Caribou High School - Reflector Yearbook (Caribou, ME)

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Mas. F-IwQewAwww It is with pleasure that we, the class of 1962, dedicate our Reflector to Mrs. Helen Aaron. Her cheerful assistance and friendly interest toward our class has made us deeply grateful. Mfv. Davidf I-lablzdff The class of ,62 wishes to express their sincere appreciation and thanks for all of the help you have given us, not only dur- ing our Senior year, but throughout high school. It is our wish that you will accept this dedication as a token of our appre- ciation. Q35 ,E ip MTW 'i,, ,wx , i ..tq it -3 .AQ ' i A '

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Fw sw, DAVID B. BELANGER DIED OCTOBER 22, 1960 E4 LIFE Whenever you Wonder what life isg And you long to push aside the veil That separates you from reality, Just remember that no one else has seen Life,s true face. The doctor, the priest, All see life as you do, through a prism- The prism is yourself and death will take you Away from yourself and you will see Cod, who is life. -Linda Mason ,QW 'figs . ., 9452 jg RAELENE ERICKSON DIED NOVEMBER 24, 1959

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Q ll! P Z ff 'Q' 6 of .r pp Q l 5 .gi Q X SUPERINTENDENT RICHARD F. CROCKER, JR. The Board of Education represents the public in its supervising capacities and it acts as an executive committee of the public to see that policies, procedures, and expendi- tures are used in the best interest of all. X X The Class of 1962 wishes to express its appreciation 3 possible that we have been able to receive our education e from an excellent faculty and have been supplied with G and thanks to the Board and Superintendent for making it tools with which to work. SECRETARIES Boamd MRS. DUBAY, MISS ERICKSON Left to right: Superintendent Mr. Richard F. Crocker, Jr., Mr. George Beale, Mr. Nathan Currier, Chairman: Mr. Walter Jaeger, Mr. Kenneth Bonchard, Mr. Philip Mooers. Absent-Mr. Judge Cecil Burleith.