TA Students To Play In All State Concert
Thornton Academy students travel to Dartmouth College New Hampshire for teletype games with a 2.5 million computer and campus tours. Tomorrow several TA students depart for the Maine All State concert in Caribou. tickets for the Spring Carnival go on sale this week with children 25 cents students 50 cents adults 1 dollar.
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Donna
Thornton Academy
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N.H
Dominic DiBiase
Kiewit
Induction Ritual At SAH Honor Society Bursts With Events
Tomorrow marks a major SAH Honor Society induction with MARIE D Ambroise and RITA BELLEFEUILLE. March 26 27 Vocation Days at St Andre s High School featured folk masses led by Rev David Fitzpatrick and Rev Maurice Morin followed by group discussions. Freshmen and sophomores spoke Tuesday while juniors and seniors met Wednesday. Jeanne Montembeau gained acceptances at Farmington State College and St Francis College planning elementary education. Senior class prepared a spaghetti supper for April 7 430 730 pm at the fish hall with tickets at the door to fund the class trip.
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St. Andre's High School
David Fitzpatrick
Maurice Morin
Father Fitzpatrick
Jeanne Montembeau
Farmington State College
St. Francis College
Jeanne
Johnquette
Girls chosen for Dirigo State to attend in June
Paulette Sa inte Simone Binette and Es sie Beauchesne are selected with alternates Theresa Landry Rita Bisson and Pat Paquette to represent St. Andre at Girls State at Colby College Waterville in June.
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Dirigo State
Paulette Sainte
Simone Binette
Essie Beauchesne
Theresa Landry
Rita Bisson
Pat Paquette
St. Andre
Colby College
Waterville
Student Council Primaries Held March 28
Primary voting occurred March 28 as Paula Martel, Student Council president, asked candidates questions for three offices. After answers and discussion, voting proceeded and results were announced for the corresponding offices.
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Paula Martel
Cecile Gagne Accepted at Two Colleges This Month
Cecile Gagne was accepted this week at the University of Maine and earlier this month at Merrimack College in North Andover Massachusetts. The sequence shows multiple college acceptances for the student within a short period.
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Cecile Gagne
University of Maine
Merrimack College
North Andover
Mass
NHS Plans Induction Ceremonies For Tomorrow
The National Honor Society is completing plans for induction ceremonies to be held tomorrow, outlining guest speakers and new members.
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The
National Honor Society
Fair Ladies Beauty Contest Entries Sought At BHS
The article notes Fair Ladies beauty contest entries are being sought at Biddeford High School. AFJROTC cadets may tour simulated jet training at Pease AFB after school, with potential weekly sessions. Maine officials visit BHS to assist students, while York County prepares for a Saco Jaycees sponsored contest.
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Kath! Garnache
Everett B. Thurlow
Biddeford High School
Pease Afb
York County
The
Saco Jaycees
Captain Ford Visits R.O.T.C. Unit at Local School
Captain James C. Ford of Air Diversity Maxwell AFB arrived last Thursday to spend two days with the ROTC unit and meet school officials about the program.
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James C. Ford
Air Diversity
Maxwell A.F.B
R.o.tc
Cadet Talks Promote ROTC at Biddeford Junior High
Two AFJROTC cadets Keith Doyon and Barry Noble spoke to freshman boys at Biddeford Junior High School last Tuesday about enrolling in ROTC in high school.
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Biddeford
Keith Doyon
Barry Noble
Freshien
Fourth edition Tiger Rag prints presidential poll results
The staff conducted an informal poll of 600 students asking Who Do You Want For President. Kennedy led with 197 votes, followed by Rockefeller 44, Johnson 42, Nixon 38, McCarthy 28, Wallace 17, Reagan 13, Muskie 4, Romney 3. A follow up survey will assess campaign effects later this year.
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Tiger Rag
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Johnson
Nixon
MacCarthy
Wallace
Reagan
Muskie
Romney
College Night Draws Wide Student Turnout
A good turnout of college students gathered last Wednesday for College Night planned by and for students in F T A. Speakers shared views on college life with attendees from Clarke University, Dartmouth, Farmington State, Gorham State, Nassan College, St Francis College, and U M P.
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F.T.A
Richard Gillis
Babson Institute
Arthur Lerman
Diane Wagner
Andre Turcotte
Clarke University
Richard Beaudette
Dartmouth
Patricia Banker
Catherine Cantara
Farmington State
al Letellier
Susan Wakefield
Gorham
Guidance director completes senior interviews for college plans
Harold Pinansky, guidance director, is finishing interviews with all seniors to review their post high school plans. Students are reminded they have until April 6 to sign up for college.
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Harold Pinansky
FTA Starts Second Project Selling Book Covers
The F.T.A. has launched a second project focused on selling book covers. The effort expands the organization's activities beyond its original mission, aiming to generate revenue through a new product line and engage readers and retailers alike.
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F.T.A
F.B.L.A. Sells Black Orange Tiger Sweatshirts
The F.B.L.A. offers black short sleeve sweatshirts featuring an orange tiger. Orders are taken during the week for 3 dollars each. Proceeds fund office machine purchases.
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F.B.L.A
F.H.A. Members Choose Materials for May Fashion Show
On Friday March 29 F H A members picked fabrics and sewing materials for their upcoming projects. The creations will be displayed at a fashion show scheduled for May 22 featuring the group’s work and designs.
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F.H.A
Student journalism trip to Syracuse University
The annual project by the Student Council will send one student for 10 days starting August 11 to Syracuse University. It is an all expense paid trip for a student interested in journalism or joining the yearbook staff next year. At Syracuse, the student will attend journalism classes and live on campus with about 150 schools represented.
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Jis
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Law Students Aid New York City Attorneys in Poverty Law
Law students devote about 15 hours weekly assisting NYC lawyers by interviewing clients and preparing for trials within Mobilization for Youth's legal services division. Lester Evans notes these dedicated students, versed in social issues, aim to work in poverty law and justice for the underprivileged.
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New York City
Lester Evans
Evens
MJA Honor Parts To Be Announced
March 31 at Ma rie Joseph Academy notes a 10th annual Sodalities and Christian Action gathering at Cheverus High School Portland with a mass. Activities included a poetry recital and a vocations campaign supported by Father David Fitzpatrick. The academy will announce the term honor roll and graduation parts soon.
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MJA
Marie Joseph Academy
Jeanne Frechette
Sodalities
Cheverus High School
Portland
David Fitzpatrick
Central Theater
Biddeford
Academy
Parent Gives Opinion On Car Owning Teens
MICHAEL LAMM DE OR MIKE discusses teen car ownership, arguing chores align value and effort with costs while warning studies may suffer if teens pay for vehicles. A concerned reader seeks cheaper interior repairs for a 1957 MGA roadster, with DIY terrycloth seat covers and replacement kits suggested.
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Michael Lamm DE
Mike
Students Tackle Consumer Problems in City Firm Case
The students work on issues such as consumer fraud, installment purchases, and defective merchandise. They also examine salary garnishees, welfare, taxation, and sometimes immigration as part of their studies.
Teen pet passions divide dogs over cats among teens
A survey of a thousand teens finds seven in ten favor dogs as ideal pets with boys largely preferring large breeds for durability and watchdog duties while girls lean toward smaller lap dogs. Three to one favor cats among girls for cuddliness, and other pets like parakeets rabbits and horses also gain fans.
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Minis
Maxis
Maureen Becker
Philadelphia
Louis Kruger
New Haven
Conn
Silver Spring
Judith Norton
Kathleen Nolan
Miami
Fla
Rod Smith
Amarillo
Tex
Colleen Flaherty
LaSalle
Tit
Paula Scali
Washington D.C
Denver
Colo
Marcia Reeter
Eric Ellis
Pocatello
Idaho
David Stroud
St. Paul, Minn
New Orleans
Crocodile Maturity Rate in Kenya Around Three Percent
A Kenyan study finds only about three percent of newly hatched crocodiles reach maturity. Researchers cite predation, habitat loss, and human pressures as key factors reducing survival to adulthood.
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Kenya
Donaton Of Trees Mulled At OOBHS
Old Orchard Beach seniors met with the school board to discuss donating trees on Arbor Day. A follow up class meeting tomorrow will plan fundraising. The annual prize speaking contest is set for April 29 in the gym with eight participants.
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Donaton
Patricia Presby
Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach High School
Marcia Joncas
Caroline Simpson
Dianne Sweeney
Dawn Girard
Constance Melancon
Steven Ryan
Ronald Dyer
Steven Zafirson
Dino Vakas
Driver Education Course Concludes With Permit Tests
The driver education course under Bernard Neveux has completed this year with about 22 students. They took their permit tests last Tuesday, marking the successful completion of the program.
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Bernard Neveux
Prom plans with Hawaiian theme for junior class
The Junior Class advances a Hawaiian prom theme with no date set yet. Prom committee members include Donna Moutsatsos, Dennis Pittfield, Lorie Grenier, Deborah White, Leo L Heureux, Karen Horne, Patricia Presley, William Cushir, and Karen Brousseau. Arthur Lachance directs the effort.
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Donna Moutsatsos
Dennis Pittfield
Lorie Grenier
Deborah White
Leo L'Heureux
Karen Horne
Patricia Presley
William Cushir
Karen Brousseau
Arthur Lachance
Spaghetti Supper Planned by Student Council
The Student Council plans a spaghetti supper on May 4 from 5 to 7 p.m. with adult tickets at $1 and 75 cents for students. Proceeds will fund the Student Council Scholarship Fund. Future bottle drives and car wash events were also proposed. The fifth annual science fair was held last Thursday night at the high school, with each science class displaying projects for the public. Chairs included Miriam Leonard and Robert Boisjoly for Chemistry under Arthur Dickson. Janice Hamilton and Bruce Boyer for Biology under Dewey Thompson. Terry Tucker and Rebecca Barker for General Science under Lawrence Beam. and Patricia Michaud and John Pipinias for Physics under Emerson Cummings.
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Miriam Leonard
Robert Boisjoly
Arthur Dickson
Janice Hamilton
Bruce Boyer
Dewey Thompson
Terry Tucker
Rebecca Barker
Lawrence Beam
Patricia Michaud
John Pipinias
Emerson Cummings
High School Students Named for Travel and Speech Festival
Jerome LePelletier plans a literary pilgrimage for juniors and seniors to Cambridge and Boston landmarks and author homes. Dianne Sweeney to represent at Cape Elizabeth High April 1 with a selection from The Cruel Sea. Twenty two boys sign for baseball under Coach Laton and Urbain chance at Community College.
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Jerome LePelletier
Cambridge
Boston
Mass
Dianne Sweeney
Cape Elizabeth High School
Nicholas Monsarrat
Dean Koepp
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Steven Bryant
East Coast Aero-Tech
John Pipinias
University of Maine
Bowdoin College
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Joseph Pipinias
Colby College
Patricia Michaud
Middle Tennessee State University
William Sullivan
St. Francis College
University of Hartford
Susan L'Heureux
Mary Jane Morris Elaine Bouchard
Andover Institute
Dana Duhamel
Northeastern Business School
Thomas Egan
Ronald Lemire
Maine Maritime Academy
Lynn Pittfield
Gorham State
Scott Wood
Career Academy
Marc Beauregard
Paul Beauregard
Ston University
Dennis Rioux
Laurel
Connecticut
Gloria Schmitt
Arthur Laton
Music Makes This a Youth World
Smokey Robinson discusses how rock n roll reflects today’s world and unites youth across races. He notes a recurring 20 year music revolution, cites Bobby Darin’s big band rock beat, and says pop songs now speak out while youth culture ties black and white performers to new fame.
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Smokey Robinson
Miracles
Smokey
Bobby Darin
The
Claudette
Bobby Rogers
Pete Moore
Ronnie White
Wells High School rehearsal opens for Sound of Music
Wells High School advances to final rehearsal for The Sound of Music with cast led by Kathy Call Janice Guilford Ken Call Dave Tufts Doreen Danis Susan Ireland Elissa Littlefield General Diane Ducharme and Jay Colby. Honorable mention to Bever ly Reeves Jack Gordon Dallas Duglas Sydnie Smith Steve Glanville Andrea Hopkins Kathy Littlefield Diane Metcalf Richard Hamlyn. Barbara Morse first in biology B section biology winner will compete in State Fair. Rehearsals begin for May 10 production.
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WELLS
Dents
Kathy Call
Janice Guilford
Ken
Wells Jn- Call
Dave Tufts
Doreen Danis
Nior
Audi
Susan Ireland
Elissa
Kirk Allen
Luda Colburn
Teenlan
San Sieiain
Beverly Reeves
Jack Gordon
Dallas Duglas
Sydnie Smith
Steve Glanville
Andrea Hopkins
Kathy Littlefield
Diane Metcalf
Richard Hamlyn
Bessie Hubbard
Diane Cameron
Kathy Searles
Lynne Hamlyn
Susan Buckley
Nancy Johnson
Tom Amirault
Jim Gough
Cheryl Brooks
Ronald Young
Juliet Fournier
Steve Libby
Debbie Buswell
Rayette Huden
Kathy Tracy
Susan Cole
Mike Hamlyn
David Moulton
Craig
Dievennss
Douglas Cady
Janet Coombs
Cheryl Gray
Heather Jamieson
Jeff Jones
William Litchfield
Bernard Nickerson
Brian Perry
Howard Ryerson
Janice Hanson
Patricia Tuttle
Barbara Morse
Tim Tower
Wells High
Wells High School
Jane Ahern
University of New Hampshire
Linda Basten
Burdett
Martha Bragdon
Pierre School of Beauty
Christine Brooks
University of Maine
Stetson University
Hillsdale Jr. College
Moody Bible Institute
Miami - Dade College
Smith
Anne Galligan
Rose Galligan
Plymouth State
Janice Gilford
Northeastern University
New England Deaconess Hospital
Linda Gordon
Carole Gowen
Albert Johnson
Thomas Keyes
Elissa Littlefield
Howard Littlefield
Patricia Milliard
Green Mountain Junior College
Diane Sevigneuv
Endicott
LaSalle Junior College
1967 SLH Yearbook Wins A Certificate
Donald Lauzier a senior at St Louis High will take part in the All State Music Festival in Caribou April 3 7 representing the Eagle Band with director Marcel Drapeau Don will contribute his trumpet to the All State Band The Columbia Scholastic Press Association awarded a first place certificate to the 1967 Eagle Yearbook Strong points cited lay outs photography theme development and student coverage Responsible for publication were Brother Edgar St Pierre moderator Richard Bedard Judith Fontaine Ronald Guilmette Donald Lavigne Mary Lou Robert and Jeannine Vachon and the girls jayvees The JV s defeated the cheer leaders 35 13 A varsity girls and boys game featured boxing gloves with the boys winning 56 54 Dave Pelletier led the boys with 22 Joanne Petit led the girls with 15 The 67 68 varsity basketball team attended the Boston Celtic Detroit Piston playoff on March 24.
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Donald Lauzier
St. Louis High
Caribou
Eagle Band
Marcel Drapeau
Don
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Edgar St. Pierre
Richard Bedard
Judith Fontaine
Ronald Guilmette
Donald Lavigne
Mary Lou Robert
Jeannine Vachon
Jayvees
Dave Pelletier
Joanne Petit
Seven St Louis High students win regional science fair
Seven St Louis High students judged winners at Marshwood High regional science fair on March 73 with five advancing to the State Science Fair at Bates College Lewiston on April 6. Winners include Bos ton second in physics Les sard third in physics Grondin second in chemistry Remillard third in chemistry Gendron second in biology Boucher second in biology Petrin second in other sciences.
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St. Louis High
Marshwood High School
Bates College
Lewiston
Daniel Boston
Leo Lessard
Patricia Grondin
Michael Remillard
Doris Gendron
David Boucher
Marc Petrin
Season tickets for 1968 St Louis baseball season
Brother Richard Hebert athletic director announces season tickets will go on sale. Student tickets are priced at 50 cents and adult tickets at 1 dollar.
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St. Louis
Richard Hebert
Soft Femininity Sets Spring Fashion Shade
Fashion experts predict a gentler teen look this spring with softened colors and fabrics. High waists, reduced hemlines, ruffles, and romance inspired by the Edwardian era emerge as designers push a softer, girlier silhouette.
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Maine
Morris Page
Glenn Anderson
Thom Mogan
Steve Willey
Jerry Walls
Kathi Ledoux
Selene Mack
Janice O'Neil
Ragnhild Eriksen
T.A
Norway
Brunswick High School
Ragnhild
SAH Honor Society
By Marie D’ Ambroise
and Rita Bellefeuille
Jeanne Provencher
Paulette Lapointe
Claudette Giguere
Joan Landry
Diane Paquette
Afjrotc
Peter N. Kyros
Harlow Currier
Maine Vocational Rehabilitation Agency
Department of Education
Mr. Currier
B.H.S
N.Y.C
By Annette Rioux
Cecile Cloutier
Amco
Fulton Ave
North Hollywood
Calif
M.A. Pettt
Nancy Gilbert
Gilbert Youth Service, Inc
Donald Pushaw
Gary Merrill
Guy Roberge
Gilbert Lacroix
Craig Kimball
Charles Vincent
WHS
SLH
By Carol Petit
Peter Bouffard
Paul Camire
Orono
Ronald R. Cote
New Hampshire College of Commerce
Emile Pinard
Computer Programming Institute
Donald Poisson
Hartford Institute of Accounting
Hartford, Conn
Rene Simard
Gorham State College
Ann Rogers
Lord and Taylor’s
Leonard Tuttman
Tutkait
Miss Rogers
Tuttman
Helena Rubinstein
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