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

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ttf? li-A-T-7'-A-L-I-0-lV. i 1945-46 1946-47 1947-48 1 948-49 R 1949-50 1950-51 ,N emiafz ALDEN HART ELSEA 6800 Montview Boulevard Denver. Colorado Elf, T ffffff ,lunior lntercompany Football. Basketball. Tennis and Softball. Junior Football Team First Class Petty Officer. Junior lntercompany sports. Qualified Boat Handler Band, lntercompany Football and Softball. Varsity Rifle Team. Runner-up Senior Sailing Trophy. President. Fourth Class First Class Petty Officer. Band, lntercompany Sports. Winner Senior Sailing Trophy, Least Demeril Medal Lieutenant, Band Commander. lntercompany Sports. Runner-up Senior Sailing Trophy, Senior Publications Award. Most l'roficic-nt llnderclassman Award. Editor. BilllIllCl6, Hop Committee Commander. Battalion Commander. lntercompany Football. Varsity Rifle Team, Expert lVlarksman Ribbon. President. Student Council. Cotillion Club, Editor, Buccaneer, A.F.A.,s Wl1,o's Who Alden. who is the last remainin cadet who entered Farra ut in its first g g full year. came here in 1945 as a member of the Junior School. Since that time. he has been active in all aspects of school life. athletic. academic and military. ln the military side he has risen from a seaman to top rank in the Battalion. Also, his performance as editor of the Blilllllllflf? and Bufmrarzeer are noteworthy. Alden plans to enter the llniversity of Missouri under NROTC. We know that he will be a success. and wish him the best of luck.

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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! ,

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emfafz 1946-47 1947-421 1948-49 1949-50 1950-51 JOEL TED FINE T205 Park Heights Avenue Baltimore 8, Maryland ua., T 97 f f f f f 'Els that squaw lapped' Apprentice Seaman, Helm Sports Editor, Golf. Track, lntercompany Swimming Awards Junior School Football and Baseball. Coxswain of Cutter Crew. Secretary of Seabees Club, Tennis Award Varsity Football, Second Class Petty Officer, Billllllffle Staff, lnter- company Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Wrestlilig, Golf, Glee Club, Farragut Mates, Cutter Crew Varsity Football, Monogram Club, Weight Lifting. Glee Club, Presi- dent of Dramatic Club, Assistant Editor of Binnacle, First Class Petty Officer, Farragut Mates, Second Outstanding Member of Binnacle Award Ensign. First Company, Varsity Football, Monogram Club, Golf, Cadet Adviser of Binnacle, Circulation Manager of Buccaneer, Cutler Crew. Clee Club. Cotillion Club, Student Council, A.F.A.7s Whois Who ln the year 1946 J, T.'7 first entered the portals of this Academy. He hails from the great northern city of Baltimore of which he is always bragging. He earned his first varsity letter on the Blue Jacket Football Team in his sophomore year and gained admission to the exclusive Monogram Club. There is no doubt that he has more or less had his finger in every pie in school, and also worked himself up to the rank of Ensign. Wherever he goes. we know that he will be a great success. Good luck. HJ. T..,' we're all behind you.