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

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EDWARD BULMEP. Ned, Clutch, No-Dose, B.F Bangor, Maine Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 t Drill Squad 1 Prop Club 1 Superintendienfs List 1, 2, 3 Ned came to the Academy from Bangor, Maine, and became known as one of the city boys. He quickly adapted himself to the military life and accepted the fate of duty weekends, football games, hours upon hours of studying, and the accompanying loss of sleep. Nedis mathematical background acquired prior to his commitment became one of our supplemental factors of passing Mr. Wibbyis physics and math courses. Along with him appeared an old '53 Mercury that was to be a conversation piece for many a weekend spent in piecing it together for the Castine 500. B.F. has one of the largest accumulations of nicknames due to his never ending ability to produce some entertainment when those dull times arose. From water fights to class A parties, Ned was always the center of attraction. One of his most famous uclutchesv came when he slept through a Monday of classes as a result of a N. Y. weekend trip. Now who in their right mind would visit Central Park at 3 in the morning? C Seriously though, Ned was one of the best of our engineers, always on the top for the Superis list and right there with the help We needed so many times. a From all of us Ned, best wishes and may smooth sailing and calm Waters be with you. ' 232

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MAURICE BULLARD III Football 1 Yacht Club 2, 3, 4 Mike, Oil Drum Pekin, Ill. I ' ? . rx If anyone ever Wanted the Jolly Green Giantv during our four year stay here at the Academy, the most probable places to look might have been'the RUTHEL, the PATHFINDER, the thirty- footers, or in the pit of the State of Maine. There he would in- variably be indulging in his favorite hobby, getting dirty. As what might be called the C.E.v of the small boats, Mike has probably contributed more than any of us to the maintenance, operation, and well being of these craft. As home for Mike is many miles away from school, he didn't make too many trips to Pekin. But that didnit seem to bother him too much for he soon set up residence at the Chiefs home, where he partook in the fine arts of farming. Being the ace Engineer that he is, We are all sure that Mike will excel in any field he attempts to conquer. As a man, Mike was a great friend to all, and if he maintains the outstanding qualities which are in his possession, he is bound to make it to the top rung of the ladder of success. Good Luck, Mike, and may calm seas lead your Way. 231

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WALTER D. CALDER Horse . . . Eastport, Maine Band 1 Endurance 1, 2, 3, 4 ij I QQ Carrying the laurels for the metropolis of Eastport is no easy task, but our Walt soon measured up to the job. His easy-going Ways en- abled him to adjust to the Academy routine and, as waterfront entrepreneur, soon proved himself one of our more astute businesse men. What will it be Horse the Merchant service or the ice cream business J 7 ' 2' r a Swimming pool King and below-decks trouble-shooter, Walti will make his mark in any career that he chooses, and Will carry with him the very best wishes of the Class of 1966. s r 233