Sutter named Sterling Township High School superintendent
Harold C. Sutter of Glenwood Minnesota was chosen by a unanimous Board of Education vote on May 17 to lead Sterling Township High School succeeding Dr Richard P Klahn who resigned to join Des Moines Iowa schools as director of secondary education. Sutter brings broad experience including principal roles in Illinois and Minnesota and Navy service. he will move to Sterling after current school year and cites pride in student body and facilities.
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Glenwood
Minnesota
Sterling Township
Richard P. Klahn
Klahn
Des Moines
Iowa
Sutter
Board of Education
Waterville
Gustavus Adolphus College
University of Minnesota
Minn
Minnesota Posi
Thornridge High School
Harvey, Ill
Collinsville
Ill
St. Francis
Navy
Sterling High Faces Budget Cuts and Referendum
Sterling Township High School proposes a 90,000 dollar budget cut for 1967-68 while defending a 3 June referendum to raise funds. Board president Helen Wheeler emphasizes preserving core academics and extracurriculars, warning debt grows if the referendum fails. The tentative plan trims costs but bets on public support to sustain the program.
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Sterling Township
Sterling High
Sterling Township Students Earn James Scholars Honors
Sterling Township High School seniors Kathy Prescott and John Miller have been named James Scholars at the University of Illinois. The program rewards high ability and promise, offering honors courses, faculty guidance, library access, and information on graduate scholarships. Selection factors include grades tests awards and teacher recommendations. Both students were active in school activities with Miller editing SCRIPT and participating in choirs while Prescott debated and held National Honor Society and Junior Rotarian roles.
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Kathy Prescott
John Miller
Sterling Township High School
James
University of Illinois
James Center
Vel
Miss Prescott
Miller
STHS
Robed Choir
Madrigal Singers
National Honor Society
Chaillot
Prom Night Forecast Sparks Mixed Feelings Across School
Prom is set for June 9 with a note urging turnout. Students who skip are advised they are lucky, while those who do not ask someone may feel hurt by rejection. The message encourages sleep over the weekend.
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Sterling
Sterling High School
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