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

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Front row l to r: Peterson, Theriault, Wolford, Cornforth, Harris, J., Desilets, Archibald, Shore, Duffy, Harris, F., Curran, E., Bessey, Blake, Second row: Line coach Conway, McCloud, Wilbur, Bergeron, Werner, A., Tine, Adams, Black- more, Harris, A., Billings, Lynch, Sponsler, Hoysradt, Michaud, Lindvall, Flaherty, Blanchette, head coach McCormick, Third row: McEachern, Curran, P., Harrison, Dennison, Page, Moran, Hogland, Patasini, Haskell, W., Lary, Keyes, Donald, Smith, T. E., Simpson, Charleston, Bracy, Absent: Gilman, E. JAMES MCCORMICK Head Football Coach n 1966 TEAM RECORD MMA 32 - Quonset Naval Air 14 - Newport Navy 26 - Curry College 0 - Norwich Univ. 13 - Bridgewater State 0 - Nichols College 0 - Frostburg College 63

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DANNY HAMBLET Danny, leading ground gainer his junior year, played top notch football for three sea- sons. Picked as most improved back last year, he always man- aged to find the magic hole which usually paid off in a first down. One of the fastest men on the team, Dan never had any trouble out- rtmning his opponent. V ij ,cf -f,' :f l jf?,, . 35JF4:..,, 4 f W 1 1,94 ffl 9 9 M , Y ' ' 4,2 , f 2 4 0 Y f, Hz ef 1 7' W if ' B1 I I 1 nk, ,213-L ., M .. -V ,. , .V x 1 5 .. Q E' N 55 Af 4' A, 2 ' 1. lk? 1' ll , 5 1 ' Q' e 4 Q we Q2 27 ff .Q 1 WW wg fi Jafar 'Hd'- '.:1 'r.-I ,-Zfgp . f . . 'P '1 if.s-lag' , ,.-' -,mg Q. A. f. .. . ,fy f :-1 ,- '?Yffi',.' H+ ' -? i W ,L-1' ff? ff.-ff'- ' f, 1 .,y ata' 4, -,5 22- . . 1 i'1'vf,A.. 'i .V .5 ?-- Af e:::f.. ':'N ,f-421' ,..sff1' '.'.l-f ' 1 -TZ?-2 ' 4-.22 '. G 4' 3, Y .- ., . 1 X 1:1 A , xqiyf 2 Q fm ,, ED GILLMAN Ed, playing only his senior year, showed tremendous defensive ability through the season. He moved his 200 lbs. around with amazing speed and nine times out of ten, nailed his man. Ed would be an asset to any team whether in a big or small col- lege. .,. .,w ' Nw -4 va, . .- A. N M A ' xg ' 4 .. 35 92!-Y e - -'Mew ,, . 5 ' - - f , sa -ff f.f1f .v,,g3,2'j4:..,.-I PAT MCCARTHY Pat was unable to play this year because of past injuries, but in the past three years was an immovable gridster at the center position. 'Tatridgev never failed to give the Middies the lift they needed in a tight spot. JOHN MURRAY john received an ankle injury in the first game of his sophomore year and consequently was out for the rest of that season. In his jun- ior year, he bounced back into action and showed his opponents great running speed despite his old injury. john provided the spark which gave the Middies a winning sea- son. Here comes the messenger witlg'-the night chow! - HAMBLET O