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

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nn FIRST CLASS 11 6l4a40fjtca4 'k'k'k'k Left to right: Cleveland, Secrefcryp Carlson, Vice-President, Forfmcn, President Grimes, Treasurer

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HONORS- Military-l PO. Second Company, 1947, Drill learn, 1950, l P.O., 1950, 2nd P1002 1365? drilled Old boy contest, 1950, Ensign, 1952, Acajemic and Department Ribands, 1947, '49, '50, '52, Varsity Athletics-Football, 1950, '52, Letter in Football, 1952. Intra-murals-Swimming, 1947, '49, '50, Boating, 1947, '49, Football, 1947, '49, Basketball, 1947, '49, '50, '52, Softball,1947, '49, '50, '52, Volleyball, 1949, 52, Sailing, 1949, Soccer, 1950, Cuttercrew, 1950, '52, Boxing, 1950, '52, Golf, 1952. Club Activities-Camera Club, 1947, Pirates Club, 1947, Buccaneer, 1952, Cotil- lion Club, 1952, Monogram Club, 1952, Dramatic Club, 1952. l MERWIN FREDERICK ALTER '15 West 84th Street New York 24, N. Y. Melvin Ronnie, have the chief fix me up 3683 Early in September 1946 Melvin packed his bags, and left the concrete iungle to join the crew at Farragut. Melvin has risen a long way since his first years in the Junior School. Academic- ally, he has raised his standards greatly. In rank, Melvin first chose a slippery mountain, for after working his way up to a first class petty officer he decided to ioin the night riders and was reduced, however Big Melvin decided to wipe this off his record by working hard and becoming an Ensign and one of the leaders of the school and has proved himself worthy of this rank. Keeping up the true tradition of a sailor, he has added to his harem many girls from St. Pete. Melvin will be greatly missed by many, for since he has attended Farragut he has always been popular with everyone who has met him and all have enjoyed his good-natured attitude and wit. Wher he may go and what- ever he plans to do, there is no doubt 'he will succeed as he has done here Farragut.. j . V 1 J N 0 TE . is' i ' f--1 ' 51 lf Scif, ' hose R ANGSTADT C , . X N123 , 5' X ,-N .J A 1 1405 Lilac Road I fy 1 'd 1 Charlotte, N. C. jg' 5 Bobby 0 -164 if K 9 Come off that stuff Honons- 9 U ' f Military-Farragut Mates, 1952, Academic and Department Ribands, f Intro-murals-Weightlifting, Swimming, 1952. Club Activities-Cotillion Club, 1952, Bobby, a North Carolina gentleman, who entered school last September, is one of the best-liked members of the graduating class. He is always ready to help you if you need anything, from caddy cloth two seconds before formation, to a pair of slightly used socks to put in your roommate's bed. Bobby is not noisy, but he puts all he has into whatever he is doing as you can see by his 8596 average. When he leaves us we lose, but the rest of the world stands to gain, for we are sure that he will go far in many chosen fields of endeavor, So we wish you the best of luck, Bobby, at college, and in your later life.