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

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MILES REBS lVl0FFATT, III Box 112 Stockbridge. Massachusetts 6 6 V 37 l1l'l'l',Y The mail in yet, Teclfw f l950-5l Band. Boating. Cotillion Club. lntereompany Softball and lfoothall 2 It was a rainy day during the hurricane season when Terry first calm' to Farragut. He claims that he will never forget the day. When he walked in the front door he was greeted by Elsea who immediately told him to 'lStand ' upf' He has heen quite active this year as a memher of the Band and also as a member of the lv. S. Naval Reserve. liven though Terry is a true northerner. he claims to like the south and wouldnlt mind spending his winters here. This summer Terry plans to go to New London. Connecticut. with the Submarine SJ Division of the Naval Reserve. Good luck in your future life, Terry.

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endow l 947-48 1948-49 194-9-50 1950-51 Josizvn EUGENE MITCIUQLL 4-535 Second Avenue North St. Petersburg. Florida Hflfitcff, f f f f 'ifust orltzzlm lntercompany Foothall. Basketball and Softluall. Volleyliall. Track. Tennis. Boxing. Sailing. Science Cluh First Class lletty Officer, Gold Medal for Swimming and Diving. Tennis. Cutter Crew. City Diving Champion. Second High in City Swimming lVleet Chief lletty Officer. llance Rand. Cold Nledal for Swimming and Diving. lntercompany Tennis. liaskethall. Foothall. Sailing. Cold Medal for Track linsign. First Company. lntercompany Footlaall. Tennis. Swimming. Diving. A.F.A.'s Wlufs Who ln the past four years. lVlitch has become a synonym for perfection in swimming and diving. He has not only excelled in aquatics. hut in other things as well. His hard work and constancy have won him the rank of Cadet Ensign. Ask the cadets in his platoon and each one will tell you that he is proud to he one of 'Wlitchis lvoysf' 'Wlitchi' has gained the admiration and respect of his fellow classmates by his quiet way and the fact that he has a good word for everybody. Mitch has truly heen an asset to the school and we can feel certain that he will succeed in anything he undertakes.

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eadafa JonN v HJJANIb4ORRE,JR. 1221 Ninth Avenue South St. Petersburg. Florida hfockov f f f t'Bo11by. rlirl you say to lake the Company 1948-49 Varsity Basketball, Monogram Club, Farragut Mates. lntercompany Softball. Wilirler of Mrs. Robinsonis Tennis Trophy I94-9-50 Varsity Football, Basketball and Baseball, Monogram Club. Hop Committee, Decoration Committee. Farragut Mates. First Class Petty Officer, First Company. Winner of Mrs. Robinson's Tennis Trophy. Binnacle Staff 1950-51 Varsity Football, Basketball and Baseball. Captain. Basketball Team. Vice-President of Monogram Club, Vice-President of Senior Class. Farragut Mates, Cotillion Club. A.F.A.'s Who's Who Upon ,locko's'i arrival at Farragut three years ago. he immediately began to show his natural ability on the athletic field. He is one of the few three-letter men in the school and has accomplished this feat twice. Ilis achievements however. do not cease at this point: his never ending popularity was not solely because of his athletic ability, but also because of his sense of humor. During his stay on board, he developed into a fine man and we know that whatever he may endeavor to do in the future will be a tremendous success. F amp 5 ? Q1 fq P W5 Q7