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

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Sterling is as much a necessity to our lives as water. An element which provides for our future, its value has no measurable worth. However, opportunities not yet sought, and years not yet lived are forever influenced by the education, activities, and experiences we students encounter. Attired for Sophomore Spirit Day. Rohm Beck displays her costume. Traveling teacher Mr. Mark Martin gives Mrs. Sharon Leggett a lift to class in his shopping cart. 4 Op» rung The tide recedes at San Luis Pass near Galveston.

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Reviewing n contact sheet, Allison Nelson selects pictures for the Governor's club section. Introduction of Homecoming queen candidates highlights half-time activities at the Smiley game. In pre-game scrimmage against Westchester. Larry Price secures a pass as M'Rique Probst and Brian Copeland campaign to Ranee Ponder defends. elect Helen Keller to Mrs. Leezer’s Hall of Fame. Water is. . . the clouds of moisture complementing the vast horizon, the falls plummeting to the depths o f the gorge below, the frost glistening with brilliance in the sunlight, the currents swirling turbulently in the rapids. Opening 3

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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. . .