Salem High School - Witch Yearbook (Salem, MA)

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Edward A. Carter 28 Forrest Avenue Ann M. Castonguay 36 Ord Street Debra J. Censabella 8 Gallows Hill Road

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Laurie L. Butler 10 Foster Street Deborah A. Cahill 43 Belleview Avenue Joseph Candelaria 12 Mason Street Nancy Cappuccio 45 Warren Street

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Sharon A. Chaklos 22 Gables Circle Debra J. Charette 14 Dearborn Street Brenda L. Chouinard 2 Meadow Street Mary A. Civiello 3 Savona Street Janice A. Clay 38 Harbor Street Robert Cloutier 46 Roslyn Street pilot basis, in only one house to see if it is successful before being instituted for the entire school. Mr. Donald Brennan, Blue House Administrator, viewed the house system: “Taking 2,000 students and dividing them by three (houses). Each house then contains approximately 660 students. By doing this, teachers will get to know the students better. There should be a closer rapport between the teacher and the student. There will be more specialization. There was one resource room in the old high school, which handled group instruction, tu total and speech needs. Here there are six resource rooms — two in each house.” Mr. Alfred Viselli, Orange House Administrator viewed the house system: “A large school such as Salem High, with close to 2,000 students needs some individualism. The house system allows a greater interchange of ideas; that is, they get to know one another a lot better.” “The new Salem High School is the first high school in the area to be built with the true house concept in mind, for