Florida Air Academy - Falcon Yearbook (Melbourne, FL)

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THURSDAY SKINDIVING CLUB After the announcement that skin- diving lessons would be taught here in our own pool, Florida Ah had many enthusiastic boys turn out. After a free dive, the lessons com- menced. When this six weeks course was finished, they made their graduation dive at Silver Springs and also received their cer- tificates making them amateur divers. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Under the supervision of Capt. Ara- bellas, these amateur photographers have produced many fine prints. Much of the members ' free time was spent taking and developing these prints that were used in the newspaper, yearbook and other school publications. MODEL CLUB This year ' s model club has showed a great improvement over last year ' s, due to the fact that they were given more space, more time and better equipment. Under the direction of Maj. Davis, who has devoted much time and great patience, these boys have produced many a fine model.

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YEARBOOK STAFF Left to Right: Suplee, Strong, Shearer, Copenhaver, Jaffe, J. Kurtz, N. Kurtz, Parks, Pate, Campbell, Giova, Reynolds, Sea- graves, Lind. Not Pictured: Seran, This year, the yearbook staff has worked exceptionally hard to put out a very outstanding yearbook. Contained in their yearbook are the activities of the year 1965. There have been many deadlines to meet, photographs to be taken and many people to interview. Our chief advisors have been Mrs. Emmy Dwight and Capt. Arabellas. The cadet corps sincerely wishes to thank the whole yearbook staff for the great amount of time and effort they have invested in it. NEWSPAPER STAFF SEATED: Snow, Diller, Martinez, Linda, Ellis. STANDING: Capt. Hoover, Munro, Clark, Rhodes, Kurtz, Watkins, Pope, McWilliams. The future newspaper men of F, A. A. did a fine job on the FALCONIAN under the watchful eyes of Capt. Stallard and Capt. Hoover. These news hounds assembled the newspaper in record time, (only a month late). They kept errors to a minimum and finally got the job done. The cadets greatly enjoyed the paper when it came out. It was one of the most looked-forward-to publications that the school put out. 71

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ACTIVITY CLUBS FISHING CLUB Under the leadership of Capt. Davis, Florida Air ' s expert angler, the ca- dets have become enthusiastic and expert fishermen. Numerous trips to the Canaveral jetties and Sebas- tian Inlet to exercise their talents have resulted in many fine catches. n li- ' ui; LETTERMEN ' S CLUB The varsity club is the latest addi- tion to our long list of clubs, at the academy. It contains all of the cadets that have lettered in one or more major sports. They have worked very hard in order to pay for their Varsity jackets. CHESS CLUB Capt. Mascia ' s chess club, which has combined sophistication with brains, has produced many exciting matches. They plan to meet with chess enthusiasts from other schools so that they can match wits and improve skills.