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

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5' Q5 Joseph E. McCarthy Mucha York Harbor, Maine Nautical Science From the shores of York Harbor came the thundering voice of Big Joe McCarthy. From the day Big Joe stepped into the hallowed Halls of M.M.A. until the day of Graduation his voice could be heard at least six blocks away. If one needed to find Joe, one needed only to follow the path of destruction which invariably found Joe at the end. Joe was one of the biggest members of the Class of 769, in size and in heart. Whenever there was a Middie party genial Joe could be counted on to insure success. Joe was one of the better baseball players, doing more than his share on the pitching staff. To a real good classmate and friend, good luck in the future from the class of C469 77 Actiuitiesg Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3g Shore Patrol 4.

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,fn Timothy Craig Mathieu T.C. Marine Engineering T.C. was kind of an even-tempered, quiet type, unless, of course, someone mentioned the Word '4Party. It seemed he was always Di-ing to hit the road for Portland on Friday, but many times ended up traveling by Way of Rockland or Wellesley, Mass. Timmy was known for his love for basketball, which he played despite a decided dis- Portland, Maine advantage. Itis easy to quit smoking. Just ask Tim: he does it every day. Stump spent most of his senior year playing poker or wrestling with a diesel book. A momentary success in his attempts to defy gravity were achieved with a V.W. All the '69ers are sure T.C. will make a fine engineer in spite of Easy Edf' Activities, Cross Country 1,2,3g Basket- ball 1,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g C-1 Assis tant Platoon Leader 4. 139

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Scott Eugene McClain Fox Millinocket, Maine Marine Engineering 1 One of the rarest species in the Castine Zoo is the '4FoX.', It has cer- tainly been a privilege to observe this specimen for the last four years. Whether it was in Farmington, Gorham, Aroostook, Millinocket, or elsewhere, Sleep-Walk was always 'twhere the ac- tion is. None will ever forget that famous leap from the second story of an unmentionable building in Orono, and surely an occasional absence from class after Dinner-Liberty has not gone un- noticed. Although Scott was a quiet indi- vidual, he was one of the most active members of the HTroops. Among his likes were, lively parties, attending athletic functions, and his famous 'tafternoon-napsf' Being very easy to please 4'The-Fox had few dislikes about M.M.A. life, but it did seem that he had a phobia against reveille and Regimental Inspections. As we approach our graduation we send our best wishes and hopes for suc- cess to a sincere friend and a fine mem- ber of the 'cBlack-Gangf' Activities, Helm Staff lg Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Ring Dance Comm. 3. 141