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22 ariministrative team

Mr. Bosley and four administrators work

as a team to help insure progress and

development for all students at

Woodrow Wilson High School

With a student population of more than 2300, the admin­
istrative staff of Woodrow Wilson High School faces a
tremendous challenge as they strive to guide and serve.
Five men are working together to mold a school adminis­
trative staff into the Wilson AdministrativeTeam. Mr. Bos­
ley's assertion that any situation can be improved is the
major reason why the administrative team is working for
the betterment of our courses and activities, working
toward their'goal of providing for the educational and
social advancement of each Wilson student. Mr. William
Ginty and Mr. James Mannion, assistant principals, and
Mr. Nicholas Opalenick and Mr. Donald Wise, assistants
to the principal, all play an important role in the daily lives
of each Wilson student. Mr. Ginty not only disciplines the
students but also coordinates in-school activities. Mr.
Mannion schedules classes for both students and teach­
ers. Mr. Wise works not only with the tech students and
discipline, but is present every day at the lunch periods.
Mr. Opalenick is responsible for every athletic event held
during the school year. And last but not least is Mr. Bosley
our principal, who has total command and direction of
the administrative team, a situation in which he is both
part of the team as well as leader.

MR. LARRY C. BOSLEY principal

Mr. Wise, Mr. Ginty, Mr. Bosley, and Mr. Mannion become involved in student activities as they make time in their busy schedules to participate in
one of Wilson's football games. As Athletic Director and the only member of the team not pictured here, Mr. Opalenick is behind the lines attend­
ing to the odds and ends that make the game possible.