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Mr. Ginty is a man who is both liked and disliked,
feared and trusted, avoided and also searched. He is
a man whose loyalty and dedication to the school
make it possible to achieve a new vision for Wilson.
His day is long, strenuous, tiring, and sometimes
unpleasant, but by using a unique approach to dis­
cipline he is able to fulfill his goals. Unlike many dis­
ciplinarians, he feels it is important to take the time
to understand the student, his problems and back­
ground, before taking appropriate measures. When
hearing Mr. Ginty speak, it is obvious that he has
tremendous insight and concern. He feels perhaps
that this is because he knows and understands what
it is like to be in that situation. Wilson, having under­
gone many troublesome times, is now emerging as a
new Wilson with optimism, enthusiasm, and a feel­
ing of pride that is only fitting for a great school such
as Wilson. It is to this complex man that a part of the
new Wilson is dedicated.

Mr. Ginty takes no bull from rams!