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

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WALLACE W. PRENDERGAST Wally Uld, Orchard Beach, Maine Drill Squad 1, 2 Mar De Vino 3 ' I ffm y Sportsman, tonsorial artist and man-about Old' OrchardrpBeach, Wally brought tothe Academy an insouciance that kept him in the thick of the action. Ready for a good time at the dropof 21, stillson, our boy spent his undergraduate years 'in a busy round of lobster bakes, Mar De Vino cruises, softball duels and debates Cwith the Executive Olficerj. r , y ' a V Engineering Was strictly business, however, and W'alliy soon. proved himself one of our best pitmen, with a Hair for the practical approach. We are proud to call him Shipmate, and wish him our best. 281

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d Herb. ' Portland, Maine Drill Squad 1, 2, Color Guard 4 Herb came to us from the iish meal plant in Portland. It seemed that nothing was more important to him than his liberty. Restrictions and duty meant nothing to him, for somehow he managed to always secure a means of escaping his beloved school. Hardly a Friday, and sometimes earlier, went by without one of Herbis Plymouths screaming down the Castine '500' at a horrible pace destined for such remote places as Vermont College and more recently, Boston. One of our more articulate classmates, Herb earned our gratitude by representing the Academy as a member of the sharp senior Color Guard throughout the State, in New York, Washington and New Orleans. Professionally, he earned the reputation of a first rate operating engineer. We all wish Herb the best of luck in his travels and may calm waters lead the way. 280 HERBERT T. PORCH

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Pinky Prop Club 4 Pinky came to the Castine Culture School from the booming city of South Portland, Maine. A great lover of line foods, and lovely women, he soon discovered that none were to be found in Castine. So lo? vwveekends it was back to South Portland for the better things in ie. . l Being a member of the third best engineering section at the Academy, Pinky discovered the arty of becoming an outstanding engineer and a proud member of the watch section which never lost the plant nor even came close to losing it! One of the things that Pete will surely be remembered for were the strange sounds he emitted when mad at the world. On the local scene, Pinky could always be seen playing the 'pin-ball,' reading novels, having debates Con which milk was the best in Portlandl, ans ii you were lucky, you might catch him with his nose behind a oo . A good engineer, fellow trooper, and an outstanding buddy, we wish you smooth sailing and may all your watches be successful. 282 PETER' L. REDFERN South Portland, Maine Rille Club 3 Helm 3 4