Massachusetts Maritime Academy - Muster Yearbook (Buzzards Bay, MA)

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Football Softball Baseball, trainer Bitter End Club Rowing Team Secretary, T.C.S. Club Out of the deep, dark, corridors of the African Jungle comes one of the jungle ' s most famous characters, Dumbo the flying elephant. His ability to fly is exceed- ed only by his great ability on the football field. Reggie will always remember Philly and the loss of one of his crooked ivories at the hands of one of his classmates and fel- Reginald V. Berry Reg 102 Elm Street Marblehead, Massachusetts low Header. Not being satisfied with membership in the horizontal club of the starboard aisle, he also became a member of the horizontal club of Brighton Marine Hospital. He has resigned from the latter but is very active in the former. Do in life as you ' ve done on the football field and you ' ll have no problems, Reggie. 29

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— ■f Arthur George Aldrich, Jr. Henry 10 Marble Road Gloucester, Massachusetts From the draggers of Gloucester to the good ship Chun came Henry Aldrich the Gloucester fisherman. As a young man Henry was quite a story- teller and many a night he spent in the port aisle entertaining the upper jobs, including of course, Duke and the Fog , with his thrilling exploits. As our first section leader Henry proved himself well able to control the masses, so much that he became a private eye for the Doucet Detective Agency. Many days Baseball St. Thomas Touring Club Propeller Club Basketball President T.C.S. Club found Henry and the Fog engaged in extra curricular activities either in short hops to Hyannis or skin diving in Buz- ' zards Bay. Henry will always remember the ports he visited, especially Ciudad Trujillo and Havana, and the friends, female and other- wise, while cruising on the Charleston. None of us will ever forget Art, for he was another of those Gloucester fishermen who go down to the sea in ships. 28

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From the jungles of darkest Dorchester came Anyface, wearer of many faces, but master of none. Bob as he is sometimes called, was dissatisfied with his face in our youngie year, so after a few twists and bashes here and there, Anyface emerged to take part in our infamous history. Bob will be remembered in our hallowed halls mostly for his outstanding ability on the gridiron. Luck always seemed to be with him until a week before the Maine game, when Nails received his first in- jury. Also, he will be remembered for those Sunday night chats that lasted into the wee hours of the morning. The subject was al- ways the adventures of Anyface, master criminal, or Wes and the boys. So whether it ' s the Merchies or the Great Grog Fleet, here ' s to all your faces from all of us. Good luck to a great guy and a great pal. 30