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

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Peop1e's minds People's minds were so intensely set on the band hall and parking problems that few noticed the changes in the ordinary run- of-the-mill lunch room. New chairs had been ordered along with the tables and booths. There had also been an addition to the menu. At the SALAD BAR, you could purchase almost any type of salad or fruit for 50 cents. Then after the opening the prices changed to 10 cents an ounce. To enhance the lunchroom as well as the rest of the school, blinds were added. These were the final touches in the reconstruction of B. H. S., with one exception. If indeed you could call it an exception. Opening 9

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No Parking Here. AN YTIME!! Will I find a parking place today? That was the question that entered the minds of students and teachers as they were confronted by the parking problems for which they were unprepared. Due to the construction of the new band hall, the parking lot by McKinney Auditorium was made useless. The destruction of the parking lot had not been a part of the remodeling plansg therefore no arrangements had been made for the students who usually parked in that area. Many students, who had in the past used this area, attempted to park in other lots, but they found that all other lots were full. A new drive for the faculty parking lot was put in. This helped cut a portion of the overflow. It also put an end to anonymous notes left on cars informing faculty members they were illegally parked. Those notes were meant as a joke but it was not funny to those students who were forced to park illegally in fire zones and in front of the football stadium. Even as late as the end of October there was still no set date for the completition of the auditorium and parking lot. This left the students asking, Will I find a parking place today? 45 ll ll . N 0 ,,.-ff' :S f 5 'F 'xl-'li' ' 1' 10 Opening Parking ' ,, 5 Al