Biddeford High School - Olympian Yearbook (Biddeford, ME)

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THE OLYMPIAN Rosm Bmcivzn l4Iobby-Sports Ambitioii-Bcuulty culture Sparkling teeth and a lot ol' curls: She has many friends Both boys and girls. Uuting' Club 1: Gym l :1,2't-ant 1: flloc Club 1. 11: Glen Club Cone:-rt 1, 2: Frvshman Reception Committee 3: XX'ashington Club 2, 3: Choral Reading 4: Junior Play: lnterclass Basket- ball 1: Columbus Day Play 4. M.xuc:iuuf:'1' Bmztrimm' Hobliy-Slcczting , Ambition-IllCdival Secretary llifisps of mcmory straying from high school days will entwint' her in our ht-arts forever as a friend among frionds. Basketball 1, ZZ: Debating 3, fl: Junior Play: Poverty Party Committcc' -l: Fra-shman Reception Committee 3: Senior Prom Committee 3: NVashington Club 2. 3, 4: fjyrn Pageant 1: Glec Club 2: Glec Club Concert 2: Outing Club 13 Class Treasurer 2, 3, fl: Columbus Day Play 43 Olympian Staff 3, 4: Lincoln Day Prograin 4. RITA BoUc11,uur W Hobby-Reading Alllbititlll-2V'LI-7'S6 l Another quiet girl with it winning.: pvrsun- i ulity. XYG know sho will sllcct-1.-cl in hm' choson profession. l Music Appreciation 1: Glce Club -l. AIIILIIGNNIC Bouimssix AMG 1 Hobby-B01,uZ11ng. Ambition- I1a'ircZv'es.sev' Adio delights in talking in history class. NVe'vc heard Mr. McCarn is at his wits end trying to find a way to shut hor up. Gym Pageant 1: XVashington Club 2, 3, 43 Outing' Club 1. i151

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THE OLYMPIAN XVASI-I9IiNiGTO'N CLUB OFFICERS James Tarpy, .Jane Emery, Esther Kennedy, Hyman Osher XVASHINGTON CLUB The lVashington Chili, sponsor of the cafeteria for most of the school year, turned in profits that greatly helped in defraying the cost of the VVashington trip. It was run by its oliicers: james Tarpy, President: Esther Kennedy, Vice- Presidentg jane Emery, Secretary: and Hyman Osher, Treasurer. Members of the club took turns ,in selling the food. and Lillian Masse and Eleanor Ryan had charge of the hot dogs for the whole year. The members of the cluh enjoyed the trip to VVashington. which enabled them to see our great capitol and its various branches in operation, such as the House of Representatives. the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, and the Con- gressional Library. They also visited many national shrines. Among them were Arlington National Cemetery. W'ashington Monument, up which many of' the moreramhitious walkedg the Lincoln Memorial. and Mount Vernon. They also saw Broadway, Chinatown, and Radio City, New Y ork. VVe sincerely hope that next yearis VVashington Club enjoys its privileges as much as we have. Margaret Beecroft, '4 0

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THE OLYMPIAN 1 . . U51 X ..- Eeiwfh' E M E T ALINE BOURQUE HOUUY-Reflflifi 9 A.l1llJlti0l1-S1fC'l'lOQITIIJIIC7' Inn class she may be the quiotest oneg Outside, the1'e's no limit to her fun. Gym Pageant 13 Outing Club 1: Senior Play Committee 4. Rumi Bou'1'iN Ruthie Hobby-Wtpillg up the ice at Westbrook ' Alubition-Typist A lot of things still puzzle us That Ruthie's dune and said But most of all-in history class XVhy does her face get red? Outing Club 1: Glee Club 1: Poverty Party Committee 4: Washington Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club Concert 1. CHARLES BUTLER Rusty Hobby-Gumzing Ambition-Join the Mcwiues Rusty's problem is to get around without bumping his head, He also Wants to see the world. Poverty Pal-ty Committee 45 Interclass Basketball 4: XVas11- ington Club 2, 3. 4. NORMAN CHAHQELL Hobby-Girls cmd Sports Ambition-Real Estate mem A door opens- Chappelvs in. A door closes- Chappe11's been. Senior Prom Committee 33 Junior Playg Camera Club 45 Poverty Party Committee 4.