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

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1981 volume:

Aug. 28, 1977 Keport Jor Orientat ' m Class Of 1981 Sept. 10, 1977 Qraduat ' m Jh Zo Kegiment Of Cadets Sept. 12, 1977 Cmmeme Mi Semester Dec. 22, 1977 End Ml Semester Jan. 2, 1978 Commence Spring Semester Apr. 21, 1978 End Spring Semester Apr. 29, 1978 Commencement Ciass Of 1978 une. 12, 1978 Commence Zraining Cruise, USZS ISay State Aug. 10, 1978 End Zraining Cruise Aug. 20, 1978 Keport dor Orientation Class Of 1982 Sept. 1, 1978 (graduation Jn Zo Kegiment Of Cadets Sept. 4, 1978 Commence Ml Semester Dec. 21, 1978 End Ml Semester Jan. 2, 1979 Commence Spring Semester May 10, 1979 End Spring Semester May 12, 1979 Commencement Class of 1979 Jul 17, 1979 Commence Zraining Cruise, USZS Empire State Sept. 9, 1979 Keport 7or Orientation Class of 1988 Sept. 14, 1979 End Zraining Cruise Sept. 26, 1979 Commence Ml Semester Sept. 22, 1979 graduation h Zo Kegiment Of Cadets Dec. 21, 1979 Commence Christmas Ceave Jan. 2, 1980 End Christmas Ceave Jan. 24, 1980 End Ml Semester 7eb. 4, 1980 Commence Spring Semester May 22, 1980 End Spring Semester May 31, 1980 Commencement Class Of 1980 TO EACH STUDENT. MASSACHUSETTS MARITIME ACADEMY SUGGESTS A VARIETY OF IMPRESSIONS. IN MEMORY OF A PRESIDENT No other person deserves the credit for the steady and continuing success of the Massachusetts Maritime Acade- my as does the late Rear Admiral Harrington. Assuming the duties of the President on I January 1972, Rear Admiral Harrington succeeded in the task of trans- forming the tide of an old and dormant school into a professionally minded institution striving towards the goal of training competent U.S. Merchant Marine Officers 3 THE CHANCE TO HAVE FUN AND ENJOY YOUTH 13 THE 1981 MUSTER presented by the senior 14 SENIORS 18 FACULTY 78 ACTIVITIES 91 SPORTS 113 CLASS OF MASSACHUSETTS MARITIME ACADEMY CRUISE 145 GRADUATION 162 ADVERTISING 172 Mr. Leonard Hathon Mr. Desmond Connolly 1 DEDICATION We the class of 1 98 1 , wish to dedicate the 1 98 1 Muster to two fine men, Mr. Leonard Harhon and Mr. Desmond Connolly. Their extraordinary effort and dedication to their profession have made our time at the Academy immeasurably profitable. Their unselfish contributions will stay with us and this Academy for many years to come. To these two outstanding men we ' THANK YOU and we wish them both fair winds and following seas. The Class of 1981 SENIOR CLAS OPPORTUNITY from Julius Caesar There is a tide in the affairs of men Which, taken at the floor, leads on to fortune? Omitted, ail the voyage of their life Is bound in shallows, and in miseries. On such a full sea are we now afloat? And we must take the current when it serves. Or Lose our ventures. Shakespeare Richard E. Abbott, Jr. RD 5 Box 385 Oswego, New York Varsity wrestling. Intramural; shooting, bowling, gymnastics, ballet, football, hock ey, basketball. SOMF Committee I, 2. 3, 4, I won ' t miss you MMA Dean ' s List, Most improved club, B-Bay patrol The more you learn, the less you know Arthur W. Adler - Artie. D.B.. A ' . Limbo 13 Charlotte Dr. Andover. Mass. Soccer. Varsity soccer 2. 3. 4 Band I. 2. 3. 4, The Pub Stephen P. Allen - Stevie A. 126 Westview Dr. Norwood, Mass. Captain lacrosse. Dean ' s List. I.M. champs street hockey and B-ball. Admirals Cup. I I- Won, 1st. Co. XO, Buck ' s, Bonz ' s and Bandits roommate-survival club. Big Brother ' Success to everyone John F. Attridge, Jr. 855 E. Squantum St. N. Quincy. Mass. Stephen N. Auger - Augie 31 Longview Rd. Monroe, Ct. Intramural football, basketball, SOMF Committee I, 2. 3, 4 BBC I. 2, 3, 4, Ski club I, 2 Maybe we can do this again sometime ... No Way John Bandini - Skip 185 Faneuil St. Brighton, Mass. All New England, AIIECAC. All Conference varsity football. Most valuable lineman. Admirals Cup, City Slickers Dope Award, 1-2 punch, l-l-Won, President of the A-hole club. Big Brothers, undercover cadet officer The one with the coke bottles, right Bob M. For those that are unliked by the Boston Lunatic; Beware . . . Brian Barer 89 Donahue Way Stoughton, Mass. Pub club, part at Scusset, pet peeve Bob Kamb it doesn ' t take Jack Frost to recognize a snow job. chicken, steak and choclate cake A.M.F. Steven Barraclough 366 Pond St., Franklin, Mass. Lacrosse- captain, hockey. Admirals Cup Champs- intramurals l-l-Won, Auto club. Scuba club. Big brothers program. Good luck ' 84 ' cause you ' ll need it Patrick J. Barrett 42 Bradley Pk. Dr. Hingham, Mass. Varsity hockey, baseball. I. 2, 3. 4, Intramural football 2, 3, 4... street hockey I, 2, 3, 4., ice hockey 3, 4., I-I-Won. Michael J. Barry - Killer 31 Hillshire Ln. Norwood. Mass. Dean ' s List. Cadet officer The end or just the beginning Cyril Bassich III - Stas 28 Kamminer St., Nurnberg, Elbach W. Germany Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4 Presidents List, Varsity Soccer I, 2, 3, 4.. 200 demerit club (I, 2), weekend warriors (with longevity honors) A.M.F. i cane here because I like it, and not for the money, but things change. Richard T. Biagotti - Bear 363 Main St. Everett, Mass. Varsity football I, 2, 3., Intramural ice hockey champs I, 2, 3, 4. street hockey champs 3, 4., BBC, rm. 41, The Crew. The Apartment, Scusset nights Finally the deed is done 22 Robert W. Bonisolli - Bonz 268 Atlantic Ave. Hull, Mass. Member - National Dean ' s List, Presidents ' List, IM softball, ice hockey, street hockey, Admiral ' s Cup champs 1980, l-l Won, Year book staff, 1st Co. Adjutant, Propeller Club, Bubblehead . . . you puarkee nueel, Chais . . . you B.F.! Keith S. Brais 310 S. Washington St. N. Attleboro. Mass. Dean ' s List, IM Basketball, street hockey, 6th Co. commander My how time can fly when you ' re having fun Paul Francis Braman 69 Homestead St. Quincy, Mass. Varsity tennis - captain Desire for nothing except desirelessness, Hope for nothing except to rise above all hope, Want nothing and you will have everything. Avatar Meher Baba Christopher Brazeau - Piedmont 53 Perkins Ave Maiden, Mass. President ' s List, Dean ' s List, IM basketball, street hockey champs. Admirals Cup champs, l-l-Won Our lives here do not compare with what ' s awaiting us 23 Edward M. Browne 42 Pratt Ave. Beverly, Mass. Every man has his day dreams. Every man has his goals, People like the way dreams. Have of sticking to the soul. Thunderclouds have their lightning. Nightengales have their song. And don ' t you see I hope our lives. Will be something more than long. . Stephen Schwartz Wes Brown - Wesbo Monument Rd. Orleans, Mass. Meritorious Service Award, soccer, hockey, IM street hockey champs, l-l- Won, Band, RSR club It ' s a hell of a thing to be born and if you ' re born you ' re at least entitled to yourself. If you don ' t live up to your greatest potential you ' re cheating yourself. Benjamin Bryant O North Dr. Marion Mass. Co-captain varsity sailing, day student. 3CX3 club (part owner) In construing and complying with these rules due regard shall be had for all dangers which may make departure from this school necessary. Todd, remember Bobbies girl. ' 1 Dean ' s List, gradel IM Kevin Buckley - Buck 28 Linden Dr. Cohasset, Mass. street hockey coach, l-l- Won. cadet officer. Hey, it ' s only a 24 Daniel T. Burnham - Danny B. 394 Seymour Ave. Spfld., Mass. I.M. Basketball Champs 3, 4, 1.M. S. Hockey Champs 3, 4, l-l-Won Gulf Club ' So what happens now? Ronald W. Bush - Bobo Route 20, Russel. Mass. Dean ' s List, Presidents List, First Company Admirals Cup Champions 1979-1980, 1980-1981, l-l-Won Spend all my time trying to find answers to questions that are haunting me and like all men who are trying to see I ' m still fighting, fighting to be free. Shawn B. Byrnes 12 Riverview Ave, Binghamtoon, NY Walter I. Cabucio 13 Cranberry Dr. Assonet, Mass. President ' s List, Dean ' s List, Most Improved - Football, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. Varsity Lacrosse, Cadet Officer, Executive director of Cadets in Action, Auto Club, All College Committee Being at MMA has been more than having a short haircut, and dressing the same. Theodore B. Cahoon - Ted Alice St.. Middleboro, Mass. Deans List, Commercial Shipping Sabine TFT, 1st Co. Admiral ' s Cup Champs 80, 81, Bowling Team Champs 78, Football announcer 79, 80, Intramurals Director 81, Cadet Orientation officer 80-81 it takes time sometimes to figure out that there ' s nothing worth worrying about. John R. Callinan - Jack 15 Shirley St. Holbrook, Mass. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. B.B.C., Room 41 , The Crew, Scusset Nights Every man has within him the ability to do great things, his touch stone is challange, no matter what his field of endeavor, a man must measure himself against the demands of his world. Gerald A. Canducci - Candu, Jezzo, Catman 67 Verne St. Brockton, Mass. Football I, 2, 3, B.B.C., Room 41, The Crew, The Apartment, Scusset Nights You only live once, but if you live right once is enough Scott Carmichael - Smithy Blackmorepond Rd. W. Wareham, Mass. Golf, Hockey let us drink for the replenishment of our strength, not for our sorrow. Anthony R. Cataldo - Tony 12 Mayflower Circle Leicester, Mass. I Clare A. Catarius 38 Basile St. Roslindale, Mass. Silvio S. Cavallo 19 Victoria St. Soverville. Mass. Dean ' s List, President ' s List, Varsity soccer Stephen M. Chaisson - Chais 44 Pleasant St. Charlestown, Mass. President ' s List, Street Hockey Champs 79-80, Admirals Cup Champs 79-80, Intra- mural Football, Intramural Ice Hockey Champs 1, 1, 3, l-l-Won, S.O.M.F. Committee I. X 3, 4. B.B.C. I, 2, 3, 4, R R Club They knew what they were doing when they called it Buzzards Bay. Robert W. Clark 4 Summer St. Hyde Park, Mass. Intramural basketball, football I, 2, 3., Admirals Cup champs 79-80 Scusset nights, BBCI, 2, 3, 4. Rand R club I, 2, 3, 4.. the crew Four years of my life here and I didn ' t even make Eagle scout .... I ' m Bummed . . Jonathan Glenn Coffey - Coff 4S Linden Sq. Wellesley, Mass. Intramural football and golf. Golf club R + R club, B.B.A. 2 No one here gets out alive -J.M. Robert Coffey - Coff 131 S. Main St. Sharon, Mass. President ' s List, Deans List, Baseball, l-M Basketball. Football, Hockey, l-l-Won, First Company Commander. All College Committee, The Lord is my shepherd I shall not want .... And I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever. Psalm 23 IDFYA Fr ancis C. Clifford 724 Neponset St. Norwood, Mass. 28 Richard Leo Collins. Jr. - Dicky 32 Overlook Rd. Waltham, Mass. Commander Domingos Cadet of the Year award I and II, Football, Hockey, IM street hockey, member of the V.F.J, club. Hockey club, An Irishman is never drunk so long as he can reach back and grab one blade of grass before falling off the face of the earth. - I wish the class of ' 81 ' success and prosperity also peace and happiness always. Bruce Colombo - Lumbo 97 Hartwell Rd. Bedford, Mass. Football I, 2., the apartment . . room 41, the crew, BBC, Scusset Nights . . Good - Friends! Good - Times! Good - Bye! James Connolly - Jim III Willow Ave. Somerville, Mass. Cadet officer. Dean ' s List, Intramural street hockey, basketball. Yearbook I Phelta Thi, SAC, Ideas must work through the brains and the arms of good brave men or they are no better than dreams. Emerson. Paul D. Connor 14 Division St. Maiden, Mass. Intramural hockey, basketball. Golf team. Zippy Fan club, 25 t: night, Salemwood Friend of my foe, this goblet sip, to chase the pensive tear, tis ' not as sweet as women ' s lip but aah tis ' more sincere! Stephen Corbett - Steve 32 Mallet St. Dorchester. Mass. 6 times President ' s List. 1 times Dean ' s List. Intramural hockey. Propeller club. Student Affairs Committee, regimental staff. Paul J. Coughlin 99 Taylor Ave. Dedham. Mass. Timothy Edward Couture - Cooch 6 Oakwood Rd. Rutland, Mass. Second company commander. Engineering - Cruise Adj., Intramural basketball, hockey, soccer. Gymnastics club Be who you must, it ' s a part of the plan. Await the arrival, the simple survival. Someday we ' ll all undestand. 30 Joseph P. Craven 133 Colonial Dr. Quincy, Mass. Kevin P. Crawford 45 Wilson Ave. Weymouth, Mass. President ' s List, Dean ' s List, Intramural basketball, street hockey The best thing about having money is being able to tell the big shots where they can go William Wayne Crockan- Crock 37 Robert St. Braintree, Mass. Soccer 1-4, LaX I, IM track, soccer, football, boxing, buff hunt @ grampus. Big Brother Ass., Yrbk Com., Christian club, Orientation Co. Co. 4, XO cruise to nowhere 80, pres VFJ club, Greece 78 Thanks: Mom, Cheryl, Cindy, Irish for your patience and love to help me make it, also to all my friends who kept me sane all these years Philip Timothy Cronin - Phil Foner 178 North St. Foxboro, Mass. Cadet officer (DCO), Alias water king ...!!? now retired!. Hockey, Since Monday is almost over — that means that Friday is here - Hey it ' s already the weekend!?? .... Happiness is a way of traveling not a place you get to! I ' ve got my new horizons out to sea .... Bradford L. Crosby - Brad 246 Col. Hunt Dr., Abington, Mass. Intramural sports, scuba club, cadet officer. Special thanks to my family, who helped me make it thru. Good things come to those who wait! Richard J. D ' Argento - Red 227 Adams Ave. West Newton Mass. President ' s list, Deans list, President scholarship. Varsity lacrosse. President of Copperfields Committee, member of prevention of whale killing club, the first cadet who did not earn his Bull Horns. The future lies in the sea , I can say, what I did not see H Christopher T. Davis - Chris 97 Ash St. Somerset, Mass. Regimental Band Executive officer. Marching Band, Jazz Band. THIS - BUDWEISER - OF - BY - WHICH - TO - OUR - PRODUCES - SMOOOTHNESS - YOU - NO - ANY. By DDQS Bud Francis J. DeCoste 35 Nelson Rd. Weymouth. Mass. Lisa DeGeorge - Lee 91 Carl Landi Circle Waquoit, Mass. Volleyball Club Captain. Hockey, Yearbook. Scuba Club. Later Vincent A. DeMaio - The Shadow 16 Ward St. Woburn, Mass. Paul J. Demers - Pauly 54 Coolidge RD Danvers, Mass. Varsity Football 2. 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, Ice Hockey, and Street Hockey, 1981 Yearbook Staff, Cadet Officer. Thanks to mom and dad for their moral and financial support, I also would like to thank Amy for all her support she gave me. Love Paul. Mark Denietolis - Deno 544 Neponset St. Norwood, Mass. No matter how hard a man labor, some woman is always in the background of his mind. She is the one reward of virtue. Thanks Kathy. Richard Deveaney - Spiderman Box 392 RD 3, McDonald, Pa. 4 years of Varsity Wrestling, Cross Country Club Peter A. Dion 88 Webb St. Weymouth. Ma National Rifle Marksman Award; Sharpshooter, Sailing Club, Rifle Club, Rifle Team, Nantucket Schoolship race. Race Comm., Operation Sail 1980, Propeller Club, Indoc- trination officer It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. Timothy P. Doherty- Dots 7 Hilltop Lane, Duxbury, Mass. Intramurals; football, speedball, soccer, street hockey, 2.0 and go club, Propellor club You may not believe this but, I made it through this place in only four years. Thank God! Arthur Donahue- Artie Partie 19 Green St., Kingston, Mass. Dean ' s List, all intramural sports. President and co-founder of the P.F. club, See you later alligator (also Lizards and salamanders)- get yourselfs a chainfall and you ' ll have a ball. i Joseph Michael Donnelly- Joe 43 Power Lane, Cohasset, Mass. Classsecretary, Varsity Tennis, intramurals, Copperfields (treasurer) I ' ve laid aside the business and gone fishing Paul Dennis Donovan - John L 5 Cresent Rd, Woburn, Mass. George Arthur Dubuc I River St., South Yarmouth, Mass. Jesters do often prove prophets. mm Andrew J. Dulavitz, Jr.- Dules 12 Raymond St., Manchester, Mass. Marching band. Jazz band IS - BEER - NO - ANY - COSTS - BREW - EXCLUSIVE - A - AND - WILL - OTHER - PRICE. ' By DDQS BUD 36 William C. Elliott - Wild Bill 39 Kinsman Lane, Topsfield, Mass. President ' s list 3. Intramural Football I, 3, B.A. Club I, 2, 3, 4. A.A. 3, VFJ Club 3. 4. If you can ' t dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull s — t. Eugene M. Ennesser 8 Mohawk Dr Wappinger Falls, NY Edward Ferris, Jr. 2 Naples RD Salem, Mass. Freshman year 1st semester Dean ' s list, 3nd sememster President ' s list, sophmore year 1st semester and 2nd semester President ' s list. Junior year 1st and 2nd semester Presidents list. Intramural Soccer, Hockey, Footbal? Scuba Club, yearbook staff. Regimental D.C.O, I.D.O. I am the master of my unspoken words, and slave to the words that should have remained unspoken. I Phelta Thi, Pub Club. Sleep Team. It matters not how long we live, but how. Douglas William Foley 6 Ships Way Bourne, Mass. 37 Joseph N. Foley- Fuji 6 Ship ' s Way, Bourne, Mass. Indoor Golfing There ' s a race of men that don ' t fit in. A race that can ' t stay still. So they break the hearts of kith and kin. And they roam the world and swill. Frederick Forest 7 Lakeview Ave., Natick, Mass. Joseph P. Fraher Rutledge St. West Roxbury, Mass. President ' s List, B-Ball, volleyball Experience is the teacher, but it ' s a hell of a way to learn. Still you have to feed the fire 3nd hope you don ' t get burned. Aw, now don ' t fool youself , you gotta pay the price. You gotta take some chances if you want to bring home the prize. Mark S. Frechette 324 Russell Rd, Westfield, Mass. Thomas David Fydenkevez, Jr.-Fydo 64 Silver Lane, Sunderland. Mass. Dean ' s List, President ' s List, intramural sports, Editor-in-chief of the yearbook, Ring Committee, graduation committee, pistol and rifle club, cadet officer Good luck is a lazy man ' s estimate of a worker ' s success. John J. Gallagher-Boom Boom 1794 Columbia Rd, South Boston. Mass. Intramural hockey. Band. SGA vice president. 4 c President, Sailing Club Mark D. Gallagher 9 Old Carriage Dr.. Wilbraham, Mass. Hockey I. 2, i, 4 Intramural ' s. BBC. Jump ball committe Paul Galvin-Glavin 14 Hillsidetell. Hingham. Mass. President ' s List, Dean ' s List. IM Hockey. SGA Sec. 2 c treas.. Student Affairs Committee. Curriculm Committee. Cadets in Action. Propeller club. Auto club Kenneth L. Giacomuzzi - Jocko 46 West Walnut St. Milford, Mass. Varsity wrestling, IM footbal, street hockey, speedball, softball. Phi Beta Re Kappa Tread, Ring Dance committee, BBC Maritime is like a fan, If you stand in front of it, it blows and if you stand behind it, it sucks and if you stand beside it, it doesn ' t do a thing for ya. Roger Edward Gill 244 Broad St. Weymouth, Mass. IM hockey, cadet officer. Propeller club. Year book artist, C.I.A. 40 James I. Glavin 58 Via DavincI Clifton Park, New York President ' s List. Dean ' s List, Intramural Awards, IM basketball, Softball, hockey, SGA, All College Committee, Auto, Propeller, . . . Well it isn ' t for the money, and it ' s only for a while, you stalk about the rooms, and you roll away the miles . . Jackson Browne Martin W. Golden - Marty 143 Lansdowne ST, Quincy, Mass. Well, I don ' t really care, if it ' s wrong or if it ' s right, but until my ship comes in I live Night by night. S.D. Michael J. Ferrecchia - Gouldy 99 Walker Rd. Swampscott, Mass. Endeavor to so live that when you die even the undertaker will be sorry Twain Mark Kevin J. Graf - Snake 189 Bradstreet Ave Revere, Mass. Dean ' s List, Varsity basketball. IM basketball, streethockey. Flight deck coordina- tor, A.M.F. 41 Grafton Peter J. Grealy II Spruce LN Box 1122 SO Duxbury, Mass John Ericksen Gronbeck. Jr. 381 Mohawk RD Somerset. Mass. Propeller Club Scholarship, Floor Hockey, Yacht Club Commodore, Propeller Club, Rifle Club, 1979 Nantucket Schoolship Race Chairman, NROTC Race Chairman, Parade of Sail Boston, Predicted Log Contest, Yearbook. A sail is like a noisless wing to wrath me from distraction Byron 43 Michael J. Gwyther 79 Jerome Ave. Auburn, Mass. 4 years Football It may not be much, but I dedicate this space to an important person in my life. Although he is gone now, he left me with a high set of standards to guide me through my lifetime and for that I say, Thanks Dad. Intramural Street Hockey, Ice Hockey, Basketball. James P. Haberlin - Habby 119 Endicott Ave. Revere, Mass. Bill Hafferty - Haff S Thorton Rd. Holbrook, Mass. President ' s list. First Battalion Cmdr, Varsity Football-, Intramural Street Hockey champs I 2, B-Ball champs I 2. l-l-won, Yearbook Buisiness Manager; VFJ Club. Hi, I ' m from Jersey, Too William Edward Handy IV - Ned 181 Lake St. Seekonk, Mass. Intramural swimming champion freshman and sophomore years. President Swim- ming Club Senior year, Vice-President Rifle Team Junior year. Confidence and determination are an unconquered army. Stephen Chalmers Hanly 135 Monatiquot Ave. Braintree, Ma. Dean ' s List, Varsity hockey. Intramural football, hockey, l-l-Won I ' ve been there and gone there, I ' ve lived there and bummed there, I ' ve spinned there, I gave there. I drank there and I slaved there. Barbara Hayes - Bunhead 286 Pine St. Weymouth, Ma. Propeller Club, Ring Dance Committee, Commercial Shipping Program Gary Hayes 25 Grant Ave. Belmont, Ma. Football I 2, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Falmouth MMA Tae-Kwon-Do Club If you can imagine it you can achieve it. If you dream of it you can become it. Brian R. Heap 16 Russell St. Taunton, Ma. Dean ' s List 3rd Co. D.C.O., Orientation 1980. Rifle Club Team President, Yacht Club, Propeller Club. No art provides what is a benefit to itself. But to the advantage of the subject. Keith Jason Hemeon - Hemmer 169 Walnut St. Stoughton, Ma. Intramural Hockey. Propeller Club, F.I.C., Flight Deck. Thank God it ' s Friday Road Trip Go for it all the way ' S. Christian Hempstead 1299 Kingston Rd. Kingston, R.I. The streams and mountains and the one ocean are still there in the midst of the white clouds William R. Hendy III 63 Beachway Rd. E. Sandwich, Ma. Todd Hibbert - Hib 79 Capital St. New Bedford, Ma. E.D.O. 3rd Co.. Div. II Sec. I Leader, Intramural Hockey Basketball Despised Tom at MMA. Sewile people don ' t have a place in unimportant positions. Yeahl Up in Maine Skipl Jonathan Horsley - Burga 68 Ovingten Dr. E. Falmouth, Mass. Hockey. Basketball, Football, Marine Fisheries, Diesel Engineering Unlimited. My candle burns at both it ' s ends. It will not last the night. But ah tny foes and oh my friends behold the glorious light. Richard A. Hurd. Jr. 372 Webster St. Needham, Mass. Buc Soccer Capt, Varsity Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Scuba Club, Pub Club, B. Bay Patrol, Cruise ' 78, Ski Trip, Chicken Steak Chocolate Cake, A.M.F. I never let my schooling interfere with my education. Mark Twain Joel B. Johnson 4 Willow Circle Hingham, Mass. Intramural Ice Hockey and Street Hockey. Lefty Loosey Righty Tighty P Neal A. Jordan 19 Samoset Ave. Quincy, Mass. Michael Joyce, Jr. - Joycee 26 Wills St. Dorchester, Mass. Intramural Basketball and Hockey; President of Propeller Club, Honor Guard, Fuel Oil T.S. Bay State. Robert W. Kamb, Jr. 80 Bayview Ave. Quincy, Mass. Dean ' s list. President ' s list. Intramural Street Hockey and Ice Hockeys Propeller Club. Barret M. Keating 221 Old Main Rd, N. Falmouth, Mass Dean ' s List, Varsity tennis sBajr Daniel Kelly 145 Coleman St, Maiden. Mass. Michael George Kelly 174 Cottage Pk. Rd. Winthrop, Mass Dean ' s List. President ' s List, Intramural basketball, Cadet officer, color guard 48 Brian C. Kenney 8 Pine Needle St, Chelmsford, Mass. Michael D. Kenney 25 Emery St. Holbrook, Mass. President ' s List, Dean ' s List, 3rd Co. Adjutant, Presidents scholarship, Intr. hockey 2, 3, 4, Pistol club, boxing club. Jazz and Rock band To a friend of worry- look not exorbitantly to the past, look not anon to the future, for today is the breath of life. Frank Joseph Keville- SIR 22 Chestnut St., Charleston, Mass All college committee, scuba club, auto club, VFJ, S.O.M.F. I did it my way!!!! Howard A. Kotler- Howie  83 Noanett Rd, Needham, Ma Starting in the class of 81 and ending with the class of 81 , Sailing, I phelta thi (69) I MMA, it ' s not just an adventure, it ' s a(n) Edward Stephen Kracunas 46 Azel Rd. Braintree, Ma. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural street hockey champs, volleyball champs, ice champs, football. Cadet Officer - Pit. Ldr. Why Joe Watts? Who ' s on first? Road trip Westfield State = A.E.T. Lite Beer for Miller men! Jamie, few tunes maybe, couple of beers!! James E. Lambalot 1053 Dutton St. New Bedford, Ma. President ' s List, Dean ' s List, Vice Chairman All-College Committee James Leary 5 Seal Cove Lane Hingham, Ma. I-M Street Hockey Football I have no more use for my classroom blues. Robert F. Long 65 Carnegie St. Dartmouth, Ma. i Daniel James MacDonald 5 Chesbrough Rd. West Roxbury, Ma. President ' s List, Dean ' s List, U.S. Navy Reserve Commission, Varsity Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Alternate to Athletic Committee. A fool and his gold is soon parted John B. MacDonald, Jr. - Johnnie Mac 66 Big Blue Dr. Milton, Mass. Dean ' s list; Presidents list; Soccer I, 2, 3. 4; Hockey I-, Founder of Copperf ields Road Trip Committee; BHC Rookie of the Year. May those who try, suceed Colin A. MacLachlan 48 Townhouse Terrace Hyannis, Mass. Cadet Officer; Bearded Clams Research Comm. Applaud friends, the comedy is OVER. Randall Hirst Macy - Mace P.O. Box 277 Gales Ferry. CT Bearded Clam Research Committee. Our business in the world is not to succeed, but to continue to fail in good spirits. Mark L Malenfant 67 Ingrid Rd. Weymouth, Mass. Varsity Soccer I year; Intramural Street Hockey, Volleyball, and Soccer; PHI RE KAPPA TREAD. My life is going by too fast ... my only hope is that we go into overtime! Thanks to everyone who helped me make it. George Everett Mandigo 101 Acorn Drive, Taunton. Mass. Dean ' s list; Intramurals I, 2, 3; Boxing Club-, Auto Clubj Swim Club; Food Committee; Uniform Committee. No longer used or abused away from mismanagement and incompetency immune to it all. Peter John Manzoni - Zoni 58 Fleming St. Dedham, Mass. Mass. State scholarship; Varsity Baseball I. 2, 3, 4 Intramural Football and Basket- ball; Copperfield Committee. Robert G. Marshall - Bob 4-7 Countryside Estates Rutland, Mass. Varsity Soccer I years; l-M sports 4 years; Student Affairs Committee May I live as long as I want to and want to as long as I live! Michael H. Martineau - Marty 29 Harbor St. Salem, Mass. Intramural Basketball, Football and Soccer; Honor Guard. Dream what you dare dream; go where you want to gO; be what you want to be; Jonathan Livingston Seagull James Masuret - Maz 15 Great Hill Dr. Weymouth. Mass. Cruise 80 Robert F. Matheson 699 Main St. Hingham, Mass. Douglas McCausland- Dunk 16 Sunset Dr. Medway, Mass. President ' s List, Deans List, Auto club, 5th Co. platoon leader People come and people go, but the time at Maritime went to slow. The cruises were delayed and the cadets were often afraid that they would be forced to pay for a trip around the Bay. 54 Patrick W. McCaffrey 62 Firglade Ave. Springfield, Mass. Paul B. McCarthy Ridgewood Dr. Norwood, Mass. President ' s List, Dean ' s List, Pistol club president 80-81 Daniel J. McCay - Dan Lowry Rd. Falmouth, Mass. Dean ' s List, Captain ' s Mast, Correlated and instructed the MMA Tae Kwon Do club from 1978 to 1981 Patrick J. McCormack - PJ. Cid II Parkerville Rd. S. Chelmsford. MAss. IM football champs 4th Co., floor hockey, road trips to anywhere anytime!, cream- side daiquiris, wallbanger and Keg parties How many tonight I, 2 ... 5, 6? Chasing Mosquitos with the bug 55 Kevin F. McCune 68 Cheever St., Milton, Mass. Lacrosse, Intramural street hockey James J. McDonald- Jamie 87 Turner Rd, Scituate, Mass. Dean ' s List, Cadet officer. Swimming I, 2, 3, 4 football 2, Intramurals-, street hockey, basketball, speedball Thanks Mom, Dad, Caryl, Kath, Much better than you B.P., CP., Franco, Spazo, Hal Another beer fellas? Good tunes Krackers. Michael T. McDonald 44 Pope St., North Quincy, Mass. Dean ' s List, Intramural ' s, Vice-president extramarital affairs Francis X. McGinnis 23 Barham Ave., No. Quincy, Mass Hockey-captain The game is over! Paul J. McGourty 290 West St.. Braintree, Mass. McHale ' s Navy award, Intramural football, basketball, badminton and JACKS, Presi- dent extramarital affairs, Copperfield Committee Kevin M. McGrath- Mugsy 20 Washington St., Braintree, Mass. President of the fantail Society Michael G. McGurl iOO Bellevue Rd. Quincy, Mass. Captain Varsity sailing team, Sailing i, 2, 3, 4 Hockey-Varsity Hey, Hal where ' s Neal John McHugh 184 Beacon St., Milton, Mass 57 Matthew Joseph Mclnerney - Ernie 81 Haverhill St. North Reading. Ma. President ' s List, Club Hockey Where the hell is Gezer? Richard D. McLaughlin Jr. 48 Alphonse Rd. Brockton, Ma. No demerits. Intramural Basketball Street Hockey Michael L. Merritt 69 Hale St. Beverly. Ma. Inrtamural Basketball Football Most School Spirit Jeffrey M. Messier - Moose 1193 New Boston Rd. Fall River, Ma. Dean ' s List, Cadet Officer, Just remember - when you think that all is lost, the future remains. 58 John G. Minukas 109 Sherman St. Quincy, Ma. President ' s List. President ' s List. Platoon Leader. Outstanding Deck Cadet Class of 1981. All you need in life is ignorance and confidence, and then success is sure - Mark Twain Angel D. Montanez Jr. 22 Brewster Rd. North Weymouth. Ma. Asst. Division Leader, Varsity Baseball, intramurals. President of the Student Gov- ernment Association and Class President in 1980. Richard C. Moore 50 Eisenhower Rd. South weymouth. Ma. Intramural Basketball Football. Cadet Officer. Christian Union With guidance from the Lord and with the support of my family I made it through; Thanks Mom for your devotion and love. 1 William H. Morrison III 98 Cross St. Randolph. Ma. 59 Arthur Morse 82 Bellevue Quincy, Mass. Dean ' s list; Varsity Sailing Team; Cruise section leader; Propeller Club; Ring Dance Committee. When opportunity arises, take advantage of it, one might not get a second chance. Dean ' s list; President ' s list. Mark S. Mueller 189 Longview Dr. Centerville, Mass. JohnW. Muir 173 Pleasant Bridgewater, Mass. Cadet Officer; CPO; Varsity Basketball. Baseball and Soccer; Intramurals. 3 15 80, Labor Day wknd. 80, road trips, fight with Bo, B.S., Summers with Ghi and Smitty, North Adams, Clay Pit Johnny, Eddie and B-Ball, June 27, 1981. Brian J. Mullen - Mull, Clint 23 Jenny Lind St. No. Easton, Mass. Football 3; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics Club I; BBC; BMOW. Well I woke up this morning I got myself a beer cause the future ' s uncertain and the end is always near Jim Morrison 60 Michael Gordon Murphy 105 Hill St. Stoneham, Mass. Dana A. Neale 2 Carriage Ln. Barnstable, Mass. Jay Robert Norman - Norm 165 Millbury St. Auburn, Mass. Dean ' s list; Commercial Shipping Program Interocean Transport Co; Darts-, Street Hockey; Cadet Officer 5th Company Executive Officer; Work Study Supervisor; 5th Company Sea Side Condos; Billy Club. I don ' t know what happened, I just snapped, I guess I totally lost it. Kevin T. O ' Brien - Puppies 52 Edgewood Rd. Scituate, Mass. Intramural Football and Street Hockey. An Irishman ' s heart is nothing but his imagination. David R. O ' Donnell- Red 3 Mass Ave., Falmouth, Mass. Dean ' s List, Cadet Officer, Varsity Hockey, Hockey club Getting something started here is easy; getting that thing finished here is James J. O ' Leary, Jr.- Jimbo 29 East Corning St., Beverly, Mass President ' s List, Dean ' s list, Hockey club. Admiral ' s cup, l-l won Bizzare Country Club on the east coast, a little practice-no problem and a par for the course. Kevin O ' Rourke 9 Tara Rd., Southboro, Mass. Intramurais, Senior class treasurer, SGA, Cheap beer night- the mooring, Terrori:; ing Cape Cod-summer 80 We should all be concerned with the future because we have to spend the rest of our lives here. Dean ' s List, Varsity baseball Andrew Packer- Andy 39 Hiong Hill Rd., Centerville. Mass. 63 Jon E. Palm- J. P. 8 Virginia Ave., Beverly, Mass. There ' s a race of men that don ' t fit in, A race of men that can ' t stay still; So they break the hearts of kith and kin, and they roam the world at will Intramural Street hockey Paul W. Palmer 33 Mt Vernon, Quincy, Mass. I Jeffery A. Patch- Falcon Eddie Soccer, ring dance comm., ski club, Intramural ' s, 300 club. Zippy fan club, quater night. Clam diggers Inc. In life sometimes you have to learn what you want. It took me longer than others but, the experiences were real. Carl Pearson 89 Webster St, Watertown, Mass Do not follow where the path may lead, go. instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. Francis X. Pelsoli 26 So. Prospect Rd., Bradford, Mass. Editor in chief school paper, ski club, cadet officer, cruise officer. Golf D. Scott Peterson 61 Peterson Rd. Falmouth, Mass. Tennis, 2 c vice-president, flight deck, 200 club Onward through the fog! Chris Retry Vienna, Va. X i Ski club, intramurals, football, speedball, scuba club, ring tres., 300 club. Zippy fan club Rmember: Calc. I, II, Wheaton College, Grandpa ' s, Road trips, Molson ' s, Quater night, my buddy, Pina colada parties, SMU, Don ' t choose too quickly Jacques Phaneuf 222 Main St., No. Andover, Mass Next stop must be heaven ' cuz I just came through hell 64 Richard T. Phelan 264 Pleasant St., Marblehead, Mass. Scuba club, rifle club, auto club The C.J. ' s-sandy neck? UVM-wet T-shirts, Sambo ' s, RalphI Woodcarving- Gone to Boston on business. Joe and Sheila- Congrads but dont believe it- let ' s go diving instead! Chip- Breakdown , LINDA, I LOVE YOU Stephen Pica 127 Whitman Ave., Melrose, Mass. Street hockey, cadet officer, partying with 5th co. boys The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man ' s foot long enough to enable him to put the other some what higher. Alan Seth Pickering- Pick 13 Valley Rd., Middleboro, Mass. President ' s list. Dean ' s list. Street hockey, cadet officer, 5th co. seaside condos, Billy club, B.O.T.M.A. Pursue with the utmost audacity | Jane Pietrowski-Ski 583 Summer St., Lynn, Mass. Propellor club, ring dance, Yearbook staff. Homecoming committee If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you- it ' s yours, if it doesn t, it never was. William A. Poirier, Jr. 28 Shaw Rd., Bridgewater, Mass. All conference, all New England baseball, President ' s list. Dean ' s list. Varsity base- ball and football Playing the hockey, the fluids scandal. Shafted in electronics, every dog has his day. P.C., J.D., What are you s $%C mel! Michael James Quinn-Quinne 148 Marble St.. Stoneham, Mass Football Captain, All ECAC, all conference, nominated Ail-American, IM Hockey, Cadet officer, Billy club, B.O.T.M.A. No matter what his field of endeavor, man must measure himself against the demands of his world. Even though faced with failure, he can be proud so long as he gives it his best. Michael David Rabinovitz-Rabbi 231 Park Rd., Whitman. Mass Dean ' s List. Intramurals I have always thought that going to college should be an experience, not an inconvenience. Joseph A. Riva- Reef-nut II Melbourne St., Dorchester, Mass. Cadet officer. Cadet chief engineer Marathon, Swim team, street hockey, scuba club, auto club, Copperfields In case of doubt, make it sound convincing! So Rich when is the weddingi Richard J. Robicheau 490 Union St. Apt 27, Rockland, Mass Peter Rochford 54 Bay Rd. Barrington, R.I. To live your life in your own way ... To reach the goals you have set for yourself . To be the you that you want to be . . . That is success . . . . George E. Schaab 525 Chester Ave., Clifton Hts, Pa. Football captain. All conference, ECAC all star team. Dean ' s list. Co-business man- ager yearbook, Billy club, B.O.T.M.A. It flowed from red to green, with black and blue inbetween. Michael Scull 1036 Villanova Ave. Swarthmore, PA Living on the T.S. Bay State, Bicentennial Club, Wrestling .5 yr., 5th Co. Adjutant 5th Co. Flight Deck, Scusset Beach Committee, Quarter Night Club The life of a SNIPE is nothing but a hype. Robert G. Seavey - Seav 239 Old Oaken Bucket Rd Norwell, MASS Dean ' s List, President ' s List, Shipping List, Propeller Club, Sailing Club, Fencing Club Robert Arthur Shaughnessy 40R River St. Mattapan. MASS Dean ' s List, Intramural Bowling League. Newman Club (Secretary), Propeller Club, Muster Staff John R. Shea 15 Middlesex St. Quincy. MASS Dean ' s List, Intramural Football. Hockey, Member of Propeller Club 68 Lacrosse, Scuba Club Jeremiah Sheehan - Shecky :29l Reedsdale Rd, Milton, MA Being the best is everyone ' s goal, but sometimes being part of the best is just as satisfying. Good Luck to you all! John D. Sheridan 188 Sherwood Dr. Manchester, N.H. Gerald C. Shine 5 Liberty Ave Woburn, MASS. Shone J, Jr. - Shone Dog 20 Country Way Scituate, MASS. Hockey (Intramural) I, 2, 3, 4. Football (Intramural) I, 2, 3, 4 When in doubt; go for it. Don Silvia - Donny 10 Arrowwood Rd, Cohassett. MASS Dean ' s List, 12th Player Award Football, Reg. Adj., Varsity Football I 2, IM Street Hockey Champs I 2, l-l-Won, Yearbook Committee Hi, I ' m from Jersey. Peter S. Sirois - Scotty 344 Granite St Rockport, MASS President ' s List, Dean ' s List, Cadet officer. Boxing Club, Auto Club Never put off till tomorrow what you can do day after tomorrow just as well. - Mark Twain Howard Robert Smart - Buzz 32 Cobble Hill Rd Lincoln, Rl Regimental Bandmaster, Photo Club President, Yearbook Photographer, Sports Pho- tographer FAMOUS-KNOW-PRODUCED-BREWER-MUCH-AGE-DYING-A-DRINKABILITY-IN- AT By DDQS BUD 1021 South St Rosalindale, MASS. Swim Club, Cross Country Club, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper It may be the best of times or the worst of times but its the only time you ' ve got. - Art Buchwald Christopher Tarpey 124 Wood St Milton, MASS. President ' s Scholarship, Intramurals (4 yrs). Street Ice Hockey, Soccer, Softball, Bowling, Curriculum Committee, Propeller, Auto, Newspaper Clubs Pep Club If the wind stops - row. Steven Taylor - Tiger 14 Forest Road, Monroe, Conn. President ' s List. Bowling. Speedball. Christian Union. Sailing, Band, Gymnastics, Orientation Officer, Dean ' s List John Clayton Taylor III - JT 49th St. Newbury, MASS. Dean ' s List. No Demos, Scuba Club, Propeller Club, And now for something completely different John Theall - JT 235 South Ave. Weston, MASS Intramurals I. 2, 3, 4, Honor Guard, Propellor Club Dreams, are what realities are made of JT. Mark Peter Thomas Box 179 E. Sandwich. MASS Intramural Football. Soccer, Hockey, Christian Union, Concert Tuba-ist, Zippy Fan Club, No Demerit Club (ex-member) I never had a piece of toast particularly long and wide but fell upon the sanded floor, and always on the buttered side James Payn 73 Paul C. Tilton 6 Great Hill Dr. Weymouth, Mass. Dean ' s List, Cadet Cruise Officer, Lacrosse I, 2. Donald Edward Trudeau - Trudy 1768 Commercial St. Weymouth, MASS. IM. Street Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President Senior Class, Chairman Activities Committee, Cadet First Engineer, Cadet Officer. The sea ' s shall wave like mountains and shine beneath the sun our wealth shall flow in fountains for we are the chosen ones Matthew S. Tucke 20 Fairview Ave. Chelmsford, MASS. President ' s List, Dean ' s List, Band, Brass Choir. David D. Twedt 13 Cote St. Attleboro, MASS. 73 William J. Urquhart - Spooie 17 Meadow St Dedham. MASS Weightlifting Intramural Sports, Ring Dance Committee, Rack Monster Club, Platoon Leader Extra Duty Officer I just wanna live fast, die young, and leave a good looking corpse! Ricardo Valles - Ricky 867 Allen St No. Dartmouth, MASS Football I, 2, 3, The fourth year I played make-believe.. Jump Ball Committee, Alhambra ' s Club, Flight Deck Crew, There were times I actually found myself enjoying this place. There were times I actually found myself hating this place. But most of it was just time, and its over. Jules E. VanSchelt 486 Ash Dr. Windsor Locks. CT Chris Volkle Seattle, Washington Int. Basketball Football, VFJ. BBC, Quater Nites, Survivor E Deck Aft, Zippy Fan Club. Calc IV. NYC, SMU, long distance phone calls Do what you want, but be what you are. Michael Walsh - Walshie 853 Baratora St East Boston, MA Varsity - Football I, Baseball I, Scuba Club, Extra Duty Officer Cruise 80 , Regimen- tal Extra Duty Officer I ' m off to meet three friends of mine and sing a song of cheer. Now, if you ' d like to know their names they ' re porter, ale and beer. James C. Watts 196 S. Central Ave Quincy, MA Joseph M. Watts - Wattsie O St Boston, MA Street Hockey, Ice Hockey, Sailing Team, Scuba Club Treasurer, Ring Dance Com- mittee, Vice Chairman. 6th Co. Executive Officer From Boston to Buzzards Bay Though the course not straight. I ' m now on my way I never lost faith. Neal F. Wetherell 22 Virginia Rd Pocasset, MA Dean ' s List I, President ' s List 2, 3, 4, Intramural B-Ball I, 2, 3, 4, Street Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, Speedbail I, 2, Regimental 0. Worry Walshy God only made a few perfect heads, the rest he put hair on. Christopher Williamson 34 Fiske St. Natick, Ma. John F. Woods - Woody Radcliffe Rd. Chelmsford, Ma. ' For myselfj education was a sacrifice-not a fulfillment, but what ' s four years? Christopher Yetten 25 Central St. Waltham, Ma. Varsity Football (I, 2. 3, 4). Varsity Baseball (I, X 3, 4), Hockey. Intramurals. Reid A. Hoover 59 Beaver Brook Ln. Duxbury. Ma. The Graduating Class Of 1981 4 APIMP IVI M I1 L Kenneth L. Giacomuzzi Jeffrey A. Patch Joseph Fraher Roger E. Gill Carl A. Pearson Richard D. Gilligan ENGINEERING James B. Gillen III Richard T. Phelan Martin W. Golden James 1. Glavin Stephen M. Pica Michael Ferrecchia Richard E. Abbott Kevin J. Graf Alan S. Pickering Robert F. Gravallese Arthur W. Adier David C. Grafton Jane T. Pietrowski Peter J. Greally Stephen P. Allen Michael J. Gwyther William A. Poirier John Gronbeck Stephen N. Auger James P. Haberlin Michael J. Quinn Stephen C. Hanly John P. Bandini William P. Hafferty Thomas M. Ouinn Gary E Hayes Brian J. Barer William E. Handy Joseph P. Riordan Brian R. Heap Steven Barraclough Barbara D. Hayes Joseph A. Riva Stephen C. Hempstead Patrick J. Barrett Keith J. Hemeon Richard J. Robicheau Reid A. Hoover Cyril Bassich III William R. Hendy III George E. Schaab Rex Jansen Richard T. Biagiotti Todd Hibbert Michael W. Scull Robert W. Kamb, Jr. Robert W. Bonisolli Jonathan Horsley Robert A. Shaughnessy Barrett M. Keating Keith S. Brais Richard A. Hurd, Jr. Jeremiah F. Sheehan Michael G Kelly Christopher Brazeau Rri n A Inhncnn John D. Sheridan Brian C. Kenney Edward M. Browne )oc B. Johnson Donald W. Silvia Michael D. Kenney Daniel T. Burnham Ncdl A. Jordsn Peter S. Sirois William A. Leeman Ronald W. Bush Michdd J. JoycCt Jr. Edward R. Slein Daniel J. Mac Donald Shawn B. Byrnes Howard R. Smart John B. MacDonald Walter 1. Cabucio Kevin D. Kelley Erik M. Soderlund George E. Mandigo Theodore B. Cahoon III Frsnk J. Keville Christopher F. Tarpey Robert F. Matheson John R. Callinan Howard A. Kotler John C. Taylor III Patrick W. McCaffrey Gerald A. Canducci Edward S. Kracunas Mark P. Thomas Paul J. McGourty Clare Catarius David P. Lahaie Donald Trudeau Matthew Mclnerny Stephen M. Chaisson James E. Lambalot Matthew S. Tucke Michael L. Merritt Robert W. Clark James T. Leary David D. Twedt John G. Minukas Francis C. Clifford Neal A Lespasio William J. Urquhart Angel L. Montanez, Jr. Jonathan G. Coffey Robert F. Long Michael E. Walsh William H. Morrison, III Robert F. Coffey Colin Maclachlan James C. Watts John W. Muir Richard L. Collins, Jr. Randall H. Macy Joseph M. Watts Kevin T. Obrien Bruce A. Colombo Mark L. Malenfant Neal F. Wetherell James J. O ' leary, Jr. James W. Connolly Peter J. Manzoni Christopher Williamson Andrew Packer Robert W. Coolidge Robert G. Marshall Paul W. Palmer Paul J. Coughlin Michael H. Martineau Francis X. Pelosi Timothy E. Couture Kevin P. Crawford James F. Masuret Joseph S. Matrisciano TRANSPORTATION Dana S. Peterson Christopher D. Petry William W. Crockan Douglas R McC;)iislAnH Jacques W. Phaneuf Philip T. Cronin Paul R McCarthv 1 ciui U. iviw -CII Illy Ronald Ariagno Michael D. Rabinovitz Bradford L. Crosby Danipl 1 Mf Cav L. ' ciiii i J. ivi ay John F. Attridge, Jr. Peter J. Rochford Lisa D. DeGeorge Patrick 1 M( C rtrmaf ' lt Michael J. Barry Robert G. Seavey Vincent A. DeMaio IXCVIII 1 . IVICWUilC Paul F. Braman John R. Shea Mark Denietolis James J. McDonald Wes Brown Gerald C. Shine Richard A. Devcaney Michael T. McDonald Benjamin F. Bryant Jack Shone Jr. Peter A. Dion Francis X. McGinnis Kevin P. Buckley John H. Soboczlnski Timothy P. Doherty Kevin M. McGrath Scott Carmichael Mary R. Sullivan Arthur M. Donahue III Michael G. McGurl Anthony R. Cataldo John A Sutton Paul D. Donovan John P. McHugh Silvio S. Cavallo Steven E. Taylor George A Dubuc Richard D. Mclaughlin Paul D. Connor John D. THeall Mark S. Dumais Jeffrey M. Messier Stephen Corbett Paul C. Tilton Arthur W. Elliot Richard C. Moore Joseph P. Craven Ricardo Valles William C. Elliott Arthur P. Morse Richard J. D ' Argcnto Jules E. VanSchelt Eugene M. Ennesser Mark S. Mueller Christopher Davis Christian A. Volkle Edward Ferris, Jr. Robert J. Mulhern Francis J. DeCoste John F. Woods Douglas W. Foley Brian J. Mullen Paul J. Demers Christopher Yetten Joseph N. Foley Michael G. Murphy Joseph W. Donnelly Mark S. Frechette Dana Neale Andrew J. Dulavitz Thomas D. Fydenkevez, Jr. Jay R. Norman Michael T. Duley John J. Gallagher David R. O ' Donnell Thomas E. Dwyer Mark D. Gallagher Kevin P. O ' Rourke Mark J. Evans Paul G. Galvin Jon E. Palm Frederick L. Forest BAD BAMF The NANTUCKET AND ADMINISTRATION I ADMINISTRATION CAPT Walton J. Eno Vice President for Student Services and Head. Sea- Command Training Division CAPT James F. Burke Vice President, Administration and Finance 81 ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCE DIVISION LCDR Richard C. Wade, CDR Robert E. Corradi, CDR Elizabeth E. Varney Staff Associate and Assistant Head, Physical Director Community Services Director of Personnel Plant Not Pictured Are: CAPT Joseph J. Grazulls, Director of Planning and Development, and CAPT Albert B. Wilson, Assistant to the President. 82 STUDENT SERVICES DIVISION CDR Thomas F. Dorsey, CDR Knowles Lawrence, LCDR Anthony P. Tassinari, Director of Placement Director of Health Services Staff Associate and Assistant to Medical Office LT Willard J. Norek. CDR Joseph Ryan, LT Gregory Folino, Staff Assistant and School-Ship Pharmacist Director of Athletics Staff Assistant and Athletic Trainer Not Pictured Are: CAPT Alan McNaughton, Associate Dean-Master of the Training Ship BAY STATE; CDR Francis X. Lyons, Associate Director-Chief Englneeri CDR Robert E. Strautman, Assistant Director-Chief Mate; LCDR Peter W. Weiss, Staff Associate-Deck Maintenance Officeri CDR Mario tonello. Associate Director-Head, Small Craft Training Department; LCDR Robert D. Ripley, Staff Associate-Maritime Technician; LT Bradford W. Selfe, Staff Assistant-Maritime Technician. 83 STUDENT SERVICES DIVISION REGIMENT OF CADETS CAPT Edward D. Cassidy, CDR Joseph F. Domingos. CDR Leroy W. Thompson, Jr., Commandant of Cadets Associate Director and Assistant Commandant Associate Director and Assistant Commandant of Cadets of Cadets LCDR Richard G. Gurnon, LCDR Susan Merritt. LCDR Richard G. Youcis, Assistant Director and Company Officer Assistant Director and Company Officer Assistant Director and Company Officer Not Pictured Are: Assistant Directors and Company Officers: LCDR Donald L. Antonangeli, LCDR Robert G. Brown, LCDR Thomas J. Duggan and LT Eliot Ornellas, Staff Assistant and Cadet Personnel Officer. 84 LIBRARY-ADMISSIONS-SOCIAL SCIENCE-NAVAL SCIENCE CDR Thomas S. Lee. CDR Maurice H. Bosse LTJG Lynne E. Richmond, LCDR James E. Nesworthy. Director of Admissions Director, Library Library Associate Chairman, Department of Social Science CDR Ronald T. Carroll LCDR Robert Oleary LT Robert E. Black LT Ronald F. Smith Not Pictured Are: LT Eleanor- Jean Cohen, Assistant Librar- ian-, CDR David P. Lawrence, Director, Student Records and Registrar; Dale E. McVey, Na- val Science Department, and Richard M. Toombs, Naval Sci- ence Department. LCDR Raymond A. Duffy. LT Philip R. Cook. III. LT Edward Fritz Chairman, Department of Naval Science 85 MARINE TRANSPORTATION-HUMANITIES LTJG Wilfred M. Howland LCDR David W. Matheson. LCDR John M. Gibbons LCDR Jerome McGourthy Chairman, Department of Marine Transportation LCDR George W. Newman LCDR Ross W. Wright LT Thomas F. Duffy LT James Murphy Not Pictured Are: CDR Myles A. Walsh, III., Chairman, Department of Marine Engineering; LT Leonard B. Hathon-, LCDR Gerald J. Concannon, Chairman, Department of Humanities; LT Charles G. Duffy. LT Joyce Scott 87 BASIC SCIENCES CDR Kenneth J. Gucwa. CDR Frank P. Battles, Jr. CDR William J. Benninghof. Jr. CDR John W. Swardstrom Chairman, Department of Basic Sciences LCDR John J. Callahan LCDR Joseph T. Marone LT Richard C. Benton LT Charles T. Freedman Not Pictured Are: CDR David L. Kani CDR Malcolm Mac- Gregor, CDR David F. Wright and LCDR Dennis J. Sabo. mi 1 LTJG Laura L. Kelleher BOARD OF VISITORS Massachusetts Maritime Academy Mr. William B. Arnold Mr. William E. Aubuchon, Jr. Captain Thomas E. Burke Commander Thomas Coyne Mr. Chester A. Crosby, Jr. Mr. Edmund E. Davis Mr. Maurice A. Donahue Mr. Edgar c. Earle, Jr. Dr. Paul M. Eye Mr. John D. Geary Mr. E. J. Heine, Jr. Captain Charles H. Hurley Mrs. Virginia C. Joki Mrs. Amelia Kayajan Captain Arthur M. Knight Captain Paul A. Lutz Mr. Frankland W. L. Miles, Jr. Mr. Robert D. Nelson Mr. Edward Novakoff Mr. Thomas L. O ' Hara, Jr. Mr. Robert J. Shepard Mr. Richard T. Soper Mr. Alden M. Tibbetts Mr. Carl A. Whitman BOARD OF REGENTS Massachusetts State Colleges Mr. James R. Martin, Chairman Mr. George Hazzard Mr. David Beaubien Rev. Francis Nicholson Mr. Robert Cushman Mr. David Paresky Ms. Jane Eisner Ms. Elizabeth Rawlins Mr. George Ellison Dr. Charles Sanders Mr. Arnold Friedman Mr. Ray Stata Mr. Foster Furcolo Dr. An Wang Mr. Norman Zaikind BOARD OF TRUSTEES Massachusetts State Colleges Mr. George H. Ellison, Chairman Mrs. Alette E. Reed, Vice Chairman Mr. T. Dustin Alward Mr. Ralph J. Baldasaro Mr. John M. Cataldo Mr. Oliver W. Kerr Mr. Bruce D. Linnell Ms. Melissa A. Tillman Mr. John A. Whelan Chancellor Laura B. Clausen (Ex-Officio), Board of Higher Education Chancellor James J. Hammond (Ex-Officio), Massachusetts State College System 89 SCUBA CLUB ■ (left to right) R. Burkhardt. F. Pelosi. R. Burke. R. Fernandes. (top row) M. Walsh. J. Watts. J. Riva, C. Hupfer. R. Phelan. C. Sheridan President- J. Riva Secratary- R. Fernandes Vice President - Rich Phdan Treasurer- J. Watts The Scuba Club serves many purposes at the Academy. They supply diving gear to club members as well as organize charter dives. Underwater services are provided for all the departments at the school. This year was a big year for the club. They took over the teaching of the scuba course offered through the continuing education department and also ran the Jirst anraiai divine sympf sium. 92 93 MMAS OWN SOCIAL IMPROVMENT SQUAD THE V.FJ. THE GREEK CONNECTION BERMUDA PARADISE 95 MEMORIES: NOT SOON FORGOTTEN MEMORIES THAT LINGER THROUGH OUR LAUGHTER, JOY AND TEARS I The Tide has changed for the Academy Yacht Club. Through the hard work and determination of the Cadets, the Advisor, and the Administration, the Academy has had its most successful sailing year to date. The Yacht Club had many offshore excursions, including various trips to Newport, Boston, Provincetown, and sails into Buzzards Bay. The Orientation for the first time had a credible year and sailing program. The land that was recently acquired on Herring Pond, provided the access to the pond where all the candidates were given instruction in sailing on the Academys ' thirteen foot sloops by members of the Yacht Club. A good time was had by all. A job well done is a under- statement for the members of the M.M.A.Y.C. John Gronbeck Commodore ■MMMHIlHHBliA Commander Wales Advisor The highlight of activity was centered around the re- cently acquired Ketch Windlass , in which a majority of the Yacht Club members participated in her restora- tion. This work enabled cadets to participate in OP Sail 80, the celebration of Boston ' s 350 Anniversary. The Windlass , that was sailed and was crewed by cadets entered the following events: The Parade of Sail, A Predicted Log Contest around Boston Harbor, and it was a spectator craft to watch the armada of sailing craft pass by the starting line of the Translantic Race. The following quote by John Masefield sums it up,: To go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky, and all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by . YEARBOOK STAFF Editor-in-Chief - T. Fydenkevez Assoc. Editor - J, Connolly Assoc. Editor - D. Silivia Business Manager - B. Hafferty Photography Editor - B. Smart Sport Section - P. Demer Senior Section - E. Browne Cruise Section - J. Piestrowski L. DeGeorge Staff Members - R. Bonosoli, B. Shaughneasy, V. DeMaio, C. Catar- ius, E. Ferris 100 PISTOL AND RIFLE Right to left, top row: l c William E. Handy, Team Qartermasteri Chris Bendeslev, Advisori Lt. Robert Hillary, Advisor) LCDR John Gibbons, Chief Advisori l c Peter Dion, Rifle Club Vice-President. Bottom row: 2 c Eric Carcane, Rifle Club Secretary; l c Brian Heap, Rifle Club President) 2 c Timothey Leavitt, Rifle Club Treasurer) 4 c David Keenan, Rifle Team 1980-1981 103 Both clubs made a strong return from the inactivi- ty of the 1979-1980 sea- son. Both clubs conclud- ed a successful 80 81 season in the South Shore Rifle League, and the Cape Cod Pistol League, respectively. Both clubs provide instruction in firearms safety and marksmanship at semi- weekly practice sessions. The leadership training, coupled with the social contacts, both at the range and at the sched- uled matches away from the Academy, make both these clubs a unique facet of the Mass. Marij time Academy. ■ Highlights Arranged for Band by HOWARD CABLE 1st Bb O OF MUSIC Ausic by RICHARD RODGERS y OSCAR HAAAMERSTEIN II ■opyri) opyright (c; 1961 by Richard Rodgers and o ' ' ° flW|n£ ' Hn ftB IV I M nd Howard E. Reinheimer as Execurors of the EstVMl SMvljMOSin wMmmmm irk, N. Y., owner of publication and allied rights for all countries of the Western Hemisphere emotional Copyright Secured Made in U.S.A. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED including public performance for profit ion of this composition without the consent of the owner is an infringement of copyright. 105 FREEDOM! On Saturday, September 6th. the BAY STATE departed from Buzzards Bay on the first leg of the annual training cruise. As the BAY STATE headed for the east end of the canal, so did the forty members of the Varsity Football team. The nucleus of a team which was to be in contention for the New England Football Conference Championship. Left behind to determine the fortunes of the 1980 season were thirty 4th classmen and eight 1st classmen, who had shipped commercially. Four of the eight 1st classmen were John Bandini, Mike Quinn, George Schaab, and Bob Long, all captains elect. It was this unprecedented situation in college football that captured the attention and the hearts of football fans nationwide. The pinnacle of publicity which the Buc ' s received came when Irv Cross of the NFL Today Program (CBS) arrived on campus to do a feature story on M.M.A. and the trials and tribulat ions of its football program. The Buc ' s responded to the CBS visit with an upset win over Nichols College 27 to 26. and by winning five of its first six games. The much awaited return of the BAY STATE occurred on October 20th. At this time it became obvious that not only had the program survived, but that another winning season had been assured. Since football was reinstated in 1973 under the late Rear Admiral Lee Har- rington, the Bucs have achieved six winning seasons out of eight and five consecutive winning seasons. In essence, Buc gridders survived a challenge that perhaps no other program had ever experienced in the history of football! The success of the season can be attributed to every member of the squad-, however, special recognition must go to the 1st class and to this year ' s captains for leading the way. The present first class can look back with fond memories on a 25 and II record, including being an important part of a conference championship team in 1977. FOOTBALL Opponent MMA Plymouth State 41 6 Nichols College 26 21 Curry College 13 20 Boston State 6 1 Western Connecticut 13 20 Framingham State 6 7 Maine Maritime 29 0 New Haven U. 20 7 Bridgewater State 7 10 First Row Left to Right: Bill Murphy, Tim Eglin, Chris Losordo, Frank Bridgeman, Gerry Galkowski. Q Grignon, Kevin McCarthy, Scott Anderson, Bill Schultze, John Browning. Ron DiGravio, Bill Gaudino, 71 Sullivan, Tony Sereti. Second Row: Dave Smiaiek, Jim Racca, Rich Rollins, Don Silvia, Ricardo Valles, Geoi Schaab, Mike Quinn, Bob Long, Skip Bandini, Walter Cabucio, Bill Poirier, Mike Gwyther, Jerry Sheeh Chris Yetten, Kevin Doherty, Shawn Byrnes. Head Coach Don Ruggeri. Third Row: Dan Fauvell, Paul Letsc Steve Beaudet, Mark Boretti. Luke Caron, Norm Wall, Dan Schaab, Steve Murphy, James Watts, Steve Ki Scott Emerson, Chris Scyocurka. Ed Suraci, Jon Sandman, Bob Martin, Paul Demers, Asst. Coach CorrJ Fourth Row: Student Trainer Steve Flanagan, Head Trainer Greg Folino, Dave Mannai, Ryan Patch, C King, Kurt Dicecco, Paul Freeman, Dave Pellegrini, Mark Cellini, Fred Bohnenberger, Chris Welch, Ar Hayden, Jim O ' Neil, Scott Sargent, Rich Felicetta, Tim Quinn, Asst. Coach Domingos, Fifth row: Asst. Coi Moran, Asst. Coach McCarthy, Charlie Parnell, Tom Quinn, Tim Begely, Mike Gaurino, Jeff Mills, i Kolacyzk, Mike Empey, Tom Crank, Bob Perry, Mark Steimetz, John Mannion, Jimmy O ' Connell, Asst. Co; i Wixon. BUGS NEVER GIVE UP Because of a delayed cruise which cut well into the soccer season, this years soccer team was comprised predominently of freshman, with a backbone of 4 remaining semiors-, capt. Rick Hurd, Bill Crockan, John MacDonald, and Arty Adier. Although this years Bucs started with a young and limited squad, they managed to take it to the oppisition in a high-spirited manner reflecting the pride of the entire soccer program here at the Academy. The squad kept all of the top teams on the schedule to a respectable I or 2 point difference, which surprised many of the opposition. Against Caost Guard Academy, MAAs rival, the Bucs determination and grit brought them home with an uplift- ing tie. This typifies this teams never give up attitude which the team displayed on the field all season. Although coach Cmdr. Hendy could not be on the field much of the season due to his presidential duties, the team was carried by a fine job of coaching from Cdr. Beninghof. With the return of the training ship also was the return of the remaining 4 seniors Stas Bassich, Bill Hendy, Dave Lahie, and John Palm, along with the underclassmen who joined in to make the team complete for the last 5 games. Special thanks are given to the seniors who gave up their time to come back early and keep the team alive, and to the fresh- man, for whom there would not have been a season. The mo- mentum we leave this team with should carry the Bucs on to many winning seasons. GOOD LUCK SOGCER 80 r - 4 New Hampshire Clark University Coast Guard Academy Salem State Bridgewater State Roger Williams College Nichols College Westfield State Fitchburg State Worcester State Rhode Island College Boston State Curry College North Adams State Framingham State U. Mass. Boston S.M.U. U. of Southern Maine Bryant College 0 I 0 0 0 I 2 4 I 3 0 0 1st. row left to right, Ron Macintyre. Stas Bassich, Bill Hendy, Bill Crockan, Rick Hurd, Art AdIer, David Lahie, Ji Butler. 2nd. row Commo. Hendy, Steve Pupa, Bill Bourbon, Dan Kates. Tom Hendy. John Hendy. Pat Griffin, Rol; Brouillard, John Civiello. Asst. Coach Benninghof , 3rd. row, Phil White, John Candelaria, John Fallon, Brian Coni Don Leveronie. 4th. row. Steve Morrisey Tim Gicese, Ron Sloane, Tony Scichilone, Rich Leblanc, John Caunter Kt Levin. BASKETBALL 80 - 8l M.S.C.C. CO-CHAMPS, DIV. II ECAC CHAMPS The 1980-81 Buc Basketball squad was once again the author of numerous firsts in MMA hoop history. For the third year in a row. Coach Skip Thompson ' s squad improved upon the previous season ' s record. Led by all-everything Sr. guard Mark Dumais and power foward Ed Slein, the Sues emerged as co-champions of the Mass. State College Conference. Dumais ended his brilliant career on Taylor ' s Point with 2,223 points, the number 15 that Mark wore will be officially retired by the Academy. Following an impressive 18-7 overall record, the Buc ' s were invited to the ECAC Division III tourney in Hartford, CT. The Buc ' s downed third seeded Amherst College, and went on to play Trinity in the final. MMA, lead by one of the most outstanding freshman in the nation, emerged as the 1981 ECAC Division III Champi- ons by virtue of a 68-66 decision. Rychlec was unstoppable as he dominated the middle and scored 30 points. This win gave the Buc ' s a 20-7 overall record and firmly established them as a New England power. Opponent MMA Boston State 93 93 Un. of S. Maine 77 76 Framingham State 83 90 Worcester State 80 95 Nichols 77 93 MIT 70 73 Babson 81 77 Bridgewater State 66 73 Nichols 89 98 Fitchburg State 75 91 Salem State 84 75 Worcester State 76 83 North Adems State 69 78 North Adems State 63 78 SMU 65 83 Westfield State 63 80 Salem State 77 79 Framingham State 68 77 Westfield State 88 84 Boston State 105 95 Coast Guard Acad. 76 75 Fitchburg State 66 89 Bridgewater State 80 93 Brandeis 84 97 ECAC Tournament Amherst V 63 64 Trinity 63 68 Sitting L to Ri Glenn Mckinley, John Augulewicz. Mark Dumais, Mike Rogers, Tom Killilea, Peter Thompson, standing, Coach Mark Dunn, Coach Mike Donovan, Brian Melia, Ed Slein. Jamie Watts, Tony Rychlec, Jack Hughes. Mark Hayden, Manager Pat Sullivan. Head Coach Skip Thompson. Missing from picture was Mike Cortese. r WRESTLING 80-81 DIV III NEW ENGLAND CHAMPIONS The 1980-81 wrestling team appropriately capped off a long season by accom- plishing something no other team at MMA has ever done. The Buc ' s took first place at the Division III New England Wrestling Championships held at Wesleyan Un.. This was a very rewarding victory after a season which, plaqued with injuries, got off to a very slow start. Comeing back from the Christmas break the Buc ' s headed down to New Jersey for the Viking Invit. Tourn. held at Upsala Un.. The Buc ' s came home victorious. They had captured the 1 spot in an area renowned for it ' s top quality wrestling. In Febuary the team went down to the Division III New England Wrestling Championships as underdogs. They were picked to place third in a 25 team roster. Eight out of ten Buc wrestlers placed in the top six. Taking first in their weight classes were Bill Hofer (190) and Co-Captian shawn Byrnes (167). Finish- ing second was Co- Captian Rich Deveaney (126). Finishing fourth were Gary Bennett (134), Steve Mclarney (143), Chis Losordo (150), and Scott Bateman (158). Rich Felicetta rounded out the scoring, finishing sixth at 177. To add to all this Coach Dennis Madigan was named New England Division III Coach of the year. Opponent Trenton Open E. Stroudsburg Tourn. Coast Guard Tourn. Un. of Mass. Harvard, WPI, UNH Orange Bowl Classic C. W. Post Open Boston State Viking Invit. Tourn. Springfield College S. Conn. Hartford. Cortland Montclair State W. New England, Un. of Bridgeport Bridgewater State Coast Guard Acad. Keene State Plymouth State Boston Un. New England Championships |$t place 37 32 I2-30(L), 49-9(W), I4-27(L) 24 3I-I4(W), I9-I9(T) 19 18 20 20 24 MMA 22 26 20 22 39 28 51 26 14 Kneeling L to Rt Tom McElhinney, Gary Bennett, Chris Losordo, Frank Freeman, Steve Mclarney, Tim Demello, standing, Scott Bateman, Billy Hofer, George Chiklas, Phil Giles, Shawn Byrnes, Rich Felicetta, Rich Deveaney. 126 ' -A HOCKEY 80-81 Kneeling L to R, Mike McDermott. Dicky Collins, Brian McGillvary. Gary Debella, John Palm, John Civiello, Mike Romanelli, Tom McHugh, John Browning, Kevin Coughlin, standing Coach Richard Glenn, John McHugh, Frank Maginnis, Ernie Mclnerney, Mark Gallegher, Mark Smith, Todd Johndon, Dave O ' Donnell, Kerry McDonna, Eric Karkane, Tim Corsini, John Burke, Mike Smith, SWIMMING 80-81 BUC SWIMMERS STUN BRIDGEWATER ST. Sparked by a talented field from freshman to senior, the MMA swim club was victorious in it ' s only dual meet of the season. The Buc ' s upset Bridgewater State ' s varsity team by a score of 61-38, and thus regaining the Lee Cup. Tri-Captian Ned Handy spearheaded a strong senior group which included Joe Riva, Mary Sullivan, Jamie McDonald and Paul Braman. Tri- Captians Giles Taylor and John Wilt assure an even stronger team next year. Standing L to R, Diane Horan, Ned Handy, Paul Braman, Giles Taylor, Bob Gallegher, kneeling Coach Mark Soloman, Mary Sullivan. Julie Berger. John Wilt, Dick Neary, missing from picture were, Jamie McDonald, Joe Riva, Tim Salvo, Doug Atkinson, Paul Berger. r J I SAILING 81 The Sailing Team is active all year long. The two racing seasons, fall and spring, provide the team with over 40 meets a year. Our sailors compete in both intercollegiatge and open regattas, from Maryland to Maine. Practices are held at Herring Pond using MMA ' s fleet of ten O ' Day D ' s. With the advent of the new boathouse facility at the pond, the team is hoping for a newer fleet of more competitive two-man dighies. Six La- sers and technically superior one-man digh- ies, privately owned by team members pro- vide excellent training in boat speed and racing tactics. These Lasers have been cam- paigned heavily over the past year all along the New England seaboard. The individual efforts by a number of the team members in their independently maintained Lasers have produced gold-winning results for MMA. Front row L to Ri Amy Murphy, Billy Sullivan, Joe Bachoroski, Mike Romanelll, Bill Morrison, second row, Chuck Tutle, Mike McGurl, Ben Bryant, John Gaunter, third row. Steve Morrissey, John Wilt, Bob McCabe, Tom Collins, Coach Bob Martell. During the off season, some team members keep in shape with iceboating. The addition of an active new coach and a host of talent- ed underclassmen has notably boosted the team ' s performance. 4 ti2 BASEBALL 81 Front row L to R, Wade Maribito, Phil White, Bill Poirier, Chris Yetten, Rich Cox, Tim Quinn, second row, Bobby Williams, Barry Davidson, Pat Looby, Eddie Kracunas, Jack Dever, third row. Rick Rollins, Mike McKenna, John Hendy, Jim Cabucio, fourth row, Jim Brown, Dave Besser, Paul Texiera, Coach Don Antonangeli, Head Coach Bob Corradi, missing from picture were Mark Borretti and Tom McHugh. The Mass. Maritime Baseball Team finished their 9th season under Head Coach Bo Corradi with a 22-15 record. The 22 wins make if four consecutive seasons in which the Bucs have won 20 games or more. For the second year in a row the Bucs won the Coast Guard Tourn. by beating N.Y. Maritime and Norwich UN . . After this fine start the Bucs had their ups and downs but the biggest and best win was a sweep over North Adams State. The victory marked the third time in 18 attempts that the Bucs have beaten North Adams. There were many individual accomplishments this year, Tim Quinn and Mark Boretti were selected for All New England, Jim Cabuico and Rick Cox made All Conference. Opponent M.M.A. New York Maritime 0 6 Coast Guard Academy 1 5 Norwich Un. 3 0 Barrington College 2 18 Nasson College 8 4 Nasson College 5 II Babson College 3 15 Babson College 2 5 S.M.U. 5 3 Brandeis Un. 6 3 Curry College 1 13 Curry College 0 3 Fitchburg State 3 8 Fitchburg State 5 0 M.l.T. D 9 Eastern Conn. Un. 10 8 Boston State 5 K) Boston State 0 8 Bridgewater State 4 3 Bridgewater State 0 3 Salem State 7 6 Salem State 8 4 Stonehili College 8 4 Framingham State 2 II Framingham State 0 10 Worcester State 3 17 Worcester State 4 K) Westfield State 9 5 Westfield State 13 6 North Adams State 3 6 North Adams State 7 8 Rhode Island College 6 13 W.P.I. 8 6 E.N.C. 4 II E.N.C. 4 K) Nichols College 6 5 Nichols College 3 8 BUC LACROSSE After two disappointing seasons, Maritime Lacrosse returned to its winning tradition with an impressive 9-5 record. The season was highlighted by an over- whelming triumph over arch-rival New York Mari- time. Led by Co-captains Steve Allen and Steve Bar- raclough, the determined 81 Buccaneer squad overcame numerous injuries and established them- selves as one of the stronger Division III teams in New England. Outstanding performances by freshmen John McEn- tee, Chris Canniff , and Steve King! sophomore goalie Steve Shannon; juniors Rich Felliceta Giles Taylor, and Regis Burkhardt; seniors Allen and Barraclough-, and the moondogs helped make the Bucs season an exciting and successful one. With the return of ju- nior sensation Tom Grell, who missed half of the season due to a hip injury, the departure of only two seniors and a solid group of incoming freshmen, Maritime Lacrosse will enjoy many promising sea- sons in the near future. m t First row L to R, Luke Caron, Steve King, Steve Barraclough, Steve Allen, Giles Taylor, John McEntee, second row, Kevin Theriault, John O ' connell, Gary Conway, Howard French, Mark Smith, Tim Demello, Head Coach Harry Evans, third row, John Cook, Jim Watts, Doug Smith, John Blaze, Tom Crell, Steve Shannon, Mark Sullivan, fourth row, Chris Caniff, Bobby Lee, Regis Burkhardt, Tom Scordato, Rich Felicetta. First row L to R, Steve Olson. Brian Bartlett, Peter Dicarlo. Howard Person, Coach Charles Freedman, second row, Mike O ' Neil, Dave O ' Donnell, Brian Farmer, John Lavallee, third row Peter Ledig, Dan Moynihan, Tim Jaccisie, Pat Laudani. CRUISE ' 78 The 1978 cruise to Mediterranean departed on 17 June after many serious boiler problems. The moral of the cadets was very low at the onset but this cruise would eventually turn out for the best because of the great selection of ports of call. There were many interesting sights seen en route to the first port of call Barcelona, Spain. Among the fantastic were the Cape of Sargass in Portugal, the majestic Mountain Of Apes , and the Rock of Gi- braltar . Barcelona proved to be one of the best ports. Nes- tled on the southern coast of Spain, Barcelona was rich in culture and excitement. Many visited the Skyway and the historical fort for spectacular views of the city. The nightlife was equally exciting with most of the action going on around the Las Ramblas . Naples, Italy, the next port of call was considered at best sub-par but most took advantage of its proxim- ity to other sights nearby. Among these nearby places were Rome with its rich cultural and historic background, Mt. Vesivius, and the peaceful island of Capri. Then on to Pireaus, Greece which is a stone ' s throw away from Athens, Greece. Most sight-seeing, how ever, was confined to the latter hours of the day because of the lOOF plus temperatures. Many will remember the infamous wine Festival . The last foreign port of call, Majorca, was consid- ered by many to be the best. This Spanish resort island off of the southern coast of Spain provided some of the best beaches and sight-seeing available throughout the Mediterranean. Many cadets rented mopeds as an efficient and fun mode of transporta- tion to absorb most of the island as possible. After the long string of ports, the Bay State jour- neyed for fourteen days back to its home port of Buzzards Bay. Massachusetts. 146 Cruise ' 78 • Barcelona CRUISE ' 79 Cruise 79 departed late because the Bay State had been condemned so the school had to suffer the indignity of borrowing New York Maritime ' s Empire State . Still, most were eager to get on with the cruise even with the addition of other surmounting problems. Upon arrival at the first port, Quebec Canada, after many tedious days in the fog, the cadets were warmly received by the local Quebecois. Hundreds of locals swarmed to the ship for a tour. Cadets going ashore found a favorable exchange rate, many fine restaurants shops and much entertainment. After departing Quebec, it was on to St. George, Bermuda. Upon arriving in Bermuda the Empire State was greeted with beautiful skies and warm weather. Most enjoyed Bermuda to the max. Sunbathing, boating, scuba diving, shopping and sight - seeing were among the many activi- ties. Next stops Newport, Rhode Island and Boston, Massachu- setts took up the remaining liberty ports. Most cadets took advantage of the time to go home, unpack, and unwind from the shipboard pressures. 154 Cruise ' 79 ' At Sea 156 Bermuda • Cruise ' 79 158 Cruise ' 79 • Quebec 163 PRESIDENT JOHN AYLMER DR. LESLIE L. KANUK CHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN FRANKLAND W. L. MMA ' 57 FEDERAL MARITIME MILES. JR. COMMISSION MMA 45 Speaking To The Graduating Ciass 163 138th Commencement Exercises 164 166 AWARDS 1. MARITIME ASSOCIATION OF GREATER BOSTON AWARDS Presented by Mr. John J. Halloran. Manager Maritime Association of Greater Boston, tO: JOHN G. MINUKAS. Deck ROBERT W. BONISOLLI. Engineer 2. IRVING WOOD MEMORIAL PRIZE Presented By Dean Motte JOHN G. MINUKAS. Deck 3. BOSTON MARINE SOCIETY AWARD Presented by Captain Harold Howard Gately. MMA ' 54. Vice President. Boston Marine Society, tO: MICHAEL G. KELLY, Deck 4. MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY, UNITED STATES DAUGHTERS OF I8D AWARD Presented by Mrs. Frederick W. Johnson, State President EDWARD FERRIS, JR., Engineer 5. UNITED STATES LINES. INCORPORATED AWARD Presented by Mr. Donald Kadlac. Port Engineer U.S. Lines, N.Y., MMA ' 59, tO: WALTER IGNATIOUS CABUCIO, III, Engineer 6. PROPELLER CLUB OF THE UNITED STATES, PORT OF BOSTON AWARDS Presented by Captain Arthur M. Knight, President, tO: JOSEPH PATRICK CRAVEN, Deck WILLIAM RODNEY HENDY, III, Engineer 7. MILITARY ORDER OF THE WORLD WARS AWARD Presented by Capt. Edward Cassidy, Member. tO: BRIAN ROBERT HEAP, Deck JOSEPH STEPHEN MASTRISCIANO, JR., Engineer 8. JAMES M. FULLER. JR. SHIPMATE AWARD Presented by Mr. David MacKinnon, MMA ' 53 to: DONALD EDWARD TRUDEAU. Engineer 9. DISTRICT 2. MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION — AMERICAN MARITIME OFFICERS AWARDS Presented by Capt. Thomas Burke, MMA ■39, tO: ANGEL LUIS MONTANEZ, JR., Deck WALTER IGNATIOUS CABUCIO, III. Engineer 10. AMERICAN BUREAU OF SHIPPING AWARD Presented by Mr. Donald M. Birney, Assistant Secretary, tO: JAMES JOSEPH O LEARY, JR., Deck 11. GULF OIL TRADING COMPANY MARINE DEPARTMENT AWARDS Presented by Capt. Walter J. Eno, MMA ' 44. Vice President Student Services, tO: WES MARK BROWN. Deck PHILIP TIMOTHY CRONIN, Engineer 12. ENSIGN JOSEPH P. NOWD. JR. USNR. MEMORIAL AWARDS 168 Presented for the Nowd family by Capt. Walter J. Eno. MMA ' 44 Vice President, Student Services, tO: ROBERT FRANCIS COFFEY. Engineer 13. MASSACHUSETTS MARITIME ACADEMY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AWARDS Presented by Mr. Robert Nelson, MMA ' 49, tO: Outstanding Graduating Cadets — STEPHEN CORBETT. Deck MICHAEL JOSEPH JOYCE. JR.. Engineer Outstanding Athlete of the year — MARK STEVEN DUMAIS. Engineer Outstanding Alumnus of the year — MARIO MARROCCO. MMA. 46 14. SOCIETY OF MARINE PORT ENGINEERS NEW YORK AWARD Presented by Mr. Donald Kadlac. MMA, •59, tO: DONALD EDWARD TRUDEAU, Engineer 15. ANCIENT AND HONORABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY OF MASSACHUSETTS AWARDS Presented by LTC William J. Robinson. tO: HOWARD ROBERT SMART, Engineer MICHAEL EDMUND WALSH, Engineer 16. ROBERT L. HAGUE MERCHANT MARINE INDUSTRIES POST 1242 AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Presented by Capt. Walter J. Eno. MMA ■44. to. ROBERT A. SHAUGHNESSY, Engineer 17. U.S. NAVAL INSTITUTE AWARDS Presented by LCDR Raymond Duffy. USN, Chairman, Dept. of Naval Science, tO: MICHAEL G. KELLY, Deck PAUL GERARD GALVIN, Engineer 18. ARCO MARINE, INC., AWARD Presented by Mr. F. W. Jacobianis. MMA ■45, to: JOHN G. MINUKAS. Deck ROBERT W. BONISOLLI, Engineer 19. GENERAL DYNAMICS AWARD Presented by LCDR Raymond Duffy Chairman. Naval Science Dept.. tO: PAUL B. McCarthy, Engineer 20. WOMEN S PROPELLER CLUB OF BOSTON AWARD Presented by Mrs. John G. Stein, President; To be announced 31. INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS OF MASTERS MATES AND PILOTS Presented by Mr. Charles Landry. tO: JOSEPH PATRICK CRAVEN. Deck 22. MOBIL OIL CORP., AWARD Presented by Mr. Richard M. Mushet, MMA 72, tO: ROBERT W. KAMB, JR.. Deck TIMOTHY PATRICK DOHERTY, Engineer 23. NAVY LEAGUE AWARD Presented by Mr. William C. Kelley. 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Raytheon Marine Company 676 Island Pond Road Manchester, New Hampshire 03103 Telephone: (603) 668-1600 Telex: 94-3459 Raytheon Marine Sales and Service Company Siljangade 6 DK-2300 Copenhagen S, Denmark Telephone: (451) 57 06 11 Telex: 31473 RAYCO DK Raytheon Marine Sales and Service Company Minato-Ise Bldg. 3F 3-12-1, Kaigan-Dori Naka-Ku, Yokohama, Japan 231 Telephone: (045) 212-3633 Telex: 3822713 RAYFESJ Raytheon Marine Sales and Service Company Millard House 5 Exchange Building Cutler Street London E 1 England Telephone: 01-623-4451 2 Telex: 8954198 For the Class of 1981 Congratulations and best wishes for successful careers mi 1 1 ' Marine Fuels Marine Coatings IVI y l l I Marine Lubricants Worldwide Marine Service When what you can afford is standard - but what you need is special . . . call Buckle y! Buckley Corporation manufactures complete lines of standard racks, heavy duty shelving and non-powered trucks - or custom designs to your specifications. Mastorak® boltless pallet racks are available in three series for stand- ard, medium and heavy duty. All feature the exclusive and patented boltless connector that not only pro- GenRad, Inc., Concord, Massachusetts, uses Buckley pallet racks to store electronic components. Side loader stocks racks (top) while order picker (bottom) fills individual requisitions. vides maximum strength but also sim- plifies and speeds installation. Buckley also manufactures complete lines of standard mezzanine and heavy duty shelving, narrow aisle order picking shelving, etc. that help cut your storage costs and make space more productive. Custom racks and shelving are supplied to meet special storage needs. Such specials range from rela- tively simple modifications of stand- ard products, to specifically designed and fabricated storage systems. The Talbots modern war ehouse in Hing- ham, Massachusetts, uses Buckley heavy- duty shelving exclusively to inventory pres- tige clothing for men and women. Custom containers and non- powered trucks are built from standard components to meet your specific need. Container types include stacking baskets, and a variety of enclosed units. Truck types available include gray goods, tow line, bob- bin, and enclosed transfer. These tote box carts are specially designed for use with printed circuit boards. The cart is easily modified to allow efficient use with a wide variety of components or products. About S0% of Buckley ' s business is repeat business - welcome assurance for companies that seek a compatible vendor able to meet with present and future storage requirements. When you deal with Buckley, you deal with a company with almost a century of materials handling and storage experience. When your needs change, we ' ll be here ready to serve you. Call or write for specifications, pricing, and the technical assis- tance we can make available to you: Buckley Corporation, One Buckley Way, Rockland, Massachusetts, 02370. AflUI Telephone: 617-871-0700. flSj W IMI niTII EST. 189; gUCKLt CORPORATION ' ' THE MATERIAL HANDLING INSTITUTE, INC COMPLIMENTS OF Maritime Overseas Corporation MOC SHIP AGENTS AND BROKERS 43 West 42ncl Street, New York, NY 10036 (212) 953-4100 Cable Address: shipscont Moran ' s new Heide-dass tugs put power where you need it. Whether she ' s behind the biggest barge, equipped with full towing machinery. She or towing the long-distance haul, Heide can do your work faster and more effec- Moran has enough power, size and tech- tively. Saving you time and money. nology to handle your toughest jobs. This Moran. , new breed of Moran tug is 126 feet long. The Best in the Business ill if powered by 4, 730 hp turbo-charged engines, for well over a century. I|l Moran Towing Transportation Co., Inc. ft The Best in the Business MLLXJL One World Trade Center • Suite 5335 • New York, New York 10048 SHIBHI 179 LAUNCH AN EXCITING NEW CAREER AT ELECTRIC ROAT An Equal Oppodunity Employer MAP HC CaENERAL PVNAMICS Electric Boat Division Groton, CT 06340 TEXACO WORLD WIDE MARINE FUELS AND LUBRICANTS INTERNATIONAL MARINE SALES DEPARTMENT 2000 Westchester Avenue White Plains, NY 10650 Congratulations To The Class Of 1981 From MASSACHUSETTS MARITIME ACADEMY FOUNDATION Trustees: Richard A. Leahy ' 45, Chairman Capt. Arthur Knight, Vice Chairman Frankland W.L. Miles, Jr. ' 45, Treasurer Gerald E. Johnson ' 50, Secretary REMOVAL ■ ■ p, CANS . NEW YORK BALTIMORE .HAMPTON ROADS. NEW ORLEANS Service available 24 hours a day • safe and fast • fully licensed by all federal and state regulatory agencies • experienced personnel • advanced equipment and techniques Sea Horse Marine, Inc. 515 Madison fiuenue. New York, N.Y. 10022 Telephone (212) 759-8660 Telex 14.7202 Cable SEHOMARIN LANDRIGAN CORPORATION LOGAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT P.O. Box 294 EAST BOSTON. MASS. 02128 (617) 567-2182 (617) 567-2749 Nights, Weekends, Holidays (617) 334-4226 (617) 233-2482 TWX-7IO-329-I476 Capt. George Landrigan Joseph Landrigan President - General Manager Assistant General Manager LIFE SAVING AND FIRE FIGHTING E QUIPMENT USCG Approved inflatable life rafts, S Life Boats Life Vests B.F. Goodrich, Givens, R.F.D. Dunlop, Fujikura, Viking; 3M Scotchlite Reflective Tape. NAVIGATION AND BRIDGE EQUIPMENT Compasses, binnacles, sextants, chronometers, flags, clocks sales and service. Compass Adjustors ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT Uniroyal Sealdboom for containing oil spills, Oela skimmers, collapsible neoprene tanks 1,000 to 100,000 gallons capacity, marine fendering, navigational buoys. MILITARY EQUIPMENT Inflatable life boats. Inflatable Life Jackets to Military Specifications. Catalog Available upon Request 183 EKLOF MARINE CORP Congratulations To The Class Of 1981 Marine Transportation Of Petroleum And Chemical Products 1571 Richmond Terrace Staten Island, NY 10310 MARINE DIVISION CLEVELAND CLIFFS 1460 Union Commerce BIdg. Cleveland. Ohio 44115 An Equal Opportunity Employer Cape Cod Bank and trust Company The Financial Center of Cape Cod BOSTON FUEL TRANSPORTATION, Inc. 36 Now St., East Boston, Mass. 02128 Telephone (617) 567-9100-01-02-03 Marine Transportation of Petroleum Products by Barge or Tanker Serving harbors and coastal points from NORFOLK. VA. to HALIFAX. N.S. DIESEL TANKERS S BARGES TO 50.000 BARREL CAPACITY TUG SERVICE 400 - 1800 H.P. SHIP BUNKER SERVICE BOSTON HARBOR PORTLAND (Me.) HARBOR (617) 567-9100 (207) 773-213! Vincent D. Tibbetts. President Falmouth National 268 Main Street Buzzards Bay MA 759-2100 Main Office By The Village Green ' Woods Hole East Falmouth Falmouth Plaza North Falmouth Hyannis A Part Of You . . . Growing With Cape Cod For 160 Years Member FDIC St ' ' United Seamen ' s Service WITH BEST WISHES FOR FAIR WINDS AND FOLLOWING SEAS. Mace G. Mavroleon Executive Director United Seamen ' s Service 185 JOHN J. Mcmullen ASSOCIATES, INC. NAVAL ARCHITECTS MARINE ENGINEERS TRANSPORTATION CONSULTANTS ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER Suite 3000 New York, N Y. 10048 WASHINGTON, DC NEWPORT NEWS. VA HOUSTON. TX VENTURA CA NORWICH. CT Cape Cod Filling Station ROBERT W. HASKELL, Prop. Gulf Gasoline and Oils - Auto Accessories - Tires Tel. Buz. Bay 759-9848 BUZZARDS BAY, MASS. 02532 Compliments of Sandy Hook Pilots New York New Jersey One Bay St. P.O. Box 1694 Staten Island, N. Y. 10301 Waterman is making waves. We ' re going full speed ahead with new ships and more frequent service from U.S. East Coast and Gulf ports to the Middle East, Far East and Europe. Watch our wake! A at€rman W W STEAMSHIP CORPORATION 120 Wall Street, New York, N Y 10005 186 C. G. EDWARDS CO., INC. Ship Chandlery - Marine Hardware 272 DORCHESTER AVE., BOSTON, MASS. P.O. 358 TEL. 268-4111-4112 PHILADELPHIA (215) 925-3977 BALTIMORE (301) 685-8700 HAMPTON ROADS (804) 627-5481 Curtis Bay Towing Company DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE IN TUGBOAT COMPANIES. It ' s the real thing. Coke. TfacJe-mark (?) COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF CAPE COD Sagamore, Mass 187 MASSACHUSETTS MARITIME ACADEMY SECURE AND STEADY EMPLOYMENT MORE SEA TIME SALARIES BASED ON PREVAILING INDUSTRY RATES GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE BENEFITS VARIED ASSIGNMENTS ABOARD ALL TYPES OF SHIPS UPGRADE TRAINING AT MSG EXPENSE EAST COAST MILITARY SEALIFT COMMAND CIVILIAN PERSONNEL OFFICE (L-22) MILITARY OCEAN TERMINAL BAYONNE, N.J. 07002 (201) 858-6558 WEST COAST MILITARY SEALIFT COMMAND CIVILIAN PERSONNEL OFFICE (P-22) NAVAL SUPPLY CENTER OAKLAND, CALIF. 94625 (41 5) 466-5774 Sailing the four winds and the seven seas. The only company that serves the oil gas industry with responsive, dependable air and sea transportation world-wide Sea-Land is breaking up the Bill-oMading Bottleneck. WeVe doin our best to get your hills of lading back to you in 24 hours. Or less. At Sea- Land , v e know how waiting to get a bill ,.f lading back torn a shipping line can jam you up. we ' re not about to keep you VN aiting. Our systems for prrxessing bills of lading are streamlined as anv in the industry. And our Sea-Land people are dfnng everylhing they can to push vour bills of lading through fast. So fast that we can usually have them back to you in just 24 hours after your cargo is aboard our ship. Or even less. , , Because we figure the better we do ourpb, the better you ' ll be able to do yours. , , , Stop waiting around for bills of lading that take too long to come back. Start calling Sea-Land. Sea Land What we did for shipping we ' re doing for service. 190 Your Partner ' s For Progress International Organization Of Masters, Mates, And Pilots, ILA, AFL-CIO America ' s Oldest And Largest Representative Of All Licensed Officers-Founded In 1880-Serving The Industry In Every Major Continental United States Port, Hawaii, Puerto Rico And The Canal Zone, , . . Dedicated To Professional Growth Through Advanced Maritime Studies. Maritime Institute Of Technology And Graduate Studies 191 DREW CHEMICAL CORP I Drew Chemical Plaza Boonton, NJ 07005 Boston Pilots Pier l-Bremen St. E. Boston, MA, 02128 Three Issues! All newly commissioned officers and warrant of- ficers in the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard are eligible to receive three free introductory issues of Proceedings. This offer is good for 12 months following your initial date of commissioning. For more information asK your CO or write to: UNITED STATES NAVAL INSTITUTE Proceedings ANNAPOLIS. MARYLAND 21402 We do it all, World-Wide ANTI-FOULINGS ANTI-ABRASIVES DRILLING RIG COATINGS FINISH COATINGS PRECONSTRUCTION PRIMERS TANK COATINGS UNDERWATER ANTICORROSIVES DECK COATINGS International Marine Coatings Regional Offices NEW YORK w Balieiy Place Nonn 212 825 0800 MIAMI 120 NE 27mSl(eel PO Bo 724 305(576 4643 NEW ORLEANS 3915 Lou.sa Sneel PO Bo 26069 504 9438871 HOUSTON 8811 WalNsviile Road PO Boi 15664 713 675 5291 SAN FRANCISCO 220 Soulfi Linden Avenue 41517610420 Corporate Headquarters UNION, N J PO Bo. 386 201 686 1300 193 Congratulations To The Class Of 1981. May You Enjoy A Fair Breeze. BABBITT STEAM Specialty Company New Bedford, MA •quality, Since1876 ' ToS?l ' ' w ' ' ' - GARDEN SUPPLIES jrOOLS -HARDWARE-BUILDING SUPPLIES 134 MAIN SI BUZZARDS BAY 759-4461 FIRE SAFETY EQUIPMENT CO., INC. K Kidde 33 PARK STREET SOMERVILLE, MASS 02 143 Fire Extinguishing Equipment WILLIAM G. 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SALES AND STORAGE Construction Shipyard 50 Middle St 50 Fort St. (617) 992-0449 (617) 996-8591 Fairhaven, MA. 02719 193 Best Wishes From Clothing Store Ships Store Snack Bar Best Wishes From ATLANTIC REPAIR 411 Third Ave Brooklyn, New York II2I5 THE LIQUOR BARN Year Round Discount Liquor Cumberland Farms Plaza Buzzards Bay, MA □ Look into Crowley the world ' s largest tug and barge operator ... a demanding company in a demanding business. □ Like to grow with a growing company? Rapid advancement based on performance. □ Want command of your own boat within three years? Want to be in charge of the engine room in less than one year? At Crowley, the only thing holding you back is yourself. Want a tough iob? CROWLEY MARITIME CORPORATION For further information contact . International Division Personnel Director One Market Plaza San Francisco, CA 94105 California Division Personnel Director Pier F. Berth X)3 Long Beach. CA 9080 Caribbean Division Personnel Director P.O. Box 2110 Jacksonville, FL 32303 Northwest Alaska Division Personnel Director P.O. Box 2287 Seattle, WA 98III Tug Defender, one ot twenty-tive 9.000-hp Crowley tugs 196 }uly 14. 1980 CommeHce Zraitting Cruise USZS UA] SZA ZS Sept. 21. 1980 Keport ?or Or ' mtatm Class Of 1984 Oct. 3. 1980 graduation h Zo Kegiment Of Cadets Oct. 21. 1980 CommeHce Ml Semester Oct. 24. 1980 End Zraining Cruise Dec. 19. 1980 Commence Christmas JCeave 3aH. 5. 1981 End Christmas Ceave M. 20. 1981 End Ml Semester Mar. 2. 1981 Commence Spring Semester May 11. 1981 Commence Cicense Seminar flune 5. 1981 End license Seminar }uu. 9. 1981 Commence Cicense Examinations Jun. 12. 1981 End Cicense Eicaminations 3un. 18, 1981 End Spring Semester Sun. 27. 1981 Commencement Class Of 1981 1986 Tifth year Keunion 1991 Zenth year Keunion 1996 fifteenth year Keunion 2001 Zwentieth year Keunion 2006 Zwenty-?ifth year Keunion 2011 Zhirtieth year Keunion 2021 ourtieth year Keunion 2081 fiftieth year Keunion