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

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WARREN V. RICHTER Wrlbraham, Massachusetts Cross Country 1 Rifle Club 3 Laundry Agent 2, 3, 4 Color Guard 4 Rick, Kraut QQ i Rick spent many weekends at M.M.A. because home, which is in Massachusetts, is a long way to travel on a three day pass. The time he spent here during those liberty weekends was well used though as he managed to stay one page ahead of the rest of his classmates in his studies as Well as one 'winki ahead. Along with his leisure weekends Rick would always get fa few minutes of slumber before colors, before classes and also before study hall. On some weekends Kraut', would really splurge and ,go to the Sail Inn with the guys. Once in a great while he would even buy a 2051 double decker coffee ice cream cone. ' The one weekend that Rick is living for is Graduation weekend and after the sea has blessed him with fortune and happiness he plans to return to the good ole South. ' Good Luck in the future, Rick, and smooth sailing. 283

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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

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Crisco ' Bath, Maine Prop Club 2, 3, 4 Golf 1, 2, 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 V.,,,. , ,ww H ,, , . ,,X,..:.,,,f We mm ,K Q ff? W Cruisetime was the best time of the year for Peteis physique. He always managed to heave about 65 pounds, somewhere over the rail, throughout the world. It didnit seem to slow him up much though. He was always on time for the morning muster - Bright, shining, and green! Criscois best sport was golf. In his sophomore year he won the Superintendentis Trophy and was outstanding on the M.M.A. golf team, although he did have an awful habit of breaking wooden shanked golf clubs by the sheer force of hitting the ball. He broke two last season. Pete was always a good Middie to study with. All study con- ditions had to be just right. Complete silence from anyone entering the room, the desks well lighted, and the radio wide open on WMEX. With the active engineering skills he possesses and his aggressive nature, we are sure that his future will be filled with success and happiness. 284 PETER C. ROBINSON Superintendenfs Golf Trophy 1