Sea Magazine – May 2017

10 SEAMAGAZINE.COM MAY 2017

WESTCOASTFOCUS

Joe Henslee from Napa, Calif., was the first to supply the winning boat

name, Shoal Searcher. For his transcendentally terrific answer, Joe will

receive a West Coast Cruising Guide Multipack—Waggoner Cruising Guide

and Mexico Boating Guide—valued at $120, from Sea. Thanks for playing,

and keep your submissions coming.

HONORABLE MENTIONS

Plow-erboating

Robert Butkus, Palm Springs, CA

Belly Up to the Bar

Karl Pohlod, Sequim, WA

Sand Wedgie

Chris Jones, Spokane, WA

Loathe Tide

Richard Lyschik, Plano, TX

Sand Trapped

Craig Miller, via SeaMagazine.com

Miss Charted

Jan Gillings, Edwardsville, IL

Sandlubber

Cal Weber, San Clemente, CA

Love on the Rocks

Jeff Sihilling, via

SeaMagazine.com

Island Hopper

Jeff Eales, Lomita, CA

Fantasy Island

Judy Anderson, Puyallup, WA

Island Chopping

Tom Hartung, La Quinta, CA

Bottomfinder

Kevin Rabourn, Newcastle, WA

Beach Comber

Jerry Carderelli, Alexandria, VA

Bar None

Colleen Hunter, Spring, TX

Over Keel

Julia Pond, via SeaMagazine.com

Sand Gri-la

Randy Markus, Ellensburg, WA

Boat-a-tiller

Clifford Higashi, Seabeck, WA

Hey, Bartender

Dave Wallis, Salome, AZ

NAME THE BOAT

ÎCON TEST WINNER

MARCH Rick Martin illustration

WINNER: Shoal Searcher

In the Navy

Memorial Day is at the end of the month. While it marks the unofficial start

to boating season, it’s a day to remember people who have served their

country. Were you aware these well-known Americans served in the Navy?

Bob Barker served

as a fighter pilot in

WWII.

Paul Newman served

in the Navy during

World War II.

MC Hammer

served for three

years in the Navy.

Humphrey Bogart

served in WWI, on

USS Leviathan.

Don Rickles enrolled in

the Navy after graduat-

ing high school.

DID YOU KNOW?

Russell R. Waesche was the longest serving Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard,

with a tenure of 10 years.