Band Officers Are Chosen At K. H. S.
Kennebunk High School announces 1969 70 band officers led by President Wadsworth Williams and Vice President Elizabeth Cram. The concert festival at Mexico featured members Elizabeth Cram Kathryn Grant Carol Nadeau Malcolm Perkins Nancy Robichaud Jeanette Sherburne Rhonda Smith with Music Director Alexander Economos and Vocal Supervisor Eunice Fitton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly Bowdoin
Mnebunk
Kennebunk High School
Western Maine
Mexico
Elizabeth Cram
Kathryn Grant
Carol Nadeau
Malcolm Perkins
Nancy Robichaud
Jeanette Sherburne
Rhonda Smith
K.h.lorus
Kevin Brown
Stephen K
Joyce Davidson
Susan Ones
Scott King
Diane Nann
Pamela Nunan
Joy Tayor
Mark Truman
Alumni Sports Banquet Set for December 8 in Biddeford
The St. Louis Minor Association will host the annual Sports Banquet at Rochambeau Club on South Street, Biddeford, December 8 at 6 30 p.m. BC coach Joe Yukica to guest speak, honoring all athletic participants. Tickets are $5 per couple. Co chairs are Mel Chretien and Harry Huot.
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Norman Petit
St. Louis Mni Association
Rochambeau Club
South Street
Biddeford
Boston College
Joe Yukica
Mel Chretien
Harry Huot
Got in By MICHAEL LAMM DEAR MIKE Gas pump disconnection myths on a 1968 Javelin
Pumper asks if removing the smog pump boosts power and mileage. Answer: do not disconnect as it disrupts engine balance and may require carburetor and distributor changes. It is not illegal in general, but future owners may need to reconnect for registration. Warranty may void engine and possibly drivetrain coverage. Two sports notes follow about the Jets and Raiders.
Debi Faubion Plans Gifts From Her Camera Lens
Debi Faubion Miss America 1968 finalist and Stephens College freshman from Norman Oklahoma, shows her love of photography by both taking and being photographed. She traveled nationwide after winning her title, planning DIY gifts using snapshots including desk pads burlap hangings mirrors and calendars with monthly photos.
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Columbia
Debi Faubion
Stephens College
America
Norman
Okla
Debi
Hawaii
LaBrea
Los Angeles
Air Force Academy
Colorado
Teens and Trends In The 1960s Cultural Shakeup
Te ns discuss new gigs for extra money as teen party hosts and costume antics, while art scenes spark with Patrick Farrow and his steam powered vehicles. Teens explore games like strategy rummy, quirky exercise gadgets, spa style beauty, and pop culture shows headlined by Sergio Mendes and Brasil ’66.
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Patrick Farrow
Mia
Hell’s Angels
ABC
Peter Kastner
Pete
London
Twiggy
John Pred
Pop culture shifts blur lines from silents to modern cinema
The piece notes fans embrace old westerns and serials, plus modern art trends like giant garments by James Lee Byars. It mentions teens decorating spaces with oversized photos, Brigitte Bardot TV specials, and playful fashions, while musical tastes span Bob Dylan era folk and contemporary artists. It ends with a tongue in cheek forecast of a possible White House wedding between Nixon and Johnson.
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Brigitte Bardot
Bonnie Arker
London
Bardot
Paris
Brooklyn Bridge
Jim Webb
Arlo Guthrie
No Female Competition For This Gal
Diane Petek becomes the first woman admitted full time to Mount St. Paul College in Wisconsin, a men’s liberal arts school. She says she chose the college for its teaching philosophy, enjoys challenging classes, and notes her small number of female peers in high school physics and chemistry. Petek, an 18 year old, is majoring in English.
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Waukesha
Wis
Diane Petek
Mount St. Paul College
Diane
Cadet Corps Aids Police Department
Washington report notes 118 cadets aged 17 to 21 assist the metro police. Cadets, who cannot arrest or carry guns, are high school graduates paid about 4800 dollars starting salary and eligible for college courses funded by the department. Upon turning 21 they may become regular officers.
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Washington
Metroanny Police Department
David Buckley
A. Debate Club Plans For Three Events
Thornton Academy clubs schedule three events amid rehearsals and upcoming tests. Debating and discussion planned. St Dominic team to Bowdoin and Portland in December. Included are Merit Scholarship tests, FHA stationery orders, and a winter dance at Linnell Gym.
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Homemakers of America
Thornton
FHA
St. Dominic
Bowdoin
Portland
Cadet Patrols Shuffle Through City Divisions
Cadets rotate assignments about every three months across divisions such as traffic poverty public information and criminal investigations. They can issue parking tickets and perform many on street police duties.
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Public
Criminal Investigations
Old Orchard Beach High Drama Club shifts play date
At Old Orchard Beach High School the Drama Club moved the Spoon River Anthology presentation to December 14. Costumes and music are ready. students rehearse for the Drama Festival after the production. PTA plans a meeting at Jameson School tonight at 8 with board members present.
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Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach High School
Drama Club
PTA
Jameson
New Practice Teachers At Wells High
Wells High hosts two student teachers from Gorham State College. David F. Martin, industrial arts major, supervised by Alvin Brown, will graduate in January and plans further practice teaching in Bangor under Richard Foster. Richard Talbot from Hampden, Mass., under Brown, previously taught at South Portland High School with supervisor Peter McKenney.
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WELLS
David F. Martin
Gorham State College
University of Maine
Wells High School
Martin
Alvin Brown
Nancy Richards
Gorham
University of Connecticut
Bangor
Richard Foster
Wells High
Richard Talbot
Hampden
Mass
Brown
Talbot
Kappa Delta Phi Fraternity
Gorm
South Portland High School
Peter McKenney
MJA Forms New Student Group SP0BAT Aims High Spirit
On Nov 18 Jackie Fournier won the Freedom's Challenge Essay contest and recorded a speech at WIDE Biddeford to be judged with other local schools. SP0BAT stands for Society for the Prevention of Blindness Among Teachers and aims to boost school spirit. The academy marked Feast Day of the Presentation of Mary with a high Mass by Father Kevin Kidd, O.F.M., and a student‑body reception. Senior students organized a holiday for the Sisters, presenting a Theme‑Fax copying machine donation and hosting a ceremony in the reception hall. Namesake Saint’s Day observances featured Sisters Cecile Cloutier and Cecile Agnes with gifts, flowers, and music by the student body.
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Byea Ee Darlene Quenneville
Our Academy
Jackie Fournier
WIDE
Biddeford
S.P.O.B.A.T
Society For the Prevention
Kevin Kidd
O.F.M
Cecile Cloutier
Cecile Agnes
Eight Win Casts For Two BHS Plays Are Selected
Gilmance attends a Portland luncheon for reading specialists and the meeting outlines the New England Educational Assessment Program. AFJROTC Girls Fly Snoopy Flight. Ro bert a Danis remains commander Diane Simard VP and Sue Gonneville adjutant. Red Baron Bean Super ticket sales are competitive with a Dec 7 bean supper and a top prize trip. Drama Club casts announced for January one acts Shoem a wife with Betty Martin David Crocker Ray Mercier and Lonely Lady with Susan Tucker Jeannine Collard Lannyes Evans Dorothy and Wade Goldthwaite Willingham.
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Kathi Garmache
Gilmance
Portland
New England
Drama Club
Shoem
Betty Martin
David Crocker
Hans
Ray Mercier
Fritz
Susan Tucker
Mrs. Schuyler
Jeannine Collard
Molly
Lannyes Evans
Sandra Thom Dorothy
Wade Goldthwaite Willinghan
Honor Court Judges Student Offenders
Winston Salem Reynolds High School uses student bodies to punish infractions through two courts. The Honor Court handles infractions like aging stealing forgery gambling and election violations, while the House Court deals with misdemeanors and conduct issues. Punishments include after school detention and U grades. Students may appeal in writing to the principal for a retrial.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Reynolds High School
Honor Court
House
House of Representatives
Jenior
U's
Lt Council
Woody Fox
Teens and Candy A Sweet Affaire
A survey of teens shows candy remains a constant, with about 20 percent indulging daily and half snacking twice weekly. Dietetic candy appeals to few, regional patterns emerge, and despite concerns about weight and health, teens chase taste and quick energy amid rising spending and more choices.
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Nancy Gilbert
Youth Service
Diane Counts
Fayetteville, Ark
Cindy Thieman
Toledo
Ohio
Janet Wrzecinski
Lansing
Ill
Paul White
Tucson
Aunz Renty Dorman
Coburg
Sia
Lucy Zalez
Gallup
N.M
Robert May
LeSeur
Minn
Quick QUIZ trivia from ancient Ophir and Nippon questions
The quiz asks where Ophir was located in Old Testament lore, noting southern Arabia and East Africa as possibilities. It also asks who was the first Republican presidential candidate, John C. Fremont in 1856, who lost to James Buchanan, and what people call their country Nippon meaning source of the sun.
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Ophir
Arabia
East
Africa
Republican Party
John Charles Fremont
James Buchanan
Nippon
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