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

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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

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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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A btonir |M nm ' nf itum »Hi- ilrnt» i ukiiy- I» itv iLiii.i floor. Ro (.'«ml and Trrri Mixon H«w ihnr approval of llw mien 41 ihr (Land A«mi ia turn (Uimv 41 Ihr Ha Mown Fair Ground». After Hoars Time — an essential value lo rach Mu dt'M. ll»r of it by student varies from ’'burning the midnight oil m the library lo bi-monthly ilanre sponsored by Gary Souther. For many, the three uYlork bell fignifin an end of the school day. while to other» il just mark» the beginning of school related artivi- tie». Yearbook stuffer . for example, often pul in a murh a» five hours xtra time a week. Drama requires many late-night practice , just as band, choir. Stars. ROTC. and sports. To others, time is spent in a much varied wax. Both school and privately sponsored dances provide .in outlet. Movies, eniising Texas Ave- nue. Irrqucnt trips lo McDonald's. Wen- dy’s. and Vanxity all seem to (ill a greut deal of lime. Sludrnt 'loin hunirwark or rr»«-jri'h lind thr library 4 nirr hiitrawnx Kolh Moll i oiii-rnlralr. nn hi» Klt||ll»ll Irrni iwprr Killing ihr U'tnnie Brown pm lu a|u - •ly. •lodrniv family. and pnmit» alike ukr lime In lark ihr Rangrr» in ihnr wx- oml round Ixiul jjcaiml F«f -n Rend. Sfud«nf Id T9