Waterford High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Waterford, CT)

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Administration inks The Administration of a high school serves as the link between adolescence and maturity. It is the ad- ministration that must establish a framework, set the tone, and inspire intellectual growth. At Waterford High School, Mr. Thomas R. Flana- gan, as the principal, inspires the student body and is truly the cornerstone of all school policy. Mr. joseph Heap, as assistant principal, helps Mr. Flanagan to form these policies and direct administration. The board of education, as a bridge between the community and the high school, also helps to determine the school policy. The Superintendent of Schools, Mr. JOSEPH C. HEAP Assistant Principal oininnnity And School Russell A. Fitz, and Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Clarence A. Coogan, strive for a broader scope of the education system in Waterford. The guidance department this year for the first time has four counselors. Mr. William Noonan, as head of the guidance department, helps the seniors to choose a college and a career and to prepare for this career. Mrs. Ruth jaczinski, Mr. George Turano and Mr. Charles McKenna each advise members of the other three classes. They guide these students in matters concerning the selection of courses, the alternatives for future ca- reers, and the solution to personal problems. j