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

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MALAGA, SPAIN One of the most memorable ports of the cruise was Malaga, Spain. Dur- ing the summer months it is referred to as the Spanish Riviera where girls from all nations come to leisurely soak up the sun. Naturally, we were there during the winter. A French naval ship was astem of us and we paid reciprocal visits aboard one another's ships. We drank their Wine, and traded our hats, buttons and any- thing else either of us desired to trade. Most of us journeyed to Tor- remolinos where we attended a bull- fight and met people from all over the world vacationing in this small resort. Those who made the trip to Torremolinos by bus, couldn,t get over the fact that 95 people were stuffed into this tiny container. The bulliight was bloody, mer- ciless, and not at all graceful. In most cases we cheered for the bull instead of for the matador, which, to our awareness, was much to the distaste of the natives. With our bandileros, oil paintings, Spanish dolls, and other souvenirs we returned to the ship and prepared for our next port-of-call, Palma. Who said the French don't like us - Sullivan, Hanover, Owens, Mercaldi, Bryant, Paton, Krupski Is this the way to San Antonio Square? - Dearborn, Krupski 135 ,..-A -V, Do you think you can get a good price for those cigarettes, Walt? -- Calder, Merriam

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A large ancient castle was the first thing we noticed as we approached the entrance to the harbor at Palma, Majorca and it was clearly evident to us that this island was a Spanish pos- session. As we pulled along side the narrow pier, We were amazed at the building and the Budweiser sign we could almost reach out and touch. A tour of the island took us all over the beautiful countryside fwhere we photographed windmills ? ? 'PD and came across places of in- terest, such as Palmais underground caves and hidden villages. Upon our return we encountered a pearl factory and it was there we witnessed the process of making Majorcan Pearls. The shops and hotels were fascinat- ing and if we had not been there out of season, we would have enjoyed the islandis white, sandy beaches. After we Wound up the rubber bands we set sail once again for the mainland and Valencia, Spain, and arrived there a half a day later. Pete, l think we're lost - Sullivan W., Perrault PALMA, MAJ ORCA And you say that if I give you this bag of money, you'll take my picture, and make me famous?- Glennon af M791 M ., ef' Q may kA4.:,, fir fe afar ,asf g Egfr' 5,154 427 Q.-I., WT? , I, :fi wnsfggg gf dy n 2 lvpfi- ' 2 ew, Q , - i 11,52 aww -' ,V as : , ..-., -... .'. J . , ..,,...,, W. ..,., - f,.,, -, s:fxs',:':-.-w ,.- 'V-wg 1.5, .- , . ' , . 'fr51:bh2, . pf- , ' ff-R 07' f 1 1 - , g:f'g:15-Afwv:,. -V V , .W-1-4 'L , .. I ' '-7-4,1512 gffiyxmt f ff A 49 55' gay And my first stop will be . . . - Cillman 134

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