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

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ff, Wilbur Spencer Langdon III Bill Mystic, Connecticut Marine Engineering Bill set sail for Castine in August '65 from New London, Conn. He found a home in Castine during the winter months and on Spookie during the summer months. Bill made the scene at the local yacht clubs on Spookie or Windrose during the summer, with permanent living quarters on the Wind- rose as navigator. His knowledge of the sea and quick thinking were appreciated during a Chinese Firedril1 in the Monhegan Race. On weekends you could usually find Bill at the i'Sail Innv disguised in well worn sun glasses. Besides being a fine yachtsman, Bill has an all embracing knowledge of the Engine Room. We're sure this well rounded man will be a credit to the company of his choice. Good luck, Bill. Activitiesg Yacht Club 1,2,3,4g Secretary 4g Yeoman Dept. 1,2,3,4g lst Battalion Adjutant 4. 129

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5 p M l Lawrence Wilfred Labreck, Jr. Larry, Frog Winslow, Maine Marine Engineering If there was ever a profession tailor- made for Larry then it surely is that of a merchant officer. Who could be so happy go lucky in the face of difficult odds? No one will ever underestimate his abilities in academics like 4'Juice,', sports, and ECA's such as the Chez. Larry is a constant mover, and will surely make it to the top of success by the swiftest route. May your friendships run as deep as the sea and your luck as sure as the next port. To a longtime friend, smooth sailing. Activitiesg Wrestling 2,3,4g Cross Country 1,2g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 128

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Ernest Franklin Lary, Jr. Ernie, Ears Dover-Foxcroft, Me. Marine Engineering Ernie came to us from the thriving metropolis of Dover-Foxcroft behind the Wheel of the ublack Beast his 1953 vintage Chrysler. He quickly became known here at the academy by his easy going manner and cheerfulness. He also was one of the better athletes in the close playing end for the football team, making the hard ones look easy. But his spare time Was not all spent on athletics. He was always one of the forerunners if there Was a party brewing. After his sophomore year much of his time was spent on long trips to Canada to see a certain blonde. One of his best ventures Was sche- duling a party for the 69'ers. This will be fresh in the minds of all those who attended the caper for a long time. Ernie also made solid ranks in his field of engineering and will become a success in the years to come. Best of luck to you Ernie, from the Class of '69. Actiuitiesg Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 13 Baseball Manager 1g Wrestling Manager 35 Track 1,25 Rowing 33 Prop Club 2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g M-Club 2,3,4, D-I Platoon Leader fAsstJ 4. 130