Admiral Farragut Academy - Buccaneer Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

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KICK OFF AT LITTLE ARMY AND NAVY GAME GENERAL DAVIS AND ADMIRAL ROBISON POSE VJITH RIVAL MASCOTS

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STATE OF NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT or HEALTH Oflice of the DISTRICT HE.ALTH OFFICER Court House Freehold, N. J. September 7, 1933. Dear Sir: Sample of water collected from the Admiral Farragut Academy, on August 24, shows this deep artesian well supply to be in excellent condition. All of the determinations are within the normal limits of deep well waters of your section. Intestinal bacteria ofthe colifaerogenes group are absent in SO c.c. quantities. We would recommend this water for all school and domestic purposes. Very truly yours, AWS MLC DR. A. VV. SWEET, Supt., Admiral Farragut Academy, District Health Officer. Pine Peach, N. -I. DELICIOUS, VJELLBALANCED MEALS ARE SERVED IN THE CHEERFUL DINING-ROOM PAGE FORT?-ONE '

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TUITION AND EQUIPMENT EXPENSES FEES AND EXPENSES The inclusive cost of a cadet's first year at the Academy is 31275. This fee includes: a. Tuition and extra instruction in all academic curricula. b. All dormitory and dining hall expense. c. Tailor, barber and laundry services. d. All uniform equipment and ordinary repairs and alterations. e. Minor medical treatment and annual examination. f. All textbooks. Such books are loaned to the cadets but remain the property of the Academy. Unnecessary marking or mutilation of such books will be chargeable to the cadet. g. Use of laboratories, gymnasium, athletic facilities and water craft. h. Instruction and participation in all athletics. i. Lectures and entertainments on the Academy grounds. j. The Academy certificate or diploma. THE EEE DOES NOT INCLUDE a. Pocket money allowance. b. Dental treatment. c. Hospitalization or other medical treatment away from the Academy. d. Excessive breakage in mess hall, damage to Academy equipment resulting from skylarking or carelessness. e. Excessive tailor and laundry work, shoe repairs. f. Cadet's traveling expenses to and from the Academy, to and from church, dental appointments, cinema, etc. g. Attendance at cinema shows or athletic events away from the Academy. h. College Board Examination costs of S10 per annum, payable by the parent directly to the Col' lege Entrance Board. This charge applies only to such cadets as take these examinations. There are no charges for any activity at the Academy that will increase the inclusive fee of 51275. There are NO EXTRAS. Parents are requested to mail checks directly to the Finance Officer and not via cadets or friends. The Academy will not grant academic credits to any cadet whose parent or guardian has not complied in full with the provisions of the contract. The cost of a cadet's second and subsequent years at the Academy is 35975 and includes all items noted above with the exception of the cost of any uniform equipment. METHODS OE PAYMENT a. A deposit of S50 must accompany the application. This sum is credited toward the second tuition payment due in January and is not refunded in the event the application is withf drawn or the candidate fails to appear for enrollment. Should the application be rejected by the Academy, the deposit will be returned. b. The sum of 35750 is payable on entrance. c. The remainder is payable January 6. PAGE FOR'1 1ffTHREE