Terry High School - Brigade Yearbook (Rosenberg, TX)

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NE We interrupt for this FLASH SPECIAL BULLETIN he members of the Newspaper staff worked many tedious hours throughout the entire 1984-85 school year. Every six weeks they had to conquer the task of putting out a newspaper that would interest all students. However, they put their minds to work and the task soon became a goal. Under the supervision of spon- sor Sallyanne Cornelius, The Ranger Reveille newspaper staff ac- complished their many goals. The staff began their year by at- tending summer camp at the University of Texas in Austin. Many of the members attended and received many new ideas from the camp. It was very educational as well as enjoyable. Continuing to work diligently, the staff went on to print their first newspaper on October 9. In March they went to the interscholastic League Press Conference in Austin and received an Award of Honor for the overall rating of the Newspaper. ln April, they were proud to have had two members of the staff place at the district and regional competi- tion. These members were sophomore Jennifer Nolin, who placed second in editorial writing, and Debbie Goodwyn, who placed fourth in feature writing. Working together the entire year, the editors contributed greatly. Senior Kim Divin was editor, senior Debbie Goodwyn was managing editor, junior Sharlene Aldridge was news editorp senior Marcus Hammack was feature editorg sophomore Angela Anders was sports editorg sophomore Kristi Genzer was business manager and junior Steven Fair was photographer. In May the newspaper staff presented college scholarships to editor Kim Divin and manag- ing editor Debbie Goodwyn at the staff's initiation ceremony. This finished the year for the 1984-85 staff with the addition of five new members, Laura Rios, Tracy Alvarez, Juanita Zamarripa, Dana Roden, and Deanna Brooks. Newspaper staff workers hard to get the next issue of the Ranger Reville out. P nvl'l .F ,.... .... it ... L I v4 'j A Sophomore Kristi Genzer tis! i vs I Newspaper class is always kept ll ist typesets a story while senior Deb- busy during the class period. P bie Goodwyn looks on. 90 any t IQ' CUE A J. .N t sf I

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Ranger Band pledges the flag during the pep rally. V is Although this was the band's first year competing in 25- 5A, they were not intimidated, as their superior ratings showed. i All of the Ranger Band members were proud of the band's numerous accomplishments, but as one band member said, lt took a lot of time and effort, and Wwithout the dedication and hard work of all the band, it would have never been possible. The band looks forward to next year's challenges and many more victories. Ranger Band is congratulated. V M, AAA- Pp. W ,. lf , sf A Lori McNair and Randy Green repre' sent the Ranger Band Award. BLOW YOU AWAY 89

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