Salisbury High School - Pillar Yearbook (Salisbury, CT)

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In Memoriam Salisbury and its friends were saddened by the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Priest- man in September. She and Mr. Priestman have always been close to the stu- dents on our hilltop. Although not well known to us, she was appreciated for her personal services in managing the laundry. Mrs. Priestman will be re- membered by all who knew her as one who sacrificed her time for others. fi 5

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Y' 4 The' 1966 Pillar Editor-in-Chief . . . Associate Editor . . Sports Editor ..... Photography Editor . . . . . . Assistants ......... JOHN R. HUDDLESTON PAULS.REGNIER PHILIPPE VON HEMERT . . . . THOMAS BRAN DER . . . . . AIKEN REICHNER CHRIS BELING JAY KEMMERER Business Manager .. .... DAVID WOODLOCK Assistant .............. ........ R OBERT IULIER . . . . THE KAY PRINDLE STUDIO, SHARON, CONNECTICUT Photography Credits .... Where Demosthenes with his lantern searched in vain for an honest man, the faculty acts as guiding lights to us in our search for knowledge. And as the Sixth Form leaves the school, the limelight falls on each who shows his worth to the school and to himself. Some follow lights down little-trodden paths find- ing in activities what others find in the spotlight of athletic contests. Thus, the 1966 Pillar has selected Lights, distinguishing and guiding, as the theme.

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R x l H H l is V N l X l X v 6 JOSEPH SARTORI There is always one person in a school community who is forever hard-work- ing and good-natured. This man, through his own labor and singular cheerful- ness, has encouraged us during our years at Sarum. We could always depend on you, Joseph Sartori, to he pleasant under any circumstances. Therefore, for your diligent work in the gymnasium, for your personal friendliness, we, the Senior Class dedicate the 1966 Pillar to you.