C F Brewer High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (White Settlement, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1976 volume:

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I conclude my opening statement. judge: Defense, will you present your opening statement? Defense: I will prove that the co-defendants are completely innocent of the charges brought against them. I will not at- tempt to deny the CHANGES the co-defendants have expe- rienced and I will not deny the fact that they continue to de- mand CHANGE, but I will prove that the CHANGES were necessary then, and are necessary today. I conclude my opening statement. judge: Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, you have heard the opening remarks of both the Prosecution and Defense. Be- fore Prosecution presents his evidence, I advise you: Listen carefully to the evidence given. The fate of the three defen- dants lies in your hands. Prosecution, you may state your case. Prosecution: My first point of evidence occurred 200 years ago when your people, America, fought for the cause of freedom. As the result, a revolution of CHANGE swept the country and ravaged us to the present-1976. During this time, technology produced never-dreamed-of inventions and vehicles that allowed men to construct . . . and destroy. Consequently, the face of your land became disfigured with the scars of PROGRESS. Along with the physical destruction of your land and wil- derness, your people's morals were also destroyed. All re- spect for standards was forgotten amid the noisy construc- tion of CHANGE, and your people substituted decency for development. With the conclusion of this evidence, I again state that CHANGE was not only unnecessary, but devastating. , x 675' l rtliw J' at lb bil? 1 ..'. . iegiiu 'l' ' A 414 tJf.+ 'X 1' +1 ++f'Hf iialaii '31 llrlliivliiul l-SPSS' 1- Nev' W Xi 'P+ S-'i'i,i g -S-. Q: 5 l me f Q, A is I 321 dvx' :xl MIK, any ,. . ii. . iff, I if as' ' 'I I i v XX f xx 'V-X mil ,u, afi Vg, - .45 ,kg 3 1' American CHA GE . . . In Vain? 1 10- .,. ,. .,,,ff pe in -L pig Z! ,I .i - xx N Faiilwr 'yfik L ii 1 'N ,X I 'Y Q. 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Only four families lived in your first settlement, but soon PROGRESS and CHANGE started the wheels turning for development. You evolved from the legendary cowtown of hangings, Indian raids, saloons, and shoot-outs, to, as your citizens proclaim, a dynamic city on the crossroads of PROGRESS. ln this transformation, you became a center of industry and aeronautics. With the threat of war involvement shadowing our country in the early 40's, and the concern of the government to expand our nation's defense, you and the area around you, became the site chosen for the construction of an extensive aircraft plant and an Army-Air Force training base. The construction of those facilities, and the need for employees, launched you into the infinity of PROGRESS. People heard of the great opportunity for employ- ment in White Settlement and began coming by the thousands. With this CHANGE, the charm and excitement of a past era was totally annihilated and, was replaced by the cold, hard reality of modernization. Your people no longer reflected your historic yesterday, but anxiously anticipated the future. I ask you, Was this CHANGE necessary? Absolutely not! .. 1 . 'v I' 1, - All tg . :X ,X xl A 14, f f 6 ' Opening: White Settlement YN., RAL of PRDGRESS n ISIOII pening 8 - Opening: White Settlement W. - -Q v A ig! 1 K 4 if ,-,-npr '- fr 2 Q ' 1 rw, ,.,..,,-l '4 1 6 ssazkltgl ff' ' 'g...,.Iwf1b. ,.. Y ..: fm:gw-f'gHf,,1 . . -:,w1.m!sM '- fun -'-- A ,' -- 111 . - ' 2, .f,f1-- V ! ' A -f w :. '3'3g?Qw Z'.' 1 :5s'Q15f 1 sin,1 ' .fl-gui ' ' 1 W - ' 'TX , A 'I-an-f z.. Q K kk mi Q , .. W N ' ' 'v mgfm-.,., aw' a K , A 1. X k 251 1, W fax L,Y'SA .. ,,.' 13 ! x 1 ,Q , H! x W: 3 r f ff ,ff fx nf K 1 I i HQZNHQR nf- M ' ' ' A , biu'::s,w,1 ,mx nm ' - Q l fflT'fQTgITQ T' ? ,i H fe , ' 2. 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They will no longer conform to what N formerly has been accepted, but are constantly searching for ways to CHANGE things, make things different. Years ago, your students never questioned administrative decisions, but now they request the reasoning behind the decisions. The students of Brewer High School, through their sf speech, habits, and even style of dress, themselves are live examples of CHANG E. They now freely express their opinions on national politics, controversial topics, and morality. Your students illustrate the New Generation which has been maturing in America for years. This CHANGE is unnecessary! The trouble with the world today is that people are constantly trying to CHANGE things. The young people, just like your students, Brewer High School, are the main liberals. If they would only realize that some things aren't meant to be CHANGED, we wouldn't have this constant, rebellious demand for CHANCE. Consequently, a more peaceful atmosphere would exist without CHANG E. With the conclusion of this transcript evidence, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, l now present the highlight of my evidence. With the permission of the court, I can offer living proof of my evidence the students of Brewer High School, today. For a period of one year, the students of Brewer High School, and the activities in which they involve themselves will be on trial. l, as the Prosecution, know no better way of proving my points than to use the actual subjects of controversy. Your Honor, justice awaits your decision. Will Prosecution be allowed to proceed? ludge: ln consideration of the importance and necessity of actual proof in this trial, I will agree to these terms. However, the co-defendants of America, White Settlement, and Brewer High School will have their presentation of defense. Prosecution, you may proceed . . . Opening: Brewer High School 11 I Stand Up! Get With lt! Prosecution: My next point of evidence-pep rallies. I suppose that you, Brewer, want them CHANGED? Brewer: Yes, I think our pep rallies can be greatly improved upon. Prosecution: In what way? Brewer: Mainly in the way of student involvement-or Spirit. On the whole, most of our pep rallies are very spirited, but there are times when the students themselves could get more involved. PI'0SeCUti0n1 What do you mean by this? Aren't the pep ral- lies mainly conducted by the students? Brewer: Yes, they are. The cheerleaders, band, drill team, and various organizations all have a big part in the pep ral- lies. It's some of the students who are not involved in these organizations to whom l'm referring. These students are the ones who remain seated during cheers, or don't even come to the pep rallies at all. I believe that if these students would CHANGE their atti- tudes, the whole atmosphere of the pep rallies would CHANGE, also. l have nothing further to say E Pep Rallies - 15 I 1 1 1. W5 'E' X . Qi ,. Q A 1 Nw ,Q- I-M ,I . as Ml. -fx . '56 l D is ' A .H ,, a '- my 'X 'fu ft, r s, 'FJ-sf.,..b M4-c Y., . AMW: , Q, IX, ,rm lA 4 Q W feb 1 'gift if z a 9 1 ig, wi kg K fmr 9 ,Wm M 'M' SQM' lhf I x 5 1. ' gpg, H :W 'r 19' Somehow, It's ot The Same. X A J,-5 Aw I M its SW s iv... , 4,93 1 -..a.,, K W tg , ,V P ' .ggi HT ' gpgit' - ,sf f 5, skin I I ' N wt, 64. J f I W, V, . I I il: af ,, , is - Prosecution: I now present as evidence the Home coming Pep Rally. Many of your exes were present, Brewer, and CHANGE was evident to them .. CHANGE in student appearance and involvement Many of them commented on this CHANGE, saying, lt was so DIFFERENT when we went to Bre- wer. I can't believe how much things havei CHANGED. Brewer: Your conception of the Homecoming Pep Rally is totally ridiculous! Of course my exes notice CHANGE I have CHANGED. When they return, they see a difference in my stu- dents and their activities. This is only because my students and their activities are now different in cer- tain ways. You stated that my exes no longer feel like they belong. You are absolutely right. They realize that things have CHANGED since they were students. You may ask, Then what is the Homecoming Pep Rally for? The answer lies within the exes them- selves. The Homecoming is a time to remember how things were . . . and realize how much they've CHANGED. 18 - Homecoming Pep Rally 15-ft R .t we -. L, . -I-Q I 13 72 ,. 1 . Mg? D, :Q :vhs .2fv. 'fSf ht is: n S.. .... 3 HI ning 1 -:1-'4 Q 'Pu 4 ...L.:iif'?i 1 s .fir , Q '-wk... 1,5 I Qkzwww I4 We it-'M 'eva Prosecution: As a witness to the Homecoming Dance, I have called to the stand a Brewer student. Would you please tell the court exactly what went on at 'the dance? Student: Well, most of the students there either sat talk- ing, or danced, of course. Prosecution: Would you tell the court what kind of danc- ing the students did? Student: Oh, the usual slow-dancing and the bump and Prosecution: Excuse me, but could you repeat that last phrase? I'm not quite sure I understood you. Student: I said the students did the bump. Prosecution: And what exactly is the bump? Brewer: The bump is a dance in which the couples bump each other in rhythm to the music. Prosecution: Why, that's outrageous, Brewer! l've never heard of anything like that in my life! ls this the kind of behavior your CHANGE has caused? Brewer: The kind of dancing my students do is no more outrageous than the dancing of, for example, the '50's. If they seem outrageous, then I ask you to remember the Twist, Iitterbug, and Bunny Hop. These dances and the dances of today are products of nothing more than a society of CHANGING fads. 3. B..- ,M ' fav fa-H 3+ if If ff- pg t , , Ml N:t. ,yr .dr a In lf , 4.01 f fY'?w. 3 ,, A 'Iv T' 5, .5 3 ' From Bunn Hop To Bump Homecoming Dance - 19 Prosecution: As my first witness in the evidence against Homecoming '75, I have called to the stand a Brewer ex. Would you please tell the court in your own words what your feelings are about Homecoming? Ex: When I came back for Homecoming, I felt as if I really didn't belong. Sitting in the stands at the game, I began to recall my years at Brewer. Memories of the way my friends and I were made me realize, somewhat sadly, how much things have CHANGED. As I watched the game and halftime performance, I concluded that I really am no longer a part of Brewer's life . . . I can only return and remember. Prosecution: On hearing your ex's testimony, Brewer, I have come to the conclusion that your CHANGE is evi- dently wrong. Your ex stated that he no longer felt a part of you. I ask you, Is your CHANGE worth the effect it has on your exes? Brewer: As my ex stated, he realizes that he can no longer truly be a part of me again, for I have CHANGED. How- ever, in this realization, my ex has also revealed Ihe,true. meaning of Homecoming as being a time to return and remember. If my exes truly do realize the meaning of Home- coming, then in answer to your question, Yes, my CHANCE is worth it. 20 - Homecoming Night an W5.:kfNi55P To Return and Remember Homec STUDENTS - , N . .:f1m1fesm.:.mfrsfrexgqrv Q I - wwf: . ge 2-Mm,,,+?, - A W A . I ' Il 0 'fumes Of Your Life . . -' f f--.fy fn f-fA- M.: ,,.,,,.M... , gp , '.,,Vf - 1 ,g :H k -If Uni, I I K Ama.. 24 - Senior Opening A-wee-4 - 1 '-fam-??f sw'15'::Q,, :is , tn. ff..:51frffi55ff:E55 jf,, . . -..zqrtgaefqs .ga FTS. 31.5 rggftr., I i A Qt . gl ywwgnwy 'f Prosecution: I now call to the stand the Senior representative of Brewer. This class is a perfect example of rebellious de- mand for CHANGE among students. This class not only makes unreasonable and unnecessary demands for CHANGE, but influences underclassmen to likewise rebel. judge: Do you deny this accusation? Senior: Certainly! He is unfair and incorrect to say we de- mand unnecessary CHANGE. We feel it our duty to see CHANGE brought about. Prosecution: What need at Brewer calls for CHANGE? Senior: Not only are material needs essential for Brewer, but we also feel a closer relationship between students and ad- ministration can exist if CHANGES are made in attitudes of both. We are willing to do our part to better the relationships. Prosecution: Will you explain to the court your feelings con- cerning the senior trip? ludge: Prosecution, l object to this line of questioning. Re- move it from the records. Prosecution: Very well, will you tell the court why the Se- niors have taken it on themselves to CHANGE student-ad- ministration relationships? I mean, why have you bothered? Senior: As stated before, it is our responsibility to see CHANGE brought about, or at least attempted. Although CHANGE may cause disruption in our tranquil student life, we think apathy is worse than desire for CHANGE. Right? Senior, Opening 4 25 - ,iii ag. Edna Stab it Ab- bott .. . Works with Special Education at Central Elem VOE OEA Marching band football horses ...goofing off ... marriage I will always remember my friends, and the will power of our school. Royce Fatty' Avants Band .. Varsity Baseball .. 10-12. All-District Pitcher I want to get by day to day play baseball, . . just be myself.' Houston Band Trip- pulled towel peek-a-BooBool Mark Ball B and D Muffler Man ICT . . . Motorcycles . .. another Evil Knevil? . . . welding ... future plans ... L-O-R-I! .. . lohn Hester Bow- man. Sk0al Kid Freddie Fender? Rodeo Club 26 ' Seniors-76 V. Pres. and Pres. Baseball Ranch King lr. year Fireman? fRemem- ber when you turned on the fire hose at Castle- berry?j ... ... school support of the Rodeo Club! we 'VK Marcia Bangs . . . Max Banap NHS Sec. . . Student Coun BAND Band Coun . .. FHA Who's Who S-T-E-V-E . . . Singer .u. painter cat- woman . . . Physical therapist. BAYLOR ... with C.M. and l.S. ... 1oe K.-an apple in 1 bite. Patsy Ann Boyd .. . Cibson's . . . FHA Band VOE Powder Puff people places . . . church , . . loves life more everyday. college marriage of- fice or social work . . . I will always re- member the class of '76l . . . Bob the Slob Robert Easy Money Boatman T.l.'s in Wedge- wood Key Club ... Softball a Wesley Crusader. . . Golf ... Tennis ... He's the Money Man-D.E. Trea- surer No Dice . . . Clown . . . K Bill Bradshaw. r i Mark Branning Ridgmar Animal Hos. Lab tech . .. NHS Key Club VICA Who's Who-Elec. 1, Art . . . Soph, Class offi- cer . .. Cherry pick- ups G-I-R-L-S Geologist 1Dig itll Step. F. Austin lSteve W. got a job, FINALLY!j ... huh? Franny Fran Brock K-Mart sales- person .. . Band . . . DECA horse back riding . .. FUN . .. Abilene Chris- tian College Business Career . . . I will always re- member my years at B.H.S. Debra Red Brown Band NHS Lang. Club Drama Rodeo VOE MA- IORETFE-4 yrs. Pi- ano ... Clarinet ... Admin. off. sec GUYS ... Yellow convertible VW's ... NTSU ...future twirling teacher . . . I LOVE my se- nior year! Debbie Campo Camp . . . all wrapped up at Monnigs' . .. BAND ... Drama Club... Language Club . .. NHS ANNUAL . . . Psychology Club . . . Who's Who in Am ...... MOVIES ... reading ... mu- sic work ...An- nuaI!Band trips. College . . . mar- riage . . . G-L-E-N-N Patti Browning . .. vicA Hi-iey, Lady, can I fix your hair? . . . Cosmeto- logy ... ... Steve ...Plans to go to art school . . . marriage Bobby Bullard junior ... ... Ro- deo I'm going to be a LAW offi- cer. C.V.A.E. found me a job! Kenny Brooks . . . K- Mart man Building a house on sugar hill ... ... DECA ... Military life Remember all the fights at Mickey Finns? Marvin Campbell . . . Bowling... rais- ing cocker spaniels ......FISH...An- nual Staff-9,11. I never missed a day of school! . . . VOE OEA ...ac- counting a future in BIG Business . . . Seniors-76 - 27 I Mitchell Mitch Canada . , . . . . HECE ...... HERO . . . Mr. Electricity. Industrial Arts Award . . . Plans to make . . . 5 Money S Money S Money S L Kenneth Canard . .. . , . '59 Ford truck .,. G-I-R-L watcher ... Future plans ... . . . air conditioning man .. . Linda Casey. . . FHA Choir Cos- metology Bi- ggest bubblegum bubble blower! . . . bicycles I love blonde headed boys! Up, up, and away Stew- ardess . , . Here I come, world! . . . 28 - Seniors-76 Mr. Ed Glenn GIenbo Cole Ed. Annual Staff . .. Key Club NHS Language Club Psy. Club Who's Who in America . .. ... DEBBIE ...... My Car Weaponry plans to attend the U.S. Air Force Academy --- - Becky Beaney Cheatham Gene Thompson and As- sociates. . . Kayettes NHS Music award-Kansas. Who's Who Typing Il. Piano. . . Religion ... swinging??? fhuh?J B-O-Y-S! Court reporter ... Memories ... ...Powder Puff... Edith Ward Clark Painting ... Reading... Horseback riding a married lady. COLLEGE I liked the pep rallies and football games. sports, includin garten . .. CJ Kon HIOOISI Pop Big Comba Coombs Ridgmar An. Hos . .. Basket- ball bouncer. Sports ed. Key Club An- nual, NHS, Who's Who-Amer. H.S. Stud. Dogs-ZZ TOP ELTON- GIRLS'ETSU Cop- Pow. Puff Cheer- leader . . . Brush out Afro Hot Pep- pers. Get Husky. Esther Carpenter . . . Central Elementary teacher's aide HERO I like all S men! TWC future plans . . . teaching . . . Kinder- lanie ...... Mae . . . Coone Rosie's Hair Fashion Hey lady . . . let me fix your hair! its Sr- , Pigmy Richard lava lr. Couch NHS . . . G-l-R-L W- A-T-C-H-E-R ...... I'm going to NTSU . . . and learn something! oby Hendrix . . Hobarticus acus: Brewer's USIC MAN. Key lub Language lub Big Bad ass Drummer and GUITAR .. Cruising Camp owie in a blue IREBIRD College .. Aggie? You ill get overit! ... l Allen Davis . , . Auto Mechanics 2nd Place ribbon in District meet CARS CARS CARS. The Out- doorsman . . . . .. TRAVEL . . . . . . Touring Canada .. on a 10-speed bi- cycle . . . Pat Chlpmunk Davis ... Vick York's Ranch Football . . . who can forget 5367? , . . Track .. . Baseball ... VICA ... foot- ball letter Shelley ... ... Banjo Eating at Taco Bell marriage . . . . . . fu- ture dairy man. -:Ai C37 Kathy Dickerson. Dianna Dickinson VlCA'... Cosmetology , . . 2nd place in com- bouts for Distict meet! . . . I'm going to be a beauty oper- ator! l've en- joyed my years at B.H.S. Kathy Downing T.l.'s . . . Psychology Club Electricity Shop DECA Writes poetry a plant person Guns plans to travel and see the country Armed forces . . . Memories friends in the field Hi, Mr. K. ... Seniors-76 - 29 Gayle Evetts Northwest Bank woman Drill Team-2 yrs OEA-2 yrs. Hiking ... Reading ... Swimming ...... Working . .. K-E-N- N-Y College? . .. Marriage . .. David Birdlegs Faith . . . Rodeo . . . Track FOOT- BALL ... BO ... The Star . . . Can I have your auto- graph, please? Powder . . . Puff Coach- 2 lo-ng years. . . women. . . PARTIES! NTSU . . . a future fireman Richard Flores NHS Key Club Language Club Donna Donut Farmer NHS... Band Powder Puff FHA offi- cer-11 Softball Whiz Kid foot- ball swimming lr. College M-I-K-E Corpus Powder Puff caused the jr.'s and sr.'s to become cIoser!!! LaDonna La- Dodie Flowers BAND FHA Key Club??? lazz Band Award . . . ma- Annual Staff .. . journalism ... Drama Amer. H.S, Students Soc. Amer. H.S. Stu- dents English, Spanish, Science history awards . . . I am going to be a Catholic priest! Music singing ... partying ... PI- ANO wrecks!! .,, Racing! ... Rickey's Band trips . . . redfwhitef blue undies! Peace . . . 10-minute school days I do love B.H.S. ,pfnafi 30 - Seniors Roy Fontenot Building Trades He's good at build- ing things Col- lege .. . Carpenter's Union . . . Shane Cerschefske The Green Coat . . . Blue light special man ... Annual Band ... Student Council service corps Concert Band . . . Member of the year, Photog- raphy ... C.B.'s ... Electronics girls cars GTO. Electronic engineer UTA NTSU Let ug Gober .'s VICA place Auto Me- in District Cars...Girls... West Trade School l want to be- better Billie Short Stuff Gill Skillerns . .. DECA Outdoor activities . . . Art .. . fashion . . . working with people marriage Busi- ness school '74 Homecoming ... lunior-Senior Prom '75. Caral Dimples Green Leisure Lodge ... HERO... Basketball Vol- leyball ... Track ... Annual Staff A married lady Michael and world news interest me ... Medical col- lege . . . Remember the KSU track team at Austin? . . . Stephen Frederick Freddie Gregg . , . Fred the Head BAND ... Key Club QV-Pj Thespian iP.l .. . The Actor . . . DRAMA . . . Stage Band Ma- jor in music ... Dwayne Hall Dennis Griffin . .. A The juice . . . NHS Western Hills Nurs- , , VICA Soph. ing Home Stu- ' I F year lettered in dent Council ii i ,ty A track. 9.9 at Re- Key Club Band .y'. 5 'TK y,Ag,', 2 V gional . . . GIRLS . . . Lenered in band essl fa- PEOPLE . . . PAR- , 'fI'm gonna be 3 L it ' . lt R ries Hrm going mdio BROAD- l to . . . see . . . the . . . cAsrERv .. . is b y gg WORLD! me entertain you! 'F .ia Mike Pugs Hall Student Body Pres. Bear Facts Ed Key Club BAND V-Pres. NHS ... Lang, Club ... Who's Who Al- gebra ll 1r.4Eng. Chem B-A-S-E- B-A-L-L - Catcher - I like to steal bases! . . . Ahhhh! , f. 3 Seniors - 31 MA Steve Caesar Hall ... Taco Bell BAND NHS ...KeyClub...An- nual Photo. Ed. Who's Who . . . TCJC NTSU PHOTOGRAPHY. DEBBIE a mar- ried man . .. Band trips . . . Annual trips . . . Graduating early . . . Stephanie . . . or Michael . . . 49' Roxanne Rock Hayes . . . Skil- lern's- More than just a drugstore. FHA Drama Drill Team. ... Loves people places good times . . . . . . Friday nights Pizza Inn . . . Hey everybody knows everybody! 32 - Seniors-76 Lonnie Hallmark. Dee Haralson Dee Dee . . . Gib- son's Rodeo Club Won sixth place in track Second place in VICA . . . auto mech. Ya wanna drag? Riding horses . . . . . . Vet- erinarian ...... col- lege . . . -:4 Rusty Hearne ....,. Sid's Pattern Works ICT motorcycles . . . . . . trucks Powder Puff . . . cheerleader lr. and Sr. years a future pattern maker . . . Cindy Higgins ... a good cook? ... Buddies Deli . .. HERO... HECE... ... PARTIES ... I wanna have a good time, find a fun ca- reer, and live on my own! DUDES... Debbie Hobbs. i l Tim Hebert. . . Taco maker at Taco Bell UTA VICA Annual and Pa- per Staff.. . Cars... Art . .. Literature... vtusic . . . Acting. . He's good at that! l'm happy just liv- ing. . , . TAPESTRY. l've had 46 girl- friends in the past two years! Debbie Hot tem- per Hooten Pancake House S.. Volleyball ... ... Track . . . Basketball ......BOYS...... College for four years . . . Blondie Kay Sunshine lker . . . VOE OEA Drill Team... Lt. as a junior Capt. as a senior. Honeycomb of the Year . . . Softball .. . football bowling jan LD. Hudson ... Drill Team Cosmetology . . . VICA Horses Henry B ...... l'll want to live on a ranch! l'll al- ways remember working in the office! Onza Onzer Hud Hudson O.Z .... Rickey's . .. Drama NHS Band . . . Stage band Sax . .. Who's Who Among American Students Skiing ... Horses. ... MARRIAGE TCU ... I want a band of my own. Q, 2 :gan 1, -:ferr - - 5. :.f 1'33pf5Zf5f'f?i . x 'V 0,5-24'QdI.1,.Lr' . , f3mxi21f'!gJI' . 'af zrrzergsff, '- wg ef! Epi.: ' usted w- ' ,'-pray - EQJNCR' WQQ? - fififn 'Shi ':1r'i:-- Q., 111 a . Ears.: 4 . we as Q , sm- - 4131 4434 . 3 ......someday... William Bill lack- son . . . Ridgmar Be- hind the Wall VICA Paint and Body teacher's aide . . . WOMEN . . . MONEY Postal Sewice lWatch out Dawna Hudspeth. Cindy larvis ... West Elementary teacher's aide HERO . . . Who's Who in HECE ...drawmg...afu Cheryl Huxford Drama CHOIR Music . .. Athletics ... She's going to join the Air Force and go to college. l will never forget the Cinderella Pageant of 1975. ...Tennis ...future receptionist . . . . . . Powder Puff . . . for dogslj Paint and Body man .. . -43 ture Picasso? College Seniors-76 - 33 ..,.,,,,.,. ?,,,,,,, H I jimmy jaynes Art's Produce and Garden Center VICA Explorer Post at Lennox Who's Who in Paint and Body Cars Wants job in paint and body shop . . . Getting married 2 1'-f . W - -'i: l ,, ,K vii' r1 ff f I . , JHAZ ' , l 34 - Seniors-76 Cynthia Key Buddies 33 . HERO M-I-K-E! plants that can be raised indoors . . . She wants to be happy, have a nice home, and to be... RICH! three-day vacation Cheryl Shirttail Keeton , . . Drill Team . . . Flag Corps DECA Sec Bear Facts Sports . . . Band Bus. Mgr. Motorcycling Horseback rid- ing bicycles ... Marriage ... College . . . plans on a working with an airline . . . Q. Marty johnson Pinhead . . . Duck . . . York's Ranch . . . Rodeo Basket- ball . . . Varsity FOOTBALL and BASEBALL '75- All Dist. Hon. Men. All Dist. '1st Team. Hunter Fisher TWC? AGM? . . . . ff! . ' is ,,,,,..,, Ein! 1 ? it 1,1 ,F- 5, t ff . . V, sfxfkkt' W 3 I 4,5 4.11-1 fa , 4 vt H 4511? v , , .f , K.. 1, 'j P va , ,gt-w 1 yt! at 5 JS. r Q ' , f 1, M551 1 t f A fy 'M' 'JELZFL A e ' HSN, at -, , 5, 51 :Yo .A . K ' 2a,i12E'v.fV4i Kitty Kelly ... 'fSam 'fThe V-P Lang. Club QVPQ NHS qvPp Std. Council QVPQ. lr. Class Sec. Soph. Bres . . . Who's Who-Am., Brewer. Biology, Am. Hist., Eco. Awards ... ... a jogger and health food nut ,..... ten- nis . . . College at U- T . . . medicine Lisa Liser Benfer jones . . . Super Ap- pliance World Paper Staff . . . Sketching portraits teaching art school married lady to Paul It took Wendy and me all week to plan what we were going to do Friday nights! lim Kinsey Exxon Football al,V. STAR... Auto mechanics ...cars...Cars... ...CARS!... l -N-1 Too Tall George Lacy Buddies W3 Drama Key Club Hon- orable Mention in U.l.L. ... Sports ... Girls , .. Coach? , . . Engineer? Cop? . . . Powder Puff Cheerleader . . . Cat's Tongue? . .. john johnny A. Lake, lr. The Great Out- doorsman Tennis Hunting Fishing Caught any BIG ones Lately? loann lo Land- ers--Owner of 'SS TANK Insurance Lady OEA Band MA- IORETTE 2 yrs. Honor cards . .. Horses Swim- ming fun TCIC Marriage Football games I had a blast being a MAIOR- ETTE! .Al rfr- Q Bart Largent . . . Midnight Cowboy . . . Gateway Texaco Deca11-12 . .. GIRLS!!! ... Money.. . C.B.'s. .. I'm going to marry a tall rich blond! .. . Get your head Out. ...... janet Ingram LeBlanc Audrey Blondie Leggett Trans Am Van Service OEA VOE Flag Corps Horses Tennis Dancing ar res GUYS work . . . college , .. Remember the time you dropped your fIag??? Lenora Boo Boo Laughlin . . . Drum Majorette 11-12 Band 10-12 . . . NHS 11-12... Annual... FHA . . . Who's Who-Brewer and America The Treasurer 11-12 . . . Horses... Dogs . .. Houston Qpeek- a-boo Roycej. Cor- pus. Baylor . . . memories of Terry and Donna. Deanna Cox La- rance Blue light special lady! Honeycombs ...... O.E.A. VOE Swimming Tru- ckin' around the country-side . . . Of- fice work . .. Wed- ding bells are ring- ing ...... Perry . . . jimmy Lilly ... BASEBALL Cars Hunting Fishing Football Future plans attending a junior college and working part time. Seniors-76 - 35 Gene? No, it's Snoopy Dawn Ketina Poca- hontas Locklear . . . a Dillard's girl ... VICA HERO Drill Team 1st place ribbons . . . R-A-C-E-S ... ... Watching Mike's softball games College mar- riage . . . Remember performing bare- footed at your 1st football game? Cynthia McNutt . . . CSL Insurance , an Carol Big Mac McCauley NHS Lang. Club Stud. Coun. 1r.! Sr. Pres. Soc. of Dist. Amer. H.S. Stud. ... Who's Who Among Amer. H.S. Stud. BASKETBALL ... Volleyball .. . Ten- nis Music children work ... BAYLOR . . . fol- lowing HIS way . .. McKinney . . . Cherry Lane Dr. In Gibsons . . . DRAMA HECE...DECA... Agency... OEA... Drill Team QCurlers in your hair-shame on youlj ...... FHA sewing ...... deco- rating . . . people . .. animals ... GENE work Weatherford jr. Col- lege work M-A-R-R-l-A-G-E. 36 - Seniors-76 VOE Danc- ing . . . Me and my baby cadillac . . . Let's go on a snipe hunt! .. . a good career .. . D+., Doug McBrayer . . . HASCO VICA Future plans . . . College??? ...Work??? Carla 'Dianne McWhorter Cheat- ham, Works where you buy more for less Paper Tam Tam Tammy McDaniel ... ... She's a taco-maker at Taco Bell. ... FHA Drill Team . . . HECE . . . Church People . . . B-O-Y-S . . . College . . ,Mar- riage . . . Staff . . . Varsity Bas- ketball ... FHA ... Don Cheatam I'm going to Okla- homa! ... The middle of an inter- section is no place for a car to die Debbie Melton Fox Photo RO- DEO DECA SUPER skater Baylor... Fan... C 81 W music . . . Races marriage She has God's faith on her side ... ... junior and senior prom . . . Father Hector Taco Medina KEY CLUB Pres. BAND V-P and Pres. Page 37 Solo Music CORNET Out- of-town games. The PRIESTHOOD. Take it off, Hec- tor! .. . . .. ANY- THING for Key Club ots.! Wolfman Gene Merrill Building Trades Who's Who . .. 1st District 2nd State VICA comp. Street signs . .. lack in the Box CARS Na- tional Guard I'm gonna be the U.S. Pres. ... Friday nights .... DAWN . . . ....na Marcella june Moore Hope Neiman Marcus QThe real onelj Uncle Fester Alfred Meeks Mr. Tuba Player T.l.'s Supermarket. Key Club NHS Language Club BAND Baseball. Sports . . . Music... ...col- lege . . . Perry Moreno Eight Days lnn Key Club NHS Sherrie Porky Miner . . . Basketball Track NHS ...OEA . . . CHEER- LEADER ... Soph. and lr. Favorite . . . Football Sweetheart ... Homecoming Queen . . . Randy! . . . College . . . mar- riage ... All wrapped up! IULIE ... ,,.. . . ,,. 1-wi. 25:34. ,. E .4...5:k,,,i 2 Sherry Melman ... Dairy Queen... DECA NHS . . . VICA Reporter . . . Sewing . . . trav- eling. . . . SPORTS ... Bowling ... She collects dolls ...... a future cosmeto- logist College? . . . l'll always re- member friends at B.H.S. vugffiixilil ' .. 'A wif M' ' if 'Vs 7 4 1 lit V . fail! .gf if . L Jigg,,....-., Tennis helping others can help . . . Acappella Choir . . . Songleader FHA ...HECE..,HERO h archery ...... sing- . .V 'ng . .. Camping . GUYS! ... College - ...work ...... e ' C Student Council Paper Staff Basketball! Track . . . The Fa- vorite Soph. and lr. ...Bruce Lee. . . '69 White Camaro WOMEN o- - ege H-A-I-R- C-U-T! Seniors-76 - 37 'Y'-sv Nancy Morris the Cat Drill Team manager . . . OEA Camper bike rider . .. swim- mer. . . T-A-L-K-E-R College? I loved going to Drill Team practice and the football games Patti Neel Cen- 38 - Seniors-76 tury Book Store .... FHA OEA 2 yrs. PARTIES PARTIES ... .. PARTIES!! ... ... Horses . . . Work . . . I'm going ...... to live it up!!! Vickie 1'Victor Morrison BAND . . . MAIORETTE-2 yrs. NHS OEA qv-Pg gm Volleyball Drama Bas- ketball mgr. Lang. Club ... Who's Who in Am.!Bre- wer. lst place- Bond Election Essay. OEA1st in Dist music twirling . .. CHARLES. College- future sec. Billy Buzz Oakes W.l. Cook Chil- dren's Hospital Thespian Society . . . rodeo man Tall man in basketball . .. GIRL watcher . . . Future worker in mental retarded in- stitute? Sociolo- gist? junior-Se- nior Prom! 1'Hawkeye Debbie Purty Dorty Purt Peart Kreamie Kream Band Basketball Track ...VOE...NHS... CHEERLEADER Softball good food. . . cooking.. . camping music . . . nursing . . .travel T.P'ing I.R.'s house . . . got caught. Sita: .EXE Mary McGraw Na- tions Shorty . . . Midget . . . Hickory Animal Hospital . . . Honor Society . .. VOE . .. My husband and my friends .. interest me! .. . College . . . Pm 5 312315 .V a'fElf.:1 5l9I flZl'I' S .sw asv- Wi:.,gq.1'Q gf' V f.ff,1,,i..,f Yfiyjy iz' 'f . , K 2 .' 5 75 9 J ' ' G 'i'-5 A 1 ' Gary Pamplin ICT Vice Pres. of Rodeo Club High Point Bull rider .. . Motor- cycles ........ Hunter ........ Fisher . .. .. . CARS ...C-l-R-L-S...... El Camino . . . Wendy Sugar Bear Pederson . .. LA. Moore Diver- sified Services, Inc. Band Drama NHS. Stud. Council Sec. lr. Class V-P Ms. Cinderella '74 VOE OEA Sec . .. Boys parties Dancing I ate my contact lens! l L Roger Perkins Paint and Body I would like to be either a painter or a welder. They both make good money Money MONEY!.,. Chuck Petrek Ballinger Plumbing Company ICT . . . . . . He's a hunter, a fisher, a GIRL watcher! . . . a future farmer- plumber . . . A few acres a few cows. That's all I want! Mike Polston. Darla Prater. Gloria Razo . , . ln- dian Ace Bur- glar Alarms. Drill Team Lan- WW was? ,3- .,c, ...Q s . it Raymond Razo .. . Chevy Man Cindy Rankin Gibson's- Where your money buys you more . . . . . . . VOE . . . . . . a GREAT sewer . . . She's a party lover Col- lege? . .. guage Club . . . Who's Who . . . Spanish II ... ... Likes meeting people N-U-M- B-E-R-S. . .TCIC . . . Future accountant . . . . . . computer data . .. Buddies 413 DECA DE I and II. Band... rac- ing working on CARS. G-I-R-L-S Sports l'm going to be man- ager of Buddies someday! ... lo Toot Price Baby Cakes -FHA Pres. and Sec. Psy. Club-NHS Ex. Board-ANNUAL. Who's Who: Psy. and Home Ec. II- Who's Who in Am.-CHURCH- Intermural Sports: Ist basketball-2nd volleyball-4th arch- ery-Work with DEAF-Dallas Bap- tist College. Seniors-76 - 39 lay l.l. Rench American Class Co. Football cass Girls!!!! memories . . . Turtle . . . Cathy Patty Scott BAND NHS . .. Drama... Thes- pian . . . Annual Bus. Melanie Me Rushing Flower child at Gordon Boswell s HERO Future Veterinar ian? Florist? She loves AN - MALS . . . Ed ... Band and Student Council . . . S.C. treas Soph. class treas Ce- ometry award ... Tennis . .. music . . Powder Puff . . . Medical career I skipped a year! 40 ' Seniors-76 lacquelin jackie Ross . , . Rodeos . . . Cosmo 1st place notebook at District and State . . . I like to ride steers ...sew... andjust walking, .. . Beau- tician and part-time bookkeeper ... We won our homecoming!!! 'fr ,,,.-' julie Red Hot Scott Scotty Buddies Drama tHon. Men.j Powder Puff Honor Roll go- ing to Baylor with C.M. and M.B. Sherrie and I T.P. 'd R.C.'s house ev- ery night for a week . . . front door open ...him sitting on his cousin! Karen Ruggles Rags DRAMA fPj. THE Actress NHS Thes- pians V-P Forensic Comp. Duet Acting Ist, 2nd, 3rd. UIL '74-'75 All-Star Cast '75-Best Actress-Dist. and Brewer Ist in poetry '75 ART TWC major in ArtXDrama teaching. Becky Pork Chop Scott MOUTH ... N.Elem. P.E. Charlotte Sidoner Cake Maker at DECA-11-12 ... TRAVEL! Rock and Progressive Country music College Future . . . Secretarial work -.cf Jars-tv Aide NHS Office Aide ... NTSU going to explore the world and what's in it L.A. for four months . . . College. . . Un- less marriage slips in! Duck Dee Smith VICA Who's Who in Vocational Education for Auto Denise Carrie Dorothy Marie Slo- vak ... K-Mart Cashier... NHS... OEA VOE Skelton Ter- mplan Financing .. . Pep Club . . . F.B.L.A .... FHA . .. Radio Club ... swimming fish- ing . .. football . , . l got all ten pins! Nurse Skelton Who's Who . . . C.B,'s Col- lege Marriage .. . Remember sink- ing in a foot of mud? Bonanza's parking lot . . . look- ing for a Blue Fast- back Mustang . . . Sawed off joe Mighty Mouse Smith , . . American Handicraft Let- Mechanics . . . , . . Softball D-O-N- A-L-D future mechanic. 'll want to work in a parts place! . .. .. . mar- riage ...... Powder Puff . . . Soph. Homecoming . . . Good looking Mark Stallons Buddies Band . . . Psychology ' 'X Alan Stanley Poindexter K- Mart Camera Man NHS Lan- ,- 1 tered in Rodeo Rodeo Club ... Bareback bronc rider . . . Motor- cycles. . . Pickup. . . trucks ... WOMEN ... PARTIES! I want to be a rancher or rodeo hand! . . . Aaron Rodney Smelley Little Red D0g ICT CVAE English Award . .. cattle . .. C.B. radios likes to hunt duck and deer I love to jus' jeep around. ...future . . . Veteri- narian or Dairy Man Fish Mark Ste- phenson Foot- ball ... Baseball ... DRAMA , . . '75 Best Actor . . . 2nd place trophy TCIC Valentine's Day Program Sugar Skiing plans to TRAVEL . . . TCJC lost pants at Castleberry guage Club DECA Pres. Who's Who-P.E., French II, journalism Archery lRobin Hood!! Marks- manship UTA? I . Baylor? Busi- ness management xv- . Vi' Basketball . . .GIRLS Powder Puff Sweetheart . . . Col- lege on ROTC Remember the tighttsj with West- ern Hills at Mickey Finn's? . . . f'Ohhhhhh my nose! . . . Seniors-76 - 41 Kenny . . . Stew Stewart .... . . a Tect Tool employee ICT Mo- torcycles ....,. Motor- cycles ..... Future . . . undecided . . . just living for today. Shayne Tidwell NHS Band Drama Mr. Key Club Who's Wanda Thompson Caudles Dr. In VICA Drill Team Mgr. cos- metology per- fect attendance Horses . . . D-A-L-E! Wants to own her own beauty shop Practicing for Powder Puff . .. i i Diane Stohl Bill McKay Chevrolet VOE OEA . . . Drill Team man- ager .. . T.C.l.C. for two years then transfer to East Texas State Univer- sity... Deborah Deb Thurman Band NHS Drama . . . Annual layout Ed .... FHS... Lan- guage Club .. . Powder Puff Who's Who Among Amer. H.S. Stud Top Ten .. . Volun- teer nurse . . , future teacher memo- ries Annual and Band trips . . . Q. Al Donna Toelle jack S. Thomas S-T-R-E-T-C-H . . . vicA Building Trades . . . Cars . .. Tennis, Basketball fseems logical with a name like stretch!! Watch out, I'll try anything that comes along! Baby Brahmer . . . Randy Tibbit Blue Light special man . . . Rodeo club . . . High school Ro- deo finals Col- lege! Rodeo Man Marty johnson and I went to Castleberry and sprayed the fire extinguisher! Who: Chess . . ., Typing and Geo .... Voice of Dem . . . Extemp. Speech , . . Semi-finals Nat. Merit Scholarship. . . . American Legion Award. CSF scholar- ship . . . Guess who stole the banner? 42 - Seniors-76 ... FHA . . . Collect- ing things Foot- ball ... Baseball ... having a good time ... working ... col- lege memories pep rallies football games ..,NHS...OEA... Funny Face Patri- cia Travis Future Homemaker ... ... Loves horses and horseback riding . . . Her future . . . work- ing with children . .. avr Lucky David Wil- liams Uncle Remus Mari- gold Milk Company Football Building Trades .. . girls Ladies WOMEN . . . I wanna be a milk- man! Friday night-Mickey Finns-Cracked ribs! v i Kenny Big Ump Umholtz Auto Mechanics VICA Golf Chess . . . Tennis . . . Football . . . Bowling Auto Sports I enjoy having fun and just know- ing my great friends . . . Steven Sterve Williams K-mart Teresa Wesley Debi Woody Wood NHS OEA Student Council Lan- appliance man Tennis Key Club NHS Pres lWheres the pres: dent?j Language Club Track Basketball M R C I A Co lege V it guage Club . . . Track Volleyball Basketball CHEERLEADER Hon Mention All Dist forward Water skiing SPORTS DAVID he plans to en force the law QL school i s Hope Chest' Teresa Worth Rickey's and North Elementary ... ... HERO Par- ties Cliff... l'm gonna get an apartment and party! party! party!!! . . . I Karen Kung Fu Young ...... Levitz BASKETBALL ... VOLLEYBALL ... TRACK ... SOFT- BALL Powder Puff Def. Capt. . . . BOYS... Horses... Football . . . Base- ball. ... College . . . future secretary . . . Seniors-76 - 43 ls. 4 f 1: Q, :F - Workin' t The Carwash Blues Defense: Your Honor, the junior Class Of Brewer High School has demonstrated the enthusiasm that is needed to bring about CHANGE. A representative has been chosen from this class to present reasons for finding this change necessary. Will you come forward and tell the court the reasons your class feels that this change is needed? junior: Being only one class, we realize that we are unable to bring about a great number of changes, although we do see the needs around us. What one class feels is necessary for that class, is not always necessary for other classes. Prosecution: Why does your class feel that what is good for one class is not always good for another class? junior: Because CHANGE is continually needed if progress is go- ing to be made in diminishing negative attitudes that exist in this school. ' Prosecution: And may I ask how the junior Class is changing these negative attitudes? junior: We, the junior Class, are changing these negative atti- tudes by participating in all of the school's activities. CHANGE is needed to bring about positive attitudes. Through this change we can develop new and better attitudes toward edu- cation itself. Prosecution: No one can deny that positive attitudes are needed in school, but why is CHANGE so necessary to bring this about? junior: Because change always brings about something new, something different. Defense: Your Honor, the testimony of this junior representa- tive clearly states that CHANGE is necessary to increase school spirit and participation. Without this needed change, the stu- dents of Brewer High School will soon become dormant and indifferent, totally uninvolved. judge: Prosecution, have you anything to add to your case at this time? Prosecution: No, Your Honor, I have nothing to add at this time. I am ready to move on. 44 - junior Opening . 4? '4 MQ. 18' Nm .iw f, vt' if V . 1 p f V' 4 ak 1. 0 , 'w ,123 m I .ae ',., ,. ' 5 if n , . , K, ,,,A gg? junior Opening ' 45 l lohnny Lux Sam Marler Darvin McBrayer Ricky McLendon Sharon McDowell Maureen Melanson Richard Melman Martha Moody Consuelo Moreno Steve Morris jerry Morrison Robert Oakley Craig Parkhill Kenneth Parrish Scott Passmore Lori Patterson Sue Payne Richard Peart Donna Pennington Chuck Perry jeff Petrie Belinda Pettyjohn Dana Pinelle Gary Pipkin Lori Pollock Paula Potts Margaret Ray Cheryl Redmon Delores Rhine Tricia Richards Tim Roberts Rose Mari Rountree Mark Rushing Rusty Sadler Mel Self Carolyn Sharp Christi Sheppard Charles Shoe Mark Slayton I 1 I ..L Ask Us If We Care! PROSECUTION: As a result of extensive research on your classes, Brewer, I discovered an astonishing fact. Your sophomore class is breaking a tradition that has stood for years. Instead of following past patterns, they have chosen to CHANGE both in spirit and involvement. To further prove my point I have called to the stand a representative of the sophomore class. Could you tell the court why you have chosen to CHANGE? SOPHOMORE: We, the sophomore class of 1975-76, feel that it is time to CHANGE the tradition ot un- involvement that has prevailed over sophomore classes for years. In the past, classes were consid- ered dormant until their junior and senior years. We believe this is wrong. We don't want to wait un- til then to become active. For this reason, we have broken the tradition of uninvolvement, and have chosen not to lie dormant but to come alive. . K i .. ,V I QfQgL,, i vm kr' ami? ., wav 'Si We 'mk-we E I-on 1 W.. .,..,w'?i , 2. x 5':?:1:'V' ver: :, wr Few-rtszzeaez:essw5i?elf'r1Lfer5g! 1+ y ,. , , 3 as MW' Nr wks lb f .fflifgaw 'xiii .1 , SP1 .faigz 3 L,.h 4 ff -f,1A,, My ..f.4,,,, 2 2 W . J Z b .4 5 United We Stand 56 - Freshmen Opening -Psa judge: This court will now come to order. Prosecution, you continue with your interrogation. Prosecution: You, the Freshman Class, state you are t in to VY 8 change tradition by achieving greater respect from up- perclassmen, but why do you feel such a change is necessary? Freshman: At this time, the upperclassmen look down on be part of this school freshmen as no one at all. We want to not an alien of it. Our first year at Brewer High has been a I new experience for each of us but as the year proceeds we II b wi ecome part of this school. rosecution: The freshmen are looked down on be cause it is tradition among Brewer High School upperclassmen . .. reshman: Yes, that is true, but we can change this tradition by showing we care about this school and what happens to it. Prosecution: But if the ch entirely unnecessary. Freshman: No!! That is not true! This CHANGE is very neces- sary in order that the student body of Brewer High can be- come unified as a whole, not divided. Prosecution: Tha k Your Honor. judge: Defense, d this time? Defense: No, this change is necessary in order to bring about greater unity among the students of Brewer High School I have no fur- ther questions at this time. I am ready to move on. ange did come about, it would be n you. I have no further questions to ask, o you hve anything to add to your case at Your Honor, I think my client has proven that Freshmen Opening - 57 3 'H :inf . I xv K 'fn Q t 2 ,LW 'N' qw 1+ 2:g'?'r f fi --xltefig V - LM XKS3' J . XX grim 3 , . . .. W fa., .. Q ' :rr--1,5-39 .9 - 'Sm Y ,Q g, WP ...-.4-. ,,,,...Mw..- W,,,,...Y , Mm- ,M Q. w-...,,, 7 rf Q , 2,1-.....:3f, iv-w..2,, ' Am, Un: -w.., ,YH .W w - 523:12 ' gig, 1 4 f 1 I I A vw X TEACHERS Ms. Iuanita Scott Mr. Cecil Iensen 64 - School Board live Talkin' Prosecution: The School Board shows evidence of CHANGE I wish to speak to a member now. The School Board is an advo- cate of CHANGE. Why? CHANGE is not necessaryg Brewer has quality education now. School Board: We hope to provide quality education for Bre- wer, but we can't without CHANCE E. Prosecution: Why do you care whether Brewer has quality edu- cation or not? School Board: We are concerned citizens and parents, and in order to keep up with the CHANGING education systems, the School Board must also CHANCE. Defense: How does the School Board keep up with all these CHANGES? School Board: By many ways, whether it be a bond election or approving new textbooks. Defense: Your Honor, the School Board is made up of con- cerned adults working for quality education. I move we go on. ludge: Very well. ,'lG,q.b , gk? hai HA Mm ix 4 za Q , ' 3 iq 'H--fi v iw fm ,V wp' x- fm 9. , M? ,,'?Q,x. .i Mr Wllhe Ballard Mr. Eddie Morris Mr. Danny Bryan! Why Can't We Be Friends? 'Q' ha-vga Mr. Charles White Mr. Bill Crabbs H Mi 66 - Office Personnel l Mr. Eldon Krivanek wi, ' lr., ' Y if ,Md-1 rf Ms. lanie Shelton Ms. Lavon Ballard Prosecution: The office personnel supports CHANCE sought by fac- ulty and students .. . Office: True! We support faculty and students in wanting CHANGE! Brewer can't exist if ALL can't agree! Prosecution: Why have you taken such interest? Office: ln the past, we did what was best for us, but now we want what is best for the faculty and students Prosecution: What tasks exist in the office? Office: We uphold discipline and tend to items from records to absences. Prosecution: What CHANGE can be brought about from these items? Office: We can update our ways of dealing with discipline problems and . . . Prosecution: How foolish! There is only one way to deal with dis- cipline problems . . . Office: There is not only one way to deal with discipline! We aren't sure how to update our ways yet, but when we find something that works, we will use ,that method. Defense: As stated by this representative, updating office facilities and ideas is the only way to bring about needed CHANGE. This is very important for the betterment of Brewer High. Office Personnel - 67 c ' f'.1imi1wg1MM 1-,, Mrs Ann Moore Mr Ron Miller 'You've Got Friend Defense: For further evidence, l wish to speak to Brewer's counselors. Counselor 1, do you feel Brewer's curriculum needs CHANGE? Counselor 1: Yes, l do. Prosecution: Brewer has quality education now. Why do you want CHANGE? it Counselor 1: Because our past curriculum has only offered classes that seemed academically necessary, but in this CHANGING society, one must study a wide range of subjects to be well educated for the future. Prosecution: Counselor 2, why do students need more help in planning their future today? Counselor 2: Our world is more industrial. Counselor 1: Yes, and since the world is more in- dustrialized, more students are going to college and seeking high-paying professional jobs. Defense: Why is it so important that students study a wide range of subjects? Counselor 2: More students are interested in col- lege educations, so one must work harder to be admitted into college. Defense: From this testimony I'm sure you can see Brewer's educational systems need to be CHANGED in order to meet Brewer High School students' needs: I have nothing else to say. Listen To What The MAN Said! if Q e t if . . Mr- Bakel' -- - Ms. Bickley . . . Cosmetology . . . VICA . . . I would like to see students with pride AUIO M0ChanlCS -- - I and ll - -- in themselves, their work, education, their teachers, and their school. Our stu- Gentlemen 'QVS 80 to Work-H ' dents have no pride or respect for themselves or anything! Ms. Brandon . . . Homemaking l, Consumer Edu- cation, and Child Development FHA You're driving me crazy! Ms. Brown . . . Freshman English ... Student Council Sponsor ... Good Morning! l would like to see students become more aware of their need for an education, so that the quality of study could be more than spoonfeedingf' M . ' M ' ,sn HMA , .XLT ,ff TLV '. Gv I V K .,,,,, , M W! ...W Ms. Burton . . . Homemaking II ... Home and Family Living... Consumer Educa- tion . . . Child Development . .. FHA sponsor . . . Homemaking Department Head ... Oh, fiddle! . . . I think it is time we stand still for awhile and improve what we have Progress sometimes means improving what we already have. W 3.3.1. Q Y . A I 1 Q ig -'-. , Y, I w. wil 1, ' ..-40 E WW Mr. Busse . . . Trig., Alg. I and II, and Dr. Ed. . . . Math Dept. Head . . . In- tellectually retarded. It's not can't never could, it's mostly won't never would Get back to basics. E '-s .AQ- Mx. F' ' EQ ,, ' ,B . ' .,,..!:f? ,. , My L ! if fy A . I e Q 'fy ,erri Ms. Carrell-Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typ- Z S ' ing. Business Dept. Head Debits must Vp.. equal credits . . . balance. . . transcribe . . . re- basa mixa turn . . . indent. . . Ready, eyes on copy, GOI . ' ' ' ' R Ms. Carter.. . HECE I and II Sponsor of HERO . . . Get to work on SOMETHING! There should be more stress on grammar and basic math. Education should be more relevant. ' if 3. Ms. Carver . . . Criminology . . . Sociology . . . Depression . . . Am. Ms. Crouch . . . Vocational Office Education Co-op . . . Sponsor Hist. Social Studies Dept. Head . . . Hey Gang, remember me? of Office Education . . . fOEAJ . . . Now, girls, there is too much l'm your TEACHER! .. . We should concentrate more on aca- talking going on in here! Girls! Get back to basics in education. d . , . . .- . . emlcs .. . ld like to see more mlnl courses In other fields of Employers wonder what students are learning today. ll study. 70 - Teachers Ms. Dear Freshman English .. . Sponsor of National Honor Society Class, get quiet and stop acting like a bunch of 1st graders! Coach Dobbs . . . Boy's Physical Education . . . BASEBALL Coach . . . Come in . . . sit down . . . SHUT UP! . . . Hubba Hubba! . . . QThat's baseball talklj . . . Teachers need more pay and better facilities. Ms. Fender . . . Library . . . Sh-H-H . . . There should be more Mr. Flowers . . . Auto Paint . . . Body Repair . . . Vocational Indus- discipline among students ...... and more requirements for trial Club of America . . . tVICAj . . . Keep a good attitude and be graduation. pIeasant! Teachers - 71 -5551 1 . ge .xx Mr. Gillespie Chem Phys. Don't worry so much about grades! Courses should be designed to meet needs of individual students. We can't teach just to a person's intellect, but to him as a person. :Lf . ig. ' e ,. ' if C A 2 p - Q :if 1? um, f mfg- -- 3 .,:, ll, W , v ,A - 1' :ral -g, -, -. ' . . . A ze 1 .. I V NM'4:lA. Q M.jN,V kfizlfgjf-. ,,. . , 1k-v 45. .yjfr f 1 W- we..Vk:: W L X' N ,. .. W - A.. . .,., ,Hu X wr ,,q+1.1s:g 'L 'M H e-A-w -1,4 ,., M ,af . ,sz .a1,1'1i.D-na' A 3 gfillltl ' M:,f:fc'e'm wg-352333 K an-f . fiiiifri-'tl ' ., Ms. Hicks . . . Government . . . Senior Class Sponsor . . . Today in the front page news . . . I'd like to see more extensive class use of the creative media services. 72 - Teachers I na. 4 Q4 . sy' Ms. Gillcrease . .. Teacher Aide . .. Teaches Math and English Re SOUI'Ce Y :g QS' V.A.C.. . . ge-Q. if if ii 'Yu x my ,x ,r X 3 Y v EEE Ny 4-. EE me ' is ,A Q P18 Q 1 tsl v gm Q . W hi? z ' kr S K X! is ' fa 5 T 53 6 if L x X 2 A , M. Coach Hall. . . TRACK . . . Head Track Coach . . . Biol- ogy . . . When a student asks me what we are going to do, I tell him we will mildew before we mold . . . I'd like to see more discipline in education. C ' al, ,sw mum -nu , Mr. Holt .. . . . . Coordinated Vocational Mr. lones .. . CHOIR . .. Elem. Music . . . OY Academic Education . . . Sponsor of Choir Boosters Sponsor . .. More individ V.O.C.T. . . . ualized instruction is needed. Education should lean toward individualized creativity. Ms. Kuhnle-D.E.-S onsors DECA and Freshman Class P More emphasis should be placed on career education so stu- dents will have definite goals before they graduate. A I-,ff 'la - ?:L N 5 ,1,fvS--' I Vr., W .A , H Wa ' Mr. Lamb Stage Band DIS Marching Band Asst. M.S. Inter. Band . . . There should be maximum opportunities for individualized de- velopment . . . and independent thinking. Hoo- ver Vacuum Co. gn idx! Xi? ff Mr. Krivanek . . . Metalwork . . . Woodwork . . . Electricity Gen. Shop Freshman Class Sponsor. Head of Industrial Arts Depart- ment . . . What are you doing? Teachers ' 73 Ms. Leonard . . . Introductory Algebra . . . Fresh. Al- gebra . . . Do you know what a chair is used for? Let me have your attention! . . . l'd like more em- phasis on basic skiIls. .:1tg.., ,Y L,- zz 1411,-Tixszx mi Maxatws SL: 3 5' MVN- .f.,f,,,I,,,m KM ,WA S. Ms. Mastandrea Drill Team Middle I School Drama . . . Speech . .. Creative Com- munications . . . Girls! .. . Quiet! . . . I'd like to see more relaxed student-faculty relationships. 3 partment .. . ATHLETICS .. . Kill can't who couldn't 'til he could! Ms. McAlister... Homebound F- Ms McKee Biology Ph sical A-N-T-A-S-T-I-C! I would like to see Sci. . . . Iunior Class Sponsor . . a good reading program in the Head of Science Dept. What higher levels of education. Blue desks? Hey, People! 74 - Teachers Coach McAllster . . . Shop . . . Head of Athletics De- P Coach Miller . . . Vocational Counselor . . . Basket- ball Coach Hustle! Run those bleachers, NOW! That is not the way you do it! Do it again and do it right! Ms Morris Introductory Algebra . . . 1-2-3 and 4-5-6 . . . Fundam Math 4 5 6 My middle name is W-O-R-K! Teachers - 75 in entals oi ...KN -xt, K -mix Ms. Nix . .. English and Math Lab . . . I would like to have a smaller teacher-student ratio so more in- dividualized teaching could take place . . . Coach Parrish-General Business, Athletics, Typ- ing, Health. Haven't had so much fun since MiIIer's dog died! At Brewer we need better equipment and facilities to better our education. ,ffwT2.z::.,. 'ifxiiit ' :MSB X y i Mr. Pearlson . .. Elem. Music . . . M.S. Woodwinds . . . Asst. Band Ms. Ponder American History World Histor D' t - ' lrec or Head Sponsor Soph. Class. Pride and attitude are y...Soph Class Sponsor.. . Get quiet, people! . . . Would I do that? . . . T-E-R-R-I-F-I-C! . .. I'd like to see improvements in attitudes of parents, students, and teachers toward education. not things you talk about, you just do them . . . .3225 11 H ,. -WQQ. J. Mm' We Ms. Potter Teaches Homebound All subjects Good Mr. Reeves Industrial Cooperative Training grief! .. . I cannot . .. believe . .. THIS! sponsor of V.I.C.A. . . . 76 - Teachers Coach Ruth: Wld. Hist. lf you want to make a comment, raise your hand! Shooting the bull. We should hav more vocational courses for stu- dents not interested in going to college. ,ff ,JVQJWZ ZZQV-few-57 l kl'f?1ef,5 179 Lili Sf' EJ If 1 Mr. Schooler .. . lournalism. Photography. I am the dept! 'Hidy-Hidy-Hidy' Fewer subjects should be taught per teacher so teachers can be better prepared to CHANGE students' ed. attitude. F S mm Ti.. -1? Q? wr' .W fff. . 4. .:5fff'l.,, ,gf . 'L- .-,fff , f mil r ff 0, W ,., A, , - 4 - ui Mr. Scribner ...... Building Trades ...... Sponsor of Vocational Industrial Clubs of America l Mr. Sergel .. . Symphonic and Marching Bands .. . Key Club Sponsor . . . Fine Arts Dept. Chair. .. Dir. of Music-W.S.l.S.D. . . . Challenge yourself to work to your ability. Continue the desire for education. Ms. Spurlock . .. New Careers and S.S.V.P. co- ord An honest day's work for an honest day's pay. How do you cope? We need H.S. Art, Freshman Gen. Math, and student self- discipline. Ms. Stubblefield: CVAE Eng . . . Eng. 4-5-6 . . . Get rid of your gum! The school needs better facilities, more materials with which to teach, and more stu- dents with a desire to learn. Teachers - 77 --ci-. 1 Mr. Tucker-Geo. and Intro. to Alg. 1-2-3. Now, get quiet and PAY ATTENTION! I would like to have smaller classes and return back to the basics. Mr. Stubblefield-Psy., Soph. and lr. Eng ANNUAL You need a page of notes today. I'd like to see students study more. Teachers should not cater to students . . . but emphasize education. rw jf.. ff 0 Mr. Vogel . . . Soph. Eng. and Drama Sponsors Drama Club and Inter. Thespian Soc Drama and Speech Dept. Head. Alright, people! Get quiet and get busy! . . . Teachers need respect and cooperation. -wr ,... - exam ',-- 'A -A-- f ,. 's'gxsfes2i3'5ft'eesfif, s Ms. Thurman . .. Phy. Science . . . I would like to see a smaller student-teacher ratio . . . fully equipped departments . . . more students think- ing inductively and deductively on their own. .4 .95 .3535 , 9... Ms. Ware . . . French I and ll . . . Am. History .. . Lan- guage Club spon . . . Head lr. Class Sponsor . . . C'est dommage . . . There should be more emphasis on ac- ademic subjects. 5 lunior Class Sponsor .. . .-.d' Ms. Woodrum . . . lr. and Sr. English .. . English De- partment head ln a nutshell, here it is. Hurry slowly!-Time is valuable. Don't let grass grow under your feet. Coach Williamson . . . . . . Physical Science .. . . . . Ms. Watson . . . Girls' P.E .... Athletics . . . Sit in your right places or get five points taken off your grade! Listen to me! Our school needs better facilities in all departments . . . Teachers need more authority and control. Coach Willis . . . Am. Hist . . . Frontier Hist. Clear your desks, we have a quiz to take. Let's hurry up and take an easy test! I'm the easiest history teacher you can have. Teachers need more' pay. r as K if ,. .., , 1 - ur li iv ai m .a J f'. Ms. Wright.. . Ir. English . . . Spanish . . . Co-sponsor of Lang. Club . . . I would like to see education made more practical for all students. Con- cerning elective courses, I would like to offer these on a pass-fail basis. Teachers - 79 Prosecution: lt is obvious that students and faculty are biased concerning the necessity of CHANCE. So it seems logical to talk to those who have greatest knowledge of whether CHANGE is necessary or DOI. Maintenance: The CHANGES the students and faculty are asking for are not unreason- able at all. Prosecution: Gobbledygook! How can you say that! Maintenance: Listen, Mr. Big Wig, If class- room facilities were improved, a new atmo- sphere would exist in school, which would surely promote better attitude toward edu- cation itself. Prosecution: How do you know? Maintenance: Each day we note many im- provements that can be made in the class- rooms. We are more than willing to give our time and labor to add facilities to Brewer, but we can do nothing until cooperation is received from those in higher positions. 80 - Maintenance Personnel T akin' Care Of Business f-..L..,.,, xiii E z M... ng.. f' t rt--up I gs-vm in ygig- W if. M, --3 :-..,a. Y 't snag ...qi CY L-R: Roy Brannon, B.F. Henddrick, lim Shilhonek, Dolton Allison. n ?'!? 'HE'1?f is i 5x, .Hai I, .sky ,5, ,, ,L - V, - ,ms-a: ,1.g: Q, 4,,. si ' P' w.:-arm -.f '- ! 'ff 123 35 gg-L' .. 7 lf' . ' WW' 22 , ,L ,Lu . t . f if '.' ft: 1 ,X Q- ' . flip - f 2 ,A - 42:1-. 571' gi' ' A P... vi 'H' 'rgffiktgg ' 'T . . 1. 1. 1, , ,,..,,. L-R: Mosel McNutt, lane Cowsar, G enna W, f fgz, ,. ,fl :ff 'iw fi tiff? :fl w 'sem ,Re P' . T. 3 ESM :-,.,5:.,,4 y. -zfrv 4 -1 W3 52. K.. it. 9, i Q277 Mm, fha M 'W mme, 'Www Mm. W ma. F, v ,. . 1. ,',,,......a- .... r 'ff in l Warren, luanita Sandlin. !!! Prosecution: Oh, Let's move on. Defense: l now call to the stand a lunchroom personnel. As a member of the lunchroom personnel, will you please tell the court if any CHANCE is essential for the continuation of lunchroom service? LR Personnel: Of course! We feel CHANGE is definitely needed! Prosecution: That is completely ridiculous! How can you say that? ' Defense: l object to his line of questioning-l will not have my client addressed in such a manner. ludge: Objection sustained. Prosecution, I will have no more of that. Prosecution: Yes, Your Honor. LR Personnel: As the number of students increases and the school continues to grow, it is necessary to expand lunchroom facilities in order to meet the demands of a larger number of students. Defense: How do you feel about the requests made by the students and faculty? LR Personnel: The requests are very reasonable and we sincerely hope the call for CHANGE is needed so PROGRESS can be made in the betterment of educa- tional facilities. Prosecution: Oh, Hogwash! . . . I am' ready to move on. Lunchroom Personal - 81 N. PERsoNALmEs Sherrie Miner: Basket- ball Q4 yrs.j OEA NHS Student Coun- cil Cheerleader Q4 yrs.j Favorite Q2 yrs., Football Sweetheart . .. Homecoming Queen . . .Track Q4 yrs.j. 84 ' Mr. 84 Ms. B.H.S. Mr. B.H Ms. B.H l Richard Couch Sherrie Miner Richard Cpuch: Foot- ball Q3 yrs.J Track Q1 yr.J ... Basketball Q3 yrs.j NHS Q2 yrs.j. George lacy: Football Q4 yrs.J Basketball Q1 yr.J ... Baseball ... Track Q1 yr.j Key Club Woods and Waters Pres Drama George Lacy Dawn McKinney Best All Around Dawn McKinney: Drama Q3 yrs., NHS HECE Pres Woods and Waters Club Drill Team Q1 yr.j...FHA... V-1-'a iu ' . 'x ifmkn-, , ,. :f2.'7T- f.'-3.552 ' fi-11 f ' Best All Around - 85 loe Smith: Football Q3 yrs.j ... Track Q1 yr.l ... ICT Rodeo Club officer. 86 - Best Looking Best Looking loe Smith Karen Ruggles Karen Ruggles: Speech Q2 yrs.j Drama Q4 yrs.j Thespian NHS Q2 yrs.j Who's Who .f. Annual Q2 yrs.j .. . Paper Staff Q1 yr.j .. . Woods and Waters Club . . . Best Actress . .. 1st Place Writing Contest. Most Likely To Succeed Mike Hall: Student Council Q2 yrs.j Var- sity Baseball Q2 yrs.j Bear Facts Ed Key Club Q3 yrs.p NHS 12 yrs.j. Mike Hall Marcia Bangs Marcia Bangs: Student Council Q4 yrs.j NHS Q3 yrs.j . .. Band Q4 yrs.j Class Officer Q2 yrs.j Key Club Sweetheart. Most Likely to Succeed - 87 Best Senior Citizen Hector Medina: Band Q4 yrs.j Key Club Q3 yrs.j NHS Q3 yrs.j Language Q3 yrs.J . . . Student Council 12 yrs.j. 88 - Best Senior Citizen Hector Medina Carol McCauley Carol McCauley: Bas- ketball 14 yrs.j Vol- leyball Q3 yrs.j Drama Q1 yr.j OEA Q2 yrs.j . . . VOE 12 yrs.J. Mark Stephenson: Football f4 yrs.J Bas- ketball f2 yrs.j Track Q2 yrs.J Baseball Q2 yrs.j . . . Student Counci Powder Puff Sweet- heart Woods and Waters V.P. . . . Most Athletic Mark Stephenson Debbie Peart Debbie Peart: Basket- ball f4 yrs.j Track Q4 yrs.J ... NHS Q4 yrs.j ... Cheerleader fi yr.J Student Council U yr.j Band 12 yrs.j . . . Speech Club U yr.j Math Club Q2 yrs.j Most Athletic - 89 Shayne Tidwell: Top Fifteen .. . Valadictorian NHS Q2 yrs.j Key Club Q3 yrs,j . .. Band Q4 yrs.j. 90 - Most Studious Most Studious Shayne Tidwell Kitty Kelly Kitty Kelly: Student Council Q3 yrs.j ... NHS Q3 yrs.j Drama 12 yrs.j Class officer Q2 yrs.1 . . . Language Q4 yrs., Track Q2 yrs.j. Lenora Laughlin: Band Q4 yrs.j Drum major- ette Q2 yrs.j FHA Q2 yrs.j ... NHS Q2 yrs.j ... Band Sweetheart . . . An- nual Staff U yr.j. Most Friendly Dwayne Hall Lenora Laughlin Dwayne Hall: Track 12 yrs.l Football U yr.j ... NHS ... Most Friendly - 91 Homecoming Queen Sherrie Miner 92 - Homecoming Queen ral' ' V ,1e',Q+fqag, .ei Sherrie Miner: Bas- ketball Q4 yrs.j OEA...NHS...Stu- dent Council ... Cheerleader Q4 yrs.j Sr. Favorite Q2 yrs.J Football Sweet- heart Home- coming Queen Track Q4 yrs.j. Sherrie Miner: Basket- ball Q4 yrs.j OEA NHS Student Coun- cil Cheerleader Q4 yrs.l Favorite Q2 yrs.j Football Sweetheart ... Homecoming Queen . . . Track Q4 yrs.j. Football Sweetheart Sherrie Miner Football Sweetheart ' 93 Band Sweetheart Lenora Laughlin Lenora Laughlin: Band Q4 yrs.j Drum majorette Q2 yrs.j FHA Q2 yrs., NHS Q2 yrs.j Band Sweetheart . . . An- nual Staff Q1 yr.Q. 94 - Bind Sweetheart Debi Wood: Basket- Basketball Sweetheart Debi Wood ball Q4 yrs., Track Q4 yrs.j Volleyball Q3 yrs.j NHS Q2 yrs.j Student Council Q2 yrs.j Class Officer yr.j OEA Cheerleader Q3 yrs.j Language Club V.P. , Basketball Sweetheart - 95 ey Club Sweetheart Debra Brown Debra Brown-Majorette4 4 yrs Band-4 yrs Language Club-2 yrs Top 15 Drama Club-2 yrs... FHA-1 yr. .. OEA- 1 yr Parliamentary Team journalism 96 - Honey Comb of the Year 81 Key Club Sweetheart Honeycomb of The Year Kay Iker Kay Iker-Drill Team-3 yrs ... Speech-1 yr ... Drama-1 yr... Oea-2 yrs ...Voe-2 yrs 5, 3' ,f.f : i K x ' 'x A f J' 'aa f s M M A i .dl Q. t . -., . WNW--7.....,o0 Mike Hall- lf you can dream- and not make dreams your master and not make thoughts your aim if you can fill the unforgiv- ing minute with sixty secounds worth of distance run, yours is the Earth and every- thing in it, And, which is more-you'll be a man, my son! Anonymous vl9!'1 i 1 5 New-ww 4 eww-- Shayne Tidwell- To be honest, to be kind, to earn a little, to spend a little less, to renounce what- ever shall be neces- sary and not be em- bittered, to make a family happier for my presence, to keep a few friends, and above all, to keep friends with myself. Robert Lewis Stevenson J, f af? .K V Q neva f- . I 5 B ' i f' .g ag Q .mt XX . M t, ,FII Debbie Thurman- Few will have the greatness to bend history itself, but each of us can work to change a small portion of events, and in total of all those acts will be written the history of this generation. Robert Kennedy Hold Your Head Defense: I am proud to present as my next witness, the Top Fif- teen students. ludge: Will your representative come forward? Defense: Will you explain a little about this group to the court? Top Fifteen: Well, we are seniors chosen due to our outstanding averages. , Prosecution: Wait! Wait one moment! Normally, only ten seniors are chosen. Why were fifteen chosen this year? -Top Fifteen: Because fifteen students have averages so close that our positions can CHANGE many times throughout the year. Prosecution: Well, l'm not surprised that more students weren't chosen I mean, since Brewer provides such a crummy education. Top Fifteen: Listen, you made a big mistake when you said that! We will never forget what we have been taught at Brewer, or the people we have known. Prosecution: Oh, come now! .... Top Fifteen: Wait! Brewer has done a great job of preparing us for our future life and it will continue to do so as years go by! Prosecution: Your Honor, these people are getting ridiculous judge: Prosecution, I will not tell you anymore to refrain from such talk Move on!!! Prosecution: Yes, Your Honor. Hector Medina- He that would gov- ern others, first should be the master of himself. Phillip Massinger Qu Top Fifteen - 97 Richard Flores- But self-exam- ination, if it is thor- ough enough, is nearly always the first step toward change. I was to discover that no one who learns to know himself re- mains just what he was before. Thomas Mann 98 - Top Fifteen Cathy Scott- . .. Be what you want to be, not what society wants you to be... A.E. Sergei III Debbie Camp- Honesty.of thought and speech and writ- ten word is a jewel, and they who curb prejudice and seek honorably to know and speak the truth are the only builders of a better Iife. john Galsworthy Fw . s Qi-3 . Carol McCauley- Success is the sum of all small efforts. Repeated day in day out, with never a mo- ment of doubt. Anonymous ,fm ,. Kitty Kelly- My search is not yet over. I find myself still at the point of depar- ture-but now that I've made it once, I can be sure of going on. Anonymous Steve Hall- If you want to be original, be yourselfg God made no two people exactly alike. Steve Hall Onza Hudson- Brown- n you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost that is where they should be Now put foundations un der them Henry David Thoreau He that wrongs his friend wrongs himself more. Alfred Lord Tennyson 9l?HiW ' Debbie Peart- l feel the capacity to care is the thing which gives life its deepest signifi- cance. Pablo Casals 4 Neff' ,J Alfred Meeks- I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me. Philippians 4:13 Wendy Pederson- God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot changeg the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to K now th e difference. Prayer of Serenity Top Fifteen - 99 Shayne Tidwell-I look at life with a full- ness as great as the ocean, a fullness of physical life, as mind equal to and beyond their fullness with an inexhaust- ible desire to use them, and a soul greater than all things to give me a purpose. Yesterday Once More Cathy Scott-Yesterday is only a dream. Tomorrow is only a vision. But every day makes all those dreams a vision of hope. if 'li Y N 5 i, t, . f f' I 3 f 100 - Seniors-'76' Who's Who Ai .J .. .fs . X -. ,af , .11 4 X ifijg. ,. . ,-,ni ' I I - .,n.,,,Q 1 A lo Price-Life is short and precious. The way we spend our time determines the fruitfulness of it. As for me, the most im- portant things in my life are faith, hope, and love, faith in Christ, hope for the future, and love for everyone around me so anything I can do forlanyone, let me do it now. I , .4 'N .sv-emu.. .J F . 1 ' ,l lg. ,- Pxi' .. .' V I . . ' 'V it l ,ffl I I x . , , ,gil fa! . 'eden I 4 ,. ,FN .s ,.C 1' f . M' 1 I V , f If Debi Wood-It's because of the friends you've made that makes life worth living and sharing, not living for ourselves, but for those in our lives who care. Life's splendor depends on giving and doing for others. joys of life are found in the smallest quan- tities. I believe living in God's world is the greatest gift of all. Mike Hall-Life is precious. If you don't give one hundred per cent, you will not be able to obtain your goals. I want to look back on my life and be able to say I did as much as I could. Success comes easy for those who will put forth the desire and time. 4 YS? f 4 H 7. AJ, ,NX A c A' ef Richard Flores-Dare to be different! Never conform. Conform is a word found only in the vocabulary of those who have no will to fight because they know they are defeated before they begin. Ron Coombs- God gave us two ends- one to sit on, and one to think with. A man's success depends on which end he uses the most. lt's a case of heads you win, tails you lose. Sa Carol McCauley- A person must live each day as he feels God is leading him to, be- cause we are not promised a second chance, we are not promised tomorrow. We should try to get every bit of happiness we can out of life and still be aware of the greater happiness that waits us beyond this world. ,Mrs W, is c, 1 , T sw.. .K Hector Medina-Life is a gift more valuable than gold. ln it we find joy, desire, fun, hap- piness, gloom, misery, and an ounce of hope. This hope keeps man's will to survive from expiring. Those who lose their hope I pity, for they have lost the secret to a long and full life. Jw fra 5 Kitty Kelly-Since life is so short, l believe in stretching it to the fullest. That means striving to obtain goals I have set. A happy, successful life is the outcome of hard work and effort, but when there's a will, there's a way. The best things in life are earned, and that's all the more reason to put forth effort and hard work to obtain them. Seniors-'76' Who's Who - 101 fo ofgwlcfzoqcw wif-Q6 , AL Zi A-AMX?-E 'X Senior Favorites i V7 J' of P S Wad WM Mi? fm-MZfvL,f224 za Perry Moreno Debi Wood .Q wa. r '.m??r, iz.--Q, A -we - ,ff ..-- t, , . 57ii1FiLe1s'rfu. f - .k,. ,, Q h .. c, x fi M, 4 , . x .1 5-T w . ,Wh , ,ll . .. . MM.- AT... : X Laughlin. QM! Take It to the Limit L-R: Ms. Crouch, Mr, Busse,'Ms. Hicks, Mr. Tucker, Ms. Carroll, and Mr. Reeves. ge. :---ez,-:.: . i X M y- . Vg 4 m ' 1 .. ' , f'i'iQff: xl 1- A W' +351 . ' e ' 1 . 1., wwf I AWYTL ii? ri- wus? - - ' Q3 5 ' ' :ww --fm,-fs.f:',r. : is 1' :J--ry www' mam Pres: Carol McCauley, V.P: Perry Moreno, Rec. Sec: Marcia Bangs, Corr. Sec: julie Scott, and Trees: Lenora V i s irr, if N , f i I f?'f7iffQ' T X45 , . -yr . . ,V 3 .2 is, .fu fi x, Senior.Favorites - 103 I Got A ame Wendy Vorholt-Is it important to re- member and understand organically grown butterflies, or green apple-fIa- vored bubble gum, or raisen bread? No, it's important to laugh and remember life. lf. 'xr t I sv z Q K Lori Bolf-Life is beautiful! If one has faith in the Lord, then he will have a happy and successful life. Sure, I will face problems, but they are forgotten as the good things happen. I have much to look fonrvard to and live for, so I want to live my life to its fullest. 104 - junior Who's Who Donna Pennington-Life is what you make V Kathy Hayden-Life is like a seesaw, full of ups and downs. Each individual has the choice of remaining on top, but can only achieve this through determination, desires, and dreams. it! I believe in striving for the highest. No matter how hard things get, or how down we feel, we should always keep on trying, and never stop having faith. I believe that through God and self-determination, anything is possible. Cheryl Redman-Christ is all I need. I want God's best in my life What are you doing for Heaven's sake? 2 i Rose Mari Rountree-Life is a hand that may slap you into reality. At time the hand of life will point directly at you, it may pin you to the ground. Yet the same hand will also caress you and easily guide you to happiness. l . f 't lrl Patrice Warren-l believe we should look at life with a smile, and an under- standing open mind. We should take life's hardships and trials in stride, and live each day as if it were our last. We should think happy thoughts, and there- fore, reflect a happy appearance. Albert Lescovensky-Life can be ex- pressed by many values such as love, kindness, enjoyment, hatred, or pity. Life changes-it's good, it's bad, and it some- times may not seem like living. But it is only what a person makes it, and that is what it is all about. 31 .5 Rusty Sadler- One of the strongest charac- teristics of genius is the power of lighting its own fire. Everything is within one's grasp if one will pursue it to the utmost of his ability. Life is full of ups and downs, but if one will treat life right, there will be more ups than downs. The truth is found when one is free to pursue it. ' 'ff 1 , Steve Morris-Life is short and beautiful. Live each day to its fullest, and take advantage of every opportunity to help yourself and others. Take life seriously, but don't let it dominate you. junior Who's Who ' 105 t at S junior Favorites Craig Parkhill Lori Bolf w i ' ' ' L' 1 -9 5 ,A I sv A' M.. A , Rock round the Clock NM! 'Ll AM AA ff'-psf R rg QQ 1 , , .N ' . c' ' X .05 74 3 1 , g in . ,, fuQQkf W, V x . ,, , , rm. .1 Pres: Lori Bolf, V.P: Donna Pennington, Sec: Rose Mari Rountree, and Treas: Craig Parkhill. 5 2,565 M L-R: Mr. Williams, Ms. McKee, Ms. Ware, Ms. Leonard, and Mr. Holt. junior Officers and Sponsors - 107 my Cecil Nonfelle-Life is only successful if one realizes and achieves his goals. In or- der to discover a goal, a person must be careful to choose one he can reach. Goals can only make life pleasant if they are worthwhile. Above all, goals give direction in life. Lester Couch-Life is too great to ever be totally lost. lake Del Rio-Life is a gamble in which ev- ery person is involved. Many times when the stakes are high and the risks low, much is bet, but God is the only one who knows who will win and those who will lose. 'QQ' W You've Made Me So Very Happ N ' Q' 5 QW 2 . V 5 af-fr f p ,xg Qu, , Q f ,-g. I H - ck 15 V , 4 lill i ,,, li 'if x , 1 . 7, I Yolanda Medina-Life is an eternal test. Each event is a test to show that big prob- lems can be solved with simple solutions. 108 - Sophomore Who's Who 'Wa-.1 rf. . -R' .. ,.. .cs ,E Q .V g SI Z . N x 'tai I X ,- 'Q - . I .' W . . V K1 M 4 A ' l ' L' , 'f .L :, Q x ' 'X l ' , ' lj: , . X . 7 W ' gi, 'ft 1 1 . A ,. , 'if ,z ' s' at ,gf-1 Alyce Cain-Days past hold great memo- ries-activities in school being with my friends every day is new and different. Life is full of happy times, and I want to live my life to the fullest. Rhonda Pennington-I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do so now. Let me not neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. l gg. -i ' 'J . Marvin Black-You should live your life the way you see it and try to enjoy life as much as you can while you are young. K' ' F-1, . az1:iQSi2'r- f 'ft K is-,.ls2:.g:wf1 - i Si d i' S X1 X - 1 , --fgc.Q:23Z4s-ig' 2 .igzisy 'W' 1-53511szi,-.5gi...e -A ...I rffitilas 5 - --W Q ' 1 4951. r Alan Umholtz-I look forward to each day, because you can always learn something new. I live from day to day hoping to meet goals I have set for my- self. Without goals, life is like a bird without wings. 5 Ricky Stanford-I think you should listen to all sides of the matter, and then do what you want concerning' your future. You should become what you desire, not what others want you to be. Tina Moore-People should strive for hap- piness every day of their life. One can find happiness in achieving goals. The harder the goal, the more rewarding to achieve it. One should not quit after reaching a certain goal, but set higher goals. You should al- ways do your best to achieve your life's goals. Sophomore Who's Who - 109 Kevin Beckham Alyce Cain Sophomore Favorites 1 l e x inns- 3-...... f fQ,,gm ix: ,. l to R: Pres: Alyce Cain, VP: Yolanda Medina, Sec: limmy Newland, and Treas: Connie lackson. Can See Clearly Now L to R: Ms. Brandon, Ms. Ponder, Mr. Pearlson, Ms, Carter, and Ms. McMullen. ei, Q4 I is-V 99. fs I' ,Es F 5 Q4 4 Q T'-ar '.4 F S 5 it .Ai , 3 I ,. 'R 7 A685-Q' K is 'Q A m , ,ae 5, ' fl' is 4'v'1 4 :f s'V1 v- A Qfggla -h-'5f i? i ' 'Q ar ia .yyl-i'5 Nw to 42.9 1,3 ywmuw WU' ,,e'f ,wn. all S, I qsqf ,rift ., Jw 32 ,IM G' , 9' lla? 5w'35i':wi?,.aliQ - 'ami N'?i't..xx.t ...M-. H 2 1 vu ' s Sophomore Officers and Sponsors - 111 . wx' wa Q is ., 4. N A, . , Q' gr 1' , K v Q , ,Q 1. I SL I . Regina Holloway-No man can suffer too much, and no man can fall too soon, for if he suffers, or if he falls, it is in the defense of the liberties and constitution of his country. W 1 Doug Morris-If I had to choose whether I would do something for fun or work for a better education, I would choose the better education. Sure, you only live once, but if you have fun now, you will suffer later. That's why I say make yourself as intelligent as possible, and you will benefit in the long run. 112 - Freshmen Who's Who qv 5 K Ni , k -MA W, s qlf: '-3212 1133: :sf fs- W, X .cs - ww 4, Larry Boatman-Life is like sports, you're always trying to improve yourself and your ability. So I have set my goal to al- ways do my very best in everything I do, education and athletics. S .dw I 'NVQ 1 I l ' ' i I if . if i it ' 2 5. '. ' i - ' ,' 4. W r ,ata ' ' . ,. if- '- x I 1 13 . y H il af K an K JV, I 111ggtf.: x 3 A :w k - .MWA sf :X 5 ll ' A , '4-if -pzxm ,v.-,. , , I tM..,,.,, ' .5 l W .Q Scott De Shong-Life is to be lived in a spe- cial way. You show yourself by your actions toward friends and others. God has given us all certain talents to use in living and serving Him on earth. I feel we should use the talents in things we do, for our- selves and others around us. 'Ear Tom Ragland-just like everything else, life has its ups and downs. You just have to take the bad things with the good, and al- ways strive to do your very best in every- thing you do. All The Young Dudes KWH' I as gf' ' W Af Vg , if 1 . O a E - 4 I i ,At ' , 6 Y i M K ,ki ' ' ,T 'f -I f. 'L . 1.21 'I s if 1 -if +' - Q J' ', i any F - Q51 ,f fV,V . M U ,, Debie Cochran-My outlook on life Being with my friends at school Cheer- leading Living my life to the fullest, making it complete . . . Doing things to help other people, and to help make myself better. L. Elisa Sawyer-More important than the length of our lives is how we spend each day. For example, an error becomes a mistake only when we refuse to correct it Bobby Simpson-My outlook on life is to enjoy each day. After each day's end, I like to feel a sense of accomplishment. If this feeling is not present, my day seems wasted. wx fi! I a ts,f if Eddie Boyd-You only live once so live each day to the fullest always try your best and surely your life will be happy and satisfying. WW '1 'pb Dana DeWoody-My outlook on life is to always strive to do my very best, no matter if it is hard or simple if it is harder, it makes it all the more challenging. Freshmen Who's Who - 113 Freshmen Favorites Mike Canard Ianelle Boyd Favorites A It's Gonna Take Some Time This Tim . 'I' W1 M115 ff' 1 oaf K 6.655 K: K 6'g',?l 1.Q' it ,X 5' ik ,fx tj 'F egg! 'f '13, iw f X IZ, 15514 . , 1 i in if M ff 3 to R: Pres: Scott DeShong, VP: Christine Bowland, Sec: Ronnie Hoover, and Treas: Larry Boatman. 'AUX SV! uni HMG! wirxvm g.,H,m.1 vt n.1w-tif, X :N rms X Wtimw lffli' CRW' L to R: Ms. Morris, Mr. Krivanek, and Ms. Watson. ,aff ,ff ..,... s Freshmen Officers and Sponsors - 115 i W N f l I N 5 1 N 1 2 X 4 , r 1 1 1 S 1 L A 1 i 1 W W I Z i Y I w l Y I 1 I 1 Prosecution: My next witness represents a club well known for desire of CHANG E. This club is a major threat to the school and community ... Key Club: We promote CHANG E, but we DO NOT pose a threat to the school and community. Prosecution: You not only promote CHANGE among yourselves, but among students of Brewer, and citizens of White Settlement. How can you say you are not a threat? Key Club: Because our club is dedicated to improving life in school and the community through service Prosecution: What kind of service? Key Club: Service includes working with young and old alike. Anyone in need can come to us, and if possible, we solve the problem. The purpose of Key Club is to pro- mote CHANGE for our school and community. Surely you must admit nothing is criminal about this Prosecution: Uh I have no more questions. lst 118 - Key Club CLUBS AND QRGANIZATIQNS O Q- ve left Front: Hoby Dacus, Shayne Tidwell, Cecil Norvelle, Freddy Gregg, and Hector Medina. Right Front: Doug Morris, Mark Kirby, jake Del Rio, Kerry Williams, joey Thompson, Leonard Harris, Steve Hall, Steve Williams, and Mike Hall. Let's Do It Again p- rv fx' gig, , , s ',,s Vtriitiz 1 E si., , .... V, -fi Q., 1 ws., iw. ri Key Club' - 119 .K .,., ,K Q I The Words Don't Come Easy Prosecution: Will the Paper Staff take the stand? ludge: What's taking so long? Paper Staff: Sorry, Your Honor. I had to paste up some copy for this week's issue! Prosecution: Can we get on with it? Paper Staff: Sure! Paper Staff is going to re- '2 port the results of this trial in the paper any- way... Prosecution: That's blackmail, Your Honor! Paper Staff: We're just reporting the news Prosecution: You say the administration censors your paper? Well, censorship is needed when useless CHANGE is promoted. Paper Staff: You're wrong! There may be a lot of censorship, but the CHANGE is not useless. We want students informed of CHANGE at Brewer. This is part of the job of the Paper Staff. Prosecution: But, as I stated before ludge: Prosecution, would it be within your If limitations to present new evidence? . fa! xl .,,,, Prosecution: 1Sigh!p I give up! 120 - Paper Staff Rxnrw Q-or .K . .... gg gg? vying-. , s P pr Q Q a,,,,,, , pb., 2 W ., Q if 0 4 ag V Yi , Q, 'W Y :TQ , O f 'ff 1 3 F7 3 13241 e f . . gf 5 xg! . 5 E 'sv I . , b, Q1 ,- 5 3 f , 5, IV -' 2 x fggk -,SEI Q-1.5, ' fd 2 . . . . Debra Brown, Richard Flores, Donna Pennington, Sharon Warner, Sherry Faircloth, Kim Pilon, Mike Hall, Kathy jenkins, lim Ford, Gary Pipkin, Toni Cameron, 1' A Paper Staff - 121 Prosecution: The greatest CHANGE maker at Brewer is the Annual Staff. The Annual is never like other school's .... Debbie. Cary: You're right! . . . lo, Richard, Debbie, lake: fBraggingj Copy makes it that way. Y Staff: NO SIR! You don't ma-a .... Mr. Stubblefieldz fForcefuIlyj Cool it Staff! Prosecution: fDisgustedj I hope ya'll don't al- ways act 'this way. Glenn: ISarcasticallyj Of course not! We never disagree! Staff: QScreamingj RIGHT! Prosecution: fShouting!The yearbook seems harmless, but it is symbolic of CHANGE stu- dents want. It promotes student unrest! Steve, Lenora, Scott, Russ: flmpatientlyj Come off it! The annual is unique because each year is. Cathy, Ron, Sharon: Right! We promote CHANGE, but it shouldn't be feared. Prosecution: QAngryj Are you long-winged -ii' QUITE through? Staff: fYellingj Yes!!! Mr. Stubblefieldz fFuriousj You don't talk to my staff like that, you 855 Mit !! Prosecution: fDelerious! Get them out! They ii bug me.. ludge: fCalmj Don't speak your personal com- ments in court! Move On! W' if, 5.1-,J mfg wt W Wasted Days And Wasted Nights! 1-.u4,Ff:5y 122 - Pinnual Staff Xa 'II l. , , We K ae 5 3 E L LLW- fi. wi H l' ,ff K2 X X ille- 3 ' A ' Q ,.,. ... ' -Ep-. W, , Editor-in-Chief: Glenn Cole, Business Editor: Cathy Scott, Photography Editor: Steve Hall, Layout Editor: Debbie Thurman, and Copy Editor: lo Price. Below-Sponsor: Mr. Ron Stubblefield and Editor: Glenn Cole. 2? , it ..,. , , . , V, X VVV., Q ,E ,.t,. ., - ., ' Q... E E K x ,la :IEW Annual Staff - 123 We've Got To Get It On Again 904' ,.. '45 5 . e is Q tx my ian... -, 'H fill le' f P- 'i f .Juv '!.? '4f1'V4 N . 'A - Q ' ' A f f ' Q, Q' X '1- K - .LL' V W- i -. 1tg f' . . . ' elgri WYWA'-f P . ...... ef. - ,. 'e f A'L' , - Zif f f V Q 0 '-7' ' 5 A A ' - 'IT' ef ff., N 141: ft ' ' W '- 'A ' f,. ' 'T ma, . .Eye an - 1 ' .W t A. x ' l K ., 'K uf . - , . ,K f 19:1 'le ' ' Q, - ' WT f I f -fikiilgv N- I :fy N-I iii :x -7 . :J Q . vfl f ,QQ .,.. il W , , 1' A. 33, A e. , MQ, - r v- gftlfflf .. ' ., , --. y Af W ' 1 l K '- jj N L QQ M ' . I f orgy!! V, 'vin 5 S , 3' ' ' 'ei1iEW?3'iA:hn'm , 35- e T F' f r ig t it V - l list LL. Y ' A 'WT President: Mike Hall, Vice President: Kitty Kelly, Secretary: Lori Bolf, and Treasurer: Rhonda Pennington. 124 ' Student Council I X V .fe 3,535 ,.,..se P it A f -:S Ax, if L45 my N-W... A ludge: Prosecution, you may proceed. Prosecution: My next point of evidence against Brewer concerns activities of the Student Council. The Student Council or student meddlers as they are commonly called .... Defense: Your Honor, I must object to Prose- cution's continual slander towards my client. Prosecution: Excuse me for being so severe. As I was saying, the Student Council is respon- sible for much CHANGE at Brewer. Their sug- gestions are usually accepted by the student body, is this not true? Student Council: Yes, it is true! We think of these projects so there will be variety and or- ganization among the student body. Prosecution: No further questions. ludge: Thank you, Defense, you may proceed. Defense: I think the evidence has shown there is CHANGE at Brewer, but it is not at all unnecessary. ludge: Thank you. We shall now proceed to the next point of evidence. K ,P y as A l . C Af W HCT! WTP i We t1 .. 4 f Student Council - 125 pb T 57 :' Defense: NHS is a chief organization in Brewer, scholastically and in character. A member will tell reasons why NHS feels CHANCE is needed. NHS Member: We feel students, teachers, and most people in general do not respect each other. We are trying to restore this respect by showing character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Prosecution: How have you done this? NHS Member: By being leaders in school, and by transacting projects for needy families. Prosecution: Oh Bull, how can that help? NHS Member: We hope we stimulate others to CHANGE and better their attitudes. If students remain apathetic toward each other, the world doesn't have a chance for tomorrow. Defense: Thank you very much. You may step down. Isnt mf' Hold Your Head High H L,L'. .fQ--1b Q ' . . ' , . 5 WX 'i 5 ,.,.vv,L m i Q L to R: Pres: Steve Williams, VP: Kitty Kelly, Sec: Marcia Bangs, and Treas: Hector Medina. National Honor Society - 127 ights 0n Broadway ludge: I call to the stand a member of the Thespian Club. A M if Prosecution: This club has sought to CHANGE student attitudes toward ' drama and theatrical arts. Why have you done this? Thespian: So students will become in- terested in drama. Prosecution: That is absurd! Curricu- lum at Brewer is sufficient without this club! Thespian: How preposterous! The Thespian Club involves students who have sacrificed their time and hard work. The club has given each student recognition deserved and opened doors for others. The club is worthwhile! Q t fi 'ffW'if , 1.: 'MDFV iz. A A ., i 'W?i' f 4 'U 'klrzkc'.?'.?.T'Q12 ' Q .' ' 'Q 1' fi W. f f4 ?v T . 1' President: Freddy Gregg, Vice President: Karen Ruggles, Secretary: Rhonda Pen- . nington, and Treasurer: Donna Pennington. 128 - Thespian Club l R to L: President: Wendy Vorholt, Vice President: Mark Keeton, Secretary: Lori Pollock, Co-Treasurers: Tino and Cindy Cerda. Prosecution: A small club in the school is Psychol- ogy. They have no dues, no meetings, just officers and a sponsor. How do you present CHANGE? Psychology: We CHANGED attitudes toward the study of Psychology and of the mind. Psychology helps one to understand himself. Prosecution: BOFF! Utterly ridiculous! Psychology Club - 129 Take A Letter . . . if Defense: Will a spokeswoman for Brewer's office girls come forward. ln your daily activities, what CHANGES need to come about? Office Girl: ln the past, we have taken roll cards, and checked student absences, but we also want to aid teachers and help the secretaries. Prosecution: Your work isn't important! Office Girl: Of course it is! Prosecution: How can a bunch of inexperienced office girls bring about CHANGE? Office Girl: If we relieve secretaries of some jobs that take so much time, they will be able to devote more time to improving the way the executive end of the school system is run .. . THAT'S HOW! Whig, ii,t i incl i 130 ' Office Girls How Do You Do? . 'W K fv- , A ' '. , +5 K 2 1' Q-1 . , , ,W -. E- ,K W -.ls as 1sts.'5:5z:ggiL 1. Qi' A , W 1-'f s s r -tt 1 ,ffl , jf 3553 'il' r- -, .a:ezf.4t 1!:, s ::1g3s,. 'PY ., .- i t -57-'fieFe5il2f5f Pres.: Vickie Morrison, Vice Pres.: Cathy Hayden, Sec.: Wendy Pederson, Tres.: Rose Mari Rountree, Rec. Sec.: Donna Bryant, Sgt. at Arms: Patrice Waren, A - J A 2 Prosecution: Will OEA please take the stand? What does your club do to help the school? OEA: OEA encourages Brewer's stu- dents to gain office work experience. Prosecution: Well, shouldn't you be encouraged basic studies instead of vocational work? OEA: Working experience is the best way to obtain a good job. Prosecution: Well! What else does OEA do? OEA: We do a lot of community projects like collecting food for the needy, planning banquets for our bos- ses, and our parliamentary team is great!! Prosecution: No questions, Your Honor, I suggest we take a recess. Office Education Association - 131 2 'S Q ff are D if H.,-.10 , . -W 1-, y ! f Mn.- .f ii 1 3545 . It's A Famil Affair tv -5 . 'ek' W L to R: Pres: lo Price, Vice Pres: Sue Greenway, Sec: Missy Lewis, Treas: Carol Gureca, Sgt. At Christene Tate, Par: june Moore, and Reporter: Kathy jenkins. 132 - Future Homemakers of America 5? ,. E Arms: Defense: Brewer's FHA is active in CHANGE. Some FHA projects consist of giving food to families, and a March of Dimes campaign. Prosecution: QBoredj Why's that good? FHA: fAngryj We help people! lsn't that good CHANCE? Prosecution: fSarcasticy Calm down! FHA: fMadj Do I have to talk to him? He bugs me! Defense: QPityj No! He doesn't know his head from a hole in the ground! judge: Will a member of HERO come to the stand? Defense: What is HERO? HERO: HERO is Home Economics and Re- lated Occupations. Prosecution: What is the purpose of this organization? If there is a purpose! HERO: THERE IS A PURPOSE!! HERO gives us skills needed to succeed in the busi- ness world. Defense: What' CHANCE are you producing? HERO: We are improvingworking relation- ships and the total output of production in the business world. il' That's The Wa I Like lu Msrfivteg, Z .,. 5i.a,, I G?-f-J w yi . ' ,1 ff -'rf 'ztn V ' ' . 'su f as , f W ts 5 .vfl We se 3 4 ,aj , 4 ,Jw I r ff hp n - V ' 14 , vw' ' Hr. f i ' , ., ' Ag- 14,5 Fr' , ,' ,, ' -b Jfi '1'4'6'fz President: Dawn McKinney, Vice President: janice Early, and Secretary: Roxanne Hayes. Home,Economics and Related Occupations -l 133 v .5 gf 3 A b l Q -L , IH- . , A i Eres Tu , . if 'Wi J ' r Eg ' , y if President: Carol McCauley, Vice President: Debi Wood and Secretary: Debbie Brown 134 - Language Club -'sur' . F W 4, Defense: Brewer's Lang. Club is ac- tive in CHANGE of society. Language: YES! There is much prej- udice today .... Prosecution: Tell us something we didn't know. Language: l'm trying! If we learn other people's culture, we can un- derstand each other better. Prosecution: How will that CHANGE things? Language: Understanding is the root to CHANGE .... Prosecution: Sure, everyone under- stands everyone and there is peace. Language: NO! But we must CHANGE now if PROGRESS is to be made! .Ls 1' l I K r T225 -' -a H . ff sziiiw fi.: -1 . ' . : 1 1 . if -A .f :1 ' x H K 1, sr. , f 11-me it J , Q. - ' 1: wk f L51 . '?W k g- er 5 2 r I - - - ' P.,-.-::,..k,s.. - ,A AM , .f.1.. President: Mark Huitt, Vice President: Delores Rhine, Secretary: Cheryl Huxford, and Treasurer: Barbie Tyson. fs, ' a Defense: I now call to the stand a Brewer Aca- pella Choir member. Prosecution: How can Choir bring about CHANCE in Brewer? Choir: We have CHANGED the school's atti- tude toward choir in many ways, one example is that we have involved teachers in a concert. Prosecution: So, what has that done? Choir: For one thing, we've gained support from teachers and students like never before! Prosecution: What else have you done? Choir: We CHANGED old tradition by using new and different styles in our songs. Prosecution: Oh, COME ON .,.. Defense: No further questions, Your Honor. Choir, we commend your actions and thank you for your testimony. ref- Q Sing, Sing A Song Choir - 135 , 1 'Q Rhinestone Cowbo ! 5 Prosecution: My next evidence concerns Rodeo Club. Uh, before I ask any questions, will you take the tobacco from your mouth? Rodeo Club: Sho', but I just worked up a good spit. Prosecution: Let's get on with it! I'll get to the point. Why was Rodeo Club started? Rodeo Club: This here organization was made so we could be in them there rodeos, and ride those husky critters . . . Prosecution: What! Your club just rides bulls? Rodeo Club: I can see y0u'ns in law don't know nuttin' 'bout us here cowboys ...'We is startin' our own ro- deo, and some of us is goin' to th' district finals! Prosecution: judge, his manners are atrocious! Rodeo Club: Well, suh, th' feelin's mutual! .. . judge: No progress is being made, move on! President: john Bowman, Vice President: Gary Pamplin, Secretary: Linda Melton, and Trea surer: joe Smith. 136 - Rodeo Club i3 We Wanna' Do Some- ludge: What happened to your hair? Cosmetology: Did it myself, original, huh? Defense: The Cosmetology Department of Brewer has helped many students become beauticians. What other CHANGE can be made? Cosmetology: Many students and faculty do not view Cosmetology as a class that builds careers. They think the class is just an easy credit .. . Prosecution: Well, that's what it is! Cosmetology: NO lT'S NOT! We enter contests, and :give excellent, inexpensive haircuts. Defense: Thank you, I can see what your group is doing about CHANGE. Prosecution: Yeah, we all can fHa! Ha!! judge: Oh, shut up, Prosecution!! 0 Li .t n .I thin Freaky To You! W .. , .M V . . . r 'A ' , ff 0.- , W. Q ' f '11 Pres: Cheryl Forns, V.P.: Cindy Benfer, Sec: jackie Ross, Treas: lanice Hudson, Reporter: Sherry Melman, Sgt. at Arms: Patty Browning, Par: Wanda Thompson. H Cosmetology - 137 B ' ,S iii if fjs f , if -if ' gt. M, 5 l u t l to R: Pres: Alan Stanley, VP: Rick Sutton, Sec: Cheryl Keeton, Treas: Robert Boatman. 'wo .1 Da B Da Defense: My next witness should be here soon. He just got off work. DE: Here I am. Sorry I'm late! Prosecution: Never mind! just tell the court what DE is. DE: lt's Distributive Education. DE helps de- velop skill in marketing and distribution Prosecution: Brewer is just concerned with vocational programs? DE: Of course not! We take necessary courses. lt's just that DE will make us pro- ductive members of society. We'll always be thankful to Brewer for this. Prosecution: How sentimental! Obviously this witness is too prejudiced to give objective testimony. DE: Hey, wait a minute Prosecution: Witness dismissed! 138 - Distributive Education I Q. 1 .lg I' L' ,F K A if . iss: , E ff . :- f 4 v, .14 K, ' - .1 I V: Z, 1. :' . , .21-K. Q Cm. - . I . . Nia Q 'V K, . ' va I ' 521.-. CQ ' . Wa. s . , o ' Q .. X ' ' 'tok 1 9 ' Q 1 . . . ' 5 ' f , . . . , s . . Q Q B W , ' ' - ' 5 I y . gy' 5 0 r, in Q , i 4 4 .'x ' .T I 5 5 'A . v ' 1 O .6 ' I a l QW W ' ' E ' fel' g 4 it Q , , .- ff ' cf Q -. . Q, 1. I ' QE Yi 1 Vg . 'N W Y Y I Q - 1 l I . , . I A v--f Pi k Up The Pieces! R Prosecution: I will prove how worthless Bre- wer's class is by speaking to an ICT member What is ICT? ICT: ICT is Industrial Cooperative Training. Its purpose is to get us jobs via school, which gives us training in technical fields. Prosecution: What has our school system come to? Have we stopped teaching read- ing, math, and science? ls school com- pletely vocational now? ICT: No! School readies us for life! Students not only learn little at school, but talk back to elders. What manners! Witness is dismissed! If i L to R: Pres: Kenny Stewert, VP: Rusty Hearne, Sec: Peachie Green, Treas: Chuck Petrik, Par: joe Smith, Sgt. at Arms: Mark Ball, Reporter: Mark Branning. Industrial Cooperative Training - 139 43, :wwf I f , . wwe. NJ Hot Rod Lincoln Pres: Doug Wiley, ViceAPres: RandykParker, Sec: Mary Blake, Treas: Albert Cronk, Rep: joey Thompson, Sgt. at Arms: Roger Ray, Par: Kenny Umholtz, Sec: Randy Mawery. 140 - Auto Mechanics Prosecution: My case against Auto Mech. is like Paint and Body- Defense: I object! This is Auto Mech., NOT Paint and Body! ludge: Objection sustained. Prosecution: SORRY! As I was saying, Bre- wer's Auto Mech. class is not bringing about any PROGRESSIVE CHANGE. This class is useless! Auto Mech.: You're ridiculous! This class finds students interested in mechanics and provides knowledge necessary for this vocation. Prosecution: Your Honor, I will not be ad- dressed in this manner any longer. I've had enough! Defense: Good, why don't you quit? judge: All right, you two! Move on. ' 4 'f ' ' ix 'si 3' -.. ,I M 4 - .Hum-Q . H -Y. .M ,IJ np, B rf 15.2555 -2, v V ' K .,. .gf if 'p ff, 'J , -+41--f few ,,. t B f . .-ff fr, V K 5'n.S--:N 1 '- x 4 4 t 1 . e Prev' fn, .g. X ..Q 'ff re-fmwtw Pres: jimmy laynes, Vice Pres: Chuck Shoe, Sec: Ricky Brandon, Rep: Dale Daus, Sgt. at Arms: Nolan Fontenot, and Par: Hoyt Easterwood. Paint Your Wagon ludge: Proceed Prosecution. Prosecution: I charge the Paint and Body De- partment of Brewer with wanting CHANGE. These classes have no apparent value except Paint and Body: You have no right to say that Prosecution: Wait! Let me finish. As I was saying, the only apparent reason for this orga- nization's existence is to cost Brewer more money, and give students a good reason to get out of school work. Paint and Body: That is NOT true! We are here for vocational purposes. This class gives us ex- perience for our future .... Prosecution: How can this class give you experience? 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We are building a house, and when finished, the money col- lected for payment will go to Brewer. The vo- cational training for the future. Prosecution: I can't believe that! The adminis- tration thinks a class such as this is worthwhile? judge: Prosecution, refrain from your own per- sonal opinion. ...,M, Z il! A--..,..a-W-f wwf? Wy. 51 Q , Q55 ei ' t A i '1:4 ' - ' K ' ,f 'XY MPMWN r,,, Bridge Over Troubled Water Prosecution: flaughingj Brewer's CVAE says they have a purpose. HA! They're not CHANGING at' all! All they do is talk. CVAE: fangryj You've got to be kidding! CVAE develops skill in many job areas. Prosecution: So? What about CHANGE? CVAE: Qexcitedj We've CHANGED by using better teaching methods. Prosecution: fsarcasticj Oh joy! Let's move on, I might get excited! I 2... Pres: Cody Taylor, Vice Pres: Skipper Wilson, Sec: Karen Taylor and Treas: jimmy Burnett, Sgt. at Arms: ackie Faulkner. Cooperative Vocational Academic Education - 143 . , In Yf'w i3i'ii,i3 -il?ff - -' ' v-4 mismnfmsirzisa i- K - ' Wi ' I L s . 'Z lfiffffif ,g1siE'Qg:Px:i.iislgl 144 - Band 19 -1976 Award inning Brewer Bear Band Prosecution: The Brewer Band is a great activist in CHANGE. Instead of the usual half-time per- formances, the Brewer Band works into its regu- lar marches: dances, freeze drills, and solos. These CHANGES haven't brought about any re- ward at all! Band: They certainly have! ln every performance we receive a standing ovation. Prosecution: But what have you got to show for this CHANGE? NOTHING! Band: We have to! The band has been asked to play in Mexico City. Very few bands are askedg l would say that is something to show! Prosecution: But why all this CHANGE? 3 i munich I - VY- -- V G f?9!?fW:Z-fzriiiigtfw' S ,ii ,f Band: We CHANGED our performances so we'wouldn't bore the audience with dull marches, and we also CHANGED the image of the Band. Most people think Band is an easy credit, but that's wrong! We work hard on our routines and music. If our performances are entertaining, our image will CHANGE. Prosecution: That doesn't matter in the least! Band: Oh, but it does! To entertain is the whole idea of mu- sic. Music isn't something you keep to yourself. You share it! Prosecution: Share music? That's ridiculous! Band: Can't you think? Don't you enjoy music? Prosecution: Of course! It adds to my day. Band: You've proved my point! Music adds to everyone's Fri? 1 H 5 t ua ...L-a 'I yu , If K . . . ,G S . 'X , 1 . qi - . , V , w ,' it i Yi ., i V I' l . Q C if . N as t , cr ,K .1 . NY. - 1173? , X . , 3- ' t.'fftb.5l?13 ' ,. K, s . s , 'is an - Brier 'S 1,a'.:I.fS', wi G 1 r X CW ' . 9 ,N Q, - ' 1 Q -,,. :M R 31: gf ' L. 4: Q V V I T,:' - . ' ' zfjm 'M -2. ., V. , A , 1: .ft-1. I .ig sf .ffl ft. f -1 . fyspw L. -' a',: fw,g'g. f 5 ' -- tl'-L 7- M -P vxil t, fs V . ,L . 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Flag Corps is a CHANGE this year that reflects Brewer's pride in the school and outside school activities. Prosecution: Oh, l'm through! judge: Flag Corps dismissed! Don't forget to replace the flags! E . 4. . K L' 331. .. - A K ,E ,A . Flag Corps - 149 You Sexy Things! judge: Please take the stand, Majorette. Defense: As a Brewer Majorette, how do you feel the Majorettes can cause CHANGE? People see you as only being decoration for the Band. Maiorette: In the past, the Majorettes have only been for entertainmentp this is still true today, but now we have additional activities. We have CHANGED by en- couraging spirit at pep rallies and other school activities. Our routines are not the traditional military style of the past, but are modern dance routines performed to popular tunes. By being entertaining and contributing more to school activities,we are CHANGING past opinions of ww. Majorettes. 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DrillTeam: Here, I'Il showyou!1 ...2...3 ...4...5 ...6 7 8 ludge: Order in the court! That is enough! Continue ques- tioning, counselor. Drill Team: We perform on White Settlement Day, and other community events. We promote school spirit and work hard to make others see the spirit we hold for Brewer. We learn new routines and use flags, tamborines, and other props to CHANGE our shows Prosecution: And don't forget the cock-eyed dances you perform! What CHANGE do these erotic dances bring about? Drill Team: Those dances are routines, and are NOT ero- tic! What do you expect us to do, routines of dark ages? IM- POSSIBLE! Everyone is always CHANGING some way, so we must CHANGE to keep up with CHANGE about us! Prosecution: I can take no more of this preposterous talk! Let's move on! t 152 ' Drill Team ,fx ll .A- MW 1 li x,.,,,, , M Drill Team - 153 Cheerleaders: Two bits! Four bits! Hey .... judge: Order! Cheerleader, take the stand. Defense: As a Brewer cheerleader, do you feel CHANGE is needed? Cheerleader: There is little spirit in athletic events. No one cheers except for the band, drill team, and a few students. We would like to see more spirit in Brewer's students. Prosecution: Why does Brewer need spirit? School is only for educational purposes! Cheerleader: Why should the court have a jury? You're making all the decisions! Defense: I object! He is badgering my client! judge: Overruled! Both of you cut out the . ll I snide remarks! e Prosecution: Oh .... Move on! 3: , M 1 , r , ! 154 ' Cheerleaders nf , Q I4 aj rf' ,J W .f I V af ff - ' . ' - 'J ', u w , 61525, 'tiff' V' . V 5 A .e QQ 1 Vi r A. ,+A A ,. Q54 , LV E Believersyf ,g L ,jx Cheerleaders - 155 , E i m l 5 1 I E l i . 1 5 z 2 x 2 I A 1 I i Y 1 1 1 l i V 1 ! gg A P' 1 A im -N 1.1. 3 K r 5 4 .74 uf 311f?.'91?. ' gan, '- 'f'?Sf'Q5,q. ,4 j ,,,,:7w,T 1 ug? 2:2115 V552Q1if'x,g,5? 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Lake Worth Everman Az e Boswell Grapevine Burleson Mansfield Us Them 42 0 12 0 7 14 6 39 6 0 vs. f, 6 vs. l 27 14 vs. ' 0 34 vs. ' 0 64 vs. 0 54 VS- A 12 41 Bears vs. Diamond Hill 9 21 Prosecution: The Brewer Football Team states they have brought about CHANCE. I say Hogwash! What CHANGE have you brought about? Football: What CHANGE have we brought about? Oh, come on, everyone knows we have to CHANGE in every game .... Prosecution: Good grief! What for? Football: timpatientj Each team is different, so every game must be approached from a different state of mind. Prosecution: Don't you think using the same plays all the time will insure a winning team? Football: NO! It takes hours of practice and the study of various plays. For the first half of the season we were un- defeated in our district. Why? Because we CHANGED our strategy and because of enthusiasm and backing from the student body. With their support we will con- tinue to improve and make everyone proud of our foot- ball team. Prosecution: tsarcasticl How sentimental! Let's move on, I might get all choked up. 1 975-1 976 Varsity Football Team Varsity Football 161 , , 2? if gigfrgb 162 - junior Varsity Football Y ' , E U Leader Of the Pack Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer VS Castleberry North Side . Lake Worth . Everman 0 . Azle O . Boswell 3 . Burleson 0 vs. Grapevine 0 . Mansfield I2 . Diamond Hill 7 Them 22 41 13 12 6 22 13 1 975-1 976 lunior Varsity Football Team junior Varsity Football ' 163 ? , I . '1' U -qu-4.-Q. 9-un W .144 ,,,k WW ' , way. K Nv5,h,,g,4f -,uf vf ' -?i9'1'!?3fL'mX,,,-- Mx., Wh' , W 'M , W 'mm-, , 'f.a-wwe: .:,f,5.,,,,4wJ:. ,133-g ' ' Asif-4'8 V ,' 4. .. K w ' av' f ' . :V ,fy Q 4- -f nw- ,,,, , jk . '!w,,.., -fm Ww:3,24:.,w . :MP ' . Y' ,, ggggasf-g..-,g.ff'j:+ V--W .W 'asm ,m.f ' W M W . . I !,,Mi: l A .Aditi f ,L 1135 , ' ' -- g f , . :w,L:,,,y.,f, f 2. H' A. fra. txz-fifw . , . , ,W . ,gm-1 ,...,, I I . ' s :pu , rw , '- '.., w se W , ,. 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Prosecution: I have also found Brewer's team wanting unnecessary CHANGE. tSarcasticl Do you actually think Brewer needs a new gym? That is the craziest thing l've ever heard! Basketball: tlnterruptingl I think you're crazy! We need a new gym, and we are in the pro- cess right now. Plans are being made to en- large the gym l Think you need to re- view your case. Prosecution: Oh, go dribble on the highway. judge: Prosecution, Shut up! Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer US THEM Everman 53 92 Carter 62 93 Lake Worth 68 63 Poly Tech 55 'I O2 Graypevine 30 52 Northwest 49 70 So. Cr. Prarie 35 45 Boswell 44 51 Mansfield 59 90 Azle 54 69 Burleso. 54 72 Diamond Hill 81 72 i l l i 1 166 - Boy's Varsity Basketball J i I 'army l I W riviera :Zim ,,,., .m2...,..,, . ..,J' ,,,, ,,, ' '- , E . .3 , ' L ,L ,, ' N. . N str I ,gt KN. :,Z:2,g?,r,1i' . , writ.: s, ' fp lllrsr :fa WM, 62.-W1 M! 'HK Manif- -u i Q Wien-nu a..,,9 wr-Q' -M QSM, ww - :nib . 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' ismffa I Coombs 45 If ., f' + t Boy's Varsity Basketball - 169 X415 S' Brewer B rewer Brewer Brewer Brewer US Trimble Tech 29 Everman 45 Azle 31 Burleson 46 Burleson 52 1 Q ff ia l B , , a 3 ,.,...u-v--f f 2 170 ' Boy's junior Varisty Basketball ,,,,,......---1 K 0 Une of These Nights ,HX ,B 4, ,Q g 73 5 if Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer US TH EM Everman 37 26 Boswell 40 54 Azle 64 55 Grapevine 44 40 Burleson 52 57 Diamond Hill 53 22 Mansfield 52 57 Everman 43 33 Boswell 49 57 Azle 56 57 Grapevine 55 62 Burleson 39 78 Boy's Freshman Basketball - 171 172 - Girls Varsity Basketball A.,-iffy if W -menu '35 fl 'a,l W mu ludge: Order in this court! jury, SIT DOWN! You cannot play basketball with the girls Prosecutlon: Would the team please sit down and send a representative to the stand? Are you ready? Brewer Girls' Basketball team is accused of wanting unnecessary CHANGE, but you deny it. How can you, it's as plain as the nose on your face! Basketball: You're uncouth! Everyone knows our gym is not in top condition-we need a wood floor badly. After hard work and proving ourselves worthy of this, we are getting the new floor Prosecution: flmpatientl I don't care about your new floor! How has the team caused CHANGE? Basketball: fAngryj We're a winner. You know how? We pay for it, with our sweat, blood, pain, and tears! We cause CHANGE by putting our entire self into basket ball-we work!! Prosecution: Alright! Don't get so excited! You can just bounce out of here just like you came! Basketball: How dare you speak to me that way, You, you .. . well, that's what you are! swf Q t k 4 'Ip I a s... -.A W ,........' i lf 'X x l 6 . 2:4 ii Y ' 4 ' Q .5 v'm f . 5 5.0 xi ,V Fx x 7' g 25 B K4 k S. b' l ,t 4 ' ht 2 Ig . ,,, all f' sg QA' - ' 21.1 ,: ,, , ' U hx ,,,,,, m'M3V,, 4 V ,,-104, I . 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Q gg.-ann-v-I' IIB Myself Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Brewer Mansfield Boswell Azle Grapevine Burleson Mansfield Burleson Boswell Azle Grapevine THEM 31 31 31 32 51 51 56 34 41 32 Girl's junior Varsity Basketball - 177 Prosecution: Evidence presented against the Boys' Track Team is like that of Girls' Track: but for court proceedings, I will go on What good can Track possibly do for necessary CHANGE? Track: We are revolutionizing the 75- 76 Boys' Track Team by updating our fundamentals in track and field. Prosecution: llnlatefulj l can't believe you actually think Track is producing necessary CHANCE! Track: lAngryj But we are producing necessary CHANGE! By winning l For example, one Track member went to state. We develop pride in Brewer. Prosecution: fExasperatedj Lud! Please leave this trial is becoming a complete flop! Track: Well, that's your problem ... l've got to run ! r I vf W.. 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I've got a meet. l'll tell you the most im- portant CHANGES we cause. First of all, we have a super team. We do fantastic in all our meets. Even better, one of our girls made it to the state meet! That goes to show you how good we really are! Defense: What good does track do? Track: fExcitedl Well, it gives the students of Brewer pride in their school, which is badly needed. Defense: Very well, you may step down. Track: Thanks, I guess l'll be hurdling along! , .,- , y fy 2' 1,5 ,of i 'W jf A , wil- 4 xx if . e .+ .,- lsr' s Girls' Track - 181 iii? 1 V VL W . ,mr- E 1 .4 ffl' Q . i. I Fw.- fg . - 1' N 4- .fi -.3 x, ' 9' . 'N U' Q If ., 4 - as ., , 'fy 'V I ' -5, f.X l n .,x : IQ -Q. f 5 -v ' 8 I x S , u w 1 fr .,, 5 -1' BEARS 'W W- - G fy' 'wgv w 1 ,V w F K 1 1 J fs ,, 4 'L vw ,. ff 3 , .'J,, 4pJ,,.. :- A 55,5 M, ' .. f ',.. 'RL ,..-v f ,uf Av T , .ff ,J I W4 I uf S. . A - ! 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We certainly do CHANGE! Volleyball is considered a spring sport, but not so this year. Volley- ball was the first sport. K Prosecution: So that's no major issue .... Volleyball: It sure is! The order of our sports has been CHANGED .... Prosecution: I'm really not interested. Tell me something about the team itself. Volleyball: We've made much PROGRESS this year concerning our ability. We sacri- fice many hours of hard work, and time to make a winning team. Prosecution: fLaughingj It doesn't take anything special to play volleyball. All you do is hit the ball! P' 184 ' if . I 1 I W A Volleyball Volleyball: I don't have to listen to this. How dare you SPIKE me! vii.. N rg? A' 1 . ' 4 - . ummm ,' f. mua h W 1 D wwmsvwwww 'v i Q F , 11.25 x ' .f.q.p.4f1-ipgui-naw Ag, 1 : 2 - '- f .,., 5 15, Mk h ,,,, I Z l f 2 ,,, A f If 0 o ani R! 'N ,- H Q A WF K ,S Volleyball - 185 1 5 - as A S W :if va I , 342 23 + gi s ' 14- sz . 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Baseball: fAngryl We CHANGE everyday. We learn new tactics in our bunting, bat- ting, pitching, fielding, and sliding. We are another winning team in the Brewer High School Athletic Department. Prosecution: Oh, La-Ti-Da! l find his arro- gance humiliating. Let's please move on. Varsity Baseball - 187 , v- - 'M +1-wwf 0 f sf ' 'f'k f'i,,,Q1 Rfk 3-,?Q91 ,v Mfg. - g , . A Q TX' J' ff .' z MN -Q' '.- -' M aflfffziis 4 f- f1f?:fYsft2:!F4, 'Q , -x7 'jf' , - 'N Vf 'v,'f:jMW-qw--MM rf -,K ?52f'frf3s3435,,ff.C'- H , w ' , ev. I ,. . ,gi , f ,, pw .-f.flf'7 ' mm if-e.:,Q 5 vw 601' 'tigglxg 2, 5 .vig i 0 Q , y ,v In ,,..1zy l. .A 53 v' 3 f ,x 4 1 H 1 fr I , ' Y 24.11 .IP Wm K . . - A ..,M.-vw '4 ' Q ' ,Q - W, I 474-.Q z ,g A A :Ka v. -.nz mm ew ,K .. i . 'W 5 Q . N' I ., JQ,,vf , , , Q . : Y 4' f . .4 .,.-.qw K.,y...,.v 3, , , Q A V - Q 'sk 'la ,v - , -. ,t U - .af f . fl fr -,. T 'b ef 'W I g ', W,, 4 U ffl' 5' 'M 1 t I A ' ,kj-k . mi QW . .,,, ., y , f ,U f y ,L H? ' A Q6-fag, - 4 il ,. 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We've even CHANGED this year by becoming involved in more tournaments. Defense: Very good. I'm sure the court can see the necessity and value of this sport. Witness dismissed. ludge: qRudej Don't forget your golf bag! Golf: Oh, I won't, sir. Golf ' 193 rx ,fi X1 K .X x A 4 sf 55.5 ' 1 1 if Qi zu. 1 kb Ve -L 555455 'ff' 4-x W ., .ff NW .M-.ww f fr - n gli 1 8 ' O' 'YW Q 1.4 Win . x- 'N -'rea , we A A 8 3. 9 5 L X . 194 ' Tennis iii EA ,J -wwvfyg Q .gb Q, ,sw 6.5 Q..-f W Prosecution: My next evidence concerns Bre- wer's Tennis team. This organization has not CHANGED in the least. Tennis: tlnsultedj How absurd! We are just in our beginning stages of CHANGE. For ex- ample, we have a new coach. Our coach is teaching us new ways to participate in tennis. Prosecution: tBoredj Well, don't you do any- thing else? Tennis: We have matches with other schools, and then go to district matches. The more matches we are in, the better we become My backhand and forehand can im- prove .... Prosecution: tlmpatientj Who cares about your backhand and forehand! I request we move on .. . Tennis: Yeah, this fool is just making racket!! Love s 0 Game! V Tennis - 195 4 4 I 1 1 4 l w I f Y l 5 I l 1 I 5 i 2 I 1 i , , N W W 1 N W L Where you always buy the best for less! DRUG STGRE stat? 7901 H gh ay 80 West Fo tWo th Ope M d Y Sat day QA M IOPM 7832 WHITE SEWLEMENT RD PHONE 246 2411 RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS W 're getting ready for your generation In the years ahead you'll need more electricity than youlre using right now because there's a lot to be done. Like new 1 jobs, more efficient homemaking, health care if 1 li 11 and cleaning up the environment. Right now 1 1 r 1 11 Texas Electric is building new lignite coal and is Q nuclear-fueled power plants that will help 'J 1 1 make sure you have the electricity youire 1 5 going to need. X 1 5 , o-Os 1 1 rfxns ' ' 1 ELECTRIC SERVICE E, coMPANr '. 1 198 - Advertisements ADVERTISEMENTS MMS X P.o. Box 5428 f Ft. 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WORTH, TEXAS 76114 E I 3 i I 5 1 E? 3. 5 f I i. if 1 17? ,if 5, 57 iff ifff 5? iggg Iizii 34? ,QL 5 f WILSON'S GARAGE AND FINA IUILSDITQQHEHRHEE Q 551, G All Work Guaranteed Your Business Appreciated We Do All Kinds of Automobile Repair 809 South Cherry Lane Owner: Henry W. Wilson Phone: 246-4211 Advertisements - 205 Lester's lewelers 0ne noun ll ll CERUFIES G rue Mosr in onv cusmime Laundry Services Wide Selection 4 Alterations And Leather Goods of Fine Hours: l6W6lry Indents ff' Mon.-Fri. 7:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M And Pendants Saturday 7:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. Rings Bracelets 2809 So. Cherry Ln. 244-2271 Q5-rf' And Gifts PLACE E O HOTO , . . , x . , QQHZ.-Q 1 A I 4 .4 if k w,gf,:'h 4 sf, f H 1 2, ' aa 1 5' 'ff 1- , wg' ' ' A A ,. to F Dairy Queen 580 South Cherry Lane Phone 246-9292 to bank Gateway H NATIONAL BANK Home of the Hamburger 3532 .Joyce DRIVE - 244-3411 - FORT WORTH Homemade Onion Rings, Burritos, and Chillie Pies 206 - Advertisements '21 Grentwng, f West Texas Produce l Your One Stop Supplier 332-3333 We Believe in BREWER SENIORS 1976 Willie BalIard's Texaco Service 861 S. Cherry Ln. W .iles Tires - Batteries - Minor Repairs Phone: 246-9085 WESTSI DE PHARMACY 601 South Cherry Lane. , by-ff? ,fy Z - WM Phones: 246-6161 246-2621 5 c srmcm. me. 6 NWUUU 1 l ' ' Special Projects Mf. 7601 Wyatt Dr. Ph: 246-2461 Advertisements ' 207 judge: After hearing all of the presented evidence, do the co-defendants have anything to add in their behalf? Co-defendants: We most certainly do! ludge: Very well, proceed. America: I would like to say that I totally disagree with the charges brought against me! I am innocent! Two hundred years ago when my people fought for free- dom, their actions were justified. If my people hadn't declared independence and brought about CHANCE, I would not be the self-governing nation I am. This CHANGE WAS NECESSARY! As for ad- vancements of technology, I realize my land is not as beautiful as it once was, and is scarred by PROGRESS, but CHANGE has to be made. I am now one of the most prosperous nations in the world. The people in my land live more comfortable than any other nation. I ask you to considerlthe way things were, and the waythey are now. You will see that the CHANCE was not only necessary, but that conditions are definitely better as a result of CHANCE. 208 - Closing Let's Do It Again . . . .Kahne 7 'iv' uv 5 , ,- s' I Q, 39- X, Closing - 209 We 210 - Closing White Settlement: The evidence presented against me is preposterous! I agree I have CHANGED from the earlyifrontier settlement I once was, but how long could I have stayed that way? People cause CHANGE, and when my people came to me searching for a place to live and work, I CHANGED. This CHANGE was necessary! I have not CHANGED as rapidly as I did in my younger years, but things are certainly better as a result of CHANGE! Instead of a lawless, chaotic city, my citi- zens live in peace. All of this has been brought about by CHANGE necessary CHANGE! Brewer: As stated earlier by the other co-defendants, I am not guilty! The Prosecution is correct in accusing my people of wanting CHANGE. My students are constantly seeking ways to CHANGE. They refuse to conform! However, the Prosecution is incorrect in stating my students want unnecessary CHANGE. If my students did not seek and demand CHANGE, everything would remain the same year after year. My students only want CHANGES for the better- ment of me, and they are necessary. Speaking for the Defense, we rest our case. O 4 a 0 I O i1z?5',n,.f, fit? aw-1 5 0 . ' 4 5, wg. 35 Pi i Closing - 211 u , tm wi.. lm: muy- ' k,.V,,,,, ,J . . , it at a y 11 Q' ' el ' 2l t if l ',,, -M- + ' 212 - Closing judge: Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, you have heard the cases of both the Prosecution and Defense. The decision of whether the co-defendants are guilty or not guilty is up to you. This courtroom will recess while the jury goes into deliberation. lury Chairman: Your Honor, there is no reason for the court to have a recess. We have unanimously reached the verdict. judge: Very well, what is your decision? lury Chairman: We find the co-defendants of America, White Settlement, and Bre- wer High School Closing - 213 SchooI's out ,li7m.-2 l -scar 214 - Senior Dedication arf' . F, w 1F-raw, 3 A S at We, the Annual Staff, in keeping with the Bi- centennial theme, dedicate the 1975-76 Brewer Bear Tracks to the Spirit of '76 the Bi- centennial Seniors. The Seniors of '76 have be- come a united class through their activities over the past four years. They have been a close-knit class through trials and tribulations they have been forced to accept. They have banned to- gether in protest of unnecessary CHANGE brought upon them. The Seniors have joined to- gether in efforts to carry out CHANGE, some successful, some unsuccessful. For example, time after time, the Seniors attempted to regain the privilege of going on a Senior Trip. However, the requests were continually denied. Even though many obstacles have confronted them, they remained the united class as in the happy times. They will remain the united class of '76 . .. FOREVER! I i. , 'lx 4' 'H' :li fav' ,. . lf Mt -Y WE t Q, f, - lui, ,, Q. img. A36 'Ll ,Q . A4 7 'fiixtirfif V f ff-.tea lvl. V196 QV YY Vg? 'l A ' .' 1, 55 EY? 'ff . Senior Dedication - 215 Be Thankful For What You Got!! Throughout the course of the year, several students have expressed their personal desire for a Bicentennial Yearbook, chiefly the Seniors. Of course, I realize our reasons for wanting such a book, since we are the ONLY Bicentennial Seniors ever to graduate from Brewer High School. A Bicentennial Yearbook had first entered the staff's mind early in the sum- mer of 1975. After many hours of stars and stripes, and Betsy Rosses, and many fireworks, the Yearbook staff had come to a reasonable conclusion. We agreed to have a Bicentennial Yearbook, yet it would indirectly be related to the Spirit of 76 and still deliver the theme we intended to present. Nevertheless, the difficult part was over, and the staff went to work. We spent the majority of the summer selling ads, and when school began, we had deadlines to meet by preparing photographs, copy, and layouts into an outstanding book. Many annual meetings, late hours, and school activities have been sacrificed to compile the most unique volume of the Bear Tracks ever published at Brewer High School. Therefore, I would like to extend my greatest appreciation to my staff, as they did an outstanding job in performing most of their own assignments in order to produce such a fine edition of this book. Also, many thanks to our es- teemed sponsor, Ron Stubblefield. In closing, I wish to say, along with my staff, if you did not enjoy the contents of this year's annual, TELL IT TO THE IUDGEIII Mr. ED., Glenn Cole f i , Y, 216 The Editors Message 4 O . JN uw W , f Q M50 wwf? 1 -ff' Q W gqfmfqw ,,4 g,QiL it if M M Jw EZ W Jmujfvxwci u gm Q Ei Q Z? . Bw f jig,'25f jfff? WWWi WM V ZZQUQQQZQQ if F2 ,gi 93355 X3 , If S. if Ea SMR SQQX Q, Q s ? 55S giisgigiws ASQQQSSEQQZ '-Baum-rr-run, 1 s i 3 3 5 f A 53 A I fe -44 .4 f ajL,f,f, Qf527QZ,f af f Install ,mm W 5 3 2 E 5 , . 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