Salem High School - Witch Yearbook (Salem, MA)

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Conaratiilations and l)e t wishes to the Class of 1956. .As the group to he graduated on the one- hundredth anniversary of Salem Classical and High . ' school we welcome you into the ranks of the illustrious alumni of this fine school. Vi e look to you to main- tain its prestige and value to the community. — PF.FER F. C. RHONE Superintendent of Schools May each memher of the Class of 1956 continue the forward surge necessary to the attainment of those goals — once remote — that are now so near. With the wisdom of experience, courage to maintain your ideals, loyalty to yourself, your God, and your Country, success will follow. Con- gratulations to all. -.lOHN M. CONWAY Principal, .Salem Vocational High .School

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You of the class of 1956 have made an excellent record in your four years at Salem High. As a class you have been united and active; as individuals you have l)een alert and cooperative. We of the faculty have watched you grow up during the past four years, and now you leave us as well-adjusted adults ready to face the responsibilities of life. You enjoy the distinction of being the one hundred anniver- sary class of .Salem Classical and High .School. We know you will carry well that distinction, and bring further honor to your alma mater. Our warmest wishes for your success and hapiuness go with you. -CHE.STER R. ARNOLD Principal, Salem Classical and High School Congratulations to the Class of ’56. May I express my sincere thanks to all the members of the class who contributed in any way to make this yearbook pos- sible. The staff, under the cap- able direction of Mrs. Giunta and Miss Clark, worked very dil- igently and I know their efforts are appreciated. As the years pass and memories grow dim may this Yearbook prove its worth by oc- casionally rekindling the spirit of those happy days at Salem High. —JOHN F. TfVNAN Vice Principal, Salem Classical and High School

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Senior Class Officers Sealed: Paul Arnoldy, Presi- dent; Joan Murray, Secre- tary. Standing : David Sulli- van. Vice President; Herliert Miller, Treasurer. In our senior year we were fortunate in having competent and trustworthy class officers. This de- voted quartet, naturally, was the nucleus of our executive hoard, only the second in the history of Salem High. The hoard was organized to relieve the four officers of some of their duties and responsibili- ties and to give a larger voice of class opinion before important decisions were made. The presentatives to the executive board, two from each homeroom, made countless worthwhile contributions of assistance and advice which lightened the burden on our officers and made their work not only easier, but better. Senior Class Executive Board First row: Janies Muse, Jac- queline Pignato, Larry ffac- cari, Phyllis Pszenny, Paul Savoy, Joseph Duest. .Secoml row: Audrey Spottiswood, Carol Jendraszek, Ruth I)es- chene, Jane Brudzynska, Doris Jameson. Third row: Charles Caverly, John LaPorte, Rich- ard 1 wanowicz, Joseph Volpe.