Sterling High School - Tiger Yearbook (Sterling, CO)

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SUPERINTENDENTCS PRlNCmPA1.'5 MESSAGE MESSAGE i X S Congratulations to the Seniors of 1954! We sincerely hope that you have gained enjoyment and sat- isfaction through your endeavors in Sterling High School during the past four years. We hope that the expe- rience has been pleasant enough so that there is atinge of sadness in your hearts as you come to the realiza- tion that your ca- reerhere is finish- ed. We hope that your work and play in high school havl b e e n profitable e- nough to make your experiences f r o m now on more pleas- ant and meaningful than theymight havo, 0 been otherwise. The extent to which your high school experience proves worthwhile to you depends in a large measure upon how well you have ap- plied yourself during this time. We will look fo r w a r d to having you come back many times for visits and to share some of your future experiences with us. To the Juniors and Underclass - men we say that we are happy to have you with us yet awhile. We want to help you as much as we can to make your activities in Sterling School enjoyable and meaning - ful. Elmer L. Burkhard ,f Our world is full of challenges Each tomorrow opens new avenues of progressin all fields of endeav- or New jobs are being created that have not existed before new prob lems are arising in our society new decisions must be made in time of We cannot t e l l what will be dernan V ded of you, citizens of th e future can only hope to open the doors to the ways of knowledge in which you choose crises 7 to walk. Your vision must carry you fur- ther. This we know- that your world will demand the bestthat is in you. Any less will deny you opportunities that these challenges present. Remember these values-truth, honor, and virtue. This above all: to thine own self be true, and it must follow, as night follows the dayg Thou canst not then be false to any man. Congratulations Seniors! Best Wishes for the coming year Robert W. Turner