Caribou High School - Reflector Yearbook (Caribou, ME)

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We 5 9 +. ld f,Hp. ts y 2 E 15 is . .W .Q LV V. . M, K - .M , t. . ,. .. . . . , xx-1 ie e fs lk H - M r. Byers The class of '61 thanks Mr. Verne Byers sincere- ly for his warm and out-going friendliness toward all. His patience and understanding will long be remembered by our class. Although carrying a very heavy schedule, he still found time to guide us and befriend us in our two most confusing and difficult years. We dedicate this yearbook to him with gratitude and respect. sis' a N 'K 'ff ...wit ,ggi .1 ,. f?'.., milf . - .ggi v -i Vg Dedication Mrs. Haskell The gratitude and thanks of the class of '61 for her help and guidance in assisting with our yearbook is very inadequately expressed by a mere picture and a few words. Mrs. Martha Haskell has done most of the pushing and pulling to get this yearbook on the road. To her we humbly express our deepest gratitude and sincerely dedicate this yearbook.

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E The Superintendent Mr. Richard F. Crocker, Jr. Secretaries Mrs. Dubay and Miss Erickson Superintendenfs Message Each year at this time we experience the loss of another group of school citizens as you terminate your public school educa- tion and venture into varied fields of en- deavor. We pause to take stock of the cur- ricula and learning experience we have of- fered you, and sincerely hope we have fitted you, our graduates, with the ability to solve the problems with which you will be con- fronted. We feel that you have been apt pu- pils of which Caribou may well be proud.