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

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 6arly in the year, students were shaken as the fountain marking the deaths of seven Sterling students was presented for the first time to the student body. On November 11, seniors were dismissed from class for the hour-long dedication ceremony and taken back two years to the events responsible for the deaths of three of their classmates. As a special guest at the Memorial Fountain dedication, Superinten- dent Johnny Clark used a rose bud to sym- bolize the fragility of life, leaving his au- dience in a hush. ... then moving on But the challenge came to move on. Following a propylene gas leak and a heart- breaking loss to Dobie during the week of homecoming, students again looked for- ward. The Rangers came back to defeat Deer Park in a battle on the goal line, clos- ing their season on a winning note. As an added blessing, senior counselor Robbie Dickson celebrated the birth of her son, Robert Lee, two weeks prior. And as the year progressed, the special closeness went unannounced. n«1X1 Miiti-Mv. w4tar pok pfepo pnuitiilHUf w«th Coadi Tiim opening 7