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

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Buss Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 P.O. UC 3 Rowing 1 , ' ,r w u .. 2115 Russ was Lynn,s contribution to the Academy. But it wasn't a full time contribution though, for Russ could be seen heading home on most of his liberty weekends. On the weekends that he did hang around, however, he always managed to liven things up a little by traveling the Bangor circuit with the rest of the hang aroundsf' Being the quiet CPD guy that he is, Russ holds the dubious honor at the Academy of being the only man to be voted most popular by the mugs three years running. This was, without a doubt, due to his kind and friendly manner towards all underclassmen. Seriously though, Russ will always be fondly remembered by all his classmates as a true friend and an excellent engineer. Any company which signs this man on will surely gain a valuable asset and we are all sure that with theidrive and determination which he possesses, Russ can take no other course but that of success. Best of Luck and Smooth Sailing to you, Buss, and may calm seas lead your way. 286 RUSSELL V. ROWE Lynn, Massachusetts

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ARTHUR E. ROSS Art, Roscoe Cushing, Maine ' V' 1 f J - f Roscoe gained fame and glory at the Academy for his ability to put new engines in his ,53 Ford. At last count it was 5 swaps with four different engines. The record being two engines in two weeks. When he wasnit found under his car, he would be in the mess deck or in the rack. r y A Artie would join the Castine 500 ' each week and head for Thomaston to see his one and only. On one trip he was stopped twice before getting to Searsport. He usually made it in record time doing a complete motor job on the way. He used to travel during his leaves to Ohio or Mass. which usually cost him a new engine. Whether Art goes down to the sea to pull Lobster traps5 to ship, or succumbs to marriage vows, we all wish him the best of luck and know he will be successful in everything he does. Ay,ah. ' 285

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JOHN SCOTT SEARWAY Scottie Portland, Maine Baseball 1 Helm 3, 4 P.O. UC 3 Cuidon 4 Intramurals 2, 3 Shipis Store 2, 3, 4 ,5w.,.,g ef Scott, who came to us from that great city of Portland, was better known to his classmates as Scottie.', His winning smile was quite familiar to all and when it was Worn in public, you can bet there was some sort of mischief taking place. The underclassmen who had the pleasant experience of having a run in with Scott, as the story goes, seemed to respect him thereafter, 4 4 Scott could be seen on Weekends heading south to Portland Where the action Was, so he says, and charming all the local girlsf around that area. Being a talented and devoted loverthough, didn't' keep him from seeing his parents quite frequently Who are as sure as we are that Scott Will be successful in all his future plans and that some lucky shipping company will acquirefan excellent engineer. Good Luck and Smooth Sailing from the Class of-,66, Scott, V K ' A 287