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

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Recently crowned by last year's queen. Rondo Gillum, Toni Monacy smiles happily with her parents. Ms. Joan Munson and Mr Gary Monacy Tool was crowned queen during half- time at the Dobte game Saturday night ot the dance, members of the court who were still there were presented. Photo by R. Hester. Jennifer Copeland, candidate lot Queen, is escorted by her father. Mr. Calvin Copeland, while anxiously wait- ing to see who will be crowned. Jennifer was later named Senior Princess. Photo by R. Hester. Aa the band members play Nobody Does It Better. J.J. Gordon and her stepfather. Mr. Freddie Davis, await the announcement of Homecoming Queen. J.J. was later named Senior Duchess Photo by S. Matthews. 16 .. . Homecoming

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In an attempt to boost Ranger spir- it even higher, Mr. Ed Wechtel gives an emotional speech to the football team during the pep rally. After the game is over. I want you to go home, look in the mirror and be able to soy. 'I played great tonight Pholo by R. Hester. Lisa Hall and Missy Bargainer as- sist Ralph Brock and J.J. Gordon in picking out the perfect mum for Home- coming. The mums, which went on sale the week of September 29. could be purchased for 12 or »17 from any Keywanette member. Photo by G. Mon roe. Dancing to the beat of Tricky' dur- ing the Homecoming pep rally Is Kerry Henderson and the cheerleaders. Kerry was fun to work with and he caught on the dance pretty easy. re- marked Sherry Larson. Junior cheer- leader. The dance was practiced for two days and Kerry commented. I enjoyed doing the dance and everyone else en- joyed watching It . Photo by R. Hester. Homecoming ... 15

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Toni’s D uring halftime. tension rose as the court members took their po- sitions on the field. The moment everyone was waiting for was about to happen. Ronda Gillum, last year’s queen, was about to crown the new one. Toni Monacy. Mr. Gary Monacy. Toni’s dad. said that when he heard his daughter’s name being called out, relief just swept over him. ”1 didn’t even know she was that nervous until we started walking down the 50- yard line.” Mr. Monacy continued. I believe that if Toni would’ve made cheerleader for this year, she wouldn’t have been so nervous. Cammy Wheeler, se- nior and one of Toni’s good friends, remarked. crown When I found out she won. I was so happy that I almost cried! When I first heard my name being called out. I didn’t realize what had happened, Toni said. Then all of a sud- den it hit me — I won! Saturday, the night of the big dance, was hec- tic. I had so many things to do and so little time to do them, Rhonda Lee. a junior, said. Falling into Love was the theme and Ho- rizons provided the en- tertainment for the an- nual affair held in the commons. The music was good. Tracy Flo- rio, a junior, comment- ed. They played a good variety of songs. I'm really looking forward to crowning next year’s queen, Toni concluded. Making her first appearance on the Homecoming Court is Angel Rains, a cheerleader Angel, representatlng the Junior class, was escorted by her father. Mr. J. D. Rains. Photo by R. Neiter. Also making their first appearance on the Homecoming Court are freshman and sophomore duchesses. Wendy Branch and LaShawn Williams. Wendy was escorted by her father. Mr Ray Branch, and LaShawn was esorted by her brother. Mr Gregory Williams Pho to by R. Nester. At the Homecoming Dance, students dance to the tunes provided by Ho- rizons. The musical organization, that also produces the music at Fame City amusement park In Houston, played a variety of taped music that ranged from country € western to techno — pop. Photo by R Nester. Homecoming ... 17