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

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fs, Frank Clifford Greenleaf, Jr. Frankie, Flash Old Town, Maine Marine Engineering Frankie is one of the Old Town's con- tributions to the Class of '69, and his days at the Academy passed fast and furiously. But these days were not with- out memory, many good, a few bad, and the rest hazy. Frankis athletic ability was recog- nized early for he was an outstanding representative of the class in three var- sity sports. Anyone participating in a sporting event seems to have a special drive and desire beyond that of the non- participant, and this must be tripled in Frank's case. Sports, however, was not the only thing Frank was noted for. There seemed to be a hidden sense of humor that would emerge at the most embarrassing times. As we entered our senior year, studying became the order-of-the-day and Frank's hard work and concentra- tion will yield a fine engineer and ship- mate. Activities, Football 3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4g Cross Country 2, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Propeller Club 4. 114

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Z3 4 f 1 T , 13,11-'gtsg' xjg,-,1.:gf!4,g,55 L , V, Ronald MacMillan Gordon Ronnie-Squaw-Man Old Town, Maine Marine Engineer His easy-going ways, quick smile, and likeable personality will always stand him in good stead. Noted as something of aplayboy, Ron had a date every weekend, usually, with a different member of the fair sex. For relaxation it was the weekly party at his camp on Pushaw Pond, where he and his adopted brother, Jeff, and anyone else who showed up, proceeded to forget the books and the charm of the military routine at M.M.A. Ron's musical ability will never be forgotten. His horn could always be heard at morning colors and regimental formations. It could also be heard at bas- ketball and football games tooting that infamous school song. Although the books sometimes gave him trouble, Ron's determination and will to learn won him his diploma. This determination will see him through the rest of his life and make him successful at whatever he attempts. The Class of 69i' wishes Ron fair winds and smooth sailing in the future. Activities, Band l,2,3.

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3 5 , G W5 9 M in Glenn Stewart Haggett Glenn Danvers, Mass. Marine Engineering Glenn, who hails from the far-distant city of Danvers, Massachusetts, will al- ways be remembered for his wheeling and dealing at the poker table, win or ose. Those 250-mile trips home every weekend have become routine in the past four years. We wonder what Mass. has to offer that Maine doesn't. Many a night went by when 2 or 3 hours of sleep would suffice for the next day of classes. Though the books never seemed to occupy his mind, Glenn was near the top of his class in all subjects. A capable and efficient engineer we know you will be a credit to M.M.A. Smooth sailing and best of luck from the Class of '469 .