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

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I V ,Runner ' y Cohasset, Mass Intramurls l, 2 P an ff Dave, better known to us here at the Academy as the Runner, hails from the small South Shore town of Cohasset, Mass. The heart of the watermelonv as it is called. Never in the history of the Academy has any one man worn out more shoes running zaround the campus, either collecting Prop Club dues, selling M.M.A. T-shirts, or from keeping that heavy foot on the right hand pedal. Dave was always seen around campus where the action was, whether with a friend, alone, or with a date, and more so when there was some sort of construction going on. a ' ' The Runner was also known to go through a rather large supply of writing paper and stamps, as was clearlff witnessed by all the letters he sent out to lucky guys and girls al over the country. Being the -good friend that he is and a fine engineer bebsides, we all wish Dave the best of luck in Whatever he attempts. f V 224 5 DAVID B. ARNQLD Prop V22 31' V ' Treasurer 4 ' RiHeAClub 3

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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

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BURR VICTOR ATWOOD Rocking Bob, Rocko Verona Island, Maine Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Maintenance 1, 2, 3, 4 WM 224' Burr hails from one of those inland islands which-your usually don,t hear much about, but which Rocking Bob has made quite familar to us during his four- year stay at the Academy. Burr didrft rave too much about the women while with us, but it is ra ,well ,known fact that he had some in reserve that would put any Middie,sChoice to shame. We remember the answer Fourth Classman vRocking'Bob Atwood Sirn that rang through the passageways of Leavitt Hfallimany times during our freshman year. We also remember qthefrlumerous phone calls and declarations of forever quitting this AcademyL W,e7re glad you're still with us Rocko, y Q Q ' 2 , y N Best of luck Rocko with Whoever you sail andiwe hope ourpaths cross many times. y A K A . Q 225