S T H S Faculty Roster Listing Names and Roles
S T H S faculty roster enumerates staff and subjects including Roscoe Eades superintendent A R Devoe assistant superintendent and science Gazelle Adams English Henry Burch instrumental music Doris Burritt librarian Marie Davis mathematics Alice Derick mathematics Virginian Eades vocal music Harriet Echternach Latin Allen Farris English Frances Farris English and Spanish Dollee Fauth social science Jane Frahm home economics Mary B Harris English Peter Hoogeveen vocational woodshop Eva Hunt commercial Mildred Krughoff government Mrs Neal Marquis English Viola Martin home economics Bernard Mitchell health and science Haden Moore vocational machine shop Homer Musgrove boys physical education Helen Peterson commercial Vivian Peterson girls physical education J E Robbins social science Jeannette Sasek mathematics Harriet Schick English French commercial Mrs Dale Scott mathematics Alma Sherman biology C W Sherman science C N Timmons vocational machine shop J A Twardock agriculture Mrs William Wetherell Latin upper grades Hugh Whaley mechanical drawing Florerice Olsen Office Nellie Hill Office
Admittance Rules For School Functions
Certain school functions are open to the public with or without charge and others are limited to the high school body. Regular assemblies are not open to visitors unless by official invitation. School parties and dances are usually limited to high school students. If a function is a date affair one member of the couple must be an 8 H 8 student.
Absence and Tardiness Rules for Students
Regular attendance is required for satisfactory progress. Absences or tardies must be explained in a written note signed by a parent or guardian. Students must obtain an admittance slip from the office to reenter class after any absence or tardy. Advance notice should be given in the office if a future absence or tardy is expected.
Sterlington Township High School Rules On Building Hours
The building opens at 7 a.m. for rural and other students who must arrive early. Access to the library and study hall is allowed then. After 5 p.m. stay is limited. no halls after 4 p.m. unless on duty or under supervision. Only supervised or duty-bound presence permitted. The school offers extended programs for non day students. Evening access requires business reasons.
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Sterling Township High School
Use Of The Telephone In School Rules
Office calls limited to school business. A separate line is for faculty. Students should tell parents not to call except when necessary. Many calls are trivial during school time. Students must ask permission to use the phone and arrange calls outside school hours.
Senior Gift From Class of 1945 A Dress Flag
The class of 1945 leaves an American Dress Flag as a gift to S H S to be placed on the gym stage. A stand is being made to hold the flag.
Grading System Rules for College Admissions
The grading system stays as last year with no A plus and higher standard. Keep all grades above C for college eligibility. Grades: A 93 to 100, B 85 to 92, C 77 to 84, D 70 to 76. A simile compares nerves to a freshman on September fourth.
District Youths Under Twenty One Count in 1944
In 1944 the district census counted 4254 persons under twenty one years old. The figure reflects youth demographics amid wartime era schooling and civil records.
The Biggest Mistake Is Admitting a Self Made Error
A claim cautions that acknowledging a perceived error can amplify doubt and hinder progress. It argues restraint in admitting fault while focusing on corrective steps and learning. The piece emphasizes mindset over self accusation.
Five Teachers Leave S.H.S.
Five S H S teachers resign to pursue new careers. Miss Mary Jane Coles English leaves to become a bride. Mildred Brokaw English remains with husband in Columbus Ohio in the armed forces. Viola Johnson mathematics goes to Pekin High School. Elizabeth Joiner Latin and Dramatic moves to Highland Park High School. David Stryker English and vocal music takes a leave to teach freshman English at Northwestern University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Coles
Mildred Brokaw
Columbus
Ohio
Viola Johnson
Pekin High School
Elizabeth Joiner
Highland Park High School
David Stryker
Northwestern University
Senior and Junior Class Officers Named for School Year
Senior class officers are Helen Parker president Bob Deem vice president Virginia Haugen secretary Kenneth Gould treasurer Junior class officers are Bill Stevens resident Kenneth Church vice president ichard Hains secretary and Beverly Welker treasurer Freshmen and Sophomore officers will appear in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Parker
Bob Deem
Virginia Haugen
Kenneth Gould
Bill Stevens
Kenneth Church
Ichard Hains
Beverly Welker
Two Epitaphs in N H Cemetery
Two headstones honoring Amos Shute from 1789 to 1842 and Sarah Shute from 1803 to 1840 recall pious and humorous inscriptions. The verses describe celestial departure and a light humorous jab about coffee, marking the couple’s burial site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Shute
Sarah Shute
Also Mentioned on This Page
S.T.H.S. Faculty
Roscoe Eades
A. R. Devoe
Gazelle Adams
Henry Burch
Doris Burritt
Marie Davis
Mathematics
Alice Derick
Virginian Eades
Harriet Echternach
Allen Farris
Frances Farris
Dollee Fauth
Social Science
Jane Frahm
Home Economics
Mary B. Harris
Peter Hoogeveen
Eva Hunt
Mildred Krughoff
Mrs. Neal Marquis
Viola Martin
Bernard Mitchell
Health and Science
Haden Moore
Homer Musgrove
Helen Peterson
Vivian Peterson
J. E. Robbins
Jeannette Sasek
Harriet Schick
Dale Scott
Alma Sherman
C. W. Sherman
Science
C. N. Timmons
J. A. Twardock
William Wetherell
Hugh Whaley
Florerice Olsen
Nellie Hill
S.H.S
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