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

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William Walter Uhler Whale, Touche, Useless Chester Springs, Pa. Nautical Science The Winding roads of Maine have seen quite a lot of the Whale's beige bomber in the past 4 years-a bumper here, a couple of fenders there, but it still keeps rolling along. The girls still think that Bill is one of the fortunates who Went through MMA in a eight-month program. especially after those Colby trips turned into Pennsylvania flights. Touche always moaned about the dull country life here, until one of the locals tried a shotgun on him one night and changed his mind. Although Bill was always on top of the academic scence, he never seemed to let it cut into his social life or sack time. Best of luck to a real 6'69er,' who someday hopes to be the Perry Mason of the fleet. Activities, Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Drill Squad 1,2,3g Drill Master 4g Yacht Club 3,4g Superintendentis List 1,2,3,4. 181

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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

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, . , , 1.!'1'.x ff- sf, Peter George Vigue Viguestine, Vig Pittsfield, Maine Marine Engineering Peter is true 69'er. Throughout his four years here, he has given unselfishly of himself to his class and the Academy. Be it pep rally, better food, stealing can- nons, or getting us a color T.V., Peter was always in there plugging. Peteris appointment as cadet Mess Of- ficer Was unanimously supported. Since that day the food and efficiency of the mess deck progressed beyond reality. Peter could always be counted on to come through for his classmates. The best Ring Dance the Academy has ever had would not have been possible With- out his efforts. Good luck as you go out into the world, and if we are lucky, your path and ours will cross again someday. Activities, Welfare Recreation Com- mittee 2,3,4, Propeller Club 2,3,4g Knights of Columbus 3,43 Rifle Club 3,45 Alpha Phi Omega 3,43 Regimental Mess Officer 45 Junior Striker 3g Intramurals. 182