Caribou High School - Reflector Yearbook (Caribou, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

rv- I vi QQ ' u ,V fy- H ' 2 ,V :L .Aff - ' 19 8 REFLECTOR -x ' gs-i Ag 1 LLL. ig 1 M N N is KX... Q ,. , . E. iwv , Q, QW, Am -17 +5 ga 4- Lf, X P 3- 5 x K Ffa? , 7 www. ' 1 PRINCIPAL s MRS. MCCLUSKY Secretary SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MR. JESS F. DELOIS .QE X I dare do all that may become Il many Who dares do more, if none. SHAKESPEARE 'K MRS ANDFRSON Englzsh MRS. A ARON English MR. BIELINSKI Science MRS. BELYEA Mathemalics MR. BRIDGES A grzculture MR. BRILLANT Commercial MR. BRYANT Sophomore English MRS. BYERS Home Economics MR. BYERS Science and Math MR. CARD Biology and Math MR. CYR Science MRS. DAIGLE MR. DOW MRS. ESTEY English Commercial English MR. GILES Driver Training MR. FARRELL Latin and Psychology Q V . e ,VT ,V MR. HARPER Civics M R. HA MUN Ii0II1lII!'I'f'l.G1 MR. GRANT Science, Chemistry Algebra MRS. HASKELL English 1. .- . iw. .1 . P , l Q 5 X 5 .f X li 3 R 'J QQ MR. H ASKELI, English MISS HITCHINGS History ZX -.ax MISS HOYT Social Slmiies MRS. KICLLEY Home' Evonom ics X MISS LA BEOURF MR. LEVITT MR. MATTHEWS M Il 5 in Commercial M11 s ic MR. PRATT English and Speech MR. PRATT U. S. History and Guidance MISS NORTON Biology MR. QUINT English MR. ROGERS Agriculture MR. TALL Mathematics MR. THIBODEAU World Geography and Math MR. THIBODEAU Physical Education MR. THURSTON English MR. WALSH MRS. WHITE Civics and World History French MRS. WILLETT Commercial SEANICJRS gf, is KLLJL 1l.XJl.l. l.AlJL'1LJL.7 LIL' 1' .l.l.A1lJl.lLJ .L'lJ.Y.l.l REPRESENTATIVES First row, left to right: R. Cyr, P. Patton, T. Chambers, B. Bernard, K. Grant. Second row: Mr. Thibods-au, Advisor, D. Whitten, J. Lagerstrom, S. McNeil. President, BOB CYR Vice President, KEITH GRANT Secretary, TRUDY CHAMBERS Treasurer, PEGGY PATTON REPRESENTATIVES Brenda Bernard Dale Whitten John Lagerstrom Samuel McNeil SENIOR POLL Class lfluffer , - . - , . Class Clown llest Athlete Most Studious . Most Tallcative ., , Most Dependable Best Looking , ,. Quietest , ., l'lzrt , , ,.... Most Likely io Succeed . Best Dancers . , . Best Dressed , . ,, Most Popular ., Class Croaners .. Maurice Plourde, Dolores Easler Thomas Corey, Nadine Williams . .. Robert Cyr, Jean Soderberg .,.. Reginald Burleigh, Mae Eckman . Mervale Flannery, Marge Rasmussen , ,, . Keith Grant, Toby Dixon John Libby, Rita Hathaway Armond Plante, Judith Philbrick Frederick Anderson, Carol Ann Plante H Reginald Burleigh, Mae Eckman . Roger Corrow, Mavis Wallace ., Alec Munro, Rita Hathaway Robert Cyr, Peggy Patton ,, .. Thomas Gorey, Nadine Willianis 10 TOP HONOR STUDENTS First row let to right: R. Burleigh, K. Grant, M. Eckman. Second row: R. Hemingway D Martin R Buchanan Third row: S. McNeil, C. Carlson. Fourth row: P. Bero, E. Levesque. Valedictorian . Salutatorzan ,,,,.. .,,,.,....,.,..,.. Third Honor Fourth Honor Fifth Honor .e e REGINALD BURLEIGH KEITH GRANT Mae Eclcman ,, Robert Hemingway Dolores Martin Sixth Honor Rovena Buchanan Seventh Honor Eighth Honor Ninth Honor ,,.,, , H ..... Samuel McNeil W Carol Carlson Patricia Bero Tenth Honor ,,,. . .,,,, Earline Levesque Band lg J V Baseball 23 Cross-Country 2. VAUCHN BELL ACEEREION Business Clerical usmess eric BESSIE ANDERSON BRYANT BEAULIEW Business Clerical General FRED ANDERSON General Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Chorus 4-g Or- chestra lg Freshman Basketball 1: Varsity Basketball 35 Junior High Basketball 8g Varsity Baseball 3g JV Basketball 23 Cross- Country 43 Varsity Vol- leyball 2. Band 1, 29 All-Aroostook lg Orchestra 1, 25 Senior Play. We tg 3 N 1 Junior, Vice President, Student Coun- cil 3, 4g Reflector Staff 13 French Club 3g Band 1, 2, 3g GAA 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Three-Act Play: Junior Miss Award, Senior Play: Junior Ex- hibitiong Varsity Basketball 1, 2. FFA, English Clubg Boys' Chorusg Three-Act Playg FFA Basketball, Cross Country, National FFA Chorus. C S' I 5 BRENDA BERNARD ROGER BLACKSTONE C0llfnrff College Agriculture Cross Country 2, 33 Winter Sports 1. Reflector Staff 45 Com- mercial Club 4g Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 29 Senior Play: Viking Crier Staff. REGINALD BERNARD WAYNE BLAIR General Commercial Secretarial, PATRICIA BERO College Reflector Staff 3, 43 Future Teachers 3, 49 Viking Crier Staff 3, 4, English Club 3, 4g French Club 3, 4g Band 2, 3, 4-g Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 All-Aroo- stook 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 4. National Honor Society, Reflector Staff 1, Viking Crier Staff 1, English Club 3, 41, French Club 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus l, 2, 3, All-Aroostook and All-State 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Junior Exhibition, Freshman-Sopho- more Speakers 1, Freshman Basket- ball, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Cross- Country 2, 4, Boys' State 3. JOHN BOURGOINE REGINALD BURLEIGH Business Clerical College Reflector Staff 4, Girls' Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, Ac- cordion Band l, 2, Girls' Cleo Club. Reflector Staff, Future Homemakers 1, 2, Girls' Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Viking Crier Staff, English Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Dirigo Girls' State, Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, 4: CAA 1, 2: JV Girls' Basketball 2. W -.J V 1 5 ie? . at fi .Q ROVENA BUCHANAN BARBARA BROWN C0116-ge Commercial Secretarial Reflector Staff 4, FHA 1, Girls' Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4-, English Club 4, Com- mercial Club 3, Senior Play. BETTY LOU BUBAR Commercial Secretarial English Club 3, 4g French 3g Ushers lC0ncertJ 4. English Club 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4g Ushers fC0ncertl 4. CAROL CARLSON OLA COOK College Varsity Baseball 3, 4g ,IV Baseball lg Intra- mural Basketball lg lntramural Volleyball 4. WENDELL CAVERHILL College K N 'mbsf 5 5 i 'ti' 132' Commercial Secretarial Reflector Staff 4g FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4g English Club 45 Com- mercial Club 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1. CAROL CHAPMAN Commercial Secretarial TRUDY CHAMBERS College Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' JV Basketball 25 Senior Class iassistant treasurer? 4. FHA l, 2, 3, 4, English Club 41 Com- mercial Club 3. 43 Girls' Clee Club 1. MARILYN CORBIN LUE COTE Commercial Secretarial BUSUIPSS Cl9riCul English Club 45 .l.V. Baseball 2. LX Boys' Chorus 3, 4-g Sen- ior Playg Freshman Basketball, J.V. Bas- ketball 33 Varsity Vol- leyball 2, 3. Q X i - I N' THOMAS COREY ROGER CORROW College Business Clerical GENE CORROW Business Clerical English Club 33 Freshman Basketball: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Vol- leyball lg Intramural Volleyball 2, 3. , . PEARL COTE Business Clerical National Honor Society 3. 4: Reflector Staff 2, 3. 43 Viking Crier Staff 2, 3, 43 English Club 3. 43 French Club 4. Class President 2, 3, 4-g Class Vice President lg Student Council 1, 2, 3,' 4, National Honor Society 3, 43 Eng- lish Club 3, 4-g French Club 3, 45 Band lg Athletic Council 2, 3, Freshman Basketballg Varsity Basketball 2, 3, JV Basketball 1. Q . A 1 x fl is X .t ROBERT CYR College .IV Baseball 23 Cross Country 2. TIMOTHY CURRIER EDDIE CYR College Business Clerical BARBARA CUTCHIN College Reflector Staff 4-g Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Eng- lish Club 43 French 43 Commercial Club 4. Freshman Basketball, JV Basketball 2g Intramural Basketball 4-g Intramural Volleyball 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 2, 3, 4-g Boys' Chorus 2. as as N P ': - fs, g..:w 1 ' N Lxrf A X, ROBERT JUDE CYR KENNETH DEMERCHANT Cqllegg Business Clerical Varsity Volleyball 3g lntramural Volleyball 3g Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3. RODNEY CYR DIANA DEMERCHANT Business Clerical College RONALD CYR General FHA 1, 2g Viking Crier Staff 3, 43 Eng lish Club 4g Ushers 2 3, 4-g Freshman-Sophm more Speaker 1. National Honor Society 3, 4g Reflector Staff 3, 45 FHA 1g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Viking Crier Staff 3, 4, English Club 4g Commercial Club 3, 4g Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Cordettes 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra lg Girls' Varsity Basketball 23 GAA 1, 2. FHA 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club lg Senior Play, Freshman-Sophomore Speaker 1, 2' Girls' ,IV Basketball 2. Commercial Secretarial BUSil'l6SS Clerical Transferred from Houl- ton Junior year: FTA 4g English Club 45 French Club 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 3. Girls' Glcc Clubg FHA JOYCE DONOVAN PATRICIA DUROST College College ARTHUR DOREY College Technical Viking Crier Staff 3, 4, English Club 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3. National Honor Society 3, 4g Reflector Staff 4-g Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Commercial Club 3, 43 GAA lg Girls' Glee Club 1, 3. Transferred from Limestone High School Senior Yearg Future Homemakers 4. MAE EKMAN YVETTE FRENCH Commercial Secretarial General Intramural Basketball 33 Freshman Basketball 15 Junior Varsity Bas- ketball 2g Varsity Base- ball 2, 35 Junior Var- sity Basketball 1. JOHN ENN IS MERVALE F LANNERY General College MURIAL ESPLING Business Clerical English Club 4g French Club 3, 4-g Intramural Basketballg Intramural Volleyball. Senior Class Officer fVice Presidentl: Student Council 2, 3, 4g Reflector Staff 3, 4- CEditor-in-Chieflg Senior Play 44 Intramural Basketball 1, 3g Intramural Volleyball 2, 3g Dirigo Boys' State 3g Viking Crier Staff 4g National Honor Society 3, 4-g Boys' Hi-Y 1, 43 Com- mercial Club. MARLENE GAGNON KEITH GRANT Business Clerical Conimerrial Club 3, 44 Girls' Clem- Club 2. RENA GAGNON ADRIAN GOODINE Commercial Business Clerical 'TILE'- ALLAN CETZ College Commercial Secretarial six Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Varsity Volley- ball lg Varsity Basket ball 3, 4g ,IV Basket ball 2: Freshman Bas ketball lg Varsity Base- ball 2, 3, 4-g Cross- Country 1. Boys' Hi-Y 43 Viking Crier Staff 3, 43 English Club 3, 4g French Club 4. Rvflvctor Staff 41 l'uturv Hmnemakn-rs 2, 3, 4, Viking Crivr Staff 3, Commor- cial Club 3, 4: IJSIIPI' lAthlf-tial 3, 4g Svnior Play 4: Girls' Vollvylmall 2. Usher lConC1'rU 3, 4, Usher Ulthlvtirsl 'S 4' F0lllIll1'l'l'l2ll flluli 4 JACQUELINE CUERETTE RITA HATHAWAY li0lllIllt'I'i'li1l Svcrvlarial llusinvss Clvricul Y or llllflllIlllI'ill Vulle-yllall 2 l, 3, Intramural llas- Scieum- Club4. kvlllall 3. 4 X. X LUDRICK HAFFORD DARRELL HARMON G4-nvral General DAVID H ALE Colle-ge Future Farmers l, 23 Boys' Hi-Y 3g English Club 3, 4, French Clulm 45 Senior Play 4g Junior Exhibition 3g Freshman-Sophomore Spoakvr 2g Cross- Country 2g Voice of Democracy 3, 4 4 3 4 Orchestra 2g 'l'hree--Act Play 35 Om--Act l'lz1y 33 ,lunior Exhihition 3g Buys' Hi- Y 4g Viking Crivr Staff 3, 43 English ffluh 3. 43 llancl l, 2, 3. flg All-Arnos look 2, 3, 4. Viking Crier Staff 3: English Cluh 3 lluys' Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4 All-Aroostuok 2, 3, 4g Spring Play 2 Frvshman llaskm-thal.l lg .lV llaskrt- hall 2, 3g Varsity llaskcllmall 4g Cross- Cnuntry l. ROBERT HI-IMINGWAY WAYNE HUNTER Cullpgf- 'I',-f-hnjf-al Husinc-ss Clf'I'll'lll Girls blf-1' Llull 1: lfulurv ll0lIlt'l11Zlkl'TS li lfmiiiiivrvizil fllulm 4: llshz-r 3, 43 llshvr lAlhl1-tivl 2. 3. fl. lx lm GENEVA HILL Business Clvrical Gem-ral KEITH HOBBS Agriculture JV llaskf-tlxall 3 l Y GARY HOLMES Future Farmers 1. 2, 3, 4. Volleyball 1, 2. FFA FFA 1, 43 Freshman Basketball 13 Basketball 2. 3, 4-g Boys' Dirigo Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Stateg Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. JOHN LAGERSTROM WINSTON KEEFER General Agriculture Varsity Chverlvaders 3. 4 BARBARA KENNEDY UNA RAE KINNEY General Home Economics GERALD KETCH Agriculture FHA lg Band l, 2, 3 43 Girls' Clec' Club 1 Future Farmers 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA Bas- ketball 3, 4. Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT LABLANC FREDERICK LIBBY A gricuhure Business Clerical JV Basketball 2g ln- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. STANLEY LAPOINTE EARLINE LEVESQUE General Commercial Secretarial DORA LEEMAN Commercial Secretarial Transferred from Skowhegan. FHA lg Commercial Club 3, 44 Senior Play 45 Reflector Staff 4. PHA X Boys' Chorus 2g All-Aroostook and Alls State 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. Reflector Staff 4-g FHA 43 Future- Teachers 3, 43 English Club 3: French X42 Club 3, 43 Commercial Club 4g Usher fArhle-tics? 2. ... S , 'T .. Sf ' Y .i 5 ' 'Ye .- B Q 'f .. - QXQQ . gsgww - .gt ' :. Lx. -2 'J' X-3 N, ig. JQHN LIBBY BERTHA MARTIN General Cpneral l, 2, 3g Girls' llee Clull lg GAA l. Cirls' llaslcetliull 2 KATHLEEN LIBBY RONALD MALM Business Clerical Agriculture MARTHA lVlaclNTlRE College l 'l A l, 2, 3, 4g Fresh man-Sophomore Speak er l, 23 FFA Basket ball 2, 3, 4. gr x . , ' -' V , ,A Aww, DELORES MARTIN Commercial Secretarial intramural Volleyball: French Club: Reflector Staff. l GERALD MARTIN Reflector 4-g Commercial Club 3, 4. vw, la College Technical JANE McBREAlRTY College Freshman - Sophomore Girls' Varsity llaskct hall 1. 2. TERESA MCATEE Business Clerical GERMAINE MASSEY Commercial Secretarial Reflector Staff 43 Viking Crier 43 Commercial Club 45 Concert Ushers 31 Senior Play. Speaking Contest: Sophomore Vice President, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Reflector Staff 3, 4, English Club 3, 45 Senior Play' Vice Sresident Athletic Council' Dirigo Boys LUHF. Future Homemakers I Girls Club 2 Gee i ' if in I xi Y ' ' 5 ' ' I , SAM MCNEAL BETTY ANN OUELLETTF C0llf'QlE6 Home Economics lit-llc-ctor Staff 4, Fu- tura- Homemake-rs 1, 2, 4, Viking Crier Staff 41 Commercial Club 43 Girls' Glee Club 13 Senior Play 4g Orches- tra lg GAA 1. X - t .Xe 3' ' IUAWN MICHAUD Commercial Secretarial GAIL MONSON Commercial Secretarial Club 4. SANDY MUN RO College Freshman Manager, GAA, Girls' Stateg JV Basketball 25 Reflector Staff, Senior Editor, Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4-g Viking Crier Staff 3,' 4-g English Club 45 Commercial Club 3, 4g Girls' Glee Club 2g Senior Play. ,Q Three-Act Play 33 Sci once Club 3, 4g French Club 2, 3, 4-Q Eng ish NOLA OUELLETTE lhlsilww CII:-rival lllllllt llUIll1'Illlll'i1'l's 1. 2 5 li lllrls lllrl-lli-Y 1 lngllsll Llulx -1. K lltlll llsl1n'r'l: lvlrls l lu lllllll ll Svnlol' Varsity liasku-Ilwull I. Svniur Class, Sm'n'Iz1ry: junior Sevrvtary-'l'rvz1sl1rm-r3 Supllmnurf- flu Sm-vrvlary-'llrvusllrvr1 Stuxlvnl Ln - Futun- I'lUlIlClll2llU'I'N 23 Girls' lfl-Ill Y 1 llull 1 Xll Xrro strvok fl-g SVIIIIII' l lay: ,lllIll4Il l,xllll1l- linng Varsity llLlFli1'lllilll 25 ,IV llus mall 2g UAA 21 Girls' Sturm Spring: livi- l'FXCllN' IHXTWYIJN t..1II.-gy GAH,PARKS NANC Y PATTEN Hmm' llronmnivs llllFlI1CSS Cl1'Til'iil I LANA PARKS llusinc-ss lflvrival Futurv Hmxmvmnkf-l'N urn- lluuuwuzl 1UlI4'l'l'l llXlll'lN ' I, Z, .L 1, hull Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Hllglllhll iflulx -l: C4 firle' Ulm- Vlulm l Z I mervial fflulr All f 3, 4g S4-niur llay. fi! fi , 5 1 5 a ROY PAUL Cvnvral Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Or- chvstra. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. FHA 1, 23 Girls' C186 Club 1. E E E JAMES PHILBRICK ARMOND PLANTE C.,-,llgge General JUDITH PHILBRICK Home Economics Y. x V 'Z CAROL ANN PLANTE Busine-ss Clvrical Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g All-Aroostook 3, Freshman Basketball 1, JV Bas- ketball 25 Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, Winter Sports 1, 2, JV Baseball 1. Dirigo Girls' State, FHA 1, 23 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chordettes 2, 3, All-Aroostook 2, 3. MAURICE PLOURD MARGUERITE RASMUSSEN General Student Council 43 Senior Play. RONALD PRICE RONALD RAF F ORD College General GERALD QU1s'r Agriculture l+lAl2tt Intramural llasclmall 33 llaskvtllall 1, 2, 3, -l' ln- tramurztl Vollt-yliall 2, 3. -lg Varsity .l V llasvlrall 2. Wvie nu ' ?:X . ' '- f.lulr-1, - xi ll ARCHHQ RUl'lS'll Wl'lNlll'll,l, Sl'UUNlCR 1:.- llusim-ss C.lQ-rival Ut 'dl CRRALIT SIROIS Agriculture X I I, ig s 1. '2. JEAN SODER BURC WARREN SIROIS Cent-ral Cullego Frvsliman llaskvtlmall: Varsity llaskvt- lmall 3, 41 ,IV llaslu-tlrall 2: Varsity Base-liall 2: ,IV llasvliall lg Winter Sports 1, 25 Varsity and Intramural Volleyball 2: Cross-Country l, 2. Flat 3, -l-1 lfngglist 1 luli i 1 ll lui tlloiim-i'tl fl-3 Ci tllw- Clluli l. 2, 3: Vai I' sttv ltuskt-tltall Z: LAX All-Aroostook 3, 4-3 Orchestra 3, 4g Student Future Farmers Council 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANK SPRAGUE BERTIN THERIAULT College Course Agriculture Future Homemakers 3: Viking Crier Staff 13 English Club 23 Usher 1ConcerU 3g Senior Play: Cheerleader, Var- sity 3, 43 Cheerleader, JV 15 Cheerleader, Freshman and Junior High: GAA 2. EARLINE STAIRS DWIGHT STICKLES Home Economics Agriculture College MARILYN STEEVES General Future Farmerg Band lg FFA Basketball. junior luxlululion .ig English Club 33 Band 2g Three-Act Play 29 Senior Play 43 Junior Exhibition 33 Freshman Baskvtball lg ,IV Bas- ketball 2g Cross-Country 2. Class Pre-sidcnt lg Student Council lg FHAg Girls' Tri-Hi-Yg Comniorcial Club 33 Athletic Council 1. ROBERT THERIAULT lVlAVI.S WALLACE Cullen, Business Cl:-rival Intramural Volleyball l, 23 Intramural Bas- krtllull l, 2. H gm CLIFTON THIBODEAU MARY LOU TODD Business Clerical BUSUIPSS Cl8TiC3l ETHEL MAE THIBODEAU Home Economics Band 1, 2, 3, 4g All-State 3g Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Freshman Basketball Managerg JV Managerg JV Baseball 2g Cross- Country 1. Reflector Staff 4, FHA 4, Vrkmg Crler if Staff 23 Commercial Club 2. CECIL P. WALTON NADINE WILLIAMS General Commercial Secretarial Band 2, 3, 43 Cross- Cnuntry l. Science Club 4: lntra- mural Basketball 1. 43 Intramural Volleyball 1, 4. GERALD WARK DALE WHITTEN General General LLOYD WARK General Future Farmers 33 Freshman Basket- ballg FFA Basketball 33 Cross-Country. 15' bugm-' C. ,gr 3 fs-ni-I 3 Www Av 13. Dolorf-s Easlerg 14. Kay Lihbyg 15. Barbara Brown, Diana De-Merchantg 16. Jean Sods-rhurgq 17. Janws Phillxrickg 1. Ke-ith Crantg 2. Margv Rasmussen and Dwight Sticklesg 3. Marilyn Corlxing 4. Rvggiv 11ur11-ighg 5. Urs-rxrla 111-rnarmlg 6. Ola Cookg 7. Carol Carolsong 8. Wayne- Blair. 9. Gail Pzxrksg 10. Nola Oull:-tn-3 11. Dura LH-mang 12. Carol Chapman. .. 'r' -at ' 7 ASSES And tim oar Zzfe, exempt from publzc haunt, y Find: tongue: in treef, book! in the running brookt, Sermons in Jtonef, and good in everything. SHAKESPEARE First row: C. Albert, L. Chapman, G. Blanchette, R. Madore, B. Rogers, G. Pelletier, R. Long, W Quist, J. Abbott, B. Haskell. Second row: W. Cameron, G. Thompson, R. Theriault, G. Chapman L. Dickson, E. Murphy, R. Mahoney, G. Ennis, L. Dufour, G. Bragdon, R. Sirois, M. Jacobs, R Hill, C. Smith, L. Larson, J. Wilcox, M. Guerrette, W. Holmes. Third row: H. Searles, A. Dube H. Cyr, R. Miller, B. Jalbert, A. Babin, R. Conant, J. Doyle, N. Jacques, K. Cote, G. Kidney, V, Jalbert, G. Johnson, J. Kidney, D. Hafford, G. Chapman, N. Randolph, A. Ostleine. Fourth row: S Corrow, R. Norsworthy, R. Bennett, G. Burgess, C. McBreairty, G. Conroy, R. Anderson, V. Ouellette R. Sirois, R. Barnes, C. Cook, S. Johnson, D. Steeves, R. Bubar, R. Winslow, P. Anderson, E Nedeau. Fifth row: R. Thompson, E. Kidney, C. Ouellette, D. Brewer, B. Kelley, P. Kelley, J. Cove R. Ellis, E. Higgins, G. Harris, B. Lister, C. Cahagan, R. Peterson, H. Theriault, E. Cunnerson, M. Sullivan, R. Lagasse. hrs! row D Niartm, J. Fogg, K. Johnson, P. Kelley, R. Winslow, C. Duncan, G. Johnson. Second rou R Mahoney G. Harris, B. Rogers, J. Abbott. First row, left to right: S. Davenport, J. F ogg, J. Hallowell, P. Anderson, J. Jepson, B. McLaughlin L. Cunnerson. Second row: R. Hunter, C. Rasmussen, M. LaRouche, J. Erickson, E. Gagnon, McGuire, S. Martin, C. Brown, L. Cochran, S. Ouellette, A. Lizotte, C. Duncan, N. Bondison, L Goulette, P. McGrath, B. Deshanes, C. Anderson, L. Devoe. Third row: W. Philbrick, D. Anderson S. Smith, C. Thompson, P. Wark, C. Tracy, D. Martin, B. Beal, J. Newell, J. Forsman, J. Black stone, C. Bubar, M. Busk, C. Miller, L. Montieth, J. Mclntire, C. Kelley, S. St. Peter, C. Ruest. Fourth row: E. Peterson, G. Johnson, J. Burleigh, M. Plourde, D. Ginn, B. Harmon, E. Rockwell S. Nedeau, K. Babin, E. Gagnon, A. Cyr, A. Cuerrette, R. McBreairty, P. St. Peter, J. Caveney: N. Chassie, B. Hartley. Fifth row: J. Anderson, K. Johnson, D. McCluskey, L. Brown, C. Chaloult A. Buzzell, C. Lennon, B. Jacobs, A. Hafford, E. Johnson, B. Forsman, R. Lausier, E. Wedburg: J. Bouchard, D. Manchip, R. Norbeck, F. Kidney, J. Cormier, M. Corrow. JUNIGR GIRLS JUNIOR CLASS HISTURY On September 4- the Junior Class entered Caribou High School for their third year eagerly anticipating the arrival of their class rings. On November 13 after the class elected their officers and advisors, they decided to use the representative system again this year. Each Junior home room elected two representatives to attend all class meetings, set up dates for activities and working schedules. Early in the fall the class held a twirp dance with music by a disc jockey. When the basketball games started, the class sold refreshments. During the Mardi Gras which was held February 14- and 15, the Juniors pitched in to help the Jaycees by checking coats at the coronation ball. They also sold refresh- ments at the teenage Jam Session and dance held Saturday the Fifteenth. Junior Exhibition tryouts were held the 18 and 19 of February. Those chosen to represent the class by speaking were Danny Brewer, Loyce Monteith, Jack Abbott. Doreen McCluskey, Barry Haskell, Artheline Buzzell, Gary Harris, and Joanne Burleigh. Firs! row: N. IIar1Iu1'Iu-r, II. Harelisnn, I., Flannery. J. .Iu1'uIms, A. II1-Ianggvr. If. IIUIILIIIIIU. lf. II:-wilt. II. 'I'I1iIw01I1'au. II. AIIQICFHIYII, II. Ilvnnvlt, Il. Sllnrm-y, C, NIuntim-II1, Sw-rnnl mir: II. IIIIIDLIT. I'. qJll4'IIf'II1', I,, I,1-gy-rv, II. Nuafk, C. IIZIFIICS, II, lI1'Vm', W. Fur:-lnzln, ll. IFI1'lIFII'lllll. II. Kvlvll, NI, Curvy. II. Wink, 5. Iluilc-y. U. Argravvs, il. Caron. IJ. Ilmu'I1anI. I'. 'I'ru4'y. Ii. I'4'II4'lie-r. Tllirrl row: .I. II1'ILll1g14'l'. Ii. brunt, R. Olson, W. ffrlffln. in Marlin, ly. 0m'IIvItc, R. III-Iwrt. W. .Iz1f'nl1snn, I.. IXIICIIZIIMI. Il. Imsnn, R. Nirkvrson, I'. IIonrI1'sun, I'. Kidnvy, II, Tllmnus, Ii, Cyr, C. Fvurlvs, If, Sirois. U, Ilufunr, Fmzrflr rnur: I.. IIIIPIIUIIP, C. Violvt, II. ffurrnw, R. Iiivkinfnn, II. KIl'k4'lllIllII. I . IIm'n1pI1iII. ll. I,ilrlry, Il, Iiwlikvr, I.. N4-ilanrlvr, I.. Phelan, A, Smlvrglrmu, A. Rnslltun, A, Ilulmlns. D, Nlurtin. IJ, Dmlrl. JK. I'Ir-lvys, U. ffur'Ilran. Fijrlz row: I . Smith, ID. ffyr. F1731 row: I'. Sirois, I'. Ilolmquist, Swrs-tary, G. Km'IIm'y, Trvasnrvr, J. Hunley, L. Etscnvitz, B. 4'Iluu1I, II, Mc'CI11sk1'y. Sfrond row: II. Caron, I. Cox, Vive- IIl'f'SIlIQ'IlI. I.. Crez-nier, Mr. 'I'I111rsIun, visorg II. IIarcIison, Prvsirlvnt. II. Brown, I.. Wylmmzlrl. v'7-- w n .f X. .1 49 P f: ' .,....,,. ...f.,,,, -- a 8 fav V ' P V' V W tr First row: S. Brewer, S. Estey, L. Mushrall, M. Goff, G. Wright, B. Jordan, E. Thibodeau, C Johnson, B. Michaud, P. Cawette, J. Hale, L. Etscovitz, B. Malm, G. Peterson, S. Montieth, C. Fox N. Beaulieu. Second row: D. Violet, J. Yule, D. Caveny, B. Clark, B. Caron, E, Cote, P. Sirois G. Page, J. Patterson, J. Chassie, J. Corrow, B. White, S. Morin, B. Corbin, L. Corrow, F. Ericson M. Damboise, B. Charette. Third row: S. Goldfrank, F. Philbrick, S. Buchanan, L. Carlson, M Martin, L. Bourgoine, C. Raymond, A. Wakem, D. McBriarity, C. Hewitt, J. Hutchins, F. Holm- quist, G. Kelley, B. Cochran, R. Swenson, N. McKerron, L. Wyman, M. Ouellette, B. McCluskey N. Ouellette, S. Jackson, C. Anderson. Fourth row: B. Paradise, B. lreland, M. Warner, H..MCDonald P. Sheppard, F. Porter, J. Monson, A. Ouellette, J. Legere, P. Anderson, P. Beaulieu, L. Grindle, B. Stubbs. Fifth row: D. Pelletier, K. Olson, N. Robertson, B. Hewitt, C. Martin, C. Hayden, J. Guerrette, C. Hunter, L. Haines, L. Finnemore, S. Haines, M. Sparks, D. Pelletier, J. Brissette, J. Hanley, B. Ginn, E. Gagnon, M. Gallagher, C. Flanaan, J. Bouchard, J. Johnson, S. Gustafson. P. Peterson, V. Morin, R. Perley, P. Donavan, V. Palmer, L. Adams, C. Bouchard, S. Bouchard, D. Cutcliin, L. Greenier, J. Blunt, J. McLaughlan, A. Dow, J. Bero. President, ROBERT HARDISON Vice President, LOUIS GREENIER Secretary, GAIL KELLEY Treasurer, JUDY HANLEY With the aid of our class advisor, Mr. Thurston, the class of 4'60 has progressed throughout the past year. The class has contributed much to the school. We are especially proud of our participation in extracurricular activities. We also have representatives on the basketball teams. Seven of the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders and four Varsity Cheerleaders are sophomores, as well. We have sponsored a Disc Jockey dance with members of the class as disc jockies. In the field of studies, there have been several sophomores on every honor roll. s First row, left to right: B. Kelley, M. Williams, D. Cyr, J. Ringdahl, A. Libby, l'. Ashby. l'. Doa R. Doak, Malenfant, D. Williams, K. Spooner, R. Olson. J. Sirois, A. Philhriek, D. l orbes, ' Theriault, J. Close, R. Harmon, D. Dodd. Second row: D. Leavitt, S. Newell, R. Butler. H. Wrigl T. McBreairty, V. Brown, P. Olmstead, T. Thomas, R. Covin. P. McDonald, B. Bond, D. Thompso D. Michaud, P. Hobbs, H. Pelletier, B. Johnson, D. Michaud. B. McNeil, J. Sinclair. R. Iloehru Third row: L. Bouchard, S. Philbrick, F. Ellis, H. Langille, J. White, D. Lowell, T. Raymond. l Olmstead, D. Cyr, D. Tracy, D. Lajoie, G. West, B. Helfenstein, S. Cameron, P. Calf, P. Thompso M. Babin, R. Pelletier. Fourth row: M. Curtis, D. Michaud, D. Corrow, J. Whitten, F. The-riau C. Thihodeau, H. Canon, D. Williams, A. Bouchard, F. Fortier, R. Guerette. G. Miehautl, D. Thih deau, D. Hartsgrove, R. Brown, L. Peterson, R. McBreairty, S. Warner, C. Thomas. R. Belyeu, Kidney, F. Laljlante, T. Trustee, P. Tracy, G. Parker, H. MacAtee. E. Fortier, J. Crave. Fifth rm. J. Frost, M. Camblin, L. Ouellette, D. De-Merchant, M. Kelley, C. Wyman, D. Bouehartl, R. Core D. Cote, M. Bouchard, l. Westman, S. Bailey, E. Thibocleau, P. Parks. J. Wilcox. A, Gagliugu Sixth row: H. Saunders, J. Warren, B. Coulette, D. Lyon, D. Covin. L. Pelkey, J. Dedham, i Bragclon, P. Madore, R. Holmes, E. Morin, R. Anderson, P. Holmes. R. Covin. J. Cyr, K. llunla R. Sirois, P. Sirois, A. Albert, R. Howe, M. Green, C. Cuerrette, R. Sullivan. J, . W , . . x E Q.. r. I E.: I 7- . 2 ' v v 1 I ...g ww . .a . , D . .k1k.?rg, ,r 'nf' .- Q., 1 . ' .f-ffm. , Left to right: Mr. Byers, Advisor, B. Dube, G. Wyman. Second row: C. Donnelly, L. Espling. .si ' 2. ' pf N 'tt W V' First row: M. Plourde, V. Hartsgrove, B. Dube, L. White, P. Pierson, J. Davis, J. Jacobs, B. Gallop, L. Doody, G. Norbeck, C. Bishop, A. Stubbs, L. Sullivan, D. Belanger, B. Hines, B. Gallagher, J. Pangburn, J. Doody, D. Hemingway, B. Monteith. Second row: P. Thomas, G. Kelley, L. Godin, S. Holmes, G. Lagasse, D. Greenier, L. Patterson, G. Cochrane, B. Bouchard, D. Adams, A. Morin, V. Dionne, B. Tracy, N. St. Peter, N. Corbin, C. Ouellette, B. Landeen, Third row: B. McCullough, N. Thibodeau, D. Dufour, P. Goodine, J. Ouellette, M. Monteith, J. Chalout, H. Belanger, D. Thibodeau, L. Espling, P. Johnson, V. Bourgoine, M. Deprey, K. Grace, V. Fisher, N. Pelletier, B. Beaupre, G. Brissette, B. Johnson, R. Landeen, L. Graham, L. Laqualia, B. Blaire, M. Barnes M. Blackstone, J. Daigle, P. Lagerstrom. Fourth row: B. Koelle, J. Chamberlain, G. Beaupre, B Grant, L. Sparks, 'R. Gagnon, S. Burgess, N. Thibodeau, E. Wilcox, L. Monteith, J. Guerette, W Michaud, I. Ward, B. Cochran, M. Belyea, B. Durost, F. Hewitt. Fifth row: R. Buchanan, C. Bubar, J. Adams, D. Day, D. Cyr, B. Charette, C. Bosse, C. Soucie, P. Erickson, G, Donnelly, D. Anderson B. Martin, J. Lombard, L. Belanger, L. Taylor, B. Nadeau, M. Maxwell, D. Page, W. Watson, Bi Olmstead, C. Shaw. 'L. Cyr, P. Dorsey, P. Westman, J. Belmain, B. White. 0 was 9, ,U 'S KJ E QQ ORGANIZATICNS nw STUDE T COU CIL First row, left to right: B. Bernard, L. Etscovitz, B. McClusky, D. Conant, S. Smith, D. Crocker, R. Higgins, B. Gallop, D. Martin. Second row: Mr. Thibodeau, Advisor, J. White, D. Lyons, J. Hanley, K. Raymond, J. Cormier, P. Pierson, P. Patton, G. Wyman, D. Brewer. Third row: K. Crant, S. McNeil, J. Abbott, B. Cyr, L. Creenier, R. Price, R. Winslow. The Student Council is the governing body of Caribou High. lt has five representa- tives from each class, the eighth graders have no vote. The Student Council gives an annual scholarship of 3200.00 to a deserving senior. Every year it has one primary fund-raising project. This year it was the selling of CHS beanies. It has also sold book covers throughout the school year, sponsored dances and a car wash. At the Student Council Convention in Brunswick, Maine, Caribou was represented by Bob Cyr, Laura Etscovitz, Beth Ann McClusky, and Richard Winslow. It was there that they heard of the Tap Campaign fTeens Against Poliol and carried it out in Caribou. Beth Ann McClusky, Pam Pierson, and Bonnie Gallop draw a Calendar every month showing the coming events at Caribou High School. 'Q ka f 'f x. I I 569 H 5 ,, af. f I t 6 - TUDEN COUNCIJ MR THIBODEAU omiw UPF WHEWW kb?- U1 -J ZOHHOCUZH C H A R A C T E R NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOI SOC!! TY 1 3 3 3' i Z 1 Qi V I! 4 First row: D. Martin, T. Dixon, E. Stairs, J. Soderberg, R. Buchanan. Second row: M. Eckman, C Monson, C. Carlson, P. Bero. Third row: R. Price, A. Dorey. K. Grant, S. McNeil. Fourth row T. Currier, R. Burleigh, R. Cyr, D. Hale. President . . . ROBERT CYR Sefffwfy - - . TOBY DIXON 5 ? f s r . , A - 5 Q 4 5 Pr' GITQ gM7q , , . ,Y ,H -p 1 , -v Q f 9 ' ..- su' 0' if as te' '- 9 First row, Ieft to right: C. Chapman, E. Wedberg, B. Hewitt, B. Martin, M. Corrow, D. Martin, B. Beale, G. Parks, L. Haines, C. Hunter, S. Haines, C. Kelley, R. Hunter, M. Sparks, D. Pelletier, D. Michaud, G. Monson. Second row: J. Johnson, J. Gurette, P. Holmquist, D. Violet, D. Thibodeau, J. Corrow, L. Cyr, P. Sirois, M. Corbin, B. White, D. Greenier. E. Wilcox, B. Deschaine, B. Bouchard, C. Ouellette, L, Devoe, L. Corrow, B. Corbin. Third row: M. Montieth, E. Gagnon, R. Swanson, M. Ouellette, M. Gallagher, L. Doody, P. Goodine, R. Buchanan, D. McBreairty, C. Bishop, S. Smith, P, Beautier, J. Ouellette, C. Shaw, B. Durost, M. Martin, L. Bergoine, K. Raymond, H. Belanger, R. Gagnon, G. Donnelly. Fourth row: A. Gurrette, E. Gagnon, R. Harris, B. Paridy, P. Shepared, D. Day, D. Cyr, ll. Pelletier, M. Belyea, B. Blair, C. Brown, G. Grant, L. Sparks, B. Corbin, B. McCluskey, N. Martin. Fifth row: G. Hewitt, B. Cockran, Jackson, Y. French, F. Kidney, L. Parks, B. Malm, L. Mushrall, S. Buchanan, E. Thibedeau, N. Patten, B. Koelle, B. Montieth, P. Durost, D. McCluskey. Twenty-five freshmen and sixty-five upperclassmen were enrolled in the club this year. The goals chosen on which to work this year were: 11.3 to understand our neighbors home and abroad, i2.l to provide training for each chapter member to participate in home, school and community activities. The highlights of '57-'58 were the District Convention in Houlton, the basketball game between the F.H.A. Hometrotters and the C.H.S. Vikings. the Mother-Daughter Banquet, the Fathers' International Banquet, the State Convention in Augusta, and the F.F.A.-F.H.A. Barn Dance. YMAKfR5 7- Cwh 0, 'F , 14 5 'ro 'li , EBF af , 1 P 2, ,Q 2 O 'GPO 40 NEWYW F.H.A. RFIFLECTOR NEWS President, Marena Corrowg Vive President Luanne Mushrall, Secretary, Clymena Browng man, Jackie Johnson, Program Chairman, Kath- erine Raymondg Refreshment Chairmrzn, Nancy Patton. First row, left to right: Clymena Brown, Secretaryg Marla Gallagher, Treasurer, Barbara Hewitt, Parliamentarian. Second row: Beth Ann McCluskey, Reporter, Jackie Johnson, Degree Chairman, Katie Raymond, Program Chairman, Luanne Mushrall, Vice Presidentg Marr-na Corrow, President. Third row: Nancy Patten, Refreshment Chairman, Mrs. Kelly, Advisor, Bonnie Malm, Historian. y Trelullrer, Marla Gallagher, Historian, Bonnie Malmg Reporter, Beth Ann McCluskeyg Par- liamentarian, Barbara Hewitt, Degree Chair- 1 3 all l ,Q.u.ll . f 1, 4 . 5 E54 First row, left to right: C. Sirois, L. Neilander, R. Hill, P. Holmstm-ad, C. Cin-re-ttf-, G. Thiboilvau l'. Hobbs, C. Thomas, R. Belyva, l. Wrstman, A. La Franrcs, R. Bubar, S. Bailvy. M. Crm-ar, ,I Whito, C. W1-st, P. Thompson. Srcond row: Mr. Bridges, li, Rogers, M. Williams, ID, Stivklvs, R Malin, R. The-re-ault, N. Randolph, R. La lllance, L. Aclames, A. Libby, Mr. Burg:-ss, J. Lage-rstrom R. Blackstone-, G. Chapman, G. Sirois, Mr. Rogers. Third row: K. Hobbs, B. Dodd, R. Nick:-rson G. Doak, H. Wright. C. Malm, L. Newell, R. Sirois, R. Barnes. l.. Ouvlle-t!e'. C. Chapman. C Searle-s, W. Cameron. RMERS Q FA I Op D First row JOHN LAiiliRS'l'RONI l'rf'sidf'r1! CLAYTON SIROIS Senlinel DWIGHT STICKLICS Reporrer MR. BRIDGES Advisor ROBERT LA BLANC Vive Preszhlerii RONALD MAIAI Serrefary ROC ER BLAKIKSTON R Trvasllrffr MR. ROGERS ,4d1'isnr Left to right: J. Corrow, B. Caron, C. Miller, P. Holmquist, J. Soderberg, P. Bero, J. Bouchard D. Ginn, K. Raymond, J. Yule, M. Stackpole. Second row: M. Martin, B. Clark L. Carlson J Donovan, J. Hanley, F. Pnmniek, s. Estey, K. Johnson, J. Hale, P. st. Peter, N. Chassie, J. cnveneyl L. Bourgoine, W. Corey, B. Harmon, Mrs. Anderson, Advisor. Third row: B. Martin, V. Palmer G. Johnson, J. Kidney, N. Jacques, J. Bero, G. Harris, F. Holmquist. v Future Teachers of America, a comparatively new organization in Caribou High School, is in its third year. F.T.A. is a highly acclaimed national high school organization. The purpose of the organization is to prepare students for a career in education and to help them decide if they want teaching as a profession. To exercise its purpose, F.T.A. sponsors a practice-teaching and an observing program through which members go into classes where juniors and seniors teach, and sophomores observe. F.T.A. has a significant pin which is attained by means of a point system. Fifty points are required to obtain the pin. The club has been quite active this year. lt the fall the club went to Aroostook State Teachers College in Presque Isle to see a film on the steps in college to a teaching profession. Other activities planned are a oint meeting with Fort Kent, and attendance of the club at the annual F.T.A. conference in Falmouth. President ................. ,................ P ATRICIA BERO Vice President ....... ................. J EAN SODERBERG Secretary .............. ...... KA THERINE RAYMOND Treasurer ........ ............ J OYCE BOUCHARD Historian ......... ......... P EGGY HOLMQUIST Librarian ............. ......... C ARLENE MILLER Parluzmentaruzn .,.,. ............... D IANE GINN REFLECTOR STAFF Front row, left to right: B. Clark, K. Johnson, B. McClusky, H. Cyr, S. McNeil, K. Grant, D. Bennett, T. Currier. P. Bero, B. Cutchins, C. Manson, B. Gallop. Second row: M. Ekman, M. Rasmussen, P. Patton, C. Chapman, M. Corbin, G. Massey, B. Brown, G. Peterson, L. Etscovitz, E. Thihodeau, ll. Martin, D. Michaucl, B. Caron, J. Cvuerrette, E, Levesque. Third row: B. Bubar, D. Martin, C. Parks, S. Munro, V. Palmer, F. Philbrick, L. Parks, S. Buchanan, A. Oullette. REFLECTOR SELLERS First row, left to right: C. Johnson, L. Etscovitz, B. Clark, C. Peterson B. Mahoney, N. Bubar, B Rogers, A. Dorey. G. Johnson. Serond row: G. Montheith, R. Erickson, A. Sprague, M. Harmon, F Nc-well. P. Lage-rstrom, B. Higgins, P. Pierson, D. Harstgrove, J. Cyr, J. White. REFLECTOR EDITORS First row, left to right: G. Monson, B. Clark, K. Johnson, M. Eckman, B. McCluskey, B. Cutchins P. Bero, B. Gallop. Second row: H. Cyr, S. McNeil, K. Grant, R. Bennett, T. Currier. Absent. J. Guerrette, E. Levesque. Editor-in-Chief ......,. ....,.,.. K eith Grant Assistant Editor ...... ........ R ichard Bennett Senior Editor ,,..,.. ....... G ail Monson Junior Editor ....,.. ...... K aren Johnson Sophomore Editor ..... ....,,. B arbara Clark Freshman Editor ........ ........ B onnie Gallop Business and Circulation ,....,. ...,t..., M ae Eckman Earline Levesque Dramatics Typing Editor Boys, Sports .... Music Editor - Club Editor . Art Editor ..o. Photography .. Advisors ...,,. Barbara Cutchins Jacqueline Gurrette Samuel McNeal Patricia Bero Beth Ann McCluskey Harvey Cyr Timothy Currier Mrs. Haskell, Mr. Levitt Front row, left to right: C. Parker, J. Warren, V. Palmer, R. Hemingway, T. Currier, P. Brown R. Hardison. Second row: Advisor Mr. Byers, D. Bennett, B. Lister, A. Getz, A. Dorey. ln November the Hi-Y was reorganized with Mr. Byers as our advisor, Our purpose is To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian characterfl Our program is built on the platform, Clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living. By keeping these goals we strive to improve ourselves and our surroundings. The Hi-Y has sent several members to the Model Legislature at Augusta, sponsored several dances, attended the North Aroostook Council at Presque lsle in January, and sent three delegates to the Hi-Y Conference in Bangor. Left to right: V. Palmer, Secretary, R. Hemingway, Presidentg T. Currier, Vice President, P, Brown, Treasurer. TR TRI-HI-Y Fir but , . .. 'Hfifuifiiiiiii :::52::1:::::::::::::.x..,,,,,:, xr mu: If-ft to right: Il. Uubar, L. Espling, C. Flanagan, C. Km-llc-y, P. Johnson, L. Wyman, I.. C0l'JlHlll. J. l.u1nlmr1l, J. Amivrsmm. S. Burgvss. U. Langley, I.. Crindlv, J. Yule: N. Bondvsnn, U. ' chin. Ser-uml row: E. Hitvhings. Advisor. J, Javuha G. Parks, N. Rohm-rlsun. D. Hemingway. I l'unglmrn I legvrm- C' Cllillllllllll, Nl. Sparks, l. Ward, N. Blackstone-, M. Bvlyva, G. Munson, l'. l'i4'rsm1. li. IIQIYIIIUII, IT. Uinn, B. Ufunt, I.. Sparks, U. Gallop. Ii. Ginn, I.. Parks. Tlzirrl row: IS. lflurk. J. Hulv, I.. Whilv, B. U1-all-, S. listry. S. Br:-vw-r. 'l'. Dixon, S. Davenport, J. Hallowvll, Nl. Iqklllllll. Y. Frvm'h. F. Pllillmrivk. J. .-Xmlvrsun. K. Johnson, C. Juhnsml, I.. Etsvuvilz. Q7 l.. .Iul Hrs! nur: 'lf llixnn. l,I'1'Ni1Jl'Ill1 K. Jllllll- 'l:l'l'ilNlll't'l'1 li. Hui 4 sun. Lllillilillll, Wruml mu! N. IJll1'll1l- nun. Sn-1-rw-l'z1l'y: lf. Hitrhixlggs. 'x4lXJN1ll': lnwn. Vuinl Kwpn-r'. Thinl row: , . . J 'xlHll'l'54lll. Yin- l'1'v-idvlll' lm, 1.llI1'lllll, mr llixlnrizln. VIKING CRIER STAFF First row: E. Nedeau, G. Harris, A. Buzzell, E. Rockwell, H. Cyr, D. Martin, A. Dorey, S. Munro, P. Bero, M. Ekman, B. Hemmingway, A. Getz, D. McCluskey, J. Hallowell, B. Miller, B. Buhar. Second row: Mrs. Anderson, Advisorg E. Lesvesque, F. Smith, G. Massey, G. Hill, R. Hathaway, J. Kidney, G. Johnson, T. Dixon, E. Wright, B. Koelle, N. Williams, G. Monson, D. Michaud, J. Guerette, R. Gagnon, Mr. Brilliant, Advisor. Third row: G. Peterson, E. Thibodeau, B. Caron, P. Johnson, R. Buchanan, F. Kidney, B. Dubey, B. Haskell, V. Ralmer, J. Warren, J. Hanley, L. Etscovitz, C. Flanagan, E. Stairs, B. Cutchin. EDITORS WERE AS FOLLOWS VIKING CRIER Editor-in-Chief ...,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,..-,,,,,.,.,,, Sandy Munro As was the policy last year, the Viking Crier Assistant Editor ...,e. Aurther Dorey was put out this year through the joint cooperation Feature Editor ,,,,,-.,,,,, Pat Bero of the English and Commercial Clubs with Mrs. Column Editor ....,... News Editor ........ Internal Affairs Head Typist .... Garry Harris Bob Miller Al Getz Bob Hemingway Mae Ekman Anderson and Mr. Brillant of the faculty as ad- visors. The object of the Viking Crier was to acquaint both the English and Commercial Clubs with the problems of publishing a school newspaper and to inform the students of school events. First row, Ivft to right: Bovena Buohanan, Ola Cook, Gail Parks, Gloria Johnson, Elsie Peterson, Gail Monson, Marilyn Corbin, Carol Chapman, Judy Bouchard, Barbara Cutchin, Earle-no Stairs, Barbara llarmon, Barbara Kvimctly, Pvgzgy Plourdv, Lorrainv Cochran. Second row: Mr. Bryant, Ailvisorg Stn-pln-n Johnson. Sam MCNoal, Lana Parks, Joym- Donovan, Arthurlcne Buzzvll, Dorccn lNlm'Cll1skm-y. Jean Sotlvrbvrg, Toby Dixon, Diam- Domorchant, Francis Kidnvy, Patricia Boro, Carol Carlson, Cordon johnson, Arthur Dorvy, Norma Bontlcson. Third row: ,lorry Kidney, Alan Getz, Sanily Munro. Bob Hemingway, Bob Tllcriault, Bob Cyr, Ch-m fiIcBrvaity, Cary Harris, Barry llafkvll, John Cow, Tim Currie-r. Roggiv Burl:-igh. 'l'lu- vlub mombcrs licacli-cl by lVlr. Bryant, arc working this year again in the library, and holping with the Viking Crier. Thi- vlub plans to ht-lp with tho Caribou Public Library in a project in March. Also possibilitivs of a Batlio Program are being consiclcrvcl. Firsl rung lvfl to riglil: Sam Nlt'Nval, Prt-sitlc-ntg lfarlini- Stairs. St-ciwflaryg jusly Bonvliartl, Vivo l'i'4-sill:-lit. Swwzrl mir: 'l'imothy lfnrrivr, Parliamm'ntariang Alex Munro, 'lirvaslirt-i'. First row: Joyce Donovan, Francis Kidney, Brenda McLaughlin, Doreen McCluskey, Barbara Brown, Lois Brown, Joanne Burleigh, Antoinette Cuerette, Marie Larouche. Second row: David Hale, Judy Newell, Patricia Bero, Diane Demerchant, Karen Johnson, Bertha Martin, Peggy Plourde, Barbara Cutchin, Reggie Burleigh. Third row: Stephen Johnson, Richard Winslow, Jack Abbott, Sandy Munro, Alan Getz, Timothy Currier, Jack Long. Under the advisorship of Mrs. White, the French Club consists of students who wish to further their interests in the French language. During the past school year many interesting programs have been presented at the one-a-month meetings. Among these have been the showing of French films, the re- cording of voices in French, and the holding of a social. The club has also sponsored a St. Patrick's Day record hop. JACK ABBOTT President ROBERT PAGE Vice President BARBARA BROWN Secretary J ACK LONG Treasurer ,,.. . ,,.1...i , First row, left to right: C. Kelley, J. Guerette, E. Levesque, R. Gagnon, C. St. Peter, I. Ward E. Cote, B. Caron, C. Peterson, J. Legere, E. Thibodeau. Second row: Mr. Hamlin, C. Flanagan, J Hanley, T. Dixon, E. Wright, M. Ekman, D. Martin, B. Koelle, C. Massey, B. Bubar, N. Williams D. Michaud, G. Monson, R. Buchanan, B. Martin, L. Parks, C. Chapman. Third row: S. Davenport v J. P. Cyr, F. Smith, W. Blair, C. Johnson, J. Kidney, K. C-rant, D. Michaud, M. Babin M Corbin The Caribou High School Commercial Club resumed its activities for 1957-58 under the advisorship of Mr. Hugh Hamlin. The club elected the following officers: Presi- dent, Keith Grant: Vice President, Judy Hanleyg Secretary, Jackie Cuerrettegi Treas- urer, Lana Parks. The purposes of the Commercial Club are to give the commercial teachers a better understanding of the abilities of their students, and also for the members to obtain a clearer understanding of commercial work. During 1957-58 the Commercial Club sold scoresheets at the basketball games that have been held in the Caribou High School gym. Through the cooperation of the English Club and the Commercial Club, the Viking Crier has been published monthly throughout the school year. Ie t to right J fuerrette, Secretary, L. Parks. Treasurer, J. Hanley, Vice President: Keith l ran! Presrdf nt Advisor, Mr. Hamlin. CIVIC CLUB Firsl row: ff. S0llK'ii', M. Mnntie-th. F. Porter, J, Davis, I.. Elsvovitz, B. Dulwy, K. Raymund J. Hanlvy, C, Cochran, M. Duprc-y, J. Jacobs, U. flaw. D. Cavvney. Seronll row: Ur. Harpm-r .Mlvisorg C. Kvllvy. B. Clark, M. Stackpole: S. Hsu-S, Ii. Char:-tlv. D. Hvm, B. Ginn. A. W'ake'm S. Cm-l1l'ul1. J. 1.1111-rv. N, 'I'hilmdc'al1. U. Krwllv, I.. Mushral. J. Hall: I.. Vfhile. lf. wfllsll. .Mlxiwx Thirrl row: VV, Forsman, ll. Houvharml. V. Pallnc-r. D. Cutvhin. P. j0hnS0n. A. Fmlvrgrvxx. D xIi4'lllllld, P. Pvtvrson, D. Lynn, P. Brown, J. Warrc-n. C. Parke-r, J. Cyr, J. Wvnitv. Ul l IlIlCK5 First rmc: I.. Iflsvmilx. J. llanh-y. Sewoml row: li. Dulw. K. Raymonll. Heigh--ho! Jing heigh-ho! unto the green holly: M051 friendship is feigning, most loving mere folly: Then, heigh-ho, the holly! Thif life is most jolly! SHAKESPEARE mbdbldmlnd HISUMCUZQO First row, left to right: B. McClusky. S. Martin, A. Cuerette, L. Cochran, B. Caron, P. Holmsquist, E. Stairs, L. Dufour. Second row: G. Hill, D. DPMCYChHHl, J. Soderberg, C. Carlson, B. Fore-sman, S. Buchanan, L. Parks, 0. Cook, D. McCluskey, J. Johnson, D. Martin, R, Hathaway. Third row: G. Parks. A. Buzzell, B. Jacobs, C. Peterson, C. Johnson, G. Linden, L. Carlson, W. Corey, F. Kidney. First row, left to right: Carolyn Hytlen, Anita Ouellette. Marlc-ne Martin, Linda Burgoine-. Second row: Rita Hathaway, Marilyn Stu-vc-S, Cvnova Hill. UDIIUMEUJCI GH'-EMFEHD: .WW ff'W2t Caribou High School Senior High Band, consisting of seventy-two members, has played at all of the home basketball games this year. A little over half of the band. accompanied by the majorettes. was sent to Bangor for the Eastern Maine Basketball Tournament. where they received considerable recognition, and to Lewiston when the team competed for the state title. The band also presented a very nice concert on March thirteenth together with the Girls' Clee Club, the Mixed Chorus and the Chord- ettes. The Cirl's Clee Club consists of one hundred members and the Mixed Chorus of forty members. The Chordettes. a group of twelve select girls. has entertained at local functions in addition to school activities. Fifty members of our musical organizations participated in the All-Aroostook Con- cert. Selected for All-State were seven band members. two glee club members. and one orchestra member. The band hopes to arrange during the spring an exchange concert with another high school band in the state. pe w 5 My M1 A I Nik Q 5 A , - XFX, ' Y - 1 i455 E'i'?7 'Ei-Z Q21- Z'-Q.-' '2' J iQ,'w: 2.1L-,A -'-if il, -- L, :L REQ .C :k4L-LLCL N.- Erz - :V- .., ,Q-M .:,4. La ,:.'::: r: ...pg .'j L-l T : ,.gL!..,. .QITI5 LM' . .:... -N44 L: b::..., Q... ,JJ .:. -ing ,.,-,-. 'wggp .S...,..: -:l.'j,E'l. i?.rf E:5fT - J: SZLE7 - ,21:. ..:I D1 Au. :C -.- ...- ,iw .E :L- fi cz:-TJ 'T' :1.'2': -J 1 LF: EWFJL'-3 LL. ,'5.E-l L. -f qige-S -:TQLCIZC-L .:'T4 .4.: fj:.': ' -'-52.4. .,...,,. ,.., . -'51 - ...... ?5 ,5 .Az - ,,, A-.W -,w ... -953' fl 1..:n:4E ' EET: . f'1.,EA:-f ..V 'C .3-L'-,ii f' 11131522 JL: A 1 :Q -- ' -L-lc-. S- 'ELL- ,....L,x .Z -.LLNQ ff,-r-L , 'Lf- -if ..,---H: A - -X.. ..:. .Sm QSC: 3- :N c d U., I .-, -1-er 7.1 :?L2l- :aigfi .,' ' -':.L '.4 ,L Eifii -v7,,1'.::s. :A4-:f:-: .'m V'-T. --44 ,, 1- 4.4 fy! .. i-jf3 4 fhi 7 x .4 44-'71 -L,vl--1 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First mu: lvff 10 right: I.. Fspling. P. Johnson. D. Thilwdvau, A. Lizmtt, S. Marlin, R. Harris, B l.unglc'y. 5. lillrgivss, ll. XVJHIU, D. Vmlvllv. P. Dmrm-y. IJ, lJt'l'Il21l'lJ. B. Clark, J. Yule. D. Adams .Mulm'rsnl1. Sf'r'0n11 row: J. Admins. A. Huzzvlv, M. Cuff. J, Hale-. C. Paltvrsml, C. Johnson, J, Hanlvy lf. Miller. D. ll:-nlingway. J. Ihrrh-igll. M. Rasllrussvn. lf. Rasmussen, B. Hinvs. N. 0lll'llf'Jl!', R Swvnsnn. Nl. fJll1'JJl'lll'. Third row: E. Pvt:-rsorm. S. Shaw, Nl. Nlunthvitlr, B. Gallop, J. Hutvhings U. Day, ll. Clmarm-ttv. F. Pom-r, ll. Cram, I.. Sparks. G. llunnclvy, C. Flannagun, U. Caron, J. Adams Fourth wrt: Il. Kr:-llc, P. Boauleu, S. Daw-npurt. T. Dixon. J. Jvpson, I.. GllIlIl1'I'S0ll, B. Fnrsman R. Ullfllilllllll. P. Hero. N. Tllilwamlvall. S. Buchanan. li. Malm. M. Currow. MIXED CHORUS l'JI'f.Yl row: P. Patton, L. Parks. P. Brown, B. Dubv. C. Kelley, H. Mvllunald, P. Plourdv. Sevmrrf fUl4'.' J. Amlvrsorl. J. Lage-rv, L. Devoe. C. Page-, C. Parka-r, D. JJ0lli'JliiI'iJ, P. Fhvpard, B. Paradis. ll. Marlin, A. Harbin, B, Beal, B. Dvvllam-. Third fUTl'l J. Sinvlair. H. ffyr. P. Andvrsnn, YV. Huntvr. K. Corruw, M. l,JUllTlJt', D. Forbes. J. Warn-n. ,C l l'fSl rout ll. Andvr- mn, Nl. Coll. T. Dixon, .l. llalv. l'. llvm, M. Iiurmw. l.. lftsvuvilz, Il, Nlvliliiskvy, l.. john- -un, K. Raymonnl, J. llutvliingxg. F. Shaw. J. lillI'll'iQlll. lf, Hiller. Il. llim-s, ll. Km-llv. Sm'- nml row: T. CllZllNlN'fF, lf. Phillmrick. S. Buch- anan. l., lfspling, ll. lulmsun. l . Pnrtvr. S. xlllfllll. AX. Limllv, ll. l.ang1lvy, K. llracv. P. Nlvllratli. Nl. Rasmus- wn., K., llassnllissvn. A. llulzvll. Third mir: R. Ilurlvigh. C. Harris, R. l'vlm-rsmi. ll, Haskell, R. H4-mingway. .l. Lib- Ivy. .l. llvrn, YV. Grif- fin. V. Palmer. .l. W'ar- n-n. ll. Wyman. Fourth mir: .l. Pliillmrivk. C. Phillmrivk. .l. Sinclair. l', Amlvrsml. VV. Hun!- vr. A. Balmin. R. Win- Nluw. CHGRDETTES First row: A. Lizottv, F. Portvr. Sevond row: M. Ras musss-n, 1. Hutvhings, C. Rassmussen. Third row C. Miller, M. Corrow. Fourth row: 5. Buchanan, .l Sod:-rberg, T. Chambers. Absent from pictures: I' Patton, T, Dixon. ALL-AROOSTOOK Ott- MCWCEC-GEMM Th ? Fifxf rout ll. Donnelly, l,. Fspling, ll. lmlgglvy, ll. IQLISSIIIIISSUH, P. Johnson, J. llllll'lllllgS, M. Ras- lllllSSl'll, l . llortvr, S. Marlin, A. l.imth-, lf. Shaw, ll. IM-fm'l1uil11-S, l,. llvvm-. Sm-olzfl 10101 ll. llun inggwuy. ll. Nlillvr, ll. Pullvrson, l.. Parks, 'l'. Dixon. 5. llavvnpurt, ll. Forsnn-n, S. Buvlianan, A, lluzzcll, ll. Him-, IC. Pm-tvrsuxm. M. Currow. Thin! row: D. ll0lll'llZlfll, J. Sinclair, J. Warrrn. U. Forlme-s, l'. Anderson. ll. Cyr. R. lforrnw. lf. Nvclvull, VV. lluntvr, M. l,l0lll'll1'. Q - . Firxl row. IPI! I0 right: T. llixun, A. Lizznttv, S. llave-npurt. SPVOIIII ww: C. llruwn, C. llunvun. irfl raw: I,. Monte-itll. l'. Wurk, B. liulmur. Fourth row: J. julnmson, R. lllllllilwily. Fifllr row: G. llill, R. lhnvlmnun, IJ. Mviiluskr-y. MHHMWCQDZ. U3 ,z 44. fe L ONE ACT PLAY CAST Florina Philbrick, Ronald Price, Mr. Haskell, Advisorg .ludith Hanley, David Hale, .lane Yule ONE ACT PLAY CONTEST The 1957 One-Act Play Contest engaged several Aroostook High Schoolsg Houlton, Fort Fairfield, Madawaska, Hodgdon, and Caribou, with Caribou High winning. Their play was a delightful comedy about woman,s intuition. The Cast went on to win the Eastern Maine title at the University of Maine. but was defeated at the State Finals at Bowdoin. First row, left io right: E. Ln-vm-sque, G. Parks, L. Parks, D. Kash-r, C. Monson, P. Patton, B lit-rnurmi, C. Mussiv. J. Cllvrrettt-. Seromf row: Mr. Haskvll, D. Huh-, S. MvNval, E. Stairs, D Michaud, B. Bulxar, K. Grant. Third row: R. Pricv, R. Thvriault. W. Blair, F. Andvrson, R. Currow ,f 553 3 S 5. t First row, lvfl Io right: M. Eklllilll, Cilalnln-rs, 'l'. Dixon. SFVUIIII row: Cutvhins. R. 1illl'ilillllill. Third row: iivro. N9 Martin, K. l,t'ixll'l'l'ililIli, R. Ellis, ,I Firs! rozr: J. lhlrle-igh, D. M4'Cluskc-y, I,. Munn-ith, A. Buzzvll. SPFOIHY row: J. Abbot, B, Haskell, C. lla :I if f l 1'r.w! nur: 5. lloldfranmk. F. Xork. J. llulv. H. NlvCl11skey. U. Nlvlflllskvy. Svmrzfl mir: Y. Pulnwr li. Uilllilglilll. Nlr. Pratt. I.. Alllllllqlll. J. .-Unlmt, :ri :E .535-,G Q .5 xr .. sg, - we -. K 'Q' k Vi w X R - m A XSS 5: g wx ..ug.s. Q A L, H -fm.. M Q fix -gg Q- 3 E. if'-Q ATHLETICS . EA TERN MAINE CHAMP First row: W. Sirois, G. Thompson, K. Cote, A. Theriault, R. Burleigh, A. Coodine, L. Phelan. i:cfJrE1dEow:hR. Mahoney, W. Kelley, R. Thompson, P. Kelley, B. Rogers, G. Corrow, R. Cyr. Mr. as , oac . The 1957-58 Viking squad was the greatest basketball team in Caribou's history. During the regular season's play they won 16 games to one defeat and averaged 80.2 points a game to their oppositions 58.4. In the Eastern Maine Basketball Tournament Caribou defeated Skowhegan, Bangor, and Brewer in well-played and hard-fought battles. This was the seventh entry for Caribou in the Eastern Maine Tournament. Five times they were knocked out in the first round. Last year the Vikings won their first game and defeated Bangor in the consolation game. This was the first Eastern Maine Championship for Caribou High School. This also was the first victory for a county team in 26 years. Presque Isle won the tourna- ment in 1932. Everyone is proud of this team for the terrific season they have played. Although they lost the state finals to South Portland. they are still a great team, deserving of much respect. Much credit must be given to Coach Ed Walsh for the wonderful coaching job he has done since he came to Caribou. This was his fourth year with the Vikings, and they have won the Aroostook County Championship three times under his guiding hands. The Maroon and White have also been in the Eastern Maine Tournament the past two years. The Vikings set several team and individual scoring records during the season. The Vikings set a new county high of 112 points in one game. The Vikings set a high mark of 90 points for one game in the Eastern Maine Tournament. They also set a new high 235 points in three games at the tournament. Pete Kelley set a county record of 56 points in one game. In the tournament he set a record of 84 points for three games. Kelley also set a new record of 285 points in the county for ten games. CARIBOU VARSITY Czlrilmu 231 lVlzuluwuska 58 SICAITHS '37 Wnshlvuru 530 Furl Fairfield 77 Mars llill HAL lloulhm IH, lirvwvr 53 Slvurns 83 Olml Town 00 Prvsquv Isle I I l WilSlIlDUfll 021 Mars llill , 92 lforl Fzlirfivlcl 07 lloullon 12 l'r4-squo lslv STI U. of M, Frusll , 55 Nlzlclziwzxskzl ,, 70 Olml Town EASTERN MAINE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Curilmu 00 Sk0Wll1'g8ll 02 Bangor 83 Brewvr 7 Y N ,V ff STATE FINALS Caribou 70 South Portland ..7.,. ........ 36 86 80 63 vo 55 65 45 56 -113 50 51 69 34 82 81 35 61 70 57 72 83 .V. BASKETBALL TEAM WUNG5 1 First row: E. Higgins, P. Peterson, V. Morin, F. Hemphill, B. Corrow, N. Hardacker, G. Theriault Second row: C. Barnes, C. Pelky, C. Ouellette, B. Hardison, P. Brown, M. Lynch, R. Devoe, Mr Card, Coach. Caribou J.V.'s Opponents Bl Maflawaska , ,.,. , 29 112 Stearns l.V.'s ., .. ..... A49 46 Fort Fairfield A .,....... 62 67 Houlton ,l.V.'s ..., W 4-7 64 Stearn's ,l.V.,s . ......... 80 44 Presque lsle ., ,.,. ,. .. , 50 66 Washburn . ,.,,31 35 Fort Fairfield ,,.... . ....... 31 62 Limestone J.V.'s , . .,.....,59 58 Presque lsle ........ .......... 6 0 89 Limestone ,l.V.,s . ........ .42 35 Houlton J.V.,s ...... ...i...... 3 9 FROSH BASKETBALL TEAM jkjx fmt, RUS 1 si 5 H First row: M. Malefant, D. Lyons, J. Warren, G. Wyman, J. White, D. Confow, G. Theriault Second row: J. Cyr, D, Michaud, R. Gauvin, A. Gahagvn, L. Nvwc-ll, J. Close, Mr. Thurston, Coach Caribou Frosh Opponents 37 Washburn ,l.V.'s - V 61 30 A.C.I. ., 41 39 Fort Fairfield 38 30 Fort Fairfield 7, 50 43 Houlton Frosh 7 65 48 Presque Isle , 41 112 South China J.V.,s 36 fl-4 A.C.I. J.V.'s H 33 30 Caribou F.F.A. 33 50 Presque isle Frosh , ,68 35 Mudawasku , 50 45 iloullon ,,,,,,, 59 F. F. A. First row, left to right: C. Malm, R. Belyea, G. Wm-st. Second row: P. Rogers, Coach, K. Hobbs, R. llulnar, R. Hill, R, Sirois, G. Chapman, R. Blackstone. Third row: J. Lagerstrom, D. Stickles, R. Nlalm, M. Williams, C. Chapman. CROSS COUNTRY First row, left to right: E. Higgins, R. Burleigh, P. Brown. Second row: W. Kelley, R. Hardaker, ll. Lister, D. Ashby, Mr. Giles, Coach. P-46-WDDUP4 CHEERLEADERS Firs! muh' C. Kvlly. C. Flanagan. J. Nvwvll. R. livalv. SPFUIIII mir: E. Stairs, j. Imgvrv, U. Kvnm CHEERLEADERS lf. Clark. li, llullup, xl. Hanley, P. lllliidillll S, l5n'w'4'l', S, Bllfllllllilll, ll. Olxnsln-ml. In llrindlq I l.alngL+-ly. l'. Firois. ATHLETIC COUNCIL EC'-'I SUCH- ZLL-4 rw 5:- --vi .- 5-E 72 55: CS ,- Z1-. :C 5 .gy ia- 71 Q.. Di.' I 75 34- '47 'F 3: W. Tn: Vw '1 1. O 5 F E' 5' I5 V3 C F F7 c S O 5 F' o E. 5' 3 'D FU F5 F U3 Ch S I 71. ix X4 FTE DUE P517 MU UDDU uuu -. Left to right: I.. Holmes, K. Bealr, S. Beaulieu, W. Sirois. B. Higgins, K. Pinnc-tte, S. Smith, M Harmon. P. Phvlan. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Y Firsl row: E. Gil:-s. C. Km-llcy. M. Slavkpole, C, Tihbvtts, R. Dyer. C, Cram, C. Huntvr. Srrond rou R. lfnnis, R. Bl't'Wl'l', J. Dzlwllpurt, R. Olwllctlv, R. Thilmmle-au. PBOJECTGB CLUB Firsl row, left to right: R. Currivm-au, K. Hobbs, R. LaBlanc'. Sevond row: Mr. Belinski, Advisor: ll. lk-rim-rcllallt, B. Harms. T. Sinvlair. I K WOHZGHH H 3. B Y S First row, lvfl In right: lf. 'I'ra1'y, R. Uuvllettv, W. lVIic'Iiaud, C. Rodvrick, C. Bouchard, C. Nlahonvy, R. lin-wvr. l'. llc-nn:-tt. I . Nlrllougal, II. Sh:-rwood, C. Sourir, ,I. Tardiff, C. Morrow, R. SOCIUIIIHII, R. Morin. Il. Ke-llvy. Nl, NIICIIHIIII, lf. 'l'o1ld. IJ, Crm-1-ni:-r. SPVIJIIII row: C. Som:-rs, IVI. Stavkpolv, F. Nlichacl. If. Wilvox. ll, l'fllis. C. llvnncll. D. llulw, U. I.1-vm-squv. F, lloody, V. Crantham. F. Adams, J. Chapman. Il, lliplllowvr. ll. 'l'ru4'y. ll. Cllussiv, l'. Barnes, ID. I.1- lin-vk. C. Ilunter, J. May, I.. Mc'rc'I1al1i, .I. Oils-llvttv. Thirfl mir: .l. .lzu'olms, I . llow, ll. Movklf-r, ll. Iluskvll. ll, C1-Ivlla-l,'H. Ennis, H. Cvtl, C. Kvllvy. K. Kel- lvy, I.. l.ow4-, I.. Nlurlin. F. I innemora-, IS. llrc-tt. A. Rossignol. W. 011:-Ilvtlc, ll. Hvrsvy, li. Gagnon. C. We-tllwrg, l'. Nlusr-oy, l'. Madore, l rmrtl1 row: C. ll:'lNI4'r1'Ilant. R. King, C. Cyr, C. Hewitt, C. Kinnvy, R. Soncl:-rs, V. 'Klum-. .l. Cyr, 'l'. IIZIIHIUIITII, M. Coroniti. F. La CIlilIlK'K', C. III-rnaiche. R. Ilyvr, R. llivkin- son. .l. ltixon, ll, IiI'l'1'lI, I . Millvr. .l. Cranl, II, I.:-vinun. Fifth IOIUS J. Ilavfnport, Ii. Dixon, C. Ross. P. Armstrong. I.. Knowlton. II. Sirois, R. Corrivvau, W. Jordan, W. Sl. Petvr, I . St. I'vle'r, E. Iirlangvr. E. Ml'I.illlglIlIIIl, C. Wilvox, J. Walk:-r, Il. Wark, R. Ulu-I4-llv, K. 'I'hilJodeuu. J U N 5 R E1 G H mFwH0 , QV, Ujl,g.,..i.' -1-v . v W r Is' if First row, left to right: A. Matlhvws, A. Spragluv, C. Carxlnf-r, P. I'h4-lan. NI. Dave-nport, C. R1lIlIl'IlHlllI, S IIK'llllIIi'U, W. Sirois, S. liubar, ,I. Prosser, C. Montivtll, C. II:-Iangvr. J. II'Ill'FI3llII, NI. l.indgr4'n, I.. Villlgllll If. Newe-ll, ll. Nlichaucl, C. McNf-al, L. Parks, E. Cyr. SITUIIII row: ll. Crock:-r, L. Holmvs, C. llilclwovk, N l'ull4-rson, I.. llarris, P. Nlorvau, I. Thrriault, R. Ilionv, J. Sirois. Ii. Forlws, Il. lmnnon, A. llvruln-, .I l.nng:lf'y. U. Cyr. ll. Shore-y. C. Mmxsv, V. Michaud, R. Morrow. Third rnuf: NI. 'IIIlf'flZlllII, A. Nurle-au, C fllivllallil, Il. Polk:-y, D. Kelly, W. Lowell. S. 'IIhIIlfKI!'i1ll, R. Erickson, IJ. Curtis, 5. lloak, S. Jallvert, C. Harris, J. Josv, ,I. Sulhvrlaml, C. Harmon, S. Cutvliin, S. Halford. J. Yowvll, I.. Clark, Ii. lVIar'lu'rron, ll IIZITIIISUII, F. Sunrlvrson, A. Roy. M. Harmon. Fourth Row: T. Hill. IJ. Spf-1111-r, N. Pvlvrson, E. Armstrong ll. Conant. K. Ilvalv, N. Chas:-, C. Halford, M. In-land. ll, Ile-sjardin, II. Warnm'r. J. B4-ll, M. Walker, S Kin-ndall. IJ. Ilivkinson, .H McGrath, Ii. lVIir'l1alld. ,l. Crouse: Fifth row: ,l. Carson, ll. Higgins, C. Pin- efttv. C. Nadi-au, If. lilavkstonv, S. Smith. I . Howlm-tt. A. Nadi-au. ll. Ualmin, .l. I.a Planlv, IC. Ile-Mvrcliant IJ. Nutlvr, I.. Mason, H. Sn-1-ve-s, J. Pliilbrick, D. Nadvau. I I Q Tloiy above all -- to thine own self be true Ana' it must follow, ay the night the day, Tbou mm! not then be false to any man. SHAKESPEARE AND O j5C4al.L'zilC4d fo PROGRESS AND SERVICE ll ?V-IQHPING . .H f ' ' wx I l f 'Z ff25j9ffi,-.f-fix 11 Q IQ .2 K ,-,f f ,J 'Z' 3 S Jiri tiff' Q J Q i ll lf, 51.1 ? '7 1: ggi' iff Tir N IIA' , ll FUR A 3 l' X' 2-Eikwl i il' OB? -.4 CHECK WHAT YOU WANT: Good starting salary with regular raises Pleasant work with other girls and young men Prestige of a responsible job with a well-known and respected company If your list shows three checks, then you should check into what the Telephone Company has to offer you. Smart girls are doing it now, before they graduate from high school. Come in ahd see our employment interviewer soon. You'll enjoy talking with her. Act now, and you can say with pride, 'Tm all set! I'm going to work with the Telephone Company! See the Guidance Counselor at your school, and talk first with her about when and where to apply. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ALBATROS FERTILIZERS, INC T I 2 I034 34II CARIBOU MAINE I CARIBOU OFFICE NORTHERN NATIONAL BANK Member FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Congra+uIaI'ions Io I'I1e Class of I958 CARIBOU OIL CO. TIDEWATER HEATING FUELS-DEAD RIVER BOTTLED GAS 24-Hour Oil Burner Service CARIBOU MAINE Dial 2-254I and NORTH EAST OIL CO. Nor+I1ern Maine DisI'ribu'l'ors of FLYING A PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CARIBOU MAINE Dial 2-07I I 56 Years of Friendly Service I902-I953 PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! Clofhing for EVERY MEMBER of +I1e Family SWEDEN STREET, CARIBOU, MAINE Complimenls 'Io Ihe Class of I958 LANDAU'S The Leading Junior Deparfmenl' Siore of Aroosfoolc Counfy LANDAU'S SWEDEN STREET CARIBOU, MAINE PIERSON'S, INC. P. O. Box 455 CARIBOU. MAINE 48 Sweden SIree'r The Complefe S'I'ore for Men NORTHERN SALES 81 SERVICE Chevrolel'-Oldsmobile Cadillac-G. M. C. Trucks Dial 339i IOI SOUTH MAIN STREET CARIBOU, MAINE A ResI'auranI' Meal-Is a Wonderful Deal GREEN ACRES Recommended by: AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Duncan Hines' Advenlures in Good Ealing 3 MILES SOUTH ON U.S. I CARIBOU, MAINE COBB BUICK, INC. When BeH'er Aufomobiles Are Buill' Buick Will Build Them CARIBOU MAINE S. W. COLLINS CO. II4 Years of Building Service CARIBOU MAINE SPAU LDI NGS Esfablished I872 Washburn Avenue CARIBOU MAINE CompIimen+s GRAVES' RED 81 WHITE SUPERMARKET AroosI'ook's Finesi Food Cen1'er CARIBOU MARS HILL MASON MOTOR CO. OPPOSITE GREEN ACRES For The Finesi' in New and Used Aufomobiles Our Specialiy GOOD SERVICE CARIBOU MAINE Good Luck Io Ihe Class of '58 BIRDS EYE Division of General Foods Corp. CARIBOU MAINE GRANT'S DAIRY Regular and Homogenized Milk CoHage Cheese-Orange Juice-Eggs BuH'ermilIc-Skim Milk Forl' Fairfield. Tel. 334I Caribou. Tel. 2-353I PRESQUE ISLE. TEL 9-l9II DAY'S JEWELRY STORE Diamond Imporfers-Jewelry Craffsmen GE and RCA Vicfor Television CARIBOU MAINE LOMBARD'S, INC. Tel. 39Il 6 WASHBURN AVENUE CARIBOU, MAINE Com plimenfs of F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. HAVEY'S PHARMACY w. w. RAYMOND, Prop. Rexall Drugs You Save Wi'rl1 Safely CARIBOU MAINE AROOSTOOK MOTORS Chrysler-Plymoufh Sales-Service Mack Truck CARIBOU MAINE C. P. HUSSEY 8. COMPANY WM. A. ANDERSON. Prop. Wholesale Dealer in TOBACCO-CIGARS-PlPES-CONFECTIONERY A I ' BRIGGS HARDWARE CO. Caribou 2- I 52 I VISIT OUR PA NT BAR COLORS MIXED WHILE YOU WAIT JOHNSTON'S Diamonds-Wafches-Jewelry Exclusive Giffware SWEDEN STREET CARIBOU. MAINE Complimenfs of AROOSTOOK TRUST COMPANY Esfablished I 890 A CompIeI'e Banking Service Member Federal Deposii' Insurance Corporaiion CARIBOU MAINE Besi' Wishes From BEN'S STYLE-QUALITY-VALUE NaI'ionaIIy Adverfised Fine Qualiiy Men's and Boys' Clofhing Foofwear and Sporfswear Open Evenings 'TiI Nine TELEPHONE 522 I CARIBOU. MAINE 'l' . Complimenfs of CARI BOU BOWLADROME Bowling for Ihe Whole Family l2:00 Noon l2:00 P.M. NEW ACCESS ROAD NELSON J. GAGNON Complefe Line of Building Maierials -PHILCO- Radio and Television-Refrigerafors and Freezers Tel. 2-087I and 2-0873 NORTH MAIN STREET CARIBOU, MAINE FOX TRAILER Lowesl' Down Paymenfs Ever Offered I Mile Norih of Presque Isle on Caribou Road PHONE 9-5I7I Complimenfs of BEN N ETT'S STORE CARIBOU MAINE 5 Glendale S'Iree'I' I. G. A. SUPER MARKET WENDELL H. GOLDING 28 Sweden SI'ree+ Caribou, Maine Complimenfs of I CARIBOU WATER WORKS CORPORATION Dial 2-IIOI CARIBOU MAINE POWERS THEATRE DIAL 2-95lI The La+es+ and Besf in Movie En'rer'IainmenI' Complimenfs of J. J. NEWBERRY CO. To Own II' Is a New AdvenI'ure!! I958 Dodge-Plymoufh, Drive I+ ai- F. S. TIBBETTS, INC. swEnEN STREET CARIBOU. MAINE HUTCHEON STUDIO Specializing in Personalify Porfraifs 2nd Floor Hackei' Building, Rm. I02 PHILIP and WILDA HUTCHEON CARIBOU. MAINE TIBBETTS TV 81 APPLIANCE Hofpoini'-Mayfag-Mo'I'oroIa-Wesiinglmouse SWEDEN STREET CARIBOU. MAINE Compimenis of SUMMER FERTILIZER COMPANY s WATER STREET CARIBOU. MAINE , HAYES' ESSO SERVICE Gas-Oil-Tires Lubricafion--Tune Up-Radiafor Repair DIAL 2904! CARIBOU. MAINE Complimenfs of HARRY P. WRIGHT Oliver Farm Equipmenf Sales and Services TEL. 2-06II CARIBOU, MAINE THE MARTIN CLOTHING CO. Ouffiifers of Men'ancI Boys SWEDEN STREET CARIBOU, MAINE Complimenfs of AROOSTOOK CLEANERS The Besi' of Dry Cleaning 80 SWEDEN STREET CARIBOU. MAINE Complimenis of DOCTOR'S PHARMACY CARIBOU MAINE A CompIimenI's of L. S. HALL CO. Depar+men'I' Sfore CARIBOU MAINE CARIBOU THEATRE Tel. 742I CARIBOU MAINE WESTERN AUTO The Family S+ore Opposife 'I'I1e Posi' Office SWEDEN STREET CARIBOU, MAINE Complimenis of KNOX BROTHERS WATER STREET CARIBOU. MAINE CompIimen+s of COLUMBIA CLEANERS Soufh Main S'IreeI' Sfevens 5+,.ee+ CARIBOU MAINE CompIimen+s of AROOSTOOK AUTO PARTS. INC. Aufomoiive Paris and Tools I Sou'I'h Main SI'reeI' 468 Main Sfreei' CARIBOU MADAWASKA HENDERSON FARM EQUIPMENT CO., INC. InI'erna'I'ionaI Trucks-Trac+ors-Farm Machinery Hardie Sprayers-AIba+ros Ferfilizer CARIBOU MAINE FORT WESTERN TIRE COMPANY OF CARIBOU Wholesale-Reiail SOUTH MAIN STREET DIAL 895i CARIBOU CompIimen+s of BEARCE-CARTER OIL CO. CARIBOU MAINE Com plimenis of CYR BROTHERS' MEAT PACKING CARIBOU MAINE Esfablished I9I2 Incorporafed I9I9 Telephones 6I2I-6953 CARIBOU MOTOR COMPANY Ford-Mercury Sales and Service I5 Souih Main Sfreei' Caribou, Maine Tel. 2-2 I 7 I Ambulance Service LANCASTER FUNERAL HOME 5 Pleasanf Sfreei Caribou, Maine JOHN A. LANCASTER Complimenfs of A. H. FLETCHER 81 SON, INC. SWEDEN STREET c:ARlBou, MAINE CARIBOU RADIO SHOP Television Sales and Service Records-Re'Frigera'Iors-Ranges Phone: 5492 4 WATER STREET CARIBOU. MAINE THIBODEAU'S SHOE STORE PRESQUE asus MAINE MAINE FARM SUPPLY COMPANY, INC DisI'ribu'I'ors of Calso Pefroleum Proclucls PRESQUE ISLE MAINE Telephone 632i WElNBERG'S Ladies' and Misses' Coa+s-Suifs-Dresses PRESQUE ISLE MAINE CompIimen+s of CITY DRUG PRESQUE ISLE MAINE U. J. HEDRICH CO. Eslablishecl I 898 PRESQUE ISLE MAINE FOR SALE-CALL DALE REAL ESTATE DALE CURRIER-Realfor I SWEDEN STREET CARIBOU, MAINE TeI. 2-928I CURRIER FURNITURE The Home of Beaufiful Furnifure Tel. 752i 2l SWEDEN STREET CARIBOU. MAINE CYR'S BARBER SHOP For Your La+es'I SI'yIes in Haircu'I's Four Chairs a+ Your Service SWEDEN STREET CARIBOU. MAINE BISHOP'S FAMILY SHOE STORE Compleie Line Men's Women's and ChiIcIren's Shoes STANLEY A. REED WALTER F. BISHOP. Prop. 3I Sweden S+ree+ Caribou, Maine Complimenfs of SEARS' CATALOG SALES OFFICE CARIBOU MAINE Phone 367I RALPH C. BUZZELL Grower and Shipper AroosI'ooIc PoI'aI'oes SWEDEN STREET CARIBOU, MAINE CompIimenI's of EDDIE BEAULIEU'S BARBER SHOP CARIBOU MAINE RODERICK'S CAMERA STORE Pho'Io Finishing Giffs-Cameras-FiIms-Supplies CARIBOU MAINE Tel. 6532 A B C BREAD PRESQUE ISLE MEMORIAL WORKS EsI'. I886 F. F. THOMPSON and O. H. TAGGETT PRESQUE ISLE MAINE COOK'S FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions SID COOK P , rop. Telephones 2-783I and 302I PRESQUE ISLE MAINE AROOSTOOK FARMS DAIRY Homogenized Milk, Cream and Dairy Proclucfs Service WiI'hin 20 Mile Radius PRESQUE ISLE MAINE Tel. 6832 KIDDIE KORNER ChiIdren's and Pre-Teens' Apparel MAIN STREET CARIBOU, MAINE MONSONS MARKET 23 High Sfreei' CARIBOU MAINE A. 81 M. HACKETT Wholesalers CARIBOU MAINE Phone 2-473 I M. D. McGRATH AGENCY General Insurance CARIBOU MAINE Dial 2-I 33 I CARIBOU DRY CLEANERS Sanifone Cleaning Pressing-Repairing RECORD STREET TEL. 2932 I R. H. FROST INSURANCE Fire-Life-AuIo CARIBOU MAINE SCATES' DRUG SERVICE Founfain Service-Sickroom Supplies Prescripfions-Rubber Goods CARIBOU MAINE Telephone 2878 I GENE'S GROCERY STORE Groceries-Meais-Oil-Gas Tel. 2-262 I CARIBOU MAINE DANIEL'S MARKET Meafs, Groceries, PouI+ry and Fruif PHONE 348I CARIBOU, MAINE LYON'S SERVICE. INC. Ponfiac Sales and Service 9 NO. MAIN STREET CARIBOU. MAINE Complimenfs of HUTCHINSON FLORIST 8: CARIBOU STEAM LAUNDRY Complimenis of E. W. LARKIN COMPANY, INC. Pefroleum Producis CARIBOU PRESQUE ISLE Complimenfs of GREAT ATLANTIC 8: PACIFIC TEA COMPANY WASHBURN AVENUE CARIBOU, MAINE M. C. LOCKE DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. FORT FAIRFIELD MAINE Your Mobilflame BoHIe Gas Dealer in Caribou DIaI 3I9I S. NIGHTINGALE 81 CO. Seed and Table PoI'aIoes FORT FAIRFIELD MAINE Com pIimenI's of GOODHUE'S Jewelers Sincel 859 FORT FAIRFIELD MAINE AVIS STYLE SHOP FORT FAIRFIELD MAINE Complimenfs of J. HERBERT WAKEM Complimenfs of BENNETT'S RADIO 81 TELEVISION SERVICE PHONE s23I cARIBou, MAINE PAGE STARCH CO. c:ARIsou MAINE WAITT'S. INC. Your Fashion Cenfer CARIBOU MAINE TEL. 678I OPEN 24 HOURS PAT CYR'S Taxi Service-Coal Shed Washburn. Sireef Sweden S'l'ree'I' and I High Sfreef CITIES SERVICE FILLING STATION ROTH-CLAYTON CO. Builders Linoleum-Ceramic Tile-Building Maferials Paini' Wallpaper SIROIS CHEVROLET 47 Maine Sfreei' ECS? Gaia VAN BUREN, MAINE LIMESTONE, MAINE Tel. VO-82792 Tel- 5545I Complimenfs of BROWN-DEL SUPPLY CORPORATION Mobile Service SI'aI'ion EIecI'ricaI Wholesalers PHONE 2-3III CARIBOU. MAINE M b'I G d O'I - Ba'H'eries Phgmhe 2-Sgzlan I Goodyear Tires Milifary Road WEST GATE TIRE COMPANY DON DE MERCHANT, Manager CARIBOU MAINE LORING SERVICE STATION Wes'I Gaie Road GAS OIL Lubricafion-Tune Up-Wrecker Service Dial Limesfown 5559! MORGAN BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME PHONE 24saI CARIBOU. MAINE DOAK'S RADIO 81 TV SERVICE Mo+oroIa and Sylvania Sales and Service Pick-Up and Delivery Service IOI SWEDEN STREET CARIBOU, MAINE Dial 5692 CompIimen'I's of J. HERBERT WAKEM RUTH'S BEAUTY SALON Tel. 4I4II 30 SWEDEN STREET CARIBOU. MAINE ROMEO'S BARBER SHOP cARlBou MAINE PATRICK ST. PETER 8: SONS Plumbing, Hearing, and EIec+ricaI Confracfors II YORK STREET CARIBOU. MAINE PROFESSIONAL MEN OF CARIBOU Cong ratulate the Graduating Class of 1958 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Meade Hayward Henry Kramer Roy Boone Leland While DENTISTS Charles Brunnell LAWYERS Pendlelon and Roberfs T. G. Cummings W. P. Hamillon OPTOMETRISTS F. C. Vogell Draper Warren George T. Corey Ferris Freme William Small CHIROPODIST-PODIATRIST G. Burnham Pelerson vim' w. A45 ,.,..-- Q-v M1 ,,.h-sv . fs ' 1 ...W--' E: .. K X X A K Q P Navm- i ,.: S-.Wx . v-sm. O ,--I ,,.,vf ' 1- N u a i' -. 7 - Af ' ,- V..-,v ,, A L 1 I.: 1 .2 1 . P ,ina-1 5 3 H H