Massachusetts Maritime Academy - Muster Yearbook (Buzzards Bay, MA)

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Softball Cadet Ensign Newman Club Propeller Club Jr. Oil King PETER MICHAEL KENDRIGAN River Terrace, Parkwood Beach Wareham, Mass. Pedro Pete comes to us from that small semi-bogger town at the gateway to the Cape . . . Wareham. Peter had to be close to home because when he forgot something on one of his down- to-the-wire trips to the ship on a Sunday night (which hap- pened quite often) he could have it brought down to him the next day. It was a happy day in Watch II when Pete got his one stripe and was put in Watch I with the good boys. All in all Pete was a credit to our class and we wish him all the luck in the future. 29

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Football 1, 2, 3 ( ?) Muster Staff Cadet Lt. Propeller Club Softball 20-20 Club Oil King JAMES F. GILLEN 15 Cliff Rd. Hingham, Mass. Chick Jim comes to us from a seafaring town called Hingham. He almost immediately became a member of the Big Three. He too, soon found out that there is gold in them thar hills, and it became evident that he would find it. Jim often could be found bailing out the other members of the Hingham contingent at almost any time. There was a big change about Jim after the Mediterranean cruise, but all for the best. He will succeed in all that he does — what ' s this C.E. on the Nantasket Boat. 28

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Section Leader 1 Century Club 20-20 Club Propeller Club Glee Club 2115 Club ROBERT NILS ANDERSON 195 Lewis Club South Yarmouth, Mass. Nubian The leader of the Hyannis gang, Andy has done the best he could in maintaining its fine name. Always the first to say, Sure, I ' m game, for a party, Andy is usually the last to leave. The Nube has done well with outstanding memory and as a result is away up in the first of his class. Bob always scored with the first classmen in our youngie year, and is still up to his famous shenanagins. We don ' t think he ' ll ever relax except in Hank ' s class. Luck, Andy, in everything you undertake.