Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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Anna DeNevers Mr. Metro Kwasnicki Dr. Edward Nolan Dean Attendance Officer Psychologist Mrs. Monsour Nurse DISCIPLINARY REFERRAL STUDENT S NAME HOMEROOM OATE WOONSOCKET HIGH SCHOOL OATE OF INCIOENT TIME TEACHER NOTICE TO PARENTS 1 The purpose of this report il to inform you of a disciplinary incident involving the itodent 2. You are urged to appreciate the action taken by the teacher and to cooperate with the corrective action initiated today reason IS) eon referral □ OBSTRUCTIVE □ omen ACTION TAKEN PRIOR TO REFERRAL a HELD CONFERENCE WITH STUDENT □ CONSULTEO COUNSELOR □ CHANGED STUDENT'S SEAT □ TELEPHONED PARENT □ SENT PREVIOUS REPORT HOME a PRESENT ACTION ANO RECOMMENDATION IS) a STUOSNT REGRETS INCIOENT. COOPERATIVE □ RECURRING INCIDENTS WILL BE REPORTED □ DETENTION ASS 1 ONEO a O STUDENT PLACED ON PROBATION □ STUDENT SUSPENOEO O CONFERENCE MCLO WITH STUDENT □ STUDENT WILL MAKE UP TIME O PARENTS NOTlPltO PARENTS' COPY Administration 13

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A-D-M-l-N-l-S-T-R-A-T-l-O-N The educational leadership covering all facets of the complex operation at Woonsocket High School as it relates to students, teachers, parents, and support personnel is provided by the Principal and his administrative staff. Not only are curricular directions determined by this office, but the overall mood and morale of everyone involved is affected as well. The 1979-1980 school year was as successful as it was because of the capable and compassionate leadership of Mr. Morin and his staff. Mr. George B. Morin Mr. Robert Mulcahy Mr. Stanely Wynne Principal Assistant Principal Administrative Assistant Standing: Thomas Grochowski. John Tempest, John Drury— Superintendent, Peter Vangel — Deputy Superintendent. Seated: Christine Chiacu, Douglas Brown — Chairman. Robert Kulik — Asst. Chairman, June Gamache — Secretary. 12 Administration

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E-N-G-L-l-S-H The English Department, the largest faculty group ay W.H.S., is comprised of eighteen full-time teachers and four who also teach other academic disciplines. Through its excellent Reading Center, its challenging Advanced Placement and Writing Seminars, its innovative and exciting Humanities and Allied Arts programs, as well as its diverse and complete English curriculum, this department reaches and touches the lives of every student. Gladly would (they) learn . . . and gladly teach.” 14 English Leo J. Allard John Bibeault Donald E. Brunelle Chairman, Academic English, Villa Novan Advisor English Seminars. Academic English Academic English Sonia Gauvin Advanced Placement. Academic English Adrian Graves Robert Guertin Reading Senior Seminar. Academic English