Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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N early every student reports experiencing nasty feelings towards one of their teachers. ' ' Some teachers seem so unsympathetic that one wonders if they were ever students themselves, comments one student. Despite some student claims, the fac¬ ulty at WHS is a group of caring individuals. They are always ready to talk with their students about either personal or academic problems. They have attended various colleges so their teaching skills are very different. WHS has benefited greatly from their combined knowledge. Along with different backgrounds, WHS teachers bring many different personalities to the school. Some teachers are known for their ebullient personalities while others are famed for their bare bones teaching styles. Teachers understand (even if the students some¬ times do not) that their main responsibility is edu¬ cating students, not necessarily befriending them. However, among the friendly mentors and the strict educators we seem to be getting a great education. — by Lauren Murray INDIVIDUALIZED attention is frequently available to studen ts. Mr. Fusco helps Aram Coudsouzian takes advantage of this opportunity in architecture.

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Administration T he administration plays a vital role in keeping the school running smoothly. People like Superinten¬ dent Charles Mitsakos, Principal Vincent Lacroco, Assistant principal Thomas Budrewicz and Janice Dolan keep WHS strong and steady. Mrs. Dolan is the acting vice principal. Although she still remains the director of Health and Physical Educa¬ tion, she is not teaching gym this year. However it is the people who work behind the scenes and often go unnoticed that work the hardest. Mrs. Moynihan is one of these people, as the secretary to the prin¬ cipal and office manager she plays an im¬ portant role. Mrs. Jacobs, the voice of WHS is the school ' s receptionist. Connie James is the bookkeeper, Janet Russell and Carolyn Majer alternate days as the regis¬ trar. — by Karen Bauman GLEN Doherty, David Banks, and Jen Ciotti make use of their short break from Humanities break to ex¬ change the news of the day. PRINCIPAL Vincent Larocco seated next to his wife sure looks sharp in his tuxedo while supervising activ¬ ity at the junior Prom. Mr. Vincent E. Larocco Principal Dr. Cnarles Mitsakos Superintendant of Schools Mr. Thomas P. Budrerewicz Assistant Principal Ms. Kristine Benson Assistant Principal Mrs. Susan Y. Moynihan Secretary to the Principal Mrs. Katherine M. Sullivan R.N. School Nurse Ms. Louise Grueter Secretary to the Director Ms. Connie James Bookkeeper Mrs. Mary Jacobs Receptionist Mrs. Janet Russell Registrar Ms. Carolyn Maher Registrar Mrs. Florence Gulla Matron Mr. Don Richards Communications Engineer Mr. David Frary Communications Technician WHSR Radio Adviser Ms. Ellen Rocioppi Learning to Learn