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

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Y- i. T ev I Q? QL325. .E m u V Theodore Mark Ellenvvood III Ted, Teddy, YoYo Portland, Maine Marine Engineering Keyed-upped Adjutants unwind at Coyne's! Ted worked hard for three years trying to gain a berth in room 25, and being as efficient and ultra-squared away as he was, he had no trouble in becoming Mr. Guide's on the linef' Many a day you Would Walk into room 25 and the pressure gauge would be mea- suring 300 p.s.i.. Teddy was an above average student but We have to credit his 'itutorv from out of state. At the end of his junior year he Wasn't much of a diesel man, but after plunging head first into a daring summer jaunt from Mass. to Maine as chief engineer aboard a diesel craft heill probably graduate as the best prac- tical diesel man M.M.A. has had. Not bad at the helm either! Sort of a wet trip, hey Navpers? Good luck and smooth sailing from the class of 4'697'. Activities, Yeoman 1,2,3, Regimental Adjutant 4, Yacht Club 4, Ring Dance Committee 3, Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Striker 3. 104

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551 Steven Wayne Edgecomb Duck, Sledge Hermon, Me. Marine Engineering Ducks like Water, and this fine fea- thered friend is no exception. Steve Wanted a career at sea and it was to this end that Waddled through the Golden Door in August of 1965. Fridays usually found Duck scream- ing dovvn the Castine Road in his sinister black VW heading for the Capri apart- ments. A good student and military man Steve, proudly Wore a blue and gold S.P. patch on his right Wing his Senior year. The Class of '69 sends its best with this fine classmate and capable engineer. Activities, Shore Patrol f1!C Petty Offi- cerj 4, Basketball 1,23 Baseball 15 M Club 1,2g Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Rifle Club 4, Ring Dance Committee 2. 103

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Terry Gene Favreau Grungy, Terror, Gill Brunswick, Maine Marine Engineering A scream of a white Valiant, and there goes Grungy. One the quiet, soft- spoken men of the Class of 469, Terry was never to incite a riot. In his four years at the Academy he contributed much in his own way. Terry was in- volved in almost every activity and he always gave it his best. Terry's studies usually gave him no trouble at allg but there were always those Diesel tests. He really didn't want to know about Diesels anyway. In his duties as B-I Platoon Leader, Terry always had a squared-away pla- toon, or so Capt. B told him. His big trouble was figuring out how much to get eight ranks formed from such a mass of humanity. Rather than say good luck Terry, we'11 just warn the fairer sex about the quiet type. Activitiesg Rowing lg Track 2g Propeller Club 2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g In- doctrination 3,43 B-I Platoon Leader 4. 105