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

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Kimberly Evans Chris Ewing Malt Faulkner Lester Felder Misty Fenton Brian Fisher Daniel Flores Melisa Fountaine John Fontenot Robert Fontenot Donovan Forbes Rose Ford Sonya Fronk Charlie Franto Mary Frasier Shawn Frailer Danny Fregia Kenni French Becky Froust Bridget! Frige Lisa Fuller Jean Fuselier Celeste Gabriel Chere Galloway fast J t The majority of juniors, along with many other underclassmen, took the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. October 18. as prac- tice in taking college entrance ex- ams such as the Scholastic Aptitude Test. The test gives experience and helps relieve the anxiety of knowing that the score on your test could make or break you getting into the college of your choice. Mr. Jimmy Elliott, counselor, stated. It iden- tifies weaknesses you can work on. As Lisa Sirmons stated, For me. the P.S.A.T. was easier this year than my freshman and sophomore years. Kelli Enderli. a junior said. The test was held in the auditorium and I thought it was pretty fun. Real- ly that was the reason I went. Helping them prepare for their P.S.A.T. test. Mr. Jim' my Elliott, counselor, helps Allison Smith. Susan Nethery and Jimmy Shaw The test was given to all interested Juniors October 18. Photo by R Morin Juniors 189

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Roy Capps Robert Carey Lester Carpenter Crystal Carter Randy Casey Dana Caskey Tina Castelluzzo Donald Castleberry Laync Cathey Jill Cauthen Iphigenia Charley Jimmy Chatman Nora Childress Judy Chmiel Kelly Church John Clanton Mark Clanton Lee Clement Karen Coleman Melanie Collier Byron Collins Paul Collins Shelia Collins Steve Colombe James Colvin Travis Colvin Daniel Conejo Kim Connealy Teresa Contreras James Coon Everett Cooper Melissa Copeland Chris Cornelius Ernard Cortes Deborah Cosio Tom Cottar Mark Cowen Michelle Cowley Andy Cox Lynda Cox Charlene Coyer Cathy Crawford Kim Crocker Dean Cross Alan Cummings Debbie Daniels Tina Davis Doug Davis Susan Davis Ronnie Dauzat Leah Dean Leslie DeRamus Rhonda DcSalmc Yvonne Deterville Kenneth Dew La Donna Dixon Eddie Dorman Guy Drewery Deborah Duhon Vann Duke Lynette Duncan Martha Duran Pam Earls Wendy Earls Mike Easley Richard Eldridge EJissa Ellis Clint Enderli Kelli Enderli Alfonso Escatcro Daniela Esquivel Chris Esteltcr 188« Juniors

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 Fantasmagorical” was how it was described by Tiffany Arnett. They had gotten up at at least 5:30, facing dawn's early light, to prepare their hall. A party the night before had been thrown at Gina Lambert's house to get ready for the spirited day. We all laughed and had a real- ly good time.'' laughed Angie Hamilton. At least a hundred sleepy eyed people came to school with tin foil and streamers to decorate the junior hall for Lee Week. October 3-7. ' Does this duck look O.K. here?” and Look out . . . boat coming through!” were just a few of the com- ments heard by Vicki Acosta as she and fellow classmates worked for what seemed an eternity on their hall. People who before did not even know each other soon became friends. I did not even know that Dawn breaks os mrmbefs of the junior class, Melise Fontaine and Kristi Viaforc. help decorate then hall Photo by R. Morin Looking over the hall once more before judgement, juniors Denise Hanks and Cindy Molina moke sure the boat is anchored |ust right Photo by R. Morin Joe Gonzales existed until today, laughed Craig Gross. Then the moment came: the an- nouncement of the winner. The Seniors had 96 points and Juniors 93 points. The juniors felt somewhat down, but as Chris Cornelius said. I don't think it was fair. I know our hall was the best, but they gave it to the seniors because it was their last time. Michael Gates Connie Gavin Loretta Gwb Brian Gesford Renee Ghigna James Gibbs Annette Goins Freddie Gonzales Paul Gonzales Joe Gonzales Mark Goodner Kim Graves Derek Grayson Richard Greene Gene Gregorcyk Lisa Gregory 190« Juniors