Florida Military Academy - Dugout Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1908 volume:

EP: D' 'i A . yr ,- -...4--NA.P ,hh in . xg + 1 fx JE. FLQRIDA lyiitirfxiay Acf-xnmyiy An Accredited University Preparatory School Q ff 44 Reserve Qllicers lraining Corps w ww ww College Entrance Board Examination Center Sl. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA Founded 1908 Accredited Continuously since 'l9'l4 REVIEW IN PICTURES MEMBER MEMBER Southern Association of Colleges and Association ol Military Colleges and Secondary Schools Schools of the United States I iw 5- g-ff " ff? - ' ' ,rx . A , gig? ii. K :pi . . X 31' 5 Q . A 1 l 4 P L' -ig 5 j A . D .R . A 5 H ,. 'Shu' ,. at . 14 f I In 1 im' 3 K -2 Q Ig 5 5 -A f if 5 Q? w 1 ,. '- 2 3+- Xk.' ' X QSQ S is? .1., l fi ii . ' :Q L if L A 'i W - 'R fix- ' .. X 'Y ' I f if S. Ai, aw T a, ' .iw A Lv. I 5 V f A 1 Q - , Q M, :Ni - Y S 'Y 4 S55 L R 251 . -xy FA ' 9 -' R ff X '54 Q A Y ,f P .4 Y A - 'fgfffw Q - .ww , ?S"'af 'l me , I' .. a 1 f 4 5 I A wg as SX , '54 Q S 4. Q Q, 5 Xb QW we 3 X, Wi X 51- . L lung- if X gi +L ,, 0 wg fp K .Q f Q .Q v- Alf ,L 4, .-xx ,v FLORIDA MILITARY ACADEMY HE FLORIDA MILITARY ACADEMY was established in 1908. The Academy has been fully accredited continuously since 1914. Courses of study consisting of nine months of carefully planned academic work for college preparation or for business are offered for those who desire the best in pre- paratory school education. The school is non-sectarian. The buildings and equipment are modern to the last degree, fireproof and steam heated. Each cadet room has windows opening on the patio, and on the exterior, giving cross ventilation. Connecting with each cadet room is a complete bathroom with tub and shower. The senior school covers the four year high school course with one year of post-graduate work offering special preparation for the government aca- demies, standard colleges and universities. In addition to this, a junior department is operated covering from the first through the eighth grades. If a cadet falls below our standard in scholarship, we tutor him without charge. The Florida Military Academy takes pride in its faculty and in its ability to prepare boys for college and business. The faculty consists of men who have demonstrated their ability to teach and who have a thorough understanding of boys. The records of our graduates prove conclusively the type of training received. Florida Military Academy is a member of the Association of Military Colleges and Schools of the United States. The War Department furnishes arms and equipment, and inspects the school annually. The R. O. T .C. training schedule is followed by the military department. A band of thirty pieces is a feature of the school. No charge is made for instruction to the members of this organization. , ,, The annual tuition rate is all-inclusive and covers uniforms, laundry, haircuts, side trips and every other known expense. A program of a band concert, chapel exercises, and a dress parade is offered each Sunday to patrons of the Academy. u II5lI ORIDA MILITARY ACADEMY Q The Colors E611 REVIEWIN IC U 7 ORIDA MILITARY ACADE W H815 REVIE XX! IN PICTURES 'SRE 'WW' Cadet Living Quarters 9 CD R I D XX AA I L I T fX R Y fX Cf fX D E IIOI REVIEW IN PICTURES 11 Eili 5 MEl,5 B Y ll? IU 21121-- R E V I E XX! C T U R E S Chemical Labornlorv A1 Typical Classroo f-ffl '13 1111-1 CD R I D fX AA I L I T fX R Y' iN CQ fX ID E I I I I ' f-II4I I2 E XL I I N AP I C T U R E S Rube Ruth Visits the Academy Clflllllllliilll Exercises L- 4,n15112t- ORIDA M1 L! TAQ V AQ-ADE 'N M1 1 4 A 1116114 REVIEWINPIQCTURES The Tactical Staff The Arm Ury 1 7 Hii, .2f,.H2.!i F CD R I D fX AA I L I T fX R Y fX CI fX D E II8I REVIEW IN PICTUl2ES 191 CD R I D fX AA I L I T fX R V XX CI fX D E X IQOI R E 'XX I E WV I PJ P I CI T LI R E S W 'frm - cr. fnen+ I RR' I --. 0 h 'xx fqqn' Z :,w"1i"q. 6 K Avi , -1 U? 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NB : as 'E k u Q9 QQ 2 w Q ORIDA MILITARY ACADE J 1 Y,,,,,, ,M , REVIEWINPICTURES The Swimming Team The Baseball Team CD R I D !X AA I L I T fX R S' fX CI fX ED E 13 I In IQSI E E WT E wT TrT b 5 f U s2 5 The Boxing Squad lllfif The LV Tennis ag. Lf- T earn m X., n nn nn , n The Track Team W' I ORIDA MILITARY ACADE The Senior Rifle Team Q' ,:Qv:aw:ux., v X--4' M ' I ,,.......iil The Junior Rifle Team A,- 'H 30 IP MY REVIEW IN PICTURES 'Q"'V The Dugout SlafffPubIishing lhe 1936 Yearbook 1 .Ili F Club 777,727 +4131 Ulf: W W Q n2 p,D 7-x My L I T AMI? Y Wx C-A DEE F--W Y. ,. ...... 7,7 ' N V I A . iv . K ,.. A ' V If Orchestra Hop Comm iltee 113Q11 REVIEXXXINPICTURES 33 ORIDA MILITARY ACADE an rm: ' A mom cuan H3411 REVIEW lN Plc:Tun2E5 35 ORNIDA lQXILlTARY 5QCA 3ZxDE , f,-..v.-- K f 1 mv. .e G'--.x4"1f-4- iii, 1 iH36Hff f Retreal QX N N Q Wf XJ 0 x Q sl Ii V 6.- 1.n..n.4:w1wg,.Amn.J.um.umf.w: wmnqumz. .mmunw .r A .mv-naar x