SUNY Maritime College - Eight Bells Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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DANIEL J. BUBNIAK Amsterdam, New York uBubs was one of the few to have a taste of the outside world before sailing down the Hudson River on his size 14 canal boats to Fort Schuyler. Along with his repertoire of songs and wonderful voice, Qso he tells usj the ole man of the Class lufmed his darts down from Baldy's Bar in Amsterdam, his first homebio teach the city boys a new thrilling game. ' After taking to the Maritime way of life, Bubs quickly took to the art of letter writing. His letters seemed to have one main theme' Mom, send more money. Not only did Bubs possess man' charms, but he was the cadet most affected by Monday mornin 3' the only person knew on the '63 Cruise, the only cadet more glasses than Carter has Little Liver Pills, and the only per- son alive with a bigger mouth than RFE. His greatest accomplishment came on the '63 Cruise, when as CCE he set the all-time record for most hours in rack. As we have been told many times, his life's ambition is for him to know and you to find out. French Club. 13? Ni E sl! :rxx ' fx V' rx- . 9' ru 223383 2232333228223332333333282 ' cw A 2 are ,fl f , 5 R LAWRENCE J. BURBIGE Bayside, New York Larry Joe, as his mother calls him, is always the First one up at reveille. Maybe that's because he is the first one in rack the night before. And his favorite saying is 'fDon't Sweat It. Ha! Maybe we shouldn't sneer at him, for the First Class would probably starve if it weren't for his Wednesday night servings of veal parmesan. His moth-er is a great cook, and she also makes a good chauffeur when she waits for him on the pier with the Cadillac. Here again he makes another first-first one out of the gate. The '63 Cruise seemed to have treated him A.O.K. except for one night in Albany when he spent just a little too much time and money in Yezzi's and ended up paying again, but not with money. Luckily, he recuperated on the Atlantic crossing by being one of Amatucci's boys. We think he recovered too well since he was the only guy that tried to buy Europe and bring it back to the U.S. Larry's ambitions are to own a red Corvette and a piece of Jones' Beach. Intramurals, S.N.A.M.E., Newman Club. 105

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-1 . 1,5 V, Y 52 I fr M y j f' ...Jin M wr . . JOHN j. BRENNAN New York, New York John found his way to Fort Schuyler from upper Manhattan. He adapted himself to the Hmilitaryw routine quite easily, and it wasn,t long before he was selling milk and sandwiches with his brother. John made friends easily and could always be found talking about anything and everything, except school work. Although a firm be- liever in plenty of rack, John was one of the top men in his class academicall . In his Segfond Class Year, John switched to the Nuclear program and, somewhere along the line, picked up the nickname Mono- Nucf, Every night when it was time to dow homework, his room turned into a meeting place for the 'fnucsf' much to the dismay of his engineer roommates. On the cruises, John acquired a taste for the European spirits, and has memories of many a good night of liberty. He will always remember Dublin, where it was just like bleinlgl atlllgme for him, and will never forget St. Patty's Day and t e ote 1CtOr1a. As for the future, John is looking forward to graduate school followed by a career in nuclear engineering. If the past is any in- dication of the future, John is stu'e to be a success. S.N.A.M.E., S.A.N.S., Newman Club. DENNIS J. BRENNAN Miller Place, New York Upon arriving at Fort Schuyler from Manhattan College High School Denny cut his first two weeks of Indoctrination in half by Spending his time in the hospital, the first of several visits. Un his return, most of Denny's spare time was taken up by three extracur- ricular activities, namely, Newman Club, ofiwhich he later became President, artist for different school organizations, and, last, but not least, his rack. U When Denny was a resident of theIBronx there were several nights that he shared pizza and beer with his roommate, Ed, but now Denny has shifted his home to Miller Place, Long Island, and may often be found hitchhiking ,on Southern State Parkway, During his First Class Cruise, Denny became an ardent listener to the Song, USO Much In Love, and is well known by his trade mark A.L.B.A.N.Y. Denny will be a success in whatever he puts his heart into-Best of luck, Den. Newman Club: Pres., Eight Bells: Art Ed., Porthole: Art Ed., I.R.C. ,, 5: 'E ' A gf ff :, 1- 40 ' 223232222222SSSSSZISSSISZZSSSSS sh S ' XS, E sis X . 2 f refill ' V Q A' , , N W Q t S X l gg X X.. - . ss , ,X . Q , vsp, . y S 1 X ss R N. Si . 2 X .s . 3 C, ..

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,.-rs-v i ,. 11 1 1 1 12 1 1 1 1 1 li It 1 . '1 I 1 1 I 1 4 rs ii ll 1 l i 1 1 s 1 1 Z 4 1 1 1 I 1 . v l l 1 H 1 1 1 ? 1 JOSEPH S. CARONE Brooklyn, New York Joe hails from Brooklyn, which is the only place in the United States that you need a passport to get to and from. During his four years at Brooklyn Prep., Joe worked part time as a mate on charter boats which bent him towards a career at sea. The King of Dealsl' himself, Joe will always be remembered for his get-rich-quick plans, being a draft dodger, and being the first one in his class to own a sextant. Joe loves to go fishing, and we're still waiting and wondering what he was fishing for with a certain First Classman in Oslo. He is a model cadet who is inclined towards the Merchant Marine Mili- tary Policy, but who, on the other hand, is militarily unstable. He is still wondering why his class mates took his appointment as C.0.0.D. as a fast ticket to the lifeboats. Happy memories of the Fort will surely include standing the 0400 to 0800 with the mumbling noise, All he really wants to do, states this lovable little Italian, is to ship out and then retire to work for the Weather Bureau on some exotic south sea island! z J , 3 Z, .S 0 , , tg, T . f . t 1 1 B V , , X , f, frffgwg, ,SAY flax X ,Z I 1 . 1 ,,,,., ,.,. X 1213 If A v , 1 fl uc ff 3 CSSSSSISSSSSSSSSSSS232233232339 C HARRY T. CARTER East Quoque, New York Long Island's answer to St Peter in Hshin ' ' . . - t, g ability only, came to glsulgflaritime College and found himself right at home, and at the angffslsy 21 Ifveekend Harry was most interested in the foreign scenery and Sp? ture of the foreign ports, particularly as seen in Portugal Hfagggs 0n1Y.ai1T1 is to graduate after being here for four years. P 1V6 attitude toward life brought him many friends, and although he has not decided what h ' ' . , 11 d f d , Chances are he Wlushlp forawhile. e wi 0 a ter gra uation Bowling, Intramurals, if 106 1 .Qi 1 1?