Sterling High School - Alpha Yearbook (Sterling, OH)

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C. Paul Johnson Dorothy Knox . Wanda Moine . COLORS Red and White CLASS OF 1918 CLASS ROLL Ethel M. Carnahan Wanda M. Moine Mida L. Steele Dorothy B. Knox Pearl E. Scheetz Minnie M. Rosse C. Paul Johnson Herbert N. McCoy Oscar L. Smith J. Percy Moine OFFICERS FLOWER: Blue Violet - 7 . . . . President . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer MOTTO All for America

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EDITORIAL S school days are our happiest days, we wished to review the AR '12 year's works and pleasures, that those in school may enjoy the ' year againg also bring to the attention of the alumni and all others interested, some things that would be both interesting and instructive. These are the two reasons for compiling this, the first Sterling High School Annual. Being our first attempt at journalism our mistakes have been many, but we must ask you to overlook these, remembering that we have done our best. The Board desires to thank everyone who in any way contributed to the success of this bookg whether as patron or advertiser. Patronize our advertisers! They are the living soul of our Annual. If we would have them insert advertisements within the pages of our book we should observe to whom we are indebted and call on them. We also owe a debt of gratitude to the teachers who have assisted us so much. With these remarks, we present to you the Annual of Nineteen Eighteen. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. 6

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CLASS OF 1918 ETHEL M. CARNAHAN No true and permanent fame can be founded, except in the labors which promote the happiness of mankind. HERBERT N. MCCOY Ye gods! How much This man doth know. WANDA M. MOINE It's the songs ye sing and the smiles ye wear, That's a-makin' the sunshine everywhere. ' C. PAUL JOHNSON Pshaw! why worry of the Future? The Present is all thou hast, For the Future will soon be the Present And the Present will soon be Past. KK MIDA L. STEELE She spares no pains in trying to do her best. S