Terry High School - Brigade Yearbook (Rosenberg, TX)

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'Z S +4 ' 9 . h l ww rin 'VW W 4 wr 6k mx' 1 iwmnnuwwv' A Coach Evatt gives the Varsity football players a little message of what to do to Lamar. '1- 4 The Ranger secondary: junior Olla McLean 1421, senior Calvin Cobbin 1221, senior Eddie Addison 1405 with the help of defensive lineman Darren Taylor 1723, senior, gang up on a Lamar running back. Junior halfback Darren Phillips merely escapes the grasps of a Lamar defender. V i ff'-WW 813 XY A Juniors Stephanie McKinnie and Tracy Willis show what the Rangers will do to the Mustangs. ity. ti. nl Top right: photo courtesy of Herald Coasters Russell Autry. 17

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Terry head coach Larry McNair and Lamar head coach Don Landes con- gratulate each other for a game well played. P Terry students read newspapers and do not pay attention to the an- nouncement of the Lamar players, V erry Spirit verrules Lamar! For the first time in a long while the stadium on both sides at Guy K. Traylor Stadium were packed. One side, the home side, was full of Lamar students, faculty, and parents. The other side, the visitor side was packed with Terry students, faculty, and parents. The race was on in the stands as well as the field. While the football players were battling it out, the fans were racing to see who had the most spirit. Terry seemed to have the advan- tage with little gimmicks such as holding up news- papers and pretending to be reading instead of watching the Lamar Fillies' perfor- 16 mance. Another gimmick was when the band perform- ed, Terry fans got up out of their seats and faced the op- posite direction. On the other hand - the football players played a fan- tastic game. Between the confetti throwing and newspaper reading, Terry managed to score 2 touchdowns compared to Lamar's 3 touchdowns and I field goal for a final score of 24-14. Terry really had the Lamar Mustangs going for awhile. Although the Mustangs won the battle, Terry managed to let them know that they were alive and well on the War path. I A Seniors Luke Lucky Cl8j and Kel- ly Harris 1743 give the signal for a touchdown.

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V Senior Darrell Bezency, junior Teresa and iunior Anthony Cantu model their Hadjik, seniors Mike Owens, Michael new spring attire, Chosen by their Rankin, chemistry teacher Mrs. Thomas owners on Slave Day, 'KTA -ti X 'VQ 'n oing once, twice, sold - l ulling wagons, carrying others' books, and even putting on perfor- mances at lunch were some of the unusual activities seen and done by particular students, February 15, 1985. This happened to be the day of the anmral B.F, Terry Slave Sale. The auction was held February 13, but due to Valentine's Day, the slaves had to hold off their duties 18 to one day later. This gave slave owners time to gather supplies such as tights, make-up, dresses, and wagons. The slave sale was a fund-raising event put on by the junior class. Damon Williams, Coach Bynum, and Coach Henning were just a few of the slaves that brought in as much as S50 each. A Coach Clyde Evatt and Coach wrong si Charlie Spano woke up on the 04 Cl 'Y S Q Q de ,4 'I 14 ofthe bed. l jf