Bellingham High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Bellingham, MA)

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ADMINISTRATION

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Then he’s in high school and he still gets report cards. And his teachers Make his stay after school. His Mom and Dad try to understand but He doesn’t really think they do, but they’re still there anytime he Wants them, or needs them. Then his problems get bigger and his parents Can’t always help him, but they want to, and he really knows this. Then he’s a senior and he writes a yearbook, and this yearbook is Something special to him and he wants it to be something special To other people. So he dedicates his yearbook, the 1971 Epilogue,

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(V « ■« (.] The job of a superintendent, especially in the Bel¬ lingham school system, is not by any means an easy task. His job is to fit the needs of the rising student population here in Bellingham. Successfully, for the past eleven years, this has been managed by Mr. An¬ thony C. Minichiello, Superintendent of the Bellingham School System. Mr. Albert A. Manning, principal of our school for the past five years, has in many ways added to the rising quality of Bel¬ lingham High School. His unending task is to see that our high school improves throughout the years. With his presence as principal, our school day has greatly improved in such a way that we have now a rotating schedule and activity periods. Due to his hard work and great accomplishments, he has made the student body of Bellingham High School more interested and involved in all school activities. 13