Florida Air Academy - Falcon Yearbook (Melbourne, FL)

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ELEMENTARY ART, Mrs. Linburg, Sponsor MODEL CLUB, Capt. Kinsey, Sponsor ACTIVITY CLUBS JUNIOR HIGH ART, Mrs. Rose, Sponsor ASTRONOMY CLUB, Lt. Rose, Sponsor NEWSPAPER AND YEARBOOK CLUB, Lt. Fland, Sponsor CAMPING CLUB, Lt. Glasgow, Sponsor 106

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ACTIVITIES At South Florida Air, Activities cover the widest range imaginable, to satisfy every age and taste. Full advantage of the local points of interest is taken: sightseeing tours on the Jungle Queen on the waterways, a visit to Eastern ' s Jet Overhaul Base, and exciting pro hockey game, are some highlights to date. A week-end camp- ing trip (yes, really in tents! ) to Myakka State Park in Sarasota was an experience we ' ll never forget (collapsing tents and all) - we even managed a visit to the Ringling Museum. Social life is very active, too ... a social committee, composed of teachers, parents, and friends, sponsors a dance or special party at least once a month. Who can forget the very first weekend of school, when everyone went to the ice-skating rink in Lauderdale? Most of the boys had never been on ice skates before . . . need more be said? Some of the outstanding dances have been the Meet-the Cadet dance, the season ' s first, when the Corps got acquainted with Plantation ' s opposite sex, the Halloween masquerade dance, which showed what a lot of imagination and a little material can do, and the Valentine dance (see below). FRIENDSHIP 7 At VALENTINE DANCE, cadets and dates dance in a beau- tiful heart-covered balkoom (courtesy Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Linburg and their art classes), and Col. Dwight crowns lovely Linda Condon Queen.

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Gee - Frankenstein and Dracula both! Ooooops! Last one back ' s a rotten egg . . . YOU ' RE ON CANDID CAMERA Now I ' d take that 40-foot fiberglass . . .