Salem High School - Witch Yearbook (Salem, MA)

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Your A D M I N I CHESTER R. ARNOLD . . . Principal High School My best wishes to the Class of 1963. The four years you have spent at Salem High School have been busy and eventful. We of the faculty have enjoyed your class. You have been cooperative and loyal. Your influence on the school has been of enduring value. We have taken pride in your accomplishments these years when you have been developing into responsible men and women. We shall take pride in your success in the demanding world you now enter. May the lessons you have learned at Salem High help you to achieve this success. 8

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Futu re Time never stands still, is an old adage— but true. As we look back . . . our years as students have flown as if on wings. Now the years ahead— the unknown, the untried future beckons us ea- gerly. We shall stride ahead as we must . . . though with lagging feet . . . for our ties with our School still hold us fast. Though the future presents a mixed picture of a world of plenty and poverty. . .of conflicting philosophies ... of people in upheaval ... of scientific miracles . . . the hopes of a better day, of better understanding, of a better life for more and more can be seen rising— though faintly— on the horizon. To the future with its visions and its dreams . . . we look with bright eyes and high hopes . . . ready to face its problems and its promise. Murray Paul Galper Editor-in-Chief It has been a privilege and a pleasure to have served as your Yearbook Editor. The cooperation of the assistant editors and the many members of, the staff has been inspiring. We owe much to the untiring help of our advisers: Miss Theresa Miaskiewicz, Mr. John F. Tivnan, Mr. Alfred J. Pasquale. These pages will serve as poignant reminders of our happy school days at Salem High School. Through these pages our present will remain timeless. M.P.G. 7

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Mr. John F. Tivnan Vice-Principal— Salem High School Greetings to the Class of ' 63 Congratulations to the facufty advisors, Miss Theresa Miaskiewicz and Mr. Pasquale and to the student editors of the Yearbook for a job well done. I am sure that the entire class will take pride and satisfaction in such a splendid annual. May this book help to keep bright the friendships and memories of your happy days at Salem High. That each of you may enjoy a full measure of success in the future is my sincerest wish. My sincere wishes for success and happiness to all members of the Class of 1963. As you take your places in the world of business, industry, the armed forces, and higher education remember to practice charity, dependability, sin- cerity, and good citizenship as you did during your high school years. By so doing you will be fulfilling your part in making this world a better place in which to live. Mr. Philip J. Brown Head of Guidance Mr. John M. Conway Principal— Vocational High School Congratulations to the Class of 1963. During your High School years you have been well trained by dedicated teachers to face with confidence the years ahead. These may be troublesome years but meet them with understanding and knowledge to advance with the times. Best wishes to all. Dr. Lawrence J. Fitzpartick Superintendent of Schools I congratulate each of you on the significant occasion of your graduation from Salem Classical and High School. That your aspirations and plans will materialize is my sincere wish. I know that you will willingly accept and promptly and courageously accomplish the many responsibilities that you will find endemic to your particular station in life. The United States of America is a great country. May you contribute to its greatness. May good fortune attend you, may your Maker watch over you, and may your successes be many.