Sterling Middle School - Angles Yearbook (Sterling, VA)

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XA, x Best All Around: Friendlioat: Best Artist: Roxanne Boucher Nelson Gonzalez Washington Angela Vitale Angela Cline Chris McMinn The Eighth Grade Predictions have always been a fun part of the year at Sterling Middle School. Students were chosen in categories such as: Most Athletic, Best Musician, Best Dressed and others. The choices were made by the eighth grade teachers and were hopefully made correctly. All that is left to do is to wait twenty years or so to see what happens. Moat Dramatic: Drew Howe Denise Gooseberry 9 2 t l I Best Home Economist: Millionaire: Best Drosaod: Jill Fowler Larry Dobson Brandy Truitt Chris Bock Cassandra Williams Robert Traylor 40

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WW? Picture Not Avaiia ble tsis fl adn Picture Not Availa ble Parlez-vous frarQais? as the French class would say. They are taught by Mrs. Lynn. Al Walters Melissa Washington Sterling Washington Susie Webster Kathy Welch Loree Whitlow Rob Wiersberg Al Wilder Cassandra Williams Juli Wilson Robert Wilson Heather Winters Kim Witthuhn Missy Wood Chris Woodruff Janice Woodward Kevin Woodward Susan Woody Karen Wright Ken Wright Mario Wright Nicole Wyche Bernie Zenis Renard Zottig Keith Zulka Sth Grade ' ' ' 39

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X CAnR L A Most Athletic: Boat Musician: Boot Politician: Anita Newsome Eric Stewart Darrin Johnson Carla Morelli Julie Smith Ricky Burton Reprint from Sterling Times Herald Dateline December 2004 Another year comes to an end and it is time we recall some of the events. ln January, the XXXVIII Super Bowl was won by the Washington Redskins led by quarterback Eric Stewart, Also in January the largest slot machine payoff in history, S7,500,000, was awarded to Ms. Brandy Truitt. ln March the first performance at Carnegie Hall was made by Mr. Darin Johnson. Ms, Carla Morelli performed there later in the month. The Winter Olympics were started this month and among the United States competitors was gold medalist winner Anita Newsome for downhill skiing. Mr. Chris Bock acquired over a million dollars when he discovered one of the rare paintings by Chris McMinn. Also in July a disastrous fire destroyed one of the many factories of the C. Williams Clothes Manufacturers. The cause was attributed to faul- ty wiring. ln November the Presidential election made headlines when the first female candidate, Ms. Julie Smith, narrowly lost to incumbent President Richard Burton. Boat Sclontlst: Dan Greenblatt Howell X . ,X . Q . iieasi Carpeaiasra Boat Vllritorllioportor: Wittlolt: Mike Anderson Shannon Russell Peggy Gannon William Nelson Sherry Clouser Steve Perkins 41