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

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The typical boy ft lend girlfriend relationship it nude more difficult when each membet of the couple live in separate towns. Jennifer Meadows along with boyfriend Buddy Denson sorrowfully remember the Ion members of Sterling's student body, noticing the Utest name plaque Jennifer said. Buddy and I see each other a lot after school hours, but it really helps to see him during school, too BAY! OWN CITY LIMIT POP. 56.650 Highlands Seen from Interstate 10. the Baytown population sign not only informs you that you base entered the c«y. but also of its population. The Highlands sign, on the other hand, only directs the way to the town due to the fact that Highlands ts an unincorporated town. The current population of Highlands, according to the Highlands Public library, is 6. 99 IS... Where Are We From?

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A Tale of Two Cities held more than the obvious literary illusion to many students. Although this school is in Baytown, that in no way deter- mined the location of students' living quarters. Teens from nearby Highlands also attended Sterling. While traveling to a different town to school may seem in- teresting at first thought, it definitely had its drawbacks. 1 hate to hear Baytown people complain about their gas bill. Do they ever stop to consider the enormous cost of driving from Highlands to Baytown every day? stated senior Buddy Denson. It's really different going to school in a different town than where you live and went to elementary and junior high school, added freshman Scott Newport. Baytonian April Lewis mentioned one of the ef- fects on the school, It's too crowded with these Highlands people around here. Reflecting the personality differences, Johnny Colburn said, Highlanders arc more country-type than Baytonians. In contrast, Russell Waller commented, Baytown people are always cutting Highlands down. Whatever their dif- ferences, teens from the Highlands orb and the Baytown sphere eventually created a con- fluence from which the typical sterling personality emerged. j - t s really different going to school in a different town than where you live .. ” Sterling StQ Matching through downtown Highlands in the Highlands Jamboree parade. Stan San- dy Angermdlet and Annette Istre announce the coming of the drill team with the Star banner. Typical of all Sterling organizations, the Stan are composed of residents from both towns Where Are We From? ... 19