Salem High School - Witch Yearbook (Salem, MA)

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Administrators Mr. Joseph E. Murphy — Vice Principal During your years at Salem High School we have endeavored to bring forth your innate qualities in order to enable you to fight your way through life. God Bless you — and may your efforts and our efforts combine to form a suc- cessful and happy life.

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You of the great class of 1966 made remarkable records at Salem High both in your studies and in your extracurricular activities. You also came to understand and achieve strong loyalties to your school and to your class. As your graduation speakers pointed out, there is no security in this world except that of your own strength. Build on your personal integrity and on loyalties intelligently arrived at; then in your lives you will realize the promise of your high schobl years. My warmest wishes for your happiness and success; and a special “Thank you!” to all the Class of 1966. Through your kindness and cooperation you made this year a very special one for me. Chester R. Arnold — Principal 7

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MR. JOHN CONWAY, Principal of Salem Vocational School Congratulations to the Class of 1966. May your hopes and ambitions for the future be fully realized. May you become responsible, worthwhile citizens of your community and nation. Have an awareness that serious problems exist. Have the pru- dence, wisdom, and fortitude to solve them. Best wishes to all. DR. LAWRENCE J. FITZPATRICK Superintendent of Schools The importance of adequate academic facilities can hardly be over-estimated. Thus to Dr. Fitzpatrick we are grateful for his generous and fore-sighted view of our needs, both present and future. MR. PHILIP BROWN Director of Guidance My sincere congratulations to the Class of 1966. We shall always remember that your record has made Mr. Arnold’s final year with us a memorable one. For this we owe you our gratitude. Having offered as much as you did to Salem High, I am sure you will offer much to your family, community, state, and country in the years to come. 9