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

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eadafz PAUL WILLIS ATHER 2100 Forty-fourth Street South St. Petersburg. Florida Snooker Cot anolher letter from Pal f f f f 194-T-43 Varsity Football, Rifle Team. lntercompany Softball. Second Class Petty Officer, Second Company. Golden Cloves Middle-weight Champion. Admiral Charles F. Hughes Award 1943-49 Varsity Football, Monogram Club. Rifle Team. Colden Cloves Light- Heavyweiglit Champion. First Class Petty Uffieer. First Company. President of Third Class 1949-50 Varsity Football. lV1onogram Club. Varsity Baseball, Ensign. Second X Company, Golden Cloves Heavyweight Champion. President of N Second Class 1950-51 Varsity Football, Basketball and Baseball, Monogram Club. Most Valuable Football Player Award. Lieutenant Junior Grade. Second Company. President of Senior Class. Cotillion Club. A.F.A.is Wlufs Who E Since the first day Paul came to Farragut in 1941-T. he has always been moving forward and excelling in all he has done. From the gridiron to the classrooms, he has always been successful and his quiet admirable way has won him a place of respect. '4Slug,', as many know him. has always been ready and willing to do any job that might be assigned him, no matter how tough. We are sure that Paul will make the best possible use of all his opportunities and will be successful in his every endeavor.

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eadcvz JUL1o DIEZ ARGUELLES, JR. Castillo del Morro Habana, Cuba b6Stulll99 f f f f 6'Loan me a nickel Smitty, I want to call Harriet 1947-48 Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Monogram Club, Photography Club, Intramural Football, Sailing, Boxing 1948-49 Petty Officer First Class, Varsity Basketball and Baseball, Mono- gram Club, Hop Committee, Secretary Third Class, Cutter Crew, Drill Team, Touch Football 1949-50 Lt., First Company, Varsity Basketball and Baseball, Monogram Club, Coxwain Cutter Crew, Moyer Baseball Award, lntercompany Football Champions, Hop Committee, A. F. A.'s Whois Who, All f District Basketball Team, Co-Captain Basketball and Baseball K 1950-51 Vice-President Cotillion Club, Varsity Basketball and Baseball, Monogram Club, lntercompany Football Champions. Assistant Circulation Manager, Buccaneer Four years ago when Stuff, came to us from Havana, Cuba, he was a f shy, bashful looking young man. lt wasnlt long afterward that he had estab- 2 lished himself as one of the most outstanding athletes in school. His cunning Q sense of humor earned respect and admiration of his friends and classmates. ll His popularity did not cease at this point. As an officer he was held in great F esteem and his popularity enabled him to be called 'Gone of the boys. Study is planning to attend Annapolis and we, his crew, wish him hearty good luck always.

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eadcvz - 1 I 1 EDMUND BENEDETT1, JR. 4-8 lrving Street Newark, New Jersey G6Benny79 t f f Mike, 111.11 you ever see such I1 bunch of 'Hams' before? 1948-49 Varsity Football and Baseball. lntereompany Soccer and Cutter Crew. Boxing, Second Company 1911-9-50 Varsity Football and Baseball, Basketball Manager, Boxing. Mono- gram Club. Farragut Mates. Second Class Petty Officer, Second Company. Secretary Third Class. Best Drilled Old Cadet 1950-51 Varsity Football and Baseball, Intereompany Basketball. lVlonogram f Club, Binnacle Sports Editor. Farragut Mates. First Class Petty K Officer, Second Company, Feature Editor Buccaneer, A.F.A.'s N Whois Who Benny came to Farragut in the fall of 1948. He isn't large in stature, but JJ as far as ambition and initiative go, he is one of the bigger boys at school. You will find him behind the plate during the baseball season. playing guard K in the fall. and at ,loyis house between seasons. His humorously ever- complaining way and his quick wit make him well liked by all. He is well known for his never give upf' attitude toward everything he does. ln the face of this we can feel certain that Benny will come out on top in whatever career he chooses. So long. Benny. and best of luck.