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

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WN 2 if Bradley Joseph Annis Mr, Worldi' Bradford, Massachusetts Marine Engineering To sayujust one of our classmates does not do justice to Brad. Ever since he arrived with a footprint from Hthe point firmly embedded in him, Brad stood tall among his class. Fast talking his Way to freedom on Friday afternoon, or reefing the flagpole at Leavitt, Brad somehow managed to come out ahead. To call Mr. World a friend doesn't even come close to expressing our appre- ciation. So We say smooth sailingn and Warn all strange females to Watch out for the undisputed King of The Swamp? Activities, Social council 3,4g Weight- lifting 3,43 Intramurals 2,33 Yacht Club 3,4g Track Team 2, Movie Projectionist 4. 78

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James Harold Anderson Jim, Andy Yarmouth, Maine Nautical Science Hailing from the Clipper Town of Yarmouth, Jim changed his course from the Treasury Department to MMA. After settling down to Academy routine, Jim maintained throughout his four years a high degree of efficiency in all his en- deavors, finally becoming the conscient- ious Platoon Leader of A-I. Studies were no real burden to Jim, but he should have given little more attention to reading charts and learning the light characteristics on the coast of Maine, after that trip from Saugus aboard the Sea Angel. Just about every Friday, Roll 'Em Would be his cry. All aboard the Southland Express, fa blue Calientej With Jim at the helm. The var- ious nightspots of Portland Were about to be invaded for the Week-end. A credit to MMA and the Class of 669, Jim Will always maintain his true course and reach his destinations. Good luck to a fine deckman. Activities, A-I Platoon Leader 4, Baseball lg Basketball 1,2,3, Yacht Club 1,2,3, In- tramurals 1,2,3,4g Superintendent's List, 1,2,3,4. 77

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Michael G. Atkins Virgil Gardiner, Maine Marine Engineering Mike was known for his ability to par- ticipate in a bull session without saying a word, but when he did finally say some- thing, it was usually worthy of attention. Mike's interests ranged from bikes to cars to good music. He became an active member of the Castine 500 his senior year, but this proved to be short-lived, due to mechanical difficulties. On our cruises, Mike always seemed to have more fun than anyone else. Whether it was dining at the Officers Club in Puerto Rico or hitting the top floor shows in Barbados. Back home, Mike always managed to spend his spare time with a certain young blonde. Good luck to a great classmate!