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

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Compliments of RALPH A. LEAVITT Founder of the Academy Hon. Member Class 43 and WILLIAM LEAVITT 49 HERBERT C. MCALISTER 49 Members of CHASE, LEAVITT 81 Founded l854 CO. I 79 Commercial Street Portland, Maine Our door is always open to Academy Graduates and friends I PORTLAND PILOTS, INC. Capt. Capt. Capt Capt. Ca pt I79 Commercial St. Portland, Maine Howard L. Wentworth Granville l. Smith '47 Charles E. Prior Harlan L. Wadleigh Charles S. Dunbar '60 Saws. 4. -l - - y P - O O O ' o V I E W N 0000 4 v , , - at A .Ir 4 50 il r -I A .-.1 sf f ...aff 'Logo 'i Q l 1 160 Vv S .4 ll We 307 I Qsafae fhoafifw? A5 ve Alfa' at-aof' wr oeawg yew?- fAf00fA' fic' -f'aw.avf

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IIIIIK iIlIIIiIIl IIIlllI IIKES. IIIII lIIlIII'II IIIIIIIIIUS III lllllll Ill IIS The career for which you are preparing has no higher standards or goals than those set by the LYKES organization. For generations, the LYKES officer has shared our tradition ot service in the United States Merchant Marine, the challenge ot ever-new methods, and the deep personal satisfaction which individual enterprise brings. We have the largest, most modern privately owned American tlag fleet, with the most new ships of 20 knots and over, including those of the highly automated Gulf Clipper Class. And even newer Lykes ships ot the future-giant all purpose inter-modal carriers providing a whole new method ot ocean transportation-are scheduled for service in I97I. You can be proud to join the Lykes team, a leader in ocean transportation since I900. LINES LYKES BROS. STEAMSHIP CO., INC. New Orleans, Louisiana OFFICES AND AGENTS IN PRINCIPAL WORLD PORTS U. K. LINE ' CONTINENT LINE f MEDITERRANEAN LINE AFRICA LINE ' ORIENT LINE - CARIBBEAN LINE 806

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In 1960 Edward Knutsen graduated from a maritime academy Today, at 28, the old manIs got his own ship. ,ic-1: v-' '- N Q., '-7, ,gi K. He got his sea legs with Central Gulf. Captain Knutsen's story typiiies the young-thinking spirit and anchors-aweigh attitude that's made us No. 1 to the Middle East. CWe also carry a lot of weight in many interesting ports of call throughout the Mediterranean and Southeast Asia, and on both the U. S. Atlantic and Gulf coasts as Well.j You Won't find any fair-weather sailors at Central Gulf. We're looking for the kind of men who can take the shipping world by storrn. The opportunities for such a man at Central Gulf are as boundless as the sea itself. If you want a full-speed-ahead maritime career, write to Capt. Edward S. Drake, Manager, Marine Personnel, P. O. Box 53366, New Orleans, La. 70150 Set a course for success. Sail with Central Gulf. -M 3. - 0, , emma: au H ..irr w I UNE wulmmu STREET wnlmmrr 4 .9250 New yank Things happen when you call Central Gulf afeas Express MAINE PEOPLE CONNECTING MAINE WITH THE NATION General Offices 76 Dutton Street Bongor, Maine TRIANGLE WHOLESALE INC FRUITS - PRODUCE - GROCERIES Old County Rood, Hampden, Moine TEL. BANGOR 945-9479 308