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

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Fw. re? 'W f5 UQ . ,W 1.1.3 5 22 ' William Arthur Haskell, Jr. Bill No-Neck Dexter, Maine Marine Engineering Bill, hailing from Dexter via M.C.l., was intent on leaving his imprint on the Academy. We on AH deck annex can remember that strange rumbling that emerged from room 52 one night during indoctrination. The rates got us up to discuss it, at a brace of course. From then on, Bill became well known to our class. During our sophomore year Bill was well on his way to being the Hmost liked sophomore by the senior rates. If it didnit move, he moved it, and if he didn't move it, it usually wasnit worth moving anyhow. The junior year made a change in Bill, he finally decided it was time to become a professional. He not only made a good engineer, but a fine classmate, shoe sales- man, and friend. We all wish you the very best! Activities, Football 1,2,3,4, Rowing 1,25 Rowing Club 3, Wrestling 3, Knights of Columbus 1,2,3,4. 120

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Ni. Paul LeRoy Hatfield Hattie Westbrook, Maine Marine Engineering Paul, also known as the Brain,,' is one of the loyal troopers of the class of '69. Although he hails from the small town of Westbrook, Maine, a life at sea will be nothing new to him. As the son of a Coast Guard Officer he has traveled to all points of the compass, leaving a wake of warm friendship. As co-captain of the Cross Country squad, his drive and determination won many honors for both himself and the squad. Being one of the boys, he never enjoyed inspections and formations, and occasionally he and his roommate managed to get into trouble, but somehow always came out Hsmelling like arosef' With Paulls drive and ambition he will become an asset in any field he may enter. We wish him good luck and a following sea throughout his sailing years. Activitiesg Cross Country 1,2,3,4g Yacht Club 3,45 Alpha Phi Omega 43 Propeller Club 3,4g Softball Intramurals 3,4. 121