Sterling High School - Miramar Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Cheers for the J. V. liat makes a clieeilfaclfry h ' s a rare comhinatiuii of liij h spirit, a liltlf talent and lots of gall. ( Iu ' ci lt ' ailin i; is summer practices in the park, and the fear of forget- ting cheers at your fnst pep rally, lis taking an active pail iti bring- ing the playing and fans a little closer together. It ' s the hard hours of planning as well as the hrief moments of gloi-y. All ofthisconi- liined. creates a time in our memories that will awaken at each loot hall game wt- attend. I ' Hliirril l.rll: (iwn Sliai..,, Khl.Mu. nil. Coiilai Chrr-Nl l)..i. la. (, .a Walls ah Tavli r Rita Rol)iiis()n 141

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J. V. Cheerleaders ' f ; Slanilin In. in Ifll In rij;lil: (;.•.. i-ia WalN. Sliarcr. Ui.lr.ui. Cli.nl Dmi-lav Kn.rl.nj; Imin Irll lo ri-lu: IVrali WnUn. Cwu Sinilli, arul Hila K.il.inxon. 140

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Chess Club Ihf (.:iic .- (. ' .lull iiicct oltin hclurr and aflcr school prcpariiij; students with a siiK ' cri ' inlcifsl in chess. The ( (iiii|ielc in lournainrnts on ari ' a carn- liu cs siK h a» ihc I ni eisit nt Houston. Milliv. anil l ' asa lena. OHICKRS; I.. 1.. (i: liki- Kain: Vic t (iiiri |{aj:lr ; Trcasunr. Rcriiaiil It lar . .Ii.sipli W.mf;: ! ' iv i,l,nt. I ir-l K„«. S.al.il: li, ha.-l liv,n. karl Cass.-I. Cliri- tiiL ' l.-N. .|.,s.-,,li W ,„ ;;. likr Kain. liri.anl In DunaM Daulrur. K„ hanl llulrnan. S,-,„n.l Huw: ll.mani lir.mn. T.-n-sa M.u.n-. ItuwK .]v,Am-. I llaxr..-. K. -[fiaM Si .,r,. K,.,ln,■ Danlrn. l.iK (iull,,-,!. Tcrrrll b-r. Tliir.l {, -: V.iriinrs Konl. K.K I..M-. Carl J.iIm. um. !),■„,.,■ I!arn-li. .luluini,- llarri ..n. Mr. I..avill. Irv Ta Inr. Mr. Daulrur. SI ' ONSORS: Mr. C. L.-aMlt. Mr-. M. laNlur. Mr. J. Daulriv) ' . i 142