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

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Water is . . . the summer rain refreshing the soil of a parched land. the channel guiding ships into a trading port. Before Civics Day gels underway. Mr. L. C Smith and Dav id Osgood take a last minute break. the mountain ice melting to create a steady stream of runoff the mist lightly falling before the first drops of a shower. . . Allison Darby. Olen Francis, and I .ora Creeks eat lunch at the AFS picnic in the Roseland Park pavilion. Student director David LaGrangc writes the names of songs for a drill while listening to Shane Prater 6 Opening

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Water is. . . the snow carpeting the earth on a winter's day. the mountain stream restlessly winding toward an unknown destination. the surf violently crashing against a rocky shore. the fog surrounding the city in a mist of concealment. . .

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 Senior Donny Atherton cooks french fries at the chicken fry which raised over S6.000. Sentinel staff members Judy and Julie Jensen try out their sales pitch on Lisa Ockcr. Dancing in the commons at Homecoming An early winter causes berries to become frozen in ice arc Marx Walker and Holly Woods. Water undergoes a changing, continual cycle which supplies an unending source of life-sustaining liquid. The process could not endure without the aid of outside forces of nature. Harnessing the power of the sun. the cycle begins and is able to provide the earth with its resources. Opening 7