Salem High School - Witch Yearbook (Salem, MA)

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I Jennifer M. Berry Tami A. Bertini 83 Barstow Street 3 Bertini Lane Michael R. Berube 46 Lawrence Street Michelle D. Bernard 194 Marlborough Road

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Nadine M. Bannister 4l Barr Street Richard T. Banville 9 West Terrace Mark J. Beaulieu 106 Rainbow Terrace Jacqueline L. Bedard 17 Verdon Street Randy J. Begin Katherine A. Belanger 20 Pickman Road 25 Willson Street The School Committee Annual Report of 74-’75 summed up the upcoming opening of the new school. “Another significant change is the result of five years of planning and working by many members of the School Committee, City Council and interested citizens. It is the opening of the new high school which will take place in January, 1976. In addition to the actual planning and work on the building, a great deal of time and preparation was spent by the high school staff in task forces to plan the physical move, set up a new schedule for staff and smdent assignments, student identification and orientation for parents and smdents. This was a benefit to the high school administration and central office in making the transition from the old school to the new school as smooth as possible. The organization of the new school is completely different and a distinct departure from the traditional high school mold. It consist of three houses of approximately 700 students per house. Each house is a school within a school contained on one of three identical floors. In addition, there is a unified arts area which houses physical education, industrial arts, home economics, art, music and career education. These areas are open without wails, and increase the possibility of teachers and students working on projects which combine talents and creativity from several areas. The science labs are also open

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Steve E. Blake 18 Glendale Street Richard S. Boltrukiewicz 36 Upham Street Daniel R. Boucher 3 Gardner Street