Caribou High School - Reflector Yearbook (Caribou, ME)

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A Principal Assistant Prinicpal Guidance Director MR. JESS F. DeLOIS TO THE GRADUATES: As you continue on -through life please consider these thoughts that were so well expressed by famous per- sonalities: 1. HA good reputation is priceless-Yet you can have it. 2. 'The future belongs to those who prepare for it.', 3. A man is poor not because he has nothing, but because he does nothing. 4. It is not only necessary to have faith in a good cause, we must also make investments in itf, 5 VVhen you are discouraged because you are in the Val- ley, remember that every valley reaches up to the hills. 6 All the darkness of the World cannot put out the light of the small candlef' g AIR. BERT PRATT -'lfmw is 45' so -i,-. . -ff V r.., 5 'af' -'F :1: '::' I-F25 i.:1?Z5r '- 1 : lJ1f lf:r , 1 . . ' ' as 11. :J . . K LK 'kt MRS. STAPLES MISS DAVIS Q., is is 'f' W! if

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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.

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' if I 2 MRS. AARON MR. BRYANT MR. HASKELL MRS. HASKELL English Department Head of Department MR. THURSTON N 'M 'X X' J Y R J, JW MRS. ANDERSON