Terry High School - Brigade Yearbook (Rosenberg, TX)

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Sports con be n your mark, get set, and go! Touchdown! Splash! Shoot two! Homerun! Spike! Four! Tennis anyone? Everybody recognizes the various sounds athletes make when playing sports. Football and volleyball start training at the end of the summer and train throughout the school year. Boy's and girl's basketball comes right after the football and volleyball season. Basketball usually lasts for four months. Baseball, tennis, and track all start at the same time, which is near the end of the year. Baseball members play their games twice a week, and on weekends they sometimes have tournaments. Their season starts around February and goes on for the rest of the year. Swimming and golf are year round sports. They have various tournaments and meets during the school year. Rangers showed their hard work and determination throughout the school year. From the fans point of view, it was obvious that the Rangers will never quit! 134 .g ale 6 -ff N - .. Y' ,Y W v . ' A :V f 71,545 ll K' '1 1 sg , 1 , . l 'K 1 Q V A . M. -, Q- ,iganifa F W' g ' .v ,, I Q . ,.w..,. .,,, M

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eniors still rule . . . The BiG day was started by the annual powder puff pep rally. Here the cheerleaders and the 'idrill team performed dynamically to better en- thuse the players. The powder puff band played while the students in the stands cheered for both teams. On that night, December 7, 1984, the long-awaited yr.-, 3 Still 5 Fl! ll A Juniors Marvin Edwards, Huy Nguyen, Anthony Cantu, Dennis Harlan, and Todd Benson pep up the junior girls for the powder puff game. 136 game between the girls of '85 and '86 finally com- menced. The entire game was dominated by the Sen- sational Senior Savagesf' who put out a great effort and won the game with the final score of I6-O. Many spectators said the seniors stomped the juniors that night, and the seniors undoubtedly agreed. A l984junior powder puff team. Well-endowed cheerleaders, Todd Benson and Huy Nguyen boost the junior powder puff players spirit. P Still, it was all done in fun and everyone had a terrific evening. This was especially true for senior Rigo Chapa, who was crowned Powder Puff King. All the girls played superbly and perhaps the boys finally learned the valuable lesson: Anything boys can do, girls can do better! is QS E! ' 1 li 4 S - y Ibg L . V 5'.'. w :.... ' F . , . . if V' 4, 9 if 5 4 , u .2 i I M- my Mm, ,wma