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

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A Al, Burger Rifle Club 13 A Intramurals 1, 2, 3, a4n Al, a very likable and understanding person, who makes Boothbay Harbor sound like a gigantic lobster pot. When Al and his dory attack the coastal Waters of Maine, the lobsters just give up in despair, know- ing there is no possible escape from the big uclamf, Since his first day at the Academy, Alis easy manner has made him many friends. Heis the type of guy you can't help but like. Studies have never been a great problem, for Al has stored up potential and an unexcelled memory. ' On cruise liberty he could always be found in the midst of the action. Al made his debut in the Casinos and nightclubs of our first foreign port-of-call our mug year. After liberty expired Al was to be flound repenting, Working on deck plates in the engine room until awn. mates. To you Al, we Wish good luck and smooth sailing. A 222 ALBERT E. ANNABLE Boothbay Harbor, Maine A good sailor and engineer, he will never be forgotten by his class-A

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DAVID R. AHEARN Dave Old Orchard, Maine Student Fund 3, 4 Rowing 2, 3 Barber 2, 3, 4 Head Barber 4 Student Activities Council 3 r David, a naive person heralding' out of Old Orchard Beach, entered the Academy at a very impressionable age, and thus a basis for all future characteristics was molded. f Among the many activities in which David participated with great zeal was that of a Torremolinos artist, by which one could always be sure of gettin a clipping. y One of the hardy crew of the Mar de Vino who along with a crow and several other Midshipmen, found the traumatic experience of what the sailors of yesteryear encountered, during their now leg-A endary voyage between Castine and Portland. A David is a person who has developed many skills here at M.M,A. including an iron will by contending with Arch. A A fine engineer and good classmate, we the class of 1966 wish you smooth sailing and a following sea. 221

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PETER E. ARCHIBALD Bradford, Massachusetts Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-captain 4 Student Activities Council 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Arch, Wimpy kj 5 ,xx Peter, being young and innocent whenjarriving at the Academy, soon grew into a man of the world through the years? at A ,'.Altl10ugh depressed his freshman year on the gridiron, :Arch flowered. into one of the most colorful ball players at the Academy and became all state by his junior year. . A,,g ' ,I A r , Peter, even though he Was dejected over football, klwas icertainly never rejected when it came to food. By the end of three and-a half years, he was known as the man who looked forayquantity ratherthan quality when it came to fillinglhis stomach. ' ' ' p ' Arch, one of the best liked Amen of his class' and surely one of the hardest workers, we are sure will always keep the turbines going on any ship in which he has a berth. V ' , , 1 y 5 I Good luck to you Arch from the Class of 366. A A h 223