Terry High School - Brigade Yearbook (Rosenberg, TX)

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675' Title ..... Contents ......... Summertime Fun . . ...pagesl .....2-3 ...4-5 e ix! fl. f is ' 2 'bo-H. ,,,- .L,. . , A Senior Anna Gonzales gives a big hug to senior Toni Robinson for making Homecoming queen for the 1984-85 school year. A Freshman,David Twice tries to decide if the sandwich was ham or turkey.

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B. F. TERRY HIGH SCHCDOL 5500 AVE LIE ROSENBERG, TEXAS 77471 I r s Wm l vi 7 it 7 i ..,...-sm fsz' f . .L ,es-M..-uw. .mmeWs..,.t, . .wsmmwtt .,,..sm..w, Z- ss.-, , Q .,. .M . Wfumw M .. .www V fi l T Q , , ...,, lla ,, rfnessstiireeessswfe- WQWQKLFHSQAV . 'figs W .MMM t'i2Qs??ff.-gsgqf grtyfg s gray Q ybefgati, '--- M 15Wi?1',- . 1 rffggfs-a'.1' ' 6 Most students were ac- tually ready for school at the beginning of the year. That was until they got there. Changes . . . that was the perfect synonym for how school had turned out. The first change was hair- cuts. Boy students were lined up outside the office waiting for haircuts on the first day of school. After many had payed from 38.00 to 530.00 for a haircut just days before, they were amazed to find out that the cut was not enough. Another change affected the girls. lt was still really summer when school began, and many miniskirts and walking short outfits had been purchased. The girls were surprised when the an- nouncement was made pro- hibiting walking shorts or miniskirts. A more drastic change was in the tardy and absence policies. First, the fda . tardy policy maintained a strict hold on late students. Three tardies and you get detention. But you're only allowed ten absences per semester, the principals an- nounced. Anymore and an absence petition would have to be filled out. Now for the drastic change. The newly-adopted grading system caused some above -- average students to fall below average and below - ll average students to fail. However, the second semester brought another more acceptable grading scale. All of these changes were a result of House Bill 72, and H. Ross Perot's standards of how school should be run. Many people are fighting to VETO House Bill 72. The one thing that caused most of those CHANGES . . . 1

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. W E33 g it 4 1. -A K ' UF .l ' Student Life pages 6-29 4 Junior Tracy Willis shoots sophomore Michele Dobravo down while sophomores Tony Ramirez and Lee Guebara witnesses. Academics pages 30-61 4 Freshmen Amy Matocha and Cathi Easton get the exact weight ofthe water. Clubs pages 62-127 4 Man meets woman with a touch of a Quiverl Sports pages 128-195 4 Varsity and JV. football players anxiously await their names to be called out on Meet the Rangers Night. People pages 186-288 4 Seniors Lowell Gage, Mike Rankin, Mike Owens, and Mike Rodriquez look at the new issue of Surfing magazine.