Bethel High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Bethel, CT)

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To Mr. Perry In acknowledgment to Robert E. Perry, who deserves no small vote of thanks for our successful high school careers. We will remember with pleasure his flashing sense of humor and nimble conversation. To make a good friend is to live a fuller life.” Grateful thanks from the Class of 1969, Mr. Perry. 4

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We, the Class of 1969, dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Brawley. What Mrs. Brawley has given us, words cannot express. A wonderful person who possesses all the admirable quali- ties one could desire from life comes but once in a lifetime. We feel Mrs. Brawley is that special person. Her warm smile and helping hand have gained Mrs. Brawley the nick- name Mom. In many aspects, she is even more than a, Mom. She has given unselfishly of herself for as long as we can remember. She has never doubted us, but, instead, has stood behind us to defend our cause- Her many sugges- tions have served as our guiding light to lead us down the pa til toward a rich and rewarding future. We only hope that our lives will be as full of love, warm heartedness, un- selfishness, generosity and all the other wonderful quali- ties that Mrs. Brawley possesses. Her patience and integrity provide us with a worthy pattern with which we can mold our own lives. We would like to thank Mrs. Brawley from the bottom of our hearts for everything she has given us. We will al- ways cherish the many moments we have shared together. We would now like to say good-bye — not good-bye in a sense we will never meet again, but good-bye meaning thank you, for we always carry with us only the fondest of mem- ories of a wonderful person. Thank-you, Mrs. Brawley. THE CLASS OF 1969

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