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During practice for debate. Mr Bryan Borah assists Mark VanCleave. Ru»ty Guenther and Greg Eppler Photo by R. Foster 1984 23AAAAA DISTRICT MEET Ross S Sterling High School The program for the district meet also list other U.I.L. events. They include poetry, prose and speaking events, ready writing, spelling and journalism 58-U.I.L.
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Working tentatively. Bobble Jo Washington sews a sleeve on a shirt. This was part of Ms Carolyn Mlhellch's homemaking classes project which took students approximately six weeks to com plete. Photo by A. Venegas Practicing on just about anyone. Brenda Leskovjan tries out her abilities in cosmetology class on her mother. Ms. Lin- da Morgan, Photo by M Turner As they help make trophies for the R.O.T.C. Quintana competition. Glenn McDuffie ond Chris Calma receive instruc- tions on the next step from Mr Lee Allen Photo by R. Morin Taste testing baby food in homemaking class. Roxann Russell. Stefanle Snyder and Pam Hugnes experiment with their finished project. Photo by P Reilly Vocational Classes • 57
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It is said that lightning never strikes the same place twice. This may be true, but Sterling defied the rules when it hosted the annual Sterling Invitational and District 23-5A G.I.L. meets within three weeks of each other. The debate teams of Rusty Guenther and Carole Golden. Lisa Sirmons and Belinda Fernandez, and Steven Ford and Steven Colombe. eventually progressed to the regional meet. Mr. Bryan Borah, debate coach, said, ‘Our most successful tournament was Barbers Hill and our least successful was Westbury. Mr. Robert Francis, calculator and number sense sponsor, said. ‘We won trophies at every contest we Students take part in U.I.L. contests attended, and, he added. Andy Thompson even made it to state! Just as in these events, speed and clarity were also needed for shorthand. Accor- ding to Ms. Donna Swint. The best meet was district, with Sonya Frank shining all the way. Besides shorthand, typing was also represented. Mrs. Sherry Evard, coach, said. My girls did not do as well as anticipated; however we gave it our best shot. In science, according to Mrs. Carolyn Foster, The contest is designed to pro- mote reading in science. She stated that since the con- test is based on reading, it made possible the chance for any student to participate. About the year, she conclud- ed. It was great! G.I.L. 59
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