Salem High School - Witch Yearbook (Salem, MA)

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Mr. Joseph E. Murphy Vice Principal Best wishes to the Class of 196X. You have achieved the first major goal in your lifetime. Your well earned diploma will open many avenues of opportunity but after they have been opened, the rest is up to you. In addition to your scholastic achieve- ment, I sincerely hope that your experiences and associations at Salem High have taught you to live amicably with your fellow man. May your future be blessed. Joseph E. Murphy Hearty congratulations to the Class of 1968. You have attained one goal, gradua- tion. Many and greater challenges are before you. The Draft, Civil Rights, Hous- ing, World Conflict are serious questions. Meet these and others with full confidence for the future. You have been well-trained, now is your opportunity to put this training to use. Good luck to all. John M. Conway Director 26 Mr. John M. Conway Director Vocational High School

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Congratulations to the Class of 1968 Your graduation marks a new beginning in your lives. Your diploma is the key to your future. You have persevered to attain these goals and your school and principal are proud of you. Best wishes to each of you as you venture forward. This yearbook depicts your past rec- ord with all of its memories. May you cherish these experiences and gain strength from them as you face the years ahead. Stanley Robinson The Class of ’68 expresses its regret that this will also be Mr. Robin- son’s last year at Salem High. For our senior banquet, the words of a popular song, Mrs. Robinson, were changed and sung in honor of Mr. Robinson. This excerpt seems to best express our sentiments. “You will not go Mr. Robinson The Class of ’68 will remember you for being true. Have no fear Mr. Robinson You said the word and made it mighty clear We all must steer to a career. So Goodbye Mr. Robinson.’’

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Mr. Philip J. Brown Director of Guidance My sincere best wishes to the members of the Class of 1968. As a class, and as in- dividuals, you have contributed much to Salem High. May you continue to give of yourselves to a degree which will assure you of spiritual and material success. This suc- cess will be yours through the practice of charity, tolerance, industry, and love for your fellow man. Philip J. Brown Mr. Lawrence J. Fitzpatrick Superintendent of Schools I congratulate you on the memorable oc- casion of your graduation from Salem Clas- sical and Vocational High Schools, and I wish you every deserved success and happi- ness. I urge as many members as possible of the Class of 1 968 to take advantage of every opportunity to obtain further education. I am confident that those members of your Class who desire to be employed subse- quent to graduation from our High Schools will make substantial contributions to their organizations. We want you to know that we shall follow your careers in a very com- petitive society with deep interest and un- derstandable pride. May your plans, your hopes, and your aspirations materialize. Lawrence J. Fitzpatrick 27