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

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To the class of ... Who first said “False as Dreams?” Not one who saw Into the wild and wondrous world they sway; No thinker who hath read their mystic law; No poet who hath weaved them in his day. The above is an excerpt from Henry Timrod’s poem “dreams.” My messa ge to you, the Class of “1987,” is that if you have a HOPE or DREAM you will foster it to its fullest. Hopefully, through your experiences at Telstar, the seeds have been planted for you to invision such a hope or dream. You must also remember that for a hope or dream to be fulfilled, you must develop a plan to carry it out. When obstacles are placed in your way, you must have the courage and conviction to overcome them. Telstar has supplied the tools whereby this can be accomplished. The rest is up to you. Theodore Davis Principal It is not often that the Superintendent of Schools gets to know a class as well as I do your class. Being the parent of a class member helps. During the four years that I have known you, most of you have matured and are soon to be responsible members of our society. Most of you will get classmates to sign your yearbook and then will pack it away, only bringing it out of storage when you want to “check out” something from the past. As Superintendent, I hope that you will not pack away the experiences you have had here at Telstar Regional High School after you leave in June. The knowledge gained from your total educational training is only practical if it’s used and expanded. Each of you need to take the knowledge you have learned and apply it to whatever you do after graduation. Your success in the future is dependent upon your skills. The old adage “Opportunity only knocks once,” is very true. Being aware that opportunity is knocking is the first element in the use of your knowledge. Deciding whether or not you wish to answer the knock is a second element. Whether you do or do not answer the knock is a third element of your knowledge. I wish you the very best of luck with your future. Sincerely, Dewaine B. Craig Superintendent 4