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

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1 Bath, Maine Intramurals N 1, 2 Kent, more often called Goldsneakersv by his classmates, could always be heard talking about the coming Weekend and where the action was. Noted for his charm and humorous personality, he was the fellow to be with either at or away from the Academy. The big 'N' was often a topic of discussion when Ken was near and they both took quite a riding that will, without a doubt, remain a topic of discussion for many years to come. Ability on the basketball court was second nature to Kent and he will never be forgotten in Castine, both by the residents nor the Middies, for making the game look so easy. Because of his sharp shooting abilities he- was the main reason why the Academy holds the N.E.C.C. title in basketball. We donit think the coach would dispute that statement. Having the natural ability to run machinery and the ability to reason will be an asset to you in your future, Ken. Good Luck. 252 AWARBEN KENT HIGGINS Ken, Goldsneaker Basketball 1, 2, 3 Golf 1 2 3

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TIMOTHY HANOVER The Kid, Checkerboard Rochester, New Hampshire Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Prop Club 4 Drill Squad 1 Rifle Club 3 fx Tim was known to his classmates for hismany episodes with the female sex. More important, Tim was known as a true friend with a great sense of logic and responsibility. Always holding to his con- victions when he knew he was right or when he believed he was right, Tim usually came out on top. v Tim is a good engineer with a natural ability for mechanical work. He also has active interests in sports and listening to good music which, when combined with his other attributes, give y him the personality and knowledge to go a long way in this world. May happiness be your goal and Cod speed your success, Tim. 251

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RAYMOND P. HUTCHINS, IH. Intramurals 1, 2 Ray, Lusty Bath, Maine 2 ' Out of the ship building city of Bath, Maine came the redeheaded wonder, Ray. He was a firm believer in practical training and would rather sleep two hours than study fifteen minutes. If sleep, Wasnit desired, Ray could always be found trying to beat his hand at solitaire or learning a new song to play on his trusty guitar. Happy go lucky Ray never seemed to have 'a care in the worldg r H A ' He will always be remembered for his trips to eMansaet,i'.Maine for a weekend of motorcycle riding. Although usually tired5. had little trouble Monday mornings getting back into the grind of thingsg Ray, a squared away and i competentiengineer, will ugrralwaysslihe remembered by all of us and we are sure that he will be as fine an engineer as he has been a friend and fellowrMiddie.a V on i Best of Luck, Ray, and smooth Sailing. i A V A 253