Westminster Academy - Optime Yearbook (Fort Lauderdale, FL)

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Lunch Box The Lunch Box program was initiated with several goals in mind: giving our kids a luncheon choice and perhaps, if successful, raising funds to support the PTF projects. After three months of successful operation, the program was expanded to include several popular sandwiches and desserts from McDonalds National attention has been focused on serving children food for a luncheon program that meets their liking and Westminster strived this year to build that type of program. . itit ' X Sfff' . , ff K JI T f g f 1 fi' i N R 1 ft c 1. Be careful those ovens are rather warm! 2. Two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions. . .. 3. You deserve a break today! 4. And what would you like, Dr. Bergman? 4. W . ,,.' 1

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Westminster Academy was officially accredited on December 13, 1977, at the Annual Meeting in New Orleans of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Dr. Wackes was there to accept the accreditation. A school seeks accreditation voluntarily. Attaining accreditation status certifies that a school has met the policies and standards established by the Commissions of the Association. A school cannot be accredited unless they engage in rigorous self- evaluation and a continuing school improvement program. The self-study is a thorough, demanding and yet a valuable procedure which can improve any school. Evidence for the self-study procedure was gathered by testing, observations, self-analysis group discussion, opinion polls, and judgements from the visiting team. 80 Accepted! 1 i K. K V, K i V 9crrtdittd.,f5chnul it This cerfifsestnat . 1 7 r 5 -Aw WESTQXNSTBFV f k Am' I r if . , is accredited A . bythe A A Snuthzrn Qssutiatiun nf Giulltgzs and Schnuls gg 1978 p. and ls entitled to all the privileges and scholastic recognition ' resulting therefrom. Mwc Wins! Wfgjkg X The final evaluation reports of both faculties were completed two years after they began. These reports were investigated by the twelve-member committee that visited W.A. in April of 2 1977. Based on their review, the team recommended Westminster without condition to be accepted as a member of the Southern Association. 1. Dr. Wackes holds the symbol of Westminster's achievements. 2. THE certificate of accreditation.