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

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Baseball 1, 2, 3 Supper Club Golf Team 3 UCCL All Star 20-20 Club Newman Club LAWRENCE W. BUTLER Butts 16 LANCASTER AVENUE REVERE, MASSACHUSETTS Butsie come aboard in the wake of his brother Frank, who had fortunately been in good standing with the class of 1956. Larry would have sailed through the year with ease if his affections towards a hometown lass had not kept his heart in other places than the Fwd. compartment. After leading his section scholastically the second semester Butsie decided to become a Snipe. He made this choice against his better judgment and his later regrets concerning the move proved, as usual, he was right and the multitude of helpful advisors wrong. His determination and integrity, which was shown in many courageous incidents enables us to proudly pre- sent this profile.

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Doyen Dozen Propeller Club Newman Club St. Thomas Touring Club en Island Humane Society t RAYMOND D. AYERS Shawmut 328 EAST STREET HINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS Ask Ray he Nose everything, at least he used to before the Public Health Service confiscated one of his more useful appendages. As a young man this cherished piece of anatomy was often employed to hold up the classroom walls and it also proved unbelievably successful in the war game Torpedo. Shawmut, the Hingham Indian, became one of the better engineering students during his three year stay and his congeniality, except toward the Hydrant, will long be remembered. Whether it be Navy or Mer- chant Marine let ' s hope you bury the hatchet deep in the tree of success.

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Basketball 1, 2, 3 Golf Team Supper Club Hole in One Club Cadet Ensign Watch I HERBERT DANIEL CASH Danny 15 MURRY ROAD HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS Danny and his wild west show pulled into the Gulch one bright August morn looking for the bogger circus. After nosing around and checking all the Mais he was unable to make up his mind so he agreed to stay for only three years. At first the riding was a little rough but soon Dan had the matters well in hand and settled down to the serious work of being a snipe. In this field he seemed to prosper and by doing everything the Wright way Boiler Division really produced. Let ' s hope his success here Carries Over into whatever stage of life he tries to give a whiil at. Just for luck we are throw- ing in a gross of horse shoes.