Caribou High School - Reflector Yearbook (Caribou, ME)

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'wwf - THE ARCTURUS For many years the Arcturus was an annual, coming out at the end of the year and featuring the seniors. Five years ago, in 19253, however, inasmuch as so many schools were issuing newspapers, it seemed the progressive thing to change the annual to a newspaper. Since then it has been issued twice a month for about twenty eight weeks of the school year, with, until this year, a, special last issue for group pictures. For two years the Arcturus was a three column paper, but three years ago, it was enlarged, for a school as large as ours was bound to need more space than a three column paper could give to school happenings. The first page has been devoted to news of school happenings and events with which the school has been directly or indirectly con- nected. . The editorial page is under the charge of the associate editor. This year, with the seventh and eighth grade pupils in the building and many of them on our subscription list, we have tried to represent them by using interesting samples of their work in various subjects on this page. Our exchange list is very extensive. It includes eleven annuals and thirty-three newspapers. In the exchanges we give the opinions and the advice of other school papers and often quote some of their good jokey. ' The alumni department is always interesting. It has entailed a great deal of work for the alumni editor this year as every class has been included in the paper. On the sports page, two athletic editors, one for the boys and one for the girls, give interesting accounts of football, basket ball, baseball, and track, as well as the scores and lineups of the games. The fourth page contains music notes concerning the orchestra and the junior, and senior glee clubs, besides club notes and home room news. In accordance with the custom for the past few years, the editori- in-chief and the business manager of the Arcturus, Evelyn Johnson and Griydon Lombard respectively, went to the University of Maine, Orono, to attend the annual journalistic conference. While there they received helpful advice and hints on how to edit and manage a school paper. They also visited the offices of the Bangor Daily Com- mercial. On their return they gave, at a General Assembly, a very in- teresting report of their trip.

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