Thornton Academy Cheerleaders Picked for Next Year
April events at Thornton Academy feature a student body production The Witches Curse a parody on Macbeth written by Mrs Yvonne C Fidalgo and cast members including Economos Tracy Bedard Carter Foss Cowan Mondor Caouette Whit ney Jacques Mogan Snow Tsomides Rumery Knox Anthony Rube Tryouts in Linnell Gym select Meredith Searle Aaron Ganthier Nancy McGuffin Debra Johnson as next year’s squad Remains from this year include Chadbourne LeClair Carr Pendleton Teachers Appreciation Day by Future Teachers of America highlights assembly Alma Mater sing life of faculty songs New books presented to the TA Teachers Association and a blanket throw for the FRA scholarship fund
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Donna Tripp
Thornton Academy
Yvonne C. Fidalgo
Thomas Economos
Patience Tracy
Denise Bedard
Nancy Carter
Charlene Foss
Bernard Cowan
Paul Mondor
Ray Caouette
Wayne Whitney
Gail Jacques
Thomas Mogan
Nason Snow
Leon Tsomides
William Rumery
John Knox
Charles Anthony
Michael Rube
Linnell
Meredith Searle
Aron Ganthier
Nancy McGuffin
Debra Johnson
Jill Chadbourne
Jeanne LeClair
Judith Carr
Essie Pendleton
Thornton
Future Teachers of America
F.T.A
Linda Scammon
Fashion Show Displays Student Creations in Linnell Gym
On April 9 at Linnell Gymnasium, parents and friends viewed the girls in home economics displaying their outfits. Each participant modeled or showcased her collection, highlighting the school’s fashion effort.
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Linnell Gymnasium
Old Cars Dream and a Rambler Mystery
Dear Mike and Dear Restorer dispense car buying tips for enthusiasts seeking a not expensive exotic. A reader reports a 1963 Rambler American losing water. expert suggests cracked radiator hose or loose clamp and advises checking hoses after engine warms to stop water spray.
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Michael Lamm
Mike
Hudson
Graham
Old Orchard Beach High School Yearbook and Acceptances
The third yearbook payment at Old Orchard Beach High School is due. Students without orders can still purchase the book for 80. William Sullivan is accepted at Clark University Massachusetts. Gilbert Lacroix is accepted at the University of Maine via the Co Op program at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.
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Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach High School
William Sullivan
Clark University
Massachusetts
Gilbert Lacroix
University of Maine
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
PSAT scores arrive at guidance office urging quick pickup
The college board scores for the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test have arrived at the guidance office. Students who took the test are urged to collect their results as soon as possible.
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Gudiance Office
Clean-up Day Proclaimed at School
April 10 was proclaimed Clean-up Day at the school. Each class cleaned rooms they occupied during periods one and two. Casual dress was required and after the rooms were cleaned students were allowed to go home.
FHA Members Sell Cookbooks and Plan Augusta Convention
FHA members are selling cookbooks and preparing to attend the state convention in Augusta on April 27. The sale aims to raise funds and promote organization activities as plans for the convention are finalized.
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FHA
Augusta
Senior Class Arbor Day events feature two games and a dance
The Senior Class Arbor Day committee sponsored two basketball games and a dance on April 12. The senior boys played next year’s varsity while the freshmen met the junior high team. A dance followed with a surprise entertainment group. Volleyball tournaments will start after vacation.
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Arbor Day Committee
SAH Juniors Hold Car Wash To Raise Funds
Betty Bergeron of St. Andre's High School learned she was accepted at Stonehill College in Massachusetts after previously being accepted at the Computer School of Mathematics in Boston.
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SAH
Marie D'Ambroise
Betty Bergeron
St. Andre's High School
Stonehill College
Massachusetts
Computer School of Mathematics
Boston
Student Council picks Beauchesne as regional treasurer
Estelle Beauchesne was elected treasurer of the regional Student Council at the regional convention held at Scarborough High School on April 6. She is president-designate of the Student Council next year.
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Estelle Beauchesne
Scarborough High School
Students tour state capitol with governor visit
On April 10 a group of 18 American Government students visited the state capitol. They met the governor, toured the Senate and the House of Representatives. Named participants include Suzanne Beaulieu Rita Bellefeuille Betty Bergeron Racheal Bilodeau Joan Bernier Mary Ann Courtois Doris Demers Lucille Dion Carolyn Faucher Linda Hevey Cecile Gagne Carol Lambert Diane Lapointe Jeanne Montembeau Paula Martel Pauline Ruel Anne St. Pierre Theresa Vigneault. Accompanying them were Sister Janice Perreault and Armand Fecteau, Biddeford representative at the State house.
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State Capitol
State House
Senate
House of Representatives
Suzanne Beaulieu
Rita Bellefeuille
Betty Bergeron
Racheal Bilodeau
Joan Bernier
Mary Ann Courtois
Doris Demers
Lucille Dion
Carolyn Faucher
Linda Hevey
Cecile Gagne
Carol Lambert
Diane Lapointe
Jeanne Montembeau
Paula Martel
Pauline Ruel
Anne St. Pierre
Theresa Vigneault
Janice Perreault
Armand Fecteau
Biddeford
Report Cards Distributed by School Leader
Report cards were distributed by Sister Theresa Boucher principal early last week. Honor roll lists include high honors for Betty Bergeron Cecile Gagne Carol Lambert Jeanne Montembeau and Simone Binette. Sophomores Luce Dumas Jeanne Gobeil Jeanne Provencher Theresa Sutton. Freshmen Denise Gadbois Joanne Landry Claire Latellier Maureen Miller. Honors include seniors Rita Bellefeuille Suzanne Chouinard Pauline Dube Priscille Dube Paula Martel juniors Rita Bisson Theresa Landry Paulette Lapointe sophomores JoAnne Bouthot Pearl Cote Claudette Giguere Diane Giguere Diane Lambert Rose Marie Plante Suzanne Roberge freshmen Diane Bergeron Béatrice Dupuis Denise Gobeil Nancy Lambert Diane Lamontagne Fernande Lamontagne.
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Theresa Boucher
Betty Bergeron
Cecile Gagne
Carol Lambert
Jeanne Montembeau
Simone Binette
Luce Dumas
Jeanne Gobeil
Jeanne Provencher
Theresa Sutton
Denise Gadbois
Joanne Landry
Claire Latellier
Maureen Miller
Rita Bellefeuille
Suzanne Chouinard
Pauline Dube
Priscille Dube
Paula Martel
Rita Bisson
Theresa Landry
Paulette Lapointe
JoAnne Bouthot
Pearl Cote
Claudette Giguere
Diane Giguere
Diane Lambert
Rose Marie Plante
Suzanne Roberge
Diane Bergeron
Biane Dupuis
Denise Gobeil
Nancy Lambert
Diane Lamontagne
Fernande Lamontagne
Junior Class Car Wash at St Andre's April 13
The Junior Class sponsored a car wash at St Andre's on April 13 to raise funds for class night. Proceeds supported financing the event and related activities.
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St. Andre’s
Running Away Often Is Start Of Delinquency
James A. Hildebrand, a detective in New York City, reports a study showing runaways from high crime, low income areas have rates twice the city average and six times those in middle income neighborhoods. He cites family instability, neighborhood deterioration, low income, economic dependency, and education as influencing factors and calls for intensive studies of runaways to understand juvenile delinquency.
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James A. Hildebrand
New York City
National Council On Crime and
Book on Eichmann capture banned by Israeli government
AP reports Israel banned publication of Isser Harel’s book about the 1960 capture of Adolf Eichmann in Argentina. Harel, former head of Israel's secret service, plans to appeal to the Supreme Court. The book allegedly reveals new details of Eichmann’s abduction and return to Israel, leading to a diplomatic row.
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Associated Press
TEL Aviv
Adolph Eichmann
Isser Harel
Israel
Secret Service
Supreme Court
Eichmann
Argentina
Harel
Fichmann
Four dissident Russians appeal to Supreme Court
Four dissident intellectuals convicted January 12 of anti Soviet activity appealed to Russia’s Supreme Court. The case drew protests from scientists, artists, and other intellectuals, as the Communist Party pushes a crackdown on challenges to authority.
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Moscow
Russian Federation
Supreme Court
Soviet Communist Party
Tokyo Riot Clash Near Army Hospital Over Vietnam War
About 700 leftists clashed with riot police outside a U.S. Army hospital in Tokyo. Police reported nearly 50 injured among students, police, and spectators as demonstrators smashed a police booth and mobbed the hospital gate before riot police charged and 38 were arrested.
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Tokyo
U.S. Army
Johnsons Ice Cream Stop Delays Honolulu Motorcade
President Johnson during a Honolulu motorcade spotted a dairy bar and sent a Secret Service agent and valet to fetch cones for him and Gov. Burns. The bubbletop limo halted in Waikiki as crowds gathered and moved on, but the aides eventually caught up with the dripping cones after about 20 blocks.
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Honolulu
Johnson
Waikiki Beach
Secret Service
John A. Burns
Washington
Teens Dream Tales May Reveal Hidden Fears
A survey finds most teenagers dream, with about half dreaming in color and three of four remembering dreams. Fifty six percent say dreams trouble them, while many recall recurring themes like romance, fear, or falling. Boys often dream of becoming heroes or losing themselves in future success.
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Dream Research Institute
Dream Institute
Jeannie Doolittle
Miami
Fla
Mark Myers
Phoenix
Ariz
Houston
Carroll
Ohio
Ava Kiefer 18
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Charlies Paul
Philadelia
Albert Totina
Thibodaux
Louisville
Unusual Hobby He Has Taste For Slithering Critters
ST LOUIS AP Bob Vico a 17 year old keeps snakes 122 specimens and other reptiles His collection fills his basement and his yard hosts 145 turtles in hibernation He tours clubs to dispel myths about snakes noting their ecological value and his beaded Mexican lizard bite recently sent him to hospital confirming his belief that the bite was his fault not the lizard s He sees his passion as education and purpose not danger
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ST. Louis
Bob Vico
Tures
Bob
UMass approves program to admit more Black students
Trustees approved a plan to attract under privileged Negroes to the campus. The program would lower admission standards for Negroes from ghetto areas, create a tutoring program for entering Negro students, and provide financial grants. The university reports 85 Black students among 10,600 total.
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Amherst
Mass
University of Massachusetts
Vermont to Import 860 Teens for Civil Disorders Program
Governor Hoff says Vermont will bring about 860 youths this summer 430 Negro teenagers and 430 Vermont teens to participate in an educational recreational program reacting to the President's Commission on Civil Disorders report. Teens will be hosted on college and high school campuses across the state.
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Montpelier
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Commission On Civil Disorders
Graham Gouldman Shapes Three Careers in Music
Energetic British songwriter Graham Gouldman handles three careers in entertainment. He wrote many Herman's Hermits songs and just finished the Hermits' movie songs for Mrs Brown. He released The Graham Gouldman Thing album this month and earlier hit with The Impossible Years.
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Graham Gouldman
Mrs. Brown
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