Biddeford High School - Olympian Yearbook (Biddeford, ME)

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THE OLYMPIAN SYLVIA FRANCES WILENSKY UREDH Glee Club Q41 Outing Club Q2-31 Pageant WBBhll'lZt0Il Club Q2-31 Red is so named because of the flaming adornment which embellishes her head. Nevertheless, we find that this offers sufficient attractions so that she is forced to devote some of her week-ends to trips to Portland. CLARENCE JAMES WILLIAMS PARROT Washington Club Q41 Interclass Basketball Q41 Assistant Football Manager Q11 Glee Club Q11 Parrot is a favorite among our Irish boys. He certainly kept the Seniors alert during the Washington trip. We hope you will make good in ihe Forestry Service, Parrot ! ESTELLE MARY WORMWOOD ' STELLA Archery Q11 Washington Club Q41 Glee Club Q3-41 Outing Club Q31 Basketball Q21 Stella is very quiet in the classroom. But that does not infer that she is always quiet, She and 'Happy Lee have formed an inseparable companionship and when they're together-look out! CATHERINE MARION CADORETTE MARION Glee Club Q31 Basketball Q11 Pageant Q31 Athletic Association Q11 Marion derives her pleasure from photograph collecting. Although she is quiet, we think that Still waters run deep. She is another of our beter secretarial students. CATHERINE MARGARET DONAHUE KITTY Glee Club Q31 Outing Club Q31 Archery Q1-21 Athletic Association Q1-21 Baske ball 111 Mikado Q11 Kitty is one of our best natured girls. She laughs in the face of everything, even Commercial Law tests. She will certainly be up on the local news when she becomes a telephone operator. EDWARD ALBERT HORSFIELD .UI-ED., Interclass Basketball Q41 Tumbling Q41 Acrobatics Q41 Ted is very much at home in the gym, where he excels in all exercises. He would rather day-dream than study, but you cannot always have your cake and eat it. Ted. May we offer a prayer for the person who employs him as a chauffeur, for he loves to climb telephone poles. MAXINE SMITH Athl t' A ' t' Q11 NMAC e ic ssocla ion P Glee Club Q31 agent 137 'Number Please ? If you hear this and get your connection im. mediately, you can be quite sure that Mac is the operator, She ig our personification of pleasing efficiency,

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6 THE OLYMPIAN ' GERTRUDE IRENE TIBBETTS ...HBH Junior Play Q31 Sec. Treas. of Washington Club I2-3-43 Senior Play Q45 Senior Prom Committee Q33 Speaking Contest Q3-41 Silas Marner Play 123 Gym Pageant 13j Glee Club 133 Basketball 11-2-3-41 Outing Club 133 Olympian Staff MJ Debating Club 12-4l Archery L1-21 The busiest girl in school. The phrase Laugh and the world laughs with you, seems to be her motto and it works on all her pals. She's going to be a perfect secretary with her ability and disposition. PETER GEORGE VASSI LL '-PETE Interclass Baseball Q11 Tumbling ill Interclass Basketball 111 Varsity Basketball 12-3-4y ' Pete has little to say, but by the look on his face he dloes a lo. of thinking, He excels in basketball, his favorite sport. He will soon be known as Soda-Jerker Pete. ROBERT ANTHONY WELCH TRUCK Class President Q2-3-4j Senior Play Q43 Washington Club 12-3-4l Debating Club 12-3-41 Ouung Club Executive k3j Olympian Staff 13-41 Bates College Prel.mlnary Debate Q40 Football 13p Armistice bay Program 141 Basketball Q3j Truck, who has a pleasing personality, is everyone's friend. His ability to draw and his quick wit has put him among the popular boys of the class very qu.ckly. VIOLET AUDREY WHITE VIOLET Public Speaking Contest Q41 Washington and Lincoln Uay Programilij Violet has been with ns only one year, but she has more than made up for the fact. She is one of our English class stars. We hope that she will become a second Florence Nightingale during her nursing career. Good luck, Violet! PAULINE FRANCES WHITEHEAD POLLY Washington Club Q2-3-41 Glee Club 131 Anhery Q1-2j Pageant Q31 Silas Marner Play f2j Outing Club 153 Mens sana in corpore sano Polly is a material factor in keeping the beer jacket manufacturers thriving since she shows a decided preference for this type of apparel. Nevertheless, Polly has shown her ability in sports and outside activities.

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58 T H E JUNIOR CLASS NOTES. Oh we're the jolly happy crowd, You hear so much about: The people stop and stare at us, Whenever we're about. We are noted for our wisdom, And the clever things we do, 'Most everybody likes us, We hope you like us too. J. Bellefeuille, ' 39. It certainly is a grand and glorious feeling at last to be able to say we shall soon be seniors and be consider- ed the Superiors of the school. The first business meeting of the year was held in September for the election of officers. The class voted to keep the same officers that were elect- ed our freshman year. These were: President, Laurence Stone: Vice President, Mary Derderian: Secretary, Emile Amnotteg Treasurer, Eleanor Cote. The next business meeting was held the first part of September. This meet- ing was held chiefly to make plans for the Freshman Reception. The commit- tee chosen were: Joseph Grondin, Joan McCarthy, Edward Whelan, Anne Chamberlain, Jeanne Belle- feuille, Laurence Stone and Fred Jones. So well did the committee ful- fill its responsibilities that the Fresh- men were able to say that their re- ception seemed to them the happiest party they had ever attended. The ordering of the class rings caused great disturbance. The one finally chosen was a gold ring with a black onyx stone and the year I939 stamped on its face. The rings, which were ordered through Dinan's Jewel- ry Store, arrived soon after Christmas. Next came the great event of the year-the play. This proved to be one of the most successful plays ever presented in the school. The whole cast gave a marvelous performance from beginning to end, and we are all looking forward to our Senior Play. OLYMPIAN Now, we are about to close the last pages of our Junior Class Book. Be- fore we know it, we shall be back within the four walls which have held us together for three happy years, and be able to walk the corridors as proufl and happy Seniors. JUNIORS Name Course Amnotte, Emile General Andrews, Dorothy Commercial Anton, Thomas College Baiguy, Jeannette Commercial Basmajian, Nathan General Bedell, Frank Commercial Bellefeuille, Jeanne Commercial Bellefeuille, Roland College Bissell, Walter College Boland, Ann Commercial Boucher, Isabel Commercial Boutin, Gerard College Brady, Bernard Commercial Brooks, Dorothy Commercial Brunelle, Irene Commercial Bryant, Hope College Buckley, Irene Commercial Burke, Helen Commercial Burnham, Dawn Commercial Butler, June Commercial Cadorette, Irene Commercial Cantara, Raymond Commercial Carrier, Jeannette Commercial Carty, Constance Commercial Chamberlain, Ann College Clark, Lois College Coady, Constance College Coady. Priscilla College Consalvo, Philomene Commercial Cook, Donald College Cookson, Pauline College Corbin, Abella College Cote, Eleanor Commercial Courtois, Reynold General Demeule, Yvette Commercial Derderian, Mary College Derderian, Setrak College Desmarais, Ovide Commercial Dickerson, John College Dineen, Charles General Dineen, Frances Commercial Doyle, Ula Commercial Doygn, Rita Commercial Dube, Gertrude Commercial Elia, Helen Commercial Emerson. Muriel College Emery, Basil College Emmons, Raymond Commerclal Eon. Robert Commercial Farley. Kenneth Commercial Finn, Margaret C0mme1'C1al