Woodbury High School - Sun Dial Yearbook (Woodbury, NJ)

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Mr SfraHon, Mr. Dare and Sisfer Anselm check The M Blanks In which Teachers evaluaTed Their own work. There go some parenTs inTo school. They musT be going To Take some oT The evening classes. I remember one nighT when They even wenT To school in Their oifsprings' places. ParenTs' Nighi. They called iT. They Tollowed Their kids' schedules of The clay. Going To classes Tor Tif- Teen minuTes, They goT TirsT-hand inTormaTion abouT The subiecTs Taken by Their kids. ATTer Their '5day was over They were asked To give suggesTions ThaT They ThoughT would improve The school. One oT Them was ThaT The school should have beTTer lighTing. They also gave The complimenT ThaT They ThoughT The Teachers were very friendly. Evaluaiors Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Russell. Mr. Douglass, Miss Creamer and Dr. Shilling quesfion Woodbury High School sTudenTs on school policies. The parenTs also voTed in Tavor of building a new WesT End school. ThaT will improve Wood- bury's school sysTem greaTly. They wanT The very besT Tor Their kids even Though The money will come ouT oT Their own pockeTs. They cerTainly Take an inTeresT in Their off- spring. Ancl why noT? Every parenT wanTs To see ThaT his kid geTs The very besT. Those kids sure owe an awful loT To Their folks. IT iT wasn'T Tor Their moThers and TaThers. a loT of dances wouidn'T be. ATTer all The Teachers can'T chap- erone all The Time. They noT only help Them in Their ouTsicle acTiviTies buT wiTh Their school work, Too. They are The ones who urge Them on so ThaT The young'uns will do Their besT. The kids may noT come righT ouT and admif iT buT They know deep down inside ThaT iT's a good feeling To have someone on The sidelines rooTing Tor you. A skeTch of The proposed Wesf End School, which was approved in The November eleciions.

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Dr. Shilling, the head of The ovaluaiing commiTTeo, dis- cusses school records wiTh Mr. Worrell. I Took a walk over To The school The oTher day. They've had The re-evaluafion of The school. They were accrediTed Tor iT, and received an unusually high raTing. I hoped They would geT a high one. More kids'll geT accepTed by col- leges and universiTies now. The kids Told me The changes The school has undergone. All The rooms and halls have been painTed7 The American Tlags and audiTorium draperies and curfains were cleaned. The cook- ing room looked quiTe Tancy wiTh iTs new lino- leum, Tables, sinks and sToves. The Teachers sure looked Tired. l guess They're all ready for a week's vacaTion. They should be. Too, whaT wiTh all The forms They filled ouT and evaluaTing Their work, The kids, and Themselves. They appoinfed a hosT or hosTess in each class. The hosT welcomed visiTors, gave Them books, and Told Them whaT The class was doing. The kids looked very relieved abouT The whole Thing. They said ThaT every day aT leasT one Teacher reminded Them To waTch Their behavior. They learned a new way To leave The assemblies, The seniors being dismissed TirsT. They learned The righT way of salufing The Tlag and sTanding for The call To colors. Their lockers were in very good condifion and quiTe neaT. They Told me ThaT They were geTTing wriTer's cramp from filling ouT Torms. AT TirsT They ThoughT The school was being nosy, buT laTer They saw The reason behind iT-evaluaTion. Well, everybody worked very hard, and The Teachers seemed quiTe pleased wiTh The way The sTudenTs acTed. Mrs. Morgan, an evaludor, and Mrs. Egli wafch Sally Colo Typo. EVALUATION COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN: Dr. John Shilling, AssisTanT Super- inTendenT, Secondary EducaTion, Dover, Dela- ware. VICE CHAIRMAN: SisTer Mary Anslem, Social STudies, CaTholic High School, TrenTon, New Jersey. Mr. VicTor Bohsen, Sweclesboro High School. Swedesboro. New Jersey. Miss RuTh Creamer, Commercial, Millville High School, Millville, New Jersey. Mr. E. Orrell Crap, Vice Principal, FrankTord High School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Mr. George M. Dare, Principal, BordenTown High School, Bordenfown, New Jersey. Mr. Richard W. Douglass, Guidance. Camden High School, Park and Baird Boulevards, Camden, New Jersey. Mr. Charles Fisher, HisTory, HammonTon High School, HammonTon, New Jersey. Mrs. KaThryn R. Morgan, Principal, ATlanTic CiTy Friends School. ATlanTic CiTy, New Jersey. Mrs. Frances Russell, Home Economics, Wild- wood. New Jersey. Mr. Mason H. S'I'raTTon, CounTy SuperinTendenT, Mays Landing. New Jersey. Mr. Thomas A. Slzirm, Principal, Haddonfield Memorial High School, Haddonfield, New Jersey. Mr. William S. STerner, RuTgers UniversiTy, School of EducaTion, New Brunswick, New Jersey.

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