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

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QD Gerald Edward Turner, Jr. Jerry York Beach, Maine Marine Engineering Jerry will be remembered as one of the outspoken members of the Class of '69. He was never at a loss for words and never hesitated to express them, having little concern for whose toes were stepped on, possessing such natural journalistic talents. it is small wonder he became Editor-ln-Chief of the Castine Heraldj' more commonly known as The HELM. As editor, Jerry was able to amass a veritable bundle of '4Greenie Weeniesn for his poignant monthly editorials. Homecoming 1968 saw Jerry in fine form. After making the reservations for three years, he finally occupied the room and actively attended the annual Bash. Jerry was a Midshipman of contrast. On week-ends he worked tirelessly to earn money for his tuition and fun times, but at the Academy he could be found most often in the rack or passing time in front of the tube. Despite this Jerry managed to be the top engineer in the class. We wish Jerry the best, knowing he will be as good an engineer as he was a classmate. Activities, Band 1,2,3,4g Helm Staff 1,2,3,4g Social Committee 3,4g Propeller Club 4, Mail Orderly 1,2,3g Post Master 4, Gun Club 3,45 Superintendent's List 1,2,3,4.

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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

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Lloyd Haswell Turner, Jr. Jack Pine Point, Me. Marine Engineering In the fall of 465 Castine gained Pine Point's foremost clam digger. He traded his fork for a White hat, collar stay, and a beautiful pair of leggings. Jack could never be found in Castine on Weekends, and , Was often seen heading as far as Canada or Pennsylvania with The Whale. On return, their tales would keep classmates captivated for hours. Sailing, one of Jack's more enjoyable sports, took him to many havens along the Maine coast and his outstanding abilities earned him the Kennaday Cup. Jack Will always be remembered by the class,as a hard Worker and loyal party companion. Good luck in the future. May your bearings always have oil and your boilers never run dry. Activities, Cross Country 1,2g Track Team 2, Yacht Club 3,43 Striker 3, Senior Editor Trick's End 4, D-II Platoon Leader 4. 180