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Senior nights showcase more than just departing athletes.

Cameron Petit, Editor in Chief October 31, 2014

As the end of fall sports approaches, so does the era of many students who reluctantly played their final season as a fall athlete. Senior games serve to celebrate and recognize the departing fall athletes,...

Evan Loignon sings along with his class at the 2014 Homecoming Rally

Snapshots of the year

Abbie Paquette, Co-Sports Editor October 23, 2014

People use yearbooks in all sorts of ways, such as writing friends a lovely end-of-the-year letter, to get contact information to keep in touch, or to permanently engrave memories of the year in a tangible...

A sport or a lifestyle

Cameron Petit, Editor May 28, 2014

Participating in a hobby is one thing, but living a passion is another, and senior William DuBois fortunately lives, and expects to live, his passion for a lifetime, finding more than just enjoyment in...

Like father like son

Audrey Desjardin, Staff Writer May 28, 2014

Anything ending in the word “boarding” you can find among this young man’s favorite activities to do, or even at the ice arena shooting pucks or even finding a spot to practice for lacrosse season....

Just-in time to take the lead in track and life

Kenneth Reyes, Staff Writer May 28, 2014

When his name is heard, it is likely that one would think of a record breaker, but there is even more to what makes him tick. He likes cranberry sauce, and claims that he has a weird laugh. Beyond...

A life dedicated to selfless compassion

Mallory Mourmouras, Editor May 28, 2014

You might find her carrying out one of her favorite activities, such as reading, playing video games or biking. But among these passions sits one that she intends on pursuing as her career in the future. Freshman...

Living in Germany, Texas and Biddeford

Marissa Heffernan, Staff Writer May 28, 2014

A majority of adults travel out of their hometown. Most travel out of the state at least once. Some even travel to other countries. But how many 16-year-olds can say the same? Sydney Speight, a sophomore...

Students get their fix with Netflix

Students get their fix with Netflix

Megan Friel, Staff Writer May 28, 2014

From Gossip Girl to Grey's Anatomy, from Bones to Breaking Bad, Netflix feeds its viewers with a wide range of shows and movies with just the click of a button. Netflix, a popular TV and movie streaming...

Hes the hall monitor the hallways deserve

He’s the hall monitor the hallways deserve

Audrey Desjardin, Staff Writer May 28, 2014

Amongst the many changes made in the 2013-2014 school year a new position has been added to help students with their attendance record. Elias Fletcher spent eight years in the BHS math department and...

A day of igniting innovative ideas

A day of igniting innovative ideas

Marissa Heffernan, Staff Writer May 28, 2014

Last year, Biddeford High school hosted a student-led event that truly made a wave. That event was TEDx, an independently organized branch-off event of the popular TED talks that regularly occur around...

Working her way from COT to the NICU

Hayley Lefebvre, Staff Writer May 28, 2013

All children dream to become something extraordinary. Some hope to one day work as an astronaut, fashion designer, or even a racecar driver. But as they grow and change so do their ideas. Even at such...

Her true passion sits under a spotlight

Megan Friel, Staff Writer May 28, 2013

An outgoing, loud, and active sister of four, a hope to be marine biologist, a year-round athlete, and a student with a twist - a singer. Brianna McArthur, a 16 year-old sophomore with a special talent;...

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