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

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As students, our initial motivator is Sterling and its curriculum. Academically, the school offers us basic knowledge in all areas so that we may build a foundation for future learning and experiences. Vocational programs such as horticulture and data processing at Stuart Career Center, and cosmetology and auto mechanics at Sterling teach fundamental material which can be applied in future job situations. The “basics” in English and math courses permit us to study in more advanced courses. Electives provide knowledge appealing to our interests. • Opening Cheerleaders Don Powis and Byron Singleton, silhouetted against the Homecoming bonfire, perform the victory cheer.

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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

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Water is. . . the river flowing silently beneath a bridge, the dew blanketing fields of grass at daybreak, the ocean tides receding as quickly as they advance, the icicles hanging from branches like suspended crystals. . . Michael Stewart listens to instructions during government. Following a flashy half-time performance, the band relaxes in the stands. Miss Anna Jones and Miss Jackie Smith enjoy a conversa- tion in the yearbook room before leaving school. Fog hovers over the ocean in early morning hours.