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

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HONORS- Militory-Marksman Riband, 1951, Academic and Merit Riband, 1951, Band, 1951152 'Z' lntra-murals-Weightlifting, 1952, Boating, 1951, Rifle Team, 1951. Club Activities-Binnacle Photographer and Typist, 1951, Buccaneer Staff Photographer, 1952,Cotil1ion Club, 1951, '52, Proiectionist, 1951, 252. Royster, who is from Raleigh, North Carolina, has attended A.F.A. forthe past two years. During this time he has gained the respect of everyone in school and has the reputation of being an excel- lent photographer. lf anyone wants a picture of a pretty girl or his roommate, just call old Red-on-the-head, he'll take a picture of anything. Royster's ambition is to go to Davidson College, after which he wants to be a dentist. We all know he will succeed in whatever profession he enters, and we wish him good luck and smooth sailing. H. ROYSTER CHAMBLEE, JR. 3, ft 1127 Harvey Street , 5 4 tl Raleigh, North Carolina X ' j af K - ' 1 f I ' 'V 8 I ' Red-on-theeheadu 9 x . , F i 5 lt soars for hours e' 9 f' 4 AJ i if 1 I ' A ' s 8 8 0 uv fl, 1' ' f . f ta 1 , z 'J 1' ft ' ' JAMES CHESLEY North Shore Drive Detroit Luke, Minnesota iisjimn Just wait till 1 get home ff' f f ' .4 HONORS- Military-Department Riband, 1952. Academic-Academic Riband, 1952. lntra'murals-lnter-company Football, Tennis, Golf Squad, 1952. Jim came to us this year from Detroit Lake, Minnesota, and what Minnesota lost Farragut has gained. l-le readily became popular with his classmates, and he has displayed his initiative in the classroom and onthe athletic field. Jim is one of the finest golfers A.F.A. has seen in a long while. We, his crew, are going to miss him, but we are sure that success will follow him throughout the remainder of his life. So long, and smooth sailing, Jim,

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f1 0 ll ,A lf .... M ,WZ Mitt O O l e 1 2 ll tt 19 52 ntra mural nter co pa aotball sketball oft a 94 O, Swimming, M '1' 2P.. ,1P..,19 , 't ,1Q1,Esi, 5. 1 V Sify Athi ti OV511Y room , 1951 ' ,vofsnf Q , , f . - - ,S 1 I9 or 1 1 . ' 4' '- f 4 s ROY DONALD CARLSON Box 35 Lake Hamilton, Florida Swede Now back in Lake Hamilton if- 2- if 3' HONORS- Academic-Valedictorian. 1 f , d' V M 11,1 1. X u Act: t ecretary f the J r Clas 1 Stud t Honor Council , ne camp y sketb ll, 19 1 52, Solydlnll l,, 5., second in win- ent 195 an in tc '195l, M lam Club, 1951, Vice- dent r Cla , 952, Treasurer of Cot' lion b 2,.Assis Mditor the Binnacl 2, Glee Club, 1952, I ane r 1952 f1X p ' , ' 43 r Ot ,449 c m to rra four ea ago. Beinganormal po ul 1on'o ak d p fo Y siz w R mist cam I st ted t ith the inter- co pa sports d Zrked ' ay up tot rsity squads by his ior year y did no t off i, the me small way in his clas room we started of big, an d his high average all the w ough his four years. This y r Roy is one ofthe highest rating cadets in the school, with a LTJG, Second Company. Roy plans to enter the University of Florida, come Fall. We all give Roy our best wishes in the future and in whatever field he chances to choose. if-if RICHARD STARR CARTER 91 Unadilla Avenue Asheville, North Carolina lIDiCkIl Let's go tonight, boys Military--Third Class Petty Officer, 1951, Highest Academic Award, 1951, Marks- man Riband, 1951, First Class lntra-murals-Golf, 1951, '52, Petty Officer, 1952. Weightlifting, 1951, '52, Boating, 1951, National Golf Foundation Award, 1951, A.F.A. Golf Award, 1951. Club Activities-Band, 1951, '52, Dance Band, 1951, '52, Feature Editor of Buccaneer, 1952, Assistant Head Waiter, 1952. Dick came to us in early September, 1950, on a bright and sunny day, and he says that since then most of his days have been just as bright, We think he has been a great asset to the school and his classmates, and come what may, Dick is always the same casual rebel from the mountains of North Carolina. Academically speaking, he has also been one of the top students during his two years here at Farragut. His free Saturday afternoons are usually spent at the Pasadena Golf Course, on or near the 19th hole. In whatever he does, we know that Dick will be a great success. So long, Casual, and the best of luck.

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1 1 i EDWARD YOUNG CLEVELAND Alfa Af !.LJ4f11.fl-44,91 ,4'VRE:ute 2, Box 395 Lutz, Florida 0i,,,u 45-14 ffskipfr Hey, Ronnie, how obout splittlng up the Third Cornpony7 HONORS- Military-First Cluss Petty Offrcer, 1950, lvlerrit Ribund, 1950, Mnrksinon Rm- und, 1950, Depoitmert Rlbond, 1950, Ensign, 1951, Se-cond Compuny, 1951 Lt, Company Commander, 1952, First Contpuriy, 1952. Varsity Athletics-Varsity Football, 1951, '52, Co-Cciptuin, 1952, Rifle Twin' 1951, '52, Intro-murals-Sailing, 1950, '51, Cutter Crew. 1951, '52, Softboll, 1952. Club Activities-Cotillion Club 1951, '52, Serrf-triry of First Clrisl, 1952, Luvou Editor of the Eucccinrer, 1952 Skip, os we oll know him, hos been with us for three years. 1-le hos been outstonding in footboll ond o key mon on the rifle team, When we think of o good othlete, officer, ond oll oround guy, we think of Skip Although he isn't the most studious member of our closs, he certoinly mode up for it with his excellent work on the vorsity footboll teom. In three short yeors Skip hos risen to the ronk of Lt. ond First Compony Commonder. His compony seems well on the woy to winning the colors ogoin ond we wish him oll the luck in the world. Skip's plons for the future include The Citodel where he hos been occepted ond will ioin the Air Force Bronch of the ROTC. From there he plons to moke his coreer flying whether it be in the Army or in Ciyilion life, We wish you high flying, ci1woys, 5kip, f -fl-u.,a.f'nA.2fz , Q ,Q C. W. COFFMAN, JR. Nokomis, Florida MBI I Il, Shut up, Rodriguez 17, 1- 90 V,1,Ld, L! . Y A , A 1 4 af 14 L iff! 01,1 If ,41A,,j QXLPI X yLofL4,v1:AJ! 22, 55,4 iw .ffcwijf Z? jjobti A004 .AAA Q44-f f g f7f4Lz0'b,1. gg.,-.fij4,fY HONORS- Intrc-murcls-Softboll, 1951 52 Bill entered Fcirrcigut ot the begnnwtg of the lost semester of his Senior yeor. One of his room notes, gi ncitlye of 1-loyono, Cubo, wos unoble to speok English. 'fBiIl, olong with his remolnlng two roommotes wos of ossistonce in helplng him odlust to Amerlcon woys ond speech. B1l! Nos on octwe pcirticipont in intervcompflnf volleybci' gomes ond diligently kep' ob'eost of his studies.