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

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Instead of the . . usual principal and vice principal system, the students were used to there was added a second Vice principal. This was done to lessen the load on the other vice principal. Mr. Krivanek was now the principal and Mr. Busse and Mr. Clay, were hired by the W. S. I. S. D. as the new vice principals. The students accepted the change and the school year went on. 1. Mike James studying in Photography class. 2. Cyndi Gibson, Vera DeLeon, and Lisa Woods cheering the Bears on. 3. Joseph Fly McNeely just relaxing. CU 44 On.. 12 Opening

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Socks, Keys, To boost the moral of students as they went through their daily hum- drum routine, special activities were added to the schedule Key to Victory,', Sockit to 'Em, and Swat, were just some of the many slogans used to pep up students. People were asked to wear such things as crazy socks, keys, fly swatters, and black arm bands to back the Bears. There were also special things like hall Swatters, Boost decorating contest, dress the bear contest, and all types of spirit contests. One, a spirit chain where each class was to buy small links to represent spirit, was won by the Junior Class. Another was a funeral for a Keller Indian. The lack of spirit was, at times, unbelievably great, and yet at times, the school overflowed with excitement. As the days passed the spirit, or lack of it, became a great controversy Sick Spirit among students, faculty, and adminis- tration. What could be done to restore school spirit to its normal high? Would it ever be the same? It was up to the students. Finally the students began to realize that it wasn't the quanity of the spirit but the quality. As the sign said in the hall, It's not always the team with the most points that are the winners. 14 Opening Spirit