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

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RICHARD K. GETZ Rifle Club 3 Yacht Club 3, 4 Dick, Dieter Caribou, Maine - ,, . Z Y . ',1Ef.-rip Q-Ma..,.... ., Dick hails from the coldest spot in Maine, with the biggest snow- ydrifts and best looking girls. Unfortunately though, he didnit ,get home much to enjoy all of these luxuries but neverthfelessawe con- tinually heard 'all about them. D p In y 1 . During his stay at the Academy, Dick has made many friendsewith his subtle manner and quick wit. just mention as ski trip or ,a German Fraulein and he was always the first in line. a As far as studies go, Dieter was right up there' on top.. He-'s :the type of guy who only had to study.p20 minutesyforiean examjyand could come out with a 4.0 everytime. -This is undoubtedly done by his enormous knowledge of fundamental mechanics and the power to reason things out. ' On cruise liberty, Dieter was always fun to be with as he always managed to find the good times. Dick will be remembered by all his classmates as a fine engineer and a true friend and we would like to Wish you all the Luck that you deserve in the future. 245

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Gabe Troy, Maine Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 3 -c Gabe was noted for his immense desire for liberty and his frequent trips to Waterville, the Rotary Club, and more often to the local chicken farms. Gabe had the gift to argue which invariably forced him to Captainis Mast, both as prosecutor and defendant. He can truly boast, however, that he once had an argument with an All- American football player. Gabe was an ardent lover of sports, both as participant and as spectator. His baseball career was abrupty ended one night when he was caught smoking a cigar during study hall. But this didn't stop Gabe, because he then formed the fabled Gabrieletts of the Intramural Softball League where he brought them to the champion- ship both as player and general manager. A few errors at short stop and first base canceled the former however, and left him solely as General Manager. Gabe was infamously noted for his ability to spit marbles and also the saying: :Tm in a nickelf' It must be noted also that Gabeis outstanding leadership qualities earned him the respect and admira- tion of all the underclassmen! We all feel that he will be an attribute to any company lucky enough to draft him and we all wish Gabe the best of Luck. 244 ' CIOHN J. GABRIEL Baseball 1, 2 Football 2 Yacht Club 3, 4 Prop Club 4

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Easy Ed, Ed Chief Master-at-arms 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ., 1, :,,.,,W,.., , , K - , i A' A- .asf MQ :raw -'-- ra . , One of the all time greats is Easy Ed Gillman from Rutherford, N. I. Ed with his jovial personality and numerous jokes will fit into the merchant service as well as he did into M.M.A. Throughout his stay at the Academy, certain elements were working to drag Ed downv but he always managed to come out on top. 'gYou know if a fellow had a thing going for him . . .D - sure Ed. We also must thank Ed for bringing Soupy Sales and the Prince Spaghetti song to our campus. Throughout his cruises Ed was seen in many a city park with another shady character, learning of local customs and traditions and meeting the people. On graduation day we picture Ed and ,37 Dodge pick-up stopping in at Dr. Green'sv and from there proceeding on to a successful career. Luck, Ed doesn't need, for skill he has. Why he even looks like a chief. 246 EDWARD T. GIRLLMAN Rutherford, New jersey Football 1, 4 Color Guard 3 4 Assistant Master-at-arms 2 3