Maine Maritime Academy - Tricks End Yearbook (Castine, ME)

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SAN DIEGO CSAN FRANC SCOQJ After two memorable evenings in Panama and Balboa, we headed north for the U.S. Navy's Pacific home port, San Diego. Our stay was pleasant and relatively uneventful except for our trips to off limit wild Tijuana, Mexico and the local Balboa Zoo. Renting a Vespa was the thing to do and really facilitated taking in the high spots around the spread-out city of Diego.v Twelve hours after the band played, and, on our way to San Francisco, disaster struck. A weak point in one of our main steam line flanges gave way and totally disabled our vessel. We had to be towed back to San Diego. Repairing the steam lines and also all the electrical equipment, which had been shorted out from the saturated steam, was to become invaluable experience for what we were training for and was ac- cepted by all, willingly. San Diego was now a working port and liberty was a little harder to come by. After a tiring day in the engine room, those who still possessed enough energy to do so, went on liberty and continued to return to the ship with such items as bull's horns, Mexican hats, and leather goods, all acquired across the border. The most mem- orable time acquired during our stay in San Diego was a toss-up between the unforgettable trips to the famous Disneyland and the more numerous trips downtown during Happy-Hour. All in all, our first and only port on the west coast of the United States was one which none of us will ever forget. 1 X if V Y I dont think they like us. We arrive and they leave. Hey, Senor, Tiiuana, she is nice city, isn Somerville Mitchell R. 102

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