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

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RICHARD H. KUTZ Hopkinton, Massachusetts Drill Squad 1, 2 Glee Club 1 Prop Club 4 Trick's End 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 - Stump ff , ,nw .V an ff Dick has always been known as our class mascot since his arrival at the Academy. He is constantly being razzed because of his height, but through the years he has always, taken it with a smile which makes him ten feet tall in the eyes of his classmates. Anyone who has seen him in action knows that height has nothingyto do with a man's capabilities as Dick is one of the best engineers in our class. In his spare time he builds radios, record players and numerous other articles. He is a great jazz fan and has a wild' collection of records. , . ,. 4 A l . Dick will no doubt be liked and Well recogniied in Whatever he endeavors in the future and We wish him all the success he deserves., Good Luck and smooth sailing, Dick, V 4 I 257

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Krup Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Prop Club 4 .4-' I 545333 . .: --'- 35, Eff RQ.-125 2: ' 4. Qmaeii ws. Krup will always be remembered for the machinef, He had the fastest machine on campus and it was evident that a great deal of planning and design went into its origination. It was the talk of the Academy until it was found one day by Capt. Collin hanging from the Machine Shop door. John was one of the easiest guys to find at the Academy. He was always to be found in any of three places, the rack, at the card table playing 'whist,' or studying, in that order. When it came time to study for an exam, he was always the first one on the pre-rev list but, for some strange reason, he never made it up before reveille. Krup was always apassenger in the '409' and made the regular weekend trips to South Portland with his books in his hands. The books were obviously for ballast as each time he was to be seen he was with the accompaniment of a very Hne young lady. With Iohn's outstanding character and engineering ability we are all sure that he will be a success in any Held he undertakes. Good Luck, Iohn. y 256 ' JOHN J. KRUPSKI South Portland, Maine Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Helm 4

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Bob ' Boothbay, Maine Basketball 1 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 y w, Being one of the wildest from the summer resort of Boothbay Harbor, Bob didn't find Castine much to his liking and could always be seen as one of the first aboard the liberty trainv on Friday afternoons. Bob was an extremely conscientious and ambitious worker which always seemed to keep him one step ahead of everyone else, including the X.O. When cruise time rolled around each year, Bob and the boys always seemed to have the most riotous times. As Capt. of the golf team, no one could ask for a better leader or competitor as he helped bring home the Northeast College Con- ference Championship twice. We're sure that with the personality and engineering abilities Bob possesses, he will have no trouble in attaining any goals he might attempt in the future. 258 y ROBERT G. LEEMAN Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 Capt. 4 Prop Club 4 Football 1