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

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ALFREDO A. BRAVO NONES South 5 Nom. ll, lo Alhambra Ponce, Puerto Rico llFeyOll Where is the food HONORS- lntra-murals-Intercompany Football, l952, Tennis, I952. Club Activities-Buccaneer Staff, l952, Merit Riband, IQS2, Department Riband, l952. Feyo means ugly in Spanish, but Alfredo is far from ugly. A good looking, Clean-cut boy, he arrived at Farragut in September of this year. Feyo participated in numerous activities during this year, and has done creditable school work. Feyo is a member of the triumvirate from Puerto Rico, and he is very proud of it. Feyo plans to enter the University of Puerto Rico, in the fall session, Adios, Amigo Mio. foal' . , I , fi - J .Q ,gy Ju ' , - , hx! K - - i ff' c k, A ' 'N t ,, L ' 1 cfs i . r L , ' af' - XXX. ' . N mf U 'i' I .f -J - ' 1 K ,M u 3, .Nw NNW ug ' y l x, 3 , y. -V, ' fo C J K E, sh , 1 X24 ,KN X J 'J -3 3 1 J I I :VC I ll 'X 'X .xii .CJ fy .vt .l LOUIS G C BRILEY f ,N J ffm: , V .jig NJ- ,Ml I Boxllfl A A - X ' Oakland, Florida ,, fs t , t ,L , V C, r XJ ou XJ , ' 1 fc' , I fl 'X ,Qld You ain't got no smart y-J N. gt, t fy ,' -JJ i 4 N' + X, l 0 V Intra murals-Rifle Team, l952, Boating, l95l, Weightlifting, l95l, '52. Club Activities-Cotillion Club, l95l, '52, Dancing Class, l95l, '52, Naval Reserve, 1952, Glee Club, l95l, '52, Lou journeyed to Farragut last year to be immediately wel- comed by the corps as a swell guy. Lou has had his share of trouble, and to look at him you would never believe that Lou would do anything wrong. He has a gift of gab which will leave you sometimes guessing. Besides this he has a touch of Long- fellow in him, too. He has entertained the corps before Christmas leave for the past two years with his iolly composition of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas, So Lou keep on plugging and set your goal high, for we know you are capable of reaching it. Best of luck to you in the future,

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HONORS- Militory-Drill Team, 1952 Varsity Athletics-Football, 1952, lntra-murals-Touch Football, 1951, Volleyball, 1952, Weightlifting 1952, Soft- ball, 1952, Swineniirg, 1952, Club Activities-Cotillion Club, 1952 Bert came to us in September and although quiet at first, he came through the year always advancing. Although Bert has had his share of extra duty as have many other cadets, he still ranks high on the drill field in becoming a member of the drill team. Bert speaks remarkably good English for the time he has been here, since Spanish is his native tongue, We know that Bert will keep on progressing as long as he himself wants to progress. 1-le has shown us this year that he has the capacity to do good in anything in which he participates. Good luck, Bert, and smooth sailing, E33 HONORS- DONALD P. BLAKE 1101 Twenty-second Avenue North SERGIO BERTORELLI 4ta Avenue Campo Alegre No. 3 Caracas, Venezuela Userrn Come on, let's go Military-Seaman, 1948, 1 P.O., 1949, Band, 1948, '49, '52, QBH 1 B St. Petersburg, Florida ,1DOnff Let's go out and make party Varsity Athletics-Football, 1948, '49, Swimming Team, 1948, '49 Intra-murals-Basketball, Softball, 1948, '49, Soccer, 1952, Cutter Crew, 1948, '49, 52, Football, 1952, Softball, 1952. Club Activities-Librarian, 1948, Camera Club, 1948, Cotillian Club, 1952, Decorating Committee, Eand Libraman, 1952, Photography Editor of Buccaneer, 1952. ln case you've ever seen a miniature Santa Claus running around loose with a real jovial spirit and a iolly laugh, but were puzzled at times when you saw him trudging along behind a bass drurn, that was Don Blake. Five years ago Farragut was honored to receive him as a new cadet from Chicago. 1-le entered the band as a drummer boy during his first year and his second year was a 1P.O. During the next two years, Don decided to take a crack at civilian life. But you can't keep a good man out so Don re- turned this year and after a hard start has made himself a fine clean record both with the school and his girl. lsn't that right, Faith? When Don leaves this year, Farragut is losing a great guy, and Faith and the Citadel are making a terrific gain. So long, Don-boy, and the greatest of luck in the future.

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HONORS- Miiitary-Seccnd Cornpany, 1951, '52. Varsity Athletics-Baseball, 1951, '52 lntra-murals-lnter-company Football, 1952. Prececling mid-year examinations last year Poochie arrived at Farragut with his happy-go-lucky spirit. His spirit came iust in time to boost our spirits, they were low with pre-examination blues. Since that time, Poochie has kept up his grades, done well on the drill field, and in the Cuban bull session. Poochie was a catcher on the varsity baseball team, also participating in inter- company sports. To this fine example of Cuban manhood, good luck and smooth sailing. E63- DUANE C. CAROLYNE 4435 First Avenue South St. Petersburg, Florida Dumbo Got anything to read? JOSE A CAPMANY Calle 9H263i J-1 Veclado, Cuba Chochol Give me a cigarette, Martinez I I HONORS- Military-Lt. .l.G., 1952, Band Commander, 1952, Naval Reserve, 1952, Band, 1949, '50, '51, '52, Varsity Athletics-Varsity Football, 1950, '51, '52. lntra-murals-Touch Football, 1949, '50, J.V. Basketball, 1949, '50, J.V. Baseball, 1949, Soccer, 1949, '50, Softball, 1949, '50, '51, '52, Basketball, 1950, '51, '52, Volleyball, 1951, '52. Club Activities-Cotillion Club, 1951, '52, Monogram Club, 1951, '52, Dance Band, 1950, '51, '52, Binnacle Staff, 1951, '52, Buccaneer Staff, 1952, Dramatic Club, 1952, Glee Club, 1950, '51, '52. ln September of 1948, Dumbo first entered AFA. He has al- ways been liked by everyone and has gone far both academically and in popularity. His friends will always remember him for his golden toe, and his rousing work with his trombone. Dumbo always makes people feel good with his loud laugh and his will- ingness to help everyone. For further education, Dumbo is going to the U. S. Merchant Marine Academy. Knowing Dumbo, we are sure he will come through with flying colors, and in part- ing we say so-long and good luck.