Sterling Middle School - Angles Yearbook (Sterling, VA)

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Librarians, Nurse, Maintenance, Substitutes Thanks to our librarians, Ms. Boudreau and Mrs. Miller, we get our book reports in on time. M..-.. .wrvg ,,,, .,,,, 5 if is ..V. A 'L' 1' i M. 137 2 1 X tt A S .. , J X ,r , XL stats 5 x ts,,. ,,t... 2 l J. Heat repairers, Mr. Fleasoner and Mr. Moreland, see to it that we don't freeze our toes off - thanks! it .. r .s i . , . S Lis. Mrs. Skelton, our school nurse, has the tough job of handling everything from jammed fingers to sore throats. WLS .iw frat f f What an exhausting day! 3 't Wifi. .' .,, , iz? fi CMN? Substitutes are always there when we need them. Pictured Left to Right: Mrs. Autry, Mrs. Buckner, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Fleming. Not Pictured: Mrs. Altano, Mrs. Brad- ford, Mrs. Dobson, Mrs. Evans, Mr. Minnick. and Mrs. Plumlee. 19

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' ' r ' , I vb if . it S8Cl'0ti:ll'iBS 5 g 1 Q X K R T B f ,B 1-g N Q zxiw s, t g f- I Mrs. Bailey Mrs. Behrs Mrs. Talley In our main office Mrs. Bailey answered the phone, took care ot student attendance on the computer, and was the person to see if you forgot your lunch money. Mrs. Behrs found substitute teachers, did the lunch count, and other secretarial duties. Mrs. Talley took care of the financial records and filled in where needed. Our individual school secretaries were always doing something. Mrs. Bartow, Mrs. Guillot, and Mrs. Johnson were constantly doing DRA forms, typing, helping the deans, looking for absent or missing students, keep- ing cumulative grade books, making up the Dean's List, assisting the students as need- ed, and much, much more. Nh wh W X ws QW 'MM J, 4' ff fl i,, sw? ifff 2 ff - :gym ! ftft ..ffr, . ..,...,, ,,r,, r rrr' t' l,,,, r V: y r - , t' r tii . li . fa ' l ' tti V S 1.1 . l ' . ,. . . at ' l l' I ll l ' ' 'ii I . A , . Ms S. In rrttty ggg Mrs. Bartow Mrs. Guillot Mrs. Johnson School A School B ' School C 4 pig.. -x it t .Xi S. il. Q is is . I Lf 1 yxq f I x 3, ,s ,rc 4

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Cafeteria and Custodi I Staff The cafeteria staff prepared about 550 to 600 lunches a day for the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades. The favorite foods in the cafeteria were french fries and pizza. Many students enjoyed doughnuts, milk shakes, ice cream, and danish rolls. After lunch the job of the cafeteria staff was to wash trays, tables, and floors, When everything was all clean lunch preparations were made for the following day. ss!- Michelle and Katrina pay Mrs. Lane for their ice cream. : ist Row, L-R: Mrs. Dade, Mrs. Lloyd, Ms. Ftamey. 2nd 1st Ftow, L-H: Mrs. Madigan, Mgr., Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Luster. 2nd Row A Mrs. Haight, Mrs. Jeffries, Mrs. Sidwar, Mrs. Lawson, and Mrs. Rowi MV- Nickerson. MV- l-'Wd' and MV- RameY- LaFollette. Without the custodians our school would have been a mess. They plowed the snow from the sidewalks ln winter and cleared the grounds the other seasons. They stayed after school and swept floors, cleaned desks, and made sure the school was in order for the next day. Even during the day they were on constant call, putting paper towels in empty containers, fixing broken air conditioners, replacing light bulbs, and delivering supplies. ,, One pizza is enough for Greg today. 20