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

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Mark Roberts Patricia Roberts Paul Roberts Tillman Rochester Melissa Roper Jacqueline B. Rosemond Precious Ross Sbarton Rosser Matthew Rowland Bryan Roy Tam! Rushing Leslieann Russell Michelle Rutzen David Sahm Christine Sandate Kim Salinas Steven Salters Ann Sater bak Kenneth Saylor Kristi Scheffler John Schmadl Doug Schmidt John Schmidt Greg Schrull John Sellers Veronica Serrano Jimmy Sewell Roshunda Shaw Shawn Shuttlesworth Lisa Simmons Do wen Sims Jennifer Singer Cornelia Singleton Rhonda Singleton Shenitta Singleton Lisa Sjolander Kenneth Skelton Eric Skinner Shannon Smallwood Danny Smith Lance Smith Mike Smith Paul Smith Paul Sonnier Teresa Sonnier Rick Sopher Shawn Sosa Mike Souther Quinn Sowell Donna Spearman Kim Spell Roselynn Spencer Shane Spurlock Dean Stalter Rickey Stanley Beth Steel Brian Stephens Cheryl Stephenson Jacqueline St. Julian Roderick E. St. Julian William Stombaugh Suzanna Strangmeier Mary D. St. Romain Regina St. Romain Brenda Stull Adriane Swift Timothy Sylvester Renee Tallant SusanTalutis Donna Tapley Andrea Taylor Robert Taylor Sophomores • 183

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With ton» of makeup and yard» of material, Mkheiie Turner ond Esther Gonzalez are transformed Into ghostly vampire». Photo by M. Turner 1fa. Dressing up for Halloween came a bit early this year, with the tradi- tional “Spook the Deer day being held Friday, October 28, instead of Monday, which was the actual holi- day. Nevertheless, the gouls and goblins still crawled out of the wood- work, all participating in the event. On this day of the Deer Park foot- ball game, spirit was prominent. Many people found themselves caught up in the act. in more ways than one. The precision officers of the Stars performed a routine to High School Dance at the pep rally while dressed as punk rockers. Michelle Turner said. I went a little overboard, spending about $35 on my costume for this one day. but it was fun! Senior Robin Reed vocalized on some of the costumes. There were Crayolas. different types of vegetables, and clowns, but the things I saw most often were babies and punk rockers. Almost everyone seemed to be caught up in the spirit of that day! Jeanette Pilant Donna Pitt Kevin Plante Tertie Plante Melody Pollard Sid Pomoni Anthony Poole Carlton Porter Terri Porter Dorothy Pott Christa Powell Tonya Powell Sam Prevost Lana Primeaux Lori Pulcher Darren Rackley Teresa Razo Rhonda Reddin Di Anna Reese Rachel Reeve Richard Reeve Tammy e Reeve Clavi Registe Brian Remkes Donna Ressler Michelle Reye Vktor Reyes Sherry Rhode Kevin G. Richardion Wade Ripkowski Richard Risenhoover Gina Roberson 182 • Sophomores

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Greg Terrell Angle Tharp Chere Thomas Chris Thompson Curtis Thompson Duane Thompson Julie Thompson Kasey Thompson Lesa Thompson Sue Thompson Kim Thorn Conni Thrash Erwin Tilton II Timmie Tilton Melissa Tmet Suzette Tiner Anna Tipton Kevin Todd Marijane Tolleson Julio Torre Bruce Trathen Julie Trchalek Carol Turner Robin Turner Reginald Tyler Dawn Van Tassel Traci Vandergrift Nora Viera Steven Vincent Michael Vosloh Eddie Wadley Rebecca Waldrep Jay Walker Kristi Walker Lori Walker Mike Walker Schandria Walker Scott Walker Celeste Wall Matt Wallace lit C Are you stuck on the Rangers? Mrs. Darlene Barnett, office aid, has the cure. Mrs. Barnett has been collecting everything about the Rangers ever since Sterling opened in 1966, even though she has worked here for only the last five years. “I was working at the Baytown State Bank when Sterling began. My children were in elementary at the time,’’ replied Mrs. Barnett. I knew they would be attending Sterling so I started my collection then. Both Sterling and Lee were always bringing things by the office which made it easy to get my hands on them. Besides, it was fun working in a public place and bragging on who you think will win.” However, winning was not very common at Sterling until 1971. This was the first year the Rangers de- feated the Ganders in football. It was also the first district win for Sterling. Mrs. Barnett stressed the fact that things did not get started until 1971. I have been involved with the booster club for quite a while. When we started winning in '71, we couldn't keep anything because it all sold so fast. Everyone started following Ster ling after we won district for the first time. It just wasn't the students who were interested in how we were do ing. The entire population of Baytown suddenly became concerned.” 184-Sophomores