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

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To Chaplain Thompson Who taught us right, And the Buccaneer Staff Who stayed up all nightg To MPop Taylor With his Farragut Band, And Commander Leathers Whose Juniors raised sandg To Lt. Freed Who was always gay, While Lt. Eastman Just kept getting grayg To O.D.,' Mason What a gag And Lt. Conlonis laundry In a black leather bag: To St. Clair and Hewitt Brazen and hold, And Gunne1 , Cottom Whose Red Fox rolledg To Lt. Towne , Who got the Juniors on the ball And Commander Clark Who warned us allg To all the secretaries Whose lives we made miserable And to Dick King Whose boats were sinkahleg To Captain Russell Who we all know right well, And Captain Moyer Whose words rang a bellg And to you all Goes a ribbon in lieu, Thanks for everything, And Cod Bless You. JOEL TED FINE Poet, Class of 1951

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Class Poem Ode Za tie fz Thirty days hath September, All the rest I don't remember, But itls for sure it is no lie 9 That ,50-,51 will never die, Hail to the drills And Pappa Strunk, The warning periods, How many flunked! To Hlunkei' Sherrill And exploding test tubes, And eshortyr' A11 With his sponge rubber shoes To NBano Parish, That's all we,ll tell, And 6'Big Johnw Casey yelling '4At Ease, Blaekwelllw To Donald Cuyatt Who made many friends, And Lt. Woodworth Who remedials had To Mrs. Stone, Our blessings to her, And '6H0ot,, Gibson With his All Right To Mfiebw Rebarker Sirlw And his automoplane, Lt. Williston asking, uWh0 sank the Maine?

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Class of l95l llaat will :mil Flvatamvni 3 JULIO D. ARGUELLES, leave my rank to Smith, M. fHe needs itl PAUL W. ATHER, leave my Headwaiter's job to the next Commandant's pet EDMUND BENEDETTI, hereby bequeath my charm, poise, personality fsmile and good looks?j, to Roy Carlson CLARENCE A. BLACKWELL, leave a warning to any would-be cadets GILBERT H. BROOME, leave ol' No. 7 to Roy Carlson CHARLES R. BRUNSKILL, leave all my dealings with the Draft Board and Naval Reserve, with trips home, etc., to James lanson WILLIAM R. BURGE, leave my height to Conner EDWIN H. BURTON, being of sound mind and body, leave my Largo esca- pades to Moreton ALFREDO CERVANTES, leave my habits to Pedro Perez JOHN CORE, leave my T-shirt to Patterson THOMAS F. DAY, leave my ability to drive a tractor to anyone who dares JOHN E. DEVEREUX, bequeath my garrison cap fSize to Szapiro, L. EMBREE H. DOWLING, JR., leave Farragut all my worries HARRY W. DUKES, leave to any struggling cadet my Theory of Logicu RICHARD B. ELLINOR, leave all my sack time and good books to Chamblee ALDEN H. ELSEA, hereby bequeath all my troubles with the telephones to Alexander JOEL T. FINE, leave the Executive Board, the mail call wars, and the green black boards to anyone who wants them JOSEPH R. FOLSOM, leave my mustache to Vaughan JOSEPH A. GREER, leave my bass horn to lanson EDWARD M. HANNA, leave my appetite to the next promising Senior HIRAM S. JACKSON, JR., leave all my chemistry books to Blaikie