Sterling High School - Tiger Yearbook (Sterling, CO)

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WA ww ., ,H . ,X hy E ,, i DEDICATION ' Miss Louise Cronbaugh is a graduate ofsSter1iug High and received her B.A. and M.A. d e g re e s at Sqlorado State College of Education at Gr e e le y. She has been the girls' physical education instructor Lt Sterling High for 14 years. Each year she sponsorslthe community-knownModern Dance concert which Ll given each spring by the Moderne Dance Club and the girls physical education classes. As atoken of our sincere appreciation for her friendly, helpful, and understanding guidance, we ded- icate to her the 1955 TIGER. e i e s c 4 l

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SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE Some of our forefathers declared that The good Education of Children is of singular behoof and benefit to any Common- wealth. The founders of this nation realized that a government of the people, by the people, for the people depends upon an informed citizenry. A respect for the rights and dignity of the individual personality is basic to our way of life. We respect the right of the individual to be what he wants to be, to do and to say what he pleases, so long as he is charitable toward his fellows. This was an important factor in the early days of our history. It is more important nowadays when our society has become so much more complicated. To be charitable a citizen must have some understanding of the desires and needs of his fellow citizens. We believe that Sterling High School can ma.ke a contribution toward this ideal. It'-is our sincere hope that the academic knowledge acquired and the practice in working to- gether for the common good in Sterling High School willcon- tribute to the health and happiness of every student who spends some time there. Our best wishes go with the Seniors of 1955 as they put themselves to the test against competition that becomes more and more exacting as time goes byg but the rewards are satisfying according to the sincereity of effort on the part of each individual and the degree of accomplishment for the good not only of himself but for the good of his fellow men. Sincerely, Elmer Burkhard Superintendent of Schools PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE Youxwho are in high school in this year of 1954-'55 have amost c hallengin g future. This present 'orld is changing so rapidly that we cannot even foresee the extent of these changes, nor understand their ffect on our lives. This decade has brought marvels of progress, wonders of science undreamed of by ur fathers have become commonplace. Now as we stand on the threshold of the miracles of the Atomic .ge, you in your adult life will witness an even greater, accelerated panorama of scientific miracles. With the superb and thrilling changes comes the power to destroy our civilization so completely as to rase every thread of centurie s of culture. ours will be the decisions to make in c r i s e s ever experienced by any generation. Only with moral courage and conviction to truth will you be orthy of the challenges you face. ' Your future will demand the best youhave to lVe. Robert W. Turner