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

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14 Blue wave lee week Ice week Blue towels ... poster parties... pep rallies ... camouflage ... VICTORY! That was Lee Week. It was one big memory of pride and anxiety that ended, just as the previous year, with a 10-6 victory over the cross town rivals from R.E. Lee. Lee Week was the height of football season and customs, but one custom changed with Mr. Ronnie Kluch’s shift from coaching to teaching. His tradi- tional Friday pep talk that made students scream with the spirit of victory went from one of on-the- field involvement to the point of view of a regular, fired-up fan. A new visible feature that was created by the senior class was to back up the shouts and clapping with an ocean of waving blue towels. Every play and successful act was met with a sea of spinning blue. The remainder of time was spent much like previous Lee weeks. Each morning began with pep rallies in the commons and on Friday, numerous people decorated cars and vehicles letting everyone know what side of town they lived on. Friday ended just a bit ahead of schedule with school dismissing at 2:50. Later on that cool, clear even- ing, student hopes were answered when the Rangers made it 8 and 0 and two in a row for games and Lee defeats. Bobby Petrotkl gently calm» a frightened gander before tighten- ing the noose around it neck during the pcp-rally ectlvHUtft.

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While the band plays the lost chorus of Tile Night We Drove Ole Dixie Down. junior» Anyte Brown. Renee Nelson, Charlotte Gray. !.lu Rotrick. and Kelli OToole join arm to add their spirit to dir law pep-mlly. Decked out In duck hunting camouflage. Burky Blblt, Brian Fisher, KennHh Dow and |ooy Mcrrit talk about chances of winning, uflor-game plans and what to do for their sj ook the Ganders costume the following day. lee week 15