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

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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

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ight Life As the 3:30 bell signals the end of the school day, students are already taking steps in planning the night ahead. Ideas about where to go, what to do, who to go with, and how to get there are given careful consideration. One place which is frequently visited by the youth of our community is the local drive-in. So, even though the sun is going down, the student's night life isjust beginning . . . Pl0kPl0kPl0kPl0l0kPk?kPl0Is2kPIHl0l0l2Pl0l4 The following is a guide to the activities which usually take place at the drive-in movie. I.HA VE THE MOVIE CHOSEN WELL IN ADVANCE. THIS WILL SAVE BOTH YOU AND THE TICKET TAKER TIME AND TROUBLE. '6Which movie are we going to see? East or West? I don't know. Which one do you want to see? CGHIUIHA 77 Look at all those cars lining up behind us. I think you'd better hurry up as n Let's go East. No, West. Where are we going to park? Over theref, Where? Over there! Oh, over there! 4'Forget it, there' a car there already. Well, let's make up our minds. . . '6Why are all the cars honking, and why is there such a glare on the picture? I think it's because you left your lights on. Gloh 77 46 L: IILPROCEED TO ENJOY THE EVENING. IF POSSIBLE, TRY TO WA TCH SOME OF THE MOVIE, SO THAT IF QUIZZED BY YOUR PARENTS YOU CAN GIVE SOME SORT OF COHER- ENT ANSWER. What movie did you see?H UI don't remember the name of the show, but it was okayf' What was it about? 4Uuuuh? 'fWell, did you even watch the movie?,' Of course. Well, not all of it? I thought so. IV.DURING THE INTERMISSION RELAX AND GET SOME REFRESHMEN TS. Let's get some popcorn. c'You mean some more popcorn. You've had two buckets already? Well, it's goodlv I want a Coke too. Hurry back, the second show is fixing to start. '4Who cares??? Just go! !! II. ONCE You HA VE CHOSEN THE Mo VIE, PARK QUICKLY AND QUIETLY l 10 ' Anybody ' Night Life