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

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Kerry F. Temple Stoney Stockton Springs, Maine Marine Engineering Kerry, who comes from nearby Sandy Point, has a serene view of life that has to be admired by the harried. And he can always be counted on to help a person when an extra hand is needed. His sense of unselfishness does not stop with material aid, however, for time after time he helped to lift the downtrodden spirits of his classmates. A fine foredeck hand, Stoney has been more than willing to devote his time to the constant upkeep of the Academy sailboats, for he loves the wind and sea. During races, he was the type of individual that you could count on in an emergency. We know that Kerry will succeed in the years ahead. Activitiesg Drill Squad l,2,3,4.

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fX,,.?.V2:A: . p Q Thomas Frank Taylor CST77 Auburn, Maine Nautical Science Born in Castine twenty-two years ago, Tom returned to join our great class. It didn't take long to find out that Tom had many hidden talents. Second to his studies Tom excelled in both baseball and football. As baseball captain for 468, Tom led his team to capture the Northeast College Conference title, a first for M.M.A. Tv Was also selected as the All Conference Team shortstop. Tomis other specialties included a reserved seat at the f'49er', and his ability to communicate with the oppo- site sex. We, the Class of f'69, Wish you the best of luck and success in the future. Activities, Baseball 1,2,3,4g Baseball Captain 2,33 Football 3,4, Most lm- proved Lineman 3, Superintendent's List 3. 176

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,Za ' , . N., AWA -ig-,cg 2. ,, H, , g, , ' . , f ZW-255: , ii: '2y.h ' ' - ,,-,.:E2rfi': - Harold Robert Tiensivu Wilho, skip S. Portland, Maine Marine Engineering Skip, Wilho, Peppill, Tiensivu, another All American City boy, came to M.M.A. in search of a Career. It didnit take Skip long to find the popular circle on campus. This was es- pecially noticeable during one of his frequent psyche sessions. A basketball player for three years, he still was able to study hard enough to earn his stars. He was as entertaining on the court as he was in room 24. Many a classmate can recall that favorite expression of his when he did poorly on that last exam. But when the grades were posted, Wilho managed to make the top. Skip was a member of the Regimental Staff his senior year in the capacity of R.M.A.A. He did his job the Way he saw fit and no one argued with him. Being the eager, energetic, and intelli- gent engineer that he is, Wilho is sure to succeed Whether his ambitions remain in the Merchant Marine or turn toward the Coast Guard. Activities, Regimental Master at Arms 4g Striker 3g Basketball 1 ,2,3 ,4g Intramurals 1 ,2,3g Superintendent's List 1,2,3,4g M-Club 2,3g Graduation Committee 3. 178