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

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The best things in life, aren't always free. :'5ge:5f--, ., Y-vfj ,'f1Zg2lfQ,'25f :,yfm,,i , f '- ' Oooohh, Sp-sp-speedy gonzalez won't . . . There's 2 girls over there, 2 more over there, and 3 . . . Up Sggpe, Flying bucket bearing 3520, sir Hey, Merchant! Want some Navy help! Hey Navy! Get lost! Now hear this, this is not a drill! And as we sailed under the Golden Gate bridge . . . - Shore, Somerville, Mari, Mitchell, R. 103

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