Bellingham High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Bellingham, MA)

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Superintendent Mr. Anthony C. Minichiello A school system in a town which has grown as rapidly in as short a span of time as Bellingham needs a special type of man as its superintendent. He must possess extraordinary foresight, be a competent organizer, a watchful financier and a skilled diplomat. Such a man is Anthony C. Minichiello. A graduate of Holy Cross College, he also holds a Masters Degree in administration from Boston University. Mr. Mini¬ chiello began his education of the Bellingham school system from the ground up. He was at first a teacher in the elemen¬ tary schools, later a principal of South and then Pinecrest Schools, still later an assistant superintendent until finally becoming superintendent in 1959. He is an extremely dedi¬ cated man and has a thorough knowledge of Bellingham and its schools. 10

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ADMINISTRATION 9

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Principal Mr. Albert A. Manning Mr. Albert A. Manning became principal of Bellingham Memorial High School at the end of the 1966-1967 school year. Previously, he had been at Scituate High School and Pilgrim High School in Warwick where he was a physics and chemistry teacher and later a vice principal. He received his Bachelors Degree from Rhode Island College and his Masters Degree in education from Brown. The position of principal is a complicated one and the duties are endless. Mr. Manning attacks these tasks with great determination and a profound sense of purpose. Among the new programs instituted under his direction are a rotating schedule of classes, a revised marking system and a number of new courses open to the students. Mr. Manning is a dedicated administrator and devoted to the constant development and improvement of Bellingham Memorial High School. II