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

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,Mfr , Eric Donald Wilcox R.P Rangeley, Maine Nautical Science . The other one. Ric came to us from the town f?J of Cupsuptic. Yes, in Maine. With him came the Malibu, a car which gained in reputation as fast as its owner. When Ric couldn't be located, it was usually said, Find Ken and you'll find Ric, or vice-versa. lt has been said that he was once the recipient of the MGM Award, for his out- standing accomplishments. And no write- up of Ric would be complete if Donna, the girl who has been the subject of many a conversation, was not included. Many a time was Ric torn between the hunt and Donna. ln his Senior year as Regimental Ex- ecutive Officer he was industrious, hard- Working, and did much to improve the standards of the Academy. Many under- classmen found the true meaning of justice before his desk. To Ric we wish the best of luck and calmest of seas. Activities, Superintendentls List 2,3,4, Yacht Club 4, Propeller Club 2,3,4, Trea- surer 4, Rifle Club 4, Graduation Com- mittee 3,4, Ring Committee 3, Ring Dance Committee 3, Homecoming Com- mittee 4, Building Committee 4, Striker 3, Regimental Executive Officer 4.

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4 'Q if l t fi q i Stephen Nils Wikstrom Wik Skaneateles, New York Nautical Science Steve, better known as Wik, is perhaps best remembered as the man with the attache case, and there was often rather vigorous speculation on what was carried in that bag. Wik was a studious person, who could always be counted on for the right answer on most any subject. Connoisseur of fine old ships, and lover of the sea, Wik will surely be one of the first of us to win those coveted Master's papers. Activities, Mess Deck Master-At-Arms 43 Helm Assistant Editor 43 Yacht Club 2,3,4g Intramural Softball 3. 188

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Q35 William Fredrick Willette Bill, Willy Pine Point, Maine Marine Engineering Willy came to us from the sunny sands of Pine Point, Maine' with a smile on his face and no shoes on his feet. A good man with the books, Bill's big- gest problem was deciding what to do with all his spare time. Every Friday he was torn among three great lovesg a pretty X-ray techniciang his Dave Sweet- concaved-nose riding-custom-high per- fo rm anc e skeg-double reverse- T band stringer-surf boardg or the A.M.F. racing team. With his hard Work and determination he usually managed to squeeze all three into one Week-end. Welre sure this imaginative and ca- pable engineer Will find success in a career at sea. Good luck Bill. Activitiesg Track 2g Yacht Club 3,43 Pro- peller Club 4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Racing Team V.P. 3,4. ?a