Caribou High School - Reflector Yearbook (Caribou, ME)

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THE REFLECTOR 11 THE C CLUB The C Club, was organized in January this year and, as the name indicates consists of both boys and girls who have Won their C's in basketball, baseball, track, or football. It has about thirty members. As its constitution states, the purpose of the C Club is to promote interest in school activities and to assist in every Way possible to make Caribou High School a better school by making the C stand for all that is desirable in citizenship and sportsmanship. The first activity of which the club took charge was the Colby Musical Club program, presented in the high school -auditorium Febru- ary 7. Then they had charge of The Hottentot , given by local talent, next the minstrel show presented by Presque Isle High School here. For the above occasions various committees were appointed to have charge of the different lines of work, such as a ticket committee for the sale and distribution of tickets and reserved seats, a program committee for obtaining and distributing of programs and an audi- torium committee to see that there were ushers and ticket takers. . The club also took charge of Boys' Week. The club boys after receiving instruction in drilling and marching gave instruction to all the high school and grade boys who were planning to take part in the boys' Week parade. One day of Boys' Week Was set apart for the fathers. All the fathers who had boys in school were invited to attend and Witness an ordinary school day. The C Club had boys meet the visitors and conduct them around the building. On the evening of March 22, a banquet was given the C Club at the Elite Restaurant. Everyone had a wonderful time and plenty to eat, Following the banquet a brief business meeting was held, and officers elected: president, Clayton Robertsong vice-president, WVilme1' Todd. secretary-treasurer, Louise Cox. After the meeting everyone rushed to the movies. Any member of the C Club who has been above the average of his class for three consecutive semesters is eligible to membership in the National Athletic Scholarship Society of Secondary Schools. The purpose of this society is to foster high scholarship among boy athletes. to stimulate a desire for balanced training, to elevate the ideas of sportsmanship, and to develop more outstanding leaders in the second- ary schools of the United States. This society has over eight hundred chapters in the United States, and over three thousand boys have been elected to membership. The members in Caribou High School are: Philip Bouchard. Winthrop Libby, Clayton Robertson, Dale Currier, Clayton Hardison, and David Daniels.

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ggsaaff DEBATING 'T O NT 'Y Phili ond. aym R urrier, Nora C le El Cox, Lcquise 1'?1owne, D Louise 11 tso obel' R Clayton 1 Il ardiso H Libby. ,Clayton Winthrop