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

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. . . the winning hall was really good . . . Tammie Morrison looked so pretty when she was crowned Homecoming Queen . . . It took a lot of courage for those exes to get up and perform during the pep rally . . . xxmaxxxxmxxsxafsxxxxx BEHAVIOR DURING THE GAME A very important thing to remem- ber is that this is not an ordinary game. You must act civilized: Kill him! Kill him! Thatls the way to score those points! Rrriiippp . . . Sorry about stepping on your mum. I just go so excited! fComrnents heard during the Homecoming game.J Look at that guy marching out of step. I'm glad that's not OUR band. Shhh. Someone might hear you. Don't chunk ice at them! So what if they're our rivals? They made a touchdown?! Here, give me that cup of ice! WE WONV' WE WON!!! CALM DOWN! ! !,' xxvkxxafxxxxxxxxxsafxvsx Homecoming - 7

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Homecoming I 97 8 A very important part of the stu- dent's school year is Homecoming. Weeks of preparation and organization go into the making of this day-long event. Because Homecoming is such a special occasion, we have given you a guide for the entire evening. PREPARING FOR THE HOME- COMING First, be organized and have everything under control: MOM! How does my hair look? Where is my make- up? Where did I leave my uniform? What am I doing? Who am I??? I hope my date comes a little late so he won't have to wait so long. What??? He can't be here yet!! He is! Oh no! I'm not ready! !! The band spells out B. H. S. as Jo Wilson is crowned Cominghome Queen. 1978 Homecoming Queen, Tammy Morrison, and her escort, Mark Dill. Cheerleaders 'holding' up the pregame sign. 1978 Homecoming court: L. to R.-Debbie Chocoran, Angie Keeton, Susan Martin, Isabel Moon, Terri Patterson, and Michelle Stringer. Birds-eye view of the pep-rally. Cindy Collett and Jeanna Summerhill leading a cheer, Mark Kirby, Gary Bonner, and Bucky Brown putting the bear hug on the Azle Hornets. 6 Homecoming CUsually the mind tries to concen- trate on the matter at hand during dressingj I'm so glad our club won the float contest . . .

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The End of a Perfect Day ENJOYING THE AFTER-GAME DATE Have all the arrangements taken care of in advance: Where are we going to eat? I don't know. Where do you want to go? Didn't you make the reserva- tions?', g'WHAT?'?? Oh, noli' fgroanj I thought you did. Did what? MADE THE RESERVA- TIONS! ! ! No, I didn't . . .wait a minute. 9 Didn,t you call earlier today?' Hmm . . . that's right, 8 - Homecoming I did. 123 Sorry! Groan. What,s wrong now? Why isn't the car moving?,' You're not going to believe this, but I think it's out of gas. I don't believe it! Thatis the oldest trick in the world! No honestly. It's out of gas. My mother is going to kill me!', fmoanj -i-was-wvfawsa-sw-as-a-sasvkw CONCLUDING THOUGHTS OF HOMECOMING ,78 You should remember only the good portions: Oh, what a night! I can't believe we ran out of gas, or that he forgot that he made the reservations, or that he stepped on my mum . . . I hope that tomorrow will be as much fun! . . . I hope I can still dance after marching in the parade . . . better yet, I hopeI can get up tomorrow morning . . . it's time to quit day dreaming and go to sleep . . . I have to get up early . . . zzz...zzz...zzz...zzz...zzz 1. The spirit stick goes to??? Mr. Mas- tandrea 2. Bears huddle on side lines in prepara- tion for the Homecoming against Azle. 3. Coming Home Queen, Jo Wilson. 4. Sophomore sign-Tammy Mooney, Ms. Rufner, Linda Ferguson. 5. Coach Davis and Homecoming game captains Mark Kirby and Mike Canard. N