Bethel High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Bethel, CT)

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 Spirit is the. playfulness of children, the sophistication of adults, and the originality of ourselves.” T. Hellmann The spirit of '85 has proven to be one of the best vintages ever. Although through the years our individualities have divided the class, our common enthusiasm as we prepare to leave high school now unites us. The successes and failures, joys and disappointments have all added to our maturity and spirit. As we leave Bethel High School, may we all keep this spirit in our hearts. With it, we will be able to cherish the past with fondness, enjoy the present to the fullest, and look toward the future with excitement. 3

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DEDICATION Throughout our past years at Bethel High School, we as a class have shared smiles and tears, wishes and dreams. We have struggled through and overcome our disappointments as graciously as we have accepted and re- joiced in our achievements. We have learned from each other and grown with each other and now. Knowing we have finally joined hands and attained the success and unity for which we have endlessly yearned, we are ready to close the final chapter of our Bethel High School saga. Our memories and fondness for the past will be forever treasured in our hearts. Since we know we will share a common bond of classmates and friends, we are eager to take the first step toward new experiences and further horizons. To most, the road ahead is frightening and uncertain; yet we are willing and anxious to set our footprints and mark our own individual paths, confident that ambition will lead us to the best we can be. And so, in beginning the sequel to our lives and happiness, we dedicate the 1985 Wildcat Yearbook to our separate and individual futures in the hopes that we will continue to dream and to hope and to reach for the top of the world.