Telstar Regional High School - Zodiac Yearbook (Bethel, ME)

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Superintendent and Principal Dr. Wayne F. Gersen, Supt. I feel especially close to the Class of 1981, since we spent our first three years at Telstar together. I hope that each of you has found your four years at Telstar rewarding, challenging, and enjoyable. You worked hard to earn your diploma, and deserve the praise of your parents, teachers, and classmates for this accomplishment. Please stay in touch so that we can determine how we can make schooling an even better experience for future students in SAD ft 44. Mr. Warren E. Bouchard Principal. The diplomas that you, the Class of 1981, will receive are of varying value. You alone can be sure of the value of the meaning of this symbol. For some, the diploma will symbolize nothing, for some have been passive recipients of the knowledge and skills that can be acquired at Telstar. For many of you, however, your diploma will symbolize a great deal. It will symbolize four years of hard work; a sense of accomplishment; a willing¬ ness to learn from everything and everybody; and most importantly it will symbolize a discovery of “self-being.” I trust that the end of your high school days will mark the beginning of the promise of a bright future. 2