Terry High School - Brigade Yearbook (Rosenberg, TX)

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-'hw f 'f 'H -W, . -, . A Art student paints his art work. 4 Junior Susie Baker and freshman Stephaine Wernette present their awards that they received in the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Susie: best of show senior division and Stephaine: gold medal winner. Art teacher Mr. Wood explains to students their next assignment. V L ,,,, , Wm? Born artists . . . or the first time since Terry's opening in 1980, an Art Club was organ- ized this year. Over 25 members joined throughout the school year. Art Club gave students in- terested in art a chance to get together with others and to learn more. Being in Art Club gave me a chance to meet people that are interested in art also, said junior Fransisco Balderas. A trip involving visiting the Houston Museum of Art was planned, however unforeseen difficulties prevented the plans at the last minute. Art Club raised money by having bake sales. Buying a bulletin board for the Art department to put in the hallway was the main objec- tive for the Sales. Elected officers for the year were juniors, president, John Newman, vice-president, Mar- tin Rodriguezg secretary, Juan Balderasg and senior, treasurer, Myung Lee. 77

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Qing. Qing a Song Y ,... Y P Top: Junior Beth Podlipney was elected treasurer of the choir for the 1984-85 school year, and junior Joanne Salcido was elected librarian for choir this year as well. A The B. F. Terry Top Choir proud- ly brings home several ones in com- petitions. Members are left to right, front: Freshman Michelle Stroud, freshman Jennifer Seiler, senior Raelynn Semones, and freshman Anne Perales. Those in the back are Lucinda Garces who is a freshman, also freshman Martha Garcia, freshman Dawn Dozier, freshman Wendy Rice, and junior Karla P More choir officers are Corey Brown, a sophomore elected vice president. ln the front is Sonya Garcia, secretary, and president, junior Karla Howie. . 1 -12.2, f ti ff Howie. ,F V 1 if ,fn . f 5. ,f 2

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year students who wished V Student Council members listen to sponsor Mary Lou Bailey as she V Junior Carrie Walker reads the speaks during the meeting. finished product of the discussion. L va Q :N I. Q r. ,i NL. Student Council . . . Student Council was an elected group of students from all four grade levels that planned certain stu- dent activities, contributed charitable work, and train- ed students in parliamen- tary procedure. The student council sponsored many events such as candy sales, SMILE week, and dances. The money collected from these went into the student council fund. At the beginning of the to be on the Student Coun- cil had to get a petition 78 signed by 20 students and 5 teachers. This enabled them to run for the posi- tion they wanted. On elec- tion day the candidates made speeches. After- wards students voted and the final step was tabulating the votes to see who won. The Student Council ad- ded great support to the school during the 1984- 1985 year. Officers were Stacy Douglas, presidentg Sheila Lofton, vice-president, and Lan Vu, secretary-treasurer V Senior Stacey Douglas speaks at the Student Council elections. - -'Bw