Bellingham High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Bellingham, MA)

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Vice Principal ■ Mr. Gerard E. Frappier is a paradox. No man in the high school is held wit! as much respect as he is because of the support and enthusiasm which he willingl; and profusely gives to all worthwhile activities of the student body. Yet his role a disciplinarian at Bellingham also causes him to be viewed with a little apprehensioi by the students. His corrective measures are fair, however, and are given out witl the best interests of the student and of the school in mind. Mr. Frappier received his undergraduate training at Providence College, grad uated with the Class of ’61 and is currently working on his Masters Degree ii education. He served as a social studies and history teacher on the elementary anc junior high levels before his appointment as Vice Principal in 1965. 12

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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

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