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

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Ambling out of the world of Lobster Pots in Scituate to follow the ways of the sea at M.M.A., came the one and only Baron of the Boiler. Elmer was one for the ladies and his first year at the Academy was spent sightseeing around the Bogs in a pick-up truck. After becoming an engineer, he settled down to hard work and this was character- istic of his next two years. He became the well-known Fuel King and, except for one incident with the port life boat, became out- standing and proficient as an engineer. He was well rewarded in his first class year by becoming Watch Fs leader. We are sure that Bob will come to lead many men in the fu- ture, as he has done here at the Academy. ROBERT S. WILEY 35 Neal Gate Street Scituate, Massachusetts Fudd Muster Staff Supper Club Cadet Lieutenant Propellor Club Horizontal Club 28

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Robert S. Wile - Fredrick Barret Baldwin Ralph 0. Hill Norman M. Nilsen Louis C. Arruda, Jr. Cornelius J. Coughlin John Horgan i

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LOUIS C. ARRUDA JR. 17 Marvel Street Taunton, Massachusetts Stump Cadet Ensign Old Guard, Watch I Supper Club Baseball 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3 26 July Movement Many a patrolman has seen a driverless speeding car. Upon hailing the car and with further investigation, he usually discovers the mightiest of mites, of Taunton and M.M.A. fame. Size meant nothing to Stump, for the master of the machine had capabili- ties that most are denied. His engineering skills have far surpassed many of those who have preceded him. Louie ' s hard work and endurance have paid off well during his stay at the Academy. During his last year he be- came a cadet officer and the head man in the laundry department (a non-profit organiza- tion). With his boundless engineering skill and knowledge he is bound to go far in the Merchies. 29