Schedule and Calendar
Daily Hours 8:15 - 3:15
Classes and Graduation Requirements
63 total class options
In gradesten, eleven, and twelve, you must
earn twelve (12) additional credits which must include the following:
English 10, 11, 12; social studies 10, 11, 12; and physical education.
Report Cards
On Wednesday following the last
day of the quarter, report cards are distributed to the respective homeroom
students. These cards are to be taken home, signed by the parent or guardian
and returned promptly to the homerooms. Mutilated and lost cards must be
replaced by paying a fine to the principal's secretary.
Smoking
In compliance with usual high
school regulations, smoking is not allowed anywhere in the building or
in the vicinity of the school, or during any school function. This applies
while in attendance at school functions out of the city of Rochester.
Drinking
Students are positively not to
attend dances or other functions of JMSHS. if they have had any kind of
alcoholic drink. The penalty for violation of this rule is suspension from
school.
Drugs
Not addressed
Corridor Etiquette
-
Corridors should be considered as passage
ways from one room to another and should not be used as lounging or gathering
places either before or after school or between classes.
-
Keep to the right in the halls. Walk at a
moderately brisk pace without running or pushing.
-
Always use the proper stairway nearest the
room you are leaving.
-
Refrain from whistling, shouting, loud talking,
and scuffling.
-
Remove hats or caps, and rubbers upon entering
the building.
Dress Policy
The dress policy for the complete
body is as follows:
Dress for boys:
-
Dress shirt, conservative shirt, or sweater.
-
Standard trousers, ivy league slacks, or khakis.
-
Shoes, clean and polished.
The following are not to be worn to
school:
-
Dungarees (jeans or levis) or soiled, unpressed
slacks or trousers.
-
Slacks or trousers worn low on hips.
-
Extreme styles of shoes.
-
Trousers or slacks worn without belts.
Dress for girls
-
Blouses, sweaters, jackets.
-
Skirts, jumpers, or conservative dresses.
-
Shoes appropriate for the rest of the costume.
-
All recommended wear for girls should fit
and be worn appropriately and modestly.
Good Grooming
-
The first step in good grooming is personal
cleanliness.
-
Hair should be clean and well-groomed.
-
Girls should avoid using an excessive amount
of makeup unsuitable for school.
-
Boys should keep themselves clean shaven so
that they may look respectable at all times.
-
The general appearance should be one of extreme
neatness.
Instructors have the right to remind students
about the above policy if the students are not dressed in accordance with
the dress policy.
Employment Regulations
Students who are working while
attending school are asked to file a card in the office of the coordinator
giving information concerning their employment. The school has enlarged
its service for students finishing school and for those who wish to work
part-time while attending school. Students desiring work should see a coordinator.
Students will not be excused from school to work unless work is satisfactory.
Cafeteria
The school cafeteria is located
in Unit 4 of the building. The cafeteria is open to all students-whether
you bring your lunch from home or buy your lunch in school. The cafeteria
is supervised by faculty representatives.
Students who wish to work in the cafeteria
should apply through the assistant principal's office.
The following are the rules that apply
to all students when in the cafeteria:
Come into the cafeteria at a walk (no running).
Take your place at the end of the line (no
breaking in).
Be concerned with only your chairs (no saving
chairs for friends).
Bus your dishes (nothing is to be left on
the tables).
Leave the table tidy (place napkins, cartons,
etc. in the receptacles provided).
Take your books to your locker (no books in
the cafeteria).
All food is to be eaten in the cafeteria (no
food in the halls).
Students are not to leave school grounds
during lunch hour.
Athletics
Boys Varsity
Baseball, Basketball, Football, Golf, Hockey,
Swimming, Tennis, Track
Girls Intramural
The girls’ intramural sports program is organized
with the purpose of giving every girl an opportunity to attain optimum
physical, intellectual, and emotional development. A letter is awarded
when a girl has earned 300 points.
-
Fall--speedball, soccer, tennis, archery,
golf
-
Winter--volleyball, basketball
-
Spring--badminton, archery, tennis, golf,
softball
JMHS Sportsmanship Code
Respect your opponents’
and the official decisions.
Offer assistance to our visitors.
Cooperate with the cheerleaders
and coaches.
Know the cheers; know the rules
of the game.
Encourage good sportsmanship at
all times.
Take an active interest in the
activities of the school.
Support your teams.
Activities/Clubs
Cheerleading--to try out
one must lead a cheer of his choice, then will be rated on a scale of 1-3.
Band and Orchestra--an opportunity
to express oneself through music
Chess Club--organized for the enjoyment
of competing in the game of chess.
Choir and Chorus--open to all students,
play an important role in school activities and provides many opportunities
for music experience.
Future Farmers of America--made
of and for boys interested in studying agriculture.
Future Teachers of America--gives
an opportunity to explore teaching as a possible line of work.
Girl’s Club--a worthwhile organization
with meetings based on the interests of the girls
International Relations Club--includes
discussions, debates, movies, and speakers on subjects such as war, peace,
nature, life, and whatever else interests you.
National Honors Society--this organization
creates an enthusiasm for receiving scholarships, render service, and promotes
leadership.
Pep Club--students interested in
improving the cheers at games sit in a special section at football and
basketball games and participate in a variety of stunts.
Rochord--students take pictures
and write articles to make the memorable yearbook.
Rocket--students write articles
either on sports, their opinions, or take pictures for the school newspaper.
Science Club--provides opportunities
for students to work on and display science projects.
Thespians--organization which aims
to create a spirit of active and intelligent interest in drama.
Ushering Club--students usher for
school activities.
The Voices of John Marshall--a
radio club, enables students to take part in an actual radio broadcast.
School Song
We’re all pals together
Comrades, bird of a feather
Fighting pals, striving pals,
Driving pals, winning pals,
For Alma Mater
Pals say we’re brothers
Pull for each other
For if you choose, you’ll never lose
But give your best for high school
Fight for RHS
Fight Song:
Go you Rockets, GO, GO, GO
For good old JM High
We will never let you down
Our spirit is the best, RAH, RAH, RAH
Fighting Rockets onward we go
Driving striving on to the goal
Fight, fight, for JM High
It's the school that we love the best
|