Ross S Sterling High School - Governor Yearbook (Baytown, TX)

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MRS. SHIRLEY WRIGHT MR. BENJAMIN SESSIONS MRS. MARGARET WHALEN MRS. DIXIE SHOOPMAN MISS ANN MERCHANT MISS GLADYS SKAGGS

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Ross Sterling is one of the newest and cleanest schools in the Baytown area .. . This is partly because of the students’ pride in their school and their want to preserve it, but it is also due to the wonderful maintenance staff ... Many long hours are spent working to keep the school beauti- ful ... Weldon DeBusk Nick Campos Ronnie Simmons Odessa Hildreth Elvira Davis Rosalie Bainac Lela Bradley L. A. Sullivan Clara Thomas Margaret Thomas Viola Tubbs STERLING STUDENTS KEEP WORKERS BUSY A person cannot function properly only on books and learning; the body needs food for growth . . . Sterling’s cafeteria provides the solution for this problem .. . The school cafeteria ranks as one of the finest in this area ... It provides food for some 2100 students and teachers . . . Serving several varieties of plate lunches, sandwiches, desserts, and drinks the cafe- teria keeps the students healthy in body so that they can become healthy in mind ... 23 Bobbie Wimmcr, Inez Erwin, Patsy Listi, Alice Ralwes, Emma May. Bertha Lemond, Frances Jones, Marie Reed, Joyce Greer, Christine Thompson. Laura Owen. Hazel Cravey.

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MRS. NANCY ALTON MRS. IRMA STAFFORD MRS. AUDREY ADAMS COMMUNICATION . . . GOALS OF THE ENGLISH DEPT. English teachers are helping students to solve a major problem, communication .. . In today’s world, students must be fluent in both the spoken language and the written language .. . Students must master the me- chanics of English .. . Reading skills are also a necessity as literary works often contain morals essential to character development of young adults . . . The art of communication makes English an indispensable part of Sterl- ing’s curriculum ... MRS. SUSIE POWERS MRS. ROSELLE MYERS MRS. LOUISE JONES MRS. MARGARET MONTGOMERY 25