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

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Edward Henry DeRoche Ed Portland, Maine Marine Engineering Ed, affectionally known as the 4'Blonde Romeon' of the Portland area, came to Castine to pursue an ambition to become a Marine Engineer. This he accomplished to perfection. Much of his spare time was spent on his way to Montreal, or to the airport to pick up a certain Canadian school teacher. But he did manage to attend most of the Big Four meetings held at the Sportsman every Friday night. Ed will be remembered by certain members of his class for his late entries on the sophomore cruises and his special souvenirs he picked up in Norfolk. f Gee guys, they only cost 25 cents. J A devoted athlete, he never missed a touch football game or a chance to coxswain rowing boats. C Honest, Spinny, I really didn't mean to hit the ship. J Rumor has it that Ed will ship out of Montreal after Graduation. The Class of '69 wish this fine engineer smooth sailing and the best of luck. Activitiesg Intramurals 1,2,3g Rowing 2' Striker 3. 100

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LJ Hazen Anthony Dennison Haz, Diesel Lincoln, Maine Nautical Science HI-Iaz is another back-Woods boy who aspired to fame here at the Acad- emy. As a member of Russ's elite group Captain Dennison of Pathfinder fame could usually be found trying to zap a crew to sail for him. Known for his pro- found statements in class 'fl-Iaz earned the nickname of God to the despair of the Baron. As a football player for three years Haz didn't see much action but his heart and spirit were there 100'Zp. As a member of the Gun Club he invited many a mem- ber to venture forth for some hunting in the vvilds of Lincolng and as a Master-At- Arms Haz found a home in the scullery. Haz, may your seas be calm and your ships be sturdy. Activitiesg Football l,2,3g Gun Club 4g Mess Deck Master-At-Arms 45 Cadet Captain Pathfinder 4. 99

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.1 I, .Q George Evan Dodge Georgie Franklin Lakes, N .J . Marine Engineering George came to us from New Jersey via Fort Schuyler during our 3!c year. With him he brought along the famous Jersey accent, always a great topic for discussion in bull sessions. George had such a strong affection for the greater Portland area that his own mother wondered if she still had a son. To overcome this George adopted Marge and Bud to keep a watchful eye on him. A firm supporter of the Big Fourn he could always be found at the weekly meetings at the Sportsman. Who can ever forget his love of long johns and the stories of his and Larry's trips across the border to Quebec. The big four and the Class of 69', wish him the best of luck sailing. Actiuitiesg Class Vice President 3,4. Wrestling 3,4g Intramurals 2,3,4g Rowing 2g A Company Commander 4. 101