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I could not have been more proud of Admiral Farragut Academy

than I was during the week in April celebrating the 75th Anniversary. Yes, it was not Admiral Farragut Academy North nor Admiral Farragut Academy South, but Admiral Farragut Academy. The visit by the Captain from the USS Farragut (DDG-99), and crew members from both the new Farragut and the former USS Farragut, was arranged through the efforts of Howard Sakolsky, ‘47. The United States Navy Band, the Navy Jump Team, Brigadier General Charlie and Dottie Duke, ‘53, plus countless exhibits and events clearly established who we are, and where we are headed.

This was also the year that gave us the class of 2009, and a gift that hopefully will set the tone for many years ahead. The class of 2009 established a scholarship fund in the Foundation to provide, in the future, tuition aid to bright, talented, promising and deserving students based on financial need. As that fund grows it will support future cadets and instill in them the great traditions and support of previous graduates.

Clearly Admiral Farragut Academy today may not be the same school any one of us remember. Each of us have our own slice of Farragut, with

the many experiences, memories, and lessons learned, that helped shape our lives. Personally 2009 is also a special year, having entered Admiral Farragut Academy in Pine Beach in 1944, and being part of the first group of cadets to open the school in St. Petersburg in 1945. At last year’s Homecoming, I celebrated with the Class of 1949, 60 years since graduation. As proud as I am of Farragut, the greatest pride, however, comes from being part of a distinguished Alumni Corps, composed of members who have contributed so much to this nation, not only by their recorded accomplishments, but by just participating and making a difference in so many areas, including the military, arts and sciences, academia, politics, athletics, social services, business and finance to name but a few.

Someone recently asked me what is so great about Farragut and why do I spend time and financial resources in support of the school? I could, and often do, cite all kinds of statistics, outstanding graduates and countless reasons, why Farragut is so great. Preparing young men and women to use technologies that have not yet been identified, for use in jobs that do not yet exist, in order to solve problems we don’t even know we have, is not only stimulating, but Admiral Farragut Academy does it well. The opportunity to contribute to the welfare of this nation, by providing a full and well rounded education to the leaders of tomorrow is one worth taking.

The Academy has been showered with glory by the accomplishments of its distinguished Alumni, from

the ocean depths to walking on the moon, as well as every walk of life. But, like you and I, Farragut’s life is clearly ahead of it. We stand at a point in time where we have the opportunity to make Admiral Farragut Academy “the” premier Secondary School in the country. How do we do this? It is simple. It takes commitment, interest, participation and financial support by the Alumni. The primary reason the Admiral Farragut Academy Foundation was created was to provide a workable framework for harnessing the energy, spirit and dedication of those who will support and provide the financial resources necessary to reach the goals and objectives and sustain the mission of Admiral Farragut Academy. By being interested in your school and its goals, and by supporting the school with any level of contribution comfortable for you, collectively we can not only be proud that we attended Farragut, but also take pride in the fact that we helped build an institution that will make a difference. Like the lift off of Charlie Duke’s rocket to the moon, we can lift Farragut to new heights for the next 75 years.

George J. Michel, Jr ‘49

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Dear Alumni & Friends of Admiral Farragut Academy,

Thank you for your patience on the much-awaited "redeveloped" look and format of Reveille. Over the last several months so many of you have asked: "Whatever happened to Reveille?" I know the fear was Reveille would no longer be produced as an alumni communication tool. However I'm pleased to say this was never the intention and rather, our goal was to revamp the piece to have an appeal to a broader range of audiences. I am pleased to say that today I believe we have done exactly that. As we move forward, we realize greater reliance will need to be placed upon electronic communication for regular updates to our alumni, event notifications and frequent news. For that reason alone it's important for the Academy to have your current e-mail address. Reveille will be produced twice annually, with publication dates of winter/spring and summer/fall. We want this to be a publication that gives solid content beyond what we can usually convey by e-mail, provide in-depth coverage to many of the areas that make the school uniquely "Farragut", and has an appeal that extends to current parents, grandparents and friends of Farragut.

I understand our primary readership is you our alumni. And for that reason, I'd like to give you a glimpse of some of the features in this publication which will become regular elements.

Features to Look Forward to:

Faculty & Staff Focus- I am pleased to be able to introduce not only new faculty members who have recently joined the Academy family, but to give you information on some of the amazing people I have the privilege to work with side-by-side every day for the benefit of our cadets.

The AFA of Today- one of the most important things we have to share is what active programs are making a difference for our cadets today. These are the academic programs and opportunities that make the Farragut Experience unique.

Graduation Update- each year we will share with you some of the highlights of the commencement ceremony and an update on the college acceptance and placement of the cadets from recent graduating classes.

Active Military Update- we've been so fortunate to forge relationships with key individuals within our active military communities who are providing tremendous experiences and benefits for cadets today. One example of this is our close relationship with CDR Philip Sobeck of the USS Farragut DDG-99. Additionally, it's important for our school community to be keeping our thoughts and prayers with those alumni and family members who are currently serving as active military. We will provide frequent updates on the NJROTC Program and activities.

Alumni Association Presidents Perspective- in this issue we have the privilege of introducing you to our new Alumni Association president Dr. Butch Andrion '79S. Dr. Andrion is also a current parent with three daughters attending the Academy.

CDR Phil Sobeck and CMC C.J. Mitchell of the USS Farragut DDG-99 in the Farragut Room at the Union League of Philadelphia

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Alumni Spotlight - our alumni are doing some amazing things. Whether professionally or in-service to their communities and our country, we want you to share in the pride we feel in being able to call these men and women Farragut Alumni.

Alumni News- this is always a favorite area for our alumni, and a section of Reveille which is often read first. This portion of the magazine continues to increase in volume as more alumni reconnect with classmates. Eventually, we will need to move Alumni News as a feature accessed as an online publication or significantly increase the cost of producing Reveille to have alumni news be the predominant portion of each publication. Either way we are committed to helping each of you stay up to date with what is happening in the lives of your classmates.

Annual Report- this section will allow us to regularly update you on the fund raising efforts of both Admiral Farragut Academy and the Admiral Farragut Academy Foundation.

I am pleased to report I see alumni involvement on the increase. Hardly a week goes by we don't receive

a first-time gift to the Annual Fund from one of our alumni. Additionally attendance at alumni events has exceeded expectations. This year we had more than 70 in attendance at the Philadelphia regional gathering and a large group joined us for the Army/Navy game the next day. Nantucket provided a great location for a small regional gathering hosted by Ed and Wanda DeSeta

back in September. Homecoming was exceptionally well attended and plans are well underway this year for a Pine Beach reunion weekend, hosted by the Class of 1980N on April 10, and a South Florida golf hosted by our South Florida AFA Alumni group on April 23. The Alumni and Development team has already secured the dates for next year's Homecoming Weekend (November 4-6), the Philadelphia Army Navy game weekend (December 10-11) and the

possibility of a regional California gathering. I couldn't be more pleased.

I hope you will take the opportunity to become involved, and as a reader, whether you wear the hat of a "current parent", "grandparent", "alumni" or "friend of Farragut"-find a place of service, give of your resources to an area and in a manner important to you and make Admiral Farragut Academy a priority.

blue jacket club reciPientSDuring our 75th Anniversary VIP Dinner, CAPT Robert J. Fine, Jr. and Chairman of the Board

Mr. George J. Michel, Jr. ‘49 welcomed two new members to Admiral Farragut Academy’s prestigious “Blue Jacket Club” for donors who have given gifts of more than $100,000 to the Academy.

CAPT Fine & George Michel ‘49 welcomeEd & Wanda DeSeta ‘67

CAPT Fine & George Michel ‘49 welcome Bernadette Hart

Robb Resler, CAPT Fine, and Don Schreiber get together during Nantucket Alumni Gathering

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aculty & StaFF FocuSF Soaring BeyondFaculty Spotlight: LCDR Rob Ewing

By: Mary Ellen Collins

Rob Ewing was a child himself when he first understood the rewards of helping students. He read to younger students when he was in middle school, and in high school he helped tutor his friends who didn’t take to Math as easily as he did. “I started to realize the true sense of accomplishment you feel when you help

someone understand something for the first time.” After receiving his bachelor’s degree in Aeronautical Science from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, he found his calling when he took a job as a program leader for the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches. It was the kids... “I called home at the end of my first day and told my mother I finally knew what I wanted to do with the rest of my life,” he says. Ewing worked with middle school students on developing leadership skills, building self-confidence, and directing their energy in positive ways. He particularly enjoyed watching his kids change during their week at camp. “Most would come in like tough guys … many were in gangs … and most had never been outside of the inner city. But after a couple of days you could see them begin to relax and become kids again. We would have a campfire every night to discuss the day’s

If Dr. (Doc) Ross had followed his childhood career plan, he would have become a fireman. But

thanks to a wife who didn’t want to marry someone with such a dangerous job, thousands of students over five decades have benefited from Ross’ passion for the sea. Ross set the foundation for his lengthy career by studying Earth Sciences at Central Connecticut State University (then called Teachers College of Conn). He taught in the Connecticut schools for several years, eventually chairing the Science Department and teaching Oceanography in the West Hartford Public Schools. After receiving a Master’s degree in Oceanography and Meteorology at Central Connecticut, the tireless teacher juggled two jobs. “I taught Oceanography in the public schools, and then when school got out at 2:20 I headed over to the University to teach Earth Sciences two nights a week.”

Doc’s mode of operation doesn’t include much downtime. He went on to get a Ph.D. in Marine Science Education from the University of Massachusetts and received numerous National Science Foundation grants to do research in Oceanography. During the early 1960’s, Doc worked as a “Teaching Scientist” at the Bermuda Biological Station for Research in St. Georges, Bermuda. During the 5 years he was associated with this world famous research station, he had the opportunity to meet Dr. Roger Payne, Dr. Robert Ballard, known for his research with Titanic, and Jacques Cousteau Sr. He wrote the cover story for the first issue of Sea World’s magazine; and has written and produced five educational oceanography films, one of which won first prize in the International World Wildlife Film Foundation contest. He also spent time working in Sarasota with John Ott, the “father of full spectrum light,” doing research on how light affects certain medical conditions. In the 80’s, CAPT Moriarty invited Ross to teach Chemistry and Physics at AFA. “I said, ‘No way, Jose! But how about Oceanography?” That led to his first stint in the Farragut

would have become a fireman. But

Renaissance Man of the Sea

Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Jack RossBy: Mary Ellen Collins

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Joe Sloan bears the title of Chief Information Officer. But ask any faculty, staff member or high school student on this campus and they will tell you Commander Sloan is our life-line to everything that

beeps or buzzes within our vastly expanding techno-world. Joe Sloan is not your typical “IT-guy” who lives to acquire the latest and greatest technical whiz-bang. “My goal is to make things simpler not more complicated. Simplicity usually leads to reliability, cost savings and legacy insurance,” says Sloan. Our goal at AFA is to escape from each individual computer being the keeper of documents, spreadsheets, stored data, and applications. Cloud Computing is the future for Admiral Farragut Academy. This means all applications and data storage become web-based and you are no longer tied to a specific vendor or solution locally. Computers become low cost, durable Internet appliances versus expensive, memory hogging machines. “Google Applications (Apps),” says Sloan, “and Gmail have revolutionized the way we work and communicate on this campus.”

“Two great benefits have resulted,” says Sloan. “No longer are we bound to one machine. And each year we are saving thousands of dollars by not having the cost of licensing fees affiliated with a network of machines using proprietary software, such as Microsoft products, nor the great cost of constantly upgrading hardware based upon the latest and greatest memory and speed demands of the latest version of the software.” These applications mimic their Microsoft counterparts, and are open source or free to educational institutions “It just takes a bit of getting used to,” says Sloan. For example, this article was collaboratively written by three people using Google Docs. In the years prior to coming to Farragut (11 years ago), Joe was an independent systems, services,

Mary Louise Cookson is the latest addition to Admiral Farragut Academy’s Math department. She arrived on January 4 of this year as the Chair of Mathematics and hit

the ground running! Board member Richard DeWitt ‘65 originally contacted Ms. Cookson as a result of a conversation that he had with his daughter who had taken a Math class from her at Bryn Mawr College in Philadelphia. His daughter spoke very highly of her abilities and excellent teaching skills. As a result of that conversation, Richard contacted Ms. Cookson and explained the Academy was actively developing its STEM program (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and needed a seasoned professional to lead the charge for mathematics. It was there that he discovered that Ms. Cookson’s resumé not only included 26 years as a mathematics educator in both public and

private colleges and high schools, but a great deal more! She was involved in admissions for seven years; teacher education for fourteen, and evaluated student proficiency for placement into correct courses for almost twenty! During her nineteen years at Bryn Mawr she received the prestigious Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback Foundation Award for Distinguished Teaching. “I consider this my Oscar award for teaching mathematics,” says Mary Louise. She is listed in Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers; and was named in The Insider’s Guide to Colleges as a “most popular professor.” “Richard is very persuasive no doubt,” says Mary Louise. However, the most compelling reason she came to the Academy was the students. “More than anything I love my interaction with students,” she says. “I couldn’t stand the thought of not having student interaction on a regular basis.” Mary Louise herself is a parent, with a twenty-nine year old son and a daughter who is twenty-seven. Her personal mission for the Math department is to make certain that each and every student leave

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Faculty Spotlight: Mary Louise Cookson

Chief Information Officer. But ask any faculty, staff member or high school student on this campus and they will tell you Commander Sloan is our life-line to everything that

Digital GenerationFaculty Spotlight: CDR Joe Sloan

Mary Louise Cookson is the latest addition to Admiral Farragut Academy’s Math department. She arrived on January 4 of this year as the Chair of Mathematics and hit



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challenges and talk about our lives … and you could hear in their voices how special it was for them to have someone listen to them or to know the kid across the fire was going through the same things.” After a year and a half an opportunity opened to join the Farragut team, where he taught physics, physical science, anatomy, physiology, and one aviation elective during his first year. In eleven years, Ewing and Jose Hercher, math teacher and retired airline captain, have developed a comprehensive aviation program that includes staff-instructed flight training, and is available to middle and upper school students. Ewing now directs the Aviation Academy and has personally flown with more than 300 students. Not all students who take flight training pursue an aviation career, but Ewing believes the skills developed in the program will be an asset in any field. “I’ve always felt that when a student learns to fly a plane solo, it makes other challenges much

more achievable. Teaching them responsibility, and how to handle so many challenging things at once, puts things in perspective. Not many seventeen year olds know how to fly an airplane, and it gives them a higher level of self-confidence and a tremendous advantage.” Ewing’s obvious enthusiasm for helping young people discover the world of aviation will no doubt leave a lasting impression on hundreds of young pilots, no matter what career they choose. He says he considers himself a success as a teacher if his students leave “competent and happy.”

community, where he taught Oceanography for five years until moving to The Dana Point Marine Institute in California, and then on to teach Oceanography at the Kennesaw State University to be closer to his daughter in Georgia. He returned to Florida and to Admiral Farragut Academy in 2004. “I walked into Farragut,

saw CAPT Fine and said ‘You want to hire an Oceanography teacher?’” An affirmative answer landed Ross right back where he loves to be – in the classroom and on the water. “Having access to the sea and the waterfront is a great way to teach Oceanography. I start every year by telling the students, ‘I never worked a day in my life. I went to a job every day and I got paid, but I didn’t work.’ I tell them, ‘You’re going to live a long time, so try to find a career you have a passion for. I think that’s what I’ve been doing all along – instilling the passion I have for the sea in the kids. And it seems to work.” Ross provides students with hands-on research

opportunities that help to develop critical thinking, analytical and problem-solving skills that provide a valuable foundation for any career. He’s particularly proud of the money they saved the Academy before dredging the basin. “CAPT Fine asked me to figure out how much mud was in there. My kids took core samples, and using laser beams and satellite photos, they calculated the amount of mud. It turned out to be only half of what the dredging company had estimated.”Former students who’ve gone into a variety of careers often credit Ross as being one of their favorite teachers, and for developing their interest and awareness in issues like global warming. Fifty years after graduating from college, Ross still finds his own learning opportunities everywhere he goes. And maybe that quality of being an enthusiastic lifelong student keeps him young. “I learned how to learn in college, but my most significant education has resulted from my life experiences,” he explains. “Farragut is the most exciting place. We have the STEM initiative here – Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math – and I’ve learned so much about computers and technology. My wife and I were just at school asking the media specialist to teach us some tricks with the SMART Board. I would never have these learning opportunities if I was not associated with Admiral Farragut Academy.

Ross Continued...

Ewing Continued...

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and networking contractor for over a decade. Joe has worked with the Marshall Space Flight Center, NASA, Ryder International, The Corps of Engineers, the Army Missile Command Center and

their sub contractors. Shortly after the Shuttle disaster, he was part of a project contracted to investigate the use of a computerized system for the inspection of the solid rocket booster seals of the Shuttle at a time when there was no such thing as a truly “portable” computer to perform the inspection task. He worked closely on the Patriot Missile defense systems

deployed during Operation Desert Storm. His role was to integrate the rack-mounted computer support module of those systems, so that it could sustain the incredibly abusive conditions presented by the hostile desert environment. Over the last several years AFA has found itself on the forefront of leading the movement towards more, rather than less, access to the Internet on campus. Says Sloan, “Many schools work incredibly hard to restrict students access to the Internet. We have found it to be much more productive to teach them how best to avoid the pitfalls and use the Internet for the wealth of information it contains.” "I am proud to be associated with an institution such as AFA, that is not afraid to be a voice of influence to our educational culture, to discover and use technology in the most cost effective manner. As educators, when we think we know all we need to know and are not willing to learn, we are of limited use to this generation as mentors for their future.”

proficient in math, and to provide whatever is necessary for students to succeed. She is a strong proponent of mathematics leading to success in every walk of life. “I have seen it happen so many times and it is substantiated in study after study,” she says. “When mastered, math can be one of the greatest indicators of success. “Math skills will take you further faster.” She’s also a great believer in the analytical thought process which is fostered by math. The problem-solving skills which will serve students long after they’ve forgotten formulas is so pervasive. “With mastery of math, a student develops a brain that will work, regardless of the challenges presented.” Coming mid-year, one might think that Mary Louise would be at a disadvantage. “I listen very carefully to the concerns of parents, my colleagues, administrators, and most importantly--- I listen to my students.” Mary Louise strongly believes that the best ideas in education ultimately come from students. “I am also committed to putting into place academic support for mathematics education. Other than the time that each faculty member can give, there has to be a more elaborate structure of academic support for the mathematics courses which are currently offered.” Students are now tutoring each other and discussions of mathematics are a frequent occurrence. Only several weeks after Mary Louise’s arrival at AFA, eighteen students were inducted as charter members of

Mu Alpha Theta, the national high school mathematics honor society. Part of the regular requirements for our Mu Alpha Theta students is to actively be involved in tutoring those students who need more in-depth assistance. In addition, Mary Louise has enrolled Admiral Farragut Academy in the Florida Mathematics League, where our students have begun to participate in monthly competition tests along with other high school students across the nation. Mary Louise is committed to providing ongoing stimulation for her faculty members through professional development conferences. As a result, two of her math department colleagues will be attending the 2010 Florida Council of Teachers of Mathematics conference in Orlando. “I understand that if Admiral Farragut Academy is to excel as a STEM school, then mastery of mathematics by students at all levels and ability must be a top priority. I’m prepared to make that happen.”

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Sloan Continued...

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Graduation UpdateClass of 2009

Each graduating class is full of future scholars, industry leaders and professionals who cherish their formative years at Admiral Farragut Academy and credit the instruction they received for their success. The class of 2009 are no different and demonstrated the value they place on the Farragut Experience by donating their senior gift to the school endowment fund, ensuring a scholarship in their name for future graduates.

Pursuing a college career is a top goal for students leaving Admiral Farragut Academy and the class of 2009 certainly showed their true promise by committing to attend top institutions within Florida, the nation and beyond. Valedictorian

Maria Meana left Admiral Farragut Academy on May 16, with diploma in hand only to head immediately to Uruguay to begin a medical program at the Facultad

De Medicina CLAEH is in Punta del Este, Maldonado. This selective program required Maria to balance her seven Advanced Placement courses with placement examination preparation and a demanding interview process. Salutorian Rachel Cone is attending Claremont McKenna University in California via an Army ROTC scholarship.

Often graduates of Admiral Farragut Academy choose to pursue a military career and the class of 2009 will represent our nation throughout the world and will prepare for their service careers by attending the Naval Academy, The Citadel, Marine Corps ROTC, Merchant Marine Academy, Maine Maritime Academy, Navy ROTC, Army ROTC, Massachussetts Maritime Academy, and Virginia Military Institute. We look foward to seeing our graduates thrive at the highest levels of academia and service.

Complimenting their top grades, nearly $4,000,000 in scholarships and awards were earned by the class of 2009 ranging from the Florida Bright Futures award to athletic awards in soccer, wrestling and golf. The teamwork and leadership skills developed while attending Admiral Farragut Academy will serve all these cadets in good stead for their future.

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Maria Meana ‘09 presents CAPT Fine with her native flag from Uruguay.

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Class of 2009 Matriculation List

anglo-american college, Prague

berkeley college

boSton univerSity

caliFornia State univerSity

tHe citadel

claremont mckenna

clemSon univerSity

cornell univerSity

eckerd college

embry-riddle aeronautical univ.

Facultad de medicina claeH iS in Punta del eSte, maldonado, uruguay

Florida SoutHern college

Florida State univerSity

george maSon univerSity

georgia tecH univerSity

HigH Point college

indiana univerSity

jackSonville univerSity

laSalle, columbia

ma college oF art and deSign

maine maritime academy

manatee community college

maSSacHuSettS maritime academy

mercHant marine academy

naval academy PreP ScHool

Penn State

SavannaH college oF art & deSign

St PeterSburg college

StetSon univerSity

SuFFolk univerSity

SyracuSe univerSity

tallaHaSSee community college

texaS a & m

united StateS naval academy

univerSity oF alaSka

univerSity oF central Florida

univerSity oF colorado

univerSity oF miami

univerSity oF miSSiSSiPPi

univerSity oF rocHeSter

univerSity oF wiSconSin

univerSity oF SoutH Florida

valencia community college

virginia military inStitute

virginia tecH

webber international univerSity

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anglo american college, P, Prague mercercHant marine academy


On the surface today’s Admiral Farragut Academy might look

a little different from what you remember, but rest assured, we are still one of our nation’s top JROTC college preparatory schools; proudly placing 32 young men and women into our nation’s service academies, and sending 77 to such fine schools as Cornell, Vanderbilt and The Citadel on ROTC scholarships in recent years.

While facility maintenance and improvements quietly continue to give us a fresh new look, our faculty and administration focus their attention on performance and curriculum development; assuring those of us who are now alums, Farragut’s finereputation and rich history will never be compromised.

Implementing our military structure as a means of teaching Farragut’s core values of Integrity, Self Discipline, Perseverance, Wellness and Fitness, 375 cadets from 17 States and 16 Countries have found themselves in a fertile environment in which to maximize their potential and probability of success!

With more than 60% of our faculty holding advanced degrees, today’s cadet has more opportunities than ever! In addition to the standard college preparatory curriculum, AFA now offers a Leadership Academy, Marine Science Academy, and an

Aviation Academy which are staffed and led by teachers who are experts in those areas. Mr. Jon Ducommun ‘09, for example, graduated the morning of May 16, 2009 from AFA. That afternoon, Mr. Ducommun took to the skies in his final check ride with the FAA and received his private pilot’s license. Jon had been a member of the very first Aviation Academy class, in which he engaged in flight and ground training three periods a day over the course of the year. The Aviation Academy offers curriculum for cadets in grades 8-12 , and is currently engaged in discussions with Embry-Riddle regarding a possible alliance. Recently Mr. & Mrs. Al Ross ‘49 donated funds for the school to purchase a custom designed Marine Science research vessel. This vessel will be the main focus of our 2010 Marine Science Academy, and is designed to allow students easy access to the water for SCUBA and aquaculture collection trips. Thanks to Dr. Rossignol’s Academic Chair grant for 2009 and AFA Marine Biology teachers Amy Carboni and Scott Davenport, curricula like Marine Ichthyology and Research SCUBA will now add to an already strong Marine Science program, and will jump start our planned improvements to our waterfront. As computers continue to play an even greater part in a student’s life,

ADMIRAL FARRAGUT ACADEMY...of todayTHE


...of today Farragut issues each new cadet an Acer Aspire One Netbook with access to AFA’s “Google Cloud.” With nearly 95% of our 34 acre campus exposed to our private wireless network, each student has access to his online world from virtually anywhere on campus!

Using Google as the backbone of our Internet infrastructure, we continue our “green” movement by using its mail and document services daily. This allows each student to communicate with his cloud (documents, calendars, contacts) from anywhere he is able to access an Internet connection. A student’s documents are no longer stuck on one computer and printed in order to be proof read or submitted to the teacher. With G-Docs, as they are called, a student can share his documents with his peers or teachers and allow them to either “edit” or “view”. This tool has allowed us to cut our paper consumption by nearly 75%!

With STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) serving as our academic overlay, today’s AFA is committed to hiring only the best to teach in our ever improving facilities; using leading edge technology and innovative thinking in an ever present environment of military structure and principles. keenly aware of that, as George Michel ‘49 so profoundly put it, “... we are educating young men and women to solve problems, that we don’t yet know exist, using technology that has not been invented.”

“ Damn the Torpedoes, Full Speed Ahead. “ ~ ADM David G. Farragut


I am frequently asked why we have two distinctly different organizations

involved in fund raising for the school and what is the role of each organization? Perhaps answering this question using the framework of and Who, What, and Where will offer clarity regarding the respective roles of the Academy and the Foundation. On the page to the right you’ll see a diagram that visually shows the process.

Who: For any fund raising effort the most important place to start is to address “who” are the people and organizations willing and able to support Admiral Farragut Academy and the Foundation. The Academy and the Foundation are very fortunate to have a large base of potential donors through our current parents, our alumni, parents of alumni, grandparents, friends and corporate donors. Within each of these groups are segmented audiences to which specific fundraising appeals are directed. Everyone does not receive every appeal.

What: We achieve fund raising results through campaigns to request funds for specific purposes from specific groups of potential or known donors. In general these campaigns are divided into three large groups. First, the Annual Fund Campaign, which is received by everyone and provides for the operation of the school. Fund raising for this purpose allows us to keep tuition at a reasonable level. Few schools are able to run their institutions from tuition alone. Second, Specialty Campaigns provide opportunities for individuals to give in support of programs or initiatives that are personally important to them. Some of the Specialty Campaigns which are currently underway include fundraising for the Sailing Team, the Aviation Academy, the Marine Science Academy, the construction and completion of the Huntley Memorial Sports Complex, and the continued efforts for Dormitory Refurbishment.

Third, is the Endowment Funds of the Foundation. Some of the campaigns for the Foundation include the Coaches Slaby and Nicholson Athletic Endowment Fund, The William R. Masciangelo, Sr. Fund for Student Enrichment, the Board of Directors Academic Chair Fund and the General Endowment for financial aid. We recognize that for long-term stability we must aggressively work to build these endowment funds and others. Information on each of the specific programs is available through our website at www.Farragut.org

Where: The “where” in this case becomes the two organizations which manage contributions - Admiral Farragut Academy and the Admiral Farragut Academy Foundation. In general, the Academy receives contributions which are to be used within the school’s fiscal year. If a donor makes a gift with more long-term intentions, this type of gift will be directed to one of

the restricted or unrestricted funds of the Foundation. These contributions become a part of the Foundation’s endowment. By definition, the investment income generated by the Foundation is given annually to the Academy. In the case of restricted gifts, the income generated by these gifts can only be used for the specific purpose. Admiral Farragut Academy is the only

beneficiary of the Foundation’s endowment and as such, the endowment serves as a source of financial strength and stability for the Academy.

It’s important that our donors are well-informed on exactly where their gifts are being put to work. Each year through Reveille and other means, we will work hard to showcase how gifts given in support of the Academy and the Foundation are being used for the benefit of our students and cadets. If you haven’t made your gift to the Annual Fund yet, please do so today using the enclosed envelope. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at 727-343-3678 or [email protected].

Mr.ÊRob bÊRe sler,ÊCFREAlumni & Development Director

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2011-12

= 25% = 50%= 75%

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Alumni Gifts Split Between Annual Fund & Foundation


AdmirAl FArrAgut AcAdemy FoundAtion

For Perpetuity

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conStituentS oF admiral Farragut academy & Foundation

Current Parents, Alumni, Alumni Parents, Grandparents, Friends, & Corporations

Annual Fund Campaign

• 50% of Alumni gift directed to Foundation

• Athletics• Campus Technology• Faculty Development• School's Operation

Specialty Campaigns

• Aviation Academy• Dorm Refurbishment• Financial Aid• Huntley Memorial Sports

Complex• Marine Science Academy• Sailing Team

Endowment Funds

• Academic Chair Fund• Coaches Slaby &

Nicholson Athletic Fund• General Endowment for

Cadet Scholarship• Masciangelo Student

Enrichment Fund

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total giving trendS to aFa & tHe Founation

Last 8 Years

The graphs below indicate the historical giving trends to AFA & the Foundation over the last 8 years. Since 2007-08 we are trending upwards both in the number of gifts and the total giving, largely due to increased Alumni participation. Every gift is important!

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*= Last year that Alumni Directories were printed and sold.


AnnualÊRe portÊof ÊÊG ivingJanuary 1 - December 31, 2009

ChairmanÕ s ClubGift of $15,000 or more

Arnold Bellini

Michael ‘59 and Karen Fisher

Bernadette Hart

Janet Huntley

Alfred ‘49 and Karan Ross

Frank P Wendt ‘42

AdmiralÕ s ClubGifts of $14,999 ~ $7,500

Edmond and Nancy Ducommun Michael ‘80 and Karen Hajek George ‘49 and Pauline Michel

HeadmasterÕ s ClubGifts of $7,499 ~ $1,000

Don and Alice Burrell Robert and Rebecca Casagrande John and Meg Clough Gary and Gail Damkoehler Shawn and Jeanna Damkoehler Diane Faulconer Nina Focardi- Great Bay Foundation David and Ellen Futcher Harold D Gaines ‘50 Terry and Elissa Hirsch Herb and Barbara Hoover Ken and Marianne Lamneck Thomas and Rachel Mayhew Hans and Dorothy Mengering George and Michelle Milord James and Sandra Murray James Ogden Thomas and Bonnie Ormerod Eric and Mari Owen Gail A Papp Sage Dining Services Inc. Donald R Schreiber ‘46 Small Boarding School Association Claudia and Robert Sokolowski Kent Stickler Joe Vulgamore and Linda Rice Todd and Michele Werner Michael ‘75 and Joan Ziaylek

CommandantÕ s ClubGifts of $999 ~ $500

Charles and Bonnie Cato Brian and Evelyn Cone

Tod and Lisa Damkoehler Douglas and Billie Speeler Robert J and Anita Fine Frederick Fuller and Dawn Coppola John O Gauthier ‘48 Gilbert and Susan Harper Martin Hartkopf Neil ‘63 and Amy Hicks Marco C Inclan ‘97 Louis and Tifnie Klingel Karl E Larsen Terrance and Laurie McNamara Robert and Sharon Moore David and Beth Northcutt Scott Rubin Todd and Shelia Siegel James and Jill St. Louis Beki Stanford Paul and Phyllis Tauber Randall Weisel Richard Wheeler Jay and Maxine Wolfson

CaptainÕ s ClubGifts of $499 ~ $250

Robert and Michelle Ainslie Allan R Allman ‘46 Adam C Anderson ‘01 Peter and Anne Appleton-Jones Bill Buttner John and Cynthia Capenerhurst Jon and Siery Colley William and Jill Covington D.A. Nick ‘49 and Lucille Cusano Peter ‘53 and Webster Davis Dick Downs and Cathy Lewis Ming and Long Du GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Robert ‘73 and Cheri Griffin Michael S Insel ‘65 Karen Irwin A. Willard Ivers ‘47

Rolf and Petra Jessen Walter and Ilene Klages Anton W Knaus ‘76 Lansworth Enterprise Solutions Stephen ‘66 and Shirley Lieber Jamie C. Luber John A Milici ‘60 Michael Nicholson Keith and Julie Overton James W Raulston ‘59 Ray and Lisa Carol Robinson Danny M Ross Lee and Kathryn Schuster William ‘64 and Barbara Siebel Peter and Vivian Sierchio Gary and Julie Simon Douglas ‘90 and Joellen Sokolowski Target Donald and Margaret Thomas Mark and Karen Thompson Virginia J Vickers William Wadley John ‘47 and Charlotte Wisotzkey Arthur and Sharon Wright

Friends of FarragutGifts up to $249

Geoffrey and Diane Abraham John M Akin ‘69 Albertsons Ivan and Inna Alferev Malcolm Anderson Michael Andrusis Rita Armour Stuart and Valerie Arnold Travis Arreaga Alan F Atwood ‘52 Edmund ‘60 and Lucille Bailey Thomas ‘64 and Patricia Baldwin John ‘56 and Barbara Barlas Adolphus Barnes Philip R Barnhill ‘83

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Richard and Kim Bauer Heather Baxter-Ewing James ‘62 and Linda Beck Saul L Becker ‘45 Taraneh Beheshti Thomas and Ruth Belleville Thomas E Benjamin ‘52 Al and Susie Bennati Gerald ‘47 and Joan Benstock Robert L Berry ‘39 Lisa Bickell Pamela Biggs Edgar B Bing ‘58 John H Blake ‘38 John J Blasko Robert and Cheryl Bledsoe Scott ‘45 and Barbara Ann Blomeley Edward Boshears Robin Bovich Peter C Boyce ‘62 Dale and Leslie Bridges Douglas P Brown ‘62 James Calvin Brown Carol Brown Craig Brown Robert ‘62 and Bonnie Bruorton Thomas Budd ‘60 John Buggle Mark J Burman Burns E ‘56 and Cheryl Cameron Amy and Michael Carboni Roy D Carlson ‘52 John ‘86 and Holly Carnes Sergio A Cartaya ‘65 Michael and Lynn Cashman John Celestian Svetlana Cheskidova Chester and Carol Claudon Christine A ‘99 and

Nick Clericuzio-Espostio Michelle Cooper Michael A Cordes ‘64 Greg Covey Linda Covey Fred and Patricia Croft Lincoln Crone Joe and Crystal Culbertson Adolfo and Mary Anne Danguillecourt Scott Davenport John ‘68 and Kelly Davis Deborah A Davis

Dolf ‘97 and Jenny DeCeuster Scott and Sari Deitche Paty Delfin Linda Derk Edward ‘56 and Francis Dieterle Konstantin and Evgeniya Dimitrov William ‘66 and Regina Doherty Paul A Dollard ‘50 Pedro and Veronica Dupouy Eugene P Durbin ‘52 Yuriy and Ekaterina Dvolinsky Debbie Dykens Peter B Easton ‘49 Joy Edwards Marcia Ellison William Emerson ‘52 Shelby Erb Michael and Karen Erbe Richard T Ewart ‘70 Robert Ewing Delia Farnum Neal ‘66 and Eileen Farr Herbert D Feinberg ‘44 Camile Fine Peter and Cary Fiorillo Forrest ‘59 and Pat Fishburn Spencer Fletcher ‘09 Tracy Foley Daniel T Fooks ‘75 Andrew and Carrie Forrester Jo Ann Frederici David Fredericks Harvey ‘47 and Myrna Fritz Maria Garay Alan A Gardner ‘46 Donald D Gehring ‘56 Robert and Darlene Gibbons Steve and Juliet Gillespie Valerie J Ginn Corey D. Givens George S Goldstein ‘50 GoodSearch Richard and Martha Goodwill Thomas R Gordon ‘57 Shannon and Maria Graves Daryl A Greenberg ‘66 Sean M Griffis ‘99 Richard Grossi and Elizabeth Strauss Stephen and Teresa Guarcello Julio L Guardado ‘62 Peter M ‘47 Gutheim

Justin L ‘94 and Dawn Hamm Derek Harrington Randy and Priscilla Harris Ann Gretchen Herbst Joseph and Mary Hercher Robert Dan Hirst David C Holter ‘61 Joseph Holtsclaw Marshall Fink Home ‘47 Robert and Mary Lorraine Horick George J Huber ‘72 Peter ‘61 and Janet Hughes Roger L Hughes ‘66 Wilmer ‘37 and Joan Ifill Scott B ‘86 and Traci Jacobs Joel ‘49 and Julie Jacobs Peter James Robert R Jauernig ‘67 Christopher F Kale ‘89 Siva and Vijaya Kantamneni S. Randolph ‘61 and Rebecca Kelley Wayne M Kennard ‘69 Kurt Key Loris and Dorothy King James A King ‘51 Kwame I King ‘07 John J Klopstock ‘57 Andrew ‘58 and Barbara Knight David ‘61 and Sue Anne Knop John and Angela Stahley Koebel Harry W Koerner ‘62 Rudolph W Kohler ‘58 George Konold Raymond ‘49 and Norma Kotowski Larry and Judi Kramer Raymond Kress Randall ‘60 and Sharon Kressler Matthew and Marianne Lameyer George M Larkin ‘41 John R Lathram ‘81 Betty LeBranch John and Alison Lescarbeau Paul ‘47 and Sheryl Levenson Michael and Larisa Levin Michael and Samantha Lewis Leslie Lewis Dan Liedtke David Linke JoAnne and Greg Linkner Thomas Loechel Anthony and Shannon LoRusso


Martin ‘54 and Camille Ludwig William and Maren Lynch Alex and Lynne Mackintosh Jeffrey and Annette Magnoli Frederick L Maier ‘41 David ‘87 and Monique Maling Nicolas Maragos Paul W Maraist ‘46 David and Helen Marger John and Rosemarie Marks Charles P (Punch) Martyn ‘59 Bryan Massey and Lise Blanton George H Mattox ‘59 Greg ‘67 and Bonnie Mausz Cheryl McBay Melissa McCallCAPT Thomas and Dona McClelland Kerri McFarland Amber McMillin Milton F McRoberts ‘54 Medtronic Foundation Gilbert Metz ‘48 Diane L Miksch William ‘80 and Janny Millard Robert and Debbie Miller Sandra Miller Chris Miller Kristy Miller Glenn W Mitchell ‘63 Riziero and Nancy Montanari Joseph C Moorhouse Tony and Susan Morris John W Morris ‘51 Robert C Morris ‘51 Samuel G Morrison ‘40 Homer ‘60 and Beret Moyer Jane Murray Ryan Nase Gerard K Nash ‘44 G. Carey ‘66 and Theresa Nelson Cornell ‘66 and Linda Newcombe Alfred Nicolosi ‘89 Nydia Novak Jeffrey M Ogden ‘00 David and Adriana Padovan John C Pak ‘89 David ‘57 and Cathy Parent Peter Parmenter ‘83 Jennifer Parrillo David G Peattie ‘55 Richard Peck

Tony Pemble Madeleine Peterson Steve and Sherri Pigeon Francis and Carol Pitts Anna Pizzarelli Stephen and Melinda Pletcher Jeffrey and Holly Pohler John J Pomerantz ‘51 Carla Porter Charles I Prager ‘46 Philip C Pratt ‘63 David and Shelly Puckett Kelly Quedado John T Rambo ‘54 Antoinette D Ray Dennis and Janet Recca Tracy Reilly Robb and Shelley Resler Greg and Mary Rice Phillip and Roxene Riles Richard and Pamela Ripplinger Christopher F Roden ‘81 Steve and Michelle Roeder Angene M Rohm George and Pauline Rohrmann Brad Rose John and Josephine Ross Diana Roverts Felix ‘47 and Marilyn Rozzo Keith and Nema Runyan Leon and Shirley Salomon Chris G Scales ‘81 Juanita M Schneider William and Joy Schuyler William Shelton and Gretchen Letterman David ‘47 and Gail Sherb Scott Singleton Joseph Sloan Douglas and Lisa Smaus William ‘70 and Sherrilynn Smith Edward W Smith ‘46 Corbett E ‘49 and Betty (Bo) Smith William ‘55 and Carolyn Soenksen Matthew R ‘92 and Jennifer Sokolowski

Robert A Spencer ‘69 William and Diane Stefanski Frank Louderback and Karen Sterk John Stewart David C Stewart ‘45 Nancy Sulte Muno Summers Charles Summers David ‘54 and Treva Tannenbaum Jim Tarantino James ‘61 and Mary Ann Taylor Joe Terrano Matthew Thibodeau Tina Thibodeau Scott S Thomas ‘63 Curtis and Kesia Thompson Treasure Island Chamber Of Commerce Jefferson and Diedre Turner Laurence ‘53 and Kathy Upham John H Van Schoick ‘59 Olguita L Vazquez Jennifer Grabowski Vernine Karl and Joan Vogt Kurt ‘65 and Linda Vollherbst Clifford ‘39 and Elizabeth Waas William ‘65 and Roberta Walker Theodore and Mary Wall Sandra Warden Josh Warden Diane Weaver Richard T Weldon ‘62 Wells Fargo Foundation Roy ‘76 and Linda Wheeler Piotr and Agnieszka J Zwierz Widulinski Gerald ‘53 and Norma Wilkin Michael P Williams ‘76 Ralph E Wilson ‘44 Robert and Joanna Wilson Christopher Wynkoop ‘67 Thomas Xenakis Hogan and Wendy Yi Vickie Zacharias Joanne Zavac Ariel Mengyu Zhang

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Bringing the alumni of Admiral Farragut Academy together and helping them to remain connected is the heart of our mission as the Alumni Association. We work to accomplish this through the events and programs that take place each year.

In this issue of Reveille we have covered many of the functions and activities that were held throughout 2009. These activities ranged from the 75th Anniversary Celebration, to the Philly Army/Navy Game Weekend (our largest ever) to smaller gatherings hosted by individual alumni and even the Change of Command ceremony for RADM Mark Buzby ‘75 on the USN Comfort.

For 2010 additional programs and events are already underway which are high-lighted in this issue. It takes a lot of work to make these events happen and I would encourage you to take advantage of the offerings which are continuously available. We anticipate expanding alumni events to the West Coast (California) in the spring of 2011. Some of the greatest experiences that I have had in recent years revolve around reconnecting with my Farragut classmates.

There is also another way we encourage our alumni involvement in determining the school’s future and that is through The Admiral Farragut Academy Foundation. The primary goal of the Foundation is to help ensure that the financial resources are available for Farragut for the next 75 years and beyond. I feel so strongly about this priority that effective January 2010, I volunteered to fill the role of Foundation President, succeeding George Michel who held this

position since the Foundation was established in 1997. The Foundation was established as a separate 501(c)(3) organization from the school for the purpose of generating support for the Academy. I look forward to working with Robb Resler, who aside from serving as Alumni & Development Director, also wears the hat of Executive Director for the Foundation. Together and with the help of the Foundation Board and staff I expect to address such things as maximizing our investment returns, expanding the number of Foundation Board

members, generating periodic reports on the Foundations revenue, and distribution of revenue. We have the opportunity to accomplish incredible work through the Foundation. Expect to be hearing more from me in the near future about Foundation opportunities.

I’m pleased to welcome our incoming Alumni Association President, Dr. Albert “Butch” Andrion ‘79S. Butch was elected this last Homecoming and will take his place in the long line of Presidents effective July 1,

2010. He is introduced further in this issue of Reveille with his own article. Butch and I will be working closely as we move forward with the Alumni Association and the Foundation activities.

I’d also like to thank the Alumni & Development team for the new look to Reveille and the rich content. It is a labor of love and I have encouraged them that we alums love Reveille and enjoy reading it cover to cover.

I look forward to seeing many of you at the Pine Beach/Toms River Gathering on April 10th. In the meantime if I can be of assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact me at [email protected].

Mr. Christian Wagner ‘82Past- President, Alumni AssociationPresident, Foundation Board of Trustees

www.farragut.org /alumniupdateto update your contact information

Visit


Gary H Amsterdam ‘68 Adam C Anderson ‘01 Anonymous Stuart W Arnold ‘54 Matthew J Barbour ‘56 Philip R Barnhill ‘ 83 Clarence A Blackwell ‘51 Robert and Mary Alice Bolline Jean-Pierre Boustany ‘75 James Calvin Brown Sylvio Brutus ‘98 John Buggle Mark H Buzby ‘75 Charles and Bonnie Cato Frank ‘39 and Jacquelin Clain Edward ‘67 and Wanda DeSeta Alexis J DeSeta ‘04 Vincent ‘66 and Patty DiPano Thomas H Dunn ‘74 Nevin L Fidler ‘57 Michael ‘59 and Karen Fisher Bryan Fisher ‘57 Robert M Fisher ‘53 Arthur B Flack ‘57 Daniel T Fooks ‘75 Donald D Gehring ‘56 Holly Lucy Grande Alan K Greene ‘57 Stephen and Teresa Guarcello William and Joan Huber Janet Huntley

Robert ‘70 and LuAnn Irvine Alexander Jesudowich ‘63 Thomas D Jones ‘68 Thomas Kedersha Kurt Key Robert and Diane Klingel John J Klopstock ‘57 Anton W Knaus ‘76 David ‘61 and Sue Anne Knop Charles J ‘68 and Alane B. Koczwara David K Lerch ‘59 John and Alison Lescarbeau Ian “David” ‘75 and Cheryl Lipsky Robert A ‘54 and Sandra Longhi Martin ‘54 and Camille Ludwig Peter Lyon ‘55 Christopher S Malfant ‘93 Michael H McBride ‘57 Kevin J Miles ‘76 Jeffrey B Miller ‘63 William ‘61 and Zaina Minty Andrew S Moreland Bjorn ‘43 and Dorothy Nielsen James Ogden Jeffrey M Ogden ‘00 Robert C Otto ‘69 Keith and Julie Overton William C Padgett ‘64 David ‘57 and Cathy Parent Robert W Pfeifle ‘76 J. Russell Phillips ‘67

Edward B Richter ‘47 Christopher F Roden ‘81 Alfred ‘49 and Karan Ross John K Rutenburg ‘57 William Saunders Robert P Schuman ‘53 Stan Slaby Peter S ‘64 and Rebecca B. Slosson John ‘79 and Delores Snyder Claudia and Robert Sokolowski Douglas ‘90 and Joellen Sokolowski Matthew R ‘92 and Jennifer Sokolowski Peter E Stevenson ‘58 Jennifer Grabowski Vernine Kurt ‘65 and Linda Vollherbst Christian ‘82 and Lisa Wagner Richard T Weldon ‘62 Frank P Wendt ‘42 Charles ‘40 and Mary Westcott Richard Wheeler Donald K White ‘65 Michael P Williams ‘76 Michael ‘65 and Shelly Wilson Ralph E Wilson ‘44 Jason K Wolins ‘68 Kenneth ‘61 and Barbara Woltz David ‘68 and Ann Yoho

With the 2007-08 school year, the Foundation began its first efforts to initiate a series of Directed Endowment Campaigns. The first two such campaigns included the Board of Directors Academic Chair for Physical Science and the Rossignol Academic Chair in Science.

More recently, during the 75th Anniversary Celebration, the Coaches Slaby and Nicholson Athletic Endowment Fund was created; with the proceeds to be used to purchase athletic equipment, supplies and maintaining the athletic facilities.

During the 2009 Homecoming Celebration the William R. Masciangelo, Sr. Student Enrichment Fund was additionally unveiled with the proceeds from this fund to be used for the primary needs of the Academy and tuition needs of its cadets. We are particularly

appreciative of Frank Wendt ‘42, who has been the moving force behind establishing this fund in memory of “Masci” and currently has put forth a $25,000 match for this fund. Additional early donors to the “Masci Fund” include Ed ‘67 & Wanda DeSeta, John ‘41 & Barbara Gardella, & Donald Schreiber ‘46.

Following are the donors who have contributed so generously to the “Coaches Fund.”

We are seeking additional gifts for both of these campaigns and ask your consideration to give generously using the envelope provided in this issue of Reveille. If you have any questions please contact Robb Resler, Alumni & Development Director - (727) 343-3678 or [email protected]

giFtS to tHe coacHeS Slaby & nicHolSon atHletic endowment

Foundation directed camPaignS

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Heritage “100” SocietyAdmiral Farragut Academy has stood for three-quarters of a century. During that time we have never wavered from our mission to instill the core values of integrity, self-discipline, perseverance and wellness & fitness in the lives of young men and women. We measure our success not by our own accomplishments, but that of our cadets. Our ability to continue to affect and impact each future generation is dependent upon the direct involvement of those who understand and value the Farragut Experience.

Heritage Society membership indicates that Admiral Farragut Academy and/or the Foundation is included in the estate giving plans of a donor. Some will give through a simple bequest by way of their will, others will transfer the ownership of life insurance or still others will elect to use one of the many options available through various trust arrangements. The method is not as important as the decision.

The Heritage “100” Society is designed to recognize the first-100 donors who have chosen to become Heritage Society members. Following are the names of those who have notified us of their intentions to be among the first-100.

Heritage Society1- Frank P. Wendt ‘422- George J. Michel, Jr. ‘493- Katherine Harper4- Robert J. Fine, Jr. AFA5- Richard G. Wheeler, AFA6- Joseph “Chris” Slusher ‘877- Edward B. DeSeta ‘678- Don Schreiber ‘46

9- Christian Wagner ‘8210- James S. Wood ‘4511- Dalton Monroe12- Clinton Snyder ‘4813- Michael ‘80 & Karen Hajek14- Mr. Robb Resler, AFA15- Ms. Karen Irwin, AFA

If you have included the Academy or the Foundation in your estate plans then you are already a part of the Heritage “100” Society and we want to recognize you. Each donor who makes this commitment will be designated a numeric position within the first-100. Only one donor will ever hold each numeric position.

For more information or to notify us of your estate plan arrangements, please contact Robb Resler, Alumni & Development Director, [email protected] or 727-343-3678.

One hundred donors will impact Admiral Farragut Academy forever and always. Will you be among the “first-100?” Let us know today.

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GiftsÊtoÊthe ÊFou ndationChairmanÕ s ClubGifts of $15,000 or more

Edward ‘67 and Wanda DeSeta George ‘49 and Pauline Michel

Frank P Wendt ‘42

AdmiralÕ s ClubGifts of $14,999 ~ $7,500

HeadmasterÕ s ClubGifts of $7,499 ~ $1,000

Robert and Mary Alice Bolline Alexis J DeSeta ‘04 Richard J. ‘65 and Luba DeWitt Robert J and Anita Fine Sharon M Frost Harold D Gaines ‘50 E. Garrett Gummer ‘72 Michael ‘80 and Karen Hajek Edward M Hanna ‘51 Janet Huntley Keith and Ingrid Jacobus Robert and Diane Klingel Charles J ‘68 and Alane B Koczwara Judith Levin Ian “David” ‘75 and Cheryl Lipsky Christopher S Malfant ‘93 S. Bailey ‘39 and Joan Norton James Ogden William Saunders Donald R Schreiber ‘46 Donald ‘49 and Carol Schwartz Claudia and Robert Sokolowski Douglas ‘90 and Joellen Sokolowski Matthew R ‘92 and

Jennifer Sokolowski Christian ‘82 and Lisa Wagner Richard Wheeler Philip A Whitacre David ‘68 and Ann Yoho Michael ‘75 and Joan Ziaylek

CommandantÕ s ClubGifts of $999 ~ $500

Stuart W Arnold ‘54 Jean-Pierre Boustany ‘75 Mark H Buzby ‘75 Peter B Easton ‘49 John O Gauthier ‘48 Anton W Knaus ‘76 John and Alison Lescarbeau Laurence ‘53 and Kathy Upham

CaptainÕ s ClubGifts of $499 ~ $250

Allan R Allman ‘46 Adam C Anderson ‘01 Matthew J Barbour ‘56 Sylvio Brutus ‘98 D.A. Nick ‘49 and Lucille Cusano John ‘41 and Barbara Gardella GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Robert ‘73 and Cheri Griffin Neil ‘63 and Amy Hicks Michael S Insel ‘65 Kurt Key Keith and Julie Overton Robert W Pfeifle ‘76 Paul M Ramos James W Raulston ‘59 Howard Sakolsky ‘47 William ‘64 and Barbara Siebel Kurt ‘65 and Linda Vollherbst

Friends of FarragutGifts up to $249

Brian Allen Gary H Amsterdam ‘68 Malcolm Anderson Alan F Atwood ‘52 Teofilo ‘66 and Mary Babun John Babun Edmund ‘60 and Lucille Bailey

Thomas ‘64 and Patricia Baldwin John ‘56 and Barbara Barlas Saul L Becker ‘45 Thomas E Benjamin ‘52 Gerald ‘47 and Joan Benstock Robert L Berry ‘39 Edgar B Bing ‘58 Clarence A Blackwell ‘51 John H Blake ‘38 Scott ‘45 and Barbara Ann Blomeley Peter C Boyce ‘62 Douglas P Brown ‘62 James Calvin Brown Robert ‘62 and Bonnie Bruorton Thomas Budd ‘60 John Buggle Burns E ‘56 and Cheryl Cameron Roy D Carlson ‘52 John ‘86 and Holly Carnes Charles and Bonnie Cato Christian T Chiari ‘92 Bruce L Chovnick ‘78 Frank ‘39 and Jacquelin Clain Christine A ‘99 and Nick Clericuzio-Espostio Michael A Cordes ‘64 Peter ‘53 and Webster Davis John ‘68 and Kelly Davis Dolf ‘97 and Jenny DeCeuster Edward ‘56 and Francis Dieterle William ‘66 and Regina Doherty Paul A Dollard ‘50 David ‘78 and Sharon Donnelly Thomas H Dunn ‘74 Eugene P Durbin ‘52 Neal ‘66 and Eileen Farr Herbert D Feinberg ‘44 Nevin L Fidler ‘57 Forrest ‘59 and Pat Fishburn Robert M Fisher ‘53 Spencer Fletcher ‘09 Daniel T Fooks ‘75 Mr. Fraga Alan A Gardner ‘46 Donald D Gehring ‘56

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Harvey ‘49 and Marsha Gladstone George S Goldstein ‘50 Thomas R Gordon ‘57 Holly Lucy Grande Daryl A Greenberg ‘66 Alan K Greene ‘57 Sean M Griffis ‘99 Stephen and Teresa Guarcello Julio L Guardado ‘62 Peter M ‘47 Gutheim David C Holter ‘61 Marshall Fink Home ‘47 William and Joan Huber George J Huber ‘72 Peter ‘61 and Janet Hughes Roger L Hughes ‘66 Wilmer ‘37 and Joan Ifill A. Willard Ivers ‘47 Joel ‘49 and Julia (Julie) Jacobs Robert R Jauernig ‘67 Christopher F Kale ‘89 Thomas Kedersha S. Randolph ‘61 and Rebecca Kelley Wayne M Kennard ‘69 James A King ‘51 Kwame I King ‘07 Loris and Dorothy King John J Klopstock ‘57 Andrew ‘58 and Barbara Knight David ‘61 and Sue Anne Knop Harry W Koerner ‘62 Rudolph W Kohler ‘58 Raymond ‘49 and Norma Kotowski Randall ‘60 and Sharon Kressler George M Larkin ‘41 Paul ‘47 and Sheryl Levenson Stephen ‘66 and Shirley Lieber David Linke Robert A ‘54 and Sandra Longhi Martin ‘54 and Camille Ludwig Peter Lyon ‘55 Frederick L Maier ‘41 David ‘87 and Monique Maling Paul W Maraist ‘46 Charles P (Punch) Martyn ‘59 George H Mattox ‘59 Greg ‘67 and Bonnie Mausz Vincent A McCune ‘78 Milton F McRoberts ‘54 Gilbert Metz ‘48 Kevin J Miles ‘76

John A Milici ‘60 William ‘80 and Janny Millard William ‘61 and Zaina Minty Glenn W Mitchell ‘63 Andrew S Moreland John W Morris ‘51 Robert C Morris ‘51 Samuel G Morrison ‘40 Homer ‘60 and Beret Moyer Gerard K Nash ‘44 G. Carey ‘66 and Theresa Nelson Cornell ‘66 and Linda Newcombe Alfred Nicolosi ‘89 Bjorn ‘43 and Dorothy Nielsen Jeffrey M Ogden ‘00 William C Padgett ‘64 John C Pak ‘89 Mark Panuthos David ‘57 and Cathy Parent Peter Parmenter ‘83 David G Peattie ‘55 J. Russell Phillips ‘67 John J Pomerantz ‘51 Lucas ‘47 and Georgina Ponzoa Charles I Prager ‘46 Philip C Pratt ‘63 John T Rambo ‘54 Edward B Richter ‘47 Christopher F Roden ‘81 Alfred ‘49 and Karan Ross Felix ‘47 and Marilyn Rozzo John K Rutenburg ‘57 Chris G Scales ‘81 Larry M Schneider ‘64 Robert P Schuman ‘53 David ‘47 and Gail Sherb Michael Michael Stan Slaby Peter S ‘64 and Rebecca B Slosson William ‘70 and Sherrilynn Smith Corbett E ‘49 and Betty (Bo) Smith Edward W Smith ‘46 John ‘79 and Delores Snyder William ‘55 and Carolyn Soenksen Stanley ‘47 and Hope Sorrentino Robert A Spencer ‘69 David C Stewart ‘45 David ‘54 and Treva Tannenbaum James ‘61 and Mary Ann Taylor Scott S Thomas ‘63 Ramon ‘66 and Marcela Usategui

John H Van Schoick ‘59 Jennifer Grabowski Vernine Clifford ‘39 and Elizabeth Waas William ‘65 and Roberta Walker Richard T Weldon ‘62 Wells Fargo Foundation Charles ‘40 and Mary Westcott Donald K White ‘65 Gerald ‘53 and Norma Wilkin Michael P Williams ‘76 Ralph E Wilson ‘44 Michael ‘65 and Shelly Wilson John ‘47 and Charlotte Wisotzkey Jason K Wolins ‘68 Kenneth ‘61 and Barbara Woltz Christopher Wynkoop ‘67 Arturo F Zapata ‘47 Mr. Zaus

MAKE YOUR GIFT

TODAYwww.supportfarragut.org


It is my pleasure to be stepping into the role of Alumni Association President for Admiral Farragut Academy. I am a strong believer in the core “Farragut” values which have been instilled in each of us as members of the Alumni Community, and am looking forward to serving my fellow alumni in this capacity.

Currently, I have 3 daughters enrolled at Farragut, and one 2008 alumna, Amanda, who is now attending the University of South Florida and majoring in Political Science. For nearly 30 years I have lived in the greater St. Petersburg area, but it was not until Amanda graduated that I became involved with the Alumni & Development Staff. Our Alumni team relentlessly searches for information on “lost cadets” and continually creates opportunities to reunite class members. It is my goal to assist them in this effort.

I want to encourage each of you who live in or are visiting the Greater Tampa Bay area to visit Admiral Farragut Academy’s Alumni Centre and AFA museum. By reading Reveille or visiting www.farragut.org, you will get but a glimpse of AFA today. To get a true perspective, you

owe it to yourself to plan on attending one or more Alumni campus events or regional gatherings in the near future.

Please remember to thank Christian Wagner ‘82, your previous Alumni President, for his unselfish dedication and service to the Alumni Association and the Academy as a whole. Now assuming the role of the AFA Foundation President, Christian will oversee and nurture the growth of our Academy’s endowment. The growth of our endowment is a top priority and vital for Farragut’s sustainability and ability to teach Farragut’s core values till perpetuity. Congratulations Christian, and thank you.

Dr. Albert (Butch) Andrion ‘79President, Alumni Association

Dr. Andrion presents his daughter Amanda

with her diploma at our 2008 commencement

ceremony.

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Dr. Andrion ‘79 & Bill Millard ‘80 enjoy our 2nd Annual Union League of Philadelphia Dinner


ADMIRAL FARRAGUT ACADEMYSouth Florida & Carlos Uhrbach

Memorial Golf Event

International Link of MiamiFarragutEvents.org/SoFlGolf

Fee: $100

Pine Beach & Toms RiverApril 10, 2010

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PHiladelPHia & army navy weekendWe would like to thank each of the nearly 70 alumni and guests who joined us for a wonderful Alumni gathering at the Union League of Philadelphia and the 100+ who attend-ed the 2009 Army Navy Game. This event has proven to be a great success, bringing member of our alumni community together from all over the U.S. and we invite you to join us December 10-11, 2010 for our 3rd Annual Event.

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Marine Science Academy! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Marine Ichthyology! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! fi! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! fi! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !fi! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! fi! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Marine Invertebrate Biology! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Aquaculture! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! fi! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Research SCUBA ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! fi! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! fi! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! fi! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !!The Perspectives Week Trip to the Caribbean! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ’! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !


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! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! fi! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Establishing a competitive varsity sailing team in Lasers and 420s:!! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! fi! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! !

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SPecialty camPaignSSpecialty Campaigns allow every donor to tailor their giving to something important to them. We believe for every need, there is a special donor who has an interest in seeing a project or a program funded. Please visit our website for a complete list of our current ‘Specialty Campaigns” we are offering and feel free to contact our office with any comments or questions. 727-343-3678 or [email protected]


If you joined us on campus during our 75th Anniversary Celebration, you hopefully had the opportunity to meet CDR Philip Sobeck of the USS Farragut DDG-99 and members of her crew at a campus luncheon honoring the same. Thanks to the hard work of Howard Sakolsky ‘47, CDR Sobeck has remained actively involved with Farragut and her cadets ever since.

In late Oct. 2009, CDR Sobeck invited our Armed Exhibition Drill Team to perform for the USS Farragut’s crew and guests. In December, accompanied by Command Master Chief C.J. Mitchell, CDR Sobeck joined us in Philadelphia for our Alumni Gathering at the Union League.

Currently patroling the waters off South Africa and Somalia for pirates and terrorist threats, CDR

Sobeck recently sent photos to our 5th Grade Class who are following the USS Farragut in a program they call, “Where in the world is the USS Farragut”.

Our gratitude, thoughts and best wishes are with CDR Sobeck and the entire crew of the USS Farragut.

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RADM Buzby ‘75 presents Coach Stan Slaby his long awaited Navy and Marine Corps Medal.

October 16, 2009, while some alums gathered in St. Petersburg for our Annual Alumni Tailgate prior to the Football game, Robb Resler, our Alumni & Development Director and CAPT Tom McClelland USN (ret.), joined nearly 20 others in Baltimore to witness RADM Mark Buzby’s ‘75 Change of Command. Aboard the USN Comfort, one of the Navy’s two Hospital Ships, RADM Buzby accepted his change of orders and became the Commander of the Military Sealift Command operations. He was joined by many classmates, friends, family, and colleagues. It was an impressive event. We congratulate RADM Buzby for his accomplishments and thank him for his continued service.

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active military uPdateWe realize that our Military Component is just one way of making our Academy unique. We would like to pay tribute to all those within our alumni community who are currently serving or have served their respective countries. We have created a link for our military affiliated alum to submit via our website. You may access this link at:

www.farragut.org/militaryalumni

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John Joyce ‘70 has been employed

at the Boca West Country Club in Boca Raton, FL for the last 16 years. Boca West is the largest Country Club in the country. It’s # 1 in Florida and #1 in the U.S. in Community Living. These rankings are determined by a survey compiled by

the Platinum Clubs of America. His responsibilities include, but are not limited to, managing and organizing a diverse group of events such as: world class tournaments and exhibitions, the USTA French Open Wildcard, exhibitions with the # 1 Doubles Team in the World and Davis Cup players the Bryan Brothers, Sam Querrey, and legends of the game such as Jennifer Capriati, Aaron Kreickstein, Jimmy Arias, Chris Evert, Martina Navratilova, Stan Smith, Fred Stolle and Owen Davidson. The tennis department hosts a variety of tournaments and special events for the Boca West members. Awards and achievements include: being a member of the USPTA since 1985 (United States Professional Tennis Association) where he holds a Professional 1 Rating. He has been awarded the Alex Gordon Professional of the Year in 2007, which is the industry's highest honor, at the World Conference on Tennis at Saddlebrook Resort in Tampa, FL. On top of that, he has been awarded the USPTA Florida Division Professional of the Year on 5 occasions 2001,2003,2005,2007 and 2009, as well as the USPTA Florida Division Facility Manager of the Year in 2000. Playing experience includes being nationally ranked in both the USPTA and the USTA in the Men’s 35’s Singles. Ranked # 1 in the Florida Section of the USTA in the Men’s 25’s and 30’s Doubles on several occasions. Other interests include strength training, running and Tae Kwon

Do, which he has been studying since 1984 and is a 3rd degree Black Belt, and is aspiring to be a Master. He has four wonderful and healthy children Chelsea

21, Alexis 15, Jack 13 and Nickolas 9, living in Hypoluxo, Florida.

“I owe most of my accomplishments to the faculty and staff of Admiral Farragut Academy, which I attended from 7th to 12th grade. I will forever be thankful to Admiral Farragut Academy for giving me the tools necessary to succeed

in both my personal life and professional career. I have been very fortunate to have a few people in my life who have gotten my attention and have been great mentors. Jack Joyce Sr., Captain Orie T. Banks, AFA’s Director of the Junior School, William C. Lufler, former National President of the USPTA and Jay DiPietro, GM and President of Boca West Country Club.”

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John Viele, CDR USN (Ret.) ‘41- “Pam, my wife of 58 years, passed away in 2005.I am the author of three books on the history of the Florida Keys published by Pineapple Press of Sarasota, FL. Am continuing to do resarch and writing on Florida Keys history.”

Bob Conway ‘42- “I’m recovering from surgery to remove a benign tumor from my colon. I’m feeling well and resuming many hobbies and volunteer activities.”

Richard Badger ‘46- “After leaving Admiral Farragut St. Pete attended Bowdoin College in Brunswick, ME and Jackson College in Honolulu, HI. Spent 2 years ski-bumming in North Conway, NH and Stowe, VT and 3 years in Aspen, CO while bartend-ing, stone masonry, ski patroling, etc. Served 3 years in the Marine Corps during the Korean war. After dis-charge went into the ski business as a manufacturers rep selling skis, boots and clothing throughout the US. Got into the real estate business 1958. Started up my own agency, Badger Realty in North Conway, NH in 1962 and have been at it ever since. Now have 28 employees, 2 offices and 1 partner. Also got married in 1962 to a lovely Canadian girl, Mary McCloskey, from Ottawa, Ontario, who provided me over the past 47 years with 4 sons and 8 grandchildren. Along the way my brother, Bob, and I got involved in ownership and management of a series of 15 ski shops under the name of Joe Jones Ski Shop or Sport Haus, scattered throughout ME, NH and Vt. In my spare time I did a fair amount of sailing, We have a 36’ Seawind Catamaran moored in Stuart, FL and now up for sale (any buyers contact me for info. I need a smaller boat for our summer place in Kennbunk, ME). Still skiing but mostly cross country skiing. Most of my non-working hours now are spent with my wife, sons, daughters-in-laws and grand children. It’s been a great life so far. Needed a

few repairs along the way (just got a new hip last month). I would to love to hear from any of my old (and I mean very old) classmates.”

Charles (Chuck) Gottlieb Ruebel, Jr. ’49- “We retired from Florida to live in Oregon in 1998. Roberta and I have a two bedroom home in Hillside Continuing Care Retirement Com-munity. We’re both active in Campus activities, local events and church. Help to create a weekly Community Dinner every Saturday evening and are currently serving around seventy persons a week. I fell in February of this year and broke my hip and was in a wheelchair for six weeks. All healed now and back in action on all fronts. Selected as Volunteer of the Year where we live at Hillside Continuing Care Community and for the State of Oregon. Helped to organize and start the weekly Community Dinner at the First Presbyterian Church in McMin-nville for all who are hungry.”

Sam Greenberg ‘50- “I am Retired and enjoying the weather here in Lake Ashton Golf community, Lake Wales, Florida. Just had surgery on rotator cuff so I cannot play golf at this time which is a bummer. I’m doing therapy which seems to be going very slowly.”“When we first came down here, I drove to AFA in St. Petersburg. As I was getting out of my car a couple of people asked me if they could show me around. I told them I was an alumni of AFA North graduated 1950. One of the men asked me if I knew George Rubin. Sure, I said, he

had been one of my roommates. With that the guy pulled out his cell phone, called George and I spoke to him after 50 years. George came down for busi-ness and stopped by to see us here in Lake Ashton.”

James Moreton ‘52- “I‘m semi retired from farming. My wife, Eleanor, and I travel and enjoy our six grandchildren. Farragut Academy got me started sailing which has been a fascination and hobby ever since. We particularly enjoy the Caribbean Islands area.”

Frank Harrison ‘53- “The year 2010 will be my 15th year in active service in the USCG Auxiliary. My first five years was at Augusta Georgia and USCG Sta. Tybee Island Georgia. The last ten years to present I am out of D5SR 1005 USCG Sta. Oak Island NC on boat crew operations and coxswain and attached to the USCG Captain of the Port MSO Wilmington NC and Sector North Carolina as Key Techni-cal Advisor on Marine Firefighting for the USCG COTP. This last attach-ment involved organizing a Marine Firefighting Task Force for the state of North Carolina with all of the local land based firefighting services that have marine environments within their juristiction. Prior to North Carolina including the Port of More-head City did not have any marine fire training or experience. At pres-ent North Carolina now has a marine firefighting facility and the NC Marine Firefighting Council. My position now is liaison between the council and the COTP and that of developing Me-

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merandums of Understanding MOU and Mutual Aid Agreements between the firefighting forces, the marine terminal management and owners, shipping agents, and other organiza-tions with marine interest along with the US Coast Guard and the Depart-ment of Homeland Security. I think I am going to retire in 2010.”

William Leaver ‘53- “Paramus Fritz Behnke Museum - Director, Rotary Club of Maywood - Treasurer, PR Chair, Blue Chip Chorus of Bergen County - Treasurer, Maywood Fire Police - Treasurer.”

Geoffrey Cant ‘55- “I am happily enjoying retirement in the gorgeous inland Northwest.”

Matthew Barbour, Jr. ‘56- “After graduating from the Coast Guard Academy, I enjoyed a rewarding career in the Coast Guard, primarily in avia-tion, and had opportunities around the world. My second career was twenty-five years with Merrill Lynch, and I’m now attempting to improve my golf game. The young lady I dated while at Farragut and I have been mar-ried since 1962. Toni and I have been VERY fortunate!”

John Coyne ‘57- “Betsy and I still have the time to take a spring cruise to the Caribbean (7) cruises so far, and sum-mer and fall weeks in Pawley’s Island SC and Hilton Head SC. Next July we will celebrate our 50th wedding anniversery. I am still working with Coyne Sales LLC with my youngest son Bobby. Betsy and I have four chil-dren Tommy, Kelli, Bobby and Susan and (12) grandchildren. A group like that keeps Betsy busy and young! We had a great time at my 50th reunion (2) years ago and we look forward to next year coming down to see you all! I want to thank our Alumni office headed by Robb Resler Alumni/De-velopment who keep us all working together.”

Michael Grimler ‘57- “I am still work-ing with my youngest son to keep ac-tive and young at 71. Betsy and I enjoy our 12 grandchildren and all their activities among them school, all year swimming, lacrosse, soccer, basketball, flag football, band, and concert.”

Stephen Hice ‘57- “I quickly learned that an unbuttoned pocket, out-of-place collar-stay, un-shined shoes, missing a salute to an upper-classman or just being late to “mess” resulted in a demerit. Anything over 5 demer-its per week required marching with a 9 pound rifle on Saturday during liberty - one hour for each demerit. Some serious offenses could result in up to 40 demerits. Of course, excep-tional behavior resulted in merits that cancelled demerits. This was a great lesson for life (you learned the conse-quences of your actions.) GO AFA.”

John Woodstock ‘58-’61- “Enjoying Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Co. and USAF retirements in the North Geor-gia Mountains. Board member of the Union County, GA Historical Society and Commander of the Eastern Divi-sion, North Georgia Honor Guard.”

Jon Arcuni ‘58- “I am retired from the garment and computer business and own a magnificent home overlooking the golf course of Valle Escondido in Boquete Panama. Myself and my wife Phyllis live here permanently at 3900 ft in wonderful cool weather. I keep a 26ft sport fishing cat in Boca Chica, Panama at www.gonefishingpanama.com. I have three daughters, a school teacher, a physician, and university student. I have three grandchildren. We are all well. In my class I remem-ber fondly: Jack Mathis and his best friend, Adrian Munos, Larry Blau, The Stafford Brothers, Bruce Faucett, and Pate Snively. I remember sailing and fishing in Boca Ciega Bay. With dis-taste I remember Commander Steele who was disliked universally by the whole student body. Everyone else on the teaching staff was wonderful. My

girlfriends, Joyce Nichols and Chunky were wonderful. If you remember me, email me at [email protected]”

David Hansell ’58- David is living in Baileys Harbor, WI. He is retired and would enjoy hearing from any of his classmates.

John Van Winkle ‘58- “Retired-Danc-ing, Golf-VP of SAE House Corp. at University of Florida-Traveling- Mar-ried twice but single now-Date quite often.”

Michael Moore ‘59- “I Graduated from AFA in 1959. Lived at the Naval Station Rota, Spain while my father was the Senior Medical Officer of the Medical Department on the Naval Station. I graduated from David Glasgow Farragut High School in June of 1963. I have 22 1/2 years of Na-val Service (30 years including Fleet Reserve). I have served two tours of duty on board two aircraft carriers, one of which included a tour of duty of six months in Vietnam. The other one was a nuclear powered aircraft carrier and spent six months in the Indian Ocean. The latter was nuclear powered and I was part of the nucle-ous crew during final states of con-struction and outfitting. I finally got my college degree from the Governor’s State University at University Park, Illinois just before I retired from the Naval Service. I maintain residence in Germantown, Maryland and am cur-rently living right next to the Naval Station Rota, Spain in El Puerto de Santa Maria right on the Fuentebravia Beach, facing the Bay of C·diz and the Atlantic Ocean. While at AFA, I was the Boat Dock’s Officer (ENS) for the Junior School while I was in the 8th Grade and taught the Junior School students boat handling. I speak, read and write in the spanish language, am a stamp collector (if anyone is inter-ested).”

David Reimers ‘59- Twillah and I just celebrated our 38th wedding anni-


versary this month (Sept). Our two grandsons are now 9 and 4. We travel about the country each summer in our Winnabago Adventurer, with our BMW motorcycle strapped on the back. We go on local outings with our motorhome club all the rest of the year. I still co-own a weird small busi-ness (www.coastalmotorescorts.com) which keeps chugging on despite the economy. Still have teeth, hair, work-ing extremities, and awaken breathing daily. Life is good. I saw photos of the terrible remains of AFA Pine Beach and it almost brought tears to my eyes

Thomas Budd ‘60- I am still commer-cial fishing in Alaska for salmon and halibut as I have for the past 38 years. I love hunting there and in Montana. I am married to my first wife, have one daughter who works at Fort Lewis in Washington, and have 2 beautiful granddaughters. Pictures of the latter available upon request.

John Cruikshank ’61- “Life is good! Raised three kids. Two are working and developing projects in Africa and my youngest , Jenny, 20 is working and going to a business school. I am a cheerleader for my kids and active in business.”

Ivan Martinez ‘61- After a 30-year Carrer in community college educa-tion - teaching Political Science for 12 years then administrative duties, from Assistant to the President to Vice President of Instruction and finally,

Interim President in the Dallas County Community College system, I have now started my own company, IDLM, Inc. Power Washing Service in the Dallas area.

Hans Bauer ‘62- “I retired in October 2007 after a long career as an elec-trical engineer working in various industries. Presently dividing my time with my two beautiful grandchildren, operating an engineering consulting business and doing volunteer work with Loaves and Fishes and Meals On Wheels.”

Ray Bradley ‘62- “Involuntarily re-tired. Would like a benefitted position utilizing my Electronic Design and Development experience, in addition to Field Applications Engineer, and Technical Sales/Marketing. Prefer-ably near my Waltham, MA location.If you know of someone interested in my credentials, please let me know at your earliest opportunity. Thank you very much for your consideration”

Scott Thomas ‘63- Retired, for the third time , to SW Virginia to enjoy the music and mountain and now find myself working about 60-70 hours a week starting a flight school and aircraft maintenance business at the local airport. The motor home is being neglected!

Al Ferrante ‘64- Band Leader for Father Al and the Jazz Congregation, SW Florida’s premier Jazz, Dance, and Party band. Ref: www.fatheral.com. All of my contact information is on the web site. Please share with other alumni.

Andrew Shinnick ’65 – “I’m a semi-retired broadcast journalist. I keep my hand in the game by doing freelance producer work for clients like The Discovery Channel.”

William Doherty ‘66- “Right now other than staying employed in this

lousy job market (Real Estate), I am neck deep in trying to restore the USS ZUNI ATF 95 to her 1944 configura-tion. On June 23rd coincidentally, my birthday the city of Portsmouth, Va. passed a resolution approving a memorandum of understanding be-tween the Zuni Maritime Foundation and the City of Portsmouth. In other words, we now have a permanent home port!!”

Phil Gilbert ‘66- “Just finished my 30th year as a practicing Doctor of Chiropractics. Cathy and I have 5 chil-dren and 14 grand children. All is well!”

John G. Leddy ’67– “I am happy to pass on to my old AFA 67 buddies, so many of whom were at that wonder-ful Nov 2007 Fortieth (40th!) reunion, looking tanned and fit, that I have now completed ten years as an elementary school educator (2nd grade, bilingual, dual language, Fort Worth, Arlington TX, Grand Prairie TX). This on top of 25 terrific, challenging years in railroading, 1972-1997, with the good ol’ Atchison and Topeka and Santa Fe and its successors. Want to expand my horizons by now switching to the middle school or high school level, to teach Spanish and maybe French, and was wondering if any of the alums might have some advice for me as to how to be ready to teach the (teen)y’s after a decade of teaching the (tiny)’s. I had met briefly while at AFA re-union 2007 with people in your ESL/Languages dept ... they had a phonics program with cards and tapes from a Florida based learning/educator group ... and cannot remember name of that program ... the colored flash cards sure looked enticing ... might you ask those kind folks for me what that program might have been? Brother Gregory, AFA ’66, is a man-aging partner with an international public relations firm. His son Mathew has embarked on an exciting career in the theater and film after graduating from the University of Miami’s Theat-rical Arts Dept.

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HOMECOMING 2010

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My daughter Lizzy is a dentist up in Boston, along with her new hubby, Texan Joey LaBorde. Daughter #2, Elaine, is consulting with the Booz Allen folks in Washington DC. My step father, Winston Scott, who sent me to AFA, is the subject of a penetrat-ing, riveting bio: Our Man in Mexico (story of how effectively, smoothly, and brilliantly he ran our CIA opera-tion in Mexico City, 1955-1969). His son, Michael M. Scott, is a highly successful made-for-TV-movies direc-tor in Los Angeles whose work can be seen regularly on Lifetime, USA, and Hallmark channels. I am in fairly regular contact with AFA roomies Paul Greaves (Illinois), Dan M. Marquart ’67 (NY), Woods Staton (Argentina, USA, Europe). Also Sammy Claiborne ’67(man of the world) and Drew Elson ’67 (Texan). John Leddy ’67.”

Tom Thompson ‘68- “Sherman, Texas – Point after attempts are usually considered to be mundane plays in football, but on Saturday afternoon at Jerry Apple Stadium it was an extra point that made history for the Austin College football team and place-kicker Tom Thompson. That’s because Thompson, a graduate student at Austin College, is 61-years-old.By taking the field against Trinity on Saturday, Thompson became the oldest player in college football his-tory. The 61-year-old kicker, who is in his second year at Austin College, ran onto the field early in the second quarter after the ’Roos scored on a 47-yard-run by freshman Phillip Gon-zales, and drilled the extra point to tie the game at 7-7. Previously, the oldest player in college history was believed to have been Mike Flynt, who suited up for Sul Ross State University dur-ing the 2007 season.Austin College athletic teams participate as a member of the NCAA Division III and the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference.”

Rich Wagoner ‘68- “Retired car deal-er-owned several new car franchises-

now own dude ranch www.ghosthal-lowranch.com"

Robert Letters ‘69- I live in Boca Raton, Florida. I am just coming out of retirement and am looking into ex-ploring a career in music. I have two grown children and five grandchildren. I will be marrying a lady from Dallas, Texas in the very near future.

Mark Whisnant ‘70- “I’ve been mar-ried to Patricia for 30 yrs. and we have 6 children. They range from 27 to 11 all boys except the 11 yr old. We have a ranch in Southern Missouri and have been in the beef business for about 15 years selling grass fed beef. I have not been back to St. Pete since the day I graduated.”

Art Musicaro ‘73- “I was back to Pine Beach and Toms River recently for Polly Slaby’s funeral service.My son, Christopher joined me on my trip east; he truly enjoyed himself hearing all the stories told. It was good to see so many "Farragut Broth-ers", too bad were were all together for such a sad event...Drop me an e-mail or leave a message on my cell would love to here from old friends...”

Thomas Buzard ‘74- “This August will mark my adopted sons 10 year and my 30 anniversary for my wife CeCe and I. I currently work at the James A Haley Veterans Medical Center as a Bio-medical Equipment Support Specialist, keeping the medical networks running for Endocrenoligy, Pulmunary, EEG/EMG and EKG departments. I have been working there for 12 years. In my free time I have been coaching youth recreational sports; soccer and foot-ball. and am on the soccer committee for the recreational program at Wesley Chapel Athletic Association.”

Howard Brown ‘75- “Unless I’ve forgot to tell everyone, moved to MI, Coast Guard City USA - Grand Haven (area),

retired on disability from the State Police in Louisiana and am remember-ing the cold winters we had at AFA North!”

Lawrence Peter ‘75- “Any AFA alums coming through Baghdad, please contact me (+964-7904-466-369, or [email protected]). Have been here almost as long as at AFA, fairly well connected, and know a great spot--a heavily armed undisclosed location--suitable for some excellent rest and relaxation, and a good cigar or two.”

Kevin Wright ’75– “Followed a career in nuclear power industry after a stint in the Army and Navy. Involved in hazardous waste site remediation and waste treatment/disposal. Currently developing biodiesel.”

Michael Ziaylek ‘75- “After over 30 years, I am once again in contact with many of my classmates. Although, I did not graduate from AFA, the school was an important part of my academic and personal development for which I will always be grateful.”

Dayton Ogden Trubee ’76– “Living in Annapolis, MD. Attended AFA-N from 1974 through 1975, and would have graduated with the class of 1976." Dayton updated his contact informa-

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tion and is looking to reconnect with some of his classmates.

Robert Zena ‘77- Left New Jersey and moved to Tennessee.

Harold Brewka ‘79- “I recently retired Canadian Navy 26 years service. 20 years as a Clearance Diver i.e. Explo-sive Ordnance Disposal, Mine Coun-ter Measures, Battle Damage Repair, Navy Diver for Canada. Attained rank of Petty Officer 1st Class. All done with the BS. Now it’s golf time and keeping my family intact! Married- 4 children. All is well! Go AFA Go!”

Heriberto Hernandez ’79– “I have been in Kissimmee, Florida now for 12 years. I am currently working for Massey Services, Inc., (Pest Control, Termite Protection, and Lawn main-tenance) as Director of Fleet and Real Estate. I am married with two young adults in College.” Heriberto updated his contact information.

David Bowser ‘80- “About to re-enter the real estate market by purchasing a new home in Covington, LA, a suburb of New Orleans. We look forward to our 2nd annual golf fundraiser event for AFA in Miami in April of 2010!”

William Millard ‘80- “Mr. Bill is now

a Lieutenant Colonel in the US Army, serving in Washington DC. Home is still Florida. Married Milena Millard in 1999 (2nd marriage) with 4 kids- Daniel, 22 is in the USAR, David, 20- on an ROTC scholarship to Stetson University, Eden, 16, is a Sophomore in HS and Anya, 3, is just as cute as a little girl can be. Big hellos and apologies for not keeping in touch to Dave Bowser, Dave Ellinor, Kris Irr, Mike Nuccio and all of my brothers from the best class Farragut has ever had, 1980. Recently got together with Dan Medina, who is doing so well. We had so much fun remembering Firesign Theater, old record albums and the friendships that will never die from AFA. Can’t wait to “reunion-ize” witchoo all. Miss you very much. Thanks to all at Farragut for keeping the place going and clearly continuing to set the bar higher for our posterity! Anyone wanna do a reunion KDIS? I can hear “Free Bird” even now.”

Mr. Millard also sent us this note after he happened to run into a group of our students in Washington, D.C. over our Thanksgiving Break.“I live in South Florida but have been deployed since April to Washington, DC. This past week on Wednesday my wife and daughter were visiting from Florida and we visited the Smithsonian.

Afterwards we went to a restaurant not far away and I met Mr. and Mrs. Steve Edwards- who were both dressed from head to toe on Farragut attire (and looked smashing, I might add). In introduced myself and we shared a table for dinner. During our talk Steve ex-plained he was there with 10 cadets who couldn’t go home for Thanksgiving, for one reason or another, and he explained about some of the awesome events the cadets got to attend and see in DC.Sir, it made my heart swell to see that kind of care for cadets. I myself spent a lonely Thanksgiving at Farragut as a young teenager, and I know others from my generation who had nowhere to go either. The fact the school has had the forethought to provide a vacation for those less fortunate (by timing or whatever) is a real gift and I am proud of your initiative.From my dicussion it appears Mr. and Mrs. Edwards are perfect additions to the faculty, and should be commended for their hard work in making this event the success I am sure it was. If I am still here next year, I hope you will con-tact me about assisting at some event that might be beneficial and appropriate for me to help the cadets.”

Ronald Biederman ‘82- Married with 3 year old girl. sales rep-see profile on Linkedin.com

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In order to reconnect all 135 graduating classes of Admiral Farragut Academy, we have launched our “Class Agent Initiative.” This program establishes a liaison type relationship with one or more classmembers to reconnect with their peers, reconnect the Academy to the class, and aid us in our event efforts to have the best potential attendance.

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John B. Goodrich ’82, MSM, MCSE+I, CCNA, VCE- "I am living in Mont-gomery, TX working as a Senior Sys-tems Engineer / Account Executive with LanSafe Systems, Inc. "

John Jacobs ‘82- “All is well. Married, four wonderful kids, living north of Boston. After grad school I went into the telecom business in Washington, DC which led to living in Geneva, Switzerland where I worked for the UN telecommunications agency. We’re back in the States now and closer to family as we like it. I hope many other AFA alums are able to update their profiles as well, good stuff.”

Michael Vitakis ‘83- “My most re-cent book, “She and I: A Fugue” was published in 2009. Working on further literary and musical projects, includ-ing an anthology of a once-forgotten feminist writer from the early 1900’s and attempting an opera in baroque style. My website: http://www.fugue-writer.com”

Christian D. Moller ’85– “After having served as an Assistant District Attor-ney in Ulster County NY for a number of years, I took a position last year as a Senior Attorney with the New York State Appellate Division, Third Judicial Department. I got married in January, and I am getting re-married on May 9, 2009 in Woodstock, NY. To the same person, of course”!

Guy Nebel ’86– "I am living in Davie, Florida and am an Airbus A320 Cap-tain for JetBlue Airways. Based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida I fly within the Continental US, Mexico, Central, and South America and throughout the Caribbean. "

Eric Zweidinger ‘87- Broker govt securities in Jersey City. Two year old triplets.

George Emmanuel ‘88- “Living here in St Petersburg, Florida. Have two

great kids, Taylor and George Jr. I own an offset printing company called Chromatech Printing.”

Norberto Jimenez ‘88- I am married,have three kids,and I own a small home remodeling company.

Joseph Graziano ‘90- “I am a free-lance photographer based in NJ. www.photosbyJoeG.com. I also recently found my Farragut North film negatives that were archived for years and am planning to sort out a print on demand photo book to be available sometime in 2010!

Jeffrey Leal Pires ’93– "I am living in Saint Petersburg, Florida. Currently a SWAT officer in the same agency as fellow classmate, Anthony Citrano ’95, while still serving as a military reserv-ist having had several deployments under OIF/OEF.

Eric Prescott ‘93- “A lot has happened over the past 16 years. I ammarried to my wonderful wife Heather and we have 3 kids; Sophia 4, Dylan 1 1/2 and Landon 9 months. We live north of Atlanta in Cumming GA. I am currently working for IBM Internet Security Systems as the Sr. Product

Manager for Intrusion Prevention Systems World Wide; I have been with Internet Security Systems working in the network security field for 12 years. Prior to ISS I was in the US Navy for 5 years. I hope one day to send a couple of my children to AFA Go AFA!”

Dennis Simmons ‘93- “I continue to work for the Department of Com-merce as a Foreign Service Officer. During the summer, I transferred from Mexico City to Middletown, CT. I am in CT to help businesses identify export markets for their products and services. Our family will live in Con-necticut for the next few years before going back overseas.”

James White ‘94- “ My wife and I live right down the street from Farragut in Causeway Isles. We have a new addition to our family. Van James White just turned 10 months old and is into everything. We have started a Marketing company called Mega Pass Marketing. We are currently launch-ing our first product Family Mega Pass. Family Mega Pass is a Florida Discount Card for family friendly establishments that is sold through school fundraisers across the state. We are very excited about our new

Admiral Farragut Academy has a proud alumni presence on Facebook with a group of nearly 1500 people. We welcome you to join our group to keep up with events, updates, and other on-goings within the Alumni Community & the Farragut Family.

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venture and invite Florida families to visit our websitewww.familymegapass.com.”

Dr. Panteleymon Anastasakis ‘95- “Recently, I received my PhD in history from the University of Min-nesota. At the moment, I am applying for teaching positions at numerous colleges and universities in the United States and Canada.”

Robert B. Totilas ’95– “Life is good!!! I have 3 kids, 1 girl and 2 boys, and a wonderful wife!...Hope everyone is doing good....”

Jessica Muccino Nelson ’97– "I am married and living in Sparta, NJ."

Kristopher Nichols ‘97- “I am cur-rently living in Pensacola FL where I have been for the past 4 yrs. I am a boat captain on a supply vessel. I am married to the woman of my dreams, and we have been together for about 10 years. We have two wonderful children Andrew who is 9 and Kayla who is 3. We are currently thinking of one day sending our son to Farragut but not until he is older and we live nearby to visit often.”

Bryan David Peden ’97– "Living in Fort Collins, CO."

Felipe Gomez- Kraus ‘99- “I moved back from China early this year. In April, completed the opening of the 11th restaurant and 4th hotel in my ca-reer and am now Director of Food and Beverage at the Rosewood Sand Hill in the San Francisco Bay area. I am going to be married to Tracy Potter on the 10th of October in the family home in Kauai and thus unfortunately she and I must miss the reunion!!!”

Chris Miller ‘00- “Honored to be coaching football and teaching His-tory back at AFA. In January 09, my wife Sandra and I welcomed our first child to the world, John Afton Miller.

I spend as much time as I can with him and look forward to teaching him football when he is older. I look for-ward to our 10th reunion and hope to see many of you at the Homecoming Football game.”

Jeff Ogden ‘00- “Still living in St. Pe-tersburg with the my girlfriend Chris-sy and her two wonderful children. It is exciting to have them both, Tobia, 6 and Gabriella, 11, as young students here at AFA. Chrissy and I love travel-ing and cooking together.”

LT Stefanie Haseman (Schuyler), USN ’01- “I received a commission in the United States Navy Dec ‘04, designated as a Naval Flight Officer. I’m married to LT Nicholas Haseman, USN. After attending flight school in Pensacola, FL, San Antonio, TX, and Jacksonville, FL, my husband and I were stationed in Hawaii to fly the Mighty P-3 Orion. We were deployed with VP-47 to Iraq in Oct’07, where I logged over 800 hours overland Iraq and over the Arabian Gulf in support of OIF & OEF. I’m currently residing in Kailua, HI with my husband Nick and our beloved Cocker Spaniel, Cadence.”

Nancy Taskin ’01– “Hey guys, nothing new in my life. I’m working for Wills Eye Surgery Center, in NJ. I am dat-ing the love of my life for almost two years now and enjoying life. Thought I would say Hi!"

Kristi Keno ‘03- “Graduated from UF in 2007 and currently working and liv-ing in South Tampa!”

Nicholas Smoak ‘03- “Career and education Update: Attained Associ-ates in Air Traffic Control from CCBC Aug. 2008 and Bachelor's of Business from USC (South Carolina) May 2009. Began career with the Federal Avia-tion Administration as an Air Traffic Controller at Greenville Spartanburg International Airport July 2009.”

Ashley Carson ‘04- “Recently Gradu-ated from Eckerd College with a Bachelor's Degree In Political Science. I am going back to school to get an Associate of Science at The Orlando Culinary Academy. I currently work Promototional Events for Harley Davidson and serve as a waitress at Winghouse Bar and Grill.”

Mark Anthony Filipiak ’05– “I am in the Marine Corps and living in Califor-nia while stationed at Camp Pendle-ton. I will be leaving in May with 1st BN 5th Marines for a deployment in southern Afghanistan. I should be returning to the states shortly after Christmas.”

Charles Ruck ‘05- “Graduated USMC Officer Candidates School in Quan-tico, VA 7/2/2009. I will graduate FSU this summer after which I will accept my commission in the Corps. I am cur-rently an Air contract so after I finish The Basic School I will be headed to Pensacola for flight school. Semper Fidelis!”

Elizabeth Wells ‘06- “Work for Edward Jones (investment firm). Will be a financial advisor in less than a year. Training in St. Louis, Missouri, then plan on moving back to Florida to open my business.”

Andrew Stephen Fuller C4C, USAF, AFA ’08- “I recently finished the hard part of ‘doolie year’ at the Air Force Academy. It all ended with the peak of the year called “Recognition,” which is basically 72 straight hours of physical and mental hell. Let me tell you, this year really sucked, but now that it’s over with, it was completely worth it! It feels good to have freedom these days, and with the class of 2013 visit-ing the school almost every other day, it really feels good knowing that I’m going to be an upperclassman in less than a month. I hope all is well down there”

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A Message from Bill Masciangelo, Jr. Family and Friends, on January 2nd, at 7:00 am, Mom departed this life and joined my dad and other saints in Heaven. May she and all the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace. She had been under full hospice care for the week prior to her passing. During the last two months she had an opportunity to enjoy a visit with her brother and great grandchildren during and after Christmas. She also fully participated in her 90th birthday (21 November), Thanksgiving Dinner and Christmas. It was such a blessing for her to be able to enjoy these events during the last weeks of her life; and also for me to have the opportunity to be with my mom during these last weeks and days. Julia asked that in lieu of flowers, contributions be made to the William R Masciangelo, Sr. Student Enrichment Fund C/O The Admiral Farragut Academy Foundation, 501 Park St N., St Petersburg, FL 33710

Mrs. Julia Masciangelo

Lewis James Hammond, Jr. died March 19, 2009, at the age of 85. Lew grew up on Long Island, where he graduated Garden City High School and Admiral Farragut Academy. Lew served four years in the Naval Air Corps. Lew was a three-sport athlete at Amherst and received the Howard Mill Mossman trophy for Athletic Excellence. From the late 1950’s to the late 1990’s, Lew lived with his family in Westford, Connecticut. he was an avid gardner, and enjoyed wildlife and working on the land. Lew cycled and played tennis into his 80’s. He and his family began going to Nantucket in the 1960’s and built their own house there in the 1970’s. He and his wife Nancy divided their time between Nantucket and Boca Grande, Florida. He is survived by his wife Nancy, by his four children, and his six granddaughters.

Mr. Lewis James Hammond, Jr. ‘42

taPS... Fallen members of the Alumni community.

Polly F. Slaby, 81, passed away Thursday, Aug. 6, 2009, at the Community Medical Center in Toms River, NJ. She is survived by her loving husband of 57 years, Stanley “Coach” Slaby. Upon her marriage to “Coach” she moved to the Toms River, NJ area with her husband, who had been appointed to the faculty at Admiral Farragut Academy. Polly worked at The Presbyterian Church of Toms River for many years. During the next 40 years they lovingly opened their hearts and home to Farragut’s cadets. Many of whom remained close with Polly and “Coach” throughout the years, often returning to visit with their extended families. Polly and “Coach” served the community in many areas, but their love and concern

for the cadets of Admiral Farragut Academy was the cornerstone of their lives. Polly will be fondly remembered by all who experienced her love. In lieu of flowers, donations in Polly’s memory can be made to The Presbyterian Church of Toms River, 1070 Hooper Avenue, Toms River, NJ 08753. Coach has also made the request to have Polly’s legacy of caring live-on through gifts to The Coaches Slaby & Nicholson Athletic Endowment Fund for AFA which may be made online by going to www.supportfarragut.org and making your appropriate selection.

Mrs. Polly Slaby

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Neil Hicks, age 64, of Parker, Colorado passed away peacefully with family at his side on January 10, 2010. Neil Hicks was born in Pensacola, Florida April 7th, 1945. He was the sixth child of Chester Sr. and Susie Hicks’ children to be born at home. He graduated from Admiral Farragut Academy, where he was a four-sport letterman in football, baseball, golf and basketball. Following graduation, he enlisted in the Army and served in Vietnam. He left the Army and earned his Associate of Arts degree at Tallahassee Junior College. He returned to the Army and later earned a Bachelor’s degree at East Texas State University. By the end of his Army career, Neil achieved the rank of Chief Warrant Officer 3 and retired in 1987. He went on to careers at Lockheed Martin and Kaiser Permanente and finally retired for good from Kaiser in 2007. Golf was a lifelong passion of Neil’s. What began as father-son outings and tournaments when he was young, became a lifelong vocation, one he passed along to his own son, Sean. Neil loved geode hunting and his four dogs, all part-Catahoula, a breed for which he had a particular fondness. Neil and Amy were married in 1986, and welcomed son, Sean, in 1987. Previously, Neil was married to Deborah Sanborn Hicks (1966) and together they had two daughters; Melisa (David) McNair and Teresa Rowland. Neil is also survived by his brothers, Edgar, Chester Jr., and Kenneth, and a sister Diana. Chester Jr. remembers his brother as “a heck of a nice guy. One of the finest men there ever was.” Neil was preceded in death by his parents and a sister who died in childhood.

Mr. Gustavo Rangel ‘83 “Saturday morning Gustavo Rangel was shot to death while shopping at a supermarket that was being robbed. He retired a Major from the Venezuelan Army in 2002 and was Chief Training Officer for Glock Corp Of Austria and President of Glock Venezuela. He was on his way to a shooting competition in the city of Maracay, Venezuela when he stopped at the supermarket not knowing there was a robbery in progress. Gustavo graduated in 1983 from Pine Beach.”

Arnoldo “Opi” Lopez class of AFA South ‘87 tragically passed away earlier this year. He is survived by his wife and children as well as parents and siblings.

Mr. Arnoldo “Opi” Lopez ‘87

Mr. Neil Hicks ‘63

With great sadness the family of Duane Carolyne, age 75, announces his peaceful passing on August 27, 2009. He was born in Youngstown, OH and moved to St. Petersburg, FL in 1946. He graduated from Admiral Farragut, was honorably discharged from the US Navy after which he followed in his grandfather’s footsteps into the Optical profession. After marrying his loving wife Peggy, in 1967, they moved their family to the Palm Beaches where he continued his successful career at Franklin Optical in the Palm Beach Mall. In 1977 he and his wife opened Optical Showcase at Oakbrook Square. Duane was an ASA Softball umpire, FHSAA football official, 32 Mason at the Amara Temple Shrine, and a member of the Moose. In Palm Beach Gardens he served as an active member of the business executives where he served two years as President.

He is survived by his wife of 42 years, Peggy; his devoted daughters, Barbara Levstek, Esther Lansaw, Kimberly Samuel, and son, John. He leaves behind a nephew, Russ Griffin and niece, Tracey Webster. He was also the proud grandfather of ten grandchildren.

Mr. Duane Carolyne ‘52

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admiral Farragut academy

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