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

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eadcvz ERNEST FREDERICK TRESSELT 2200 Griffin Street Dallas, Texas uTress,, l f f You crazy foolfu 1949-50 Varsity Football and Baseball. Junior Varsity Basketball. Boating. Boxing 1950-51 Varsity Football, Basketball and Baseball. Boating. lVlonogram Club. Cotillion Club f 6 Since Ernie's arrival at Farragut. two years ago. his sparkling personality f and witty sense of humor have established him as one of the finest cadets this FJ school has hacl. On the gridiron his never-ending courage and fight developerl him into one of the finest football players. ln the classroom his natural ability found in the nearest bull sessionl' telling his favorite jokes. Ernie is planning enabled him to pass all his subjects with excellent grades. He can always ba- b to attend the Rice lnstiiute. Best of luck to you in whatever you do, Ernie.

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f l eadafz JOHN SINCLAIRE, JR. Box 1314 Clearwater, Florida Stinkey Have I got troubles? f f f 1943-49 Third Class Petty Officer, Color Company. lntercompany Athletics. Clee Club. Hop Committee, Binnacle Staff 1949-50 First Class Petty Officer, Color Company. Cheerleader. lntercom- pany Athletics, Glee Club, Binnacle Staff. Hop Committee, junior Varsity Basketball, Dramatic Club X l950-Sl Ensign, Second Company, Cheerleader, Clee Club. lntercompany Athletics. Cotillion Cluh Treasurer. Buccaneer Advertising Manager, A.F.A.,s Whois Who N It was a great day for Farragut when Stinkey,7' also known as John A Sinclaire, junior, Esquire joined us. Since that day, he has carved himself quite a niche in all our minds. His unever-say-diei' spirit and constant drive have also helped him to rise to the rank of Ensign where he has done a great job. He tells us that he has been accepted at the Citadel where we know that he cannot fail. We all want to send him on his way with the time honored 4'Well Done and the best of luck in the following years.

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emiafz JoHN SHERMAN UPHAM, JR. llpham House Tarpon Springs, Florida '6Creek,, Thalis all, brolherfw f f f 1948-49 Varsity Football, Swimming Team, Petty Officer Third Class, Band. Clee Club, Binnacle Staff 1949-50 Second Class Petty Officer, Band. Dance Band, Clee Club, HilIlll1C1C Staff, Rifle Team, Varsity Football, Swimming Team, Naval Reserve 1950-51 First Class Petty Officer, Band, Manager, Varsity Football, Clee X Club, Swimming Team, Buccaneer Staff, Naval Reserve. Nlonogram Club Three years ago Johnny lknown as Greek l came to Farragut from Tarpon Springs. Since then, he has always had a good word for everyone, N and will be long remembered for it. He has been proficient in both academic Q and naval science subjects in his three years, and has risen to the rank of First Class Petty Officer in the Band. He has been a member of the llnited States Naval Reserve for more than a year and has been doing good work there. We all are hoping that we will keep up the good work in his future years 1 at the University of Pennsylvania where he is planning to enter in September. Rest of luck and smooth sailing. J