Ogunquit

Ogunquit (May 1st, 1899-Jan. 1st, 1996) was an American bubblemaker, educator, and public-speaker. He was the fourth president of BITBU. Ogunquit became president of BITBU in 1900 following the death of John Tuby. Ogunquit is the 2nd youngest person ever to hold the title of BITBU president. He became president at such a young age because of his status as a bubble-making prodigy. Ogunquit holds the record for the longest time as president of BITBU at 95 years 10 months and 25 days. Ogunquit should his skills as a leader from a young age. Even as a child he helped develop and expand BITBU. When Ogunquit was 14 he began taking classes at BITBU Prep. Although he was not an official student, BITBU Prep still helped him learn a lot about the art of bubble-making. At age 18 Ogunquit started taking classes at BITBU. These classes helped him understand life as a BITBU student and helped him improve his school.

Ogunquit is one of the most successful and well liked presidents in BITBU History. Ogunquit's presidency is responsible for Jamie Shaheen Field, Ogunquit Hall, BITBU Wall of Fame, BITBU Train, John Tuby Memorial, BITBU Music Hall, BITBU Prison, The BITBU Bathtub Factory, BITBU Art Museum (BITBUAM), BITBU News, and The BITBU Diner.

Ogunquit is considered one of the greatest bubble-makers of all time, among the likes of A.D. Bubbles and DBS. Ogunquit is one of eight BITBU legends pictured on the BITBU Wall of Fame. Following his death, he was added to the wall by then BITBU president Pancin Yu.