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

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Sophomores include (front) Tedra Lindsey. Shannon Larkin and Caprile Capctillo. (hack) Brian Har- ris. Crystal Donnell. Grace Ann McKay and Aaron I avis. Juniors are (front) Kelly Sudberry. Lewanda Gilbert. Sherri Gillum and Jennifer A. Jones, (hack) Ryan Focr- stcr. Adrian Green. Chris Blevins and Courtney l ttimore. Senior class favorites include (front) Ken Hathaway and Tien Nguyen. (hack) Weldon Newton. Yasha Gwartney, Kim Coleman and Tim Copeland. 22 Favorites

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Seen In Waldenbook». Bntt Hunt, a junior, and Wendi Sandcll. a freshman, gather advice on dressing from two of the hot fashion magazines. Men's Guide to Fashion and Model . Along with magazines, students turned to ac- ton ana musicians to find the right image. Photo by H. Lutz. In one of the mall shops . Sherry Morris, a senior, looks at the latest m shorts, cuffed denim cut-offs. This style of ap- parel was popular mainly with girls and wasn't found often in men’s depart- ments. Photo by J. Hewitt. While strolling through the mall one Sunday afternoon. Chris Riggs, Kathy Stephens, James Lavergne, Ken Hath- away. John Nelson. Brut Hunt and Wendi Sandcll stop outside MeDuff Electronics after getting caught up in the 1989 N B A All-Star Game. The event, which was being shown on a television in the store, was played in the Astrodome February 12, and was broadcast live on C.B.S. Photo by II Lut:. Displaying a little thought in San Jacinto Mall's Afterthoughts, a popular accessory store, Robbyc Speights. LaShawn Williams and Lewanda Gil- bert. all junion, show the popularity of plaids and blacks in a students' ward- robe. Afterthoughts was a store where a girl could find anything from fashion jewelry to purses and even sunglasses that put the final touch on a new outfit. Photo by J. Hewitt As a method of deciding if the dress is right for her, Erin Jeffrey, a fresh- man. studies her image in a three- way mirror of a dressing room. The mini-skirt was popular among girls and the sailor-look was making a comeback. Photo by H Lut: Fashions 21

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Individuals choose as class favorites Four girls and four boys were chosen from each class by the student body as repre- sentatives of their class. These students were elected to uphold the reputation and respect of Sterling. Tammy Lowery', a senior, stated. “Class favorites should be honest and should uphold their responsi- bilities as students look upon them. Nominations were held in the commons during all four lunches February 17. Many stu- dents were nominated Freshman cIbvn favorites arc (front) Eric Pcqucno. Jenny Hobbs. Shanacic Benoit and Joel Butler (back) Erick Davis. Tern Williams. Stephanie Jennische and Brel Tur- ner. Photos by R. Phillips. but only the top 24 were ultimately honored as favorites. When asked what a class favorite should be. Tina Lorendo. a junior, said. “I think a class fa- vorite should influence academic achievement. They should be capable of representing the school as a whole, not just social groups. As some students quickly discovered, it wasn't as easy as they had anticipated on de- ciding a final “class fa- vorite. Favorites 23