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

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,M jg : '.lA:,'VI , ' . Z4 :X I V Q e ' ' t - JOHN :-V ,, y r r Ap y A Abington, Massachusetts g A',- A ' A ' Football 1, 2, 3 P.O. UC 3. A K M .s.s V . I y d pgyp. P atoon Lea er 4 r t's' , i tt,t f- A y if t Z lls - 't1 QL' Q ' PLZ? 9 an . 2 cm ,,., john was often referred to as the man of steel. Digging graves and carrying coflins for part time Work didn't hinder his rugged com- position either, as was attested by a few certain Middies who doubted his Herculean abilities. John will always be remembered for his never lengthening mug-cut and his historically famous automotraption, Angelina. He made many a trip to Massachusetts in that black streak UD not to mention his exploits to Quebec and his trusty mobile never failed him. Although, one could never catch him dating girls during his freshman and sophomore years, John finally broke the ice in his junior and-r senior years by turning the charm on for many a lucky girl all over country. Belng the accident prone 1nd1v1dual that l16'lS, john so foot- injury which, much to his liking, might be advantageous after graduau tion! I l Although his state of seriousness is limited to about fifteen seconds, Iohnis sense of humor is sometimes questioned too, although' the Planters Peanut Co. appreciated his practical jokes. A truly versatile man, we all know that John will go far asirgg Merchant Marine Officer and will be successful at any ladder attempts to climb. Good Luck, John, and smooth sailing to Man who made Toddy Pond a legend in its own time! r 212 A A ball career came to an abrupt end in his Sophomore Year with an ankle. 36331 is r . A .L 1,f.'Gi':Q Q25 'i'.I.Af,'Q3,f :

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llsffis, Pete With cigarette hanging from lower lip, ia ,novels-Lin hand, and a coke by his side, the Hick from Monmouth, Maine grew: to be known around the MMA campus as' the connoisseur of'good'literat11re, When not behind the books, Bob was an avid conversationalist and had the ability to blend right in on any discussion about any topic. 'fff9?Q5g Peteis leadership qualities were expressed on the Class of ,68 when he participated very actively in the indoctrination of the mugs. When Pete's interests were distracted from the hectic a week of classes, he usually headed for greater Monmouth chances are by the time he returned to the Academy, Pete -was with eventful episodes of his weekend's ventures., gi s Since Pete has a natural tendency to acquirefliis knowledge the sea from the classroom and not from books, .werfeel that understanding the merchant elements in this manner will help go a long way in the Merchant Industry and in the possible time. W W p','. To you, Pete, We wish you all the happiness -that the 'sea bring and a bright future. ' . ' 214 W ,, ,iiQ a N JR Monmouth, Maine YaclitiClub,i3, 4 P.o ifc 3