2012-2013 Quaker Works 4:2 - Friends' Central School
2012-2013 Quaker Works 4:2 - Friends' Central School
2012-2013 Quaker Works 4:2 - Friends' Central School
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Campus Log<br />
For more <strong>School</strong> news visit the FCS Pressroom<br />
at www.friendscentral.org/pressroom.<br />
All-<strong>School</strong> Welcome Assembly<br />
On Friday, September 28, at an All-<strong>School</strong> Assembly welcoming Craig<br />
Sellers to Friends’ <strong>Central</strong>, Middle <strong>School</strong>ers presented the new Head of<br />
<strong>School</strong> with a card, designed by Lower <strong>School</strong> art teacher, Kim Parris, and<br />
signed by every FCS student and teacher.<br />
5th graders Pierce Hayton and Matteo Lewis<br />
load cleaning supplies into a truck packed with<br />
donations for victims of Hurricane Sandy.<br />
L to r: Head of <strong>School</strong> Craig Sellers with Middle <strong>School</strong> students Caroline Blackman ’20,<br />
Tori Lane ’19, Matthew Nguyen ’17, and Galen Cassidy ’18<br />
Super Storm Sandy Relief<br />
It was an all-school effort supporting<br />
Hurricane Sandy Relief. The Lower <strong>School</strong><br />
donated grab-n-go food and dozens<br />
of cases of water, the Middle <strong>School</strong><br />
gathered coats and blankets, and the<br />
Upper <strong>School</strong> donated dozens of cases of<br />
cleaning supplies.<br />
Friends’ <strong>Central</strong>’s<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Distinguished<br />
Humanities Lecture<br />
Friends’ <strong>Central</strong>’s <strong>2012</strong> Distinguished Humanities<br />
Lecturer Dan Biddle ’71, along with co-author<br />
Murray Dubin, came to campus to discuss<br />
their book, Tasting Freedom: Octavius Catto and<br />
the Battle for Equality in Civil War America, a<br />
perfect compliment to Friends’ <strong>Central</strong>’s yearlong<br />
celebration of the sesquicentennial of the<br />
Emancipation Proclamation. Octavius Catto led the<br />
Civil Rights Movement in Philadelphia in the 1860s.<br />
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