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

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2041 Qzczdaczle HAHRY WILSON DUKES 311 East Central Avenue Valdosta. Georgia l,ogi1'11l Thafs Iogicalu t l950-51 Second Class Petty Ufficer. First Company, llifle Team. llinnacle Stall. Glee Club R Certainly one of the most colorful and best liked cadets around Farragut tllis year has been Harry Dukes. His aggressiveness and achievements in military and academic work have made him very outstanding. He will long be remembered by his fellow classmates for his jovial disposition and his '4Theory of Logic. Keep it up, Harry. and you will earn everything you want and always come out on top.

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emlofz EMBREE H. DOWLING, JR. 1401 Conway Road Orlando, Florida HScooter f Now, back in Orlando we use I0 1950-51 Varsity Football, Baseball, Intramural Basketball. Second Class Petty Officer, A.F.A.'s Whois Who f 1 Embree came here last fall from Orlando and has made quite a record K for himself in his one short year. Academically, he has been one of the top F students in his class all year long. ln military life, he has risen to the rank of Second Class Petty Officer. This spring he has been a valuable asset to the baseball team. And on top of this. he has been one of the most popular cadets in school. We all wish Embree the best of luck at the University of Florida next year. R

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emfafz ltlczimno BHYoN ELLINOR T31 West Lakeview Avenue Pensacola. Florida MClI1I'lSH l f LeI's nmlie I1 11111 fly 1050-51 Varsity Basehall. Cotillion Clulv. Student Council. Tennis. First Class Petty Officer. lfirst Company This likable ehap is another of those men who came to us in Septcniher. 1950. lle has made l'PlllZll'lKHlTly swift progress fora first-year lnan at Farragut. rising to the rank of First Class Petty Officer. Although outstanding in military affairs. he heealne much hetter known around the campus as a great all-around guy. Anywhere that there was laughter and nnerriment to he found. there also was '6Curls. for these held as great a place in his life as academic and naval affairs. The graduation of this cadet will he sorely felt by those who have COINS to know hint well. Aside from the love of a good tinie. Curls has been devoted to his fellow cadets. his work. and his school. qualities which are Certain to carry a long way in the world ahead. Best of luck. 'lCurls. and keep it Cool! ,