My co-conspirator at the time was 3/Eng Julian Clutterbuck. He had a bit of a stammer and yet all of his "conquests" (and he had a good few!) all agreed that they never heard him stammer!
Courtesy
of Richard Warren
Jules
and Bunny entertaining the punters again.
Courtesy
of Richard Warren
Bunny
with some very flamboyant American punters dressed as only the Yanks could
get away with :)
Missing names
here are Gerard Dubois and Greg Jackson in the back row and in the front row
on the right hand side, I believe, are Catherine Hooper and Anne Cufflin. Jim Cutfield
also has appeared in the recent photo added by Amanda Anthoson and Ann Cufflin (aka
Cufflink) married Martin Hawker DP.
Kim
? (soon to be Mrs Gill), Mike Gill (4EO), Lisa Varellas (Now Greenfield) (Shops),
Stuart
Greenfield (2O).
Stuart
Greenfield is still working for the company (35 years this year) albeit ashore now.
He's the head of Maritime Services for Carnival UK and his email address
is Stuart.Greenfield@pocruises.com
This was the
1982 annual Engineering "Goat Curry" lunch served by the
Pakistani crew after Ramadan. It's amazing how they served us considering
they were starving after a couple of weeks of starvation. But, to this
day, I wonder what the hell was in that curry. No part of the Goat went to
waste!
L-R (Clockwise
starting with the guy in the shades):
Mark
? (big man), ?? (Junior Eng), John Moon (Moony), Nick Morrow (CEO), ??
(1st Lecky), Bill McCandless (2EO), Steve ? (VO), ??, ?? (Waiter), ??, ??.
Courtesy
of Phil Archer
Another picture
of the post Ramadan curry lunch served on the IP Wardroom deck. Nick
Morrow (CEO) and Marcus James (Senior 2EO) to his left.
Phil recalls;
I have great
memories of Nick Morrow. He was the gentle giant, always nice to everyone.
We decided to take the speed boat for our usual outing in Acapulco. We tied it up while going for a beer (or two) on the beach only to find the boat missing when we returned. Crash didn't tie it down correctly. We laughed our asses off so much. Those were the days.
L-R
Mike Gill (4EO), Phil Archer (4EO) and Chris Adams (3EO).
Dennis and Passenger with Ivor Young in the
background.
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
Island Princess 1975
- In between Cocktails in Dennis' Cabin.
L-R
Standing:
Dennis, Huw Jones, Jon Winterbone,
Alan Hills (Hillis ?) & Dave Lund.
L-R:
Sitting:
Elvin Mullinger, John Gunner & Tony Chadwick.
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
Island Princess in Skagway 1975.
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
Island
Princess 1975 - Someone's in the Doghouse
L-R:
Dickie James, Dennis & Ian Brown.
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
Island
Princess 1976
L-R:
Dave Brown, Dennis
Morris and Barry Drew.
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
Island
Princess 1976
L-R:
Dennis,
Pat (wife to be), Maurice Dibsdall and passengers
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
Dennis and
Alan Hills (now deceased), Christmas 1975, Island Princess.
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
Dennis and Digby Wales, Island Princess 1975.
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
Dennis, Dave
Monteith, Barry Drew with Captain Biddick in the background.
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
Derek Cook and Dennis IP Wardroom, Island Princess 1976.
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
Singing Waiters ready to perform, Island Princess 1976.
Dennis
writes;
Waiting to perform are Dave
Monteith, Me, Barry Drew (showing the words of the songs on the inside of the trays,
thank God), and I forget the name of this really nice cadet.
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
Singing Waiters Performing. Island Princess 1975.
Where
the hell did the ghost come from?????
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
This
is me and the lovely Heather Campbell going through the Panama Canal locks
in 1976.
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
This
is me and Hew Jones working in 1975.
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
This
is a Purser, me, Ivor Young, Dickie James, Will ?, Penny Dunbar, John Winterbone, Martin Peek and I don’t remember the second mate’s
name in the Starlight Lounge in 1975.
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
This
is a good picture of the IP at anchor at Cabo San Lucas in 1976.
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
This
is the 'Poser Award' being awarded to Doc Evans and I forget the names of the others
attending (1975).
Harbo
adds;
This
is in fact "Sir" John Evans, great bloke. Also in the picture, Maggie Barlow (Snr Nurse) and I believe that's David Burleigh who would have been DP or
Purser back then.
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
This
is a shot of me going through the inside passage during an Alaskan cruise
in 1975.
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
Engineers and Electrical Officers on Officers Deck, Island Princess 1976.
The lads enjoying hot
punch L-R:
??,
??, Dave Monteith, Barry Drew, Dennis Morris, Maurice Dibsdall, Ian Brown, Dickie James.
Harbo
writes;
I think the lad to the left (cadet) is Paul Orr.
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
Glacier Bay, Island Princess 1975.
Dressing Gown Pub Lunch 1975.
Harbo
has kindly added the following names;
1
?? (Ents)
2 Denis Tanner
3 Bill Connolly (Superintendent)
4 John Gunner
5 Malcolm Rushen
6 Brian Biddick
7 Mike Moulin
8 Will ?
9 John Evans
10 ??
11 Dennis Morris
12 David Burleigh
13 Peter Levy
14 Digby Wales
15 David Brown
16 ??
17 ??
18 Louise Hicks
19 Penny Dunbar
20 ??
21 ??
Courtesy
of Dennis Morris
Another Glacier Bay Lunch with just
Dennis in the picture in 1976.
I can't
remember the occasion, but it must have been someone's Birthday, maybe
Denis Tanner. Great picture in the IP Wardroom.
L-R back:
Bill
McCandless (J2EO), Graham Lewis (2EO) (he banned me off decks twice -
thanks Graham), Nick Morrow (CEO), Mark ? (Big Man) (3rd Lecky), Denis
Tanner (VO), Jules ? (2nd Lecky), Jerry Tweddle (3EO), Haydn Dean (It's
the Haydn Dean Show) (Surgeon), Bernie Warner (1st Officer) (Am I
supposed to be on the bridge right now?)
L-R
Kneeling
Alison
Lewis
(Nurse) (great gal), ?? (Nurse) (another great gal), Peter Croucher (Asst
Cruise Director) (hey Croucher, did you ever find your shorts on the flag
mast?) and who else but Joy Casaru.
Tim
Lees has kindly named Alison Lewis, and remembers the other nurse being
cuddled by Croucher but can't remember her name. He agrees with Phil that
she was a great girl.
After
working as a Hospital Engineer for 10 years post sea with 1500 nurses I
can assure you from personal experience that ALL nurses are phenomenal
people and a breed all on their own and I mean that with all due respect.