Sterling Twp High School Faculty Listing
A roster of Sterling Township High School staff includes Roscoe Eades as Superintendent and U R DeVoe as Assistant Superintendent, with numerous teachers across English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Home Economics, Vocational Arts, and physical education plus librarians and a school nurse. Names include Gazelle Adams, Lucille Barnes, Helen Becker, Curtis Brandau, Doris Burritt, Marie Davis, Eunice Deffenbaugh, Marie Dickson, Darrell Dunham, Dollee Faith, Eugene Hall, Mary Harris, Peter Hoogeveen, Eva Hunt, Mildred Krughoff, Esther Ramseyer, J E Robbins, Jeanette Sasek, Arthur Scheid, T G Scheid, Marjorie Schumaker, Alma Sherman, C W Sherman, Ruth Straw, William Tonkin, Ruth Welle, H E Whaley, Margaret Mee, Eleanor Davidson.
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Eades
Roscoe
DeVoe
U. R
Adams
Gazelle
English Barnes
Lucille—English Becker
Helen
Brandau
Curtis
Burritt
Doris
English Davis
Marie L
Deffenbaugh
Eunice
Dickson
Marie—English Dunham
Darrell
Usic Faith
Dollee
Social Science
Eugene
Harris
Mary—English Hoogeveen
Peter
Ramseyer
Esther F.—English Robbins
J. E
Sasek
Jeanette—Science Schick
Arthur L
Agriculture Scheid
T. G
Schumaker
Marjorie
Sherman
Alma
C. W
Small
E. E
Straw
Ruth
Spanish Tonkin
William J
Welle
Whaley
H. E
Locker Assignment Instructions and Fees
The message lists locker locations by floor and room ranges across the building and states that those with built in locks from last year keep their lockers. New lockers require a 40 cent fee.
Variety of Activities Open to All Students
A college note explains most clubs and organizations welcome students with satisfactory grades. Students are urged to participate in at least one group and to submit their name to the club adviser for admission in due time.
Campus Clubs and Activities List for Students
A categorized overview of school clubs and groups. Includes Band, Robed Choir, Twirlers, Cheerleaders, Romani Hedierni, Elcirculo Espanel, Speech Club, Debate, Fifth Avenue Players, Campus Club, Script Staff, Blue and Gold Staff, and the Senior Play with membership rules, tryouts, and automatique enrollments for language and senior participants.
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Elcirculo Espanel
Fifth Avenue Players
Blue and Gold
Girls Clubs and Activities Overview
Open to all girls, the Girls Athletic Association rewards credits earned across sports. Home Economics Club admits girls in home economics courses with monthly meetings. Hi Tri, under the YWCA, hosts monthly business and social meetings. Girl’s Chorus invites all girls to sing with twice weekly rehearsals.
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Girl’s Athletic Association
Y.W.C.A
Boys Club Activities and Youth Groups Notes
FOR BOYS ONLY S Club comprises boys with a major or minor athletic letter from the high school. HI Y.M.C.A. sponsors meetings for all interested boys with supper and guest speakers. Future Farmers of America: Na-
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Y.M.C.A
Future Farmers of America
Principal's Greetings at Sterling High School 1949 50
Roscoe Eades welcomes new and returning students and staff to Sterling Two High School. He notes hope for a new building by September 1950 but cautions against expecting occupancy before completion. He seeks renewed attitudes and aims for progress through the 1949-1950 year.
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Sterling Two
Roscoe Eades
Hi-Tri Council Plans Year Calendar and Events
The Hi-Tri council met August 15 to organize the school year calendar. Monthly meetings will begin with a pot luck supper on the second Tuesday, with Hi-Y meetings on the fourth Thursday. Key events include a children’s party and a Christmas formal, aiming for strong freshman turnout.
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Hi-Tri Council
School Clubs and Activities Open to All Eligible Boys
The organization supports agriculture students with a regular social and educational program. Athletic teams are open to all boys meeting eligibility and showing ability. The Boy's Glee Club welcomes any boy who enjoys singing and meets participation standards.
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Tional
Back to School Dance at Coliseum Sponsored by YMCA-YWCA
The Back to School Dance sponsored by the YMCA-YWCA Co-ed Council was held at the Coliseum on September 2 from 8 30 to 12 00. Students from Sterling Community and Rock Falls High School plus alumni returning to college attended. The Stardusters provided music. The floor show featured a Freshmen to Seniors theme and a quartet sang for those going away to college. A girls dance followed and a Community Sing closed the evening.
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Ymca-Ywca
Coliseum
Sterling
Community
Rock Falls High School
Stardusters
Activity Ticket Promotion for Students
A lighthearted promotion advertises an activity ticket offering access to all home football and basketball games track meets the conference meet the senior class play and the Script for three dollars a semester. The offer promises worry free access and urges students to buy now.
Teachers Leave S H S At School
Mr. Cloyd Meyers retires from band direction to focus on the grade school band. Priscilla Coffey moves to California for a new job after leading the library and junior English. Harriet Schick Stoltz will not return as French instructor.
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Cloyd Meyers
Mr. Meyers
Priscilla Coffey
California
Harriet Schick Stoltz
New Staff Additions At Sterling High School
Sterling High announces four new staff members Darrell Dunham from Anderson Indiana becomes band director replacing Cloyd Myers. Margaret Mee joins biology support while Margaret Thackaberry returns as reading director and Marjorie Schumaker as library head and junior English teacher.
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S.H.S
Darrell Dunham
Margaret Mee
Margaret Thackaberry
Marjorie Schumaker
Dunham
Anderson
Indiana
Cloyd Myers
Miss Sherman
Towel Fee set at 50 cents per semester
The new towel fee covers 50 cents per semester and includes insurance for athletes.
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Sterling Twp
Mee
Margaret
Thackaberry
Davidson
Eleanor
Hallwa
Ag. West
Rescoe Eades
Sterling High School
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