Salem High School - Witch Yearbook (Salem, MA)

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

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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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Edward V. Brooks Mary Elizabeth Brophy Gail J. Brothers 20 Briggs Street 166 Federal Street 29K Shore Drive so students from biology, chemistry, physics, and the physical sciences can work together. This is a new and exciting concept which should have a profound effect on the curriculum. In anticipation of this organization, several key adminis- trative appointments were made in the spring and summer. Mr. Donald Brennan was appointed a housemaster as was Ms. Lorraine Kavanagh. Mr. Brennan was formerly a teacher and student activities corridinator at Salem High. Ms. Kavanagh was a teacher in several school systems in New Jersey and overseas prior to her position as Coordinator of Student Teachers at the University of Massachusetts where she was working on her doctorate. Mr. Brennan and Ms. Kavanagh will be joined by Mr. A1 Viselli who served as housemaster at the old high school. Also, Mr. Robert Pesce, Director of Career Education, was appointed Unified Arts Coordinator with the responsibility of overseeing unified arts and increasing the p. ' SSibility of new programs and better coordination. Mr. Joseph A. Zagrobski, Director of Vocational Education and assistant Principal of the high school was made full-time director of the Vocational Education School. This gave more emphasis to the supervision and direction of vocational education in Salem.” The new changes stated brought forth a new concept in education for the City of Salem School Department. Previously, Linda M. Boulay 21 Willson Street Gary G. Bradley 4 Nichols Street Jean E. Bowman 40 Wisteria Street