Bethel High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Bethel, CT)

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MR. LIONEL A. PECHEY Principal To the Class of 1930: As you progress into the next chapter of the book of Life, we feel confident that you will meet the many challenges of adulthood with that assurance born of a solid foundation in the many aspects of living gained from your previous training. We know that you will bring to bear on those challenges all the character and knowledge which has resulted from the efforts of your parents, your faculty, and yourselves. We know too that the skills, the attitudes, the habits, and the ideals developed through the experience of the past four years will greatly affect the manner in which you approach the future. Congratulations and best wishes! Patic cigbl Lionel A. Pechey

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MR. RALPH M. T. JOHNSON Superintendent of Schools To the Class of 1950: Will each member of the Class of Nineteen Fifty please accept this statement as a direct personal message. It has been fun to know you; to watch your growth; to see you in times of trouble and of triumph. You have carved for yourselves a place in my heart. From the bottom of that heart comes the wish that each of you, with the help of God, may have the strength to solve every problem which life sets before you. Sincerely, Pjgc seven Ralph M. T. Johnson

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MR. OLIVER C. MELLEN Class Advisor To the Class of 1950: In our three years of close association we have come to know each other very well. They have been rewarding years, with a goodly share of hard work, satisfying accomplishment, and fun. You will find your future years very much the same if you carry on as citizens of the world as you have been citizens of our school. Keep your sights high! Oliver C. Mellen Page nine