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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1980 volume:

This is The Mission of the Massachusetts Maritime Academy To Earn The Degree Of Bachelor Of Science In Nautical Science Or In Marine And Electrical Engineering 11 12 13 16 DEDICATION We, the class of 1980, in appreciation for showing genuine concern toward us all at a very important time in our lives, wish to dedicate our yearbook to Janet Zavrid. Thank you Janet for working so hard to make our senior year so enjoyable for all of us. As I write this message, the years of preparation for the Class of 1980 come to a close. The hour for you to assume your roles as officers and leaders is near at hand. I first met with your class on August 28, 1976, the day on which you completed the difficult two-week period of fourth class orientation. On that occasion, I delineated for you three fundamental leadership requirements. In this, my last formal communication with the Class of 1980, I can think of no better way to impart my own philosophy on what makes for personal happiness and success in this life than to review once again those three basic leadership concepts. KNOWLEDGE To lead is to teach, and one cannot possibly hope to teach other human beings how to perform in some particular job without first knowing completely and thoroughly the job himself. The Academy, through its faculty and staff, has given you enough knowledge to begin your careers, but the important thing to keep in mind is that the knowledge you now possess is only sufficient for a beginning. For the rest of your lives as leaders and teachers you must continue to be learners. Store up knowledge as you would a bank account. The dividends such an account will pay will translate into professional advancement, financial security and, what is most important of all, personal satisfaction. PERSONAL DISCIPLINE You must establish for yourself a code of personal control and behavior. There must be order in your daily existence for you to be happy and successful men and women. Lead always by example and not merely by precept. Beware of leading by the ' ' do as I say, not as I do ' ' concept, in truth, each of us is our own worst enemy. The greatest achievement in any man ' s lifetime is to be able to state with conviction that he has indeed mastered himself. 18 CONCERN FOR OTHERS You must develop a strong sense of interpersonal relations. Live your daily lives by the golden rule, treating all other persons as you would want them to treat you. Experience shows that the most successful people - both in their personal and professional lives - have a strong sense of empathy and compassion for their fellow human begins. One final thought: many of you will spend at least part of your lives at sea. Indeed, you very likely will fall in love and embrace the sea, much as a man and a woman would fall in love and unite themselves in marriage. Remember, though, that the sea is a far more formidable and demanding master or mistress than any mere mortal could ever be. Your own prepara- tion for and approach to the sea must, therefore, be appropriately thorough and devoted. Lee Harrington; RADM. ADMINISTRA TION EXECUTIVE VISE PRESIDENT, Commodore William R. Hendy VISE PRESIDENT, ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE, CAPT lames F. Burke 20 MARINE ENGINEERING Croup; Standing left to right: LCDR Connors, Lt. Aldrich, LCDR Foner LCDR Huguenin, Seated left to right: LCDR Donohoe, LCDR F. Wright, Lt. Hathon, CDR Robideau, Lt. Maynard. Upper left: CDR Walsh, Department Chairman, Middle: Lt. Lamb, Lower left: LtJG Howland, Below: LCDR Wales, LCDR Caron NA UTICAL SCIENCE Group; Left to Right: LCDR Gibbons, LCDR Wright, Lt JC Connolly, LCDR Matheson, LCDR McCourthy, LCDR Snyder, Upper right: Ens. Parker Bot- tom left: LCDR Northern, Bottom right: LCDR Doherty BASIC SCIENCES Upper left: LCDR Sabo, Middle: LCDR Kan, Upper right: F.P. Lobban Lower leh: LCDR Marone, Group; Standing, left to right: LCDR Macgregor Lt Freed- man, ].]. Callahan, CDR Battles, CDR Swardstrom, Seated; left to right: Lt. Benton, CDR Wright (Chairman:, CDR Gucwa L. L. Kelleher, CDR Beninghof SOCIAL SCIENCE HUMANITIES Upper middle: LCDR C. Duffy, Upper right: LCDR Cannon, Upper left: LCDR T. Duffy, Bottom left: Lt. Warner, Bottom middle: Lt. Smith, Bottom right: Lt. O ' leary, Croup; Left to right: LCDR Schwinderman, LCDR Nesworthy LCDR Carroll, Lt. Black. 24 - NAVAL SCIENCE Toombsie Chief Melich TRAINING SHIP REGIMENT OF CADETS ASST COMMANDANT CDR Domingos COMMANDANT CAPT Cassidy ASST COMMANDANT CDR Thompson COMPANY OFFICERS LCDR Gurnon LCDR Corradi LCDR Youcis LCDR Antonangeli (not pictured) LCDR Merritt LCDR Brown LCDR Duggan ASST. COMPANY OFFICER i IT Ornellas LCDR Lindblom, Pearl Tucy. Joe Delore Lt. Ruggeri, LCDR Gilmetti PHYSICAL TRAINING AND ATHLETICS LCDR Red Ryan JANITORS SHIPS STORE INTERS ATE UNITED FOOD SERVICE f ' flf i. • 4. J f FACILITIES 4 SECRETARIES COPY CENTER CDR Lacasse HESHAM AL-QURAISH Saudi Arabia, Eastern Province, Safwa Foreign student club; swimming. 1 am not in love with M.M.A. but it is part of me after being here for four years, thanks Allah who helped me to make it through. 9 J PIT POWER RICHARD C. ALCOTT 5 Deacon ' s Path Sandwich, MA Rich Cadet Officer; IDO; Propeller Club President 4, Treasurer 3; Home- coming Committee 4; College Ac- creditation Committee 3. Oh ye! Who have your eyeballs vexed and tired; feast them upon the wideness of the sea. John Keats DOUGLAS WINSLOW ALLEN 36 Spring Hill Road East Sandwich, MA Drugs The 2.0 and Go Club; Varsity Bong Club. I got by with a little help from my friends. RIKKII ANDREWS 69 Union Ave. Onset, MA Doctah Dormitory Diner ' s Club; Beat the Clock Club; Snowmobiling; Intra- murals. I goes working hard ' n making the loot, keeping it hard ' n doing the toot. 32 SPLASHI CHARLES JOSEPH ARBORE 3 Roberta Drive, West Yarmouth, MA Photo Club; Rifle-Pistol Club; intra- murals. Give me a mocha chip tooti fruiti ice cream cone, please. FLORIAN G. AREY COSTAS RICHARD BALOMENOS 5 Hampshire Avenue Durham, New Hampshire Cos Student Government President 4, Vice President 3; Athletic Commit- tee 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Chair- man 1, 2, 3; All-College Council; Propeller Club; Richie Arms ' ex- roommate; Out of Staters associ- ation. ROBERT F. BARRETT III 42 Bradley Park Drive HIngham, MA Cuda Hockey 1, 2; Baseball 1; Port Hole Pub; Maine ' 40 ' . Arrogance Pays. t 1 33 THOMAS JOSEPH BARTLEY 622 South Street Holyoke, MA Bart Intramurals 1, 1, 3, 4; Yearbook Edi- tor-in-Chief; Re-Accredidation Committee; Maine 40; Cadet Offi- cer; Port Hole Pub. STEPHEN M. BEAN 4 Woodbury Drive, Beverly, MA Beano Intramural sports; Student Govern- ment Association; Port Hole Pub; Ring Dance Committee. OREN BENTLEY 6 Avis Road Saugus, MA Buddy Intramurals; scuba diving; welding burning; yearbook staff; Port Hole Pub; Auto Club; Train Bridge Club. OUR NEXT SHIP?? 34 55 MARK ALEXANDER BIELAWSKI Dudley Hill Road Dudley, MA Ski Class President 2; SGA Treasurer 3; IDO; Dean ' s List; Graduation Com- mittee 3; Student Affairs; Class Ring, Christmas Dance Band; Band CPO, XO, Band Master; Harbor Cruise; In- tramural B-Ball. Let no man put us as under, for we have done that which was deemed impossible by men of lesser stature, . . . we have done it, . . . and we will do it again! JOHN W. BIGGIO JR. 26 Emery Ct. Stoneham, Mass. Bigg, Aldo Porthole Pub Proprietor; Soccer 1, 2, 3,; First Class Vice President; 100 and 8 Club. Double standards and Mickey Mouse rules, why didn ' t I apply to other schools? RICHARD H. BLACKMAN JR. 102 Cottage Street Hudson, MA Dickman Auto Club 1, 2, Vice President 3, President 4. What a long, strange trip it ' s been. The Grateful Dead 35 CHRISTOPHER JAMES BRADLEY 20 Lorette Street West Roxbury, MA Brad, Chris, Dollar Bill Intramurals; Maine Forty (40); Porth- ole Pub. Illegitimi non carborundum est. THE HOLD RICHARD C. BROOKS 44 Isabel Street Haverhill, MA Brooksie Sixth Company Commander; IDG 2, 3, 4; Newman Club; Varsity Football; High Adventure Club; road trips; C.L.A. The success of a man is not mea- sured by the number of accomplish- ments but the means in which they were accomplished. R.C.B. GREGORY ALAN BRUELL 1 Marshall Terr. Dudley, MA The Bruell Yearbook Staff; Maine 40; Port Hole Pub (Standing Member); l-M Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Train Bridge Club. EDWARD G. CAHILL 78 Pincushion Road Framingham, MA 36 WHY IS THIS MAN SMILING? ROBERT CARMODY 44 Myopia Road Quincy, MA Carm, Burt Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Maine 40 ; Port Hole Pub. Eeeedl The best view of MMA is through the rear view mirror. RICHARD CARRIGG New Haven Street West Roxbury, MA ROBERT C. CARROLL 20 Rockview Road Milton, MA Football Buccaneers 1, 2, Mutaneers 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Port Hole Pub. WILLIAM G. CARROLL 20 Victoria Rd. Quincy, MA Captain Hook Diesel Club 3, 4; Intramurals; Cur- rency Exchange Officer (Barcelona). DANIEL JOSEPH CERASOLI 131 North Street Grafton, MA Ceri Intramural Football, Hockey, Speed- ball; Porthole Pub (50 4) Member. I tell ya, I get no respect! DAVID MICHAEL CHAPPRON 61 Bay Street Hull, MA Chap Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Student Gov- ernment Association Vice President 4; Class Vice President 1, 2, 3; Pro- peller Club; Accreditation Commit- tee; Cadet Officer; First Company Commander; Maine 40; Weekend Warriors; Yearbook Staff; Home- coming Co-chairman 3, 4. MICHAEL PAUL CIFELLO 81 Jenkins Avenue Whitman, MA Ziffle, High Seas Drifter Propeller Club; J. Geils Club 78; BBC: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Road Trip Club. Enjoy when you can, endure when you must. THOMAS ANTHONY CIVIELLO 3 Savona Street Salem, MA Civi Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Club House Mem- ber. I suddenly realized that there ' s so little time to do all of the things that I ' d like to do. ZIFFLE IN CONTROL 38 MICHAEL D. CLARK 57 Beals Street Weymouth, MA Clarkie, American Giggilo Intramural Street Hockey Champs twice - 3E1 11. I haven ' t got a drinking problem . . . they go down fine. STEPHEN THOMAS COGAN 11 Watson Place Winchester, MA Cogs Propeller Club; Porthole Pub Resi- dent; Member of the Keg Party 9. Don ' t worry about it. ROBERT A. COLBERT 3 Moultrie Street Dorchester, MA Newt Newman Club; Propeller Club; Buf- falo Hunters Club; B.B.C.; Cliff Hangers; l-M Football, Stre et Hock- ey; Company Commander; Copper- fields. TOM COLBERT 3 Moultrie Street Dorchester, MA TC Newman Club; Intramurals; Propel- ler Club; Copperfields. See ya. CHAMPAGNE DON ' T MAKE YOU CRAZY 39 JAMES ADAM COOK 35 Plymouth Road Wakefield, MA Cooka Judo Club (Instructor) 2, 3, 4. May there be many summer morn- ings when, with what pleasure, what joy, you enter harbors you ' re seeing for the first time. SUN GODDESS BRIAN E. CORRIVEAU 192 Sherman Avenue Meriden, CT Leroy Associate Editor of Student News- paper; Cadet Officer; CLA-FSAC; Christian Union; 1979 Mr. Bill Show; Dean ' s List. A thousand pictures can be drawn from one word, only who is the art- ist? STEPHEN T. COSTELLO 23 Walker Avenue Milford, MA Abbott Intramural sports; Buffalo Hunters Club; B.B.C. WILLIAM LAWRENCE CROWELL II 3 Charbeth Lane, Westport, CT Bill, Willy, Intramurais, Cadet Officer, Phi Kappa Tread. The three hardest things in the world are; hard steel, a diamond, and to know oneself. Ben Franklin 40 OUR LEADERS! DAVID JOSEPH CROWLEY 2510 Farmbrook Road Winston-Sa- lem, N. Carolina Class President; Varsity Soccer Cap- tain; Chairman Ring Dance Com- mittee; Chairman Uniform Commit- tee; Intramural Hockey, Basketball; Cliff Divers; Buffalo Hunters Club; Swilwaukee Club. A relationship with some girls is like a tennis match — it ' s supposed to begin with luv, but it can turn out to be just a racket with a lot of strings attached. D.J.C. vmwB MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM 66 Carran Road Lynn, MA Newman Club; Propeller Club; BBC; Buffalo Hunters Club; All-College Committee; Regimental Command- er; Swilwaukee Club. No matter how thin you slice it, it ' s still bologna. NORMAN DANA 23 Sedgefield Road North King- stown, Rl Duna Karate Club MARTIN J. DEMPSEY 41 MARK DIPIETRO JOHN JOSEPH DICECCO 153 Washington Street Franklin, MA Jack Varsity Football 1,2; Music, Captain High Spinner; Intramurals; BBC; Quohog Club; D D Detectives; shots; Monday Night Football; bakes; Newport 76 ; The Boys; Phi Recappa Tread. Let the music play, how ' s ya head after four years here. I I ONLY HAD ONE! 42 RICHARD JOSEPH DOYLE 9 Hardwick Street Brighton, MA Ricky, Bad Attitude Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramur- als; D D Detectives; shots; Mon- day Night Football; bakes; Newport 76 ; 2nd Company Boys; Captain Hi Spinner. If I could not have laughed through the whole thing, I would not have made it. HERBERT RICHARD DREHER 197 Pond Street Natick, MA Rick Co-captain MMA Sailing Team Faces piles of trials with miles of smiles. ED DRISCOLL North Andover, MA Ed Sailing Team; Intramurals; Cadet Of- ficer. MAINTENANCE DAY KEITH W. DUGGAN 89 Locust St. Danvers, MA Dugweiser Intramurals; Yearbook Staff; Buffalo Hunters Club; B.B.C.; Swilwaukee Club; Second Company XO; Space Shuttle Navigator. 43 MICHAEL T. DZIVURA 23 Primrose Street Indian Orchard, MA Diz LIKE THOSE HATS 1 1 1 II i GERALD E. EGAN 36 Bornwood Drive Norwood, MA Intramurals; Auto Club; Propeller Club. KEVIN ERB 12 Birchwood Terrace Dalton, MA Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; BBC 2, 3; Flight Deck 3, 4. I hope I never see times like these again. SHANE RICHARD FARNSWORTH 65 Wenham Street Danvers, MA l-M football. Hockey; Yearbook Staff; Cadet officer; Buffalo Hunters Club; B.B.C.; Swilwaukee Club; Cliff Hangers; Space Shuttle Co-pilot. 44 HOW I STARTED MY MUG COLLECTION ILU m ii i FRANK ANTHONY FASANO 1 Gilbert Road Natick, MA Fuzz Judo Club Instructor; Rifle and Pis- tol; Scuba diving; Intramural Sports; MMA-Wingshooters; TGIT. Nothing in education is so aston- ishing as the amount of ignorance it accumulates in the form of inert facts. Adams KEVIN G. FRASER 6 Stanford Road Franklin, MA Varsity Sailing Team (3 years); Ocean Racing Team Fortune Hunter (3 years); Sailing Club; Small Boats Su- pervisor (2 years). GREG FORD Harbor Avenue Marblehead, MA Prez Founder Vice President of Video Club; Member in good standing. High Adventure Club; 180 Club; Tw ice IDO; Maine 40. I only went out for a walk. And finally concluded to stay out until sundown. For going out, I learned, was really going in. i mi FRANK GALA 50 Sheehan Road Lynn, MA Franky Intramural Sports. These four years are finally over with, thank God. 45 THOMAS W. GAY 105 Salman Street West Roxbury, MA T Cross-country; Judo; Intramurals. GARY CHIKA 41 Clarendon Street Geke Admirals Cup Champs; Intramurals; Basketball Champs 3E2; Schlitz Tourney; Flight Deck Member 1, 2, 3, 4; BBC membe r 2, 3; Frat — Eye Phelta Thie. It ' s been real, and it ' s been fun, but it hasn ' t been real fun. MICHAEL GREGG 15 Huckleberry Drive South Nor- walk, CT Greggy Varsity Hockey 3, 4; Admirals Cup, 3E2; Hoop Champs Schlitz Tourney; Video Club; BBC, Pig Pool Judge; Fraternity — Tappa another Keg; Buff Hunter; Cooperfield. How time flies when you ' re having fun. CURTIS HALL EMPIRE STATE LAST NIGHT!! 46 JOSEPH M. HURLEY ONE FOR FRED EMMANUEL CHUKWUEMEKA IKPO Umuosoro Nawrio Oboro, Umua- hia, Imo State, Nigeria Brother Christian Union; President ' s List; Dean ' s List; Honor Color Guard 1, 2; Second Battalion XO; Student Af- fairs Committee; Chairman Foreign Students Committee; Mess Deck Officer; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; weight lift- ing; LD.O. Faith, confidence, modesty and perseverance are the ingredients for true success. MICHAEL D. JAROMA 32 Porter Street Marshfield, MA Mike Football 1, 2; Cadet Officer 2, 3, 4; Year Book Staff; Intramurals; caught with the Kg Party Nine; Port Hole Lounge. SCOTT ANDREW JUDD 7 Emerson Street Peabody, MA Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; BBC 1, 2, 3, 4; Original Flight Deck; 2E2 Admiral Cup Champs 1979. 49 JOSEPH ALOYSIUS KEEFE, |R. 54 Minot Road Concord, MA Joe Auxiliary Member Fantastic Five; Varsity Wrestling. We ' ve got to get out of this place . ... The Young Animals JOHN KELLER 45 Bayne Street Longmeadow, MA Wadd Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Buffalo Hunt- ers Club; F.W.B.A. 00 f JOHN M. KELLY P.O. Box 653 101 Sequattom Road Harwich, MA Kel Honor Guard Commander; New- man Club, President; Pistol Club, Treasurer; Propeller Club; Intramur- als. The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest navigators. W. KEITH KING 99 Main Street Bridgeport, NJ Yacht Club FONZIE ' S CHICKEN 50 TOBY J. KITCHENER 2 Cleveland Road Beverly, MA Kitch Varsity Tennis DAVID A. LENNOX 937 Plymouth Street Abington, MA E.D. Intramurals; B.B.C.; Swilwaukee Club. ALAN P. LEPORE 11 Allen Road Blllerica, MA Louie Cadet Officer 2, 3, 4; Walrus Club. I did it my way and have no regrets. Si RICHARD LINEHAN 126 Lorraine Street East Weymouth MA Rick, Lino Intramural; founding member of the Fantastic Five. What a long strange trip its been. 51 JAMES D. LODGE 65 Highland Street Walpole, MA Hymie, Henry Class Secretary 2, Treasurer 3; All College Committee. HI BEANOII WILLIAM CHARLES LORENZ RFD 1 Gardiner, ME Varsity Baseball 1, 2; Phi ReCappa Tread; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Admi- rals Cup Champion member 2E2 ' 79. DAVID LORMAN 20 Cordon Street North Quincy, MA Intramurals; scuba; Auto club; Championship street hockey, vol- leyball. This may be but the start, and we all may just depart, but once we came from all about and now we leave together. MICHAEL CRAIG LUBLIN 58 Live Oaks Road Milford, CT Luby, M. Craig Commodore MMA Yacht Club 4; Vice Commodore 3; Cadet Officer; Propeller Club; Fencing Club; Wal- rus Club; Fantastic Five. I did not wish to take a cabin pas- sage, but rather to go before the mast and on the deck of the world, for there I could best see the moon- light amid the mountains. I do not wish to go below now. 52 OZ BLUES ALLAN F. LUNT 335 Locust Street Danvers, MA Al Intramurals; Buffalo Hunters Club; B.B.C.; Cliffhangers; Swilwaukee Club; Space Shuttle Pilot. MICHAEL LYONS 357 Grand Avenue Falmouth, MA Loop I ' m busy! PHILIP M. LYONS 53 TOM MACKiERNAN 57 North Street Leroy, New York Mackerai Intramurals; President ' s List; Yukon Jack Survival Club; Fiat Repair Team; Quarter Night Expedition 1, 2, 3, 4. What???!l I can have long hair NOWIIII ROY E. MACDERMOTT II 24 Birchwood Road Holbrook, MA Hockey 3, 4; 79 Admirals Cup Champs 2E2; Phi ReCappa Tread; B.B.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Team; Debat- ing Team; Member Student Police. A man who goes alone can go now, while the man who goes with an- other must wait until the other is ready. Henry David Thoreau MARK M. MADDEN 4 Cairo Circle Scituate, MA Mark Soccer 1, 2; Cadet Officer 3; Junior Class Secretary; Student Gov ' t As- soc. Secretary 4; Intramurals. RICHARD L. MCBRINE JR. 11 Wilder Road Norwell, MA Dad Intramural Sports. TOO LONG HAIR, TOM. 54 JEREMIAH MCCARTHY 30 Burgess Street Nahsua, NH Jerry Auto Club Secretary; Intramurals. PAUL GERARD MCDONALD 154 Maple Street Lexington, MA Mac Class Secretary 4; Yearbook Staff; 2E2 Admiral Cup Champs; Food Committee; Intramurals 4. FRANK MERSCH 80 Constitution Avenue South Weymouth, MA l-M; Sailing Club; Scuba. MMA RECRUTING 55 ■ I 11 I II I VICTOR MONTANEZ 22 Brewster Road North Wey- mouth, MA Intramurals; Intramural Director for three years. THE WINOS PAUL T. MORRIS 42 Norwell Road Dedham, MA Moose Intramural Sports; B.B.C.; Phi Kappa Tred; Member - Flight Deck; Tappa Kega Dei. SCOTT M. MORSE 22 Main Street Lakeville, MA Intramural Sports. There ' s Prizes to be taken and glo- ry to be found; Cut free the chains, we are seaward bound. GEORGE ANDREW MOSKEVITZ JR. 29 Rockdale Avenue Peabody, MA Korky Band; Intramurals; Walrus Club; Pis- tol Team; MMA Wingshooters. 56 MICHAEL NEELON 69 Brook Street Franklin, MA Red Intramural Sports. LMt.. ROBERT DAVID NEILSON 53 Lindale Avenue North Way- mouth, MA Propeller Slub. Prosper and party. WILLIAM E. NICHOLSON 83 Hanscom Avenue Reading, MA Nick Cadet Officer; President ' s List; Wal- rus Club; Weekday Warriors. 57 1 11 iTTTTi I I I ROBERT RICHARD NOBLE 17 Linden Street West Boylston, MA Nobies Executive Band Master; Marching Band; Jazz Band; Pistol Club; Photo Club; Special Liberties Inc.; Thurs- day Afternoon 495 Sprint Team; MMA Wing Shooters T.G.l.T. Cone huntin ' WALTER R. NYDEGGER JR. 180 Brookhaven Road, North King- stown, Rl Band 2, 3; Nantucket Schoolship Race 2, 3, 4. lOHN W. O ' BRIEN 15 Tenth Avenue Scituate, MA OB. I.M. Sports; Auto Club. I know which way the wind is blowing . . . but I still have to follow my own course. WILLIAM A. O ' BRIEN |R. 5 Crescent Avenue Beverly, MA Obie Propeller Club; Cadet Officer; Wal- rus Club. Read dozens of books about he- roes and crooks and I ' ve learned much from both of their styles — I ' m just a son of a son of a sailor . . . J. Buffet 58 1_X JAMES O ' CONNELL 3 Newton Road Medford, MA Okie Cadet Officer 3, 4; Scuba Club. Where it all ends I can ' t fathom my friends. If I knew I might toss out my anchor, anchor. ]. Buffet DANIEL E. O ' CONNOR 30 Silver Beach Avenue Falmouth, MA Oak MMA Sailing; Yacht Club,; l-M Bas- ketball. MICHAEL O ' KEEFE Salem, NH Swim Team; Propeller Club; l-M Sports; Cadet Officer. the permanent defeat of life comes when dreams are surrendered to re- ality. 11 i.i,m CARL K. OLSON JR. Ill Prospect Street West Bridgewater, MA Olie Intramural Sports; Cadet Officer 3, 4. Our sails swell full as we brave all seas; on a westward wind to live as we please. ' ft TOM S. ORZECH 293 East Main Street Chicopee, MA Zak Maine ' 40 ' ; Third Company Adjuc- tant; First Battalion XO; Thursday Afternoon 495 Sprint Team. Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. MUMMY ANTHONY C. PACE 789 Boylston Street Chestnut Hill, MA Varsity Hockey; President ' s List; In- tramurals. wrnmi PETER S.A. PALMER 52 Bourne Neck Drive Buzzards Bay, MA Pete Soccer; Scuba Club; Photography Club; President Gymnastic Club; Cadet Officer; Yearbook Staff. 60 THE MATADOR SEAN P. PIERCE 86 Ridgecrest Drive Westfield, MA Intramurals; Maine ' 40 ' ; Varsity Hockey; Club House Member. PAUL STUART PLACE 27 Hewitt Avenue Taunton, MA Cadet Officer; Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals; Orientation. If at first you don ' t succeed try, try again. BRUCE WILLIAM POLLOCK 37 Madison Street Glen Ridge, N.J. Bruce Cadet Officer; Propeller Club; Year- book Staff; Curriculum Committee. Vinas emam. 61 JOHN H. PUBLICOVER 158 Pantry Road Sudbury, MA Pub Intramural Sports; Cadet Officer. Arise, go forth and conquor. I. D. PUMPHRET 21 Spring Street Hanover, MA Joe P. Basketball, Captain 3, 4; Maine 40; 2E2 Speedball Scholarships; pallets and gambling ; Co Deck . If I had it to do over again, would STEVEN E. RAYNER 7 Veronica Ct. Coventry, R! EDWARD CARL RENAUD 20 Shady Lane Attleboro, MA Swimming Club; Tennis; Scuba Club. PUBBSY 62 RICHARD A. ROCHFORD 9 Fieldstone Road North Scituate, MA Roche Intramurals; Weightlifting Team. A ship in a harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for. CLASS! DAVID A. RODRICUES 1229 Stafford Road Sammy Basketball 4; Propeller Club; Volun- teer at Mental Health Center in Po- casset. KEVIN MICHAEL ROGERS 61 Regis Road South Braintree, MA Buck Lacrosse 2, 3; Propeller Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer Propeller Club 4; Platoon Leader; Rude Family Member. ROBERT A. ROCODZINSKI 28 North Avenue Norwood, MA Reggie Cadet Officer; Propeller Club; Intra- murals; I. D O.; C.L.A. - F.S.A.C. There ' s no time for revolution, we ' ve got to be traveling on. 64 J ABUSE CHRIS DAVID ROLLER 43 Roller Terrace Milford, CT Rolls, Ari Cadet Officer - Platoon Leader; Football 1,2,3, Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3, Captain 4; Club House Mem- ber. Jack of all trades. Master of none. GEORGE RZEZNIK 21 Otis Avenue Ware, MA Zig Intramurals; Weightiiftine; BBC; Fly Fishing; Road trips with Yukon Jack. To each his own. GLEN W. SHENKIN Deacon Paine Road Eastham, MA Shenky Maine 40; Propeller Club; SAC Re- presentative; SGA Committees; In- tramurals; Cadet Officer; President ' s and Dean ' s Lists. What ' s up? 65 MATTHEW JOSEPH SLAVEN DAVID A. SMITH KARL D. SMITH 20 Sturtevant Street Beverly, MA 881 Center Street Pembroke, MA 15743 N.E. 105th Ct. Redmond, Wa. Slavy Dave Maine 40; Swilwaukee Club; Club Football; Intramurals, Cadet Officer; Flight Deck House Member; Football — 1,2 Club House Member. I hope it was worth it! Buccaneers; 3, 4 Mutaineers. I I THE HENIKEN BOYS 66 UMi! I liiTTi JAMES M. SORRENTINO 51 Halifax Street Jamaica Plain, MA Jimbo Regimental Adjutant; Company Ad- jutant; C.P.O.; I.D.O.; Student Af- fairs Committee; Audio Visual Club; Intramural Sports; BBC; Buffalo Hunt. These are the times that try men ' s souls. BRIAN R. SULLIVAN 41 Lexington Avenue Somerviile, MA DENNIS T. SULLIVAN 30 Merrymount Avenue Quincy, MA 67 lOHN ROBERT TAYLOR 212 Manet Avenue Quincy, MA Jack Dean ' s List; Scuba Club; Boxing Club; Intramurals; Honor Guard; Club House Member. WHO ME?? STEVEN G. TESSIER 243 Weetamoe Street Fall River, MA Propeller Club; All College Com- mittee; Regimental Executive Offi- cer; 2E2 Admiral Cup Champs; President ' s List; Club House Mem- ber. MICHAEL THERIAULT 55 Rowell Avenue Beverly, MA Intramurals; Football — Buccaneers 1, 2, Mutaineers 3, 4; Cadet Officer; Club House Proprietor. Last call at the Club House May 31, 1980. OWEN TOLAND 106 Saybrook Street Brighton, MA Intramurals; Scuba Diving. We have come to the end of the line, now we start from the begin- ning again. 68 CHRISTOPHER TRAGERT 161 Essex Street Middleton, MA Trags Auto Club; Buck Bake Club. Commotion by the Ocean. JOHN H. TRAGERT 161 Essex Street Middleton, MA Trag Intramural Sports; Hiking; Rock Climbing; J.D. Club - President. The game is over. lOHN TRONTI 38 Forest Pines Drive East Dennis, MA J.T. Cadet Officer; intramurals; Maine 40; Club House Propritor, last call May 31, 1980. Now that my life is so pre-ar- ranged; I know that it ' s time for a cool change. DAN TURNER 5 Flagg Road Southboro, MA Flight Deck; BBC; Shanti town; Dead flowers. There ' s fire on the mountain; Lightning in the air; Cols in them hills and its waiting for me there. 69 78 WILLIAM L. WALKER 61 Robert Road Marblehead, MA Willy Sailing Club; Sailing Team Co-Cap- tain; J.D. Club Vice President. Broad reaching through life. DAVID M. WALSH 38 Circuit Avenue Wareham, MA Rifle Club; Propeller Club; painter. We have become the people our parents warned us about. lAMES F. WALSH 164 Washington Street Hyde Park, MA Bima Intramurals; Hockey; Boating; Fish- ing. E DECK AFT 71 t LARRY WARD 78 Robin Hood Road Stoneham, MA YOUNCIES JAMES L. WATSON 78 Holly Ridge Drive Sandwich, MA Watty intramurals; Golf 1,2,3,4; Platoon Leader. The difference between men and boys is the price of their toys. FREDERICK Q. WATT ROBERT GEOFFREY WEATHERSBY 12 Clearview Avenue Worcester, MA Bob Newman Club; Long Distance Run- ning; Skiing; Scuba Diving; Fishing; Bicycling; Cooking, Attending a military academy is like banging your head against the wall. It feels so good when you stop. 72 PAUL WEI 8 Wedgewood Lane Barrington, R.I. Pee Wee Intramurals; Tennis; Scuba Diving; Bartending. THEY WOBBLE BUT WON ' T FALL DOWN ERIC MARSHALL WEINER 714 Nantucket Avenue Hull, MA i-M Council; l-M Sports; Port Hole Pub. And they said sail life was a bitch. MARK S. WERTHEIMER 92 Prospect Road Centerport, NY Werty Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 4. It ' s not where you ' ve been but where you ' re going that counts. JAMES M. WHEBLE 25 Jones River Drive Kingston, MA Web Club Hockey. 73 THOMAS W. WHEBLE Jones River Drive Kingston, MA Tom BBC; Ice Hockey; Intramurals; 3-M Club. It ' s often said that life is strange, but compared to what? JOHN MICHAEL WHORF 15 West Street Hingham, MA Bub Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals; Cadet Officer 2, 3, 4. You have to be ready. JOSEPH P. WIONCEK 23 Herbert Street Salem, MA Cadet Officer; Company Athletic Adjutant; Sea Term Engineering Training Instructor; Academic Advi- sory Board; Intramurals. Will Thou go in company, or lead, or go by thy self? A man should know what he desires, and that he desires something. JAMES W. WOOD 30 Plummer Avenue Winthrop, MA Jim Scuba Club; Cadet Executive Offi- cer; President ' s List; Running; Ski- ing; Weekends. There is no such thing as a problem without a gift in its hands. We seek problems because we need their gifts. Victor FrankI THE LAST WATCH 74 JONATHAN M. WOOD 1 Franklin Street South Dartmouth, MA Woody Intramurals. If they can ' t take a joke t ' em! MARK H. WOOD 68 Pleasant Street Cohasset, MA Woody STEVEN PHILIP WOODS 272 Whiting Street Hanover, MA Woodsie, S.P., Boots Lacrosse; Running; Scuba Club; Dean ' t List; Maine 40; Yearbook Staff. Success is not a result of spontane- ous combustion, therefore one must set himself afire. MAINEIACS DANIEL JOSEPH WRIGHT JR. Sayward Road Boxford, MA Dan Maine 40; Yukon Expedition Club; Rude Family; Intramurals. The best things in life are free, but all I want is money. 75 I I I h 77 RANDY VALLES 867 Allen Street North Dartmouth Stinky Golf; Fishing; Alhambras; Quahog Club; Dormitory Diners Club; BBC. Hat ' s off to the marvelous cast of characters at the Mickey Mouse Academy. Special thaks go to Walter J. Disney. JAN W. WAALEWYN 133 Waban Avenue Waban, MA Hype BBC; L.B, Happy Hour; fishing; 7th Company; Lacrosse; Intramurals. Truely the Home of Leisure Learn- ing. WILLIAM M. WAGNER GLENN WALKER WOODY Cruise 77 Dublin, Ireland Edinborough, Scotland Copenhagen, Denmark Cuxhaven, West Germany 82 Dublin, Ireland Edin borough, Scotland CR VISE Cruise 77 Dublin, Ireland Edinhorough, Scotland Copenhagen, Denmark Cuxhaven, West Germany 86 Cruise ' ' 78 Barcelona, Spain Naples, Italy Piraeus, Greece Palma, Majorca 90 Athens, Greece 92 Cruise ' 79 Quebec, Canada Bermuda Newport, Rhode Island Boston, Massachusetts 94 96 98 105 112 The 1979 edition of the Bucca- neer Football team was a year of rebuilding. With only four returning seniors, Head Coach Don Ruggeri, and his staff had their work cut out for them. The team ended with a very respectable 5-4 record, capped off with a season end- ing victory over rival Bridgewater State in the first annual Cranberry Bowl. This game marked the end of a four year career for Captains Tom Civiello, Mark Wertheimer and Chris Roller. For Civiello, it ended a V-fi year reign at Quarterback with 21 wins and six losses under his belt. His leadership and many clutch performances will be missed sorely, along with Chris Roller and Mark Wertheimer. Roller was super at defensive back and was all conference for the past two seasons, while 6 ' 5 Wertheimer ' s steady im- provement and hard work earned him much respect from opposing coaches. The remaining senior was a 5 ' 4 fire plug Matt Slaven, whose enthusiasm carried over to all his teamates. After dropping the first two ball games, the Buccaneers re- grouped, taking the next four games in a row. This included a 30-0 MMA white-washing, homecoming victory over Fra- mingham State, as the Bucs made there run at the Confer- ence title. However, the 7th game of the season proved to be the biggest loss as they dropped a 7-0 heartbreaker to Maine Maritime on some questionable officiating in the late stages of the game, which Football 120 was played under torrential downpour. For the Seniors it ended any Championship hopes. The fol- lowing week they were soundly beaten by U.N.H., who won the Conference. However, the last game against Bridgewater in the Cranberry Bowl saw four super, dedi- cated players go out in style for the Blue and Gold. The vic- tory was an emotional one, evidenced by tears in Civiel- lo ' s eyes after the game. To these four Seniors, we wish you the best of luck in the fu- ture. 121 The 1979 Soccer season was a year of rebuilding with some exceptionally talented players now in the program. Under the devoted and enthusiastic leadership of Coach Hendy, his goals were no less than State College Conference and Division Championship Team. With upgrading of teams played on his revitalizing of the Academy soccer these fu- ture goals are within reach. The squad was faced with limited pre-season practice time due to the late Training Cruise. Although the team was at a handicap, the group por- trayed great spirit and genuine affinity for hard work to com- bat this obstacle. The Captain, David Crowley, helping out as coach was mainly responsible for the good physical condi- tion of the team. A season record of 7-9-1 was definite improvement on last season ' s 5-6-2 record. Six of the nine losses were only by one goal. One of these losses being to North Adams who went on to become Confer- ence Champs. This showed the Bucs were not to be taken lightly anymore, ending the season with a solid win over Maine Maritime. The victory over Maine was further high- lighted by their return trip, stopping at the scene of an ac- cident and helping the vic- tims. Good luck in 1980. 123 125 This past season the tennis team at M.M.A. suffered sonne long afternoons as the squad went through a nine-match season without a win. Despite the 0-9 record, there were a number of bright spots in both Singles and Doubles play, led by Captain Dom Murphy. Junior Paul Braman led the squad with 5 total points on the year and signifi- cant contributions were made by Seniors Paul Wei, Toby Kitchener and Paul Place and Sophomores Mike Bedard and Pete Ledig. 127 The 79- ' 80 version of M.M.A. Basketball has the distinction of being the winningest teann in Academy history, posting a record of 14 wins and 12 losses - the first .500 or better record ever achieved on Taylor ' s Point. Led by Co-Captain Joe Pumphret (Sr., Hanover, MA) and Mark Dumais (Jr., E. Hartford, CT) the Bucs rallied to conquer their last five opponents, including rivals Coast Guard, Bridgewater State, Curry, Connecticut and Fitchburg State. The win over Bridgewater in Alumni Gym gave the Bucs their highest win total ever in the Conference with 6. As far as individual performances are concerned, Dumais en- joyed his third successive All-Conference season, highlighted by a 51-point outburst in the season ' s opening win at Fitchburg. Four year starter Joe Pumphet put away his 1000 point against Fitchburg State, only the 3rd player to do so. Four year letter- man Dave Sammy Rodrigues, although not a starter, was a su- per bench player and his contri- butions to the team ' s perfor- mance were instrumental in MMA basketball. Good Luck to mitt the Seniors! M.M.A. ' s Baseball team under Coach Bob Corradi com- pleted one of its most successful seasons in the school ' s history. This season the Buc Nine finished 25-11, and won a berth in the E.C.A.C. tournament for the 2nd con- secutive year. The captains and only two seniors on the club were John Whorf and Chris Roller. Both Whorfy and Rolls had super seasons. Whorf has set every offensive record in the book in his 4 years, while Roller has the school ' s base-stealing record and has batted over .300 ev- ery year. The potential of this years tournament team were obvious from the start. Junior pitcher Chris Yetten and Sophomore Rick Rollins fired consecutive no-hitters to win the Coast Guard tournament. From there on it was clear sailing as the Bucs won 12 straight games, then hit a Baseball slight tailspin at the end of the year. They rebounded nicely winning 5 in a row, ending the regular season with sweet double header victory ' s over Worcester State. This wrapped up their E.C.A.C. tournament bid. However, the inexperienced showed as they were soundly heated by top seeded Amherst College. Seniors thanks for 4 great sea- sons, and Good Luck. 133 136 143 146 Class Of 1981 GRADUATION D t aauLiif of ikt sMai.±aa iui.etii J [axitLnit c aadtnij join wiik i e Cadtii. of ike. CLaa of 19 SO in extending to (you an invitation to attend t ie One nandxed and ikixtij-ieuentfl Commencement Sxexai ei. on eSatuxday, J [aij t ixty-fixit nineteen hundred and eiglilif at eleven o ' aLoa J {ai.iackai.etti. J [axitime c aademy IBuzzaxdi. Say, J (ai.i.aakai.etti. 151 SATURDAY, MAY THIRTY- FIRST, ELEVEN O ' CLOCK Maritime Association of Greater Boston Awards Presented by Mr. Halloran To THOMAS MACCKIERNAN, DECK Deck JAMES DELBERT LODGE, ENGINEER Engine Irving Wood Memorial Prize Presented by Captain Motte To ROBERT GEOFFRY WEATHERSBT, DECK Boston Marine Society Award Presented by Captain Lutz To WILLIAM ALBERT O ' BRIEN, JR., DECK Massachusetts Society U. S. Douchtels of 1812 Award Presented by Mrs. Bourne To MICHAEL DZIURA, ENGINEER U. S. lines Incorporated Award Presented by Mr. Kadlac To JAMES MICHAEL SORRENTINO, ENGINEER Propeller Club of the U.S. Port of Boston Awards Presented by Captain Knight To DAVID A. RODRIGUES, DECK Deck ROBERT M. HODGDON, ENGINEER Engine Military Order of the World Wars Award Presented by Captain Cassidy To ROBERT GEOFFREY WEATHERSBY, DECK Deck ROBERT DAVID NEILSON, ENGINEER Engine James M. Fuller, Jr. Shipmate Award Presented by Mr. Whelaher To ROBERT FRANCIS BARRETT, ENGINEER District 2, Marine Engineer ' s Beneficial Association Graduation Award Presented by Captain Cassidy To ANTHONY CHRISTOPHER PAGE, ENGINEER American Bureau of Shipping Award Presented by Mr. Blackeby To CHRISTOPHER IRWIN HOYT, DECK Gulf Oil Trading Company Marine Department Awards Presented by Mr. McHugh To DAVID P. MESSINGER, DECK Deck JOHN HAROLD PUBLICOVER, ENGI- NEER Engine Ensign Joseph Nowd, Jr. U.S.N.R. Memorial Award Presented by Captain Eno To JOEL C. PICKERING, ENGINEER Massachusetts Maritime Academy Alumni Association Awards Presented by Mr. Nelson To Outstanding Graduating Cadets AWARDS 156 FRANCIS JOSEPH HMELAR, DECK Deck MARK STANLEY WERTHEIMER, ENGINEER Engine Outstanding Scholar Athlete of the year CHRIS DAVID ROLLER, DECK Outstanding Alumnus of the year CAPTAIN WALLCE S. MORROW, III, MMA, ' 50 Society of Marine Port Engineers, New York Award Presented by Mr. Kadlac To STEPHEN THOMAS COSTELLO, ENGINEER Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Mass. Award Presented by Lt. G. Johnson To MICHAEL J. CUNNINGHAM, DECK Deck BRUCE WILLIAM POLLOCK, ENGINEER Engine Robert L. Hague Merchant Marine industries Post 1242 American Legion Award Presented by Captain Eno To WILLIAM LAWRENCE CROWELL, II, DECK U. S. Naval Institute Awards Presented by Lcdr R. Duffy U.S.N To RICHARD FRANCIS LINEHAN, JR., DECK Deck EMMANUEL CHUKWUEMEKA IKPO, ENGINEER Engine Arco Richfield Company Award Presented by Mr. Jacobanis To WILLIAM EUGENE NICHOLSON, DECK Deck ANTHONY CHRISTOPHER PAGE, EN- GINEER Engine General Dynanics Award Presented by Lcdr R. Duffy To WALTER RUDOLPH NYDEGGER, JR., ENGINEER Women ' s Propeilar Club of Boston Award Presented by Mrs. Morrow To ROBERT GEOFFREY WEATHERSBY, DECK Deck MARTIN JOSEPH DEMPSEY, ENGINEER Engine International Organization of M.M. P. Presented by Mr. Landry To DANIEL E. O ' CONNOR, DECK Mobil Oil Corporation Award Presented by Mr. Mushet To DAVID A. RODRIGUES, DECK Deck RICHARDA.ROCHFORD, ENGINEER En- gine Navy League Award Presented by Mr. Kelley To JOSEPH PETER RIOPELLE, ENGINEER The Hal Chalmer Award Presented by Captain Walter J. Eno To CHRIS DAVID ROLLER f 4 I I Zhrough Zhc Ages. Countless Poets Have Zried Zo ' Describe Zke Sea. yet Zhe Sea Js Something Different Zo Sack Of Us. Some See Jt As Majestic, Pounding, Zkundering Power - And Others As A Qentle, jCaughing. Comforting friend. Zke Sea Js Unchanged Zke Cen- turies, yet Jt Ckanges Every Moment. They should be commended for their will- ingness and ability to pitch in and do a super fine job. That was how Maine State Trooper Bernard A. Lindsay lauded the efforts of the M.M.A. soccer team for their lifesaving ef- forts. After leaving Maine Maritime with a 4-2 win the team came across an accident in which the occupants were in dire straights. Because of their quick actions, one of the occupants survived and the other was revived but later died at the hospital. The members of the team were honored with a ceremony in the gym. Goodbye . . . . . . GONE! 168 MASSACHUSETTS MARITIME ACADEMY BUZZARDS BAY, MASSACHUSETTS Dear Readers There is nothing like the feeling of accon ishment . No matter what ones field is , there is something yery special about being able to stand up and say yes 1 did that ' . That is how I feel now , however for me to take all of the credit would be a gross miscarriage of justice . Therefore I would like to thank the people who donated their time and efforts in making this yearbook. Thank Tou • •• LCDR Merrit , our yearbook advisor ... Mr, Nerval Gamett , our yearbook representative •.. Keith Duggan, Dave Chappron, and Tom Civiello for their woiic with the Sports • •. Buddy Bentley and Gregg Bruell for a great job with the Facul section ••. Paul ffcDonald and Steve Woods for a super Senior section . • . Mike Jazx ms and Shane Famsworth for a fine job with the Activities section . . . Bruce Pollack for handling the advertising ... Peter Palmer , Bubs Smart , and the rest of the photography club for taking pictures ... Howard Hawkins Studios for taking those very special pictures ... Biasards Bay Auto Sales for providing us with the picture for our endsheet ... 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Wolf, Inc 173 Red Top Sporting Goods, Inc 195 Redwood Motel 194 Sandy Hook Pilots 182 Texaco, Inc 175 Todd Shipyards Corp 188 Travel by Betty Doherty, Inc 194 United States Naval Institute 191 7 Robert P. Nelson ' 49, President; John G. Miles ' 47, Vice President; Richard Covel ' 67, Treasurer; Mark Maglio ' 78, Secretary Directors: Donald F. Warner ' 49, Mike Marrocco ' 46, Thomas Burk ' 39, Ralph Church ' 56, David L. English ' 71, Vincent Corsano ' 56, Francis G. Scully ' 45. Vj U. S. S. ENTERPRISE TRAINING SHIP Of THE MASSACHUSETTS NAUTICAL TRAIMNG SCHOOL 1892 1909 TKAINING SHIP Of THE MASSACHUSETTS NAUTICAL SCHOOL 1909 1942 U.S.T.S. AMERICAN PILOT TRAIHINC SHIP OF THE MASSACHUSETTS HAillTIMC ACADEHV 1142 194S U.S.T.S. CHARLESTON 3z TMININC SHIP OF THE MASSACHUSETTS MARITIME ACADEMY 194« 1997 4 U.S.T.S. 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