Bethel High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Bethel, CT)

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SPECIAL FRIENDS Our friend, Mrs. Vaghi, has contributed much happi- ness to the class of 1985. Being part of our cafeteria staff, she has dealt with many of us, and has always brightened our days with her sincerity and caring. She is one of a Kind and we will always appreciate and remember her thoughtfulness. Mrs. Mary Vaghi Mr. Taylor, our yearbook photographer, truly de- serves to be recognized as a special friend. All of those who had senior pictures taken by Mr. Taylor appreciated his patience, effort and quality. Those in the Yearbook Class have seen how consistently sup- portive Mr. Taylor has been of our class. He has always been willing to go that extra mile to make our year- book a success, and his enthusiasm through de- mands and deadlines has never ceased to be inspir- ing. Because of his unending devotion and dedica- tion, we choose to honor him as a very special friend. 8 Mr. Robert Taylor

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Mrs. Granacker, an office secretary, has brightened many days for us with her friendly smile and her car- ing attitude. Her patience and understanding have en- deared her to each of us. Because of her support and friendship throughout our high school years, we, the Class of 1985, acknowledge Mrs. Granacker as our special friend. Mrs. Maryanne Granacker Mrs. Young has played an important role in the lives of many Bethel High students. Very often a student needs a special person to talk to, someone to care about them and to understand them. Mrs. Young has always been there to be this person. Whether it be giving a hug or a simple word of encouragement, she was able to make us smile during the worst of days. She also took on the responsibilities of our 1985 year- book and worked with us hand in hand until we fin- ished. Mrs. Young is more than a teacher to students; she is truly a special friend. 9 Mrs. Betty Young