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

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OUR JU IOR YEAR COMPLETED, E START MAR DE VINO Withstanding ridicule and criti- cism, these seven engineers, with contributions of boathooks, oars and sails, traveled the coast of Maine from Castine to Old Orchard Beach. They set sail one foggy day with much determination. All was calm until their second night when Bill Duffy, their navigator, said, Some- one relieve me on the rudderf' The relieving watch naturally asked, where are we,', and received the reply, I don't know, thatis why I wanted to be relieved. Finally after a ten mile row, they were able to get a fix and they tied up to Secret Island Light at which time their stern look- out Dave Ahearn, bravely charged ashore for water. Living off the sea they made for Boothbay where they dressed their vessel and Crow for Windjammer Days. Upon leaving, a tour boat towed them fifteen miles down the coast from where they were on their own. On arrival in old Orchard, the boat was donated to Joe who is getting it ready for a sail to Florida. These Midshipmen won many friends, influenced many people, and are a credit to the academy. That's right, we'1e gonna live of the sea - Leeman, Morrissey, Duffy Prendergast. CREW MIKE MORRISSEY - Captain BILL DUFFY - Navigator WALLY PRENDERGAST - Harbor pilot CROW - Mascot IACK DESILETS - Bow Lookout DAVE AHEARN - Stern Lookout DAN DENMAN - Social Director TOM ELDRIDGE - Master-at-arms coU TINC THE Mo TH , The good ship Venus, you really should have seen us, a figurehead of a . . - Duffy, Morrissey, Eldridge, Denman, Ahearn, Desilets, Prendergast

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HO E COMING Homecoming weekend got underway on Friday night, 17 October 1965, with a party sored by the MMA Propeller Club. The Party was held in the ole,' Grange Hall in Peni and featured a live band, and refreshments. Similar get-togethers materialized at the time as far away as Belfast and as near as the American Sailor. Saturday morning was highlighted by the annual interclass lifeboat race. The class traditionally comes in last, but failed to enter this year because of lack of oranges. The of 368 easily won for the second year in a row. That afternoon MMA played host to Bridgewater State Teachers College in the Richie The stands were packed with alumni, faculty, Middies and their dates. The crowd witi a surperb halftime performance by the Drill Squad, Band, a fine cross-country race, an but not least, another victory for the Middies. Saturday night saw the Margaret Chase Smith Building gaily decorated for the 8:00 formal. The dance, also sponsored by the Propeller Club, featured a versatile group frc University of New Hampshire called the Spectres. The band was wild, and the Middie their dates rocked until midnight. Finally, Sunday arrived and the gala weekend was drawing to a close. People were p. and getting ready to make the trip back home to all points north and south. Another 1 coming is over and Castine sleeps once more until next year. . . Q Y ,Ab ' ' ' - ' , -:J ' - 'Y -, . 1: K . gs ., 59 5 51 , I It limp, 5 I-sf, 2 . . 2 .. K' Q- ff.. 5' f . ' . fig' 5. 2211 'f 'V' 4 Y' '7 -f -is . .. , .iq Ziff 7:-if 'f .- f 1 'p,5 ' . if ' ff- if Q . X 42 -3 :g if , -42,f1gr'j .. .:,: 7'S 7' ' ,,,.,.,,, . . it it f pM .u ll . nv . ww? K- . Q .1 - ' fit? ' 3 br ' ns - ff-: :., -Sz :.-:- ,ne .ts ' r- ,- ':::-' , Q-.y rs-S . yi , .... .. i-M ,,A ' .4 ,Z f . ,s,'.M:w,, if Q, rl- I m ,f.,.rgz 1 'g '3g9',,ff,4s,f:' . 'F I W ww : 1 ' ' 1? 112. ., -. P4 4. at 564,47 4 ig f 24,1 ,, ., an si if . A. ,, . , X T . . f... 2 f 1 ' -.-ffgg f.x. 1' x si , ,, H Q-. . 1 C-I-'W'-:ij-ggiigyifv 'E 13.f'M'W'9 'VH'-Tim-7f'f-' ' .I , ' ,' flfjk J1'4g. f.7f7 ,- 9-,735 ':- 1 , '22 ,, ' ..,. .. ..,....,. M' xr f ' 'v . if -111' W' eg?4Qg.aJ ' -2' 'QI QI PM 1 i .. Z:?:Z ls' ,, 1 5 . , jc . V, Z. luwl 15, V, ,., , ,, - - A- -, rf, 'eff -V I .. ,L -.. 1 md ,k:.,...,.ki A--' : ,..,:Mm rg 1 I I M I D D155 ' ap .J . , 21. We win evew year!! - '67 Psst. I thought this line was iust for alumni? - Alumni and 1 160