Variety Of Activities Open To All Students
A list of school clubs and organizations invites all students who meet grade standards to join. Activities include Band Orchestra Robed Choir Twirlers Cheerleaders and language clubs plus drama, journalism and athletic groups with auto membership for some.
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UN Peu de Paris
Elcirculo Espanol
Fifth Avenue Players
Blue and Gold
Girl’s Athletic Association
Future Farmers of America
National Organization For Agriculture
Picnic Gone Wild With Windy Mishap On River Trip
A chaotic day ends with two families on a river cabin outing. Sue and I plan food spending 7.27 dollars, while Jack and Tom spend over 4 dollars. The group endures windblown hair, tossed picnic gear, boat rides, and dying flies before returning home exhausted.
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Jack
Tom
Sue
Office Personnel at S. H. S. Include Florence Olsen and Marilyn Mundorff
Two behind the scenes workers at S. H. S. are Florence Olsen and Marilyn Mundorff. They assist Mr. Eades and Mr. DeVoe by signing admit slips handling tickets and money delivering messages and serving as student helpers. Mrs. Olsen is a long-time S. H. S. graduate with eight years around the school, while Marilyn recently graduated in June.
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Florence Olsen
Marilyn Mundorff
To the Freshmen
Advice from upperclassmen about adapting to high school life at S. H. S. includes tips on finding rooms and managing lockers and schedules. It encourages new students by sharing the expected learning curve and promising a smoother transition over time.
School Telephone Use Policy Guidance
The office phone is for school business. Students should tell parents not to call unless needed. Many calls are trivial for school time. Students must ask for permission to use the phone and calls should be scheduled outside school hours.
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