Frank Croson:  

CLASS OF 1959
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Edgewater High SchoolClass of 1959
Orlando, FL

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Yearbooks

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1959 Yearbook
Edgewater High School
ORLANDO, FL
Edgewater High School 1958 yearbook cover photo
1958 Yearbook
Edgewater High School
ORLANDO, FL
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1957 Yearbook
Edgewater High School
ORLANDO, FL
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Reunions
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Dec 31, 2018
Frank was invited to the
Edgewater High School Reunion
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Edgewater HS ALL ALUMNI Reunion Picnic reunion event on Nov 10, 2012 image
Nov 10, 2012
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Edgewater HS ALL ALUMNI Reunion Picnic
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Edgewater Eagle Band Reunion; The Kieffner years reunion event on Nov 10, 2012 image
Nov 10, 2012
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Edgewater Eagle Band Reunion; The Kieffner years
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Motoring out of Soper's Hole, Tortola, BVI, with Di, Mike and Linda, the best crew a Cap'n Bligh could ever ask for!
My first car, circa 1958. A Willis Jeepster, and what a great car it was. When the windshield wipers were gamely trying to wipe engine oil from a blown head gasket off the windshield, you could actually see the road!
And finally, just me 'n' Dave on a day sail up the St. Johns River.
Moonraker snugged down in the marina on Lake Monroe, Sanford. Florida.
Under power, photo taken from the top of a black Waterway marker turned white by years of bird shit. Yuck!
Moonraker's first time under sail, albeit on a calm day. But she floated on her lines, perfectly!
Raising the mast for the first time.
Finally out of the garage, fully assembled except for the decking. A moment for celebration!
Dave sands the sharp bow of the center hull.
One day back in the '60s, my friend David Robertson came across a set of plans for building a Cross 24 (24' X 14') trimaran sailboat. I'm not sure I thought it was a crazy idea at the time, but I should have! Nonetheless, w

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