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

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RONALD BAKER SCHOENHARDT 215 West 92nd Street New York, New Yorlr The Seal O.K., Skip, we'll see the man tomorrow eases Q 0 All . i' 0 4 HONORS- Military-Eirst Class Petty Officer, 1952g Band, 1952. HONORS- M1llYCIfY-Pif0T9S Club, 1947, Rooster Pennant Carrier, 1947, Junior School Com- POHY COfT1l'T1Gf1d6f, 1948, Runner-up in Best Drilled Cadet, 1949, Second Company PlUYO0fi Lemfleff 1950: Second Company Commander, 1952. Varsity Athletics-Varsity Baseball, 1950, Rifle Team, 19521 Varsity Football, 1950. Intra-murals-Inter-company Football, Basketball, Softball, Swimming, Sailing, Sculling, 1947, '48, Cutter Crew, Wrestling, Tennis, 1948, Junior Varsity Baseball Team, Touch Football, 1949, Junior Varsity Basketball, 1950, Swimming, 1950, Golf Team, 1952, Silver Medal for Second Highest Scorer in Swimming Meet, 1947, Silver Medal for Second Highest Scorer in Sculling Race, 1947, Gold Medal for Winning Sculling Champion, 1948, Junior School Tennis Champion, 1948. Club Activities-Helm Staff, 1948, Glee Club, 1949, '50, '52, Cheerleader, 1950, Editor of Buccaneer, 1952, Captain of Rifle Team, 1952, Cheerleader, 19523 Decorating Committee, 1952, Cotillion Club, 1952, In his five years at Farragut, Ronnie has risen to become a com- missioned officer and one of the leaders of the corps. His quick wit and personality captured everyone here and are things that will never be forgotten. Three years ago, Ronnie's brother com- manded the Second Company, and Ronnie is instilled with the same desire to win as his brother was. We all wish him the best of luck in his future electrical engineering career, and we are certain that he will achieve the same success at Georgia Tech that he has attained here. The Senior class of '52 wishes you the best of luck. 0 . E QB EDWIN GUST SCHWOPPE, JR. 38545 Riverside Drive Mt. Clemens, Michigan BeOvvu lf 1 That's terrific Varsity Athletics-Varsity Football, 1951, '52, Second Place in Swimming Meet, 1951 Intra- Club 1951 1fEd11 murals-lnter-company Basketball, 1951, Tennis, 1952, Activities-Dance Band, 1951, '52, Glee Club, 1951, '52g Cotillion Club. ,'52, Monogram Club, 1951, '52, Buccaneer Staff, 1952, Head Waiter, 1952. came to us two years ago and has done well in all activities both in academic and athletics. He excelled in Varsity football, receiving a letter in both his Junior and Senior years, Each meal Ed can be seen taking charge of the mess hall in the capacity of Head Waiter. He is a mainstay of the bass section in the band and also the pianist of the dance orchestra. Ed can be seen around town with his steady whose name is Harriet, Ed's plar1S for the future include Michigan State College, where he will major in economics. Best of luck, Ed, we are sure you'll succeed at anything you set out to do.

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HONORS- Military-Petty Officer Third Class, 1952, Farragut Mates. 1952. Varsity Athletics-Varsity Football, 1952, Varsity Baseball, 1952, Club Activities-Monogram Club, 1952. Big Pete has been very popular since he came here this year. Everyone knows and likes Pete for his iovial manner. A foot- ball star at tackle and an outfielder in baseball, he does outstand- ing work both in classes and on the drill field. Pete plans to go to the University of Florida this Fall and will surely do as well as he has done here. So long, Pete, and may you succeed in whate er field you choo . I , L , ' f 0. LM M 4414 f i k 1 li 1 ll V f BARRON l.eROY ROBERTS , V ' P.o. s X lol O fl lf 40 1 MXL X T Orlandfb, Floriadc ' r ff- I I f A H 1, V 0 1- L fyx, V4.0-chfc tfvbe- pen? J, I 1 Hey, Hank, let's go to the pool hall i ,f X ' J Q y Z Q X L Vi . JOSE SALAZAR Gaete, 460 Vinu'del Mar HONORS' Chile Espana Now, what is wrong with you, eh? Military-Farragut Mates, 1952, Marksmanship Medal, 1952, Department and Academic Riband, 1952. lntra-murals-Tennis, 1951, '52, Soccer, 1951, '52, Softball, 1951, '52, Volleyball, 1951, Football, 1951, Weightlifting, 1951, '52, Sailing, 1952, Cutter Crew, 1952. Club Activities-Cotillion Club, 1951, '52, Joe is among the best-liked students in this school. He is also one of the smartest. One should have to say that about any boy that finishes a four-year high school course in two years, he is expected to be pretty brilliant. When Joe fIrst came to Farragut, two years ago, he could speak very lEttle English, but now Joe speaks English fluently and has a working knowledge far superior to that of most of the American boys, This year Joe has obtained the rank of Battalion chief, and chief of the drill team. Joe also has the Spanish romantic blood in him. In other words he is defi- nitely a ladies' man. Joe comes originally from Spain, although he now lives in Chile. He plans to continue his education within the continental limits of the United States. We certainly do wish Joe the best of everything. Buena Suerte!

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any f '!.o HONORS- Mllltnry-CO 'IDLi'1,' Qi? L' Tc-.1 ' RIDQJHG IS' fi' z' Iii' :- ' SJ ZZ lQ5I B'-2' 'J'iIled Cadet, IQ52, DHI TLA , IQ5Q Intrc1-muraIs- Ritle Tea'-K I9-19, 50, 5' Three years ago Jack came to Farragut as a day student and has been one ever since, I-le is vvell liked by all students and is a very vvell-drilled cadet. I-Ie was the best ritleman in the school two years ago and the best-drilled cadet this year, I-le is one ot the tevv cadets who don't like girls, but they seerr to like him, I-le likes radio and electronics, but he plans on beirg a doctor, We ot the senior class wish him the best ot luck in vvhatever he does. L ' ASQLS-4am 'tEt'f'1 JACK SIMPSON IOOO Granville Street North St. Petersburg, Florida u f . . H V H QM! fpclcgrl Ml tn. Sump C x ' Isaynow I ,ffb - - -2 .tt at ff -3 6 E- MARTIN ALLEN SMITH 6825 Croudon Avenue Chicago, Illinois 5miffy HONORS- Tutty, let's stand on our heads and sing 'Cry' ' Military-Member ol Color Company, I949, 5I, Farraj N es I95O 52 Fl Class Petty Officer, I95I, Nernber ot Third Company I952 Second CI iss P Officer, I95O, C.P.O I all going to miss you. Intro-murals-Soccer, I9-18, SI, Sailing, I949, '50, Li esaver f-tvvar I94 Softball, I95O, '5I, '52, Football, I95I, '52, Basketba 52 Volleyna I95I, '52, Galt Squad WSI '52 Club Activities-Dramatic C ua, T949 f5C, 52, Dancina Cass I949 Librarian W49: Entertainnw-nt Contnsittee, I95I, 52, Cotiilion ua I 52 S Ort Editor ot Buccaneer, I952, Birtnoce Stat: I95'2, Ge lub Pu i See:-ring Contest I952 Four years ago Smitty arrived at AFA, front Chicago I-lis pe sonality wasn't his only tribute to fl,.F.A tor he has participateo an the various athletic fields and has done vvell inthe rlassroon Vfherever lun is brevving or t'ouble ig stirring y c it a fva he tound, I-le is planning to be ar attorney rn fve know twat success is certain to tollovv. So lorg and srna s Nr