Admiral Farragut Academy - Trident Yearbook (Pine Beach, NJ)

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Our New Skipper Admiral Arthur S. Carpe-ndvr. U.S.N., Rel To The Class of 1948, l exfend my sincere congraruiafions on lhe successful comple- Tion ol your worlc al Farragut On your gradualion you will lalce wilh you, nol only lhe diploma which signifies The successful complelion of your academic sludies and your compliance wifh The Academy regula- fions, buf also rhe symbol which lhis diploma carries wilh if-your resporsibilily in measur- ing up To The slandards if represenls. ll is my belief fha? our mission has been accomplished, and fha? in aodifion To lhe groundwork you have acquired in lhe arls and sciences, you leave here young genllemen - i 7- . . d 'mbued wilh honor, moral courage, upwghlness and lrulh, young men wno have a deep an everlasling love of God, love of Counlry, and love of Home. Your school days have been compleledy lhe door fo college lo business, or +o lhe walk ol life in which you may lind yourselves. is open. On +he road 'ro success you will encounler many hardships: buf by honesl endeavor and hard worlc, you will succeed: and as you go on in life, if is my earnesr hope lhar lhe loundalion you have laid here a+ Farraguf has been wel builr. You have done well, for yourselves and For your School. l say lo you. Well done! Superimendenl