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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1978 volume:

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K Q 5-,ef-if 1 Avg. , , - V. ix- , 'Q A ' 4 -51, f ft J A 5 K -, ' ' -'g2.?71Q'w 23 T ' A V d ' v. ' ra! A X pn ax- , N f .Mg . ,. A 'gg - I A -gpm K -L is ,A.4g.irV ,f ,Q '-9 ik 't' A5 4 ,- .1 1 Rf-JW A' -FP Sn Jf,.,'P'- , , vw Q 4,0 fa, as A H .4 - .5 m.,.,.' ' f. iff f A ' x x , B. H. S. Silver nniversary Now that Brewer High School is in its 25th year, we as an annual staff have decided to take you back through the years and touch on some of the things that have contributed to the character and pride of Brewer. ln 1952, when the doors first opened to students, many new plans and hopes were launched. Continuously through athletics, curriculum, and activities, Brewer has striven for the highest. Even though the first Senior graduating class numbered only twelve, compared to over one hundred and fifty today, all have contributed in some way to bettering Brewer and paving easier paths for the next classes. ln 1955, when the school was only three complete years old, another bond program was passed which, because of increased enrollment, provided for extra class rooms and the erection of Bear Stadium. As the school and enrollment continued to grow and expand, America itself was growing in size and power. When the fifties ended, many new technological and cultural feats were established-television, space travel and Rock and Roll. But now all these things are familiar for Brewer students on its Silver Anniversary . . . Vera Deleon 2 - 0 pen ing C'mon julie! Get it right!-Sherrie Thomasson, Toni Braymiller, Julie Downing Blow that bubble Janet!-Janet Gilcrease Table of Contents Clubs - - 16 Sports ....... . . 40 Special People . . . . 76 Groups.. .. .. 104 Seniors . . . . 116 Juniors .... . . 136 Sophomores . . . 142 Freshmen . . . . 148 Authorities .. . . 154 Advertisements . . . . 166 Closing . . . . 190 ,V -f : 'J ' f- qfz' i f,1 7,l'. Hx, it We ., ' fnfqxl. I V - x ,, .w I've got spirit!fNlonty Shaw ' ' K ....f.. Say cheese I A phase of Operation Facelift. Opening-3 4-Night Life L'But ldidrft order a SupcrburgcrlH'-Raymond Pullerson, 'I'in1jvllor1, x '12 'N Ai X Mmm, Mmm, Good!-Ann Williams YOU CHU?-Zhi my We-fTh0Y0SH Kifff Q Brewer Hlgh, Inc. ny .L .lust lhe old gan tr ,.,... 'Pi up N. i bf , 'ini' Brotherly love . . .-Isabell Moon, Lewis and Jamie Turhevillc --:'s.x 1 f r--...r,,z A L,..f atlas here first! Overtime at Brewer lligh . . . Syncronizc your schedule with a friend and get your car pools to- gether. Then go flying down Bowie Highway to check in at your local McSonic, Jack-in-the-llut, andfor Whalacrystalbcll. When there, grab your materials such as salt shakers, Cokcs, sugar packets, and last but not least, nl7OOl'D', . . . then the work Qfunj begins. First start off with an accidental spill of the night, which sets off a chain reaction of chills, spills, and thrills . . . 'eLook at all the pcpper he7s putting on his pizza . . . it's not his pizza . . . heyl itls MY pizzall' . . . Then take a break for any rival that might hap- pen to he in the vicinity. Before going back unsuspiciously cover your Bear decals, jackets, and any other Bear paraphernalia. As the evening winds down into the nocturnal wee hours you are rclievcd of duty . . . to W RAP up the night. Spinnin' rings . , . Night Life-5 . . . Brewer kept up with its high ideals and better teaching in the sixties by providing students with more activities and an even higher level of education. The students of the late fifties were soon launched into the space age of thc sixties. ln 1963 the tenth Senior Class gave as a school gift, the stone hear located in the stadium. The mascot still stands today, though slightly disfigured, as proof of the endurance and strength of Brewer High School. ln that same year, as the U.S. became involved in the Vietnam War, many students felt a strong patriotic responsibility to their country. Later however, as this patriotism turned into frustration and violence across the country, Brewer studcn ts were reminded of their loyalty always to the school. The war ended with a sigh of relief, but the problems continued as Brewer shouldered its way into the seventies. Marc Strobel ,,,...f- ,Mawr t ,fffgy 'lhe Three Stooges Amy Burns Chuck Jennings Cynthia Morton 6 -Opening Mr. HCool -Mark Kirhy. Then and Now ff N , fe ' u -A M., An injured Mustang?-Key Club mini-float. Can you soc NOW?-Scott DeShong, Tracye Echols. i'Dear,' Old Brewer High'??? Opening-7 8 -Pep Rallies Bear Power!!! Super Bear fScoll DCSl1OIlfL, and squad. Go Bears!-Blue Harrington Coach Davis lil!! ' 'M' Football team and band Dunt La la dunt, dunt ta la dunk, dunl La la dunt, dunt, dunl, Hlieai. the Fi- Ready, O.K., Two Bits yjall yell . . . 2 bits, LL bils . . . S-SSEN-I-I-IOR, Sen- ior, Senior, Senior, J-,I-JUN-I-I-IOR, vw Super Bean' . . . Nllly bloomers busted on the high-kiek . . . remember, a sLiLcl1 in Lime saves yourw . . . Play WRUCKY7' . . . l5-l5-l3Rli-W- W-WEB, Brewer, Brewer, Go, Fight, Winf . . . Majorettes get together . . . 'Sorry Miss .lunion Junior, .Iur1i0r, S-S-O-P-H-O-M-O-R-E, Majorettem . . . Let's PARTY . . . P.A1a'1'Y,Pany S-S-O-P-l'l-O-Nl-O-R-E F-F-FRESIIMAN, Hardy with . . . HPSSSSSL, your flag! wrapped F-F-FRESHMAN - - - :The Captains for tonighlis around your polew . . . Dear O17 Brewer High . . . game will b-97 - ' - Banana Splil - ' - Whatis we pledge our love to you . . . DROP! . . . Qljul the BCM battle Cry? V'l'C'T'O'R'Y ' ' ' you never know whoall win the spirit stiekj. fflsf-'ff The Boss and the band, A thrilling pep-rally?'?'! ii TEA na il' 71 if 3 i ff i v -,. if in .0 V i r - f f 41 A ' VC ' p- Y A- : Lf Jr In , ' e I Q , ------who - 'Lg fr' v A Q ,f L., 4 an B. ll. S. wr pledge our love to you. Pep Rallies-9 10 'Opening V. A H .v .,-32 -fl - i W ll- .L 5. ,R ft v What Lies Ahead For BH '? 'gPcacc habyIa'AAnn Williams, Scott DeShong, Melody Ware ' 1 Lookit Scott! ' Senior Homecoming sign. Look at all this lVlESSl'l-Tom Ragland Boyts P. E. Class. As in the sixties, the seventies were sometimes turbulent and filled with controversy. America had its Watergate and Equal Right's Movement, but sometimes right at Brewer things were simmering. One of the most controversial happenings, the symbol of how WE were and how we felt, the annual of 1973 reflected the way America and Brewer were changing. When the Senior Trip was discarded, that added yet another issue of hot debate for the students Qmainly Seniorsj of Brewer. A- long with the controversial and some- times unpleasant happenings, there were also many good things to happen. The band traveled to Mexico, the Bears obtained a new coaching staff, and last but not least the remolding of the school. As this annual is being put together the construction goes on for a new Brewer to fit the needs of the community as it always has. Now enjoy and remember while looking at this annual and think about the changes and events that will inevitably occur as Brewer moves toward its 50th Anniversary . . . Opening-11 The Anniversary Celebration 12 -Homecoming Paintstreamerspaperglittcrballoons and GRAPIYVINES entwined throughout Homecoming Week for the greatest ex- plosion of Spiritmania 777. Pro- minately decorated doors and weighed down walls of silent signs proclaimed perpetual victory by swinging past, breaking. and locking up miseonstrued milicious Mustangs . . . As the last moment dc- Lails were being put up, the school burst i11to a Beardom of mass anxi- eties. The Cominghome spirit rally began with reminiscing exes and lively students intensely awaiting the announcement of the 1977 Homecoming Queen-Melody Ware. The uneasiness and formalities faded away as vigor and enthusiasm replaced it for the anticipation of the GAME. Even though the Bears experienced the Mustarig-blues, the Homecoming continued on in its quest for remembrance. Though it was not to be found in Black Diamonds, the students, satisfiably for the hard-working few, definitely made Homecoming 777 one of the best things that ever came home. Awaiting the big moment UP. Up, and Away? Sophomore sign. Cheerleader Sign. A mini parad 1: 3 'VOHQWNG Homecoming Day. wfake me, lim yours. -Scott DeShong Melody Ware-Homecoming Queen Homecoming-13 The Wa We Were ln 1952, when Brewer opened, the titles of the halls reflected the hobby socks, ducktails, and white T-shirts of that era. When teeny hoppers first gained popularity with their rolled up jeans, greased down hair, and souped up Chevys no one guessed the impact they would have on things to come. The 'Tabulous '507s,, soon turned into the turbulent 60's with the introduction of mini-skirts, Woodstock, and hippies . These controversial and often startling, ideas pushed us into the sophisticated '70,s. This disco-oriented set of young adults changed the outlook of teenagers. Even now, though the tiles are dulled, we have our own reflections. Because of this we,ve decided to capture the style of our youthful days for you to go back and look at how things USED to be. 141-Styles Remember the good ol' days? 4'But grandma what big feet you have What next'?fBob Morrison, Jody Ja ck The look of today'?sJimmy Daffada f-,,Q ,Q ,Y,,,, 7 and I promise I won't do it again. -Penny Eyster Styles-15 CLUBS I pull up to the school with my eyes still half shut. I'm still tired from working the night before. I walk into school won- dering what will happen to influence my life today, something excitingl hope. I'm met in the hall with, . . . donit forget the meet- ing at break, followed by, Can you bring cookies to the dance? and, what commit- tee did you want to be on?,' . . . The mind machine has started to function-I'll never make it through the week . . . how'd I ever get so involved? . . I feel like I haven't slept in a week. I'm off to my classes and it's break. Well at leastl made it to the meeting and so far nothing eicciting has happened. Will it ever? This meeting will come to . . . yes, I can bring those, what committee aml on? . . . Saturday at 2? sure I can be there. This week Iall have two hours and thirty-seven minutes of free time . . . Sunday, too? . . . 0h well, there go the two hours. I make it to lunch where I stuff a hamburgerf?j and Coke down my throat while being reminded of my responsibilities to everyone else. Too bad I can't make time. The last bell rings and I'm on my way home at 41:35 after attending two meetings, three committees and one election. Homewhow strange it feels to be here, well off to my activities . . . when's something exciting going to happen? Maybe tomorrow if I have enough Time . . . 18 0 Key Club Caring - Our Wa of Life Mr. Sergel, are you sure it's good?l' - Paul Cumings, Raymond Patterson Through the great aura of SERVICE, Key Club has continually provided help to those in need. With the leadership of the White Settlement Sunrise Kiwanis Club, this organization is truly one of the most community-oriented clubs with the purpose of continually looking for possible meaningful projects, making unending service available and always looking to be the Number One Club in the District, these students truly are Fulfilling Man's Hope for Tomorrow. in Real Key Clubbers - Steve Kirby, Chuck Jennings, Margo Kohn Cecil Norvelle Yes, Mr. Sergel you may have the Hoof. - Jim Ford and the club. -has No, you can't have it! - Josh Hart, DeeDee Thomasson Lead on . . . Monday meetings at break of the student rulers of Brewer. Let,s have a dance . . f' Can we have a real band this time? Making rules and changing rules to make B.H.S. a better place to be. Sponsoring the endless projects to help their fellow people . . . food drives, toy drives, wagon tloats and the all-powerful CAR WASH. Through their activities and involvement, they constantly work to keep the students happy . . . .itl'13,,,'5.-V, ff o l' flank-4, , I. jf fkfqs . ef' If N When I grow up I want to be just like Roger Staubachf' - Monty Shaw, Gayle Libby as 'R -A--1:-Q 'W - -' Here's looking at you! - Rhonda Pennington Student Council 0 19 The Honored Ones . . . Here you go. - Billy Holmesly Don't spill it! -- Cindy Leggett The select group of students with an 89 or above average. Leadership, scholarship, character and service are all looked for in the prospective member. In helping the needy with food, toys and trips to the circus, they learn to be grateful for what they have. The Tuesday meetings at break filled with discussions of projects, points of interest, and the starting of a traditionalf?j Halloween costume dance. The reward for making good grades . . . the symbolic white collar. HOWDY!!!!! - Yolanda Medina 20 0 National Honor Society Presentation to UNICEF representative. 2 S -Y z 1 You know I really think he likes me . . . - Rebecca Lee, Nancy Franklin Smile you're on Candid Camera. - Susan Martin, Debbie DeBorde This is serious work. - Becky Harrington, Rebecca Lee Whistle While e Work Mr. K.s diligent, industrious elves of the office. They go to the daily grind of keeping up absences and tardies, answering the phone and alwaysC?J being ready to help . . . besides getting in the way. The helpful, happy working, and sometimes hare-brained colleagues that hurry to make sure that the ones in charge are always on top of the day . . . Office Girls 0 21 Da Dreamers The unavoidable rush to iinish mugs, layouts, ads, copy and pictures, THEN . . . REwrite, REdraw and REprint . . .We can't miss this deadline!! It means SSSSSSSS. Will they like the book??? Who cares? Mr. Cullers: Don't gripe, only edit. fhahahahaj To dream the impossible dream . . . a book to please everyone . . . that's a joke! . . . you can never please everyone! An unexperienced staff . . . they'll learn the hard way. Traditional or untraditional open it this way or that? captions I-N-S-A-N-I-T-Y and . . . an Annual??? just call me Al Panzeraf' - Mike Payne Let's pray we beat this deadline. - Carolyne Earley One click and I'm ready . . .U - Sharon Wamer 22 0 Annual Staff Watchin' Bears 'Let's see now you just remove this and . . .', - Cindy Razo, Cathy Bourne. Borders, headlines, stories, paste-up, Sharon! We're out of border, where are the letters? MASS CONFUSIONI Stay after school . . . where is everybody? More issues out this quarter than all of last year! The New Bear Facts? More stories, more pictures, more sports . . . Less band! Typing is always a problem. The paper comes out every three weeks?? This is so complicated. - Brenda Futch. . . , ,,rsq..V , - ' J f - ' -, .fm - , V ' ' ' . V s w? V f V f ' V 5 L ',1 f-, yfff ' r.Vs:w-if if ,ffrwu V. , -A 'A ' ' 5 n ,,fx.Vj,a,, ,-V .,, , x 's ,, - , ,-,.a',,, 4 Very interesting. - Sherrie McNutt. Paper Staff 0 23 Si, C'est La Vie! Charging into the next linguistic lessons in the untanging of the curious Tower of Babel Mystery, Wright's Callaberos and Wareis Etudiants continue until they reach their goal - understanding. The tricky translations of frustrating French and spirited Spanish into fluent and not so fluent English keep the soon to be thopefullyj bilingual students' minds sharp and mouths shocked. Class will now come to order . Debbie Burge. The Eiffel Tower? Chicken Fried Steak at El Chico? - Carol Morris 24 0 Language Club Galliant Goat-Ropers I don't think the buzzer works. - Ray Massey I knew it was dangerous when I took this job. - Eddy Patterson sw 4-2 If-ARKE Whoa, horsey, whoa - Waymon Patterson Ride'um cowboy! - Adam Kevil Out of chute 4994 comes Brewer's own Larry Mahan!!? Bucking, breaking, broncing, those fearless, fabulous, hard faced cowboys courageously clinch contrary critters. Riding high and hoping for the highest they impatiently await the battering, betraying, bleeting buzzer . . . BUZZZZZZZZZZ Rodeo Club 0 25 Who Needs Talent'??? Linescuesmakeupstagedirections . . . stay in character. Improvisations a big part of the day. 2nd place at the tournament Thespians the selected few drama students . . . Lost Charter?!! and . . . yea! The world's a stage and they're the actors. . . . Whose only one registered member . . . Mrs. Dear to the rescue! acting??? We,ve got to do some kind of a play! - Rory Kilpatrick, Tom Ragland This is the stage'?', - Loretta Black, Rory Kilpatrick, Aaron Smith, Glen Lane, No, you can't gof' - Mrs. Dear, Loretta Black Jeff Riley 26 0 Drama Me me me, ah ah ah ah . . . Altogether now! Row, row, row your boat . . . .48 Oh, the pains of perfection. Singing in the Rain People practicing songs performances MUSIC. Those thrilling, stinging sounds of classical contemporary music from sheets filled with quaint quarter notes, harmonious half notes, and crumpled codas. Pianos banging out, voices calling out to those silent, attentive listeners who strive to grasp the music from the vibrant vocalists. The mainly long hours spent deep in tranquil or tradject tunes to make those few but important performances enjoyable and memorable. Choir 0 27 Type- Sitting The club for Vocational Office Education. Half go to work, half stay here . . . Their chance to meet together in a 1earningC?J experience . . . pay a quarter for missed meetings and don't forget the written excuse . . . guest speakersfgroanj . . . going out to eat fyeah! J. All worked perfected to go to the daily grind of . . . Secretarial Work 28 0 Oiice Education Association me A, B, C, D . . - Sherri Neel What was that name? - Leslie Shelton Today's lesson is . . . - Lori Pinelle ll Yes, Mrs. Crouch . . . - Anna Clements, Mary Moreland i 5 lee is Chicken Ala . . . What? ffftiiiii' fl 1 tm, s I ,Ml-3 it FF? iff- You go first. - Mike Canard, Jamie Turbcville Another Miss Betty Crocker? - Diana Taylor Future Hornemakers of America learning the liner points of women,s work. The times are changing, though . . . ERA . . . women work, men stay home? Why not do both? Would you do the dishes tonight? The club for learning the ancient trade of homemaking, cooking, and house cleaning . . . the family that meets together, stays together . . . upholding the classic battle of the sexes. Future Homemakers of America 0 29 Looking Ahead Learning the true meaning of what it takes to be a leader. The combination of personal pride, uncocky confidence, reasonable responsibility and limited leadership. They learn how to better themselves and improve. After all isn't that what itls all about??? WORKWORKWORKWORKWORK . . . Can I help you? - Ms. Carter v .S M '. - e 0 I And now for the next Bugs Bunny Cartoon . . . 30 0 Home Economics and Related Occupations Need Bod ? Fluffy farrah-ized follicles loging to be curled, teased, cut, and blow-dried into obstinate obsessed oblivion. Make me look like Farrah . . . Sure . . . snipsnipsnip . . . Oops, how about Dorothy Hamill? The almost professionals learning tricks of the trade to beautify the liberated ladies of today with manicures, pedicures, and any other kind of cure for limpid locks and numbified nails. The Artists of Application - wash, rinse, set, and dry - working towards a beautician position in the wide at world of styling, carving, and layering prudent protein into the ultimate unisex unity. How are you today? Curled too tight? . . . - Pam Canard Now what happens after the set . . . Donna Ewing Cosmetology 0 31 'I at Whistle while you work . . . Money, Money, Money 1. The money machine is turned ON - the ICT and DE students report to class. 2. The machine is programmed - the students learn what they need to know. 3. The machine computes, collects data, and solves problems - the students go to their 2nd school, leaming and perfecting, but they are getting PAID. 4. The machine is turned OFF to begin another day - the students get off work and prepare for the next day. - End result - learning and perfecting a skill and being rewarded a future. But it's my last dollar! - Alan Umholtz Excedrin Headache 4465 , . . - Tony Keeton 32 0 Industrial Co-operative Training and Distributive Education 7 fziddb .K , . ,H P1 K' ,nv '53 e V, . L ' What could they be reading? X ax O ND ,tu to 1 , A A - :S .. ,.,m,..vwg 4 L. V W. . ,sm . L ,+I--.--Q -Q..-1 This is soooooooo exciting! - Ray Massey Pm gonna make an 'A'! Jackie Ware Industrial Co-operative Training and Distributive Education 0 33 A hospital with no emergency room and a waiting line for patients? Yes, and in much demand, too. The swift surgeons or metal and fiberglass . . . giving face lifts, removing scars, covering scratches and making the ouch go away. The plastic surgeons of B.H.S. utilizing the 3 p's - paint, putty, and patience . . . They can make your ailing auto look like the newest Detroit models . . . all at a minimum price. 34 0 Paint and Body And mom says that I'm too big to play with cars! Here comes trouble. Hey! It's cool! Operation: Automobile Grease Monkeys? If mom could only see me now. The mechanical doctors of B.H.S. utilizing their knowledge of wrenches, bolts, screws, and nuts to keep our mechanical motors purring. The miracle of machinery untangles under their skilled hands to keep the wheels rolling. Whether it be a cough, wheeze, or run down and out feeling, the case is diagnosed and cured. Transmissions, carburetors, brakes or spark-plugs - no problem is too big or too small . . . BUT, they don't make house-calls. 1 ' '98-lm .--v-'J Oh, it's just heavenly work! 1 Auto Mechanics 0 35 O A-aqlgf Look out below! - Tim Gage No that beam goes over there. - Mr. Scribner, Kenneth Evetts rV,., l. Sunshine . . . - Russel Rawlins How Much Rent? This the house that Brewer Built. These are the students that go to the school to learn the trade of working with materials that go into the house that XX-X Brewer built . . . Building Trades . . . crazy carpenters building hospitable houses of architectural achievement. Leaming the high-paying trade for quarter credits . . . roofwindowsiloorsdoors they have the know-how to get them together and keep them that way. The drudging double period of house building finally comes to an end and the perfected popular palace of Brewer is completed . . . only to begin again at the same time, same school, but diiferent location. If I were a carpenter . . . - Mike Hassinger 36 0 Building Trades Bridging the Gaps . . . l'-ww.-1 My elbow hurts. He thinks he's so smart. Co-operative Vocational Academic Education - designed for students with special learning needs. The basics of the scholarly world . . . math, English, science and social studies combined with an untraditional education endeavor, giving the oppoltunity to acquire a salable vocational skill at a level from they can learn. Now any questions? - Ron Cofer Co-operative Vocational Academic Education o 37 from Stage Bands I and II. Practice solos, practice pitch practice rhythms. The lyrical l1nes and dark dots on the music page are useless unt1l they play them as muszc. Melodious, harmonious sounds blend together to start the The vibrant, voluminous sound of popular music comes 3 toes tapping and the hands clapping. Attending contests, festivals and contests to show their powers as the l jazz-men of B.H.S. l Glenna Rocky Abbott 38 0 Stage Bands J azz-People Go Janet!! - Janet Gilcrease Elvis II? - Larry McDaniel Stage Bands 0 39 Athletics V Although the phrases, Maul the Mountaineers , Hound the Greyhounds , Bury the Bunnies and Wreck Tech aren't quite as familiar as Athinson the Bulldogs , Pluck the Eagles , Tie up the Lionsl' and Hats off to the Bears , All these phrases have conjured up the unending spirit of competition at Brewer. The many trophies in the cases in the main hall demand the attention of all who enter the school. For the past 25 years the Bears , whether participating in sports or other competition, have striven to be better than their competitors. 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B , 2 fag Front row: Don Markum, Sergio Flores, Mike Markum, Jackie Ware, Danny Walker, Ronnie Rooks, Tim Ewing, Kelly Barrett, Second row: Barry White, Jack Scott, John Hebert, Donny Walker, Jimmy Newland, Darrell Stewart, David Miner, Dwayne Woods, Ronald Brooks, Third row: Kenneth Robbins, Mark Ware, Ronnie Sharp, Steve Kirby, Donny Osborne, Gary Bonner, Keith Eichman, Jimmy Daffadag Fourth row: Bucky Brown, Paul Cumings, Mike McAlister, Jamie Turbeville, Phil Sawyer, Marvin Black, Opie Auten, Fmh row: Mark Presswood, Clilf Morris, Pat McAlister, Ernie Shipman, Ricky Armstrong, Mark Kirby, Ronnie Hooverg Coaches: James Rhodes, Bob Auten, Steve Fomey, Ben Davis, Mike Blaser, Mike Martin, Farrell Large. Varsity Football 0 43 v You can't catch me. The football season opened with the Bears traveled to Weatherford to meet the 'Roos. It seemed as the first night jitters prevailed, the Bears went down lighting 6-26. They met Crowly at Bear stadium and were the first to be put under the Bear Claw 35-12. The Bears and the spirit traveled to Keller in hopes of bringing home victory number 2. But the hopes fell as the score board read O-28. 44 0 Varsity Football The Bears on the road again traveled to Diamond Hill and were again defeated 14-22. But the spirit couldn't be dampened as preparations for homecoming began. With the halls decorated the Bears met Grapevine and were ready to give them a good fight, but once more they were defeated 14-27. As zone play started the Bear Spirit was better than ever. They traveled to Northside ready to put the Big BEAR Bite on the Steers, the dust cleared and the score board read Bears 35, Northside 18. The Bears chalked up victory number 2 and preparations for the game against Boswell began. Although the Bears tried hard, Boswell came out ahead 7-21. As a large crowd tumed out to see the Bears SURPRISINGLY stomp azle 21-7. The Bears had brought home victory number 3. They then met Castleberry at Bear Stadium and the long time rivals were next in line to be put under the every powerful Bear Claw 40-28. As the last game of the season rolled around the spirit could not be put down. They trompled over Everman 38-0. And the Bear season ended with a 5 and 5 record and a second place District Title. Hey he needs some help! - Phil Sawyer ,,.:.uas-., a.:mgF.v..2 ff vt. X A F5 QW ,gp ,. mi'-yrs, f' ' , M ean az mx H + Iurwgjr ,,f5,,-A QQ-gggqvw ,.1. 7. ' iv ,g if ,c W, ,4Q. 555' 'A 'f 'WW m ai. Q 4 ww s1xE'e'3S,hik5eiv5s??? 5? qs 'ff glgrf swin-frmfwz Msgs 2 Senior football boys. Stay in one place Jimmy! ' gli N' f 'Wh . r 'U f W? 2-s L H1 was 1 'ow xlarifi I mmf Qijg? MMTZW A5514 ' 1-M1 'i5wfff '15Q. 5 'l x '5 H 1 ,. EJ 4, vw- . f -L awn, - m'Lx4'L 'f '-PM , -1 ' 4 li' 1g,wf?,,.,,. . ' H Q ,V.....A Q. ,, V , f. . ' ,Q .1512 ,.. 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Q, ,mfflf A ., 'if Greg Gabbert t Kenneth Robbins ,,T'1i ,Jg,g.,f1, .- ,. M K 1 at in 51- ' if K i WP 'X 4:93 f W: 5 f , 5 .sl -1,1633 f ,1 ,ui bfi. 'J' Wg Darmy Walker d vi 4 ,. , ,. vga, :Q H ' K rl1E??i'ii EfZf9?E - o ,, 1 ,Q 1 4' J 39 P ., ,. ,-V. W ,K , A ? fx, N - 2 i 1 f , J,k,, , P25 M ' '- .,.. V Joe Inwright Tim Ewing Stan Cravin Donny Osbome v 'ikk . 1. A, 5 , 1 4, ,'l.1f5:'i 3. . Q vw 'K 'I' 'L' 5 lingo W ,fx Liar- , , ' S. Dan'e1l Stewart Kelly Barrett Ronnie Sharp Barry White J unior-Varsity Football Donnie Walker David Miner Steve Kirby Ronald Brooks J.V. Football 0 47 5 c so an t lt -am Front row: Troy Woods, Jerry Thompson, David Stringer, Mike Caley, Chuck Clark, Joe Whittington, Ronnie Camp, Tony Palaez, James White, Mike Shoulders. Second row: Marc Strobel, Happy Cameron, Terry Chapman, Stanley Walker, Mike Mahan, Tim Williams, Glenn Morrison, Darin Ingram, Guy Wirsingg Third row: Carey Riley, Tim Cooke, Ronald Lawson, Sammy Tyrone, William Bryant, Lewis Turbeville, Phil Pollock, Bobby McDonald, Greg Morris, Jeff Griffin Freshman Football you gotta hole in your shirt. - Tim Nash 48 0 Freshman Football Ley? to right- Jana Wright, Vicki Blair, Leslie Shelton, Debbie Burge, Cindy Leggett, Donna Melanson. l l ' 1-V Varsity Volleyers Six players producing splitting spikes, slicing serves, scrupulous sets and brilliant bumps. They're looked up to as they perform their duties with the greatest of ease, enhancing their fans in a fury of blue and white magic. The team the hopefuls strive to play on. , ' :sl , . , al. 7 33 Varsity Volleyball 0 49 J.V. Volleyball :P 1? fi if QP P5 1 5 3? .r pi 9 tl 9 t Q YZ it M, 5 f Q. V 3 ' . 2 Cindy Pederson One step above the freshmen team, E but still learning. They in their own 3 way produce a magic like none other. Filling the court with set spike serves bumps and sometimes a victorious team. I Lej? ta right - Cathy Robbins, Tracye Echols, Jeanna Summerhill, Cheryl Saladino, Kaylene Kohn, Cindy Pederson Shyla Smith, Pam Isaacs, Kathy Melanson, Terrie Self. 50 0 J.V. Volleyball Frosh Volleyball Lej? to right - Mary Pilon, Linda Ferguson, Kehley Howeth, Stacy Presswood, Dana DeShong, Kim Beler, Debbie Welch. ::s:z1:rifi'l'1: ':1':lfg Natal' :E 5 -' l .,'fXV'T,Y+xMe ,A,'m,:'f':!: I Debbie Welch Linda Ferguson I V 2 They're leaming! A recently inexperienced team but trying their hardest. Picking up the balls and sitting in the front of the bus. They are freshmen now but someday they will play Varsity. May I have this dance? Freshman Volleyball 0 51 Lqft to righlg Coach Miller, jimmy Newland, Mike Canard, Ricky Stanford, Greg Dulaney, Eddie Boyd, Mike jen- kins, Steve Saunders, Paul McDowell, Ronnie Podscdnic, Guy LeBlanc, Mark Downing, and Sergio Flores. , Q 78 Varslty Cagerq Shoot it Pod! I! Z: 'QF mqiit 52 'Varsity Basketball Ninn' xv jimmy Newland-Sr. H- Ricky Stahford -Sr. 3 xx Fo Www. . ,,rf K wh.. , K Q 'vw-H.. I . , N Comin' thru!!!wIVIike Award-winning Varsity Team Try t0 get it! !-Sergio Varsity Basketball 0 53 Brewer 72 Carter 62 70 Everman 72 68 Mineral Wells 98 56 Crowley 49 55 lVlcKinney 66 68 Azle 57 79 Keller 46 72 Crowle 59 56 Lake Vjiurlh 58 5l Weatherford 45 57 Graham 49 64 Jaekslxoro 49 54 Lake Worth 46 42 Nolan 96 71 Mineral Wells 80 62 Graham 42 50 'l'riml,xl4: Tech 64 56 Arlington lleights 65 68 Western Hills 55 68 Everman 70 7l Grapevine 61 55 Castleberry 49 67 Northside 56 53 Boswell 53 Azle 42 W ,M-ff' 4-A EH, W Skipily D00 Dahl 2 ig -lv. ' Jenkins-Six! A 7 54- 'Varsity Basketball hoop Two! 'V I a,, I ' L hiv 51,52 5 1 5 K, ' 5,4 , ,f , , W., aw-' Varsity Basketball 055 Lej? to right - Ken Taylor, Clay Coleman, Jerry Ballard, Ted Welch, Steve Jones, Jacky Jenson, Ricky Armstrong, John Morton, Jim Enright, Opie Auten, Mark Jones Randy Wiggs, and Coach Rhodes. My We y ,ir J C mag, C J , ,rii yyle AV , , , oivv . .sy Pass it Ted!!! C-H-A-R-G-E!!!! 56 0 J.V. Basketball Super Hoop Shooters All By Myself' Stretch Opie!! Jump Ball! Brewer 57 Carter 64 68 Everman 6 56 Mineral Wells 68 69 Crowley 49 68 McKinney 56 51 Sam Houston 65 60 Grapevine 5 74 Crowley 2 71 Lake Worth 31 54 Weathedord 49 54 Northwest 43 50 Azle 65 64 Lake Worth 55 70 Cleburne 68 54 Carter 68 65 Diamond Hill 59 43 Mineral Wells 69 70 Graham 64 59 Everman 61 61 Grapevine 55 74 Castleberry 53 60 North Side 61 71 Boswell 60 47 Azle 48 J.V. Basketball 0 57 Daring Dribblers . . . Back row,' Stanley Walker, Sammy Tyrone, Lewis Turbeville, Bobby McDonald, Brad Fowler, Mike Shoulders, Happy Cameron, Middle row,' Donald Orbaugh, Mark Gabbert, Ricky Plock, James Cofer, Hung Le, David Stringer, Front raw: Carlton Hooten, Tony Paleaz, Phillip, John Hibbs, Joe Grubbs, Terry Chapman. fs.. . SVN' at ,' 'A' 'K Ein u waM,,,,,,,1aam, S - A bird . . . where?? Jump him 58 0 Freshmen Basketball Happy the Hooper . , Concrete Courts New courts - now WE can have matches. Back-hands, fore-hands, serves and net-balls. Practice every day at 2:30 'till ??? if if the Weather permits. The sixth period class of toumaments, meets and matches of the far-out, frivilous fans of tennis playing Their game of love. Here ya go!! DE' 2 lil 3 ,V 'mai-'xfa .Air 11 1 , a I 1 . . r Qwf: if s f:'M . ggfvi.. 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V ' f 3,5 W., rfswfw ' e ' eM1x:'W-- '-ee1ee'4ef ' -V-M M--- 11:-:--W---W W M- - ,, ' ' ' ' ' a f ' Sfvgiggp-QQ. ,SU ' g f , W' W ' Ls. f :iL3w i ,,N,g'gc'f ,pg Top row, L to R - Arthur Brunson, Mike Russell, Billy Holmesly, David Wenzel, Mark Presswood, Bryan Leggett, Scott DeShong, Stanley Mitchell, Glenn Hendricks, bottom row - Debbie Burge, Barbara Fuhrman, Kim Singletary, Pam Hayden, Deanna Bush, Coach Mike Mastandrea, not pictured - Jake Del Rio. Tennis 0 59 l + 9 I s 1 E 1 1 5 E 2 E i 3 3 E 5 2 Lek to righg kneelingg Donna Melanson, Melody Ware, Ann Williams, Leslie Shelton, Vera DeLeon, standing, Cathy Robbins, Cindy Leggett, Cynthia Morton, Blue Harrington, and Kim Quayle. Beautiful Basketeers Dribbleshootguardforwardspractice Why do we have to be here so early? . . . warmups . . . as the brilliant buzzer brings the Blue and White onto the court to make the challenge of the court, controling the ball and keeping the opponent away from their goal. The games end and the scoreboard always reveals the thrill of victory or the agony of defeat. Shoot two! 60 0 Girl's Varsity Basketball Girl,s Varsity Basketball 0 61 62 0 Girl,s Varsity Basketball OH' the i1oor!! Streaks of Blue and White WYT ,i a,,,,,,,,W, - I Back row standing Cindy Pederson, Tracye Eckols, Terrie Clark, Tina Thorton, Vickie Blair, Janie Ferrell, Diane Smith, Front row: Kaylene Kohn, Kathy Melanson, Kathy Wagner, Pam Canard, Cheryl Saladino. Girl's Jr. Varsity Basketball 0 63 HELP!! 64 0 Girl's Jr. Varsity Basketball La -Up Ladies 'You go this way . . . you go . . . - Coach Madden A - Jazzy umpers Front row: Linda Hassinger, Sherry Thomasson, Kehley Howeth 2nd row, S. Madden, Mary Pilon, Stacey Presswood, Debbie Welch, Tammy Leggett 3rd row: Debbie Butler, Kim Beeler, Penny Eyester 4th row,' Tammy Mooney, Cheryl Wilbur, Betty Brooks, Linda Fergeson 5th row: Dana DeShong, Lori Snider, Robin Leggett, and Carol Basham. 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Be here at 6:l5? I don't even get off work til 6:00! Don't be late! He's going to go down the line and listen? Extra Practice! My lips are . . falling off . . . I'm beginning to see music in my sleep! - , - i But it's well worth it! A SUPERIOR BAND - the beginning of a tradition. efi to right: Mindy Lewis, Kathy Wagner, Leretta McGee, Sherri McKinnon, Preston hillips, Pam Chappell, James Bregon, Janie Ferrell, Bobby McDonald, Tracy Kite, Tom agland, Kim Beeler, Phillip Stringer, Josh Hart, Joe Thompson, Jeff Gabbert, kneeling, eslie Houchin, Amy Bums. f,.. .y V - f . -- , f J.: ' :TLV-f W 1 1 23 L . 7-:T-77'-' .. . , F3523 , L: 5 1' ' . J : ' ff . 3' usa: ' ,,,. r ,I ai' 3 .g,...,: , ,1 f ' . 2 1 -ml 2 V sr .., ,ns - - A if frm- .me , I V My X , ,, , . V ,V , ,. .W ,, , ,, K , V . .,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,.... ,T A fc, ,,..,..,.,..c....t..,.4c,t,....a.:. :A.....f..i..............4..ug.l Q-.h..,.,A,,.... ' , M l: : : : :. Ll. , i y-, ,,,.,.. 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Tantalizing Twirler Majorettes 0 71 Brewer High Flag Corps i J l l Front raw,' Laurie Cain, Elizebeth Popejoy, Julie Downing, Toni Braymiller, Mona Helmke, Back row: Sherry Thomasson, Dana Davis, Pam Hayden, Julia Rinehart, Anita Lee, Carla Covey, Cindy Covey, not pictured - Venus King. The Flag Corps of BHS continually striving to bring about the best routines possible. It takes patience, practice and WORK. Going to the daily routine of being at school at 7:00 to learn a routine and perfect it. They are ready to put their H best flag pole forward towards making the 1--g, Q33 ummm performance the best ever. ,,,,,wtouC-3 , lillllfqll O me 2 . . WW Pkw y an .L 1 , 9 fi? 1 ' ' Yi e ' f , e , Q is 'KQELQE ' ' ' 12- A .5i g x'5Y'fi 1 ' .,?W' F223 at i' ' . J ' ' lio' 3 it 2 , W M33 . .. .. I l 2.141.141 , W, Lvk, Vg: ,Yg!W,,, QMS , , v . ! , ., .. vi . sg . , t V ' f t . J W1 3 , v -M !: T j 'QQ T w,4f w. Ji g , -' ir f 1 s G 72 0 Flag Corps 5 0jj'icers.' Paula Parkhill, Vicki Williams, Renee Scott Owens, Jackie Turner, Second row.' Tina Unsell, Robin Leggett, enise Ragland, Misty Jack, Sylvia Flores, Darla Baxter, Carolyn Frambers, Missy Holly, Kelli Bolf, DaRinda olt, Cheryl Rice, Kim Adkins, Cyndi Gibson, Milly Lewis, Lisa Renneberg. Back row: Linda Ferguson, Leanna lPap, Tacy Conn, Lisa Leonard, Loretta Black, Tracy McKinnon, Cecilia Lee, Louise Holmesly, Deanna Bush, Lisa Acutf, Patty Frambers, Tammy Curtis, Kim Montgomery, Karla Scheuerman. Poms, discs, hats and boots. Wait in the hall until 8:00, Mrs. Mastandrea is late again! Stretch out . . . line up for high kicks. No time to learn a new routine. The drill team is going to U.I.L. CHa! Hall The drill team is not going to U.I.L. Contests, routines, Friday nights. A big part of the funf?J for the high-kicking cuties of B.H.S. ,X-jf Q , K 4 W .,., f 2 ff -I Brewer Drill Team Watch your step, Carolyn. 1977-78 Honeycombs Drill Team 0 73 BreWer's Engineers of Spirit uw mf: MAY! as I iyileiii-T illiiii me mum fl 'V muah gimmefufmmw.aevewrnpnwmn4:',4ma .f ,, ' W '5' 'B ' y bfi wumxii 'ssl we me um '1-vwfwew ,M ' Bffezmwirta V :drivers mv eww zany , f . 3 Lej? to right: Ann Williams, Jeanna Summerhill, Debbie Cochrane Games, pep rallies, signs, skits, cheers and SPIRIT. The winners of the Hoarse Award. Generating spirit better than Texas Electric does heat, when they party they do it heartily, and when they jam they don't need no ham, only megaphones and a team. They keep things going in spite of low scores, rain, or car trouble, the die-hards of BHS accented by a long absent male. From the traditional two-bits to the contemporary Boogie there's no energy crisis here . . . the BHS cheerleaders get it on . . . Melody alyce ann scott debbie blue jeanna tracye - pep rallies, jr. varsity and varsity games are their territory. Cheryl mary debbie dana - pep rallies, and freshmen games get their stamp of spirit. Combine them all together . . . the Engineers of the Brewer Bear Locomotive. 74 o Cheerleaders Bear Mascot Alyce Cain, Scott DeShong, Tracye Eckols, Blue Harrington, Melody Ware. We're No. 1!!! I 1 MM I can ily! - Alyce Cain King of the Mountain! - Tracye Eckols If -- , L to R: Dana DeShong, Cheryl f , Wilbur, Debbie Welch, Mary Pilon , . . k 'J : jf! ' l I I Cheerleaders 0 75 Personalities The elite few. They're in everything. The personalities of BHS live up to their names and have since 1952. The friendliest, best looking, most athletic or best all-aroundg it makes no dilference, they were chosen by the students, their friends. Qualities of each have been Traditional for 25 years, from Joyce Johnson CFootball sweetheart 19521 to Alyce Cain. They were active. Isn't that what it's all about? A section to recognize the elite, for their activity and school spirit. Their fellow students and friends chose them because they know who is deserving. V ,fe resenting reWer's Best So SHE iS the mystery person. Future Burt Reynolds?? Mr. and Ms. BHS - Mark and Melody Ware 0 79 ffway' I, l w x I EJ lc A 4 af X i ' Mu I u ' . vp ri . , u f .mi M? . 1, Y Succe Best Wx-wwf Most Frie sl' ru-M' -5 ,, 5 4-4, A .af 41 A f'5'fW.f4 W- if 4 5 f vw' KAW F' if , ,riff yuh,-w serv mf' 1 X Basketball Sweetheart Dec Dee Tllomasson Football Sweetheart Alycrv Cain Key Club Sweetheart Honeycomb of the Year Paula Parkhill 4 if We nr'-W3 ori 7Vho's Who American High mong School Students ront, Left to right - Dana Davis, Tina Scruggs, Donna Goodwin, Debra Johnson, Vicki Williams, Amy Burns, Margaret Kohn, Tina Moore, Yolanda Medina, Rhonda ennington, Sharon Warner, Middle - Barbara Fuhrman, Judy Tedford, Julia Rinehart, Patty Collins, Lori Ward, Shelley Perkins, Leslie Shelton, Debbie Burge, Sheila lovak, Patty Frambers, Back - Thomas Martin, Scott DeShong, Alan Umholtz, Cecil Norvelle, Mark Presswood, Jimmy Daffada, Marvin Black, Clif' Morris, Bobby impson, Ricky Stanford, Jake Del Rio, Kerry Williams. Not pictured - John Hebert, Doug Morris, and Elisa Sawyer. The Society of Distinguished American High School Students aagraa rg:--at , sgafs.ffigwffgfwafz f , gif' 1-,gg 595523: , , ,-:..1.,.s:wa1:,s::?4w?Zm,at1s:fw:aamaze: 2:51 ,ifkivg si - vw Front, Left to right - Toni Braymiller, Tina Scruggs, Carolyn Frambers, Janet Gilcrease, Sharon Warner, Rhonda Pennington, Yolanda Vledina, Middle - Monty Shaw, Julie Rinehart, Barbara Fuhrman, Shelley Perkins, Judy Tedford, Debbie Burge, Debra Johnson, Shiela Slovak, Patty Frambers, Jake Del Rio, David Melman, Back - Kerry Williams, Scott DeShong, Thomas Martin, Jim Enright, Cecil Nlorvelle, Jimmy Datfada, Marvin Black, Clif Morris, Bobby Simpson, Mark Presswood, Ricky Stanford, Alan Umholtz, Not pictured - Melody Ware, Vicki Williams, Carolyn Frambers, Doug Morris, Elisa Sawyer, Josh Hart, Who's Who Among American High School Students and The Soc. of Distinguished American High School Students 0 95 Senior Who's Who Yolanda Medina . . . Although this is my last year I am sad in a way because I Alan Umholtz. . .The things I have cherished most of all are the friends I've made, know that I will be leaving all of my closest friends. All of my most cherished being class officer, preparing for the prom and my years with athletics. Most of all memories are in the classrooms just being with the people, my friends. the dedication of some of my teachers. Debra Johnson . . . What I've cherished most are the friends who , have been there to help me with my problems and who have helped me get through all the rough times that came with four years of high school. Dee Dee Thomasson . . . The happy and sad times I spent with my friends are the things I have cherished most about my high school years. True friends are hard to find, but the friends you make in school are friends for life because the moments you spent with them will be locked in your mind. Mike Griggs . . . All my past years in high school, my great friends and the time we had are memories that will always be with me, but for now I cherish my Senio year. I hope I can look around in the next 10 years and find everyone as happy a me. t l i l 5 .K ,. p .K . Zif' s ga ' or ,. Mark Presswood . . . I enjoy the spirit at Brewer and the dedication of it's athletes o win. The friends I've made and the closeness of our class have also let me enjoy t at Brewer. I would like to see the locker space changed, it is much too small, but nothing spiritual should be changed, Brewer is number one. Rhonda Pennington . . . Of all the memories I have of my years at Brewer I will always cherish the good times I've had with my friends and the proud moments I've experienced being a part of Brewer. It has been said that a person's high school years are the best years of his life, I only hope my memories will prove this true. cki Wlliams . . . When I look back on my High School years many things will ck out in my mind. Such things as Football games, working with the prom, ident council activities and the things like wrapping houses and shoe polishing rs are the memories I'll cherish forever, but what I'll cherish more than anything all the friendships I've made. Jake Del Rio . . . I cherish the many memories and opportunities that I have had. Most importantly, I cherish the many friends and all the things we did. I would like to see the school become more basic in it's teaching. And I would also like to see less emphasis put on extracurricular activities. Ricky Stanford . . . I've cherished all the students and teachers that make up Brewer. I'll remember basketball and my teammates winning and losing. The only thing that I would change would be adding another year to school. Senior Who's Who 0 97 Carol Mitchell . . . My philosophy of life is to take each day as it comes, do your best, then forget itg except to benefit from your mistakes. I think that the learning facilities of Brewer in the future will be much better because of the renovations now going on. John Heber. . . My philosophy in life is to search for the truth ones own reason. I see Brewer High School as having more spirit for their school. Bobby Simpson . . . My philosophy of life is that nothing comes easy. Concentration and hard work equals accomplishment equals satisfaction. For liewers future I see a vast improvement athletic wise, better facilities, and a close unity between students. Cindy Legget , . . My philosophy is to live life to the fullest and to strive to gain my goals throughout my life. I see a lot ahead for Brewer High School because it has many things to olfer and it is filled with wonderful people. 98 0 Junior Who's Who if 1' is V I ' s Paul Cheatham . . . I feel life is not ours to live, but Jesus Christ's, we will no' experience a full life until we have achieved this relationship. 2 Tammy Morrison . . . To not imitate others, but respect them for what they are. It would be useless to predict a future for Brewer, it would be better to plan and build. Junior Who's Who Larry Boatman . . . Life is a long, tough road and you have to go at it with everything you've got. It's tough, but you've got to be tougher. I feel like Brewer is on the rise. It is becoming a better place to go and the students are joining together with class spirit among all classes. Scott DeShong . . . To share happiness with someone each day. When I can brighten someone's day, they in tum have brightened mine. People need to be aware of the needs that everyone has. My outlook for Brewer is that it will always be a HELP school - Here Everyone Loves People. Judie T edhrd . . . Not to pattem my life after someone else, but to be myself at all times. I feel that there is a lot ahead for Brewer if they have people holding otiices that are very proud to be from Brewer. Julia Rinehart . . . To set the highest goals possible and then strive your hardest to achieve them. Brewer may have a very good future for them. Not only in athletics or band, but more in academics and school spirit. Junior Who's Who 0 99 Sheryl Saladino . , . Mary the mother of Jesus Christ, I think it would have been a great honor to be chosen to be His mother. Jim Enright . . . Around each corner there may wait A new road or a secret gate and thou we pass them by today Tomorrow we might pass this way and take that hidden road that runs to the moon and to the sun. Kelly Boy , . . I want to be myself in all situations. Everyone has faults but also many good points, All the people you meet during your lifetime is what makes life so exciting. Everyone is so different that's why it is so important to always be yourself and not someone else. Each time you hide your real self from others, you're not only cheating yourself you're cheating others. John Sutton . , . Jonas Salk. Because he conquered the dreaded disease polio which in turn saved many lives. 100 0 Sophomore Who's Who Gayle Libby . . . I would like to be Elizabeth Barrett Browning, because I woulm have to be able to write poems the way she did. mam Carobm Frambers. . . I would like to be myself, but without all my faults. I would like to be myself because I would like to live my life without following in anyone's footsteps. M.- 131344 f we wW ' Sophomore Whoas Who Josh Hart . . . I would rather be myself than another person because if I was who I wanted to be I wouldnft have anything to strive for and that would take the challenge out of life. Cindy Collett . . . I think I would like to have good qualities from several people. I would like to be ambitious, have patience, kindness and love. With those I can create happiness in someone's life. Janet Gilcrease . . . I would want to be a person who cares for others and would help anyone in need. I would want to be someone who would serve the Lord daily and love his fellow man. Greg Dulaney . . . I would be Jim Ryon because he proves that great athletes are madeg not bom. It proves that a man can attain anything if he wants it badly enough, as long as he is willing to sacrifice and work hard. Sophomore Who's Who 0 101 Freshman Who's Who Cheryl Wlbur . . . If I could be whatever I wanted to be I would be the answer to all the problems of the world. , F' t Debbie Welch . . . If I could do anything I wanted to do I would go around the world and find out how people in other countries live and then be thankful that God put me here where I am. Cheryl Rice . . . I would wish to continue my education so that I could help others that are less fortunate than I. Stacy Presswood . . . To gain the most of happiness and success throughout my life. 102 0 Freshmen Who's Who Deanna Brinkley . , . If I were given one wish to do whatever I wanted my wish wou' be to help others who are less fortunate than we here at Brewer. I would help th to get adequate schools and teachers so, by doing this they would get a bet education. I feel with a better education it would help them to receive more from l during their school years and after. E Leslie Houchin . , . I'm not sure what I would wish for afterwards, but first I'd want Iohn Hibbs. . . If I had one wish, it would be that man could learn to live together iarmoniously with his fellow man. And that all diseases could be cured. a million more wishes, so I would have plenty to spare. Deshong . . . If I had one wish to be who I wanted to be, I would want to myself because it's more important to be yourself than to be what someone else you to be. Each person has a different purpose and was put on this earth for purpose. Raye Lynn Hall. . . Ifl were given one wish to do whatever I wanted it would be to help others as much as possible in realizing how vitally important it is to strive for the highest possible. Once you are satisfied with your education, I feel you will be able to lind happiness in your work, life, and with God. Linda Ferguson . . . I would like to wish that I'd accomplish every goal I set because setting goals and accomplishing them is what makes you as a better individual. Freshman Who's Who 0 lO3 Groups 1 105 I I , Student Council l Front row.' Cheryl Wilbur, Corn Sec. - Dee Dee Thomasson, Debbie Welch, Pres. - Rhonda Pennington, KR -Vicki Williams, Sec. - Judie Tedford, Treos. - Kelli Bolf, Second row.' Randy Allen, Larry Boatman, Monty Shaw, Tammie Morrison, Josh Hart, Carolyn Frambers -- Hist., Bock row.' ParL - Scott DeShong, Debbie Burge, Mark Presswood, Gayle Libby, Jake Del Rio. Key Club Volunteer Council Front row: Sherry Thomasson, Carol Gill, Melissa Scott, Brenda Rice. Second row.' Tony Barnes, Janet Gilcrease, Connie Stephens, Teresa Tate, Pam Stogsdill, Bock row: Lisa Acuff, Janice Scott, Carolyn Dean. Kneeling: Patty Collins, T rear. - Tom Ragland, Lt. Gov. - Jake Del Rio, Sec. -- Kerry Williams, Tonya Davis, Raymond Patterson, First row: Russell Riddle, Pres. - Jim Ford, Alyce Cain, Jimmy Newland, Jim Datfada, Don Markum, Sergio Flores, Second row.' Dennis Walker, Greg Morris, Paul Cumings, Mark Ware, Michelle Brooks Cliff Morris, Marvin Black, Brian Leggett, Steve Kirby, Third row: Mark Kirby, Cecil Norvelle, Cynthia Morton, Chuck Jennings - KR, Mike Jenkins, Sherry Thomasson Sylvia Flores, Misty Jack, Christie Hudnall, Bock row.'4Margaret Kohn. HQ. ational Honor Societ Lej? lo right Ist row - Sharon Warner Dana Davis, Dee Dee Thomasson, Amy Bums, Margeret Kohn, De Burge, 2nd rom' Judy Tedford, Cindy Leggett, Regina Hollo Louise Holmesly, Barbara Fuhrman, Toni Braymiller, Tina Scruggs, Tammie Morrison, Larry Boatman, John Hebert, Back rom' Bobby Young, Doug Morris, Scott DeShong, and Raymond Patterson, not pictured Jack Scott Lek to right Ist row, Yolanda Medina - Pres., Rhonda Pennington - ll Pres., Vicki Williams - Sec., Jake Del Rio - T reas. , Middle row: Shelley Perkins, Connie Waren, W Sheila Camp, Patty Collins, Debra Johnson Tina Moore, Cecil Norvelle, Alan Umholtz, Ricky Stanford, Leslie Shelton, Back row: Jimmy Dalfada, Billy Holmesly, Cliif Morris and Marvin Black. v National Honor Society 0 107 Bear Tracks Staff 47 Lej? to right - Vicki Sheppard, Kehley Howeth - Copy Ed., Donna Melanson, Tammie Morrison - Lay-out Ed., Tonya Davis - Businessl Ed., Sharon Warner - Co-editor, Cindy Leggett, Rhonda Lewis, Penny Eyster, Ted Welch, Steve Kirby, John Cole, Danette Jennings, Monty Shaw - Photography Ed., Carolyn Early, Mike Payne, Venus King, Jake Del Rio - Editor-in-chief Ricky Moreno. Bear Facts Staff 3 I Front row,' Russel Riddle, Christine Bowland, Sharon Wamer - Editor-in-chief Diane Valdez, Brenda Futch, 2nd row: Carolyn Earley Laurie Cain - Bus. Ed, Carolyn Dean, Kathy Farris, Carolyn Frambers - Feature Ed., 3rd row: Wendy Wooward, Christy Hudnall, Glem Lane Artist Cindy Razo Sports Ed., 4th row,'Bobby Young, Louise Holmesly, Keith Abbot, Jim Ford, Sheri McNut and Kathy Boume. 108 0 Annual Staff, Paper Staff Rodeo Club James Gaul, Waymon Patterson - Treas., Adam Kevil - Pres., Eddy Patterson - V Pres., Ray Massey - Sec. Language lub Front row - Jake Del Rio - Sec!Treas., Yolanda Medina - I4 Pres., Debbie Burge - Pres., 2nd row,' Dee Dee Thomasson, Regina Holloway, Barbie Jaynes, Katie Griffin, Paula Reed, Carol Mitchell, Kathleen Heath, Lisa Hog Wood, Elisa Sawyer, Julia Rinehart. 3rd r0w,' Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Ware, Tracy McKinnon, Carol Morris, Tina Scruggs, Isabell Moon, Mikie Stantield, Nancy Schnittger, Dawn Kite, 4th row,' Mike Payne, Melinda Evans, Cindy Razo, Mark Kirby, John Hebert, Steve Jones, Kenneth Spelce, Sherri McNutt, Russell Renneberg, and Billy Johnson. Cosmetolog L to R: Kay McCluskey, Wanda Morgan, Gina Wright, Tammy Morgon, Kathy Nakers, Kathy Goodrum, Patricia Short, Caren Graham, Trudy Thompson, Ms. Gosney. Rodeo Club, Language Club, Cosmetology 0 109 Drama lub Choir Front 1510 to right - Mr. Jones, Louise Holmesly, Kathy Farris, Vicki Biemesch, Melissa Scott, Venus Grimm, Deborah Clark, Trina Tatum, Nancy Holland, Jimmy Evans, Harry Burkhart, Jack Blakely, Mark Warren, Back - Janice Martin, Carolyn Dean, Janice Scott, Benita Rose, Susan McDermott, Teresa Tate, Monique Kessler, Pat Kersh, Scott Doran, and Tim Jetton, JET: Office Girls Front row - Donna Ray, Susan Martin, Dawn Weddel, Debbie Cochrane, Angie Keeton, Cheryl Brock, Nancy McReynolds, Back row: Rebecca Lee, Debra Johnson, Lori Ruhmann, Justine Faulkner, Michelle Stringer, and Yvonne Jones. 110 0 Drama Club, Choir, Office Girls L to R - Cindy Weaver, Rory Kilpatrick, Aaron Smith, Tacy Conn, Kenneth Spelce, Milly Lewis, Dee Dee Holt, Cindy Ward, Sharon Warner, Mrs. Dear, Yolanda Medina, Jake Del Rio, Alan Umholtz, Tonya Davis, Tom Ragland, Mark Presswood, Cindy Razo, Jeff Riley, Mikie Stanlield, Laurie Cain, Denise Ragland, Sonia Jackson, Paula Reed, Misty Jack, Raye Lynn Hall, and Josh Hart. 2 i ture I-Iomemakers of America Row: Raymond Patterson, Mike Canard, Jimmy Newland, Marvin Black, Pat McAlister, Mark Ware, Kevin Beckham, Jamie Turbeville, Wenzel, 2nd row: Barbara Fuhrman, Tim Tucker, Mark Presswood, Sheryl Saladino, Teresa Markut, Sheila Easton, Connie Stevens, 3rd i . . . . T na Thorton, Regina Holloway, Melody Ware, Tonya Davis, Shannon Fowler, Lynell Holder, Donna Whitworth, Debra Johnson, Diana not pictured - Lisa Leonard, Karen Behnke, Monique Kessler, Bob Montgumery, Carla Covey, and Jeannie Stailey. I O O ce Educatlon ASSOC13t1OH wp Nancy Franklin, Tawney Ingram, Theresa Kite, Connie Waren, Christine Bowland, Dawn Weddell, Torey Anderseon, Brenda Shirley, Jana Wright, Cochrane, Katie Griffin, 2nd row,' Diane Valdez, Shiela Camp, Leslie Shelton, Demetra Crawford, Connie Jackson, Donna Melanson, Angie Keeton, June Tina Moore, Tammie Hallmark, 3rd row: Mrs. Croch, Torey Middleton, Isabelle Moon, Shelley Perkins, Mary Earle, Lesley Brown, Mary Moreland, Patty Lori Panelle, Donna Goodwin, Vicki Williams, 4th row: Mrs. McMullen, Tina Stohl, Susan Martin, Vicki Lowe, Lori Ward, Tammie Morrison, Cindy Thomas Martin. OEA, FHA 0 lll Home Economics and Related Occupations Ley? to right - Ist row: Cheryl McClesky -V Pres., Kathy Jarvis, Terri Quayle, Staci Sheppard, Janeen Duncan, Jimmie Lee, Alyce Cain, David Melman - Parl, 2nd row, Mrs. Carter, Darla Carter - Rep., Dana Davis - Sec., Jackie Welling, Teresa Bolanos, Billie Lee, Linda Cofer, Annette Podsednik - T reas., Tracey McClure, Vanessa Nail, 3rd row: Stephanie Blake, Donna Hoffman, 4th row,' Tammy Curtis, Robin Rankin, Kim Wood - Pres., Mary Green, David Oakley, not pictured - Patty Frambers - Hisn Woods and Water Back row: Jerry Ballard, Phil Sawyer, Jim Ford, Ricky Armstrong, Troy Woods, Opie Auten, Keith Eichman, Billy Holmesly, Sherry! Thomasson, Clif Morris, Mike Payne, Bucky Brown, Theresa Kite, David Miner, Jacky Jenson, Jimmy Newland, Jack Scott, Mike Canard, Todd Greer, Dee Dee Thomasson, Ronnie Hoover, Margaret Kohn, Jamie Turbeville, Kaylene Kohn, Greg Morris, Bobby Simpson, Raymond Patterson, Front rom' Diana Smith, Cindy Pederson, Vera Debeon, Mark Presswood, Leslie Shelton, Terri Clark, Wendy Woodard, 1 Christi Hudnall, Tracye Echols, Jim Daffada, Kathy Robbins, and Terri Self. 112 0 HERO, Woods and Water Q 4,4 Q ,Q 2 335 Front row: Twila Downey, Paula Van Winkle, Sheila Slovak, Shannon Fowler, Toni Bray Miller, Cynthia Kite, Susan Acufi Lisa Church, Second row: Margaret Kohn, Sandy Toelle, Julie Downing, Reggie Denny, Tony Keeton, David Schlemmer, Lester Couch, Cheryl Brock, Third row: Mr. Eary - sponsor: Donna Wesley, Richard Bessent, Todd Greer, Linda Melton, David Stohl, John Laird, Allen Williams, Ginger Bryant, Laurie Locklearg not pictured - Alan Unholtz, Melodic Hudson, Renee Owens, Pam Anderson, Rodney Gabbert, Kim Miller, Tina Henley, and Donna Ray. First row: Randy Allen, Bob Morrison, Jackie Ware, Lee Morin, Robert Johnson, Don Millerg Second rom' Kelvin Wilkerson, Roger Ray, Johnny Hudnall, Ira Dunn, Lori Rhumang Back row: Gary Davis, Todd Holloway, John Thompson, Alfredo Bustos, and Scott Doran. Sponsor - Mr. Reeves ICT and DE 0113 Paint and Bod I First rowg Billy Dean, Mark Stanley, J oe Dean, Randy Parrish, Bobby Russell, Randy Postageg Second row: Terry White, David Cook, Jerry Bradley, Claude Boyd, Ronnie Podsednik, Steve Hall, and Mr. Flowers. Auto Mechanics T up row: James Gaul, Barry Clawson, Brian Clawson, Ruben Candelario, Mr. Walgren, Kenny Hall, Kenneth Robbinsg bottom row: Tom Chambers, Tim Oaks, Robert Aultin, Michael Johnson, Stanley Tackett and Dwayne Becker, sitting ff Teresa Black. Not pictured - Eric Wilson. 114 0 Paint and Body, Auto Mechanics C.V.A.E. lv Back rom' Jimmy Colwell, Andy Hazelton, Mike Wade, Jim Miller, James Tyson, Jackie Faulkner, Ron Cofer, Christy Burkhart, Vickie Collins, Gary Thompson, Roger Brock, Mr. Holt - Sponson Front row: Leanna Hart, Randy Anderson, Mary Ward, and Robert Livingston. Building Trades Back row: Mr. Scribner - N sponson Ronnie Hoover, I I ' ' , . ' F LE ' - V ix Bucky Borwn, Mike Oakes, L N 1 Alan Brewer, Floyd jf I f J f J J- Weatherly, Bobby Cook, J 'H' V --Q . Kenneth Evettsg ,Dont row: Jack Scott, Bobby King, Paul Covin, Doug Williams, Kim Evetts, Tim Gage, Frankie Ware, Ronald Brooks, not pictured' Mark Andrae, Pat McAlister, Steve Davis, Mike Hassinger, Leland Homan, Jeff Mayhew, Russell Rawlins, and Mark Pamplin. :A mm.. , nu, CVAE and Building Trades 0 l15 Seniors n We're So Mighty, We're So Great, Seniors, Seniors '7 8. Seniorso 117 I J Q, , .' 1j13'fz1 if Ll'- .,',E ', . N.. jffif jg 7 W ZEVIL if , gf y,.f5ii5i'giiifif. 2 M. ,, W Wil- Qfwifllf if' i'flffffiYlIf7Till,1' 4' .. . n .y yi slys Eulan . ribbon anywhere anything forester . . Wilson . . . . , works . drives . a single . P,E. aide . , fishing . , . hunting pinball, band .agirlsgirls Pamela L. Anderson . . . '73 Blue light special at the Big K band, DECA . . . majorette . . . P-A-R-T-Y . . . TIM Mark Andrae . . I u f? , rpg, ,.', :gs , if 118 0 Seniors Torey Anderson . . . '75 Camaro, Rowan Bldg , . , DECA VOE business school . , . Jo's . . . ringing ears . . . TCJC . . . D-A-V-I-D , . . business school Susan Blondie . . . Aculi ... DECA ... Band, Caslleberry Lumber Company . . . College at Vernon . . . Legal . . . Secretary . , . Senior year ...Best ... I Kevin . . . Doyle , , .N Blue Eyes . . . Beckha Y '68 Ford Pickup . . football . , . track basebal . . . M-E-L-O-D-Y . . TCJC. . .Jr,-Sr.. . .Prom and the hrs! homecoming Louise Ann Behnke '74 Ford . . . Hayloft . . , TCJC . . , college . . .riding bicycles, playing . . .volleyball. . . Bill Belcher . '70 Skylark, band . . . VICA .,.Auto...Mech... Pt. and Body going to a technical school . . . Loved those . . . band trips . . . Kathy . . . Bourne . . . Ford Pickup . . . band basketball mgr . . . plans to work . . . and get married . . . TCJC . , . remember the band trips? . . . J-A-C-K-l-E . , . likes to ride . . . horses . , . college. Cynthia Leigh . . . Benfer . , . VICA v.p .... and president . . . engaged . . . likes the outdoors, horses 'LI remember most the . . . VICA. . . , dis. meeting. . .in Wichita Falls. Christy Burkhart . . . County Seat . . . Jr. Achievement . . . VOCI' . . , college . , . TCJC . . . G-R-E-G . . . rock parties. . . Amy Jane Burns . . . Kinder-Care . . . '67 Buick ...tennis...NHS... Lang. Club . . . Band Amy, do you have your bells? A-L-A-N, . . . U.I.L. Sup . . . TCJC , . .or. . .TCU Cheryl . , , Lynn . . , 'tShorty Brock . . . Harvest House . . . '68 Impala . . . DE . . . outdoors lady . . . Tarleton State. Deborah Burgey Burge . . . K-Mart . . . sports . . .tennis. . . Stu. Coun., Lang. Club pres. . . . NHS . . . Annual . . , 'tdoing . . .the 20's film. . .New Orleans . . , MSU . . . Who's who . . . Ranch Queen '77 . , . commercial ...artist... Marvin D. Brutus Black Olds Delta 88 Mr, Athlete . . . all . . . sports . . . NHS . . . All Zone . . . Stu. Coun. . . , college . . . Is . . . your collarbone. . .alright, Mr. . . . Mastandrea? I cl BROOKS . . . food, girls and sports Alyce Denise. Cain ... El Chico ,.. Pink T-Bird . . . Track Cheerleader. , . basketball . . .movingout. . .NTSU PARTIES . . , frosh, soph, jr. fav . . . sr. v.p. football sweetie , NTSU . . . Pizza Inn and . . . running around. , . Seniors o I 19 Dana Butler . . . Darla Carter . , . Hancock Fabrics . . . Galaxie . . . Drill Team , . . HECE . . . HERO D-A-N-N-Y . . . Chapman . , . Court . . ,Reportingmarriage Stephanie Blake. Hazel Brooks Sheila Ma Ma . . .Camp '69 Ford NHS ..,VOE..,OEA.., Woods 8L Water . R-I-C-H-A-R-D marriage . . . pep . , . rallies office worker . . .softball. . . s. , ,,, Tom Chambers . . . l l Anna . . . Clements Patricia Lynn . . . Fatty , . . Collins Ski1lern's . . . Station Wagon . . . Band NHS . . . Stu. Coun. Stewart Title , . . '67 Mustang . . . VOE . . . OEA . . . Basketball . . . volleyball . , . FHA . . . J-O-D-Y. . . Married and I . . . love it! . . . work . . . Friday nights, Ron Cool Cofer '68 . . . Mustang . . . Stratollex football . . . future Machinist . . . just , . . cruising around. 1 Lester D. Couch. Castleberry Lumber . .. Co .... '71 . . . Chevelle , . . football . . , NHS ...DECA...DE... l2O 0 Seniors Stage Band. . .OEA VOE . , . NTSU sec ..,. Jr. girls . . . party at Morton's house . . , UIL, Soloist . . . P-A-R-T-Y. . . college or the , . . army. ynthia Ann Covey . . . ilson's . , . '66 Ford ..Band. . Jlags, . .JA . Woods and Water , . Lang. Club soon to be arried. . . Isitraining? . , Country Music . . . -O-G-E-R. . . lik XX Jana Lea Davis . . . West Ele, P.E. Aide . . . Monte Carlo. . .Band. . .Tennis . . Flags . . . HECE , . NHS . . . College . . Mrs. Burton , . . vhere's Gary? , . unning around . , l'CJC??? C .ai Tonya Jo Red . . . Davis Mitchell's , . . '73 Maverick volleyball ...track...Fl-IA... Drama . . . Key Club . . . Annual Stah' . . . College . . . Dental Ass. . . . Ji-'s . . . Girl's party . . . Dana, have you . . . seen Gary? . , . J-O-H-N-N-Y. . . Paul Andrew Cummings . . . Paulee. . . '68 Chevy . . . football , . , track . . . Key Club, , . Woods and Water Wood-zees college-bound to be teacher Who's Who . . . Messing around . . . with my friends Tamera Tammy . . . Marie Curtis . , .Harvest House . .. '70 Tornado Drill Team, Drama Thespians . , . Elementary . . .Education. . .college at UTA . . . remember the lst football game? . . . D-OVU-G. , , Gary Roy Golclilocks Davis , . . A-PRO . . . LTD . . . football . . . basketball and track . . . TCJC . . . l'm just having a good ol' . , . time. Debbie Kojak . . . DeBorde . . . Fort . . , Worth Boat Club . . , '73 Pinto . . , Volleyball . . . Woods 8L Water Lang. Club UTA . . . nurse. . J'The Jr. Girl's . . . Party . . . Riding aroundaroun- daroundaround and around , . , with the gang. James Vincent. . .k'Duck Dalfada . . . T-Bird , . . football. . ,track . . . Key . , . Club pres ..,. NHS . , . Woods 8: Water. . , v.p .... Lang. Club . . . Whols Who. . . Woodzees . . . TCU . . . lnter. Playboy 77? 'AWhere's my . . .window? Seniors 0 121 .lake Jack Dip . . . Frito Del Rio . . . '71 Vega Annual Ed. 12 yrsl Key. Club Pres, Sc Lt. Gov. . . . Stu. Coun ,.,. NHS treas. Lang. Club sec. . . . Band . . . Tennis . . . Drama , . . Paper . . . Who's Who Disting. Student . . . NTSU . . . 'Those . . . Key Club conventions and my . . . friends . . . Clyde Reginald . . . Denny Jr. 98. . . Olds , . .Band . . . Aviation . . . DECA . . undecided future ...cop or air pilot . .. Bye, bye Mr. . . . Busse! . . . likes . . . hunting and . . .swimming. . . Melinda DeShong . . . Scott Andrew . . . Doran . . . K-Mart . . . and the Wharfflj . . . Choir . . . ICT remembers the Amarillo trip . . . future business . . . at TCJC Carol Dunn . . . Twila ... Dawn ... Downey . . . Dillards Photo Studio future camera. . .clicker'?'? TCJC . . .likes to play. . ,tennis and. . .J-E-R-R-Y. . . l Mark Downing . . . Sears ...basket...ball... French Chevelle SS . . . plans for NTSU . . . and Law School Terri Elkins. . . 122 0 Seniors Donita Erwin . . Kenneth Evetts '61 Chevy Truck . . . self-employed band . . . building trades . . . future construction worker . . . Randy . . . Fotno . . . W. Eyster . . . '71 Ford truck . . . Midas Mulilers l...ICT...MetalShop ... plans to ... make bunches of money . . . Who's got . . . the Y driveway . . . chains7'! . . . likes hunting and KISS Justine . . . Stohl , . . Faulkner . . . married lady . . . basketball . . . volleyball . . , track . . . DE...VOE...plans to be an accountant and . . . stay married . . . likes the . . . outdoors and CharlesCharlesCharles! Shannon Carol . . . Fowler . . , Cobra II . . . transferred to Brewer . . . likes to sing . . . water ski and draw Madrical Singing . . Group. . . M-I-K-E . . . Judy . . . Woodie . . . Fehler . . .VAC . . . college and TCJC maybe . . ,on the. . .job training , . .likes sports. . . Patricia Patty Frambers . . . North Elementary . . . '76 Granada . . . P.E. Aide . . . Pushing . . . Gertrude . . .up the hill . . . P-A-R-T-IAE-S . . . and. , . G-U-Y-S!!! Sergio, . . Slick Buzzard . . , Flores . . . painter , . . Cutlass . . . all sports . . . Key Club . . , college at Colorado foooohl Woods and Water. . .architecture . . . Woodzees pres. Playing football at .limmy's house. Debbie Fowler. . . Rodney Lynn Gabbert . . . '69 . . . Mustang ...worksat. . .theBigK . . 9th grade football . . . hunting and . . . archery. . . Seniors 0 123 Mike . . . Genie Griggs ...'76...Arrow... golf. . . work. . . goofing off. . . dances, and football games , . . D-E-B-R-A Donna . . . Goodwin . . . Central Elementary . .. '61 Impala. . . OEA . . . volley . . . ball . . . basketball . . . Who's Who VFW Award future with the . . . Coast Guard mice in the . . . locker roorns7'? . . . Outdoors . . . the place to be. Tammy t'Barnaby . . . Hallmark . , . ESC . . , Maverick . . . volleyball OEA rep ...Woods 8: Water... Jr. Girl's . . , perty . . . KENNY. . . 124 0 Seniors Michael . . . Alan . , . Hassinger . . .Toyota . . . football. . .plans to go into real estate fto . . .get richl , . .TCJC. , .girl watcher . . . l made it!! . . . Kathy Hall. , . Mary Muscles . . . Green . . . Harvest House . . .Lang. Club. . .HECE .. college at Tarleton . . . to teach . . . swimming. . . and. . .all the things I did, . . . Becky . . . Bee . . . Harrington . , . Volkswagen, volleyball . . . Skillerns . . . basketball , , . track . . . Woods and Water future , . . Mrs. Peggy's Beauty . . , College . . . swimming . . . softball ...M-l-K-E. ., Joey Scott . .. Harry . . . Henley. . .'64 Chevy I1 . . . football . . . trade school . . . cars . . . and women . . . Tawney Ingram . , . Dr.'s ollice... Le Mans... Drill . . . Team . . . FHA . . . VOE Woods and Water. . . Moving out. Sr. Party . . . Dances Znd place Parl. Procedures RIDING AROUND , . . William . . . Jap Holmesly . . . Riverside ice . . , '69 Ford . , . Track Football NHS. Key Club . . . TENNIS Woods and Water. Law Enforcement. Sam Houston . . , Football at 4 A.M. Looking at GIRLS Connie Sheryse . . . Jackson . Pontiac . , . . . Track . OEA . . . . . . Woods Volleyball. , . , Ruckers Basketball . FHA . . . Cheerleader and Water. SMU Lynell Hot Holder . . . '77 LTD . . . Nursing school . . . Mr. K's office the first day concerts and . . . cruising Mike Too Tall , Jenkins . . . Track basketball . , . college? . . . football. My Friends . . . and Basketball . . 1 Water Skiing . . . C-I-N-D-Y Todd . . . Dewayne . . . Holloway Fire Bird . . . Mechanic, Wilson's . . .cars Jody Jack . . . Tech Tool, Falcon Woods and Water Pain! and Body . . . Metal Shop . , . A Machinist ...TCJC. . ,WORKON ...CARS,.. Melodic , . . Anne . , , Hudson '77 Astre Woolworth , . . DECA Advertising. . ,Drill Team . . . Pushing Gertrude, Horse Back . , . riding Kathy Dynamite Jarvis HERO DECA ...DELab . . . Work in fashion . . . designing ...or..,displayer... TCJC. . .BUBBA. .. Paul Jenkins Seniors 0 125 Yvonne . . . Jones. Dental Assistant . . . Pinto . . . DECA. . .ICT. . .plans to be married . . . 'AYvonne do you need some gas?? . . . KENNY. . . Chuck . . . Chunk . . . Jennings . , . drives a red bomb .Big-K. . .band Key Club v.p. . . .Drama. . .Lang. Club . . . Annual Staff . . . TCJC and college to becoine a teacher. , .band trips and football , . . games . . . Likes to . . . have fun . . . Debra . . . Johnson . . . Mustang . . . NHS , . . Lang. Club Jr. Who's Who . . . plans for the future -7 . . football games and .. . M-I-K-E. . . Robert . . . Johnson . , . '65 Chevy Pick up Wade Watson . , . Ranch ...Who's...Who... fishing . . . plans for trade ...school. .. Bradley S. . . . Keefer . . . Wake Candy . . . Co. . . the candy man '67 and '74 Chevy Trucks . . . football . . , ICT. . .VICA. . .Who's Who. . .plans to Keep on trucking. Anthony Gene . . . Keeton . . . Castleberry Lumber . . . football . , . track . . DECA . . . Sam . . . Houston State . . . Law Enforcer . . , girls and having fun . . . 126 o Seniors Theresa Wide . . . Load Kite. . . Public Info. Ollice . , . Purple tare you surej Demon VOE OEA . . , Band, Majorette . , . marriage after working . . .if Jimmy strikes oil , . .TCJC. . .Tough Two , . , Grand Champions . . .band trips. . .JIMMY Adam K, Rudabager . , , Kevil . . . the last of the . . , true goatropers ... Apex Fence ... Rodeo Club. . . ICT. . . drives everything. . .plans - ubuy a Cadillac wher's the new , . , hi-way? KISS . . . S-A-N-D-R-A. . , Donna ... Lynn... Jones. . .Drama. . .Jour. . . . Lang. Club planning to be a school teacher . . , Tarleton . . . likes. riding and babysittingm. , . ' l I Margaret Margo Kohn . . . Montgomery Wards .,.'56,.,Chevy.., Band . , . Key Club... Woods and . . . Water! NHS TCJC, college. Does you car. . . . have brakes? . . .N Horseback riding and swimmin around . . . 1 i John Lake . . . Lemmons. . . Nancy McReynolds . . . Camero . . . Dental Assistant . . . DECA ICl'...NHS... marriage someday . . . Jr. Girl's party at Morton's Billie Lee . . . Leisure Lodge . . . Nursing Home Vega HERO . . .soon to. . .be married , . . likes . . . swimming . . . parties . . . and .I-E-R-R-Y Michael James . . . 'AMocse . . . McAlister . . . '70 Ford . . . Truck . . .Marigold. . .Milk Co, , ri, H . . . football . . . track 3 . . .basketball. . .baseball aft- gi: X ' ' ' ready ' ' ' I0 go 'O ' '55 1' '--k I f, ,. Oklahoma Univ. . . . 3 Q .,,,. if :Q Woodzees . . , partying 'fl Q 5- . .. .5 .,,, 3 ,jp , . . . football at Newlands 'ie17i'l 7 7 X l,A., , ll-r A . Q ', T ff, .tg Q 49 fl K ' f ...BECKY Thomas Professor Martin. . .Toyota Corolla ,..JA...Who'sWho . . . swimming . . . readin and horseback . . . riding . . . college . . . at UT Arl Y ...tobecomean... aerospace engineer . . . in propulsion systems . . .LYNDA Mary Alicia Cowgirl Lake . . . basketball . . . Pizza. . . Inn. . . Electra , . . Track . . . Rodeo . . .archery. . .soon to go to . . . Weatherford College and stay a . . .'Abachlorette . . .but likes to . . . chase cowboys Don Alan Snake Markum ... '70 ... Chevy Impala, Key Club . . . Woods and. . .Water .. Var. football , . . Woodzees . . . 4 a.rn. . . . in the morning . . . tackle . . . water . . . sports . . . Steph. F. Austin T-O-R-E-Y Bryan Dean . . . Leggett '67 Chevy Caprice, '76 Honda CVCC . . . basketball . . . tennis . . . Woods and Water. Wood-zees . . . Key Club . . . college7'?? remembers being . . . ran over by . . . Jimmy New playin football. Jelirey Chugar Mack Mayhew '55 Chevy Hot Rod . . . Pickup . . . truck . . . driver or carpenter . . . Is the roof leaking? cars and women My truck Seniors 0 127 Linda Melton . . . '72 Maverick, Fox Photo , . . basket . . . ball . . . drill team . . . DE and DECA . . .soon to be. . .married . . . Who's Who . . . likes driving in the park with ...A-N-D-Y. .. Yolanda Renee . . . Spot Medina , . . Green Nova . . .Scars. . .band council and sec. . . . NHS pres. . . . Lang. Club v.p. . . . Disting . . . Student . . . Who's Who . . . Sophomore . . . Class v.p. . . . Annual Staff . . . college . . . Mexico . . , Bake a cake? . . . Tina Kathleen . . . Teen-Baby . . . Moore . . , Gene . . . Thompson 8: Associates . . , band OEA NHS, majorette . . . college to ...become a sec. TCJC . . . Who's Who . . . band trips . . . and the prom. . . CE-C-I-L. . . Anita Worm Morrison . . . Eldorado . . . tracktracktrack . . . TCJC . . . lmade it to Regionals . . . in '77, YEA! likes to draw sew and run 128 0 Seniors William Lee Morin . . . 76 Ford Pickup . . . Benton's . . . Jewelry . . . plans . . . to become a businessman. . . Kim Miller . . . David Alan . . . Melmar . . .'65 Mustang. . .Sonic Drive-in . . . football mgr ...HECE . . . plans fo . . .North Texas. . .Likez to golf. . . bowl and camp Mary Moreland . . . K-Mart '75 Camero ...VOE...OEA... DE. . .DECA. . .plans ...to become a ... receptionist Who's Who . . . remembers book . . .keeping l. . . Cwonder why'Jj . . . Bob Morrison . . . '70 Plymouth . , . Ace Mattress Co. Building Trades . . . college or be . . . a salesman . . . TCJC . . .likes. , .motorcycles and. J-E-N-N-I-F-E-R. Rodger Clifton . FluHy Morris. . . football . . . Key. Clt . . . track . . . Woods an Water. . . NHS. . .Why Kids . . . Wood-zees . .' college UTA . . . Do1 hear a lion, Coac Fomey7'f 1 r 1 Iimmy Leon Jim . . . New Newland ...'72 LeMans . . . Newland Plumbing . . . football i . .baseball. . .basketball l . . Key Club . . . Woods and Water . . . college - Texas . . . Tech or T.C.U. Wood-zees . .. messing around . . . 'lAug 7, '77 ...THERESA. ., l Cynthia Turtle Morton . . . Maverick basketball. track . . . band . , . Key Club sweet hear! . . . NTSU. . .Jr. Girls party at MY ...house the Prom. . .PARTY. .. Michael Joseph , . . Oakes '65 Chevy Cambell Hospital . . . Building . . . Trades , . . VICA . . . Likes all sports and deep sea fishing. . .Wanls. . .to get rich . . . M-IAC-H-E-L-L-E, Lynnette . . , . . Dean's, Shack . . . Drill eam. . .captain . . .just lans to work . ,. likes . . horse back . , . riding and shoe -polishingm. , . Renee Scott Owens . . . Gran Torino . . , or Pinto . . . JC . . . Pennys . . . Drill. Team Lt. . . . DE , . . Woods and Water . . . married . . . plans to go into . . . fashion college ...B-R-A-D. .. Cecil Cec . . . Norvelle . , . Malibu . . . band. stage band . . . Key Club, Lang. Club . . . NHS ...Texas A 8: M for Med . . . Tech . , . Who's Who . . . remembers the band trips . . . music . . . and bowling . , . and tennis . . . besides T-I-N-A. Lori Jean . . . Pannell , . .Yellow VW. . .Amer. Handi . . . marching band ..,sym. band and .., jazz band... OEA ... VOE . . . a married . .. lady. . .likes to. . .water ski and . . . plans to do otlice work C-H-U-C-K. . . Richard E. '-Rich Ona .,. '68 Nova... band . . . Key Club. . .'rcJc ...Air,..Force... remembers the band trips . . .and football. . .games . . . likes to . , . draw and work on cars D-l-A-N-N-A. , . Sherrie Neel , . , Mark Pamplin . . . '69 Chevy Impala . , ,football . , . bldg trades . . . likes . . . Fishing and . . . hunting . . . D-I-A-N-E Seniors 0 129 Terry . . . Hometown Head Parrish '69 Plymouth Road runner . . . Hometown. Food Store . . . football , . . Auto Mech . . . PARTIES . . . J-E-N-N-I-F-E-R Shelley Perky . . . Perkins . . . Western Co. ...NHS. . .VOE,OEA . . . Majorette . . . sym, band . . . plans to work . . . Chuck, Jake, the bus . . . is movingll' . . . Who's Who , , , '69 . .. Mustang . . . Grand . . . Champion . . . marriage to PAT? Terri Marie . ., Quayle . . . Gremlin . . . Do-nut Factory . . . cosmetology . . . future beautician . . . pushin' ol'. . ,Gertrude up . . . the hill . . . party. and swimming . . 130 0 Seniors Russell Scott , . . 'ARutherford . . . Rawlins . . . '59 . . , Chevy Truck , . , Van Car Lot. . .foot ...ball track Bldg. Trades . . . cross-country . . . future carpenter BBDA strikesllll How many times . . . were you , . . absent'?'?? Ronnie James . . . Pod Podsednik . . . Impala , , ,foot. . .ballbasketball ,,.4yrs...likes... hunting and lishing remembers . . . his .lr. year Rhonda Buns . . . Pennington. . .band drum majorette . . . Stu. Coun. tres, sec., Pres .... Drama . . .NHS v.p.. . ..lr. Class Pres. . . . NTSU to become a social worker, MUSIC . . . Rhonda, do you need a zipper?? FRIDAY . . . NIGHTS! Jimmie Edward , . , Rasmon . . . '71 Camaro . . , football . . , remembers his . . . sophomore year . . . likes to hunt, l l Annette Podsednik . . , '73 Pinto . . , Wyatt's Cafe , . . Drill Team . , . VOE l-IECE Annual . . . Staff . , . remembers the football ...games and the half-times , , . trips . , . likes to r.p. and shoe . . . polish. . . Mark . . . Richard . . , Press .l , . . Presswood .,. '68 Buick ... FES . . . football . . . track . . . baseball . . . Woods and Water . . . Key Club ...college-A8LMor , . . Colorado . . , Stu , . ,Coun.. . .Wood-zees . . .PARTY. . . Donna Ray . . . Penney's FHA ...VOE DECA TCJC remembers her. . ,.lr. year . . . going to Spencer's Corner . , . and concerts Roger Dodger . . . Ray , . . '74 Monte . . . Carlo , .. T.J.'s .. . Auto Mechanics . . . college likes to go to the , . . shows and run around with David . , , Chris, and 1..Bradley. .. Cindy Hey Mex . Razo . . ,K-Mart. . .basketball . . . Paper stall , . , Lang, Club. . .!rack. . .college ,..TCJC. . .Who'sWho .. . likes to run around , . ,what did you . . , lose'?'?'?, . , Tammy Reynolds . . . Kirk Allen . . . Robertson . . . Buick . . . marching band . . . Sym. hand and . . .jazz band . . , plans to go lo. . . NTSU and major . , . infwhat else'?j MUSIC . , . remembers the hand trips likes music. . . Jerry Robinson . . . '71 Malibu . , . H.J. Wilsori's . . . architecture . , , college-?'? . . . girls . . . ears . . . and . . girlsgirlsgirls. Gary Ryan , . , '59 Dodge TCJC-??'?'7 Likes to work on cars . . . and PARTY, Seniors 0 131 David Wayne . . . Tubs Schlemmer . . . '67 Cougar . . . Sears . . . football . . . baseball . . . VICA . . .Building Trades . . . track . , . Work . . . on carsandgo.,.to... V-I-C-K-l . . . marriage'??'? Brenda C. Piglet Shirley . . . Gene Thompson . , . basketball, track . . . VOE . . . plans to . . . be a secretary . . . Did you . . . want us Mr. . . . Grimes? . . . R-O-N-N-I-E . . Leslie Shelton . . . Les . , . Buick . . . Voc. Bldg. f sec. NHS basketball . . . volleyball track...drill.,. team . , . Woods and . , . Water . . . college TWC Jr. Girls Party . . . Only . . , give mane, rank, and serial no. Chris Stallons . . , Anita Sealy Cutlass . . . Levity . . . Furn. basket . . . ball . . . volleyball . . . track . . . OEA. . .FCA. . .Woods and Water , . . Oklahoma . , . likes to ski . . . and riding. . .around. . . Sheila J. Slovak . . . Maverick . . , K-Mart ...NHS.,.VOE.,. DECA TCJC .. Who's got . . . roaches??'?? . . . plans to work...butNotat... K-Mart . . . riding . . . down the Strip, 132 0 Seniors Gary Stanley - band . . . plans to work and rich . . . likes to bowl . . . and water ski , . S-H-I-RvL-E-Y. Ricky Legs . . . Stanford '66 Ford Village . . . lnn . . . Mr. Sports. . .NHS. . .Lang. . . . Club . . . college at NTSU . . . Who's Who in Eng., Biology Geo., Algebra . . . Chem., and Fren . , . likes to . . . play golf . . . Earnie Lee Big , . . E Shipman '70 Galaxie 500 . . . football . . . track . . . college f O.U. . . . All-Zone . . . Reg . , . Qualifier . . . Party , . , Playing football at Jimmy's. . .house . . . Gary Swinney . . DeRonda Dee . . . Six Flags . . . Lang. Club . . NHS , . . Woods and Water . . . band . . . majorette FHA Stu Coun. . . . Jr. Class sec. . , college at the University Tennessee . , . Who's Who . . . Going out . . . with Sharon . . . and Rhonda. Alan George Big Al Umholtz . , . 8 Days Inn . , . Monte. Carlo . . . trainer . . . Stu, Coun. NHS . . . Woods and . , .Water, . ,Lang. Club . . , college to, . .become a C.P,A. . . . Distinguished Stu. Top Ten , . .K-E-L-L-I. . , Sandy May Hulk Toelle , . . '76 Pinto. . . K-Mart , . . DECA, , .basketball . . . track . . . marriage? . . . remembers the . . , 76f77 Prom, . ,B-I-L-L-Y Cindy Silver . . . Streak Ward ... 76 Pinto . ., Lang. . . , Club. . . Texas A 8: M . . . Spanish and , . . French . . . plans to work in a veterinary oliice Lori ota Celica Law Olice VOE volleyball Woods and Toy Water college Who s Who OEA sec Parties softball and Connie Waren . . . Family Sec. Celica . . . majorette ,..band...NHS... DEA . . . HECE v.p. marriage and work . Grand Champions . . . Saturday . . . Nights . . . likes to do all water . . . sports . . . B-I-L-L-Y Mark J. Ware . . . Pickup . . . House . . . Mover . . . football . . . track college at Colorado ...All Zone. . . All Dis . . . FHA Pres .... Mr. BHS . . . Wood-zees . . . remembers the Jr. Prom . . . likes . . . horses and . . . football. . . Jacquelyn . . . Welling . . . Crystal's . . . HERO . . . college . . . PARTY . . and . . , Willie Nelson . . . P-A-T, . . Donna Whitworth . . . '74 Monte Carlo . . . getting . . . ready to be married . . . going . . . to concerts . . .S-T-E-V-E. . . 134 0 Seniors Donna J. Mrs. . . . Fretwell Wesley . . . Drill Team . . . DE and DECA . . . getting married. quitting Big K . , . Green Valley . . . R-O-N-N-I-E Sharon Warner. . . Duster . . . thespian . . . drama . . . band . . . Annual Stal! ed. , .paper ed.. . .paper ed. NHS majorette . . .TCU. . .and marriage ...inthe summer... Who's Who, Speech Award . . . band trip . . . annual meeting , . . M-I-C-K-E-Y David Earl Wenzel . . . Dodge. . .basketball ... DECA ... Woods and Water . . . plans on . . . going places and . . . traveling . . . Who's Who . . . Denim Gang . . . likes . . . the 'tGreat Outdoors Ann Elizabeth . . . Peaches . . . Williams . . . '74 . . . Maverick, basketball . . . softball track . . . cheerleader . . . Woods and Water , . . college . . . Midwestem . . . January 20, '75 . . . Tough . . . Two . . .JR. Party. Melody Joan Melmee Ware . . . Valiant . . . basketball , . . track . . . cheerleader , . . Midwestern State to become a coach .. . Jr. Parties 3-D Award . .. likes basketball and . . .K-E-V-I-N. . . Cynthia Diane . . Sprout West . . .Granc Prix . . . Jean's West . . . Texas A BL M to become a veterinariari . . .likes to hike, swim, anc . . .camp. . . l 4 l Kerry Babe . . .Williams . , .Plymouth. . .K-Marr ...band . .. Key Club , . . sec .... tennis . . . Texas A 8: M . . . marine biology . . . Who's Who .., Tom ... Duncan Award . . . Key Club Convention in Ok. City . . . P-A-M . . , aren Yates . . . Terry 'kWid Man . . . Wilson. . .'73. . .Cutlass . . . Pt. and . . , Body, sec. . . football . . .Lincoln Tech to become a . . Diesel Mechanic . . .remembers the football games . . . likes to ski and. Swim. . . Vicki Mickey. . .Mouse . . . Williams . . . '77 Malibu , . . Drill Team , . , Stu. Cou-n. v.p. NHS . , . sec .... Lang. Club . . . OEA . . . marriage ... TCJC ... Who's . . . Who . . . Drill Team, Lt. . . . T.P. . . .shoe . . . polishing . . . D-A-V-I-D. . . Kim Wood... P.E..., Aide . . . Coach House Gifts . . . NHS . . , volleyball , . , drill team . . . HECE Woods and Water marriagefm . . , PARTYPARTYPARTY . . . concerts . . . Ok. . , . mp. . .J-E-R-R-Y. Richard Zinn Pinto , . . plans for college . . , or . . . TCJC. . . likes to . . . build models and weight-liftfughj 1 its Mm --,-an-.- 'L -' , ' N1-,gf 1 '7'-wi:,ff? i 1, . V .ft .i ., , F5 J' i . s Gina Wright . . , '66 Falcon . . . basketball track. Cosmetology plans to be a beautician . . . and get , . . married . . . likes to PARTY . . . Who's . . . Who. . . E-R-I-K. Seniors 0 135 136 0 Juniors Juniors s gases , my e :US . , 1 ffiiif :JM ' f.:.Q,1, fm::::1:efW- - seemIareasafiiwfdf ' ,,,::w,sw-'ff vs f . ,-. ,W im: 'ze V M . vm' 431, We are Mighty, We are Fine, We're the Class of '79. Jumors 0 137 Keith Abbott Linda Alcorn Cindy Alford Randy Allen Carlos Aquirre Jimmy Bernard Vicki Beimish Richard Bessent Larry Boatman Christine Bowland Claude Boyd Eddie Boyd Jannelle Boyd Jerry Bradley Toni Braymiller Alan Brewer Beverly Brewer Bucky Brown Karen Brown Lesley Brown Steve Bryant Robert Buchanan Alfredo Bustos Paula Butler Mike Canard Ruben Candelario Paul Cheatham Kim Childree Lisa Chuch Debbie Cochran Linda Cofer John Cole David Cook Carla Covey Paul Covin Julie Covington Demetra Crawford Carolyn Dean Joe Dean Scott DeShong Dana DeWoody David Dilbeck Mark Dill Cindy Donald Julie Downing Janeen Duncan Mary Earl Thomas Eason Tammy Echols Kim Evetts Donna Ewing Kathy Farris Jim Ferguson Jim Ford Nancy Franklin Barbara Fuhrman James Gaul Cybil Gibson Denise Gilbert Lori Gilbert Cathy Goodrum Bonnie Goodwin Todd Greer Katie Grihin Venus Grimm Jerry Hanson Blue Harrington Leanna Hart John Hebert Donna Hoffman Regina Holden Scott Holley Regina Holloway Leland Homan Louise Holmesly Ronnie Hoover Johnny Hudnall Shelly Hudson Barbie Jaynes Jackie Jenson Tim Jetton Billy Johnson Bill Jones Steve Jones Angie Keeton Vicki Kemp Bobby King Mark Kirby Cynthia Kite Dawne Kite Juniors 0 139 John Laird Lisa Leonard Jimmy Lee Cindy Leggett Jennifer Lewis Mindy Lewis Rhonda Lewis Patty Little Stanley Livingston Laurie Locklear Frank Long Vickie Lowe Cindy Marsh Janice Martin Susan Martin Ruth Massengill Ray Massey Cheryl McC1esky Tracey McClure Kevin McDaniels Paul McDowell Sherrie McKinnon Jayne Meeks Donna Melanson Torey Middleton Don Miller John Miller David Miner Carol Mitchell Bob Montgomery Isabelle Moon Ricky Moreno Doug Morris Anthony Morrison Tammie Morrison Vanessa Nail June Nash David Oakley Eddy Patterson Raymond Patterson Mike Payne Gene Plymire Randy Polage Tom Ragland Susie Rankin Paule Reed Russell Renneberg Russell Riddle Julia Rhinehart Kenneth Robbins Mike Robinson Steve Saunders Elisa Sawyer Nancy Schuittger Tina Scruggs Patty Short Bobby Simpson Kerry Singleton Aaron Smith Gary Smith Connie Stephens David Stohl Michelle Stringer Judie Tedford Austie Tyrone Diane Valdez Paul Van Winkle Paula Van Winkle Frankie Ware Jackie Ware Dawn Weddell Brenda Wiley Kelvin Wilkerson Doug Williams Jana Wright Willie Wright Bobby Young Randy Anderson Brian Clawson Jackie Clements Sherri McNutt Matt Slayton Guy LeBlanc Mary Ward Juniors 0 141 We're the Greatest, Ain't No Maybe, We're the Class of 1980. Sophomores 144 0 Sophomores Glenna Abbott Lisa Acufl' Katrina Anderson Ricky Armstrong Robert Austin Opie Auten Jerry Ballard Milford Ballard Tony Bames Kelly Barrett Keith Bartlett Dwayne Becker Loretta Black Vickie Blair Kelli Bolf Gary Bonner Brad Boyd Libby Branning James Bregon Beth Brewer Roger Brock Michelle Brooks Ronnie Brooks Randy Bryant Karen Cameron Ricky Camp Pam Canard Pam Chappell Terrie Clark Ricky Clem Randy Clements Clay Coleman Cindy Collet Terrie Collins Tacy Conn Renee Covin Ricky Cox Stan Craven Tina Crawford Vickie Curtis Jill Davis Billy Dean Buddy Dean Vera DeLeon Greg DuLaney Carolyn Earley Sheila Easton Tracey Echols Keith Eichman Hoss Evans Melinda Evans Tim Ewing Penny Eyster Janie Ferrell Gary Fewell Sylvia Flores Carolyn Frambers Brenda Futch Greg Gabbert Dick Garrison Gene Giddens Diane Gilbert Janet Gilcrease Marlene Giles Carol Gill Tammy Gilland Darla Goodwin Caren Graham Tracey Griggs Darrell Grimm Cindy Grinnell Maryin Hall Lori Hamilton Vince Hammoms Josh Hart Jeff Hartman Tony Harwell Kathleen Heath Shirley Hill Lisa Hogwood Lisa Holder Mindy Holley James Holmesly Darinda Holt Julie Howell Christy Hudnall Pam Isaacs Jim Inwright Misty Jack Donna Jackson Sonya Jackson David Jasinsky Dannette Jennings Terrie Jennings Mark Jones Mary Kelly Delores Kendrick Bobby King Steve Kirby Kaylene Kohn Donny Lackey Leon Landreth Sophomores 0 145 146 0 Sophomores Glenn Lane Rebecca Lee Kim Levens Gayle Libby Jo Anne Lipe Bruce Livington Sharon Lone Dan Long Ray Longino Mike Markum Craig Mask Tim Matheny Kay MeClesky Tracey McKinnon Shannon McNeil Kathy Melanson Christine Meza Rhonda Miller Pat Mitchell Wanda Morgan Deanna Morin Carol Morris Fran Morris John Morton Tim Oaks Gwen Oliver Donny Osbome Kelly Pate Rodger Peart Cindy Pederson Cathy Peel Jeif Pettigrew sue Phillips Denise Pickle Jordan Plock Elizabeth Popejoy Kim Quayle Denise Ragland Jamie Reynolds Brenda Rice Jeff Riley Cathy Robbins Duey Robbins David Robertson Ronnie Rooks Bille Rowland Barbie Ryan Sheryl Salidino Phil Sawyer Mellisa Scott I I Terrie Self Ronnie Sharp Monty Shaw Eddie Sheppard Traci Sheppard Vicki Sheppard Belinda Smith Diane Smith Shyla Smith Kenneth Spelce Jeanna Stailey Debbie Stallons Mikie Staniield Mark Stanley Darrell Stewart Leslie Stewart Pam Stogsdill Jeanna Summerhill Chris Suggs John Sutton Carrie Sweeney Tommy Simpson Danny Taber James Taborsky Trina Tatum Diane Taylor Kenneth Taylor Teresa Tate Jana Terry Tina Thorton Nancy Travis Jackie Tumer Jerry Umholtz Mike Wade Kathy Wagner Kevin Wai Danny Walker Dennis Walker Donny Walker Brad Ward Cindy Weaver Ted Welch Barry White Blake Whitlock Randy Wiggs Rhonda Williams Wendy Woodard Dwayne Woods Lisa Woods Dana Worth Becky Clawson Angela DePreist Terri Drennan Susan Ethridge Tim Gage Darla Goodwin Tracye McKinnon Leslie Pierce Gary Roberts Cheryl Webber Sophomores o 147 Freshmen We are Cool, We are Fun, We're the Class of '81, 150 0 Freshman Jody Abbott Kim Adkins Travis Alford Jose Alvarado Joey Atkins Debbie Bailey Leonna Bailey Tony Baird Steve Baker Cheryl Ballard Rhonda Ballard Terrie Ballard Pam Barnett Carol Batson Darla Baxter Cindy Beck Kim Beeler Karen Behnke Susan Benfer Lisa Blanchard Jack Blakely Scott Bradley James Bregon Deanna Brinkley Betty Brooks Penny Brothers Jeff Brumbaugh Arthur Brunson Glenna Bryant William Bryant Harry Burkhart Deanna Bush Debbie Butler Kelli Butler Mike Caley Happy Cameron Ronnie Camp Robert Cantu Dan Casey Renee Champagne Terrie Chapman Jeanne Chase Chuck Clark James Cofer Becky Cook Tim Cooke Jackie Condra James Covin Fred Cozzins Lisa Crawford Anthony DeB1asio Mike DeLeori Delina Del Rio Dana DeShong Tammy Doyle Danny Drennon Debbie Eddleman Donna Elkins Jim Evans Billy Farris Linda Ferguson Kelli Fletcher Brad Fowler Maurice Friday Bobby Funk Jeff Gabbert Bubba Gabbert Wanna Garrison Cindy Gibson Mark Gibson Jeff Griffin Vince Grinnell Dan Grogan Joe Grubbs John Grubbs Pam Haley Raye Lynn Hall Steve Hall Dana Hallmark Greg Harper Coy Hart Lori Hartman Linda Hassinger Pam Hayden Mona Helmke Glen Hendricks Barbara Heppell John Hibbs Nancy Holland Steve Holloway Missy Holley Donny Holmesly Carl Hooten Leslie Houchin Michelle Howe Kehle Howeth Dane Hulsey Gary Iker Darin Ingram Darren Jackson Marion Janov Glenda Kasterke Jelf Kasterke David Kelly David Keplinger Phillip Kezerle Barry Kilpatrick Rodney Kilpatrick Jackie Kincaid Venus King Christy Lancaster Sondra Lane Karen Langford Ronnie Lawson Hung Le Byron Leonard Anita Lee Cecelia Lee Robin Leggett Tammy Leggett Freshmen 0 151 152 0 Freshmen Kenneth LeLux Deborah Lemme Cindy Lewis Millie Lewis Vicki Linthicum Barbara Livingston Amy Lockett Sheila Lone Steve Long Mike Mahan Teresa Marbut John Marsh Denise Matheny Larry McDaniels Susan McDermott Bobby McDonald Sandra McFarland Loretta McGee Kelli Miller Phil Miller Stanley Mitchell Carolyn Mobely Marilyn Mobely Kim Montgomery Tammy Mooney Don Morris Greg Morris Andrea Morrison Tim Nash Robert Neel Reba Oakes Don Orbaugh Linda Pape Waymon Patterson Carl Peel Chad Pelding Tony Pelaez John Pierce James Phillips Preston Phillips Donna Pierce Mary Pilon Tracy Pittilo Rick Plock Daniel Podsednik Robin Polage Phillip Rollard Kathy Popejoy Sandra Popplereiter -Stacey Presswood John Rasmon Michael Reed Lisa Renneberg Mary Reynolds Steve Rhodes Vicki Abbott Tommy Bailey Steve Baker Deborah Clark Sherri Rice Carey Riley Deena Russell Mike Russell Lisa Ryan Sandra Salinas Carla Sanderson Janice Scott Katrina Sharp Carla Sherman Cynthia Shockley Michael Sholars Elisha Short Alvin Shutza Kim Singletary Lori Snider Stephanie Sowards Brenda Spence Clay Stevenson David Stringer Phillip Stringer Marc Strobel Theodore Sullenberger Sonia Taborsky Kathy Taylor Terry Taylor Marty Terry Nelson Thomas Sherry Thomasson Joe Thompson Jery Thorton Lewis Turbeville Sammy Tyrone Tina Unsell Kevin Walker Latonda Walker Stanley Walker Sean Walsh Evelyn Weese Debbie Welch Rikki West Don Wester Larry Westover James White Cheryl Wilbur Ricky Wilcox Jay Wilkerson Annette Williams Tim Williams Lee Wilt Larry Wolfe Gwen Womack Troy Wood Guy Worsing Eva Cook Joe Grubbs Debbie Lewis Mike Mayhawn Freshmen 0 153 Authorities Times have changed since Brewer's first year but the teachers' jobs are still about the same - picking up cheat sheets , giving pop tests, assigning work - all in a teacher's day. They, then as now, scan the halls holding down their territory. In '52 when thirty teachers were hired to leam the students the three R's, they helped the students in any way they could, as the over 50 teachers do today in courses ranging from cosmetology to sociology. As B.H.S. continually attempts to expose its stu- dents to the newest and most modemized courses and facilities, its stall' has also given way to more specialized teaching techniques. As new and differ- ent people arrive, changes begin, such as the library addition and new science labs. Brewer's outward appearance may change - students and faculty will corne and go - but amidst all this reform' the teach- ers will be close at hand to lend support and keep our minds on the upward trend. 155 Coach Auten . . . Govemment, Am. History, Athletics Ms. Brandon . . . Homemaking, Consumer Education Mr. Bell . . . Physical Science, Biology 0' Ms. Brown . . . English 456, Fundamenta English Mr. Busse . . . Algebra, Intro. to Algebra ew 5 A 7 ga B Q., ., ls of me. Q, f Axcis , 1 li Coach Blaser . . . P.E., Athletics Mr. Bryant . , . Math Lab, OJT, Work Adj Ms. Burton , , . Home and Family, Child Ms. Carrell. . .Typing, Shorthand Development, Homemaking 156 0 Teachers :ir 39 A A , , in, lww 11 n an Ms. Carter . . . HECE Ms. Cooper . . . English, Fundamentals of Ms. Crouch. . .VOE English Mr. Cullers . . . Annual, Joumalism Coach Davis . . . Head Coach, Athletics .--Q-amqaqnii Mr. Flowers . . . Paint and Body Speec . Distributive Education Www Y U Z J Teachersol57 Coach Fomey . . . Biology, Athletics Mr. Holt , . . CVAE Ms. Jacobs . . . Physical Science, Chemistry 158 0 Teachers Ms. Gosney . . . Cosmetology nb.. Ms. Hammer, , . P.E. . . . Athletics ' '4g,,,n esel 3 M A Ms. Hope . . . Am. History, Government, Civil War Ms. Idelman . . . Mr. Jones . . . Choir if Mr. Krivanek . . . Metal Shop, Wood Shop Coach Large , . . Health, P.E., Athletics 7 3 ff., 92 xii! . iii Ms. Lynch , , , American History, Twenties f A ,- Coach Martin. . .Intro. to Algebra, FOM 456, Athletics Ms. Mastandrea . . . Drill Team Ms. Madden , , . Athletics Mr. Mastandrea . . . Criminology, Sociology, Tennis Ms. Matthews . . . Intro. Algebra, FOM 4 ... Ms. McNeil . . . D,I.S. Teachers 0 159 Ms. Morris . . . Intro. to Algebra, FOM Mr. McA1ister . . . Wood Shop ' R . I do I rf , 1 ii . 2? '.-- : 3553. Jann! 515: :,. 1511-E :ir .a g-ig' 1 gil - w k gLgg3,g,,5g5 2if:Tg. ,5g:r:Li1: mf: fi xxx' :- fro, 1 af.. 1 ...gl - -f,- mv- wi.: si N: f 3:-zz'-WE fix-I zzrf 'fr vif E sw.'w.: .f x . 54, I MW 1 1 , - - -..-fwg ggggmil , . ,nz - ' ' Y ' Y . 1 ' -Iit:,z:z.i::.' A,p,':.::u:':::1xy,g,gLg,,535 't ,35,L V -r-,', - - is l ' V: L1 L - , . o o'o' r- ' ' A , ,L W . ,,m1,1 , rr f 5 2 so fg L L g i ,Q AI' , K f fi, fi , rrry X - N is -2 B1 , si- if o-o- w,,,, , K ' .L N 951.525 a is-' L f. -'S' i,i'1'-1svQ:fcSse:swa:scs Ms. McMullen . . . VOE Lab Ms. Pitt . . . Bookkeeping 160 0 Teachers Ms. McKee . . . Biology M 3 Ms. McDonald . . . Senior English, FOE123 Ms. Narrell . . . English Lab, Math Lab Ms. Ponder . . . Am. History, World History Mr. Reeves . . . ICT Coach Rhodes . . . World History, Athletics Ms. Risch , . . Band, D.I.S, Mr. Sergel , . . Band, Stage Band Mr. Scribner . . . Building Trades ,455 X Spurlock . . . OJT, Vocational Coordinator Work Ms. Stubblelield . . . English 456, CVAE Mr. Tubridy . . . Trigonometry, FOE Teachers 0 161 Mr. Tucker . . . Intro. to Algebra, Geometry Mr. Wilson . . . Vocational Director 'MN G40 r DWI? 'wa-4 N , tome E RO ? ,i,. , PRO M' . 'i ff'-is' Mr. Wallgren . . . Auto Mechanics Mr. Williamson . . . Physical Science 162 0 Teachers Ms. Wright . . , English, FOE, Spanish Coach Tumer , , . Health, Athletics Ms, Ware . . , American History, French Mr. Lamb . . . Stage Band Mr. Charles White Mr. Eldon Krivanek Mr. White and Mr. Krivanek 163 Ms. Ballard and Ms. Shelton A14 M. ,.l.a,. I ,, ,Q L . ' x 'U'H!ir ,. K fl 'npr f M 'fi - . Z 1. . 1s.Q-Qspfef-f-'QQ , : Yg+'KQ,rf',i4' Q - L A - , -- 'L-:ix Counselors ', 2 HQ 'Y 6 -.rgfgo JL :mf few. -W , , W 3 f,:.f,.,f. fg 'Q' ,?eEr252?9'f5??1:q-wrvQ,fff-' mr? 4, V W ' 1 - -. . X X . 1 L 4 af J ' a f Q W Q: ' - an ' . i I : ' o ' , v + Q' ' . V a 3 Q, I 5 Q' ' l ' . r ' S I t 'W 4 5 Y . - ' , s 1' . li ' QQ f Ms. Moore 164 0 Oiiice Personnel and Counselors Coach Miller Mix Clean and J anitor-in-a-Drum 97 Watch Out! Mr. Allison, Johnny Boyes, not pictured - Mr. Ewing, Mr. Allison, Ms. Terry. Super Chefs Back row Iej? to right- Ms. Mozelle McNutt, Janice Martin, Front row - Ms. Nita Sandin, Penny Lewis, Ms. Betty Leggett, Ms. Lorrena Goode, and Ms. Jane Cowser. Lunch Ladies, Custodians 0 165 , w f, 'g.L..MrA... 4 E , a 4 4 Since 1952 many people have given Brewer support in different areas. One of the most important of these areas, to us, are the patrons of the annual. Without these patrons, Brewer would be unable to have an annual or either the prices would be too high to ensure availability to everyone. Many of our patrons are traditional, lending their support throughout the years, while others are new businesses or just realizing the benefits of our advertising. We would like to thank all of our patrons throughout the years and would like to remind all Brewer students to keep these people and their businesses in mind while shopping. And ow a Word From Our Sponsors . . . Youth experiencing . . . Congratulations Class of ,78 from the YOUTH MINISTRY of Normandale Baptist Church 126 North Judd'fM246-2180 friendship fellowship Bible Study recreation music 8L drama worship Christian growth . . . a fulfilling experience 168 Ad rtisements ity of White Settlement Civic Center Complex -E it 2 . sfgwjj Pi, ffm wrist, .ff ' I 'Ili - '-zfrggtfgmgfii . 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Advertisements 0 169 Gliove that ildlli Gllappy f'Eating 621 Cherry Lane White Settlement, Texas T.J.'s Thriftee 76108 Super Market . 8120 White Settlement Rd. We Back the Bears Ch6fl'Y'S Westside Pharmacy Shoe Store 601 South Cherry Lane White Settlement, Texas 76108 Phones: 246-6161 or 246-2621 602 South Cherry Lane Owned by: Charles and Felix Stringer Phone: 246-2536 ,yn A - I ,,,. , z.. M -,Nh .t,-' : ..,.l 9,2445 ,fa - E t.tt ...AW ' 'M' S H 0 E S 'I -. L52 352229 , a ,, 4 lg xi? EQ ..., l . flu:-:V . - if J'fffJ9fiff1sf-':lf'f'f'525' . . .., ., N, M . . . .,.-.e,,:..r,,.eQe,.,, , in K Lk ir -Iigisbgsf54Q,J,:!J,j55kjl?3.5gg!i.5?g:g:13l?f:5g5Sgi. . at 0 ,V--.fri ' 6 it ' N rlra l v..5'l.-'tf-'ij iff-W' '--' if w .- '1' it-fi if 2,-'jT::s'3g,,s P-Ulla-i'fEY:4ers?fYL'f.if..-Jlqwf-43:51 -5544. 'fi-fx' ffzzl. ' 'ri ' A' 1 , trsslsrr toyy lts, 4 y . K' K ,. . K .. i 5 i ,-.V m.:f,i1 i.S,- - N J , V'.k 1 K K: ---:af .iff XJ ,.i. w I '-'.. or , of 2. iii if .k.LL tl K. .jj A K . V. ,. , In M . lstatr 0 170 0 Advertisements xx ' nGrenl:umg Roller Slwfme to bank.. L ' is a Popular lie Q . at A-1 rg, N Bi After School if 1 1 NATIONAL BANK Jff ? ' ACfIUlfy 3532 Jovce oRuxfEb:BEj:zgi411 . FORZT WORTH wflmw , .. w , ,.kf 1 ..,-A I M M , . 1 1' ' A , A NN N A A 7 if : if ' 1 ' ' A X 'g 7 -i,. Q n 5 . in .1 M ' ,m., ff, i ,, . 'A KN N- -- - -A S WHEEL AAAQ A S .TfI,.'1fZi1i'1'll..1',I'f' D and M Auto Parts 501 S. Cherry Lane White Settlement, Texas 246-1681 and 246-1682 Courteous Service - Quality Parts Dillion Florist Fl eas 7111 ??'? 3, For AI! Occasions 8133 White Settlement Rd. 246-2701 Home Phone: 246-1547 Ad t t 171 Kreamie Kream 821 South Cherry Lane gf-0 Qflqk W 1 feifgfg3st QQ, fa Tv , ,rA Q 0 -'-' t ffm i 1 1 'U x QX t 1.x ?.f . ex I x xt 246-9076 --- -- - as - if me ,pi , f 1-.1 mir . gf sf. 1 rs Q 0 tx. as . - 15. , , , 1 ' - x . fs 1- x -' '.: f-yv, ,- -.,e-. .. ,Am ,, F ,,.. . g, M, , ..f, , - :.,.1-fgf.-w - . - . I 1 m i i ilffhx 4 muse 'A f .e ., ,., z . , if, ' at I ' ,i M ,gf km Q 2 3 rffunmwm 5 s 1 an fins na.. n , tr xt if 8320 White Ricky's Burgers 8. Shakes if fn -fgfs wi .ku N f 2 q if , Q i 1 '6!'f1fffi. X xx XXX wt wxk f , , jlxrixfu Ui X 570 it 'ru WI X -' Q fit il. X X , V x., Qs,-XX 4 A 1 1 Settlement Road 246-4545 gee, Q W? A w Hometown Food Stores and IVlr. Jone's Quality Meats 8400 White Settlement Road 2409221 Special Projects Manufacturing Company, Inc 7601 Wyatt Dr. X t yA 6 246-2461 'R' - 6 0t06' A widely diversified machining and g r s I g 3 gi manufacturing facility of the highest Fo ' 6 6 Ji' quality standards Q10D?smW 172 Ad rt' ments Hancock Fabrics 11248 6397 Camp Bowie Blvd. Ft. Worth, Texas 76116 Where you buy the best for less See our complete Bridal Department For Weddings and Formals CARPET SALES, INC. John Butler Dale Jackson 4305 Hwy. 377 South 731-7481 Ft. Worth, Texas 76116 NOW in White Settlement A floor covering shop for your convenience. MASTER V Sales 8: Service 420 S. Cherry Lane 246-6341 Formerly Mitchells Dept Store Bldg. For all your Pet Needs RIDGMAR PET SUPPLY Phone: 732-0821 817 Hwy. 183 Ft. Worth, Texas 76114 One-Hour Martinizing Laundry Services Alterations and Christening and Wedding Dresses Heirloomed Action Rental 8323 Highway I Hours: 80 West Mon. - Fri.: 7:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Satllfdayl Phone: 2809 S. Cherry Lane 244-2271 VVllSOI I'S Garage Weddings Portraits Commercial and Fina All work Guaranteed Your Business Appreciated We do all kind of business repair 809 South Cherry Lane Owner: Henry W. Wilson Phone: 246-4211 RODGER WAGGONER PHOTO 816 So. Cherry Ln. Ft. Worth, Texas 76108 Rodger Waggoner owner 246-27 12 Advertisements 0 173 817x244-3591 Larry's Texaco WALTERS TV Complete Car Care Center N.I.A.S.E. Certified 895 South Cherry Lane 246-4121 8541 I 20 WEST L.D. STRITTMATTER AT LAS VEGAS TRAIL OWNER ossnC4RS 4 HAN EY um' 'frhe FRIENDLIEST STORES ' MOTORS mmuw in TOWN 1 Used cars - Pick-ups ROGER HANEY 8024 White Settlement Rd. TELE. 246-9151 Ft. Worth, Texas 76108 JERRY LEWIS Hardware and Appliances Fashion Fabrics by the Yard sooo white sememem Road 'wi 246-4666 I Com lete De ts 30 Years In White Settlement 5 , P ' Cam Acryhcs, India Gauze, Cottons, MAYTAG APPLIANCE PLUMBING Sweater Knits, Single Knits, Double HARDWARE ELECTRICAL keg, ' Knits, Bridal, Furs, Drapery FEED PAINT , and Notions POST BUILDING MATERIAL FENCING LUMBER CHAIN LINK We Appreciate Your Business 7921 Hwy. 80W 244-7171 Gift Shop Greyhound 246-5701 c 0 Bus Station ALL sPoRTs TRoPHlEs TEXA ai SILK SCREENING Q5 8129 White Settlement Road z4e6541 BLACKIE'S TEXACO P.O. Box 5412 Fort Worth, Texas 76108 Custom Made Trophies and Plaques Personalized T-Shirts U-Haul Trucks 8L Trailers Clubs, Schools, and Sports Don 8: Wanda Clark H.S. Covington 249-2563 246-2571 Fort Worth, Texas 76108 I-20 W. 8: Cherry Lane Phone: 246-3591 174 0 Advertisements BUY SELL TRADE We Service All Appliances 8: Air Conditioners EASY CREDIT TERMS Bob Jones Furniture 8i Appliances Complete Home Furnishings 732-8181 732-8182 3225 Altamere 76116 Insurers of Hard-To-Place Lines The Scarborough Co. Insurance Phone: C8175 246-9666 J.E. Scarborough P.O. Box 5036 owner Fort Worth, Texas 76108 Retail - Distributor - Butee - Wholesale Supplies - Firing - Greenware Mayco 85 Duncan Glaze Free Classes Ceramic Cottage 721 Cherry Lane Fort Worth, Texas 76108 246-6401 Florine Brown Schools - Weddings - Commercial WAYN E B U RT Photographer Phone: 817!246-4951 Dales Bargain Rack 8133B White Settlement Road G 8: G Shop 415 Northwest Pkwy. Acle 444-3415 Sportswear, Sleepwear 8a Jewelry 246-2912 Name Brand Merchandise Tops 81: Bottoms Sizes 3-15 8-20 Convenient Layaway Plan Mastercharge Monday - Saturday Bank Americard VISA 10:00-5:00 Bill Wisdom 81 Co. First Mark Real Estate 4229 Hiway 377 S. Fort Worth, Texas 76116 Business: 817f731-0733 Resident: 817f737-5959 Realtors MLS Billie Gregory, G.R.I. Broker 8128 Highway 80 West Fort Worth, Texas 76116 Sambo's Restaurants Free Banquet Room Open 24 Hours Chuck Jones Manager Advertisements 0 175 428 Las Vegas White Settlement 246-4100 4 6 ' Texas QWESTERN Auto 3 A Furniture Tires Appliances Lawn Equipment Sporting Goods Toys Bicycles Willie Ballard - Owner Auto Accessories Auto Service 8L Repairs Front Alignment Batteries State Inspection Ad I White Settlement Hospital 701 South Cherry Lane 246-2491 Fort Worth, Texas 76108 An American Medical International Hospital Carlton J. Ware Logan J. Ware owner Ware's House Movers, Inc. We buy SL sell houses Wrecking and Moving 9437 Cliiford Street Phone: Fort Worth, Tx 76108 246-9191 it's the real thing An Appetizing Buffet Expertly Prepared Ellil Iillllllflllflil IRIIFIISIITBAIIUIIRIIAIINIITI Patio On South Shore of Lake Worth Bomber Road Behind Gen. Dyn. Johnny Johnson Bill Bullock 246-9050 BiII's Bar-be-que 600 North Las Vegas Trail 246-3961 Chopped 8: Sliced Bar-be-que Plus Old-Fashioned Hamburgers 8L Cheeseburgers Cherry Lane Cleaners 875 So. Cherry Lane 246-4041 Mr. Beef 7929 Weatherford Hwy 244-3 30 1 MeIba's Wig 81 Beauty Shop Advertisements c 177 West Texas Produce Best in the West Your One Stop Supplier Fresh 0 Frozen 0 Canned 601 East 2nd Telephone No. 332-3333 Congratulations Go to the Bears Seniors of '78 No. 1! 178 Ad rt t XXQQK NX Cgegffg, Nm QQ Www 75772217 Z9 C3505 X 1. . XLQJXQQKY z K P f , X vi rg, n 1 Wfcvf so Dail W 712: my is ug Fw 2-vfjfgLMg, QSM ' f V Q 8 J ,1 55 if UQZQJTWM MQW? '3 W?K SA qacwwfyyweo S fox w . Q M W Q S W QW? 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Utilizing four irons, one woods and eighteen holes to make super shots, eagles, aces, and doubles to make one thing clear . . . they don't putt putt around. yexzt 'are' j , , v ' kk WW Y .... , up 4 i in , A reef' , e Zig .,.. ,, g,.,:j', fijjkf ' ' Q, , 'ei' NTT' 1 f ' If f ' . ff ' - -L e 'fi---1' 4 K ' I f fl L at i ' + ' ,Q , ekrr , Q , . A l X is ftfa ,. vffwf N, , .. K mx, .Q , r A . f?fi3.f' i1i3i r -- e - 5 555 - W , 'erfafiar-1',g '- aff' ' 1 V. i - gif...- Ifw -I-.sri 'gf fm., Biz 4 as -'K 3 'tts YN 1 xg r 1 e Lf i b 1 6 erie.e ' , V Wg' ,K ' K rj r In -:ff-.rn Q I' J mu g: K . , A - rin, , '.,:.f- im g! Q , i -f - ' - - in v j -H '- . x K- JM, K,-1:11, Nj , ,v M--.,,,, ,,,. .i .j,. I , , e 'A -. . ,.-,yi . Av L, x, Mr' Z - W . ., . , --- an .1 . A -ibf Q. ' 1 1, be-. .5 H-up-f,,-u-af 5 : -A 182 0 Golf Dirt Diamonds and Leather Gloves C'mon! - Todd Greer r Z' - ' ,J Hey batter hey batter hey! - Jimmy Newland Those are MY shin guards! Baseball o 183 Rexall Rangers . . just to the store and straight back, Fred. Goat-ropers for the day, daring obstacle courses chuck wagons barrel races against the clock. Cram bananas, chug-alug lukewarm lemon lime soda, eat eggs and run into the walls for the great obsession to be first. Quick! Where's the trash can! That's not a tricycle - well it's got three wheels. Honk! Honk! . . . Tug 0' war - the feline spirited Seniors vs. the super Sophomores, and the masculine macho Senior men vs. the jubiland Juniors. The victors - Sr. guys and the Soph. girls. We'1l get you next year! Oh Yea?! The sun sinks low into the sky - 3rd period bell rings and our cowboy days are over until next year. Slowly the cowboys and cowgals ride off down the hall as The End flashes across the screen. 184 0 Ranch Day Go Char-Woman!! - Melody Ware Anyone for a ride? - Debbie Burge AAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!!! - Janie Ferrell Winners of the Competition Poles - Mark Presswood and Bryan Leggett Watch it, Scott!!! - - Ranch King Mark Ware, Ranch Queen Melody Ware and Ranch King Don Markum. Ranch Day 0 185 Front - Mr. Cullers, Melody Ware - Treas., Leslie Shelton - Corn Sec., Alyce Cain - V Pres., Mrs. Hope, Back - Alan Umholtz - Pres., and Mr. Reeves. Junior Gfficers and Sponsors 186 0 Senior and Junior Officers and Sponsors Senior Officers and Sponsors i Front - Mr. Busse, Ms. Lynch, Ms. McDonald, Tammie Morrison - Rec. Sec., Terrie Johnson - Corr. Sec., Mr. Eary, Back - Scott DeShong - Pres., Bobby Simpson - If Pres., and Larry Boatman - Treas. I ! Sophomore Officers and Sponsors 1 Mr. Tucker, Ms. Ponder, Cindy Pederson - Treas., Pam Canard - Sec., Ms. Burton, Phil Sawyer - I4 Pres Jerry Ballard - Pres. Freshman fficers and Sponsors Mr. Williams, Don Wester - T reas., Debbie Welch - K Pres., Mary Pilon - Sec., Happy Cameron - Pres., Ms. Matthews, and Ms. Jacobs. Sophomore and Freshman Officers and Sponsors 0 187 Closing In 1976, a school bond election was passed by the citizens of White Settlement for the improvement of the school system. Now a new elementary school, new science labs, gym floor and library are all complete. While these improvements may not benefit the Senior Class of 1978 they will be an asset to future students. For the first time in many years term themes will be made a little easier and bones will jarr a little less on the floors. Finally it will be warm in the winter and cool in the summer instead of vise-versa. Eye strain is lessened and the looks of the school are greatly improved. Educational opportunities will soon be advanced beyond their present point of existence. On Brewer's golden anniversary we will once more look back but the effect of the improvements will be unrecognizable, as it is now to the class of '53. While our memories of Brewer will exist in the present, the school will grow and exist for the future. Every class has a different image of Brewer. Different classes and building structures - steady yet flexible, changing but not changing, C. F. Brewer High School will always strive for individuality and the next '25 years. August Laughter and chatter filled Brewer High School, we returned, eager to renew old friendships and reluctant to explore new textbooks. Football practice started, shaping up the hopeful Bears to a level of competition. The Student Council sponsored the Howdy Dance to welcome the new as well as old students back to the chore of learning. The Band picked up the beat for another year of early morning music, while the Drill team, flag corps, and majorettes started their resplendent routines. We returned expecting air-conditioned comfort but instead got into the middle of remodeling. As we were basked in the August heat, we looked forward to the cool autumn just ahead . . . 190 0 August 0 August oAugust 0 August 0 August 0 August 0 August 0 August 0 August 0 August 0 August 0 August 0 August 0 August 0 August 0 August 0 Augl may . . . September found us in the school with the insulation bare and the pipes gleaming in full view. The lirst few hints of fall air peeked around the corner to warn us of what was to come. Football was not at its best, the Bears winning only one in live games. The spirit remained high, as Homecoming loomed near. Shopping sprees, trips to the florist and decorating, made up a large portion of the week. The big day finally arrived - halls decorated to welcome exes. The homecoming queen was crowned and anticipation of the homecoming dance put a festive end to an exciting week. September also saw the Whiz Kids debut as students held practice matches against each other and faculty members. Many students looked toward October in hopes of colder football season weather . . . september 0 September 0 September 0 September 0 September 0 September 0 September 0 September 0 September 0 September 0 September o September o September 0 191 October . . . With October came the Homecoming Dance and the Queen and her escort dancing the traditional Homecoming dance. The Mighty Bears then went on a winning streak beating Northside, Azle, and Castleberry with only one loss to Boswell. As Halloween drew near the Halloween dance was well under' planning, bringing into our midst the Mystery Person . Finally Halloween arrived and the students were amazed at this new type of dance. Among the scattered ghostsgob1insgoulswitcheswerewolvesandweir- dos the booths attracted many of the moonlight movers. As the witching hour passed and November started the frightening souls turned back into mild-manneredf?j earthlings . . . AAA .r 131 '-Q..-f' A new leaky roof? Our teachers???'! 192 0 October oOctober 0 October 0 October 0 October 0 October 0 October 0 October 0 October 0 October 0 October 0 October 0 October 0 October 0 October 0 Om l November . . . As November started, it was beginning to hint of the holidays ahead. A food drive was held so that needy families could share in the Thanksgiving spirit. Contests were abundant as the band went to U. 1. L. and achieved a superior rating. The majorettes received awards including lst and 2nd place trophies. The Juniors ordered their class rings and the first basketball games got under way. After Thanksgiving the monthis end found everyone high in spirits and looking forward to the Christmas holidays . . . it A ll!! ., ' 'S' lo.. R. .,. Cv e i ember ' November ' November ' November ' November ' November ' November ' November ' November ' I December l I I f . . . As the busiest month of the year began it proved the unending care and charity-mindedness of Brewer students. The clubs and organizations were busy celebrating the Christmas holidays with continuing parties. gift exchanging, and class decorating. The Jr. class went to work selling singing Christmas cards, as the Student Council was busy selling Candy Canes and pushing the annual Toy Drive for needy families. The National Honor Society took upon itself to once more hold ,ga mmm? the Christmas party for needy children. The 3 A... basketball season was well under way with the teams looking hopefully toward the district games. The end of December ' came and the New Year was drawing closer . . . , 4- ' December December December ' December ' December ' December December Dece January '7 8 . . . January ushered in the New Year bringing with it ice, snow and slush and the dreaded Flu Bug. The Student Council sponsored Ranch Day with the drug store cowboys making their V wr L 'X appearance competing in events ranging from Chug- a-lug to the Chiquita Race. The school spirit 'f was better than ever when students went crazy writing I their names for the KXOL -,, 4 f spirit contest. The NHS inducted its new members and the drama department chose the cast for the play 'glzteserve Two For Murder. wjanuary flew by and all at once it was y , , M February . . . lary '73 ' January 778 ' January '78 ' .larluary ,78 ' January 778 JHUUHIY ,78 ' .lfmUafY 773 ' February . Record-breaking snow Qughj, ice fwhoopslj, and slush Qyukj brought in February and the old saying uit never snows in Fort Worthn was long for- gotten. The Stock Show was held and the Jr. 's began selling lVIcDonald tickets again as the Sr. 's collected papers. Brewer hosted the 3rd annual Jazz Festival. The band and drill team prepared for contest. St. Valentines Day appeared and the ,Ir.'s were busy selling car- nations and lollipops Q? ln sports, tennis and golf started in full swing, while basketball wound down. The Drama dept. presented its play and was well received. The Jrfs got their class rings and began to think about next year. And to the Seniors graduating started to become more and more of a reality as they ordered their invitations and caps and gowns. And in this month the goal was reached-the annual was FINISHED. F ebm ary ' February ' February February February February February February Febru OE Advances to State The Brewer VOE team this year WO!! in district parliamentary procedures. FFOIH this point they go to San Antonio for State Competition. Whiz Kids put up good show in lst year Under the leadership of Mr. Mastandrea and Ms. McDonald the Whiz Kids won their first match against Trimble Tech 345-80. They then went to Hockaday and scored another win 260-210. From this they go to the quarterfinals against Trinity Christian. it MARK 515 g..f133j2':t5w Ixldivl- W ' jwhiz Kids ' VOEfWhiz Kids VOEfWhiz Kids VOElWhiz Kids ' VOElWhiz Kids VOElWhiz Kids 197 Dr. Nelson Eichman cg ,, The Silver Anniversary The Silver Anniversary of Brewer High School is a very special occasion not only to our present student body but also to those alum- ni who have witnessed the enormous educa- tional progress in the past twenty-five years. Since Brewer became a high school in 1952, a feeling of dedication and commitment has always been the driving force characteristic of teachers and administrators alike. Now, twenty-five years later, that same educational philosophy prevails. Our high school is steadily earning the respect it deserves in academics, extra-curriculars, and athletics in the Fort Worth community and the state of Texas! Throughout the history of BHS, five superin- tendents have contributed to its progress and development in their own special way. During my administration which began some seven years ago, I, along with the community and school board, made a pledge to upgrade the physical and academic standards of our high school in order to achieve excellence in education. Now, during the l977-78 school year, several im- provements have become a reality. A new library and science facility, an expanded cafeteria, a renovated gymnasium, and central air-conditioning represent the necessary changes in the physical structure. Currently, administrators are busily engaged in curriculum revision. To begin our next 25 years, Brewer will boast strong vocational programs, a solid core of basic and fundamental classes, a college preparatory curriculum, and a new program designed to accommodate the academically 'ggifted and talentedw student. What has necessitated all of these changes in recent years? The answer to this question is quite simple: You the students of Brewer High School. Today, our students are more technically skilled, more academ- ically talented, and more aware of the de- mands and realities of their world en- vironment than ever before! A greater percentage of graduates have expressed both the need and desire to attend college and it is the obligation of the educational structure of Brewer High School to properly prepare them for this endeavor. Certainly, at this stage, all of our edu- cational goals have not been fully at- tained. In many respects, we have only just begun! However, the Mvisionsn of this community and school administration 198 ' Dr. Eichman's Message are quickly becoming a reality. It is my hope that when students, fac- ulty members, and parents reflect upon the twenty-fifth anniversary of Brewer High School, they will do so with intense pride in what has been accomplished and with great anticipation of what is cer- tainly to bel School Board Right to left-Mr. Willie Ballard, Mr. Lin Libby, Ms. Juanita Scott, Mr. Eddie Morris, Dr. Nelson Eichman, lVlr. Danny Bryant, Mr. Cecil Jenson, Mr. Dewey Hearne. gv,Q,,4,sp.,,,:,.-,, 5 W '- .ww nf' gg. .,,,. V' ,sf- Mr. T McDaniels Mr. T. W. McDaniel is known throughout the community as one of the city 's finest achievers and leaders. He was recently awarded uAdministrator of the Year. H This year he will retire from the W. S. l. S. D. and we would like to wish him the best of luck in the fu tu re. School Board ' 199 2001: A Star Encounter Long ago in a galaxy far, far away a close encounter of the worst kind was created. A mutated species of creatures came into being-criminally insane and with high masochistic tendencies, no one could find a productive purpose for them. Then one day on the planet Arkroomda the Chief Tonya Davis-Bus. Ed., Rhonda Miller, Dannettc Jennings, John Cole, Ricky Moreno, Vicki Sheppard, Steve slave owner, Darth Cullcrs, brought Kirby, Kehley Howeth-Copy Ed., Carolyn Earley, Mike Payne, Tammie Morrison-Lay-Out Ed., Venus King, f h -d h h Ted Welch, Jake Del Rio-Ed.-in-Chief Cindy Leggett, Monty ShawfPhoto. Ed., Sharon Warner-Co-Ed, ort ani ea to ave t e , , , . Donna Nlelanson, not plc.-Penny Eyster-THIS PICTURE SHOWING THE CREATURES BEFORE THEY creatures shipped to the LEFTARKROOMDAI new planet Earth where they would be out of the way. The idea was well received and thc creatures were divided into four species: CRYTOG RAPHERS-the ones who wrote, REPRO- DUCTIONISTS-the picture takers, RECTAN- GULAR TYPOGRAPHERS-those who drew lay- outs, and the REQUISITIONISTS-those who sold advertisements. All four species were placed on a missile and shipped to Earth. Here they mingled, intermarried, and grew culturally. However, they still retained traces of their insanity and masochistic tendencies and had no purpose in life. One day thousands of light years later fstar date 8187825 the descendants of the species accidentally came together and combined their strange ideas and ha- bits. They then created a new species- THE EDITORS, as they called them, to lead them. After this they requested and received a sponsor who was directly re- lated to the wicked slave owner, Darth Cullers. Finally with all their strengths combined they found their purpose in life and handed together to preserve memories and called themselves The Annual Staff. Following is some of the pictures sent back to us via space satellite about their landing and everyday life. Mr. Cullers-NOTE DARTHZS' METHOD OF CHASTISEMENT. 200 ' Annual Staff ' Annual Staff ' Annual Staff ' Annual Staff ' Annual Staff ' Annual Staff ' Annual fu- ------......... Cr tographers Dannette Jennings, Kehley Howeth-Ed., not pic.-Penny Eyater-EN IOYING THEMSELVES ON ONE OF THE EARTH AMUSEMENT MACHINES. Reproductionists Mike Payne, Monty Shaw-Ed., John Cole, Ricky Moreno, not pic.-Ted Welczli-HERE THE CREA TURES INFILTRA TED EARTHS DEFENSE COMMAND POST .AND FOUND THIS IIICIILYADVANCED MECHANISM. I-.fn 1. '12 , ya? , nIi1in111lV1 A Rectangular Typographers 'Y ma,sfnr1mt' 0. - 1 ,',k I I ' ' .. f K. A I ,A -. I ii-. : i . . - A 1. 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Requisitionists Carolyn Earley, Cindy Leggett, Tonya Davis-Ed., Donna Nlelansonvl-IERE ALSO THE CREATURES EXPERIMENTED WITH THE NEW GRAVITA- TIONAL MACHINES. ual Staff ' Annual Staff Annual Staff ' Annual Staff ' Annual Staff ' Annual Staff ' Annual Staff 201 Staff Editors -.f'lT:lflOSPlll'fl-UL' PRESSURE HAD AN AD- VERSE EFFECT UPON TWO OF THE NEWLY CREA TED SPECIES. '7 7 ,7 8 Bear Tracks Annual Staff L' ,, ' Wag V' 'lx uf! I -THE CREA TURES BAND TOGETHER TO BECOME AS ONE AS THEY BRING UP NEW MEMORIES ON THE SHIP THEIR ANCESTORS CAME T0 THE PLANET ON. 202 ' Editors ' Annual Staff ' Editors ' Annual Staff ' Editors Annual Staff ' Editors ' Annual Staff ' You're Stuck With It! ! At the beginning of the year, when we began to train new members, one of the first things we told them was g'You7ll never make a book that will please everyone, so donft try. Simply try to make a book that you can be proud of. Do your very best and represent the school year fairly. That is what we have done. Through experience we know that even if we gave every club ten pages, made sure everyone had at least seven pictures of them- selves and a full color photograph someone would find fault. We combined the new and old ideas and suggestions and the product is this book. lim not going to thank the staff members for making it possible-the finished book and the memories it contains are more reward than l could give. For those of you who did not like the book-lim not sorry. Try out for the staff next year if you think you can do better. Anyway no matter how you see it- youlre stuck with the book. 77-78 Co-Editor Sharon Warner Even though this was my second year as Editor in Chief of the annual it was just as hard if not harder than the first year. Even though there were many obstacles and problems to over- come task Mr. Cullersj somehow l and the staff always seemed to come through tl thinkj. I think that many people will agree that this book is a great improvement over last year's book, maybe that's because of experience for the lack of itj. But there will always be a place for Annual SOMEWHERE inside mc. Mr. Cullers should be given a great amount of credit for keeping the otherwise many-varied personalities of the staff members harmon- iously combined long enough for us to make an annual tmy fingers are crossedj. Many times when you would walk into the annual room you'd swear World War lll was going on, but some- times we got along tdid11't weffffj. So in closing, l hope that you liked the book but-ohl l used that last year didnitl? Sorry. Anyway, if you didnft like the book just try and make one yourself.- 77-78 Editor in chief Jake'Del Rio Twice Is Too Much! I 11501-S' Message ' Editors' Message Editors, Message Editors' Message ' Editors' Message ' Editors' Message 203 1977-1978 Bear Tracks Dedicated to Mrs. Norma Burton This year we, the Bear Tracks Staff of 1978 are formally dedicating the Silver Anniversary volume to Mrs. Norma Burton. Many of the students and some of their parents have had Mrs. Burton as a teacher and have been amazed at her teaching abilities. From her first day to now, more than 20 years she has taught the basics of one ofthe basics-Home Economics. This outstanding person is and has always been one of the kindest and most loving persons that Brewer has been lucky enough to have and to know. For these reasons we dedicate this annual to her as a small token of appreciation and gratitude for her many years of service to Brewer High School. - -' 1' ks '1 liiuattp 204 ' Dedication ' Dedication ' Dedication ' Dedication Dedication ' Dedication ' Dedication ' Dedi Remember when? dication ' Dedication ' Dedication Dedication Dedication ' Dedication Dedication ' Dedication ' 'C' ESM , 1, ...V V if Q ' 171. E 206 ' Closing ' Closing ' Closing ' Closing ' Closing ' Closing ' Closing ' Closing ' Closing ' Closing ' Clo S 3 z 1 F The Way Were THEN The Same As We Are NGW? '53-'78 Twenty-f ive N Silver r i V Years us X X3 if Silver Anniversary 20 YearQ ' Silver Anniversary 25 Years ' Silver Anniversary 25 Years ' Silver Annive Autographs '7 8 '70 Om 2 B is for Best Wishes from us. E is for the excitement and rush. A is for annual--our annual, you betl R is for rest which now we can get. T is for tears that some of in shed. R is for roses--please, make them red. 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