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

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ORANJESTAD, ARUBA From what We saw' as We pulled l along side the Grace Line's pier in Aruba, this port was going to be quite dillerent from the one We just left. To our surprise it was different but it had a uniqueness that could not be compared to any other port we had previously been in. Aruba was a completely Hat is- land with white, sandy beaches on the east shore and volcanic remains on the other which clearly denoted the historic origin of the island. On one end of the island was an immense oil refining complex which made up the heart of the island industry while at the other end Was Situated the beautiful Play it cool, and as soon as those girls see us, we'll have to ight them off -- ccAruba Caribbean Hgtgl and Rowe, O,Connor, Perrault, Mitchell Casinof, Since Aruba was to be our last foreign port of the cruise, many Middies gambled their last E remaining quarters away in the one-armed-banditsi' or at a quiet game of Black-Jack. Some were lucky enough to hit the jackpot on the iirst pull and were smart enough to pull out, While others literally lost their shirt. Why shouldrft 1 stand on it, it isn't mine - O'Connor, Lemon tree very pretty and the lemon flower is sweet - Mitchell, Redfern, Somerville, Richter Somerville, O'Connor, Redfern 120

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So I didn't paint it, and when the sides rotted away, this is what I had left- Tiki II. e ' if vs ff51rZ'I5-325: V' Move over or l'll sit on your face- Newbegin, Bedfern, Mari, Owens. .wg X Of course it's lemonade, we don't drink - Young, Higgins, Hamblct What's that lady? You want to take my picture because 1 look so strong - Prendergast, Redfern. And I say, put away those weapons boys, and take out your cameras - Owens, Newbegin, Ricter I wish you guys would find my glasses in there, I iust asked a tree, which way to the head - Owens, Fillion, Boyce, De- maree, Moutsatsos, Mercnldi.

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It looks like, sounds like, and feels like a windmill, but who ever heard of a windmill in the West Indies. OF OUR TRADE See. I told you the pool was big enough to swim in - Den- man, Winslow, Benz. , V,,A , . ' f ' ' V V. 5 51 V. lag, 'f - ' as ,, u Ez. .V., . 4322 1 1- i ' Q -.:E'5,L5,g . ZX . V I 'I .1 , X . K., ix ,F . Vdwwh 'ffwafmtaaf ,Q F , ,f f , gf ti, if ' l' '. . 15733 'Q 1 fi' u f -----'- .R . --M ., -, -N V- ,glitf ,. Q. , .... ..., f . -M , .- f .. f , V Q A f- - ,,',- f -, V . A , Y ' , . 1 ,Q 5. ,, . .. S ' A . - ,.- . ..,.. , it-g':.,,fa 2 'V'- :7 f . fi. 15123 ,. A ,-... r' 1 .r..,.r it .ir . r 4 3 t '-'W ,, 1'-fy ' ' f-'1 ig,.:1s:,,: .I J' h' .. ' ' -:Fifi-eff 6 ' ,, if f E lt's a deal Barry, You take my picture with my camera, and then I'll take your picture with yours - Sullivan, Unnold A, V 7 2 s xg..-3? ' 5 , Q 5 M-1 fl ---.,, 1 w i f fi was , . 5 .1 . ,, , -sf . . 32' - 5 ' 1. it - .if .. ' ,wr ' mi if f:c,g+-1,-'E..'v--1- ' 1 1-mfs : ' - rf . hw ' V-ft. ' , - f za yr .xvs,,.:yiY2,'x'e I- U., 1, ..-, . , f .1 -ii. -.1 -H, -K,-,s ,. . Ari' si sf J ' -- .W - if we 121-f' '32-'i..6iF:-X mfs: .gpm Q- . 'f -- '- '- f mi a-y af M , 1 , if Ei Q 5 i 'H 4, , pwmszwbwgwwww W' 5 nl X 3 s 1 4 x O x X l 1 'gl W dx 1 g 1 3 il , vs ,W f , -, ,,.. ,. fa... . 7 r,'. . rrm5 srwrarmwmagm ire fsee .l. . fl , ,ig -l.' t 5 'X 5 ., ' ' f- . 243' ' . www, , .... , A ' f .A , ' r . l ' Happiness is finding the owner of a lost bikini -- The people of Aruba were very- friendly. They planned parties and arranged dates and dances for most of us. Our stay was short, but our memories will surely be everlasting. Having packed up our souvenirs and said our good-byes, we bid farewell to the Caribbean and welcomed the thought of our next port and the greatest nation on the face of the Earth, the good ole U.S.A. That's one thing for sure, the food on this cruise is expertly prepared - Jute