Terry High School - Brigade Yearbook (Rosenberg, TX)

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Necessities Prices in Foods BREAD ..... 51.09 MILK .,..... 52.65 HAMBURGER 51.40 COKE ...... 50.50 COFFEE 5 lb. 55.99 SUGAR 2 lb. . 51.29 EGGS fdozenl 50.89 BUBBLE GUM 50.03 CANDY BAR 50.45 Appliances VCR .,....,..,.., 5200.00 on UP STEREO ......... 5100.00 on UP TELEVISION fcolorj . . . 5400.00 on UP REFRIGERATOR . . s50o.00 on UP MICROWAVE OVEN . . 5100.00 on UP WASHER MACHINE . . 5300.00 on up Clothes JEANS QLEVISJ .... TENNIS SHOES . .. T-SHIRT ....,... DRYER .......,.. DISHWASHER .... STOVE , .....,.. , . OVEN ........ , .... Baby Fae . . TQ er real name was Stephanie Fae, known to most people as, Baby Fae. She was a special baby. Baby Fae was born three weeks premature with a heart disease called hypoplastic left heart. Heart surgeon Dr. Leonard Bailey helped in making medical history. For three weeks the 5 lb. infant had survived with a ba- boon's heart. If Baby Fae did not receive the heart of the seven-month-old female ba- boon on October 26, 1984, she may not have lived as long as she did. Baby Fae was known to have lived two weeks longer than any other recipient of any type of an animal's organ. Hundreds of Americans sent cards, flowers and money to the infant to help support her needs and to give her sympathy. Baby Fae received much magazine, newspaper, televi- sion, and radio publicity. On November 22, 1984 at 9 p.m., Baby Fae's heart gave up. She was also ex- periencing kidney failure. Doctors said, Baby Fae suf- fered little pain during her final hours of life. 198 .....521.99 .....539.95 .....5I0.00 .5250.00 on UP 5200.00 on UP . . 5200 on UP . . 5500 on UP Entertainment MOVIES .... 55.00 BOWLING . .. 51.50 PUTT PUTT . . . 52.50 GOLF ............ .... 5 2.50 ARCADE GAME 50.25 ASTROWORLD ....,..... 514.00 ASTRO BASEBALL GAME . 58.00 OILER FOOTBALL GAME . 511.00 CABBAGE PATCH DOLL . . 529.97 AVERAGE HOUSE .... 560,000.00 CAR tMustangJ ....... 512,000.00 GASOLINE per gallon tregularl ..,. ......... 5 l.04fgal. funleadedj ............ 5l.14fgal. STAMP ,................. 50.22 NEWSPAPER tHoustonJ fdailyj ................... 50.25 tweekendj .,.....,........ 50.75 PERFUME qoiofgiop ....... S5000 DOZEN ROSES .......... S4500 YEARBOOK ..,.. 525.00 29

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WCRLD EVE TS Auf' Four more years to go! President Ronald Reagan won his second term in the presidential race. The most outstanding aspect of this election was the introduc- tion of a woman into the campaign. Geraldine Ferraro was chosen as Walter Mon- 28 President Ronald Reagan . . dale's running mate on the Democratic side. Never before had a woman achieved such great possibilities. Reagan was clearly the favorite throughout the year and a half, campaigning. However, Mondale's selec- tion of Ferraro turned the tables. The democrats hoped to gain a large percen- tage of women and minority votes through this landmark ticket. Although the 1984 elec- tion year made history and marked great strides for women, the democrats lost with Reagan taking a 47- state landslide victory. Ronald Reagan's running mate, George Bush won a second term as vice presi- dent to help assist Reagan in his decisions for the United States of America.

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?.,!i1 K' I I Q . L, -, . y 5 Jia. . i 'fix 'ca CHANGING SCHOLASTIC ABILITIES is a com- mon role brought by the students at Terry High School each year. Academics ...... English .... History .... Math .............. Science ............ LCISD Board Members .... Faculty ............ Junior NHS ....... Senior NHS ........ Gifted and Talented. . . Special Education . . . Business ......... Shops ...,.... Drafting .,...... Arts and Crafts .... Banquets ....... Scholarships .... Awards Day. . . pages 30-31 32-33 34-35 36-37 38-39 40-41 42-45 46-47 48-49 . .50 . . 51 . .52 ....53 ....54 ......55 56-57 58-59 60-61 A Top: Freshman Harry Wright strives for perfection in physical science Junior Joann Salcido is ready for a nap, after along hour in history class g mai. If .' ' 1 -f ka,