Aroostook Republican photo/Debra Walsh
Lucas Butler, president of the Class of 2008, chose unique transportation during the “senior parade” on Friday around Caribou High School. Scores of senior students rode through the city in decorated vehicles, honking horns, yelling and waving to passersby, as part of the annual ritual of graduation.
Aroostook Republican photo/Barb Scott
Limestone senior lady graduates of the Class of 2008, anxiously await the signal to enter the auditorium Sunday afternoon.
Aroostook Republican photo/Barb Scott
Appearing to be deciding if now is the time, members of the graduating Class of 2008 at the Limestone Community School, wait for the cue to begin their last trip into the school auditorium as a class .
Aroostook Republican photo/B. Scott
Caribou Alternative High School 2008 graduate Danielle Miller gets a big hug following commencement ceremonies held last week.
Aroostook Republican photo/Brandon Adams
The Caribou High School chapter of Future Farmers of America hosted young guests from Teague Park Elementary School recently. The third-graders toured a giant plant cell, created by some of the FFA members, visited with some pigs and a sheep then were treated to something every farmer enjoys, homemade french fries and ice cream, both made on site by FFA members.
Getting ready to enjoy the summer, Chance Bragon, age 5, below, was all settled in for a little fishing as Dad, Spencer gives some advise during the recent children’s fishing derby held at the wildlife refuge.
Aroostook Republican photo/Debra Walsh
Collins Pond, left, made a scenic background for the children on the annual “Trek Across Caribou” held on Saturday, June 7. Many of the young cyclists were wearing helmets they had received courtesy of the Caribou Rotary Club and the Caribou Department of Parks and Recreation.
