For All Students Our Code of Conduct At Sterling High School
Sterling High School adopts a student written code from May 1959 urging courteous behavior respect for teachers and peers, focus on studies, no profanity, punctuality, no smoking or alcohol, good sportsmanship, parental communication, self discipline, neat appearance, property respect, and safety rules including orderly halls traffic laws and parking discipline.
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Sterling High School
Teachers Turn Students Learn Summer School Traditions
A Sterling high school feature profiles faculty who spent summer in workshops and courses nationwide. At Iowa State University, Avery joined a select group researching student types for guidance counseling. Brandau studied capitalism at Purdue. Howard earned business and public administration credits at NIU. Wigginton studied criminology. Fadden attended Wyoming workshops with audio visual training. Lee led safety and driver education efforts at Charleston and WVU. Schuler pursued precision drill at VanderCook Chicago. Erickson pursued graduate music study at Illinois. Straw attended Bradley University Spanish Institute in Guatemala City. Maxwell did eight weeks at Bemidji State with logic and parasitology. Burritt Gould Olson at NIU explored advertising and cooperative work programs. Gould completed nine weeks in graduate physical education.
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Central America
Mr. Avery
State University of Iowa
Avery
Iowa City
Donald Johnson
SHS
SUI
Brandau
Purdue University
Howard
NIU
DeKalb
Wigginton
Fadden
University of Wyoming
Rocky Mountains
Ilinois
National Driver Education Association
Lee
NDEA
Charleston
West Virginia
Gibble
Mr. Erickson
University of Illinois
Bradley University
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Miss Straw
Maxwell
Bemidji State University
Minnesota
Northern Illinois University At
Gould
Olson
Sterling
Freshman Welcome Message From SHS Student Council
The 1967 SHS Student Council president Jon Shaffer welcomes freshmen to high school. He urges effort balanced with clubs from drama to vocational and social groups, noting four years will shape their futures and that they will evolve into young men and women.
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Jon Shaffer
SHS
Somethin's Comin September School Schedule Details
September calendar lists opening events with 8:15 a.m. assembly and 1:20 p.m. dismissal. Full day on 4 runs 8:10 to 3:50. Football games vs Newmar on 13 and Bradley Bourbonnais on 28. Illinois Statewide Testing for juniors on 20. Family Faculty Open House on 24. A humorous line about a man biting off more than he can chew.
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Newmar
Illinois
Rock Falls
Bradley Bourbonnis
New Foreign Exchange Student Arrives at SHS
Maurizio Milani, a seventeen year old senior from Brescia near Milan, Italy, arrives in Sterling with other Southern European students aboard the Seven Seas and will enroll at SHS on September 11 as the school's second foreign exchange student. He studied nine subjects last year, four of them languages Italian Latin Greek and English. He plans to stay five more years of study at a university after SHS and plans to be interviewed by SCRIPT on topics of interest to students.
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Sterling
Europe
Maurizio Milani
New York
Maurizio
Brescia
Milan
Italy
SHS
Summer School At SHS Expands With Six-Week Session
Summer scholars at SHS returned for six added weeks under Mr Colborn directing an expanded program attended by 462 students. Courses spanned government economics biology physiology remedial American history English reading improvement woodshop typing noteband and an algebra prep course with TEMAC math materials from Encyclopedia Britannica.
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SHS
Colborn
Encyclopedia Britannica