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

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.XA iii Gerald Douglas Heath Hector Bucksport, Maine Marine Engineering HHector brought With him, in the fall of i'65H from Bucksport, a truly jovial personality which We have enjoyed immensely these last four years. Hector Was a man Whose friends meant very much to him and he proved this often by helping with those little favors one needs so, often. The Great White Whalen al- ways made a point of participating, no matter what it might have been, the 'ccannon brigadef, athletic functions, restriction-crew, Farmington parties, or any of those spirit-generating ordeals. All will long remember Hector, a fine engineer, tremendous classmate and friend. So as We come to our c'Trick's End, with our farewells go hopes and Wishes for all of lifels VERY best to 4'Hector Heathf' Activities, Intramurals 1,2,3,4.

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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

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Robert John Hill Bob, CQ, Prof Mechanic Falls, Maine Marine Engineering Robert NCQ Hill came to the Academy from the little town of Me- chanic Falls. As a lot of us did, Bob arrived unsuspecting and innocent in the ways of a military life. He soon got squared away and became a full-fledged member of the freshman class. Studies came easy to Bob and even though he participated in all the pastimes of the middies . . . playing cards, sacking out, playing a guitar, and friendly riots, he still managed to make the Admiral's List almost every semester. Bob also had an interest in electronic equipment. This earned him the nickname of CQ, for many hours were spent in front of the mike trying to find someone to talk to. With his knowledge and great desire to become a Third Assistant, how can he go wrong? Smooth sailing to you, Bob. Activities, Gun Club 3,45 Radio Club 3,4, President 4, B-2 Assistant Platoon Leader 4, Superintendent's List 1,2,3. 123