Sutton Memorial High School - Exitus Yearbook (Sutton, MA)

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' EVALUATION! November 6th E November 7th .t November 8th, 1974 'O ,. serv. re ' ff' ' , 'la . 'CV' Mr. Lamontagne and Mr. Tebo discuss curriculum changes with members of the evaluating team. ,fri-A wr ,pa-A mg- ' Eva activities. Student poll. ,M-.':,Q his report on T Dr. Robert Paul questions Brian Young on stu- Students Voice opinions dent affairs.

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, ,.,, , Accreditation Comes SURPRISE! Earlier Than Expected. Mr. Brosnihan and Mr. O'Dea discuss with one of the evaluators the curriculum plans and needs. 5 rp... Evaluators were concerned about the various programs offered at SHS, and met with the department heads to dis- cuss the educational happenings at SHS. .- Li f Students chosen from various clubs and activities speak their views freely with the evaluating I fl team. l ACCREDITATION. That was a big word for us as we entered junior High School in 1969, for it was the year SHS lost its status as an accredited high school with the New England leges CNEASCD. But it was a word lived with, believing that one day our school would be as we wanted it--a credit to its students, faculty, administra- tion, and the townspeople who gave it to us. The next five years were to give us the full meaning the word implied. And though it was difficult to see beyond that moment, we knew that eventually what we believed in would become reality. For over those years, faculty and administration were to spend many hours after the student body had been dismissed working to make our and their dream come true. ln the wake, they acquired a feeling of accom- plishment and pride in what they wanted to achieve. Anticipation mounted as the long awaited visit to SHS by an evaluating team of men and women drew near. Time was spent summing up the school's en- tirety. Our classmates, Marcia Boria, l -, Association of Schools and Col-