Sterling High School - Tiger Yearbook (Sterling, CO)

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To our parents we dedicate this book for 1957. We know that our activities sometimes drive them to dis- traction but still we know they s ome time s are mighty proud of us. parenlg. . . we also owe a lof fo . . .we in turn are very proud to be their A . it fe hiatt aa x, Z' children. Be they 60 or 20, strict or lax we still beam with pride when we say Meetmymother and father. .vig -1-D- M Many thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Neff and Mr. and Mrs. F.E, Brayton for posing for this pic- ture. Photo credit goes to Eddie Dillenburg who spent many hours getting this arranged.

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4 5140.1 gm' J .mf .4J..,.m.J,mf- TO THE STUDENTS OF '- STERLING HIGH SCHOOL To those of you who are starting your high school experiences, live them in full- est measure. Do things! Be a cre dit to yourself and your school. Serve well, for in serving others you shall serve your- self best. To those of you who are graduates of 1957, you will apply your experiences and loyalties to ever widening arenas. What oppor tunitie s will be yours, what challenges that will demand your finest efforts! May you keep with you always the fondness and pride in a c hie ve me nt s you have won as a part of Sterling High School, as steps to greater things to come. With all sincerity, Robert W. Turner HIGH SCHOOL BOARD PICTURED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: John Lebsack, Mrs. Charle s Gaines, C,J, Jankovsky, Theodore Brown, Everett Dawson, and Elmer Burkhard. DISTRICT 12 SCHOOL BOARD PICTURED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: John .nxt Lebsack, Duff Mollohan, N.L. McNear, 'I Janet Grauberger, A.E, Beebe, and Elmer Burkhard. This book represents a rather impressive record of the extra-curricular activities of the students of Sterling High School. It is evidence of much time and talent spent by -A these students. It records the results of this accumulative effort. We sincerely hope j- that this program of a variety of experiences will have contributed some thing of permanent -.1 I value toward good citizenship and spiritual growth for each one who has participated. -X Best wishes to the members of the Class of '57 for whom this book will be a memento ' of their high school careers. A Sincerely, Elmer L. Burkhard Superintendent of Schools 4