Terry High School - Brigade Yearbook (Rosenberg, TX)

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P From lower left to right: senior Kelly Zatyka, junior Stefanie McKinne, Lisa Brenk, sophomore Robin Rankin, Middle: senior Pep- per Chastain, sophomores Kim Solomon, Michele Dobrava, senior Toni Robinson, and junior Tracy Willis perform an elite cheer. ,..,.4l:..,f.,,, in A , ,. ...'. ' ft . siie Q get iiii r -- f f-rse, f rii' f 'M I. K 'N K, . W 'W' s f . C tsisi t A as ' 'f W Y C Q T . if 1 R .4 it g sq 4. V K .6 t C I A K -s AX 0,11 W F , ,fi F1 ...I+ f 4. . If .. 3 ,iii I I r . sess - H .ie. Q M j j . , - .- ,JVM ia B - r W X N X A sk ,,rk. .LL V Q54 .W . - Z I K yi is -D .'..A, I . ,e Mfg A-,' H . j ' g 1- Q 6 .t 'f :si f -., R . . R it 1 -r . - 4 . - . l L, 5, .. ' I 1 A Q, . -- 3 gil in. 'fn -. - - Cheerleader precision QQ 'H.S. is the best and don't you forget! shouted the 1985 Terry cheerleaders. The cheerleaders attended camp at SMU in Dallas last July. The girls won the spirit stick and blue superior rib- bons. The girls also attended Basketball camp in Tomball during the Christmas holidays and again the girls won the spirit stick. The cheerleaders won a pair of tickets to two concerts from 79Q radio station, and performed cheers live on the air. The Ranger Athletic Booster club provided the funds for the girls and their sponsor, Sandra Livingston. The girls long hours of practice showed off at the games. The girls not only per' formed at the boys' games but the girls' as well, 120 Cheerleader trysouts were based on a 502 popularity vote by the student body and a 507, vote by judges QC.lniver' sity of Houston Cheerleadersl. This year's fund-raisers us- ed by the cheerleaders were candy sales and ribbons for the football games. Cheerleading was a lot of hard work, sophomore cheerleader Kim Solomon said. Once l got used to it, cheerleading wasn't hard at all. l was glad to have had the honor of serving Terry High as a cheerleader. Cheer- leading wasn't as easy as most people thought it was. We spent many hours practic- ing and going to cheerleading camps to compete with other schools and learn new ideas. We tried our best to keep school spirit high. SfTT4w 'f A Junior Tracy Willis directs that Ranger Spirit at the Fort Bend County Fair Parade.

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sr as v .7lze :Science 0 Learning Junior Lisa Gubbels and senior Russell Poldrack enjoy the food on 4 the Science Club field trip. S R - x Q Q K . 3 7 --1--f -..lr A Romance between junior Vera DeLeon and sophomore Tony Ramirez sparks during a Science Club field trip. wal! fa, I Av- l H E , 1 if 4 The Science Club members are A Juniors Lisa Kalmus and Patsy not afraid of dinosaurs. Robb joke around all the way home on the bus. 119

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V Juniors Tracy Willis, Stefanie Mcliinne, Lisa Brenk. sophomore Robin Rankin, senior Pepper Chastain, sophomore Kim Solomon, Michele Dobrava, senior Toni Robinson, and junior Tracy Willis do a cheer at the parade, Hey go team, go go leam ff ' 5 , 41 in Ei wlff' fl, If ,Z 1 YJ 7 A ff , ,fe-as i IIN-K in X Middle Left: The cheerleaders wear their camoflauge to hunt the Ricebirds. 4 Seniors Kelly Zatyka, Toni Robina son, Pepper Chastain, sophomores Kim Solomon, and Michele Dobrava enjoy their trip as they fly to cheerleader camp in Dallas. rttrr 'fwfr A Smokin' Joe from 93Q presented the cheerleaders with a prize for their win at the Spirit Contest in the Astrodome. 121 g -A-1'-'-- -.. 'g,-,ff