Salem High School - Witch Yearbook (Salem, MA)

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On may 28th at 2:18 p.m., the class of 1976 went into the history books as alumni of Salem Classical and Vocational High School. What a four years it was! As I look back I see a vision of the statue of Teddy Roosevelt saying “I hope you had a pleasant stay!”. 15

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Then it came — we awoke from a three year sleep to find we were “The Seniors”. Now it was my turn to sell that one dollar pool ticket to some unsuspecting freshman. The sports teams again did a great job in capturing championships in girls’ basketball, cross country and football as well as fairing ad- mirably in every other sport. Our seniors led Salem to the best combined sports record in the Northeast Conference this year. Then, what a shock! The new school was ready! As the doors clicked behind us for the last time, we thought about the many memories we were leaving behind. The first few days were hectic, but soon it was as if we had been here all along. Again the time came to flaunt our skills in the senior review. This time “Once Upon a Time” was our theme and with Mother Goose’s direction we went merrily on our way through childhood. It was late in the year and we were counting the days until the end. All of the sudden, english teachers were becoming extremely popular. Seniors looked happy — we were leaving. Teachers looked happy too — we were leaving! 14

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Kathleen Aheam 8 North Pine Street “Kathy” Mary Jane Aheam 4 Buffum Street Patricia Ambrefe 4 Star Avenue “Tricia” Nancy Andrews 7 Watson Street Kathleen Arroyo 1 Milk Street “Kathy” Robert Arsenault 58 Rainbow Terrace “Robby” 16