Sterling Middle School - Angles Yearbook (Sterling, VA)

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The student council consisted of a representative and an alternate from every homeroom in schools A, B, and C. The members were chosen by the students in their homeroom at the beginning of the school year. The council was in charge of trying to resolve pro- blems students might have had. The problem was brought to a representative and then to the council where a solution would be sought. The council also was involved in many other school activities. They sponsored a food drive at Thanksgiving, organized a Spirit Day where students dressed in the colors of their favorite football team, and at mid term began selling doughnuts, juice, and hot chocolate between 8:00 and 8:20 each morning. -if Wa? its Picture tri: Left to Right: Jennifer Lees, Treasurer: Brandy Truitt, President: Kim Whitthuhn, Secretary. I z Picture 113: L to R: Sherri Clouser, Heather Teger. Picture 31: Lelt to Right: Jennifer Lees, Treasurer: Brandy Truitt, President: Kim Whit thuhn, Secretary. Picture 32: Left to Right, lst Row: Cindy Alderman, Julie Gillespie Kathy Welch, Gene Aversano, Greg Brewster, Robert Traylor, Stefanie Ftedmon, Alison Scott, Sharonda Felders, Kathy Jo Rice, Joe Tomassetti, Toby Cohen, Vicki Witthuhn 2nd Row: B. C. Tyler, Christine Goode, Stacey Hall, Jenniler Lees, Mischell Cohen, Corj Vannoy, Cymon Hight, Joe Hamilton, Brian Lemaster, Michelle Duriigan, Beth Schmude Doreen Jacobson. 3rd Row: Kyle Loyd, Peter Collins, Matt Luther, Tim Brumback Stacy Kay, Kim Witthuhn, Brandy Truitt, G, G. Bauer, Jennifer Fleedy, Julie Andersor Dionne Sloan, Leigh M. Howell, Scott Seville. 4th Row: Desmond Agostini, Seni Ok, Bol Edmison, Greg Fleyzer, Kelle Grove, Laurie Smith, Kelley Randolph, Mary McCarthy Heather Vaughn, Diana Link. Missing: Jim Anderson, Kim Evans, John Kracke, Bol McNiel. The student announcers had a very responsi- ble and sought after job. Sherri made the morning announcements and Heather made the afternoon announcements. One of the most important duties was to be on time. Another was to speak clearly, distinct- ly, and in a pleasant sounding voice. The experience enabled students to speak before a large audience and build self confidence. 63