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

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BARRY G. UNNOLD i l Old Man I p Portland, Maine Band 2, i3,'4 N clge Club 1 Graduation Committee 3 , Dance Committee , 'V i etve, Barry to us that All ,' V 1962. When he appeared here np , y 'ra'-f'fstudent Oiijan instructor. This was quickly n ra mug Cu't r Cf5ll31' stay. if a a f aa a b- r A Blarrymwealthered the years here -yeryvyifell. i'l. i or sure by the rest of the Middies iffthe Gld7'Man ' Security checks along' with his t government subsidyf of not-,of ,surely kept us guessing. 5 r i ' t On the cruises you cougldlvgusually . Z bargain, but shopping' 'bag' was -fullg s'l't' 3 'hejycouldiinvariably be i 'found looking for a fellow Brotherf i in ' I y p' We all wish Barry the best of luck inthe! future and gsmoothf Sailingi 297

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,N fa K Q Q .giiiv 'I' SVS -. 5 ' .bs : KE , ,X - w . , .a BJ., as he is known by his classmates and friends, will always be remembered by his wheeling and dealing on the poker table, where more often than not, he came out ahead. During the first two years at the Academy, he usually made the trip home every weekend, but during his last two, he decided to stick around and study C?D . . . rarely venturing past a little restaurant on the other side of the Bucksport Bridge. ' Thib's free time was often spent in one of two Ways. First, and most important was keeping that blue bomber running like a new one. His second preoccupation was a result of all this work. He seemed to have a sleeping problem and when he wasn't working, playing cards or studying, he would be doing just that - sleeping. It didnit matter where he was as long as he could catch a few Zissss. With all kidding aside, he was one of our finer engineers, always pulling out on top in most of his studies. We wish you, the best of luck and smooth sailing from the Class of ,66. 296 ,BvRADFOR1jfI.' A 1 Rumford, Maine Drill Squads, 2, if :Gurdon 4 Superintendenfs 71, 2 Intramuralsfflv, 2, 3 ffiyn

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1 at , ???if2?3f,1 vrT23L1-5 ' 'ci 51 1,93 .n . V ww ' ff,:LI'Y'1. 11. ,,f.',,,. at FLOYSTQN -AQ WEEKS WiSQasset,f rMaine ' Intramurals :f515if2, my Yacht Club'4 ifc. 3 D Co. Comrnanderflt t ' 2 Bud is from that little coastal town Where many other M.M.A. 'cbombersv have originated from. He is famous for his many Bonzi Chargesv while in residence of Leavitt Hall and also on liberty. Women have come and gone duringrBud's stayhere at the Academy and there are none that have him on the stringv as of publication, so at least for a while Bud can be sure of the fact that he will be sailing free. A - Bud plans to make the Navy his career, and with his extensive experience and applications of proper leadership We are sure that Bud's future will be filled with success. r Good Luck and smooth sailing to a fine friend from the Class of '66. f 298