Sterling Middle School - Angles Yearbook (Sterling, VA)

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. QQ EX L wt t e Nothing like alittle basketball after lunch, Q One small step for Jill, one giant step for mankind. Why the big smile? What are you up to? Some people just don't get into the game. Complete the 26 mile Marine Marathon and you can have a cake just like Miss Herr receiv- ed. . . m-m-m good!

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lieenine in Shane Sports have always been a popular activity both in and out of school. There were numerous ways to be a member of a team. People didn't need to totally rely on the physical education pro- gram in school to participate in sports. Youth leagues in soccer, baseball, football, basketball, bowling and other sports were sponsored by recreational groups, civic organizations and businesses. Students at SMS weren't the only ones allowed to have fun or participate in sports. Several teachers were members of sports teams and Miss Herr completed the Marine Marathon, all 26 miles of it. 5 .X N -ssf..t t wan' N - 1 --.... Mr. Abt defends the basket as Mr. Engel tries to shoot. s What's this? A new style in hats. fe. Joe Theismann move over ' I it's a bird, it's a plane, it's

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ITSDSQ DUIIKSQ . F and ollsh Students showed their own personalities with their own different and individual angles of style. Our most recent styles included vans, muscle shirts, earrings and spiked hair- cuts for those less conservative students, as well as argyle vests, lzods, Docksiders, and baggies for our traditional preppies. A few memories still lingered on from previous years. We still wore designer jeans, Levi's, and Nikes. And we couldn't forget our O.P. craze. Our newest favorite colors were aqua, grey, and black. They went right along with our always reliable pink and purple. This year will always be remembered for our truly varied and unique fads and fashions. ls Stacy a Prep or what? Argyle, Anyone? gy I: g A at Where's my yacht? What would we ever do without our Nikes! 14 l