Terry High School - Brigade Yearbook (Rosenberg, TX)

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IDLE' Sponsor Linda Trevino stands with freshman Lucy Sanchez, who received outstanding rookie member award, and sophomore Cindy Rincone who received outstanding member award. P if--L 125 X 1 il ,- K- sig - . g gsff Q A English teacher Becky Bailey is Junior Delores Renteria and caught dancing at the Spanish Club sophomore Sally Yanez exhibit the meet in San Antonio. Spanish Club Memory Book. P 114

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l f German and French Upon completion of the German courses, many students were able to speak simple German conversa- tions as well as write Ger- man with fluency and good grammar. German was a very A Students of German class are freshmen Cindy Tisdale, Lilly Alberan, sophomores Joe Dujka, John Perkins, Earl Sheffield, and Brian Bosely. Top right: French club sponsor Sue Lane Brown works hard to plan club functions. P Freshman Stephanie Smitheal, junior Lisa Gubbels, and freshman Staci Smitheal, are The few, the proud, the French clubbersf' P French class provides opportunity to learn a new language and culture! Freshman Christian Becerra reflects upon the day's learning ac- tivities, V ,.. 'W M W r,, , i . f T , ix interesting course that al- lowed the students to study Germany as well as other German speaking countries. German was offered at four levels which involved the students in greater amounts at the higher levels. lt proved to be a very rewarding class for all of those students that were enrolled. With the help of Mr. William Wright much was learned about the com- plex language of German. Y ' W. gf, 1 . -2,1 new ,gg-A, A lun.. sv s...... t ,,,g , ge. 1 Ste it . c I g g I 4 K E .G s..s,3 za I A I KV .'v ,' . A - gl