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

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Joseph David Main 4'The Young Coltn, Joey Rochester, N .H. Marine Engineering Joe, never-do-today-what-you-can-do- tomorrow, Main came to lVl.lVI.A. from the neighboring state of New Hampshire, with a happy go lucky, live and let live philosophy that quickly made him a hit with his classmates. Though not lazy, Joe was not over endowed with ambition when it came to manual labor. He did possess more than his share of imagination, however, and he demonstrated his talents by making every week-end as exciting and full of activity as possible. To a fine engineer and classmate, smooth sailing. Activities, Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Squad Leader 3, Ring Dance Committee 3. 136

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.:,g,?,,, .Z f , , 1 Robert Donald MacLeod Bob, Jamaica East Weymouth, Mass. Marine Engineering V Bob, one of our most sincere class- mates and friends, came to us form the South Shore. As an underclassman was a diligent worker for the corps, always willing to lend a helping hand. Though quiet and reserved during school hours, on the football field the familiar number 66 could be seen in fierce competition. He never ceased to put out 10079 effort every game. This won him the respect of his teammates and opponents alike. Jamaica MacLeod always went out of his way to be polite to people-especially taxi cab drivers in Kingston. In fact on Block Island he passes the napkins without anyone asking. May his determination and engineer- ing know how carry Bob to success and happiness. Activities, Football 1,2,3,4g Rowing 1,2,3, Wrestling 3,43 Football Captain 4, Shore Patrol 4g Superintendent's List 4. 135

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A4 f V. 2 4 fb ' ' f' . .1. Jerald Philip Markley Jerry, Torque Narberth, Pa. Marine Engineering Jerry hailed from the state of Penn., but after settling, Jerry liked it so much that he decided to make his permanent residence here in Castine. A number of us felt that it was the night life of Castine that made Jerry decide on this change. During his four years at M.M.A. Jerryls interests went from skin diving to hunting, rowing and cross country. Certainly Jerry's main interest, with the exception of Engineering, had to be music. Jerry's musical ability was well known to his classmates. After many hard hours of planning and practice and the addition of a number of new songs Jerry shaped the band into what many people will say was the best sounding group in the state. For this the class, and especially the school owes Jerry many thanks. The Class of '69 wishes to extend their best wishes to a good snipe and a great classmate. Activities, Cross Country 1,2,3g Band 1,2,3,4g Scuba Club, Gun Club, Rowing, Bandmaster. 137