Sterling Middle School - Angles Yearbook (Sterling, VA)

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EUIIUUIEEUU IEEIEJW Each lndrvldual student viewed hrs or her year at Sterling Middle School from a dlfferent angle Our mental physrcal and ernotlonal outlook made each school day speclal As dlfferent as we were as lndlvlduals so were our contnbu trons to the unlque splnt that rnade the student body at Sterllng Mlddle School

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IEIECU I3 Elghth grade was a tlme for change and growth We were prepar mg for hugh school and beyond Courses became more dlfflcult as some added Spanish French or algebra As we matured we assumed more responslblllty by maklng more of our own cholces The changes made were not only academic Soclally we were Involved In many actrvltles both ln and out of school Our oplnlons and attltudes changed as we began to exercise our lndlvlduallty Each of us vlewed thus actlon fllled year from a different angle Our own needs Influenced our cholces and expanded our maturlty