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

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as days went by, the changes flourished and were accepted as routine k • ifil . Mr rrt. it mI mi |tt. «firm IUH'r iillin «IiiiIi iiI 4» •i 1,ml QillfK Smith'» juli mull Unmi hi UiMlr «ml tin h n t imiiti llir ulniiM-r» Mjnt it. Mini fi».illn| fr.i i Infi ll ti- Uilr ralik' on ihr wIm iuiCiiij: Ini. mini it- tr|»ldrr,nio »l by v'Mm fair iiuittUlin-rl hi ••■unit umiiI. V ilmj LantU t Student life 27

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To -luitcni- -ii-h a- (Dun HjsIw. . Br ore ii'ii'krn 411 | I u|» the dollar 1- 4 «mull priri’ (11 |MV l»r $ |urk- alUroljiv aril- null ihr ol irr. they mu ilii tu'r, Kill) In Jackir Cruwtnul mu-l lir filed. a juti or VOE sludriri jkirs likr Man intraham. KerpiriTvavk Over I hr summer inuny aspect of school life underwent both visible and internal modifii alions. Tin overall pu llin' altered lo meet the lie - !' of I he Modem ImmIv. expanding holh in structure and policy. A» »iiy- went liv. the 1 himge flourished and «err ,u -ccptcd as routine. Attendance procedures used al many other TeWtt.swhool were mau- gunilcd lo improve ullendanee and keep |iarcnl informed. At the In-gin- ning of each respective trimester. «Indents fill pul color coordinated attendance cards in every period. Teachers then turn in the cards to the office in rase of an absence. It has hecn effective. Attendance percent- ages are up. and it has caused less pajicnvork for teachers. commented f rmci|ul Hal Wutchel. Traffic jams were alleviated with the « ontplelion of an addition park- ing lot on the west side. The entire lot is designated for student parking in order to lu-iter control traffic and protect the automobiles. In the forking lot. sniffer dogs were used fur the Mile purpose of keeping drugs off campus. During j iDv'- » fk Windy Mar-rt giw Ix |h lrr |ii -ni 1-tvaL- ui in»urr hi- nanni» alrtln»-— un ihr- pit . 26 Student li e

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Sportin'it With slogan , collqg?». ami professional teams being I In now shirt insignia. athletes Started a nrw tradition by designing IMm shirts »o Ixiost morale and unity. Rivalry, competition, spirit, pride - all were reflected on both the feces and apjurel of various shirt-clad athletes. As is tradition, varsity footluller ordered shirts, and all undrrsquads fol- lower! suit. The perfer t 10-0 record of the J.V.V was eomplcmrnterl h the originality of their shirts, with emblem on the front jnd nickname on the haek. Gmtinuing the popular trend, other fall (tarlieipants like the regional qualifying: volleyball tram and district winning eras. country harriers displayed their Ron recognition. Individual «ports such as golf, swim- ming. ami tennis were represented as well. Wailing for the rmull id thr «'law spirit com prill inn during Ihr Houston Yalrs | rf rail) in- Jimmy jonr . Cnig Want, amt By ran Kirkpatrick Sometime» more identifiable by ihi-ir nickname given lo them by Ihrir ruachrs amt I mm male» arr Blue Devil Dean Mohlnun. Randy IcHouf, tart Hick , ami Haul Dusked). During foothill aeatem. Thursday 1» ibr tint freshmen Keith Reed. Mark Prirurl. ami Mark Cojielanil antM-ipa1'' their game and rnwa-couniry im-r| Sporting Imt mrvily dnlrnt champi- onship Sol ley lull «hirt. mu-1 suluablr player Li»a Sole mlrnlly observe the performance of ihr Teia Theater Foundation 28 Student Life