Sheffield High School - Sentinel Pines Yearbook (Sheffield, MA)

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Among the faculty at Sheffield High School, one finds unity. Each and everyone of the teachers finds that he is soon an important cog in the total co-ordinated pic- ture of our twelve-grade system. Working enthusiastically as one family, pledged as a team in the face of all problems. Our faculty has proudly maintained the friend- ly relationships necessary in teaching in a democracy. Faculty HOWARD V. HENNIGAR, M. A., Tufts College, Principal, Mathematics and Science NICHOLAS J. MORACE, B. S., American International College, Vice-Principal, Commercial THOMAS NORTON, B. A., Calvin Coolidge College, Social Studies MARIE WALKER, B. A., University of New Hampshire, English and Languages ALBERT TROCCHI, B. A., Bates College, Junior-Senior High GLADYS M. RORABACK, State Teachers College, North Adams, Junior High HELEN H. ARMSTRONG, Teachers College, New Britian, Sixth Grade MARY K. MORRISON, State Teachers College, Hyannis, Fifth Grade JESSIE B. ARMSTRONG, State Teachers College, North Adams, Fourth Grade ESTHER M. MERRITT, Castine Normal School, Castine, Maine, Third Grade ANNA PERCY, Westfield Teachers College, Westfield, Second Grade MINA E. BREWER, State Teachers College, Hyannis, First Grade FERNAND BARRETTE, B. S., University of Montreal, Music Supervisor

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fUJS I I ■i . Chain of Command Behind the scenes of learning a tremendous amount of work and planning takes place. Unbeknown to many the work of the School Committee goes unnoticed. Yet these well tral ' J of our community must solve the .ssues whtch confront them al ways. Next in line in preparing boys and girls for the world about them is a group well-known to all. the faculty. The respons l- ity of each and every teacher becomes a necessary link u our chain for the inculcation of interests, skills, and attitude, must become ever-important in these days of unrest. The administration of the school could not successfully function without the precision routine necessary in a ™ f running system. Without the administrative assistants the day to day records full of scholastic and business information would be meaningless. Dr Roberts, our school physician, and Miss Van Stone, our school nurse, maintain a constant vigil in their periodic exam- ination, striving ever to keep a high level of physical fitness in our school. Closely related to physical fitness we need remem- ber that though our kitchen and lunch rooms are not streamlined, we can be sure that a well-balanced diet is the reward at each lunch hour . Safety is the watchword whether it be in the halls of S. H S. or traveling to and from our alma mater. The security found in a smooth running organization maintains a united front at Sheffield High School.

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