Scotch Plains Fanwood High School - Culmen Yearbook (Scotch Plains, NJ)

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MR. FERDINAND LABERGE Superintendent of Schools MR. RAYMOND SCHNITZER DR. PERRY TYSON Assistant Principal Principal

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S.P.F.H.S. UN DERGOES SELF-EVALUATION The primary concerns of Dr. Tyson and the entire Administration this year have been the construction of the new addition and the im- pending Middle States Evaluation. A sincere effort was made to encourage student partici- pation in both of these areas. The Administra- tion openly sought the aid of interested students in helping to form ideas and pro- cedures to be used once the move has been made into the new facilities. These programs included suggestions for a more liberal policy toward the spending of free time. The student body was asked to assume a responsible and active role in the formulation of projects, pro- grams, and philosophies to be employed within the next few years. The Middle States Evaluation presented another challenge to Administration and stu- dents alike. In looking objectively and hon- estly at the situations which exist at S.P.F.H.S., students and administrators worked together to praise the school's good qualities and improve the areas where weaknesses were present. A widened path of student-Administration liaison and communication helped to make the 1968-1969 school year a profitable and suc- cessful one. MR. JAMES CERASA Assistant Principal