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

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Lincoln E. McRae Skip Rockland, Maine Marine Engineering Boy, did me and Hammie . . . This phrase could always be heard Sunday night when Skip burst into your room with a detailed account of his weekend activities. Skip decided to join our class a little late, but soon was considered a close friend by all. His Hgreat white warrior was often seen parked outside the Dike,', on weekends. Usually seen sleeping behind his diesel book, he absorbed knowledge while he was asleep, by osmosis. An accomplished engineer, he follows the traditions of his seafaring neighbors in Rockland. We will always look back and remember his good humor through our stay here. Best of luck and smooth sailing, Skip. Activities, Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Squad Leader 3. 146

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si, . iz . 4.44 My -'7 fi' ? Z J'-iz , 4 nf' Z J Jeffrey Albert McMann Cuddles, Jeff Bath, Me. Marine Engineering Jeff, affectionately known to his classmates as Cuddles, came to Castine from Bath, Maine. When Jeff arrived it was soon apparent that there were two things on his mind, destroyers and food. Through the course of our freshman year it became apparent that chow and Jeff were synonimous. Sophomore year, Jeff became the self appointed 2nd Battalion short order cook and to be truthful most of the class liked it that way. Jeff was a very active member of the student body. He helped form the Gun Club, he was in on the first bell heist, and a member of the Norwich cannon brigade. Best of luck and smooth sailing from the Class of 1969. Activities, Intramurals 1,2,3g MMA Rifle Club 1,2,3,4. 145

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Edward Raymond Merry CCED77 Smithfield, Maine Marine Engineering Ed Will probably best ,be remembered around the Academy for his big smile and his ability to laugh. From the start Ed Was a Well-liked member of the Class of 69'7. Although hailing from Smith- field, he could usually be seen around Gorham on his free Weekends cutting the limbs off some poor tree. Athletically inclined, Ed gave all the energy he could to strengthen three Academy teams over his four year stay. While he was undoubtedly a baseball player at heart, he was also a starter on the undefeated Wrestling team and a traveling member of the cross country team for three years. Athletics however Were not, Why Ed came to Maine Maritime Academy and his competitive spirit carried over into the classroom to give him the basis for a successful engineering career. With a bright future lying ahead We all join together in Wishing Ed the very best of everything. Activities, 2nd Battalion Commander 4 Indoctrination 3, Cross Country 1,2,3 Propeller Club 2,3,4g Wrestling 35 Base ball 1,2,3g Building Committee 43 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4g AMF Racing Team 3,4 147