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

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Qc, f or Michael Charles Bonsaint Frog, Mike Kittery, Maine Marine Engineering Mike brought with him to MMA a certain colorful quality that has endured in spite of the friendly barbs thrown by his many friends. Whether a tale of last week-end's adventures or a speech at a class meeting, Mike's eloquence never fell on deaf ears. His philosophy for everyday living was amusing at times but remark- ably true in most cases. At times Mike found the Academy chow to be not quite to his liking. Out came bowl and spoon and several boxes of his favorite cereal, and Mike was soon munching away. Mike is the type of man who will al- ways have many friends. As an engineer he possesses that certain knack that should really win success. Good luck to a great classmate and a fine engineer.

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if-. Q Charles Gregory Boetsch Greg Rockland, Me. Nautical Science The only '4County Boyw who hails from Rockland, Maine. We don't know too much about his past history but in the last three years he has collected a lot of buddies here at M.M.A. He Was a famous photographer, and Drill Squad performer, but perhaps best known for his exploits with that ucon- fiscatedv '4 Dodge truck With its in- famous 312 cubic inch Mercury engine. It's said those smoke screens were accomplished with the help of the chief engineer's daughter. Greg's the type with a real cool mind, and a love of the Merchant Marine and those groovy Italian girls. We all Wish him the best of luck. Activities, Drill Squad 1,2,3,4, Gun Club 3,4g Trick's End Photography Editor 4.

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xii Tia W if Kenneth Eugene Bryant Ken, Ken B. Livermore Falls, Maine Nautical Science Ken came to us from the interior town of Livermore Falls. After four years of diligent and demanding work by his classmates to remove his i'unsalty trade- marks, he now repays us by returning home each weekend, not to go out with girls but to chase through the woods hot on the trail of his coon dog. Thanks, Ken. Ken was always very near the top of his class academically and could be relied on at any time to help a classmate. As lst. Battalion Commander he con- sistently exhibited his fine leadership qualities. Certainly Ken is one of our better assets, and we know he will go far and be a credit to us. From us to you, Ken, Hfair winds and smooth sailing to a fine Deckman. Activities, Drill Squad 1,2,3g Intramurals 2,3,g Yacht Club 2,3,4g Prop Club 2,33 Gun Club 4, Graduation Committee 3,4g Striker 3, lst. Battalion Commander 4. 87