King Philip Regional High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Wrentham, MA)

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Administrators meet LL- educational challenges PRINCIPAL CHARLES L. MANOS, despite the increased demands which an expanding schoolpopulation imposes upon him, always finds time for his students and faculty. Whether helping students raise funds for school projects or attending sports and social events, he can still listen and act on the needs and problems of both students and faculty. Of Mr. Manos, We can truly say: Here's one principal Whose door is always open to his chargesfl Mr. Manos Was elected superintendent in December of the school year. Mr. Eaton resigned to join the Boston University staff. X Mr. Charles L. Manos, principal, takes time-out to smile for the photographer. Students listen attentively While Mr. Manos outlines plans for a future funding project. King Philip Warriors have a loyal and apparently worried fan in Mr. Manos. 11

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'F 1 ,g lg T 6 i ' Qu iw, ' 4M,ar ag x r ag. , ' 'ating Superintendent of the King Philip Regional School District, Mr. David W. Eaton, peruses one of the many pages of his daily correspondence. 1968-69 - A YEAR of nationwide political, civil and social upheaval - presents a special challenge to all who are involved in the - educational process. This challenge is keenly felt and must be met by Mr. David W. Eaton, Su erintendent of the King Ph Sc ool District, and the school ilip Regional committee. Mr. David K. Moulaison is administrative assistant to the superintendent. Together, they must endeavor to satisfy the ever-changing educational needs of all secondary students in the re ional district, through wise expenditures of sc ool funds and the provision of qualified school administrators, faculty, and service personnel. Mrs. Janet Sievert, Mr. Edward B. Brown, Mr. Samuel P. Robison, Mr. secretary, Mr. William E. Clarke, Mrs. Lorraine Newman, and Mr. Robert George W. Hayden, Mr. Charles F. Winter, Chairman, Mrs. Marilyn Ware, Guillette are the elected members of the district school committee. 10 I

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Discipline builds stature SCHOOL days, school days, good old golden rule daysf' These lines might Well be entitled The Assistant Principalis Lamentf, for a most important duty of Mr. Walter VVhite, assistant principal, is that of discipline - the application of the Golden Rulefi Among the other overall and general administrative duties which he shares with Mr. Manos, Mr. White is responsible for school q attendance. :Wm Office secretary, Mrs. Florence Waldron, types Mrs. Jean Candella switches a MY- Walter White, aSSiS'f3-Ht Pfilleipal, easily locates 2. the daily attendance report. telephone call. teacher and class on the scheduling board. C .2 Superintendent's Secretary, Mrs. Barbara Secretary, Mrs. Laurette Cruickshank, reads a Mrs. Katherine Sheehan checks the payroll Franklin, takes a telephone call. pL1rChaSe order- Sheet- 12