Bethel High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Bethel, CT)

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Although being principal is often a controversial position, Mrs. Harrington managed to make positive changes and work closely with students at the same time. For example, she was instrumental in helping reschedule our almost-cancelled junior show. There- fore, we would like to express our gratitude to Mrs. Harrington and wish her luck in all her future jour- neys. Mrs. Carol Harrington Many are unaware of the people who have worked behind the scenes helping the Class of1986. Mrs. Eng willingly devoted many hours to help our class with homecoming and other activities. We would like to thank Mrs. Eng for her encouragement and personal involvement. 6 Mrs. Anna Eng

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We as a class have journeyed a long way also. It seems most appropriate that Halley s Comet should return as we embark on the od- ysseys into our vast futures. We have exper- ienced many triumphs since the early forma- tive stage of our life. As our childhood'' comes to a close in high school, we can use these experiences to our advantage in our trav- els through life as adults. We, like this miracle of space, are the targets of forthcoming mis- sions, and after our long voyage, will some- day return. 5

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Mrs. Linda Culhane Mrs. Culhane has been a dedicated supporter of the Class of 1986. During homecoming, she gave up much of her time and offered the use of her home. With her enthusi- asm and generosity, Mrs. Culhane helped us express our class spirit. The Class of 1986 would like to thank Mr. Janesky for his support and time given to us as a group and as individuals. In our junior year, he aided us with our Junior Show and backed our decisions. When we came up with problems, he helped us find the answers. Most of all, we would like to thank him for being an individual special friend by just listening to us all. Mr. A1 Janesky 7