Caribou High School - Reflector Yearbook (Caribou, ME)

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Left to Right: Harriet Thomas, Ruby Goulette, Betty Patten. Mrs. Woodcock, Verlie Parks. Bonita Tompkins, Adrienne Clevette, Mr. Warren. Office Staff Keeps School Functioning This year lVlr. Warren once again asked for volunteers to assist in the office. He felt that this training would be of value to the girls in their future occupations. Soon after his call, six commercial and college students offered their free periods to work in the office. As his regular secretary, Mr. Warren hired Mrs. Woodcock, who came to the high school after the Thanksgiving vacation. She attended to the regular duties and. in the course of the year. became very popular with the students in the high school. She carefully demonstrat- ed to the girls the use of the different office equipment. When she was absent for a time. the girls proved their ability by handling the office assignments with apparent ease. Page Six Harriet Thomas, Betty Patten, and Verlie Parks were the senior girls who gave their time to help the school operate smoothly. The junior girls were Ruby Goulette, Bonny Tomp- kins, and Adrienne Clevette. They printed and distributed the daily notices, issued the pass- es, and delivered the telephone calls. Often quick footsteps could be heard down the hall as one of the girls went scurrying on an er- rand for Mr. Warren. During the year. it was felt by many students that their best service was in interrupting the classes when they brought in the notices. ln all cases. many thanks are given to the office staff for the ser- vice that they have given to the students throughout the year.

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Marita Anderson, junior English: Theresa Wentworth, senior Eng- lish: Stewart Thurston, freshman English: Helen Aaron, sophomore English. Hail to Our Facult SOCIAL SCIENCE Elizabeth Hitchings, U. S. History, World His- tory: Perry Amsden, Civics. Page Eight SCIENCE AND MATH Stephen Bielinski, college chemistry, physics: John Warren, trigonometry. solid geometry: Jess De- Lois, general math, consumers math: Rita Belyea, algebra, geometry: Verna Norton, biology, astro- nomy, general chemistry, geology. 0 O O LANGUAGE TEACHERS Blanche Farrington, Latin, business arithmetic. Edward Booth, French, problems of democra- cy, geography.