Salem High School - Witch Yearbook (Salem, MA)

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CLASS We the members of the Class of 1978, of Salem High School and the Vocational High School, residents of the City of Salem, State of Massachusetts; declare this to be our Last Will and Testament and revoke all former Wills and Codicile. First: We direct that our just debts be paid. Second: We direct the Junior Class Of Salem High School to dare to approach our records for activities, brains, ingenuity and Class. Third: We direct that our funds be kept intact until we have our first reunion some time in the year of 1893 A.D. Fourth: We direct that the following items be given as stated below: We leave David Pino, a set of gold drumsticks. The Senior baseball players leave Ed Eon, Ed Schaejbe and Tony Mento, “HAWK . We leave Tommy Burke the thoughts of Freshmen Football practice when he got his “Bells Rung . To James Dzierzanowski and Steve Szczechowicz, we leave the simple names of Smith and Jones. To Maryellen Higgins, we leave the news that her father will be following her to North Adams as its new A.D. next year. To Butch Stewart, we leave a “double for Friday June 9th so he can go to both Graduation and his girlfriends ' Prom. To Brian “Spider Lockar d, we leave a funny suit so he can climb up the sides of buildings. To Dave McCormack, we leave another night of showing football films at his house. Dorothy Millen leaves Mrs. Fatello a big pan of fudge brownies. Janice St. Pierre leaves Mr. Viselli solitary confinement. Bita Sabean leaves Mrs. Leftes a pair of dungarees. Tina, Kim, Margaret and Anne leave Mrs. Cashman courtyard duty during F period. Mr. Wynn ' s G period Advanced Math Class leaves him Richard Cowhig. Lillian Zatorre leaves a hug and a kiss to all her classmates. Sue Sklover leaves Mr. Wynn a stuffed “Pooh Bear . The G period Advanced Math Class leaves Harry Eng his theme song, and to Steve Cranney a muzzle to keep him quiet. Sue S. leaves Sharon L. a “mother . Marcia leaves Laura, — Ski. Jane Porcello leaves her flute expertice to ANYONE in the flute section. Sue Sklover and Stephanie Carmen leave Paula Mroz much luck for a bright future. Kathy L ' Heureux leaves pictures of Bermuda to anyone. Norman leaves his track career to Richard. The Class of ' 78 leaves Mr. Caruso memories of what could have and should have been. We leave Mr. Curtin another fire drill. Lynn Pothier leaves her Orange house messenger job to her sister and her under-