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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1981 volume:

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What makes this a new beginning? 1980-81 was the year of electionsg soon there would be a new President of the United States, Which would it be, Carter-Mondale, Reagan-Bush or Anderson-Lucy? A new congressman would be elected to represent the local congressional districtg would it be Wright or Bradshaw? In the new beginning teams would rise to the top in Pro Footballp would it be the Cowboys, Steelers, Patriots, or Eagles? Cheerleaders perfect routines out of uniform Q I Q- Exclted band members enioy the pep rally. Flag Corps presents the colors before the Brewer-Diamond Hill game. Drummers Mike Ivey and leff Cabbert get together in cadence. Clete Welch signals for the kick. Bears huddle before important play. Opening . 3 The Phillies beat the Royals in a World Series noticeably lacking Yankee participa- tion. New fads would surface, such as baggies, skin-tights, miniskirts, or bell bottoms. As a decade begins things change and new questions emerge. In politics, in sports, and in fashion, each day is a new beginning for Brewer students. The band hall is a current addition to Brewer. Though construction began in january of 1979, only since April has the facility been used. Included features are eight sound proof rooms, each offering a place for solo or group practice. Two offices enable the directors to work with more individual students. A uniform room, an instrument room, a music library, a rehearsal hall, a classroom and several other attractions gave the band a new feeling of excitement. The band hall marks a new beginning for the Brewer High Band. New courses, new teachers, new buildings, new spirit, a new season and a new team. All of these represent breaks in tradition, with most changes needed and greatly appreciated by the students and faculty, 1980-81 was clearly a year of new beginnings for Brewer High School. 4 o OPENING Students decorate the hallways for Homecoming. The signs get bigger and bigger and . . . Mr. Clay talks things over at the ice cream supper. 44 Y Raye Lynn Hall plays along with band during pep rally performance, Won 4745, ' za X , .b' iiiis ' '1': Tony Osborne enjoys the annual Athletic Booster Club's lie Cream Supper. The N Beginning 4 I M4 4 Mike Sholars runs for the end zone. l 1' 4 4 l 4 4 1 4 4 1 1 I Mrs. Morris' second period class showed spirit in door decorating contest. OPENING o 5 Clete Welch and lay Suratt help hold up the wall at break. Angie Cornelius and Donna Lemons pose for the cameras, 6 Q Extracurricular 'N 4, El .v 3 Shelley Smith, Melanie Saunders and Tricia Melton decorate their floor for t N 7 ,v ' H: - '!1+s.q'a..,- T- ir 4 Mr. Sergei directs the band during pep rally. r Loyal Students Work After Hours ' ' xx, X Dana DeShong, Tammy Mooney and Ronnie Craven put up signs for pep rally. mul' 'H r X gg!! s -'en if .lt 'S., leanie Fletcher and Dianna Davis paint signs after school. r:'3:'mr.:2g' '-11'-:rrfv-1-ve-msc' -1-rf l' ,L A- ' 'ef ., ' ' , :fe np, Denise Layton and Shirlyn Eckels have a talk before class, Following the 3:30 bell, the halls are vacated and the janitors start their daily clean-up routine. To anyone passing by, it would seem as though the school was empty and lifeless. However, within the school itself, students continue their work. Even as the teachers work on their lessons for the upcoming day, athletes prepare themselves physically for the upcoming game. The sound of volleyballs being spiked and set is heard as the girls practice for a tournament. Meetings of all sorts take place. Posters are painted as others sit ready to be hung. National Honor Society Secret Pals decorate lockers for their favorite athlete. Cheer- leaders devote their time to making signs and posters to decorate the gym for the next pep rally, then work on special skits, dance routines and cheers. Late in the evening the doors are closed, only to be opened early the next morning for the 7:00 practices, the band, drillteam, majorettes and flag corps are so well adjusted to. All of this continues day after day as well as other things. It is all a part of the after school students and their devotion to Brewer High School. Extracurricular 0 7 Academics Widen Their blllties Reading, writing, and arithmetic used to be what school was all about, however, here at Brewer, students are fortunate in that the basics are paired with higher level courses that help them prepare for college. Classes such as Computer Math, Comprehensive Logic, and the honors sections provide advanced work in particular areas of study. Computer Math is a new addition for those students interested in computer programming and computer science. This class is designed to teach students to write programs for business applications such as payroll and inventories. They also learn to write simple games and use graphics to create pictures and charts as output. More topics covered by the course are basic computer science and programming structures. Comprehensive Logic Verbal and Math are courses which prepare students for the college entrance examinations, such as the P.S.A.T,, S.A.T., and A.C.T. This class is focused on such areas as vocabulary, analogies, sentence completion, reading comprehension, and literary interpretation. Comprehensive Logic not only provides a better understanding of these subjects, but 2 Qi BAm4r will uzANNA I - The Whiz Kids Team-Barry Sullenburger, Rob Durko, Deanna Brinkley and Billy Farris. spr RS in 5 .'! 4' Seniors take notes in class. .Q ,Ki ani.. Students prepare to take the SAT, students examine test-taking techniques, complete problems like those on the actual test, and play games which are designed to increase their verbal and mathematical ability. The honors system deals with subjects such as English I, ll, Ill, World History, and American History. More individual creativity is involved so that higher quality work is required. These classes, which are usually taken by college bound students, include activities such as visits to museums, theaters, and the History fair. Academics 0 9 A Time of Broken Traditions The Bears Huddle, The flag Corps presents the Colors, fi The cheerleaders perform their pom pass routine at the Homecoming pep rally. 10 . Homecoming Homecoming Activities 1980 Senior Debbie Welch, the 1980 Homecoming Queen, is escorted at half time by Senior joe Wethington. The 1980 Brewer Homecoming was full of broken traditionsg the Sophomores won the hall decorating contest, Mrs. Ballard resigned as cheerleader sponsor and the football team beat the undefeated Diamond Hill Eagles. Many hours were spent decorating the halls, doors, and the gym, making this homecoming the best ever. During the Homecoming pep rally, as the band played More softly in the background, john Hibbs announced the Homecoming court. Nominees were Linna Pape, Gina Whitaker, Cyndi Gibson, Susan Benfer, and Dana DeShong. They were escorted by Don Wester, Brant Ingram, Steve Lemons, jeff Griffin and Brad Howard, respectively. Miss Debbie Welch was crowned 1980-81 Homecoming Queen while escorted by joe Whethington. The delight of the crowd was shown by applause. However, there were sad moments during pep rally. After fifteen years, Mrs. Ballard handed her position as cheerleader sponsor to Mrs. Nophsker. Another tradition was broken. The climax of the homecoming activities has always been the Brewer Bears football game, and this year was no exception. As the traditional blue and white balloons floated into the air, the band played the fight song. As was expected, the Band, Drum Major, Majorettes, Flag Corps and Drill Team were in fine form for their part of the Homecoming half-time performance. During the half-time Debbie Welch, the Homecoming Queen, and her court were presented to the crowd. An old tradition was broken when, along with Coming-Home Queen Barbara Hart- man, a Coming-Home King, Corky Holland, was elected. More traditions were broken as the Brewer Bears defeated the Diamond Hill Eagles 20-16, allowing the students to celebrate a long-awaited Homecoming victory. Homecoming o 11 Pep Rallies Boost Spirit Confetti, signs, posters, streamers and Blue and White decorations are all a big part of pep rdhes Hawngtheuadmond'KR3Cadencef'one by one the band takes their places. The fight song is heard and the football team, both l,V. and Varsity, make their entrance. Cheers, yells, and shouts for victory are heard as the pep raHy begns Even though the afternoon pep rallies are not as crowded as the ones in the morning, there is no lack ofspmt To pep the students up, the cheerleaders start chants and do cheers. Enthusiasm grows as the assembly gets underway. Each week, to the enjoyment of the students, either the majorettes, drillteam, or flag corps perform one of their field routines. The Brewer Band plays a few selections each week as well as participating in the cheering sessions. The crowds show their appreciation with applause. There is always competition at pep rallies. Each class tries to outdo the other. This is a way of showing who has theinostspkHgconsequenUy,a spmtsuck is awarded to the group which best demonstrates enthusiasm at the pep rally. In the past athletes were not allowed to participate in this portion of the rally. Hovveven as of mte,the coaches have allowed the football players to break their concenuadon and boostthek nkxmesto get mentally prepared for the game. 12 Pep Rallies Everyone joins in singing the School Song. The cheerleaders prepare to do a cheer. 1, 5, . sg, g V32 I A s s. fi is ,ri r. , -wg RMA! in Q ,1 4' f f , mfr' . ' T, ' ,. an , ,gif . ,fs - 1 ' Q '2 ttf . Q -,fy -iff 5 - fr fed' Happy Cameron, Mike Howard, lames White, and Guy Wirsing eagerly await the beginning of the pep rally. K-, M-.V i www we f-V-H up 'E i i f 1 ' H' tba ,. i 'l I ,'--' 5 , . t 'AA V , .'f x M' QM l'w'da 5 1 f 'i A ffpfs 3253 s if , A11 l t agQQQi liflfif' mtg, 'Wi ii we ia img ,Q i ' li? -, lie-.1 WU Q ' in 5 f sta mzmgi VA go, lx 'i i t t i ' ' 'E Coach Davis gathers his thoughts for the pep talk and introduction of Captains. Maioretles Ronda lones, Kelly Fletcher, Linda Walker, and Christine McGraw perform lo Smoke on the Water. The Drill Team watches as their offices and senior members perform a routine to l2th Street Rag. Varsity football players get ready for the pep rally, Pep Rallies ightlife Gffers Variety for Students The squeal of tires, bright lights, and crowded back seats were all a part of Friday and Saturday nights for many students. After football games, there are always fun-loving people gathering at Pizza lnn, McDonalds, Taco Bueno, Taco Bell, the Sonic, or almost any other place that stays open late. A new Cinema V in White Settlement provided variety in the night life of the city. At last, people did not have to drive to Western Hills to see an indoor movie. So much vitality was created by the victorious football games that just grabbing a bite to eat did not suffice for many students. Sometimes they would gather in the McKinney Auditorium parking lot. Camp loy also became one of the main places that attracted the rowdy Bear fans. While there they could swing in the swings, andjust enjoy the night visiting and cutting up, sometimes a few even chose to go for a swim. As Henry David Thoreau once said, ul have Nightlife g Avg In O hhgt W.: 71 fgQi :va Q - , O U. Q 'f fif 15.4, ,N 'n -Y ull-,. tg., Q., . f 5, -'Q 1 QV- 1, ' sz A 3.-A ' ft' fs Kirk Kozy poses for the Dana DeShong grabs a bite to eat while in the McKinney Auditorium parking lot. Taco Bell, a favorite place among Brewer students. 'I fi- 13: C3m8f8. Progressing into new and more moder- nized changes, the Brewer student has many memories, both good and bad, which will never change, memories of homecoming, pep rallies, and exciting nights on the streets of the city. The Golden Arches Nightlife , 15 ,W Urganizations 16 . Organizations A! Ja Q? J J ix E4 J V N 'fp K '59 ' 5 ' , R f 'S K V ' LM Q' ' rn, 'J Qi'RSig'bQ 1 7' 5-1 S N' 11 ' 55A k , g f . . , I 122 g W ,V . in Y Woody Allen once said that 'll would never belong to an organization which would have someone like me as a member. However, this statement does not apply to Brewer students, since a large percentage of the student body is involved in extracurricular activities. Clubs offer fun, excitement, extracurricular activities, and a chance to get to know and be with people. Because no class time is provided for these clubs, they have to meet before and after break. Clubs provide services for the community, school, and are constantly busy building school spirit and improving the facilities to make Brewer a better place in which to get an education. L. V ,Milf v we fm' va ,xt r...t Organization o 17 A whistle is heard as the 151 member Brewer Marching Band returns to start the show that will eventually become their contest performance. At the start, the directors are responsible for selecting the right type of music. Then they go to work trying to create formations which fit the music. Over thirty hours is put into developing one show. The brass section is usually placed in the center since it must project the most sound, whereas the woodwinds are placed on each side forming a mirror image, with the percussion, drill team, majorettes and flags placed in the surrounding areas. The endeavors of band members, however, began paying off. The marching band was invited to perform a half-time at Texas Christian University and a pregame at East Texas State University. The band has also been to two contests. At Cleburne, they received a superior rating at the Cleburne contest as well as U.l,L. The Brewer Band was one of two bands chosen to represent this area at the state contest in Austin. One thing that makes the Brewer marching band special is that they are strictly a volunteer organization. No one is required to participate in this facet of the band program, which makes their accomplish- ments carry even more weight. The 1980-81 Bre er Marching Band 8 u. Q ' N Q---.- A-'--......... ..-,-- ..,,..... e 18 0 Marching Band Raye Lynn Hall was chosen this year as the Brewer Band Sweetheart. After four years of Symphonic Band, three years Marching Band, two years, in jazz Band and one year as majorette, she was a row leader and a French Horn Soloist for the Marching Band. When the band received their superior rating and the news of state at U.l.L., all Raye could do was cry and say 'll have always wanted to go to state, and now my Senior year is the best ever! Congratulations Raye Lynn on receiving such an honor. 1980-1981 Band Sweetheart Raye Lynn Hall Band Sweetheart .1 Basses and Baritones: Top-Billy Lemme, Rodger Bryant, Barry Sullenberger, Rob Durko, Matthew Stringer. Bottom-David Farrar, Phillip Smith. 'W I Ei Q E Sq U .. -.R Q .- ,, . ' - - , . , in fi- fY E'7'fig 'M . - A . Q. wi -My I. ' ffi ., Q 'K ,Q . g h Y 'J' A .y F fs ff: -easy - f . ,553 ff. ., is H 7 . i , E , ,A mg' ' 1 1 r t 1 , df M 'QL T Y, 5, N 'W Z' :A ig ' , .... ,A , IW' fyfnf ,ff - Q KR 1 A ,.s 4. . dy if , '- ish ,-E' g g! I - 7. xl- f 1 . A i K V ' il T Percussion: Back-Monifa Norris, Donna Rasmon, Kim Beeler, Perry McDonald, Bryan Levy, leff Gabbert, Kasey Thornton, Bobby McDonald, Kristy Leach, Front-Deena Russell, Pat Wagner, Leslie Houchin. 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Rvvves, liuitortt-Lttrtcly Mrere, Brenda Spa-mil, lbeannd Brinkley, loriyfjue-rm, Todd IJ1-Slwng, Steve law 'Xndx' Sullefmlmi-rgm-r, lisa Parks, Diana Alzbott Liu littrirl limp-lbavirl Collet! -Xrtgiv llvrrmnrivz, Fidvl -Xlc ala, Lois VVright. lXt'XIl1 Vhtlkvr Middle-AStvx e- Rawlins, Sammy Larr, Phillip Smith, Rob Boyd. Iudd l JeShor1g, 'Xrm'Lockell, IwllvlvBIar1c , Mr. LdfT1ll,llOllOI'N-lOClY Wald:-ri, lhixid lipv, liremld Spertw, lDL'dHlTd lirinklvy, Sandy Wlppcllreitvr C lttrirwts Iiank- lnrttmx llolmvslv, Misty Crm lwr, lisa Livvlv, Suzanne Waller, 'state-v lhmprir, llomrtti Yttws, Paultt Stallion, Ntichellei Kay, Dvlicia Del Rio Mrildlv-Stmrlw l'oppvlrt-ltvr, hare-ssa llollahilv, Lis.: larrar, Xfvronica Lasillas, In Nblmlt, kathv liters lJv.trtr1.1Claxxsrm, Iront ron -lame-s Holdridgv, Mike Sli-xxarl, Kit-nt' Iultnsori Rolnlm- Martin lrumpi-ls' Back rim-lwxiri Walkt-r, lidvl -Xlcala, lltmm' Drvrtrtari, Tmcvv Rttlwnkue-rug, lraxts -Xltorcl, liuck bilfre-asc, Rolulmy Rodriguez. Middle ram flktxicl Cnllctt, Ivtt NN arv, Olari Pvwitl, lorrx Bartlett, Andre McNc--Ply lsillllilil l'UXN Xl1gIf' ll:-rrittrtclvf, lrtidy Spettw, luis Hrlglwt. stage- litmd Hack mu fMikt- lldrtigdri Ohm Pevvitt, Terrv Bartlett, Angela BLIFHP, Rolmlnif- Rurlrigue-1, Roh llurkrx Micldlv row-lirvdn Lew, Lric lxeller, lhixid ldrrttr, lamvs Burris, Star y Quilt, Mr, Pvrry Front Row-lxellye Reeves, i..tr1-ssdllrlllahtlel,C.arl'FtLdr19,C.Jr1flv'XlitirttDIdmtfXl7ll0II,lDvanr1.iClaW5Ot1. lsirrt Willttams liolmlw Stantivlil Band Sectionals . 21 Where Can You Find the Best Musicians on In Symphonic Band, of Course. The Symphonic Band is the finest instrumental group at Brewer High School. When the students decide to audition, they realize that a high standard of performance and attitude has been established. For the most part, these band members will continue their musical endeavors after they graduate from high school. In symphonic band two things should have been accomplished. According to Mr. Sergei, the student should have lldeveloped an appreciation for music in all areas and found the art of music a very valuable, personal aspect of their lives. 22 0 Symphonic Band Majorettes and Flag Corps Add to Halftime Show The 1980-81 Flag Corps attended East Texas State University this summer where they received a third place award. They also performed at Lamar receiving a superior which entitled them to second place. The flag corps has been growing each year. lt has become an important part of the marching band. Although they do not have a teacher, they are learning their routines by working together. Needless to say, the Flag Corps has done a fine job and deserves the admiration of all students and members of the community. it Left to right-Christine McGraw, Linda Walker, Kelly Fletcher, Ronda lones. fl l Back ron-Holly Ford, Wendy Russell, Denise Hayden, lenene lxuhlman, Evon lasinski, Laurie Hartley, Tammye Trimble, Vicki Lanrlreth. lront ron-Lori Smith, Cathy Patterson lxathv Anderson, Pam Hayden, Teresa Beasley, Charlene Green, Denisil Mathenv This summer the majorettes attended camp at Blinn College in Brenham, Texas. While there they performed routines and were awarded superior, excellent, and good ribbons, along with receiving a spirit baton every night. On November 4, the University interscholastic League Contest was held at the University of Texas at Arlington. The majorettes performed an ensemble to Star Trek, receiving an excellent rating. Although they do not have an instructor to help them with the routines, they are able to compensate by using parts of former routines along with those learned at camp. Needless to say, the majorettes have done a fine job and deserve the praise of all Brewer students. Flag Corps and Majorettes 0 23 J it Drill Team filth Row: Mary Coppinger, Sharon George, Tammy Holmesly, Tina Kissleburg, Cheryl Strobel, Tricia Melton, leanie Fletcher, Debbie Barnett. Fourth Row: Linna Pape, Kelly Brunson, Mary Vecchio, Debbie Lemme, Christie Rutldge, Cyndi Holcomb, Carla Potter. Third Row: Hilda Flores, Kim Adkins, Angie Cornelius, Debbie Tow, linda Barajas, DeeDee Duncan, Theresa Williams, Donna Suggs. Second Row: Delisa Del Rio, Darla Baxter, Redonda Moorhead, Gail Travis, Corey Herrera, Angela Powers. first Row: Lt. Lisa Renneberg, Lt. Kim Southers, Lt. Gina Whitaker, Lt. Stephanie Smith, Capt. Tina Unsell. Drill Team Kicks Into a Great Year at Brewer in 1980-1981 The Brewer Honeycombs had a new instructor this year, Miss Michelle Crimmons, a part-time student at TCJC. She is a former member of the Rangerettes and specialized in high kick. Though hired very late during the summer, she did a very good job during marching season, teaching the girls five different field routines. Working with officers Tina Unsell, captain and senior, senior lieutenants Lisa Renneberg and Gina Whitaker, and junior lieutenants Stephanie Smith and Kim Southers, Miss Crimmons and the drill team had a fine season. 24 0 Drill Team Q . 'lilsl Q 4 5 l K Ili-.ina smiles brightly alter being chosen Honeycomb of the year. 1980-'81 Honeycomb of the Year Deana Bush Deana Bush, four year member of the Honeycombs, was chosen Honeycomb of the year. Elected by her classmates in drill teamg for four years she has been a dedicated and hard-working member ofthe drill team. Deana is a very deserving recipient of this distinguished honor. Deana Bush, honey- comb of the year for 1980-81. -of 61 motiquet ol rows antl .1 trophy art- prvwnterl by lla-nise Ragland, last years Honevcoinln ol tht- Year lwvping up with her studies remains hard for Deana Bush Honeycomb of the Year o 25 When starting a new decade and a new year, the Bear Tracks Staff chose to make the year book full of new beginnings. The sponsor, Mr. Ballard, began his first year with five returning members and twelve rookies. Together the staffs strived for fresh ideas to make the 1980-81 Bear Tracks the best annual in the history of Brewer High School. The annual staff sponsored the first annual Bohemian Beach Party and Dance. The attire was centered in shorts, sunglasses, and other beach clothes. The dance featured the ever-popular Seymour Lebowitz, better known as Phillip Kezerle, in a gorilla costume. Also sponsored by the annual staff was the Cinderfella contest. Nine brave guys strutted their stuff in competition for Miss Cinderfella. The young maidens competed in talent, wet T-Shirt, evening gown, and question and answer contests. The competition was stiff, but Penelope Puddintay, alias Happy Cameron, was named Miss Cinderfella 1981. Runners up were Try-Me Guy and Henrietta Hickey. After school get-togethers and Parton's Pizza were familiar to many of the devoted staffers. Lots of time and effort was called for to meet the deadlines. Nearing the final deadline in February, everything had to be completed, It was a hectic time for all, especially for the editor-in-chief, Kehley Howeth, who spent many hours just getting organized. Though the year has flown by, the Annual Staff has done their best to capture the memories and events of 1980-81 and put together Volume 28 of the Bear Tracks. The annual staff hopes that you get many hours of enjoyment from your yearbook. Back Row: Philip Kezerle, Susie Spurlock, Robert Mitchell, Cathy Patterson, lulie Gregory, jerry Longino. Center Row: George DePonte, Dawn Giese, Kehley Howeth, Front Row: Mr. Ballard, Gina Reynolds, lay Suratt, Gary Fields, Kirk Kozy. Not Pictured: Amy Marshall, Gina Beasley, Kim Southers, Christi Rutledge. The Bear Tracks Annual Staff: A ': 1'-r A .fggga gf., . - ,i-a .,. . . aw- r..t ,. ,-t . ,.N. ., . : t :. 1.. . .. . .. . . , , . is , f A t Editors: Dawn Giese-photography editor, Kehley H lay Suratt-business editor. 26 0 Annual Staff oweth-editor-in-chiefg jerry Longino-layout editor, Mr. Ballard jams out. Copy Staff: Amy Marshall, almost not pictured, Susie Spurlockg Layout Staff: Cary Fields, julie Gregory, and jerry Longino and Kim Southers, almost not pictured. Working Hard For You In 1980-81 Business Staff: Christi Rutledge, almost not pictured, lay Surattg Gina Reynolds and Cathy Patterson. Seymour Lebowitzf' our favorite gorilla. Annual Staff ' 27 Student Coun il Serves School and Community The Student Council is a group of elected representatives from each grade whose main purpose is to work with the sponsors, Mrs. Brown and Miss Ponder, to bring about closer cooperation between faculty and students, create and maintain school interest, spirit and loyalty, and to provide a forum for student expression. The Student Council carries out these objectives by having many service projects, such as the annual Thanksgiving Food Drive and the Toy Drive at Christmas. The Student Council is always busy with projects designed to promote school spirit. Last year they painted signs for the pep rallies, 'Spirit chain contests between classes and held the first Trash Can decorating contest to l'Can the Roos. The Student Council encourages participation and contributes to the quality of student life at Brewer. l'resident-lohn Hibbs, Mrs. Brown-Sponsor, Vice l'rt-sident-Donna Lemons, Secretary-Amy Marshall, Treasurer-Trudy Spence. 28 o Student Council ' - vs-vw-' ii- nni . ,,1c,....,sll4wufT ' 1 Q. .. A , i i'f2?1 -t. ,vt ...' i' tr - i . .. 'i X . ,. im.-..sM-wah-.A . an Q, Wig ky, e I W' -su:-annum . 'V , 172' ' -n -..Mi g 52, il 3 First row-Christie Tefertiller, Trudy Spence, lohn Hibbs, Donna Lemons, Stacey Presswood, Second row-lerry longino, Cary Fields, Cathy Patterson, Amy Marshall, Andy Sullenberger, Third row-Raye Lynn Hall, Iody Walden, Debbie Latimer, Mike Shelton, Fourth row-Lori Stanford, Mrs. Browng sponsor, Angie Shelton, Karen lenson. The National Honor Society is made up above, no F grades, and, must be voted of an elite group of students. Members of into membership by the faculty and the club are required to have an over-all administration. The National Honor Society average of 85, Sophomore standing or isalwaysbusybeingSecretPalstothefaculty and Varsity Football players. This year N.H.S. is also having its first Christmas party for Senior Citizens. N.H.S. members donate their time to the community and to Brewer High School. They help the children and the less fortunate in the community. N.H.S. also strives to build spirit and pride in the student body. Mrs. Dear and the N.H.S. members are awarded for their good deeds by llmany a warm smile. ec-six, lhe NHS. Ofticers are: President, Mike Howard, Treasurer, Kehley Howeth, Secretary, Katerena Sharp, Historian, Raye lynn llall, Sponsor, Mrs. Dear, National Honor Society Contributes to Student Life Qlag. - .. -1 The NHS. Members are: First Row: Marilyn Mobley, Gina Whitaker, Tina Unsell, Kehley Howeth, Cheryl Wilbur, Stacey Presswood, Arthur Brunson, Mike Howard, Sherry Thomasson, Phil Miller, Mrs. Dear, Robert Mitchell, Marc Strobel, Second row-Carolyn Mobley, Brenda Spence, Debbie Upshaw, Donna Elkins, Sonia Taborsky, Robin Polage, Dawn Giese, Angela Burge, Raye Lynn Hall, Lewis Turbeville, Katerena Sharp, Pam Barnett, Gwen Womack, Leslie Houchin, Third row-Kathy Taylor, Lois Wright, Stephanie Smith, Cheryl Strobel, Denise Matheny, Kelly LeBlanc, Amy Lockett, Sandy Poppelreiter, Guy Wirsing, Deanna Brinkley, Terrie Ballard, Debbie Lemme, Delina Del Rio, fourth row-Tonya McKinney, Debra Griggs, Patty Melanson, Paula lackson, Lydia Brown, Amy Marshall, Leigh Ann Helton, Vince McCall, lesse Blair, lay Suratt, Clete Welch, joey Howeth, Fitth row-Fidel Alcala, Phillip Smith, lerry Longino, Cathy Patterson, Gary Fields, Denise Rettinger, Todd Belcher, lohn Walker, Raymond lessup, Brant Moyers, Edward McClellan National Honor Society Q mb-sl'.?'Sf dana awww!! npr: mar Whiz Kids Turn Learning Into Sport kkifsiislif 'Sh YN pw 2-f iw-fi ff' 'f--HM, ' ,.gf1ulQl,0l an- 14,1 In Qll ugh: .Q n 0 J 5 Deanna Brinkley Barry Sullenberger, Tonya McKinney, Rob Durko, Billy Farris-the Whiz Kids team. Who was the sculptor that carved l'The Thinker ? lf you could answer this question and other ones like it, there is a chance you could have been a part of the Whiz Kids team. This is a small group of students who enjoy scholastic competition and want to increase knowledge in all subject areas. Whiz Kids compete in Whiz Quiz matches with other schools. Some of the questions cover areas such as humanities, television, movies, current events, sports, history, the arts, and religions. To qualify for Whiz Kids, you must score highly on a general knowledge test and attend practices at break and on Tuesday nights. Students must have a wide knowledge of many subjects, along with a high level of retention, speed, and confidence. The Whiz Kids of 1980-81 should be congratulated on an excellent year. Drama Club Demonstrates Theatrical Talents i Back row: Evon lasinski, Danny Knowles, lohn Hartigan, Susie Spurlock, Cary Fields, Kevin Middleton, Mike Massey, Sharon Davison, Gina Beasley. Front Row: Mimi Salinas, lina lxisselberg, Stephanie Smith, Liz Sides, Gilliam Butler, Scott Blankenship, Kim Southers, Redonda Moorhead, Mrs. Bryant, Steve Lacy. Act well your part, there all the honors lies. This Thespian motto expresses the aims of the Drama Club. 1 Drama club members have participated l in the production of plays and other activities 'to earn points for maintaining membership in the Thespian club. One main purpose is to instill an appreciation for the dramatic arts in students, both those who attend the class and those only in the club. Much time and l effort is given by students to make dramatic productions worthwhile, Experience is i l gained not only in portraying character roles, but also in public relations and stage crew work. Arsenic and Old Lace by joseph Kesseling was presented by the club in McKinney Auditorium. Students entered sections such as dramatic interpretation, prose, poetry, and duet acting in tour- naments against other schools. Also, a one act play was produced for U.l,L. As a new beginning for the Drama Club, two new additions were welcomed this year. First, Mrs. Toyna Bryant joined the faculty as drama coach. Second, a children's theater play was done for all the elementary schools and for the Texas Christian University theatrical department. This play, The Enchanted Unicorn, is a fantasy made real to children. Congratulations go out to Mrs. Bryant and the Drama Department for a successful 1980-81 year in dramatic education. Drama . 31 Youth Advisory Council: .A.C. Secretary, Robin Campbell, Mrs. Brown, sponsor, Carleton Hooten, Vice President, Happy Cameron, President, Mrs, Dear, Sponsor, liro Morrison, Treasurer. . ,u , r This was the second season that the YAC lYouth Advisory Councill had been in existence. Mrs. Dear and Mrs. Brown, the sponsors of YAC, along with the help of Mr. Kearley and advisor Mr. Dear successfully oriented a group of students to advise the faculty, dieticians, and school board about the likes and dislikes of the student body. Another job of the YAC Committee is to participate in holiday festivities and to add decoration to the school. President Happy Cameron, Vice President Carlton Hooten and Secretary Robin Campbell have done a good job in making this group a fun and exciting one. 32 , Youth Advisory Council g MW, Bottom row-Darla Baxter, Kim Southers, Redonda Moorehead, Donna Lemons, Cindy Gibson, liro Morrison, Cher Wilbur, Tina Unsell, Misty Crocker, Steve Bolich, Tammy Holmesly, Robin Campbell, Cindy Holcomb, Kehley Howetl ' Shelly Cobb, Neil Mabry, Eric Morris, Donna Suggs, Debbie Lemme, Gail Travis, DeVone Bower, Billy Campbell, Lari llt-mining, Mark Coter, Happy Cameron, Carleton Hooten, Mrs. Brown, sponsor, leff Pipkin, Mrs. Dear, sponso Language Club Excites Learning '- Ei! In gg. 'V President, Mike DeLeong Vice President, Phil Miller, Secretary, Larry McDaniel, Treasurer, Linda Walker. i lirst row-lohan Gullberg, Mike Howard, Gina Harwell, Dawn Wiley, Lydia Chapa, Mike DeLeon, Melanie Bullgreen Sylvia Chapa, Tricia Kennedy, Mark Chaffin, Leigh Ann Helton, Mrs. Ware, sponsor. Second row-Guy Wirsing Shelly Smith, Linda Walker, Denise Layton, Doug Clark, Cyndi Gibson, Lois Wright, Stephanie Smith, Lydia Brown Debra Griggs, Tricia Melton, Cheryl Davis, Deanna Bush, Deanna Russell, Alma Pelaez, lay Suratt, Clete Welch Gary Fields, Mary Vecchio, Dale Calton, lohnny Sosa, Donna Suggs, Vince McCall. Fourth row-Mrs. Wright sponsor, David Keplinger, Phil Miller, Holly Ford, Melanie Saunders, Neil Mabry, Michelle Watts, Sandy Schnittger lxelly Butler, Ronnie Craven, Amy Lockett, Mark Brumbaugh, Robert Cantu, Harry Grubb. Do you know someone who is interested in the culture and language of countries? If you do, chances are they are associated with the Language Club. This is an organization to promote international understanding through the study of other cultures. Much information is achieved through trips, club projects, and socials. Being a member of the Language Club involves enrollment in a language class, French or Spanish, and a willingness to work on club projects. ln the past students have won awards in poetry reading, foods, and music. Activities for this year included ministering to the needs of a family at Christmas, showing school spirit by sponsoring a dance, and an assembly program, all undertaken to pay for a spring trip to Mexico. Language Club e 33 Key Club Excels Through Community Service Third Row-Dana Fields, Tina Kisselburg, Barbie Eyler, Deedee Duncan, Kim Montgomery, Kelly Fletcher, Cindy Holcomb, Kellye Reeves. Middle Row-Holly Ford, Cheryl Strobel, Tracey Melton, Cathy Patterson, Denise Layton, Gary Fields, Lois Wright, Kehley Howeth. Front Row-Carla Potter, Trica Melton, Jeannie Fletcher, Fidel Alcala, Tina Unsell, Shawn Tallant, Stephanie Smith. i . . ....,.,,.,... ...a ,.tt H ,. K I V There is no higher religion than human fff'f 'AME P 'iii f wk- W i . service. To work for the common good is ,.,,:...... s ytt eiri fi T S T 'F f'W-N-s'-- the greatest creed. -Albert Schweitzer The Brewer High School Key Clubfs main ' A A purpose is to provide a service to the Q T . V g 5 community and school. Sponsored by the Q, W' White Settlement Sunrise Kiwanis, the Key ff' 3 F j X if Club's main project is assisting the March A ' of Dimes with their annual Haunted House. 5. - 1 if F Club members painted, cleaned and swept Q I i. in to make the project ready for the many tt ghouls and goblins. Club members donned black robes and became l'spooks . Through community service the Key Club strives to earn points and compete with other clubs throughout Texas and Oklahoma. The Brewer High School Key Club is a service oriented club devoted to bettering our community and school. at , . President, Tricia Melton, Vice President, Tina Unsell, Secretary, Kehley Howeth, Treasurer, leannie Fletcher 34 . Key Club As Paper Staff Concentrates on School Issues Back Row: David Keplinger, Debbie Lemme, lim Elkins, Robin Polage, Billy Farris. Second Row: Philip Kezerle, lohnny Sosa, Mike Howard, Denise Layton, Tina Unsell. First Row: Tony Osborne, Angie Cornelius, lesse Blair, Sherry Thomasson, joey Howeth, Mike Sholars. lournalism: A profession whose business it is to explain to others what it personally does not understand. Lord Northcliffe What do you do when you want to catch up on all the latest happenings at Brewer High School? You pick up your copy of the The Bear Facts. This year's paper staff, sponsored by Vikki Doss, successfully published six quality papers for the student body. The Bear Facts is informative as well as entertaining, providing an insightful look at the lives and activities of Brewer students. a sr 5. . ig 4 a f L l sf i 71157 l l ' ret . . Q L .aimgmm Mike Howard demonstrates his editorial skills. Paper Staff . 35 Back Row: Sam Vecchio, Linda jenkins, Gina Wiggs, Terri Stephens, Dana Fields, Tina Curtis. Next Row: Steve Baker, Carrie Fenn, Randall Robertson, Eric Morris, Mary Winters, jerry Longino, julie Gregory, Next Row: Cete Welch, Shawn Tallant, Neil Mabry, Darin Ingram, Debbie Welch, Dona Hamilton, Debbie Buchtan. Next Row: Melanie Saunders, Dana DeShong, Tony Osborne, james Cofer, Darla Baxter, Cindy Kroening, Susan Benfer. Next Row: Bob Butler, Stormy Brooks, Mike DeLeon, joey Howeth, Tony Pelaez, Lewis Turbeville, Kim Shepherd, Monica Norris. Front Row: jay Suratt, Brad Howard, Arthur Brunson, Tammy Mooney, Shelly Smith, Cathy Patterson, Rhonda Barker, Dianna Davis, Nannette De Los Santos, Kelly Ballard, Angela Leonard and Lori Stanford. Woods and Water Plans Outdoor Fun in 1981 The Woods and Water Club banded together at the halfway point in the school year. They planned their first camp out, an expedition to take place on the seventh and eighth of March to SR2, and later a canoeing trip on the Brazos. Few of the members in Wood and Water are experienced campers, but all the members will tell you it's an exciting adventure and rewarding experience. 36' Woods and Water Club Office Aids Assist Teachers and Students if Brad Howard, Audio-Visual Aide Robin Polage, Switch-Board Operator. The Office girls are hard at work trying to make things run smoother at the Brewer High School office, They run many errands taking messages to students and answering the phone. They also help Mr. Busse with the attendance. The girls pick up the roll cards, mark the absences, and do other odd jobs for Mr, Busse, The Office girls work hard and deserve our thanks. .,. -, .11 ---3. --5---AX Y I ,. , .s,, ., 'taunt I Back Row-lulie Gregory, Ronda lones, Debbie Singleton, Penny lennings, Colleen Norton, Renee Cochran, Robin Campbell, Patty Melanson. Center Row-Tammy Hofer, Cheryl Abbott, Tammye Trimble, Chris Amon, Rhonda Barker, Lewis Turbeville, Mary Pilon, Evon lasinski. Front Row-Carol Abbott, Gina Harwell, Redonda Moorhead, Paula jackson, Dawn Hanson, Reba Oakes, Lisa Blanchard, Denise Rettinger. Office Aids 0 37 Choir Mrs. Terry Doremus instructs the choir at Brewer this year. Along with her officers Marty Schiffman, Theresa Beimesch and Susan McDermott, she intends to build a good choral program. Though it was a small group this year, they developed a sense of pride in themselves and a better attitude with good participation. Everyone expects good things from the Brewer Chorus after this successful year. Susan McDermott listens attentively during class. .38 v Choir Hits High ote at Brewer Bark row-Juanita Dean, Theresa Beimesch, Ms, Doremus, Deanie Bump, Mark Warren, Susan McDermott, Norman Phillips, lront row-Don Gill, Nancy Clark, Angela Thompson, Marty Schiffman. if Norma Phillips, Deanie Bump, Angela Thompson, and Marty Schiffman, all make beautiful music together. Changing History: War games students prepare to change history. x .A - Hank rovs -Matt Crump, Middle row-Cordon Bowen, Mr. Heine-sponsor, Mike Massey, George Deponte Front row-Larry Wolte, Wayne Walker. Fun and games with Mr. Heine. The Chess and War Cames Club The Chess and War Games Club is for students who enjoy playing chess, war games, or any related game of historical events. This club is intended to improve the strategical mind of the student and increase his knowledge of wars in the history of the world. In this year's club more emphasis was placed on strategic war maneuvers than on the games themselves. As quoted from the sponsor, Mr. Heine, l'Where else can you learn history, improve your mind, and massacre thousands of people in one evening land enjoy ity? Chess and War Games Q 39 Distributive Education Clubs of America The Distributive Education Clubs of America QDECAJ is an organization designed to develop civic consciousness, leadership abilities, social intelligence, and vocational understanding. Besides being the only club to promote marketing and distribution in the United States, it also serves as a means of interpreting the instructional program through businessmen, faculty, parents, and other students, Members are required to participate some way in club activities, attend a business meeting once a month, to aid in fund raising events, and to contribute to the im- provement of the position of distribution in the school and the community. Many students attended leadership labs to make themselves better quality leaders and decision makers, Eight area competetive events have been vvon in advertising, general merchandising, apparel and accessories, free enterprise project, food service, petroleum marketing series, finance and credit, and certificate of merit of Who's Who Among American High School Students for DECA club activities. 40 . Distributive Education Hack row-Melinda Bryant, Miranda Bentley, Kevin Menikheim, Mrs. Brevvton, Ronnie Owens, Mark Warren. Middle Row-Cheryl Chandler, Mary Sevenil, Lori Laird, Luanne Simpson, lerry Hayes, Tom Benzing, Tracy Thronton. Front row-llonald Orebaugh, Lori Scott, Mark Holloway, Pam Hayden, Kathy Taylor, Don Wester. N, 5, .Aww 'Y I J Mrs Brevvton, sponsor, Vice president, Kevin Menikhiem: President, Lori Laird, Sgt. at Arms, lerry Hayes, Secretary, Pam llaley. Industrial Cooperati e Training --fa - T TT' His Y N if , ' V , , K. . 0 r ,g :E xl if 5. 3 i 55355 'E 4' - I1 W' fist ff' 1 ' 'U I S V' f' . 123 lndustrial Cooperative Training is a unique :-- class. All the students learn a trade or skill, - f which will help them get a good job upon . . I ' graduation. Students attend I.C.T. for two periods, have another class, then go to work N tor the rest of the day, T Mr. Reeves is the sponsor of this group. ' The school counselors help them find jobs to use the knowledge that they gained in class. The students involvement in this program helps to insure steady, useful jobs for now and the future, liatk row-kenneth Lelux, Mike Russell, Wes Powell, William Bryant, Perry Vinton, lerry Thorton, Darin lackson. Middle' row-Ietf Calnhert, loe Crubbs, lett Brown, Steve Holloway, lim Kromer. Tront Row-Don Morris, Ioe VNt'll'1ll1l.!,ltJlT, Glenn Morrison, Brad Fowler, Ronnie Spurlock, lo Abbott, Cooperati e Vocational O O tion isaprogramto helpstudentswithspecial learning needs. CVAE is taught by Mr. Holt, and with his instruction, the students' skills in math, English, science and social studies are improved, Mr, Holt helps CVAE students to see a new beginning in their school Cooperative Vocational Academic Educa- work. . 7 T liack row-limmy Britt, Andre Morrison, Clayton Starr, Denny Goff, Mike Markum, Middle row-lohn Rasmon, RC'P0 iUV'lfUl9l3Y HU8l 951 Pf95ld9mf COY Hdrfi M549 llohbyllughos,Coyllart,RohlJyMcDonaId,Steveliaker,LindaWilliams,FrontRow-CybleGibson,-XngelaThompson, Mdflwmr VICE Pfeildemi 59CV9if1VYf CYbl9 Gibson. Ritharcl lllis, Cody lohnson, Mrs Holt, sponsor. lCT and CVAE Q 41 Office Education Association Builds for Future Careers lifth row-Linda Hassinger, Susan Benfer, Dana DeShong, Tammy Mooney, Debbie Welch, fourth row-Lisa Lively, Kim Montgomery, Pam Hayden, Denise Matheny, Shirlyn Ifkels, Cindy Hartzo, Holly Ford, Kelly Fletcher, lohn Walker, sponsor Mrs. Crouch, third row-sponsor, Ms. McMulleng Ann Stewart, Pam Barnett, Marilyn Mobely, Cheryl Ballard, Caroyln Mobley, Denise Rettinger, Nannette De Los Santos, Alma Pelaez, Vickie Popejoy, Terrie Ballard, Yolanda Lewis, Debbie Smith, Second row-Tricia Melton, lmily Bocanegra, Katerena Sharp, Patty Melanson, Paula Griggs, First row-Tracey Melton, Vickie Sweatman, Robin Campbell, Robin Polage, Christine McGraw, Deanna Davis. Where is no future in any job. The future lies in the man who holds the job. This statement, a quotation from Dr. George Crane, applies to the Office Education Association. This club made up of students enrolled in the V.O.E. program that wish to pursue future jobs as office workers. For the first time this year, a point system was set up to award hard-working students who work together in a cooperative way and assume extra responsibility. Competition is very tough at the area, state, and national levels. Overall, the 198081 school year was a progressive one for the Office Education Association. Katerena Sharp-President, Christine McGraw-Vice President, Robin Polage-Secretary, Tricia Melton-Reporter, Dianna Davis-Treasurer, Robin Leggett-Historian, Kelly Fletcher- Parliamentarian. 42. Office Education Association l Future Homemakers of America Back row-Debbie Smith, Sandra McFarland, Tammy Burroughs, Keiko Otsuka, Paula Nance, Kelly Butler. Third row-Deana Bush, Carleton Hooten, Darin lackson, loseph McNeely, Tony Pelaez, Lewis Turbeville, Robin Hayes, Sam Vecchio, Debbie Kinne, Robert Mitchell, lerry Thornton, Penny Brothers, leff Griffin. Second row-Sharon George, Pam Hayden, lohn Martinez, Cindi Gibson, Sandy Schnittger, Kim Wingo, Elaine Melton, Cindy Kroening, Ana Barry, Lyn jefferson, Gina McDonald, Linda Colwell, Debbie Hubbard, Shelly Hubbard, Mrs. Burton, sponsor. lirst row-Darin Ingram, Guy Wirsing, lohn Hibbs, Carol Moreno, Sheila Wall, Kathy Anderson, Lisa Ri-nneberg Home Economics and Toward New Horizons this motto expresses the purpose of Home Economics Related Occupations gives students the opportunity to develop skills for jobs related to home economics. This group also helps individuals improve the quality of their personal family, and community living. Their colors are red, for courage and a firm determination to succeed, and white for the purity and integrity of youth. The flower, the red rose, symbolizes vibrant and glowing health. These symbols represent the aims of HERO as it contributes to the happiness and efficiency of home and group life. Related Qccupations TOP-Debbie Lee, Parliamentarian, Anita Lee. Mike Caley, Vice President, Lisa Crawford Mrs Carter. sponsor. BOTTOM-Linna Pape Kelly Brunson. Representativeg Kim Secretary. Presidentz . Historian: .Treasureri Adkins. The Brewer High School Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America saw many new beginnings during the 1980-81 school year. This club whose purpose is to help youth assume roles in society through home economics education, has become more active in recent years, in fact, every member was interested in a particular project, and became more involved in some way this year. F.H.A. has a thirty five year history of focusing on family life issues. lt is also one of the largest and oldest vocational youth organizations in the nation. Members of this co-curricular student activity must be enrolled in a home economics program, so it supplements normal classwork, in homemaking. Back Row-Penny Brothers, Renee Champaigne, Debbie Lee, Mike Caley, Lisa Crawford, Kathy Thompson, Anita lee. Patty Gibson, Glenda Kasterke, sponsor, Ms. Carter. Middle Row-Katrena laynes, Rikki West, Linna Pape, Susan Tyson, Kelly Brunson, Kim Adkins, Cindy Shockley. Front Row-Donna Pierce, Wanda Wenzel, Sheila Dyer, Caroline Masterson, Debbie Upshaw. Hero! FHA . 43 ?i2 'i?i'1 NM' -M.yt..w..wt we si t tg sam Q, 2 YP' T ,zf , 5 Lili .ftliiff , A ji Y i r , R 1 f- .at ii - Q 4 .gg-5 , tn i ' . t as New it '- Auto Mechanics Tune Up , - - ,,.,,. ,........-.Q- AUTO MECHANICS Back Row-Adelaida Quintero, Raymond lessup, Rick Walker, Dan Casey, lerry Thompson, Travis Alfred, Danny Drennen, Stanley Walker, Tim Cooke. Second Row-Ronald Stowe, Ronny Thompson, Mr. Grant, Tom Huss, Phil Pollard, Ken Adams, First Row-lohn lennings, Richard Martin, David Roberts, Tim Cutherie, Robby York, Mark Thornborrow. 44 s Auto Mechanics w This year's Auto Mechanics classes have a new teacher, Gary Grant. The studentf are in class three periods a day, learning basic facts about engines. As the year progresses the students are able to work on cars. I' your car is giving you fits, the students o' Auto Mechanics with their expert know- ledge, can fix it! This year has been a new beginning for Auto Mechanics, with a new teacher like Mr. Grant. The organization deserves the praise of all for their many accomplishments this year. Cosmetology Beautifies Bre er in U.. if -4. 'vlan ' Y me v 'v 4 Q NY Wilcox, Reba Oakes, Redonda Moorhead. la OFFICERS Redonrla Moorehead, Middle Row - Elaine Melton, Darla Baxter, katrina Steel. Bottom Row-Donna Lemons, Trudy Brown, Regina Wiltox, La Neva Holt. lx Rovx -Linda Massey, Brenda Woods, Kathy Anderson, Dianna Smith, Alisha Bray, Lori Carroll, Sandra Salinas, Ioe Vecchio, Debbie Tow. Elaine Melton, Paula lackson, Katerena Sharp, Tammy Fanning, Tammie Shue, Nt-va llolt, Lisa Blanchard. Front Row-Mrs. Ciosne , Donna Lemons, D l B t , T W ' h T d y ara ax er ammy rig t, ru yBrown, 2 3 he ,W ,gay ' x, M 3 .49--Q i T9 Preparing for Leadership in the World of Work. This is the purpose of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. Heading up VICA Chapter 244 at Brewer High School is Mrs. Dora Cosney. The officers and members work together to make their club the best in Texas and to send one member to the National Olympics. At this year's contest many awards are won in manikin hair styles, on the district and state levels, as well as a one-hundred percent membership award for the year. The club has done very well this year and has high expectations for this contest season. Cosmetology . 5 Back row-Byron Leonard, Billy Leonard, Rex Grimes, Philip Stringer, Leslie lones, Glenn jones, Steven Quintero. Front row-David Baird, leff Kasterke, loey Adkins, Kevin Stell. Building Trades Constructs Homes 15335: 46 . Building Trades Building Trades is a class which developsi trades skill, and a broad understanding of, the different phases of residential home building. Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who are physically and mentally capable may participate in class projects, This year the building trades class performed all the carpentry work, dry wall, finish trim, cabinet, electrical, and painting on a house located in West Point. lt included extras such as a woodburning fireplace, wall to wall carpet, a wet bar, and a covered patio, along with the three bedrooms and two baths. Everyone associated with building trades should be congratulated on a fine year of work. ,'1 Lax 'i iv aint and Bod Adds to the Beauty of nite Settlement Back row-Mr. Flowers, Daniel O'Connor, Edmon Blakeney, Stanley Mitchell, Mark Wyche, Leslie Whitehead, Tony Earle, Tim Williams, Front row-james Kennedy, Dean Hoffman, Mike Brooks, john Grubb, Carey Riley, leff Griffin, Richard lanov, Paul Stanley, Kenneth Dean. riff'- 5 This year the Paint and Body class is getting more and more popular. ln past years, neither the community nor the student body knew of the advantages of having a Paint and Body class at their school. Through Paint and Body, your car may be an important part in the learning process, giving them valuable experience and you a good paint job. Paint and Body Rodeo Club: Ridin High at Brewer J l i tai - ,!- - I VK , 'QF' tg-is Suki 13 .s yfgsgjtj . 54-2-S2551 Back Row Mr Heine Tom Benzing joey Atkins Mike Brooks Front Row-Cody johnson, james Covin, Ronnie Camp Howdy ya'll! Life in the big city tends to make people forget good ole down to earth type fun like rodeo. Well, folks here at Brewer have an organization to help remedy such things. The Brewer Rodeo Club, sponsored by Mr. Heine, tries to send at least half of their riders to the high school finals. The Rodeo Club is the only organization that has activities every weekend the whole year. The 1980-81 members have made special efforts to place higher in standings by participating in at least half of the yearly rodeos. So long, ya'll. .,: --,f - -W. - --. ...-,..a,. . , ,, -K, V K-Y V ., W - - 9 0 President, Silxester llillg Vice President, Ed McClellan, De-Vone Bower, Secretary, f 1 snug! Bark row-Mike Massey, Larry Wolfe, Mr. Heine, Ed McClellan, Third row-Mike Goins, lohan Cullberg, Tracey Thornton, Second row-Wayne Walker, Silvester Hill, DeVone Bower. The Brewer Bowling Barbarians The anticipation begins with a snap of the wrist, releasing the ball down the alley. lt's a strike! This has become a familiar occurrence to members of the Brewer Bowling Barbarians, a club formed mainly for enjoyment, exercise, fellowship, and year raise eventually competition. As a first organization, his first goal was to all-around averages to two hundred. The Brewer Bowling Barbarians hold their informal meetings on Tuesdays after school at the Ridglea Bowl and Carswell Air Force Base Lanes. Rodeo Club - 49 Athletics 'Dm 5 . .- 1 . , , , , . ,Aw , , ' .-ff M 'Mika Qf Ni,1, , 'TEH .m A, X .S Athletics Q 51 52 . Varsity Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Keep Spirit Alive at Brewer High Back row-Dianna Davis, Vicki Popejoy, Cyndi Gibson, Cheryl Wilbur, Front Row-Debbie Welch, Dana lJeShong, lori Stanford, Angie Shelton. 'mum . i 5llfllTTo M What group of people do the most for our school and receive the least appreciationg stay at the school day and night working on new ways to boost the school spirit, and risk their lives by standing on the side lines at football games and off sides on the basketball court? The cheerleaders at B.H.S. are the most prestigious and hard working individuals. Every week they make signs and posters as well as working out skits and new cheers. All of this is done on their own time before and after school. They work hard to make sure everyone is enjoying the pep rallies and school events. At S.M.U. Camp this past summer they received two spirit sticks along with superior and excellent ribbons. The cheerleaders should be congratulated on their fun and very rewarding year. mn .--.- ,,,. .., v -1 2:1 ,QW vas ,,. M ., V 29. 1 ., Q . 3? yf.Q51 w N315 L., .. we fha-ff: I anjg LC. -'Q' ' fzi. ' - ffl? . ,af- .1-L W Fit ..... f f lnef 'tw it . 1, x.jg,.,5.Tj' lEfvy',.5wwf1 'QMY Ur.. min, Ji, ,V,-ag W , W9 l'If2tff5.2j 'l'f'. L The 1980 football season proved success- ful for the Varsity, who with 8 wins and 2 losses ranked second in the District. When practices began, Coach Davis had not expected a winning season, yet he had always hoped for a state-ranked team. After the first couple of scrimmage games, the coaching staff realized that the 1980 Bears played together well and that they were a Uvery unselfish team . Despite injuries received early in the season the Bears quickly won 3 games, However, due to boosted morales and over- confidence, the Mineral Wells game was not triumphant. 54 . Varsity Football mjw '42 Seniors of '81 say, Brewer Bears are number one! This made the Bears even more determined to win the homecoming game against the undefeated Diamond Hill Eagles. With this win under their belts the next three victories were made an easy task for the Bears. With four of the six district games a success, the fifth proved to be the hardest. Weatherford was the team to beat. This win or loss would mean the difference in second in district and the zone playoffs. However, this game was fatal for the Bears. The 17-O loss was not easy to swallow but Coach Davis was very satisfied with the outcome and proud of his team-win, lose or draw. After coming this far the team could not let Azle get the best of them, so to end up the season the Bears racked up a 10-0 victory. When talking to Coach Davis about the season, he was quoted as saying he had the Best Staff in America and that they deserved all the credit. On November 18 the coaching staff met to vote on the All-District players from district 4A-5. Selected were Seniors Mike Howard, Darin Ingram, Guy Wirsing, and Juniors Joey Howeth, jamie Nobles, Jesse Blair, and lay Suratt. They, by showing their skill, leadership, and enthusiasm were very deserving of the award. And so another tradition was broken with a complete turn around for the Bears, going from the last rank to the second in district. Coach Davis and his staff expect an even better season next year. l i 'Y CTU -all Si -a ,aa- -5, isa sci ' liatk row-Stan Walker, Arthur Brunson, Phil Miller, Greg Morris, Lewis Turbeyille, Robert Mitchell, jamie Nobles, Mike Howard, Rex Grimes, Tim Nash, lerry Longino, Tim Cooke, Second row-Mark Strobel, Vince McCall, Shawn Tallant, lesse Blair, Chris Covington, Tony Osborne, Guy Wirsing, Rick Plock, Dink Thomas, lames White, First row-Larry McDaniel, lay Suratt, Darin Ingram, Happy Cameron, joey Howeth, Mike Sholars, Gary Fields, Clete Welch, lohn Hibbs, loe McNeely, Bre er Bears l-la e Best Season in 12 Years L 5' wr-1 'T' Q xv! l , , , 5 if ' l r' . rl ad., 9'-f 1 , Z fgb , it L N 1 A. 'i '- Y!-'f l xl 'rn iglllllllillx' Coach Roller, Coach Benefielcl, Coach Stephens, Coach Davis, Coach Curry, Coach Stewart, Coach M6f13g9f5 and Trdir1PrS-BaCk VOW-Bill FOrd, SIPVG Rhodes, lim liuilvr Elkins, Front row-Raymond Brinten, Robert Young. Varsity Football - 55 Bears Boost School Spirit With inning Season 'R - , H f .X -4 ,.4sQ,, ,+w..',i,N. basis: ,. .X,f,iL 3' .Mg gf-09 Q ,. A 5. Q - . .. Rs,k.,,f41 H --Mg.. 1 Q . ,,,gR5:,TH by in Saas? pig -'Fw -.1 , Q, A ,eww by . K-,M-1. Q, Debbie Welch, 1980-81 Football Sweetheart, escorted by Brad Howard. -and --Q. up-.ya .h... nm.. .--.- . Q :. tw- -1 am. S - 1 ' LQ , A ' - E ix ,.L .5 wleiw ffkffla ,kfjrjy V ' iff? ' 2 ii f Vince McCall jamie Nobles ..,.r t t .Q ...... .Jani -..W ih ff 'EI ,zif Lyn, my .X N bww , .. 15. si, lf. :f5. , 'w fQ,tw f Clete Welch I 1 'ii f fr in .Wy -an-can Arthur Brunson Tim Nash qw S . L , sttli at ttt, X QSM? 1 Mike Howard Mike Sholars Rick Plock 56 - Varsity Football Footballers Achieve Success Through Discipline j and Determination jerry Longino - as ,s tv .t at or F I I l f ,. Hibb Mike Howard prepares for another Robert Mitchell awaits their opponents offensive line S ouchdown john t ,3- Q, at . is Sei: A Happy Cameron joe McNeely lesse Blair 'vv' ' l 1 l ,rf Dlnker Thomas Marc Strobel lay Suratt Varsity Football o 57 Brewer Places Seven Players on All-District Team The fighting Bears gather together to help boost spirit. Stan Walker Darin Ingram Robert Mitchell '+- 'Es , Chris Covington 4 l'lillllnl ! tl ii 1 P P ll mfr ffl james White Q f , .42 f ::':4 ztmxwmawv ' P ' 'W Q51 W 1 joey Howeth Phil Miller 58 n Varsity Football Gary Fields ::.:::,g State Ranking Does Not Affect Bears' Performance ln 1980 Rex Grimes W, -1 V '5-fi l 3 I .-, ' Y V I L A - .li . ' PIT gas. K 1 E J a- 1.91 , ff ' 1- My ,.. ,4 ' . A . ri' fl' ami 1 .annum Shawn Tallant Clete Welch holds the ball as James White kicks the ball, , , in -u-1-un M Lia r Lx. : Lewis Turbeville Larry McDaniel Tony Osborne -mg, W 3 ...---- M N aaa ' r 2 E s ll ' ul Tim Cooke Guy Wirsing james Cofer Varsity Football 59 l.V. Football Team Has an Exciting Season Y in Fl 5 E' if S 9 . Back row: Brad Howard, Mike lames, joey Morris, Tony McClure, Kirk Eichman, Alex Beck, Alan Kieser, john Litt, Steven Cargill, Martin Cargill. Middle row: Roland Thomas! Todd Belcher, Dale Cofer, Mark Brumbaugh, Ricky Putman, Kevin Taylor, Larry Hoover, Brant Ingram, Quentin Cargill, Randell Robertson. Front row: Nick Martin, liro Morrison, Steve Lemons, Brian Walden, Jeff Henley, Eric Morris, Sam Feronti, Eddy Schutza, Randy Walker. With two losses, two ties, and six wins, the junior Varsity proved their ability to roll with the punches. With their opening game a draw, the spirit of the team could not have been too boosted, yet they came back and won the next three games, and did well for the season. The coaches this year were Coach Roller and Coach Benefield, who both did a fine job. Bear defense prepares to make a tackle 60 v lunior Varsity Football J' 4-F M' 155.155,-2 - , :Q ' ' , 'LA -V qi? ' .f nf-rf, 'vs---v of '1 ' '-1,15 ' 4 T- V ,,..n9u!!1-' ' diaehkraf-taxa! 4: B ' Eric Mon'is, quarterback, reads the play. The Bears prepare to begin the game, The Bears l.V. warms up before a game. Bear defense is ready to attack Crowley's offensive line. lUNlOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Brewer ties Keller Brewer over Nolan Brewer over Crowley Brewer over Mineral Wells Diamond Hill over Brewer Brewer ties Northside Brewer over Boswell Brewer over Castleberry Weatherford over Brewer Brewer over Azle 8-8 48-0 25-O 23-O 7-6 22-22 'I3-0 25-O 14-6 17-15 'iq 191111. junior Varsity Football D 61 Experience Rewarding for Freshman Footballers 'EE Tn 2 llack row: Robby Rodriguez, leff Mitchell, Coach Gonzales, Leon Sherman, Rodger McCall, Clint laynes, Cliff Welborn, Coach Marsh, Rusty Sanders, Mathew Burge, Middle row: Bret Holbrook, Daryl McAffee, Larry Fleming, Danny Wright, lay Gordon, lohnny Miller, Michael Watts, I. D. Walker, Front row: Alva Cox, Kirk Powell, Eddie Gossett, Scott Adkins, Richie Deaver, Mark Gabbert, Trey Thetford, Greg Sholars, and Tim Spoonmore. The Freshman Football team did as well as could be expected this year. Though they worked hard and put out one-hundred percent, they brought home only two wins against eight losses. Coach Marsh said the 1 team never let down on their spirit or lowered their hopes, regardless of the score. The offensive line keeps pressure off quarterback Clint Iaynes. 62 , Freshman Football L Another tackle by Tim Spoonmore while other bear defenders begin to attack. Mark Cofer, Billy Campbell, Scott Cummings, Andre McNeilly, and Coaches Gonzales and Coach Marsh, FRESHMAN SCORES Keller over 27-6 Bears plan strategy tor the next play. - .4 -3a.En'i+f4: 'f 'it' . fl Clint laynes sets up to pass. ii: .4-N , Y ' f t V ,,. ' .- -9. 4 pn. . ..l,,,l,-M K 7 - v r 'v , 'JC ' r , . me CUC -fra -iw. wt I- x 41 K i - . ,,,,r.15g 3... ...Q N I K , ,, Y F' fl. ,, -.' . . .ln .V . 1- ., ' V' ' - ' ' VA' -' r H.. . .1 .f .- , , Richie Deaver gains yardage for the bears. P' fl ' 1 . r 'V A '. 'K 4 . Wa - ' - fjxa' .f , igi?.'2342'aff3 - . CU' 1,1 Vet nk-.I I N f'f - -'uf' , .1-'A 1 Freshman Football ,63 1980-81 Boys Varsity Basketball Kevin Middleton, Tony Pelaez, Terry Chapman, jeff Browning, Eddie Crawford, Robert Mitchell, Phillip Stinger, Bill Edwards, Kelly Le-Blanc, David Keplinger, Chris Covington, Coach Curry. Because of their lack of experience, the 1980-81 season proved disappointing for the Varsity Boys. The fact that there were no returning starters from previous years, along with the transition to a new coach, hampered the effectiveness of the bears this season. Nevertheless, the boys had fun this year and hope for better seasons in the future. Kelly LeBlanc, Eddie Crawford, and Matthew Stringer were the forwards, Chris Covington, Tony Pelaez and David Keplinger were the guards, and Robert Mitchell, Bill Edwards, and Philip Stringer played the Post. Philip Kezerle and Andrea McNeely were the managers and Coach Curry, normally the Girls Varsity coach, also coached the boys this year. Coach Curry Phillip Kezerle, varsity manager 64 ' Boy's Varsity Basketball -z i.f,'1 Et M- rf V ff' 2? 5 Dana DeShong finds her work kind of funny Dana DeShong, 1981 - ' ll k, ff NW BHSKGUOHII SWGGUWGHFT 1 Basketball Sweetheart ' 65 Individual Efforts Make the 1980-81 BHEWEH .-4-r ' .. ':-ff r '+' L 'aft' .aff ' N ,W rm ' g 4 4 Basketball Season Rewarding for the Bears V tyByBk I bll 67 In spite of a disappointing season, the Bears IS ig gonna make ng! Hey, it's my turn to hit the ball! 68 ' Varsity Boys Basketball Brewer Varsity Girls Basketball-1980-81 Left to right-Tammy Hofer, Rhonda Barker, Nannette DeLosSantos, Amy Marshall, Tammy Mooney, Melanie Saunders, Stacey Presswood, Dana DeShong, Debbie Welch, Varsity Girls Basketball Brewer over Northside Boswell over Brewer Brewer over Castleberry Weatherford over Brewer Azle over Brewer Brewer over Northside Brewer over Boswell Brewer over Castleberry Weatherford over Brewer Azle over Brewer Christine Howell, Shelly Smith, Coach Curry 70 ' Varsity Girls Basketball Rhonda Barker MRM. Tammy Hofer Although injuries and illnesses have plagued the Varsity Girls, they have overcome many obstacles to become successful in the 1980-81 Season. The Varsity Girls participated in three Tournaments: Midlothian, Azle and Spring- town. At Springtown they won The championship game makingtheirrecord14-3 going into district. Again the girls were overwhelmed with illnesses and injuries. Tammy Mooney was hampered with a pre-season knee iniury and would not play for most of the season. Vickie Popejoy contracted encephalitis and was out for most of district play, With only eight players left, Coach Curry decided to move three Sophomores to the Varsity: Angie Shelton, Lori Stanford and Terri Stephens. wmv' -a-P F Dana DeShong Stacey Presswood Debbie Welqh OM. 'R all , .- twat? M' Mx-,fn ..,,, Varsity Girls Basketball 0 7'I W- I After the first round the Bears had a 2-3 record. Since they had finished second, they were excited and ready to go for the second round of play. The girls easily beat Northside and then met a tough team from Boswell. lt was a hard-fought game, but the girls played as a team and when the buzzer went off, they had come out ahead. The next game was against Castle-berry, who gave the girls a good game. But again the Brewer girls pulled through. Then came the most important game of the season. The girls had to travel over to Weatherford to play the Roos. There was a terrific crowd of students, parents and Bear fans to cheer the girls on. About halfway through the first quarter, Melanie Saunders fell, sprained her ankle, and was out for the rest of the game. The girls knew they needed to work harder then ever to beat the Roos. The Brewer girls played tough and came back to within nine points of winning the game. We should be proud of their effort and determination. The last game of the season was played against the Azle Hornets. The Brewer girls led the Hornets during the first and most of the second quarter. They were neck and neck until the fourth quarter, when Azle began to pull ahead. The girls played with determination, but nevertheless came up short. The Brewer girls had a super year, demonstrating the pride and spirit of Brewer High School. Varsity Girls Show Prowess Over District Opponents 2 Tammy Mooney Melanie Saunders Amy Marghall 72 0 Varsity Girls Basketball l77HF 'r I 3, Nannette De Los Santos Shelley Smith Christy Howell By Placing Second In League Pla Q .uf---1 ----1 --1-in lik' hJ'1Mi'AIP.H. Vickie Popejoy xm Varsity Girls Basketball ' 73 Back Row: Sam Feronti, lerry Hacker, Andy Templeton, left Browning, Eric Morris, Tony Guerrero, Kevin Middleton. Front Row: Mike James, Kirk Kozy, Steve Lemons, Steve Bell, lunior Varsity Basketball Players Castleberry over Brewer Boswell over Brewer Weatherford over Brewer Azle over Brewer Northside over Brewer Brewer over Boswell Brewer over Castleberry Weatherford over Brewer I F f , lunior Varsity Boys Basketball Azle over Brewer 74 0 lunior Varsity Boys Basketball 5 liBUllJQd'lf-tilllim-A-9:13 2 uumuusmulnuuuuuuua UIXNHY-1l2lBMl!lUNliVYl ml sncmoa ll um um nuns an annum as mouuuuuouuv nunumuum 1813215-llHmQUuf.lSCl' lUKUQf5YlKllllHlxllMKY5Uil QC5ilVKKXKKI?1H.l 5 , 3 Prepare For Varsity Seasons in Il 9 5' , ,z . all I 1 rx ' 1 1-ln '40 .lr ' fs? x,.I.. ,If V Z' va X 'g , 1 -x junior Varsity Boys Basketball 0 75 1980-Bl junior Varsity Girls Basketball From Left to Right: Sherri Welch, Linda jenkins, Dana Fields, Lori Stanford, Virginia Slaughter, Patti Priddy, Terri Stephens, Angle Shelton Gina Wrggs junior Varsity Girls Basketball Brewer over Northside Brewer over Boswell Castleberry over Brewer Weatherford over Brewer Azle over Brewer Brewer over Northside Brewer over Boswell Brewer over Castleberry Weatherford over Brewer Azle over Brewer 76 1 lunior Varsity Girls Basketball ,-- ' ,pf Cmon ya'll, let's get this over with L A f 'l .Lf ,. ll' .1 D ,fkllfl ,ff 2 is ' 'l - A' i 1 N aj.. 1 N' ' -wks---1' v. .wk ' rw ' . V ,- Linda watches her teammate shoot freethrows, 1' u,4d-if N 2 we .,'Q ,... of up , - l.V. Girls crash boards for a rebound, ' H -'P fa 1. , ' C hx X ,1 ' Sherri Welch adds two points to the bears score. ,,--, 1 Lori Stanford waits anxiously for the in-bounds pass. Ms. Madden talks over strategy with the girls. Junior Varsity Girls Basketball ' 77 Back row: Doug Molden, Rodger McCall, Clint lavnes, Daniel Maloney, Les Hogwood. Front row: Chad Dunn, Tim Spoonemore, Bret Holbrook, johnny Miller. Freshmen Basketballers Work Hard X X gr 1, 31 -Q-5ei?':'l Freshman Boys Basketball Boswell over Brewer Castleberry over Brewer Weatherford over Brewer Azle over Brewer Boswell over Brewer Castleberry over Brewer Weatherford over Brewer Azle over Brewer -1 , 1 F r' F , 'Nha' 4 , wa... -- O.K., it's time for our secret plan. 78 0 Boys Freshmen Basketball iBack Row: Debbie Latimer, Karen Jenson, Renee Welch, Angela Powell, Tina Curtis. Front Row: Charlisa Knight, Stacey Draper, Cylinda Hickson, Sonya james, leanine Kuhlman. As Rookies Gain Valuable Experence Freshman Girls Basketball Boswell over Brewer Castleberry over Brewer Weatherford over Brewer Azle over Brewer Boswell over Brewer Castleberry over Brewer Weatherford over Brewer Azle over Brewer Freshman basketballers think they're number one. Freshman Girls Basketball 0 79 Standing-Dawn Hanson, Mary Pilon, Stacey Presswood and Patty Melanson. Kneeling-Ronda jones, Linda Walker, Terri Stephens, and Dana Fields Coach Ms. McMullen Manager Kehley Howeth D Bobby Io Vecchio Teresa Wallace 80 - Varsxty Volleyball VXRRITY DISTRICT SCORES Brewer over Northside IS- 3 I5-Il I5-I3 Boswell over Brewer IR- I IS- II Castleberry over Brewer IR- -I i5-lll Brewer over Weatherford li-Ill IG' 5 li- lu Brewer over Azle li- -I IR- II Brewer over North Side IS- 7 IG- J Brewer over Boswell IG- 5 IS- H IS- IJ Castleberry over Brewer IS- -I IS- 4 Azle over Brewer li- tt I4-II li- Ki 1 Irvin S. Cobb once said, BAS I understand it, sport is hard work for which you do not get paid. When Coach McMullen took over the Freshmen, Iunior Varsity and Varsity Volleyball teams, she knew that it would take hard work from herself and the girls. She hoped she would be able to instill a winning attitude into all players. The Varsity started the season off slowly but finished strong, picking up second place in district. With two seniors, six juniors, and three sophomores, the returning team lacked experience. But, with everyone working and pulling together, they overcame their inexperience to have a winning season. The Freshman and junior Varsity did not come out as well, but they are looking forward to better seasons in the future. dl'T16 to I lt l -X I U V '-qv Z 1 I X ,Ml I Stacey Presswood returns a serve pgiilusq ad vi it Terri Stephens, Ma Pilon and Dawn Hanson wait for Sherry Welch returns the ball as Dawn Hanson VY begin. watches --, ,-,.,.--wwf- JYL p----an 5. m...- Varsity Volleyballers Go Well In District Play Mary Pilon Stacey Presswood Qt! , 12129 if-4 af JL -sf -is Nw Amr Patty Melanson par Ronda lones Linda Walker Dawn Hanson Dawn Hanson awa 0 Varsity Volleyball its the serve. The team gathers around Coach McMullen during a time out for further instructions. .mam- 1 ,.,.. ,.. ,.,.. -., ,f.,,-r- ,s...., YQ , The Bears prep 3 i J.. ,,, . . . W . ,. 1 29, A . , i, .' l ..,,--7 5 lg 111' 'git f 5 ,,,,g.igf A lm . f, i Patty Gibson Wffwsz -'ii mb 1 i . MQW ,, -' I. r V V .M V K ..,,.-v-:I-:J C K F V 1 . f ,Q .15 5- ' V 1 , M - ., 1 ..q.nlnnh-I are to receive the serve. Stacey Presswood gets down low to prepare for a bump, .-.n vi ,f wx . lv! 57s ' A , if 1 ' l of .mow 46. 4 f ,M , C ' LS up-of af '3 5 l - n I . it , . sg 3' in Alma Pelaez Terri Stephens 1 N319 if , J Mary Pilon sets the ball. ,gnu-ev- ' iN.A '--, 'nuns-A 3 Dana Fields Sherri Welch Varsity Volleyball 0 83 junior Varsity Prepares for Future Seasons ef-4 Linda jenkins prepares to bump the ball. North Side over Brewer Paula jackson and Linda jenkins await officals decision. 1535? 41 4.3! Vi if ,il :ww ,, Hidie Valdez returns 3 bump. Pafa jackson sets the ball for a spi e. 84 . junior Varsity Volleyball Back row-julie Gregory, Gina Wiggs, Teresa Wallace, Dina Moore, Tina Kisselburg, Linda jenkins, Heidi Valdez, Cindy Wander, Front row clockwise-Dee Dee Shelton, Bobby joe Vecchio, Dianna Davis, Paula jackson, Chris Amon. li IUNIOR VARISTY DISTRICT SCORES 15-8, 15-8, 15-0 Brewer over Boswell 15-13, 15,13 Castleberry over Brewer 15-4, 15-9 Weatherford over Brewer 15-12, 15-8 Azle over Brewer 15-8, 15-8 Brewer over Boswell 15-8, 15-12 North Side over Brewer 15-11, 15-'12 Castleberry over Brewer 15-5, 15-11 Azle over Brewer 15-7, 15-2 Linda jenkins spikes the ball. As Freshmen Gain Valuable Experience S L - Dana Roherls serves the lxall. im Shepherd gets ready to score some oints m?l t F- -ff, ., . , -,,, 7 N -A b 1' My ' - - ,X - g . E F ' Ay 44 r . 1 , x , ,tg 5 1 ,B If by .l I . 'I 1- x 1 X . 1 - .... , rs- , ' 1 -' 'wi , ., - , Q 6 K , -ff: f 3 4.1, 5 .Q Y ,F ,i ,t .JM r A-'ig' ,cj my -Jigga' 4 ' JL urn .A -1, ' I .-'N 2-,Mfg . -, ' ' ' 6 hi' af , Q. 4-'!j',.e,Ll il llhl .E ,X .t .v?-a1fh7'u-i',:- Ml 0 i ,-,S .1 'iq 'fu Left to right, Suzanne Carr, Debbie King, Tina Curtis, Karen lensen, Carla Pollard, Renee Welch, Cindy Wander, FRESHMAN DISTRICT SCORES Boswell over Brewer I5-8, 15-4 Castleberry over Brewer 15-8, 15-O Brewer over Weatherford 15-B, 15-4 Azle over Brewer 15-12, I5-1 Boswell over Brewer '15-3, 15-13 Castleberry over Brewer I5-3, I5-1 Weatherford over Brewer 15-11, 15-3 Azle over Brewer 15-7, I5-'II I RY' -...---.4 lisa Pelrek, Angela Powell wail to bump the hall. z Aff Kim Shepherd and Debbie King wait to return the 'si-'FVE', Freshman Volleyball . 85 Back Row, Left to Right-Richie Deaver, jerry Williams, Martin Foshee, Allan Keiser, Brad Howard, Jamie Nobles, john Litt, Roland Thomas, Larry Flemming. Front Row, Left to Right-Richard Rogers, Ronnie Smith, Greg Sholars, Quinton Cargill, Rick Plock, Mike Howard, Mike Sholars, Sammy Carr, D. l. Walker, Boys Track Sprints Into 1981 Season Track is a test of endurance, rather than just a sport. Many athletes feel it is the most challenging of all high-school sports. lt takes many hours of hard training as well as ' preparation before each event. Coach Madden and Coach Stewart both feel that 4 uit does not matter whether you win or lose, as long as you do your best. .K Q ,N l F X. Y '- ,?g1w.a. feaix t r fb., -E5 ., W . 1 1' , N ff ' - QA: by .gil W Q49 Xa, 'X LEM '-v 1 ' ' it ws, , ' 1. 5 .il it ff KW If 1 A 'm N77-Zifx-f, A 9 . ' fr- V 'LAP ' -Y -..u 5'+ n ,. .. , , - ' -' H8 V? f r '9'l bv 1, - , - . - f , ,, , -wifi --,iA g ff., ,,- I W rwiwwgwq, . M 'Im lf, as if ffafffti-Jews. ' f- iff: 1 ,. 2 -f 'f C , 7' 2 57 ' . ff l 44 , 5' T ' if p ' ' . , . 1 ,, , , m .. A ., , i ,.f,.'g3fh , , - was M r5 n,,,f,M - .,. H w ,V .. - 5 f f, 5' , Q -i ' ' 1 ., ' Fifi f, i' We 5,1 g 5 , L Mui ,N ,-, V 5wi,,3,,i9. gf ,. ,mn Q , - .iw 4 :AM y 1 M f ., , ,,,. A',, QM, 3, .,,,, ,f , ,yjfiwgigl ' ' gi. 1' ' w if , , W r 1f J W ' i, ,. W -- ...- f , .U gina '-'A 4. -U' . 86 ' Boys Track 1981 Track Looks Forward to Promising Season .ln Q .. I .1 , Girls wait for the big race. Ronda jones and Dina Moore-working hard. C- k Brewer Golf Team Guy Wirsing ,AFX lesse Blair Back row: Todd Belcher, lesse Blair, Neil Mabry, Robbie Rodriguez. Front row: lohnny Sosa, Guy Wirsing, Clete Welch, Randal George. 88 0 Golf Anticipates Good Season Clete Welch Todd Belcher Neil Mabry Robbie Rodriguez lohnny Sosa Randal George Brewer Tennis Gets a New Beginning in 1981 Back row: Randal George, Dusty West, limmy Moore, lerl McKinney, loey Morris, Sandy Schnittger, Kelly Butler, Lisa Clawson, Mr. Southard. Front row: Glenn Unsell, Stephanie Mask, jimmy McKinney, jeff White, Brian Easley, Gina Reynolds. nh ' I l ,,,,,.4..-, ...uawf-, .:t..,:.u .J-K.-1-.-.-ve.-.7 Qi Boys Captain-Randal George, Girls Captain-Gina Reynolds The 1980-81 Tennis Team had a new year to look forward to. A new Coach, Craig Southard, had been recruited to give the team a fresh start. With very few returning athletes and plenty of new ones, they had a big task ahead of them. They worked hard and gave it their all, and each of them gained valuable experience. This year was not a terrific one but next year will prove to be great with mostly returning athletes. Tennis e 89 Led by a strong group of underclassmen, David Case Lewis Turbeville . ,wL g ii, L,,gWW, , L ,K we iq., Q E l f f f '1 . ., -24,-4, . '- iii-t7 M hun ' '19 K' T' ip C T I in ne, Coach Stephens Catchers Kelly LeBlanc and Kevin Taylor 90 v Baseball Robert Cantu Bubba Gabbert Tony Pelaez lesse Blair Vance Hedges Mike James Back row, Robert Cantu, Tony Osborne, Lewis Turbeville, Robert Mitchell, Shawn Tallant, Kelly LeBlanc, lesse Blair, jerry Longino, Front row, Vance Hedges, David Case, Bubba Gabbert, Tony Pelaez, Mike james, Kevin Taylor, Steve Lemons, Eric Morris. Kelly LeBlanc lerry Longino Robert Mitchell the Brewer baseball upcoming season. teams prepare for the l l l 1 1-.gram i i Tony Osborne Shawn Tallant ---3 2 4 I V V H 'E ,. i x ' ,f .oi, ' f W. Q AW, A Q., ,Zigi e A X 3 ag , Q , Ava - sf?-2 .,:., - it ' H' Kevin Taylor Coach Benefield l l -t -t ff? A 1 ' B il Steve lemons Eric Morris l l I iQ Outfielders jesse Blair, Bubba Gabbert, and Robert Mitchell. l l Pitchers Robert Mitchell, Eric Morris, Tony Pelaez, Steve Lemons, jerry Longino, and Tony Osborne. i The junior varsity team: Front row, Scott Cummings, Rickey Razo, Tim Spoonmore, lohn Martinez, Trey I Thetford, Chad Dunn, Faron Young. Back row, Mike Watts, Todd Belcher, Matthew Stringer, Clint laynes, Craig Bonner, Terry Pool. I lnfielders David Case, Tony Osborne, Lewis Turbeville, Shawn Tallant, Vance Hedges, and Mike lames. Baseball 0 91 gQ' SWA M A: w eft V,f I L , if--H ' ...., L film: W,' ,ffm Seniors Seniors sf' 1' 2 Q1 12' f'Wffw?' mi , ' f . ,E -' 1 I -N , 3 inf ,ef ki 1.. , ,L , - I UF? JV as , S A5 Seniors Q 93 Mike Howard says, This meeting will now come to order . Debbie Welch, cheering the Bears to victory at the game. Eigirwfw 94 ' Mr. and Miss BHS. Mr. and Miss B.H.S. Debbie Welch and Mike Howard 'Nim- . -dxf? i my if Qi fr: Here's looking at you, Debbie! i , l l .Q Mike Howard goes out for another pass. 4... - W I '-no-...W A 711 1130 L 14K i.. Debbie Welch looks like a little angel. Mike Howard says, see my Physics book. Mr. 84 Miss BHS ' 95 x'Gosh I'm Good-Look Senior Favorites Susan Benfer and Darin Ingram rf, -Q iq ,As 96 Senror Class Favorites D nna, a future su - .nn I wx, ' ,gig Most Likely To Succeed f Deanna Brinkley ancl Phil Miller if ls everything O.K,, Phil? Z 'I A Most Likely To Succeed YB The Turbo- N' X' i y Most Friendly Raye Lynn Hall and Lewis Turbeville Mos ?ngp5,x A an xg, A' yy wgw. .1 Most Studlous Leslie Houchin and Ed McClellan h Pdfldhw of Comprehensive Logic r 3: , . of I I, X Best All Around Mary Pilon and Marc: Strobel 1 A Best Senior Citizen Tammy Mooney and Happy Cameron 'I I vorite pasttime. M ' is Y, ' I m l 1. 4 S kv fwws Y Q Q P Best Looking Gina Whitaker and joe Wethington Most Athletic Stacey Pressvvoocl and Guy Wirsing Stacey Presswood enjoys a photo sess I Try-Me Guy, Bo Derek's twin siste Most Athletic e we flaw, Back Row: Phil Miller, President, Coach Roller, Sponsor, Coach Benefield, Sponsor, Mike Howard, Vice President, Center Row: Mrs. Cooper, Sponsor, Mrs. Hope, Sponsor, Ms. Fry,Sponsor. Front Row: Susan Benfer, Corresponding Secretary, Gina Whitaker, Recording Secretary, Cyndi Gibson, Treasurer-Not Pictured. This, being the last year for the Seniors of '81, was also the most exciting. Seniors had such events as the mock convention to elect a President and Vice-President to preside over the school for one day. Mike Howard was elected President, his Vice- Presidents were Guy Wirsing and Waymon Patterson. The Senior officers were: Phil Miller, Mike Howard, Gina Whitaker, Susan Benfer, Cyndi Gibson. The sponsors, Mrs. Hope, Coach Roller, Coach Benifield, and Mrs. Cooper, and Ms. Frye, also set up magazine sales to pay for the Senior activities at the end of the year. We, the Annual Staff, hope that each and every Senior has a GREAT new beginning in the years to come. Bad Girl, Lisa La Bare struts iier stuff at the Cinderfella Contest. Senior Gfficers and Sponsors 1980-81 Eat your heart out, Dolly Parton. Seniors show the spirit of the class of '8l. Senior Class Officers n 105 Seniors prepare for the wr,- Z! A -NX 452 B-.. Stacey Presswood-Senior Whos Who: Brewer could be given a new beginning by treating all sports equally and iving more support to basketba , baseball, track, and other sports. 106 . Seniors f 'T S if: . a ' ff? N sf if , I P . th - E. 5 ff In .t-,, - sz - fiy 5 Jodie Abbott, Bouncer United HeatTreatin ,Blue Malibu, Banc? Trin- ity Park, Skating, Movies, Tennis, M-A-R-K. Fidel Alcala, The Warf, '67 Yellow Mustang, Band President, Senior Chairman of Board Key Club, Honor Society, lazz Band, Band Trips, Foot- ball Games. loey Atkins, Let us not go over the old ground, let us rather prepare for what is to come.-Cicero. real world, where changing Kimberly Beth Ad- kins, West Elementary, '70 Blue Monte Carlo, HECE Secretary, Softball, Drill Team, Trainer, Pizza Inn, Basketball. aff? Travis Alford, Winn-Dixie, '72 Blue Maverick, Band, Auto Mechanics, VICA, Working on cars, Band Trips. Cheryl Ballard, Stars Publishers Circulation Ser- vice, '74 Blue Mus- tang, VOE, OEA, Language Club, Kelly Fletcher-Senior Who's Who: I would not change anything to give Brewer a new beginning. Brewer Hitg School is an ideal sc ool, ask anyone who has been to other schools. Brewer High, to me, has quality in everything. Woods and Water, Swimming, Pizza Inn, I-E-R-R-Y. Terrie Ballard, Mullett, Interna- tional Service lnsurance Com- pany, Brown Ca- talina, Student Council, Historian, N.H.S. Band Coun- cil, OEA, Language Club, December 19, 1980, P-H-I-L. IA Pamela Barnett, 'ISammy, Shady Oaks Country Club, '67 Black!White Mus- tang, OEA, NGS, Annual Staff, Key Club, Woods and Water, Paper Staff, Remember: l'lt, Mr. M's, Aus- tin, 7 a.m. Band Practice. times will affect the class of 1981. Ana Barry, Tennis, Bowling and Swimming. Brian Beadle, Wendy's, '75 Bronze Vega, Bas- ketball, Coach Miller's Boot Camp, Football Games, C-H-R-Y-S-T-A-L, Susan Benfer, Tooter, Ward Bogard and As- sociates Architec- ture, White Volks- wagen, Ugly Bug, VOEOEA, Junior Achievement, Fris- bee, The Shopping Cart. Laurie Blake, Mrs, Famous Ramous, '71 Green Ford Gran Torino, Macrame, Cosmetology. David Bocanegra, I have seen the future and it is very much like the Present-only onger. -Albran. Darla Chris Baxter, '75 White Camar- o, Drill Team, VICA Reporter, Fishing, Horseback Riding, Yaks, Times with David, Cyndi, Donna, Dummie, and Sissy. Kim Beeler, Kim- Bo Allied Electronics, 78 Silver Monza, ICT Treasurer, Vice- President Vica, Basketball, Volley- ball,Band,Softball. Speak Easy, Big Time, Party, I-I-M. Miranda Bentley, Nama, '67 Blue Mustang, DECA, Taking care of Summer D'Anne, K-E-V-I-N. Lisa Blanchard, Sunshine, K- Mart, '75 Blue LTD, Cosmetology, Of- fice Aide, Friends Football Games, Gabbing on the highway. Emma Bocanegra, Emily, The Wes- tern Company, Z28 Grey Trans Am, FTA, VOE, FBLA, Drill Team, Pep Club, Church Activities. l. ,xl ws. Seniors . 107 108 . Seniors llAnother One Bites the Dust Emerges as Senior Kathy Bowers, The man who has no inner self is the slave of his surroundings.-Amiel Penny Brothers, LaPetiteAcademy, Yellow Mustang, HECE, Party. Melinda Bryant, The best thing about the future is that it comes only one day at a time,-Lincoln. Deana Bush, Din- o, K-Mart, '70 Brown Maverick, Drill Team, Tennis Team, Swimming, Dancing, Homecoming Pep Rally, D-A-V-I-D. Tammy Bur- roughs, The har- dest thing to learn in life is which bridge to cross and which to burn,-Russell, Theme Song Deanna Brinkley, '73 Blue Lincoln Continental, N.H.S., Band, Whiz Kids, Who's Who Freshman and Sophomore, Friends Football Games, Band Trips. Arthur Brunson, Ano, Winn Dix- ie, '72 Gold Plymouth Satellite, N.H.S. Woods and Water, Football, Camping, Swim- ming after the Keller game. William Bryant, l'Greasball, B and D Muffler, '72 Blue!Green Ford LTD, ICT Band, Keg Organizer. Kelly Butler, Par- rot, Dillards, Brown Nova, Woods and Water, Language Club, Tennis, log- ging, Rock-N-Rol, Friends. Michael Caley, Waffle House, Blue Maverick, HERO, HECE , Roller Skating, Shooting Pool, Hunting, s-Q leigh Ann Helton-Senior Who's Who: It Itould A hange one thing to give Brewer a new beginning, it woul be the attitude ot most ot the people toward trienclship. l Ronald l.W,R., Woods Renee pagne, Cougar Woods Bowie, 1 Scooby Ron, K- Mart, '72 Metalic Blue Ford Pickup, Treasurer Rodeo Club, Band, Auto Mechanics, Build- ing Trades, Mon- day Night Movies, Rodeos, Huntin , Concerts w' Bye Wanksf' David Allen Case, '77 Green Monte Carlo with T!Top, Allied Electronics, and Water, ICT, VICA, Cars, Baseball, Coming to Brewer 10th Grade year, Cruising, Driving, D-A-R-L-A. Wheel, '69 Green XR7, HECE, Partying, K-E-V-I-N. Terry Chapman, Hometown, '71 White Impala, Bas- ketball, Football, Water, Mooning, 15 girls on the Miller, L-l-N-D-A, P! if .Wa - , , 1 gt Iohn Hibbs-Senior Who's Who: To give Brewer a new beginning, l would like to form an atmosp ere of self-worth in every student, making each student feel that they are needed and wanted. Camp, .Ft Vivian. Cham- Silver and Coach Seniors 1981: The Best f- -la Charles Cameron, Happy, General Dynamics, '69 Pur- ple and White Volkswagen, Vice-President of NHS., President of Yaks, Class of- ficer, Favorites, Who's Who, Football, Track, Camp loy, lames White's antenna, Speak Easy with Darin, K-I-M. Robert Cantu, Cannu, '78 Blue Chev, Silverado, Language Club, Basebal, Mo- torcycles, Travel- ing, Art, Highest score student on Whiz Kids Test, L-l-S-A, Dan Casey, Lamppost, Exx- on, '75 White Ford, Par- liamentarian of Auto Mechanics, BAlA, Shoot pool, Live It Up, Bye Wanksf' Lydia Chapa, California Miss, Base Exchange, 1st year at Brewer, All of the Fun Times in Physics. lames Cofer, Cot-Cot, '78 Blue Pick'em u Truck, Footbal? Basketball, Ba- seball,Tennis, Woods and Water, Paper Staff, Wood Shop, Memories of lun- ior Year, Sep- tember 7, 1980, Why did the Seniors of 1981 cross Tim Cooke, Coo- kie, '72 Blue Ranchero, Foot- ball, Motorcycles, Skiing. Mike DeLeon, Kroger, '78 Mar- oon Malibu, Pre- sident of Language Club, Vice- President of Drama Club, Woods and Water, New Orleans. Dana DeShong, DingZDong: '76 Buic ,Sop omore Class Officer, OEA, N.H.S., Cheerleader, Bas- ketball, Track, the Wall Pizz if g s , L X 1 Rachel Vernon-Senior Who's Who: A new be inning will come about with schooF ride. Everyone must be proud of their school as well as themselves. 110 . Seniors Band, Volleyball, non ' a Inn and Austi -1 Leslie Houchin-Senior Who's Who: To give Brewer a new beginning, l would change the attitudes 0 the majority of the students at this school who feel that anything or anyone who is different from everyone else is wrong. Each person should be an individual and possess the courage to stand out sometimes and respect those who do. Lisa Crawford, Not a shred of evidence exists in favor of the idea that life is serious.-Gill. Delina Del Rio, 'lenner-Bo, K- Mart, '74 Blue Cou ar, NHS. Banc? Football, Games, Florida, Tennis, Church. Daniel Drennan, 'lDouble D, Toys R Us, '76 Green Ford Elite, Auto Mechanics, Build- ing Trades, Band, K-A-T-H-Y, Darrell Duncan, Duncan Welding Service, White Pinto, Auto Mechanics, Hunt- ing, Fixing Cars. Robert Durko, Rob, McDon- alds, Silver Astre, Marching Band, lazz Band, Whiz Kids. the road? Because it was required for graduation. ding. Mark Easley, Silver Wheel Kid, Tandy Warehouse, '76 Tan Chevy Pickup, Track, Sports, Women, Being the Best. Jimmy Evans, lim, Texas Mo- tors Ford, '71 Red Ford Pickup, Working on Cars, V-I-C-K-l-E, Chad Fielding, The East always looks etter than it was. lt's only because it isn't here. -Dunne. Brad Fowler, Bar W Meat Co,, Yel- low 4x4 Toyota, ICT, Baseball, Bas- ketball, Pizza Inn, Football Games. Robert leffery Gabbert, Multi Tronics, Green and White El Camino, Symphonic, lazz and Marching Band, ICT, VICA, Band Trips, Graduation, Fu- ture ETSU Drummer, if and X., Donna Elkins, Sears, '74 White Ford Courier, N.H.S. Majorette, Band, Prayer Group, Fond Memories of Class of '81, Billy Farris, T.l.'s, '73 Brown Mus- tang, Whiz Kids, lournalism, Kelly Fletcher, 'lRed, Dillards, Advertising Un- limited, Chocolate Brown Truck, N.H.S., OEA Par- liamentarian, Key Club, VOE, Twirl- ing, Pep Rallies, Band Trips, School Dances. Mark Gabbert, Bubba, Kings Razor Hair Design, '68 Blue Ford Fair- lane, Vice- President Cosme- tology, Football, Baseball, Skiing, Hunting, Cow- town Speedway. Sharon Georgie, 'lGeorge of te jungle, The Fish Place, '76 Blue Duster, Drill Team, Burgers Lake, Water Fights, Art Class. 4? Seniors 111 How 112 . Seniors many Seniors does it take to screw in a light Cyble Gibson, Gabby, Kettle Pancake House, Senior Class Trea- surer, Partying, Friends. Dawn Sonia Giese, lo lo's, NHS. Se- cret Pals, Annual Staff, Handwork. Ieff Griffin, Fluffy, '55 Red Chevy Truck, Football, Track, Pizza lnn, Pep Ral- lies, Camp loy. Dianne Groah, As I grow to under- stand life less and less, l learn to live it more and more.-Renard, loe Grubbs, El Campo, '75 Lan- dau Monte Carlo, Woods and Water, Basketball, ICT, Pizza lnn, Camping, Taco Bell. Cynthia Gibson, 'iDimples, '65 Gold and White Mustang, So- phomore Class Treasurer, French Club, Cheerleader and Mascot, Miss Teenage White Settlement '78, Drill Team, New Orleans, Pep Ral- lies, Pizza Inn, Football Games. Sheila Green, No man would listen to you talk if he ditln't know it was his turn next. -Howe, Rex Grimes, '76 Silver and Maroon Oldsmobile, Build- in Trades, Foot- bil Motorcycles. lohn Grubb, Un- cle Grubby, '68 Green Chevy, VICA Club Trea- surer, Auto Mechanics, Paint and Body, Cars, l'm lohn not loe. lrik lohan Herbert Gullberg, '62 Black Amazon Volvo, Howling Club, Playing the Guitar, Pep Rallies, Foot- lmal Games bulb? ,K Y, O 3:3 I K jl Y Mike Iltmard-I would change the apathetic attitude that mint- it-at hers and students have about Brewer and getting insult 1-:I of runtnbutxng in making Brewer not only a place iur expanding a students mind, but also a place lor growth in tharat ter, attitude. and a persistent will This will bring about siurlt-nts into responsible adults x Who's Florida. l'TldFI. Fairmont, I Rayt- Hall, 'Struttyf' Yellow I ontiar Lelvlans, Swiss Pretzel Shop, Student Council Treasurer, N.II,S, Historian, Isey Club, Tennis, Band Sweetheart, lohn Hartigan, '80 Grey Chevy Cita- tion, Drama, Act- in , Remember Billy Bob McKay at the Lake and Her- Linda Hassinger, Hashbrowns, Hassin er's Elec- tric, Baby Blue Ford OEA, Woods and Water, Basketball, Fun. lerry Wayne Hayes, T.l.'s, '78 Silver Honda, DECA Sgt. at Arms, Hunting, Fishing, Mooning cars with Don W., C-H-F-R-Y-L. J ., U., If L i ii: i , if A 7 I if x TT! 'N ll - A 9 .a +7 A. lwltlt-y tlmwthf In gin- lift-xx:-r a new beginning, I mrulil jlttnthtxlt' greater understanding between sltirlt-nts .tnrl taculty by having both sides more imolvr-tl in the business ot education. At Brewer, slurlents shoultl strive tor exr 1-Ilence, not merely salisty tltvtrisvlvtls with im-cliotrity Who, VOE, One, of course. Pam Haley, Or- phan, Radio Shack QC. Department, Band, DE Secre- tary, Softball, Par- ties, The Lake, 3 Day Weeks, 1-O-H-N. Greg Harper, Harpo, McDon- alds, Blue Volks- wagen, lour- nalism, Band, U.I.L. Sweepstakes, Piano, Putt Putt. Cynthia Beck Hart- zo, Prudential Insurance, '68 Red Volkswagen, La nguage Club, OEA, N.H.S. Band, Who's Who, Toilet paperin rooms at Carlsbaci M-I-K-E. Pam Hayden, Family Security Insurance, OEA, Flag Corps Cape tain, Friday Nights, ETSU Summer Camp, Flag with an F-R-A-N-K-I-IE, Leigh Ann Helton, Luann, Helton Consultant, N,H.S. Annual Staff, Young Lives, Mgr. Basketball, Soft- ball, Assembly with David Stock- well, Making Deadlines '79-80 Annual. al K N:-I Seniors - 113 Seniors concerned about world affairs: the hostages, Teresa Hendrix, Myinterest is inthe future because I am going to spend the rest of my life there.-Kettering. Lorie Hickson, Blondie, White Plymouth, Party- ing, Cruising around, Reading. Steven Holloway, White's Home and Auto, '70 Red and White Truck, Band, Boy Scouts, Loves Fishing, Rain on Practice, The Batmobile. Leslie Houchin, Hooch, '74 Tan LTD Brougham, Band, N.H.S. Key Club, Paper Staff, Young Life, Roller Skating, Dancing, Remember: Mr. M's IT Cat Steaks. lrlward McClellan-Senior Who's Who: I would tgive Brewer a new beginning by provi ing a study hall with a teacher who knows the subject and can aid with additional explanation, Also, higher courses should not be dropped from the curriculum as this hurts the brighter students. 114 0 Seniors fm-W I' , ,, ,. . 'X 54.4. ,il , - v a A gs Siu' ' ig, ,gi V 2 ,ESITT :C lohn Hibbs, Hib- ber, Green Gran Prix, Student Council President and Secretary, Football, Track, 'IOn the Wall at break, Toga Par- ties, Proms, Homecoming, Athletic Banquet. Silvester Hill, lr., SiI, '73 Brown Matador, Bowling Club, Reading, Drawing. Carleton Hooten, l'Hooten, Safeway, '76 Olds- mobile Cutlass Su- preme, Yacs Club, Woods and Water, Layin Back, Being Coos and Girls. Michael Howard, Dimples, Works at Gibsons, NHS President, Woods and Water, the Language Club, Stu ent Council, Football and Bas- ketball, O'Grady Milner, G-I-N-A, Kehley Howeth, White Cutlass, NHS Treasurer, Key Club Sec., Annual Editor, Mana er for Bas- ketbai Track, and Volleyball, Yaks and Key Club Sweetheart. inflation, unemployment-all the problems of the vvorld. Gary lker, Never try to tell everyth- ing you know. lt maytaketooshort a time.-Henry Ford, Darren jackson, CityofWhiteSett- lement, '69 Orange Dodge Super Bee, ICT, Working on my Car. Glenda Kasterke, Glenda Sue, ln Look Outlet, Gold Ford Elite, HECE, Putt-Putt, Bowling, Barry Kilpatrick, Let us permit na- ture to have her way, she under- stands her busi- ness better than we do.-Montaigne. David Keplinger, Kapt Kep, '69 Blue Nova, Paper Staff, Parties, Bas- ketball, Pep Rallies, Football Games, D-E-A-N-A. Darin Ingram, Pingie, Sid's Pat- tern Shop, '74 White Chevy Blazer 4x4, Foot- ball, Baseball, Woods and Water, Parties. Penny Jennings, Senseless, Toys R Us, Black and Silver Truck, Foot- ball Games, Parties. Jeff Kasterke, Whataburger, '74 Tan LTD Brough- man, Football, Building Trades, Mountain Climb- ing, Camping. lames Kennedy, He is blessed over all mortals who loses no moment of the passing life remem ring the past. -Thoreau. Philip Kezerle, 'The Kez, '72 Dodge Demon, Taco Bueno, Pho- tographer for Paper and Annual Staff, Basketball Manager and Trainer, Who's Who, Woods and Water, Cruising. Seniors o 115 116 ' Seniors lackie Kincaid, lack, Harrison and Associates Insurance Office, White and Orange Maverick, VOE, OEA, Rodeos, Cowboys, Pizza Inn, Lori Snider-Laird, Ballard's Western Auto, '79 Ford Truck, DECE Pre- sidenl, Homecoming '78, December 22, 1979, Husband lohn. Anita Lee, Mer- chants War- ehouse, '68 Brown Malibu, HECE, HERO, S-C-O-O-T. Kenneth LeLux, Goat Man, Mid. Tex. Builders Inc., '70 Green GTO, CCA, ICT, VICA, Drag Racing, Parties. Donna Lemons, Mouse, McDonalds, Freshman Class Vice-President, Drama Vice- President, Student Council Vice- President, Cosme- tology, Pizza inn, Senior night at Six Flags, Riding Around, Footba l Games, Homecoming, S-T-E-V-E. Fred Kuhlman, CAFB, '66 White Mustang. Sondra Lane, 'Sondif' Tandy Leather, Beige Pin- to, Singing, Photo- graphy, Goofing off with Friends. Robin Leggett, 'Miss Piggy, The Western Com- pany, '79 Bur- gundy Monza, VOE Historian, OEA, Basketball, Drill Team, Volley- ball, Woods and Water, Softball, Going to the Lake, Cruising the Bowie. Deborah Lemme, 'lDebbo, Wes- tern Sizzlin', Green Fairmont, Paper Staff Business Manager, N.H.S. Drill Team, Photo- Sf3PhYf Homecoming, Six Flags, Great Times, UTA, Tennis, Drama, Vit kie Linthicum, Shortcake, Duffk Restaurant, '7-l Blue Nova, THA, HECK, I lomet oming, Riding Around, Being a Senior. participating in extracurricular activities, the class of 1981 'vu v 'T' Lisa Lively, USPA AND IRA, OEA, Band, Bowling, Past Years. Denise Matheny, Dee, Funde- signs and Norris Interiors, Symphonic Band, Flag Corps, N.H.S. Language Club, OEA, Band Coun- cil, Half time Per- formances, U.l,L. Superiors. Edward McClel- lan,N.H.S.Bowling Club, Calculus at TCIC. Bobby McDonald, This is the first age that's paid much attention to the future, which is a little ironic since we may not have one.-Clarke. Loretta McGee, The course of life is unpredictable , . . no one can write his autobio- graphy in advance. - Heschel. and yi ,Q fir demonstrates its experience Amy Lockett, Sears, Gray Mer- cedes, N,H.S. Lan- guage Club, Key Club, Band, Flor- ida, Pep Rallies, Football Games, Tennis, Water Skiing. Michael Markum, Life is like playing a violin in public and learning the instrument as one goes on.-Butler, Larry Mclbaniel, llxis, 'Htl White Dodge Diplomat, lootball, Track, Language Club Se- cretary, Woods and Water, New Orleans, The First football Came My Senior Year, Killing Yukos, Weightlitter, Sandy McFarland, Le-Strange, Texas tadium, White Ford Fair- mont, Flag Corps, Language Club, Track, Parties, Concerts, Green Spacemobile. 'GP loseph McNeely, Fly Paper, Foot- ball, All the Hard Work in Off Season. and leadership. Seniors . 117 Kevin Menikheim, Radicalmon, '73 Malibu, Dillards, PSA., DECA Pre- sident, Skate- boarding, Concerts. Phil Miller, Fred, The Duck Pond, '68 White Chevy Pickup, Senior Class President, Young Life Pre- sident, Language Club Vice- President, Band Council, Football, Track, N.H.S., Hunting, 5th in District in Discus. Carolyn Mobley, Ellis L. Minton, M.D., '78 Bur- gundy Camaro, N.H.S., OEA, Green Chevy Pick- up, Zekes, Class of '78, B-R-A-D. Kim Kay Mont- gomery, Pub- isher's Circulation Service, '73 Yellow Toyota, Drill Team, OEA, VOE, Track, Tennis, Softball, Guys, Boot Camp, Swimming. Don Morris, Multy-Tronics, '69 Green Ford Truck, ICT, VICA, Pizza Inn, Football Games, Standing in the hall. Kelly Miller, Yogi, K-Man, '73 White Monte Carlo, Cosme- tology, Choir, DE, Volunteer Coun- cil, Swimming, Driving Red, White and Blue Spirit of '76 Cutlass. Stanley Mitchell, Hometown, '55 Red Chevy Truck, Paint and Body, CCA, Cruising. Marilyn Kay Mob- ley, Prudential Insurance, '78 Bur- gundy Camaro, NHS., OEA, Lake Worth, Freshman Homecomingy Swimming, S iing, Class of '78. Tammy Mooney, UMoonella, K- Mart, '76 Red Monza, lunior Class Officer, Bas- ketball, Softball, Track, DEA, Woods and Water, Riding l lorses, Coach Curry MON THE WALL, Ronnie Milsap Live, Prom, Homecoming, Cruising The Bowie, Sadie Haw- kins Dance, Austin Htl, Greg Morris, Rick- ey's, '79 Black Ford Pickup, N.H.S., Band, Football, Woods and Water, Key Club, Girls. Christmas Activities Demonstrate Concern of Seniors 118 Seniors Glenn Morrison. South West lndus- trial Machine Shop, '75 Tan Chevelle, ICT Sgt.- at-arms junior Year, ICT Vice- President Senior Year, VICA, Foot- ball, Hunting, Par- ties, Pizza lnn, N-A-N-N-E-T-T-E, Robert Neel, 'lfro- bro, DXFW Air- port, '67 Blue Chevy Truck, Football Mgr., Building Trades, Home Economics, Home and Family, Getting money and sgending it, Englis Flunkie. Donald Orebaugh, Pun- kin, T.l.'s, 650 Yamaha Black, Hunting, Motorcycles. Linna Pape, BT, So-Fro Fabrics, '76 Burgundy Monte Caro, Drill Team, Basketball Trainer, HECE, Drill Team Trips, The Howdy Dance, San Antonio, Friends, Drive Inn, Tony Pelaez, Gervin, Crystals, '75 Brown Monte Car- lo, Baseball, Bas- ketball, Girls, Partying, -J- t Tim Nash, Red Gremlin, Boxing, Football. Reba Oakes, Beba, '80 Green Mercury Bobcat, Cosmetology, Of- fice Aide, Man- Hunting, Friends, Riding Around, Football Games, Keiko Otsuka, Language Club, Prayer Club, Vol- leyball, Pep Rallies, Exchange Student From Japan. Waymon Patter- son, Green Ford Truck, VICA Pre- sident, Vice- President Rodeo Club Treasurer, Who's Who Build- ing Trades, Hunt- ing, Fishing, Party. Sharolyn Perkins, Green Oaks Inn, '78 Blue Monte Carlo, DECE, Student Council, Bowling, G-A-R-Y. For Those Less Fortunate Than Themselves. 'fbi Seniors . 119 David Phillips, Camping, Fishing, Hunting, Bowling, Who's Who in Building Trades. Mary Pilon, Pylon, '67 Green Mustang, Cheerleader, Freshman and lun- ior Secretary, Bas- ketball, Volleyball, My lunior Year, SMU, Cruising, Football Games, Miss Ponder's Room, Donna Pierce, l'George, Gor- don Boswell Flowers, Band, Of- fice Aide, Volun- teer Council, HECE, FHA, HERO, Floral Desi n S , Cruising, College Bound, Rick Plock, The Golden Greek, Taco Bueno, '77 Blue Chevy Nova, Football, Track, Woods and Water, Language Club, logging, Girl Watching, Being a Brewer Bear, Seniors discover that there is more to school 120 o Seniors Robin Polage, WSISD, N.H.S., OEA Secretary, VOE Parliamen- tary Team, Cro- cheting, Trips and Contests with Par- liamentary Team, Sandy Poppel- reiter, '72 Blue Cutlass, NHS., jazz, Marching, and Symphonic Band, Who's Who, Society of Distin uishedHigh Schoj Students, Band Trips, R-GD-G-E-R. Tammy Leggett Redwine, Country Care Day Care Center, Track, Softball, Basket- ball, Volleyball, Concerts, Parties, Mrs. Burton's Class, Hassling Mr. Clay. than books and Philip Michael Pol- lard, lr., '71 Ford Truck, Woods and Water, Football, VICA President, Vice-President of Auto Mechanics, Chasing Girls, Cruising. Stacey Press- wood, l'Press, Lifeguard City of W.S., Silver Futura, N.H.S., Student Council, Woods and Water, Vol- leyball, Basketball, Track, Softball, Who's Who, Aus- tin, ON THE WALL, M-I-T-C-H. Michael Reed, Mike, Skaggs, Green Kawasaki Motorcycle, Dis- tributive Educa- tion, Skeet Shoot- ing, Duke's Do- nuts, Sr. Pep Ral- lies, Miss Fry's help. Lisa Renneberg, Lou, Interna- tional Service lnsurance, lr. Trea- surer, Drill Team Lt., Woods and Water, The Toga Prom, T.P. Fights, Drill Team Ban- quet 'B0, Kermi, Carey Riley, A.E.S., '69 El Camino, VICA, Building Trades, Paint and Body, Art, Sleep- ing, Football. vffy 41' Steve Rhodes, Cresson Stucco Plant, '62 Brown Chevrolet, Foot' ball Mgr., Fishing, Chasin girls, Basebai, Gerry Roberts, I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yester- day and l love today.-White. learning as they develop lasting friendships. Deena Russell, Blue Eyes, '74 Tan Plymouth Scamp, Woods and Water, Band, Young Life, Key Club, Roller Skat- ing, Mr. M's, Orlando, Monday Night Movies. lxarla Srheuerrnan, RI ,, Texas Stadium, 'Th Green Pater, Drill Team, Track, Con- certs, Space Mobile, The Wrong Crowd, K-F-V-I-N. Mary Serenil, Halfpint, Sears Key and Engraving Center, '71 Green Ford Mustang, Band, DECA, Bas- ketball, Drawing, Sailing, Raising Animals. Mike Russell, '66 Impala, CCA, ICT, Cars, Weekend Parties. Marita Schiffman, '1Marty, K-Mart, President Choir, Reading, logging, Walking, Like to be a Secretary. Katerena Sharp, Kate, Harrison and Associates Insurance, '75 Blue Gremlin, N.H.S. Secretary, OEA President, Band, Parliamentary Team, Friends, Band Contests, Trip to Minnesota. Seniors . 121 122 . Seniors Cynthia Shockley, Mervin, Boise Cascade, '70 Green Nova, Pre- sident of Home and Family, Track, Band, Senior Pep Rallies, Senior Prom, Homecom- ing, Volunteer Student, Country Dancing, Friends. Stephanie Sowards, Tephy, Lerner Shops, '69 Green Mustang, Going to the show on Mon- day, Nights, Swim- ming, Riding Around, Going out with Mike, Ronnie Spurlock, Pillsbury Dough Boy, Southwest Industrial Services Inc., '76 Green Chevylv Pickup, ICT, oods and WaterQ , Bajaing, Hillclimbing, Phillip Stringer, Bones, Metal Products, 510 Green Datsun, Building Trades, Basketball, U.S.C. Fan. Barry Sullen- berger, Whites Home and Auto, Green Malibu, Ca t. of Whiz Kidz, Marching Band, Concert Band. Deborah Smith, Never put off till tomorrow what you can do the day after,-Twain. Brenda Spence, Poodle, K-Mart, '65 Blue Falcon, N.H.S., Marching, Symphonic and Jazz Band, Band Trips. Elizabeth Stewart, x'Annabell, Lei- sure Lodge, HECE, Horseback Ridin , Swimming, Reag- ing, Hiking. hile Some Seniors Prepare for College, Marc Strobel, x'Strobelight, Star Telegram, '75 Oran eandWhite Ford siruck, Foot- ball, Track, N.H,S., Woods and Water, Basketball, Band, Coach Davis' Pep Talks, Special Pride in being a Brewer Bear. Sonia Taborsky, 'lSissy, First Na- tional Bank of Ft. Worth, Band, Lan- guage Club, UlL, yping Team, NHS, Florida, Lake Charles, NAIE Award at ACU. Katherine Taylor, Kasy-bo, Stri- plings, Silver Blue Chevrolet Impala, NHS, Band, Foot- ball games, Homecoming. Sherry Dawn Thomasson, '78 White Chevette, NHS, Student Council, Woods and Water, Band, Paper Staff, Bas- ketball, Language Club, New Or- leans, Football games, Pizza Inn, Going to the lake, Dances. lerry Thornton, l.E.T., White Settlement Shoe Shop, '73 Black Chevy Pick-up, ICT, Riding Horses, Painting Posters. Marty Terry, Red, Terry Sign Co., '70 Ford Van, ICT, VICA, Pizza Inn, Shooting Pool, Camp loy, Mon- day at the movies. lefty Thompson, Winn Dixie, White Ford Pick-up, Sergeant-at-arms, Vice-Pres. VICA, Auto Mechanics, Friends. Kasey Thornton, Puppy, Taco Bell, '80 Blue Chevy Luv, Auto Mechanics, Band, junior Achievement, Par- ties, Listening to Rock, Writing Songs, Singing. Gthers Ready Themselves for the World of Work. Tracy Thornton, Turk, Boise Cas- cade Lumber Company, '80 Baby Blue Ford Explorer, Treas. DE, Sophomore FootballLetterman in England, Paint 81 Body, Monday Night Movies, 'lP00l Hoppin', Friday Nights. Tina Unsell, Home-ly Girl, Foxmoor Casuals, '69 Light Blue Camaro, Capt. of Drill Team, Asst. Editor of Bear Facts, Vice-Pres. Key Club, Corre- sponding Sec. of Student Council, NHS, Woods and Water, Miss American Drill Team '79, Officer Camp 'BO, Taco Bell, Going to Dan- iel's, Pizza Inn, San Antonio. Lewis Turbeville, Turbo, Green VW, NHS, Foot- ball, Baseball, Friday Nights, Pizza Inn. Salvatorevecchio, wh0p,' Red Lobster, '67 Black GTO, Cruising, Hot Rods, Guitar. Seniors . 123 Vocational Program Attracts Many Seniors, Who Work Perry Venton, United Heat Treat- ment Co., '72 Blue, Black 81 White Chevy Malibu, ICT. Kevin Walker, Gopher, McDonalds, '66 Blue Ford Pick-up, Band Council, jazz Band, Drawing, Playing the guitar, Writing Songs, Posters in the Band Hall, Gong Show, Florida. Wayne Walker, Every good thought you think is contributing its share to the ul- timate result of your life.-Kleiser, Mark Steven War- ren, K-Mart, '68 Blue Chevy Il Nova, DE, OEA, Scouting, playing pool, A the great times in my senior year. Cheryl Wilbur-Senior Whos Who: Life I , ,.., is easier to take than you'd think, all that . g i. wg, is necessary is to accept the impossible, L' . A do without the indispensable, and bear -gg ?- , the intolerable.-Norris. , f i asf fa 'K v' .. 5 124 0 Seniors iris If , , an - ,Qs sf- ., r. 'xx K s 'Kf- i t , fig 1 --. Rachel Vernon, Lerner's, '74 Brown Cutlass Su- preme, Sec. of Freshman Class, Language Club, Basketball, Volley- ball, Track, Church, Texas Baptist Allstate Youth Choir, Girls State, Football Games, McDonalds. Stanley Walker, Wild Man, Polar Ice Co., '80 Blue Honda, VICA, Football, Mo- torcycle Riding, Friday Nights, Devil Hunting, Water Skiing. Sean Walsh, Blue Pinto, VICA, Auto Mechanics, Rock Concerts, Parties. Nora Evelyn Weese, '75 Rust Maverick with White Top, Art, Bowling, Debbie Welch, Waclclles, Administration Building, Gold Maverick, Class Ofticer, Whos Who, NHS, OEA- VOF, Student Council, Woods 81 Water, Volleyball, Basketball, Head Cheerleader, Football Sweet- heart, llomecom- ing Queen, Favor- ites, While Going to School at Brewer High Wanda Wenzel, Weazy, Wha- taburger, '70 Yel- low Maverick with White top, Symphonic and Marchin Band, VolleybaE Key Club, HECE, FHA, Softball, Skating, Baseball, Swim- ming, Prom Night, Freshman Year, Kim triding aroundl. Donald Lynn Wes- ter, Tl's Thrifty, '77 Black Trans Am, DECA ll, Hunting, Skiing, Fishing, L- l-N-N-A!! l.H.- Remember the 820 bridge and the cop, Gina Whitaker, Kermie, Admin- istration Building, Drill Team Lt., Class Officer, NHS, OFA, S.A,'s Farmers Market, '79 or Camp, Fi. and back, Lisa Lou , . .Ginatoo!D,T. banquet-we fin- ally got our food - M-I-K-E! Cheryl Wilbur, Piglet, Blue Bomb, Cheerlead- ing 7 Years, Student Council, Track, Band, Bas- ket ball, Woods 81 Water, Who's Who, Softball, Daniels, LW.- Remember eggs on ranch day, 17th Birthday--l think! Guy Wirsing, Wordog, Sid's Pattern Shop, '76 Brown 81 Gold Suburban, Foot- ball Letter, NHS, Language Club, Woods 81 Water, Truck Rollin , Hunting, 100-miie Run, C-H-R-l-S-T-I-N-E. X ,i 1'-7 Rikki West, Rikki Tikki, Crystal's. Blue 81 White Cobra ll, Track, Cosmo, HECE, Shawn, Remember track meets-all that food we never ate, Fighting and Gos- siping in Cosmo. joseph H. Weth- ington, Wething- ton Paint Com- pany, '73 Green Monte Carlo, ICT, President-VICA, Football, Boxing, Water Skiing, Pizza lnn on Friday, DW, 81 GM,- Remember the gun? KELLY! james White, FroMan, '68 White Chevy, Football, Hunting Parties, Prom '80, Truck Rolling, Memories of D.W., C . W., M.S, Timothy Craig Williams, '76 Yel- low Mustang II, Football, Track, Woods 81 Water, Taking it easy. Gwendolyn Sue Womack, Sanger Harris, '71 Red Fiat Spider, NHS, Key Club, Young Life, Band, Austin, Flor- ida, David's Little Angels, Monday Nig t Movies. N Seniors . 125 junior Favorites Cathy Patterson and Tony Osborne The juniors Face Many Challenges As The Class of .Q 1'0 l f ' Ms. Bailey, Ms, Taylor, Mr. Heine, Mr. Williamson, Ms. Nored, Vice-President-Kelly LeBlanc, -Cheryl Chandler, President-Gary Fields, Secretary-Dianna Davis lnot picturedl. Kevin Middleton carries Redonda Moorhead across the stage to the Panama Canal in the play Arsenic and Old Lace, Clete Welch: I want a pizza! lly Leonard stops working just a minute, to get his Stephanie Mask and Gina Reynolds talk about the last cture made. match. Junior Class Officers ' 127 junlors get into the swing of things, ,IA 'T err ' vwqp I l ' x. Vx ,g Vgf,. , , li A n T all 1 Theresa Adams jose Alvarado Chris Amon Kathy Anderson Travis Anderson Ronald Armstrong N51 T I David Baird Bobby Baker Rhonda Barker Ronnie Bee Theresa Beimesch Donald Berry Q. 'f. I 4 BREHER I5 A R L A ll3RE'f9 is to 4 3 Todd Belcher jesse Blair Rob Boyd Nr 1 V jeff Browning and Chris Covington are about to use their trick play. 1 A - , -. -.... 4 l YA5. 1 QA E v ,ss 1 R4 College-bound juniors seek information from Abilene Christian University Rob Boyd takes it easy in Auto Mechanics- representative. 128 . juniors drawkcab. gf W Kelly LeBlanc spreading humor in health class. i 1? 1, Russell Boyd Scott Bolin Mike Brooks Lydia Brown tries to find something to play that she hasn't played yet. jeff Brown Lydia Brown Trudy Brown jeff Browning Kelly Brunson Mark Brumbaugh 1 'f A 1. in . 'f- ...fl 5 Angela Burge james Burris Bob Butler Dale Calton Robin Campbell Steven Cargill juniors - 129 R5 g, ,R I X K. , , Qi, C. g W' Dianna Davis enjoying herself at Pizza Inn. Cary Fields and Stephanie Smith hope to meet someday on Broadway. Erignygiyg Stlgitetxciting Honor Society meeting are Clete Welch, Debra Griggs Cheryl Chandler Gary Chipps David Couett i on . ' - Q D 4 7 Willy Collins Linda Colwell Diane Cook Angie Cornelius Delores Cornell Chris Covington XV Eddy Crawford Ronnie Craven Misty Crocker Greg Cummings Diana Davis Kenneth Dean 130 0 juniors 1 ix -fi 4'5- kr The Graduates of 1982 IJ YT7 Dehllficglsntrggrfitos Bennett Downing Donna Drinkard Sheila Dyer Shirlyn Eckels Bill Edwards :- lim Elkins David Evans Tammy Fan Lisa Farrar Gary Fields leannie Fletcher x. X Bill Ford Hollv Ford Mike Forsythe X . A' V. Chris Covington-junior Who's Who: I do not think Brewer needs a new beginning Remember the crowded lines during annual sales? because it is the best school around. I also think Brewer students should learn to let bygones be bygones. juniors 13 The Glder I Grow, The More I Listen 1-v 'fY Randal George Patty Gibson Cami is Tim Guthrie lerry Hacker 5-nv al lla Giddens nn Hale Tony Osborne and loey Howeth talking over football plays with Coach Roller. Q .atagw . , 6 t 3 'H r 3453- , 'lag - H R1 Ilti M., VI . i-any 9,1 N t Isl:-. i ig b M 5'--a Meat -' I, do to d I if 2 K F 'I I DE is a great class, says Mark Holley. 132 0 luniors -gww get Debra Griggs Paula Griggs john Grubbs Dawn Hanson Gina Harwell Mike Herron 43' Carmen Hicks Dean Hoffman Mark Holley rd! MJ rvaxm, Jo '-H Gary Fields-junior Who's Who: To give our school a new beginning I would change the attitude that someone is to be laughed at when they dare to do their own thing, and change everyone into the person they really are instead of the person everyone wants them to be or has made of them. The school motto would be MAKE EVERYTHING FUN! Patty Gibson and Debbie Upshaw studying hard. 5 -. gg 'i ff x ......... 2 5 1 ' 1 ga N. ky X i .-' mnmf ' . , and the one that got away was this big. ' Tammy Holmesl Brad Howard Paula jackson Y , . ll 1 LeNeva Holt jackie HOOKER Mike james trying to work out a problem in Bookkeeping. I A, , C ' 'iso J Christie Howell joey Howeth Bobby Hughes Bruce Hulme Suzanne lvey .4-I V. 'YT' All Q KF X. Mike lKj james Mike lLj james Evon jasinski Catrina jaynes Lynda jefferson juniors o 133 Maybe someday l'Il be a star. X l'm not worried about the mess. lt's the smell. jerry Longino searches for ideas during Annual Staff. Page jennings Raymond jessup Cody johnson f ll N - ,- Ronda jones Tricia Kennedy Kirk Kozy jim Kromer Caren Lane Denise Layton Kelly LeBlanc Debbie Lee Billy Leonard Yolanda Lewis David Lipe lerry Longino 134 - juniors Excitement Sets ln When lunior Projects Prove A Success if Dee Luttrell Neil Mabry Amy Marshall t .-T 1 i i ' -IN fy .LUL Cliff Massey Cylinda Massey Mike Massey --sv .I .- ! K' Christen McGraw lerl McKinney Tonya McKinney 5 Sywamwfv' 'A Kelly LeBlanc-junior Who's Who: To give Brewer a new beginning l would promote a closer relationship between faculty and students. l think it could contribute a great deal to being closer, and as a result, show it through school spirit. Y- I . Richard Martinez Nick Martin Stephanie Mask V - Vince McCall Sharon McCormick Sean McGee K xi 'V fs KN. DQ.. Mike Massey and Scott Blankenship put on a good show. Robert Mitchell is attacked by vampires. juniors o 135 We must always have old memories, Patty Melanson Elaine Melton fx S . 6 Tammy Mitchell Carol Moreno i taxi ' 1 i fix s get 'L .N H f w, 52, Div' 5 H X. 5 gf -t Kevin Middleton portrays Teddy Roosevelt in Arsenic and Old Lace. 136 v juniors 'Q' Q. ,ff-. ill 'ttf Robert Mitchell Tricia Melton Kevin Middleton Kathy Milan fn. rv .F N.-4' .C T -. L.. Redonda Moorhead joey Morris Brant Moyers Paula Nance jamie Nobles Donald O'Connor David Ogrodnik my . ,. siE,..f 'I' -'SAME 2 EE T-' i lamie Nobles praying for more pizza. w. - 4 to A , am Tonya McKinney-junior Who's Who: The only thing worthy of reproach at Brewer is a lack of focus in the academic program. We have a great football team and it band, but where is the debate team? Brewer is, after all, a school instituted for learning. Watch out Tracy Austin, here comes your competition! -HL.: - ln- i , . ' A This class is a drag. ,-o -1 rv ' -1. J f x Cindy Oldham Tony Osborne Ronnie Owen Cathy Patterson Alma Pelaez Tracey Pipkin G i Patty Priddy Steven Quintero Denise Rettinger lout young hopes . This is not going to get it. Try something else. Denise is swamped with questions about her date tonight. ..f' x xg 1, ladys W Podsednik Vicki Popejoy Angela Power David Ray Gina Reynolds Mary Reynolds . . Houssaye Juniors . 137 luniors finally get things going strong. l l 2 3 3 Sometimes I sits and thinks, and then sometimes l just sits, N. , ', . X ' Deanne Russell Christy Rutledge Mimi Salinas Alvin Schutza Lori Scott DeeDee Shelton 138 . luniors Kim, Kevin, and Liz conspire to put another lonely man in the Panama Canal. Robert Richardson Dana Roberts Randall Robertson ,J W? I iz- fl Sandy Salinas Melanie Saunders Sandy Schnittger .2- V, 5, ,, ,p , if .K Tammy Shue Luanne Simpson Debbie Smith like planning the lunior-Senior Prom. fs. - it 'S V Diane Smith Phillip Smith Shelley Smith .4 U X L I Paul Stanley Clayton Star Katrina Steel -531' lay Suratt Vicki Sweatman Shawn Tallant x5 If I HA M1 fy , ' ' JJ A lay Suratt-lunior Whos Who: To give Brewer a new Beginning, l would Create a new sense of school spirit and pride. Brewer is a great school, and we should publicize this fact by representing Brewer to the best of our ability with good strong school spirit. Stephanie Smith johnny Sosa Kim Southers Matthew Stringer Cheryl Strobel Donna Suggs T' .east ,f at an-. A 3 I N. ,, Luanne must be writing another note, Dear . . . ,1 1 lf.. ...Ll Man! This class is really great!!!!! Juniors . 139 juniors experience a happy ending in 1980-81 . . . i , i 1 Kathy Taylor Allen Thomas Roland Thomas Mark Thornborrow Debbie Tow Gail Travis Susan Tyson Debbie Upshaw Sharon VanKirk Bobby jo Vecchio Juanita Venton Brian Walden Sheila Wall David Walker John Walker Linda Walker ,N 1' K ,Q 5 ' J' .v'E V ' 2 3g f 1 me ' Ouch! I think it hurts right there! A V ll cm.. c. c f r lk N T ' f g f of J , il 'ill ' l Linda Walker is a member Of the l'b0d Squad? Hey, baby! What's happening?! It's classes like this that I enjoy most. also known as the maiorettes. 140 o juniors x '54 1 I-U-N-I-O-R-S! Number ONE! Portrait of a future star. 'LX ik aj, 4 ef V tffi X 'cuff Q21 I'm telephoning my agent! Passion fills the Brewer hallways. Hey, son! You're under arrest! i 1, , Q I x ' ' Clete Welch Lana Welch Leslie Whitehead Brian Whitlock X Y? ,.. vi K A, .., ! '--, . 3,1 y . .,'.l Regina Wilcox Dawn Wiley Kim Wingo Brenda Wood ludy Wood Lois Wright Q-1, . , An. Mark Wyche Wanda Yeomans Robert Young Wesley Yow Beth Ziegler Martin Ziegler juniors 0 141 'Wifi 'fini' :mfr-vt an 3 v'V FI4 S 's T I 1 ,A1f x wi. S Sophomore Qfficers and Sponsors Work i 4 54 S 1 is Sponsors: Mrs. Ware, Mrs. Carrell, Mrs. Wright, Mrs, Rufner, jiro Morrison, Angie Shelton, Todd DeShong, , -v i 1.1 V M .Qi xi ' -. V ef - ', .-os, Susie Spurlock consentrates ironically in annual staff. HMV AA V S f 1, L 1 'H .Y , 1 1 ' . ff. f'res,, ' 4-5' - ,lu , lg ' 'f-XX 'xgf . 5 - W.- rv ft fr: S i - . as Lt . 'I I 53 S N .-, , Q N, u - 51 Y ' T '11 a Q' 'ii gblif 2 1 '- Q 3155- 4 me-is Q K ,f , S Concentration! Hard for the Class of 1983 Laurie Hartley looks enthused during performance at Pep Rally Sophomore Class Officers - 143 Sophomores reach second level Carol Abbott Cheryl Abbott Dianna Abbott Pamela Adams Andrea Adkins Brian Alcorn Kelly Ballard Linda Barajas Bubba Barker Debbie Barnett Terry Bartlett Kay Baze Theresa Beasley Alex Beck Rachel Bec Steven Bell 5 1 A h.'r if L, Liz Sides plays major role in Drama Club production Arsenic and Old Lace. 144 v Sophomores in education at B.H.S Q -f-19 - Kevin Bernard Sherrie Bigby Billy Bitner v-Y-1 .. X . X l RHYm0nd BFHUIIGY Alisha Bray Andy Brooks - ,-1 Cindy Buckwalter Melanie Bulgreen Darlene Bump nl- .1 Todd Boatman Chris Bolon Q7 Rhonda Brown Roger Bryant Linda Bustos DeVone Bower '-v-Q , 1 X Debbie Buchtan B fl f l Buck Gilcrease-Sophomore Who's Who: To give Brewer a new Sophomores work on winning Homecoming hall. l beginning, I would have all the students come here to learn, not to just get a diploma. Also, teach them to care about learning and have respect for those who teach them. Sophomores - 145 We're the loest as you can see CV Cathy Byers ' -i - if Mark Chaffin Sylvia Chapa Nancy Clark K . I R K Charles Cole Cheryl Covey johnny Crocker 146 0 Sophomores What are we doing here? We could be at a pany! Martin Cargill Quintin Cargill Deanna Clawson Renae Cochran Danny luanita Dean Cunningham Sammy Carr Dale Cofer Renee De Los Santos l We're George Deponte Ill DeeDee Duncan the class of '83 Todd DeShong ililllufms Brian Easley Sally Farrell Caressa Dellahite Greg Doucett Donna Downard Lyle Draper A A 21.11 ' f Sharon Easton Kirk Eichman Richard Ellis Barbara Eyler 1 l ,. , .- .X ' V 1 Sam Feronte Dana Fields Sandy Faircloth l. I 1 Lori Stanford-Sophomore Who's Who: If I could change anything to Sophomore girls work on door decorating contest. give Brewer a new beginning, it would be for every student to have spirit and loyalty, and to get involved in the happenings at B.H.S. Sophomores 0 147 Sophomores break tradition and Dina Moore cures hunger pangs at break. 4 Karl Fithian Mike Flannigan Martin Foshee Tommy Foshee .ff Richard Gagnon Buck Gilcrease julie Gregory Carrie Grimm Tony Guerro Dana Hatter ...age .W- , . i W G -- M4 4.151 Dianna Harrington Laurie Hartley Robin Hayes Denise Hayden jeff Henley Ricky Henry 148 0 Sophomores ,-.....5, I-w '1 U' its Christi Tefertiller-Sophomore Who's Who: To give Brewer a new beginning, I would like to see our school more spirited and to see the students improving their attitudes toward their school work, T' l as X-cb, Robert Herfkins Deanna Hill Vickie Hill-Evans I Cf? f Cindy Holcomb Sonja Honeycutt Larry Hoover Linda jenkins Alan Keiser john Jennings win homecoming hall COl'1tGS'E Danny and jeff play patty-cake at Pizza Inn. Tammy Hofer ,fo C37 Ronnie Hudgins Brant Ingram Sheila l8CkS0f1 .IX T? Tracy lones Jamie Kilpatrick loEIlen Kilpatrick Sophomores 0 149 Randy Walker-Sophomore Who's Who: To give Brewer a new beginning, I would like to see the students show more concern for their school and their schoolwork. 1, Debbie Kinne :QS W-:nv 3 Cindy Kroenig Steve Lacy David Lane CN 4 5 Virginia Lederer Steve Lemons Angela Leonard 150 0 Sophomores Sophomores' Spirit lulie Gregory competes for Miss Photogenic of 1981. he-125 L.. Tina Kisselburg Lisa Knotts Stace Krenek Y' 'Y Steve Landers Vicki Landreth Lisa Lawson -.-.1 -, ,....f , e . ff' Scott Lewis Bryan Levy John Litt l i l l l Displayed at Pep Rallies S-47 K , - ' Elk J 'EF I f' rv . sv Allen Lone Shan Looper Richard Martin john Martinez Kim Mason N.- ,.r f u 1 Anthony McClure TV james Moore Robert Moore Sandra Morgan Eric Morris Angie Shelton wonders, Which one should I choose? Patricia McDade Charles McDonald Sheila McGonigal Mark McKinney J 1- loe Maynard . D r -2. . :Q Dina Moore Sophomores Q 151 IAQ Dewey Morris liro Morrison xf ':7 Denise Orebaugh Michelle Parsons As they grow older Sophomores enjo 152 0 Sophomores ,J 7 if l l x Cindy Mullins Colleen Norton Michael O'Connor William Orban .A - . s Mary Patterson Olan Pewitt Norma Phillips jeff Pipkin . ay Carla Potter Ricky Putnam Donna Rasmon Steve Rawlins greater I! e ,44 julie Gregory-Sophomore Who's Who: To give Brewer a new beginning, I would give everyone a lot more school spirit, and have more participation in school activities. I think school activities play a big role in student's attitude, and make them enjoy Brewer a bit more. C17 e-v W4 Alicia Razo Scott Ruggles Laurella Rush Wendy Russell Eddie Schutza Angie Shelton Virginia Slaughter janet Smith Lori Smith Cathy Sosa afw:rff ,.,.fs 1 ' . 1 'R Sophomores make up the IV Basketball team. Randy Reaves Rellye Reeves joe Rhodes Clyde Richards r - vs ' Tracy Rubenkoenig Elizabeth Sides Status at Brewer Sophomores . 153 M Craig Southers Randy Stogsdill 154 ' Sophomores Sophomores excel in academics ,. l f ffl! i I Y I I 4 i Trudy Spence Susie Spurlock bk Denise Stonehouse Andy Sullenberger Tammy Teague rv. Lori Stanford Debbie Summerville Christi Tefertiller H 'xt ky Terri Stephens Penny Stewart Sabra Swaim Kevin Taylor N... ts --s-i.,,. Andy Templeton Steven Terry Sophomores work after hours on their Urban Bear homecoming hall. as well as extracurricular activities f Terri Timms Ronny Thompson Tammye Trimble john Thornborrow Larry Trotter Lyndon Turnham , -'N Glen Unsell Heidi Valdez Mary Vecchio Teresa Wallace Lavette Walker ud9 -'fx ,.. fer Q sf- Qs- 3 Tammie Walker Cindy Wander Lee Warchesik Michelle Watts 'mfg' ,M pl-l Sophomores take time out of class to work on door for homecoming contest. Randy Walker Sophomores - 155 156 o Sophomores Sophomores look forwar Gregory Weeks Sherry Welch Dusty West Larry Westover Gina Wiggg lerry Williams Robbin Williams Theresa Williams Mary Winters Lee Worth Sophomores show their creativity as they work on the door decoratin, contest. Where in the world is that vocabulary word? we L. 0393! 'L E A Wxi jg a ls it the real Angie Shelton look? N .n . DeeDee Duncan enjoys the glamour of being a member of the to future years Sophomores 0 157 Sponsors: Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Morris, Mrs, Doss, Secretary-Lisa Barnes, Vice-President-Tim Spoonemore, President-Debbie Latimer, Treasurer-Sharon Davison. A . rags? ii -, Shelley Cobb works on an important assignment. right earp, Freshman Class Gflicers and Sponsors Demonstrate Future Potential of the Class of 1984 These are the good old days that the next generation will hear so much about . Artie Shaw Scott Blankenship puts on his makeup for the play he was in rsenic and Old Lace jerry McFarland says, I learn better if I listen with my Freshmen Class Officers 0 159 Derek Adkins Scott Adkins lam9S Ar1d6fSOf1 Candy Aziere xi Debra Becker Gina Beasley Matthew Berg Tim BECK Y' xv.. ,1 J rw, C, ls' 1. R , Steve Bolich Gorden Bowen Bobby Bowers Candy Bray ' l l 'ra Traci Calton Veronica Casillas Mike Candelario Billy Cambell Brenda Carter Beatrice Chapa Oralia Chapa Teresa Chapa Mark Cofer Shelley Coffman Greg Cole Mary Coppinger 160 f Freshmen Bobby Baker is- , B y . .R A I fr?1 ,.,, ,. Scott Blankenship ' Gilliam Butler Suzanne Carr Doug Clark Alva Cox Lisa Barnes xx, ,Y x- fl Sherri Bogges Lisa Callison Connie Carrera Shelley Cobb lan Cremean li' Kg. ...J Don Cribbs Matthew Crump Scott Cummings Brian Dean Richie Deaver Deliga Del Rio N., sr' I1 I Jeff Duncan Chad Dunn Ben Early Clint laynes-Freshman Who's Who: To give Brewer a new beginning, the first thing I would do is build a nice big gym with room to stand out of bounds, for both basketball games and pep rallies. '- ...SM Q--5 i' 0 ' ,cr 'Q , . l l Tina Curtis Kathy Davis Rusty Davis . 'ff if ' 5 'TQ' . Q1 V 4 ,,, 1 V , Y , Meagan Dowis Stacey Draper Philip DeFrene Ii' wa-I x .1 xy 151319 Paul Earle Jeff Elam Bill Fanning Suzanne Carr laughs during Mrs. Hope's history class. J Freshmen . 161 Sa Kristy Farrar Larry Fleming Hilda Flores Ricky Flores Ianice Foy Lisa Framton ' NI' ,Mk VP i ff .Mark Cabbeff Bobby Gage Brenda Ganzler Don Gill Matt Gill Eddie Gossett Mike Goins Stacey Godi lay Gorden Charlene Green Nancie Grubb Ronald Grimes 162 o Freshmen Kirk Powell studies for an important test. , MX QM Mike Shelton-Freshman Who's Who: I would give Brewer a new beginning by changing the way students discriminate against each other because of what social group they may belong to. .Q -z-1 Susan Green Tim Grantham john Harmon Angie Hernandez Les Hogwood Bret Holbrock ma Chris Hughey Teresa Hulme ni' DeWayne jett Gene johnson vs xl 1 4' f Lisa Keiser Leslie Keiser Tamara Hall Dana Hamilton Wayne Grissom l l Manuel Herrera Gylinda Hickson Billy Higgins 1' I, james Holdridge Monica Holly john Huffman Tammy james Clint jaynes LeAnne jennings Ricky johnston Kathy jones Larry justiss Eric Keller Debbie King Wendy King . . is-if! Loren Hammons 'Qs Selma Hoffman N Brenda Hughes , V 5' if--t IW. .Q I wr. ,:,. .,-, Karen jenson Gary Karr Charlisa Knight Freshmen Q 163 V' 7 Vi R'-, V Sf, - 5 fs? fig 'ff 1: Donald Kraft Sean Kruger Kristy Leach Billy Lemme Michael Lusk julie Mabry .lf vi 5 Rodger McCall Dianna McClure xsmiti Daryl McAfee lames McKinney Sam Miller leff Mitchell 164 Freshmen leannie Kuhlman Hayden Lewis Daniel Maloney l Charles McDonald Andrae McNeeley Doug Molden .e l Chris Landers Debbie Latimer Kris Lawson Danny Linthicum Larry Little Candy Lopez Robert Markle Robby Martin Brenda Martinez 1:-Sv' VJ Cinae McDonald Perry McDonald lerry McFarland y , Paula Melton Brad Mercer lohnny Miller mt 3 Delores Molinar Diana Moody Teresa Moore in 'roi Jus. 21 In ,,f'x Dana Morgan Elisa Morris Ginger Morris Randy Nabors Dana Nelson Michelle Nelson Monica Norris i , Y , W, t .N Ken Pape Lisa Park Ron Parris David Paxton Lisa Petrek 1- .rv ww' -a -J is ,qv ,,,t , , 5 ,i f 1+ A I In 1 5 l A -K - J Pat Philips Delbert Pack Karla Pollard Eddie Pool Rocky Pool Robin Pope 458 Tim Spoons-more-Freshman Who's Who: lflcould change one thing Gina Beasley-Freshman Who's Who: l do not believe that Brewer to give Brewer a new beginning, I think it would be a new basketball needs a new beginning. lt is already a great school full of great students court. A new gym would really help our basketball teams and school and teachers and so should only stay the way that it is. spirit. Freshmen n 165 . X s x W t w YY N .X X X U X ' Angela Powell ua uf f Xj Robby Rodriguez Tony Richard nqarerfce Rusty Sanders David Sayers Shelton Scott Ken Angela Powell-Freshman Who's Who: If I could change one thing at Brewer to give it a new beginning, it would be a rule that the athletic department has. It states that if a student should drop out of an athletic activity, they shall not be able to participate for one school year afterwards. 166 0 Freshmen Kirk Powell Sherry Price Michelle Ray Richard Razo Kerry Rogers la i l estt twiitte Tracey Reath 1 y ya., to KA 4 ,. 5 I f A VP , Richard Rogers Lori Salinas .. 1 Brenda Seagraves Rose Serenil Schiffman Rodger McCall has a rough time figuring things out. Give him time since he is only a Freshman. Michael Shelton Kim Shepherd L6-On Shearman Greg Sholars Tim Spoonemore lanine Spillman me iv -..-ix Nora Stringer Cheryl Stone Trey Thetford g-1 jeff Ware Jody Walden D, 1. Walker Michael Watts Ray Webster Cliff Welborn Barbara Wilkins Kim Williams Rhonda Wooten Tanya Sherrard S if X Bobby Stanfield Ricky Thompson lohn Walker TT77 Renee Welch Donald Wright Lori Shertzer Marty Sherwood 3 Wendy Stell Mike Stewart Daryl Vanderford Billy Wagner ,Tw 1 Linda Walker Suzanne Waller I Michelle Warton leff White Faron Young Donna Yaws Freshmen ,,.,..E.7,............--,-E--4,.',......,.m,., ,...,,, , 1.,,, .M 5MAY I NEVERf A TEACH CLASSES A ALWAYS PEOPLE M I NEVER 4 GRADE PEOPLE O N LY PAPER' F mm 4ifg A V E wk M.K' f ...... Faculty 5 E S , 5 2 2 5 3 S 1 E ch of P p 1 b k piace over the te! phone. . 1 Q-2-',Bif 1' X 1 -.zz Q Mr. Busse, Vice-Principal in charge of attendance. f i . n s .,.. XC' ck, Q. f I pu..-W., f ,. Q , ...Ah .1 . ,, .1 ,.2,,u.f,-,..,...,,ou , 1 Mr. Ciay. Vice-Principal in charge of discipline. i Faculty . 169 2-A Qu-.K -. ,Z j . Ron Miller, Vocational Counselor Ann Moore, Counselor Counselors Advise. While Secretaries Organize W- ff LaVon Ballard, Secretary lanie Shelton, Secretary 170 0 Counselors and Secretaries A ' V 'wffw .. t- V .- 'A ' -5. vi fs K' ,Awww , ,A - if. -C f--A we-,,,,g .. VM 'K-,ANR X Q- ' . 4 x li i Q . 3 Mr. Flowers dressed as GoldiLocks participates in the teacher's skit at the last pep rally, i iw' .152 5 J- - Ili Roger Benefield, P.E., Athletics Anna Brandon, Homemaking, Con- sumer Education Bre er Faculty Combines Talent nd Patience For Good School Year l Beverly Bailey, VAC, WAC. 1 5 . I D 5 K jackie Ballard, English, Annual, Comp. Logic math and verbal. Elowise Brewton, Distributive Education. ludy Barnett VAC aide. Una Mae Brown, English Teachers .171 l Tonya Bryant, Drama, World History Teachers Tell, Explain, and Demonstrate The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires. -William Arthur Ward Teaching is defined as the process of passing knowledge from one person to another. The teaching staff at Brewer this year has been successful in motivating students to learn more than ever before. When the PSAT, SAT, and ACT scores came back the grades were shown to have increased since the previous year, The policy used by most teachers at Brewer is to be more than an instructor to the students and make the learning process exciting. 172 0 Teachers Norma Burton, Home and Family, Child Development, Homemaking Afhlerigg f. 4-5 . x txx J Avi s: iii. at ,fi V. ifii' Collet-n Carter, HFCQF lane- Looper, English Coach Dans introdutes the Captains, .I .,.. 11,1 '-Q-jhfjfj-I' fax-'-5 . 4 Robert Butler, World History, Linda Carrell, Typing, Shorthand Michelle- Crimmons, Drill Team ...4,, Ji li 'gl A Y l ' ith VOE Terry Doremus, Choir 5 . I 1 5 .J A xxs-.ze , E Dick Curry, Health, Basketball Vikki Doss, Photogra phy, journalism l i E A Ben Davis, Athletics Mrs, Barbara Dulaney, Algebra l and ll I Teachers become Cheerleaders for a day at the last pep rally. Sandra Dear, English Teachers Contribute To Spirit BY Sponsoring Student Activities Teachers v 173 Brewer Faculty Dedicated to the Art of Teaching If I had a child who wanted to be a teacher, I would bid him Godspeed as if he were going to a war. For indeed the war against prejudice, greed, and ignorance is eternal, ' and those who dedicate themselves to it i give their lives no less because they may live to see some fraction of the battle won. , r -James Hilton in Remember when the teachers became Hornets? i s yd t Barbra Ezell, Criminology, Sociology, Virginia Fender, Librarian Karen Fry, Biology J, P. Flowers, Paint and Body English x AI Gonzales, American History, World History Athletics Dora Ann Gosney, Cosmetology Gary Grant, Auto Mechanics Roy Heine, Physical Science, Physics, Chemistry 174 Teachers Mr. Williamson cheers for the Bears. Paula Hope, 20's-30's, American History, Government, Free Enterprise. Reisha Larson, Reading Tom Kearly, Art Sheila Madden, Athletics, Health But Teachers Also Enjoy Fun and Games james Holt, CVAE ...J Kenneth Krivanek, Mechanical Draw- ing, Wood Shop, Metal Shop 1 Mike Marsh, Health, Athletics Gene Lamb, Band Bennye McMullen, VOE Teachers e 175 Tucy McMullen, P.E., Volleyball Betty Morris, Algebra Renee Nophsker, Physical Science Coach ' 1 rv fjsazsi f J. B. Perry, Band Why Do Teachers Teach? With the students interested in learning, the end result is the satisfaction of having a capable student leave Brewer at the end of a school year. 176 . Teachers Paula Ponder, American History, World History Aw Ann Nored, Bookkeeping 1 e ,aw -iw-f' X, l, ,3'b y, a fv' U 4, V ' , , z sis! - 1 5 a 550,43 QA, , gl l 4251655 5 fs Y A K mwggs-f 2, T, Weldon Reeves, ICT iw Coach Butler calls lines for the Faculty-Senior Volleyball Game Nancy Riddle, VAC, WAC . U1 I Q f lil,.Kll , fvlllilil,l' ,.- 'fl .JA A Y 'L V rw-if-l,.'Lf'Q KN l if-1 W Wx ml l . 7 hx. .Qf'f R. K. Scribner, Building Trades Brewton is Mama Bear in the teacher's skit at the last Pep Rally Greg Southard, Computer Math, Algebra, Tennis lim Stewart, Geometry, FOM, Athletics While the teachers Ron Stephens, Health, Government, Athletics Marlinda Taylor, English are busy in 4 Q Mary Ware, American History, Blayne Williamson, Physical Nancy Wright, Spanish, English LeVonna Zarate English French 178 0 Teachers Science I A x the lunch ladies and custodians are cooking and cleaning, making Brewer High Cafeteria Personnel: Mrs. McNutt, Mr Leggett. s. Sandlin, Mrs. Eastland, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. P k Ms G d M a good place to be. J f NX wis, a on Left to right-Donald Stanley, Penny Le D lt Allison. Clyde Allison, liggs Joiner Lunch Ladies!Custodians o 179 l Superintendent of Schools Clabe Welch - f . ff. A T . tg, ,F EE --e. j . .L 3 Q- 1' ., gf' .wg ,gl - . w U .kk' K' , ,, 1 :?::ti5?'ki.. YJ 1 V , - t 535 .......g...E3. S st . ' . .... ' 1 V- 1 ' 'in' . -. i ' . i e e Tf' -- yt ' M ' ,, ,.,M ' , fra . nne ' 8 1 5 I elsif' f 1 , . 1 'V 1 -xg 5 . if - , 1 f , iff khh, K .E A Mig h Ii M v , . L . ' A W f X if iff- A W Iliff' To the graduating Seniors and students of C. F. Brewer High: Of the many treasures accumulated through your high school days, I believe this yearbook is one of the most valued and appreciated. Hopefully, your 1980-81 Bear Tracks will serve as a book of pleasant memories and as a reminder of your progress and achievement attained during this school year. lt is my sincere wish that each graduating senior be able to use your academic and social educational skills obtained at Brewer High to help accomplish your desired goals. May you continue to strive for the very best and most worthwhile accomplishments of which you are capable. A big Thank You is due our 1980-81 seniors for all the time and energy put forth, both locally and statewide, to insure Brewer Highfs standards of excellence. Your dedication hasn't gone unnoticed or unappreciated. My congratulations to the Seniors and Bear Tracks staff. Sincerely, Clabe Welch Superintendent of Schools 180 0 Superintendent's Message , m ff! 1+ lar White Settlement Independent School District School Board L l 1980-1981 School Board: Sitting-Woodrow Henderson, Charles White, Dorothy Morris, loe Howeth. Standing-Willie Brandon, limmy Banett. Mr. Coleman Hutchins taught Auto Mechanics during the 1979-80 school year. Mr. Hutchins will be missed by everyone who knew him. School Board 0 181 Bear Tracks Dedication: Mr. Ron Miller Mr. Ron Miller, known to Brewer students as Coach Miller, gave up his position as basketball coach during the past year to become a full-time counselor. He is llenioying counseling very much, since the thing he likes most is working with students. He admits, however, that he hates to put grades on permanent records, and so welcomes interruptions at any time during the day. Although Coach Miller is not superstitious, he worries about this thirteenth year being his last at Brewer High. ln retrospect, he says that l'my thirteenth year has undoubtedly been the least exciting of all, since l had to give up something I truly loved. To express the appreciation ofthe student body and the annual staff for many years of hard work, the 1981 Bear Tracks is dedicated to Mr. Ron Miller. N-' ' -f fr 5 5 PM 'J 4 QW- - Fai ., S cm, ga , 1 gggy N Mr. Holt in 1941. 182 o Dedication Coach Miller, Mr Personality, looks agreeable during second period. Special Mention for Outstanding Service Mr. james Holt Ms, LeVonna Zarate I would like to take this opportunity to thank some very special people who have played a large role in my four years of high schoolg my parents who provided the encouragement and support l needed, especially where the annual was concernedg my teachers, who helped me keep things in perspective, and the 1981 annual staff, who with their long hours and hard work succeeded in making this years annual the best ever. The staff went to great lengths to make the 1981 Bear Tracks a quality annual and provide interesting commercials tHa Haj, The Bohemian Beach Party fin lanuaryl and the ever-popular Cinderfella Contest for the student body. Along with the Bear Tracks staff, I hope that you enjoy the 1981 yearbook. Editors Message Q 183 ...... dvertisements 184 Advertisements -h ig'-5-.W , iw., sw 3:3 , , :ms-' f - l - -Q ,54- ' i scenfef .A ' . if 'W . , , .. ,Q 5 f- F 1 A 4 X' Q F YSL ,gn 3 X k I lf if E 'ig ,, L D A Q, ' 55' ind si QQ 5 E Yfgl , 1. 3 Q' Q A Y? ww? Ft i i, . 5? I ga ,wnt'.i3 -5'V ' ' , fr 7 ,- .f Mg: Mg ' ,UM , Sgr' f m-2+ , i, 'ff' l , 3, A 1 12: ,. inf:-Q '52 . , Q ' 'S w wf ' A f n vi, f,3.'1,3m- Wg 'f s ' 4g4,fg,5f-Nga. .z..r3E 3', -3 My,.,n4 E g:.:','m,..., .M,f:'-'ffS,vf' - x f'- .wgwi gg 1 wg f M M , W, -gg:-.h-J gh, M-.Q jim: M 'J ,As , - , E 1 5 V .. K 'AQ E x 1 'I s X , Advertisements 185 Telephone 246-9531 Dr. Barney A. Stumbo Dukeis Donuts 500 S. 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And, We're building a I X . plant to make electricity using 15 -. ' uranium fuel. By using these ' 3 K , . cheaper and more A A r 9 f., 4 abundant fuels, ' bf G., we'll help keep , i v your future looking . K p bright. W I 8 'Ex 1' 5 3 L w 1 Texag og t Q M p . 1 5 E ctrlc , XJ - g Qi -. ervice r ' , 1 J 1 L Company J I ' 1 L A A 1 0099 'h Grentumg lo bank Gnteum NATIONAL BANK g 3532 .JOYCE onuve - 244-3411 - FORT WORTH MEMBER F010 Commerce Mortgage Banker, Inc. 3601 Hulen Ft. Worth, Tx. 76107 Phone 738-8358 FHA-VA-Convential, Commercial Loans ' ? f ., M mn affirm. f 1 MVT, 1 11: av: ' fwirrf' ' ,: ',,e,u A , mvgrg., if . urhovuu M Y' - Ann: Puwr: q V FUNERAL wlln f 1 flbafflsn gamut 8133 WHLTE SETTLEMENT ROAD Phone 246-2701 MRS C. L. DILLON 246-1547 A master charge 451 Advertisements -Q, Hicks. Nix and Slatery. Inc HUGH V. 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Cherry Lane 731-2471 246-9741 Fort Worth, Texas, 76108 Fort Worth, Texas, 76108 A 1 I Bre er Student Index Abbott, Carol fSophomorej 20, 37, 144 Abbott, Cheryl fSophomore1 20, 37, 144 Abbott, Diana lSophomorej 21, 144 Abbott, jo fSeniorj 21, 41, 106 Abbott, Lisa lSophomorej Adams, Pamela fSophomorej 144 Adams, Steven fSeniorj 44 Adams, Thresa Uuniorj 43, 128 Adkins, Andrea fSophomorej 144 Adkins, Brian fFreshmanj 160 Adkins, Derek fFreshmanj 62 160 Adkins, Kimberly lSeniorj 24, 43, 106 Alcala, Fidel fSeniorj 21, 29, 34, 106 Alcorn, Brian fSophomorej 20, 144 Alford, Travis lSeniorj 21, 44, 106 Allen, james Uuniorj Allman, Kimberly lFreshmanj Alvarado, jose Uuniorj 128 Amon, Christine Uuniorj 37, 84, 128 Brooks, Andy fSophomorej 145 Brooks, Mike ljuniorj 36, 129 Brothers, Penny fSeniorj 43, 108 Brown, jeff ljuniorj 21, 41, 129 Brown, Lydia Uuniorj 20, 29, 33, 129 Brown, Rhonda lSophomorej 145 Brown, Trudy Uuniorj 45, 129 Browning, jeff Uuniorj 69, 74, 128, 129 Brumbaugh, jimmy tSeniorj Brumbaugh, Mark fjuniorj 33, 60, 129 Brummett, Dale lSeniorj Brunson, Arthur fSeniorj 14, 29, 36, 55, 108 Brunson, Kelly ljuniorj 24, 43, 129 Bryant, Melinda fSeniorj 40, 108 Bryant, Roger lSophomorej 20, 145 Bryant, Russell fFreshmanj Bryant, William lSeniorj 41, 108 Buchtan, Debbie lSophomorej 36, 145 Buckwalter, Cindi fSophomorej 145 Andewenf Mishelle lltleshmanl Bulgreen, Melanie lSophomorej 33, 145 Andersen, Mike lSophomorej Bun' Leamnne uzresi-,many Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, james fFreshmanj 160 Kathryn Uuniorj 23, 43, 45, 128 Monica lFreshmanj Travis Uuniorj 128 Bump, Deanie lSophomorej 38, 145 Burge, Angela fjuniorj 20, 21, 29, 129 Burris, james Uuniorj 21, 129 Burroughs, Tammy fSeniorj 43, 108 Crawford, Lisa lSeniorj 43, 110 Cremean, Eula lFreshmanj 160 Cribbs, Don fFreshmanj 21, 161 Crocker, lohnny fSophomorej 146 Crocker, Misty Uuniorj 21, 32, 130 Croft, Floyd lSophomorej Crump, Matthew lFreshmanj 39, 161 Cummings, Greg ljuniorj 130 Cummings, Scott lFreshmanj 61, 63, 69, 161 Cunningham, Danny fSophomorej 146 Curtis, Tina lFreshmanj 20, 36, 79, 85, 161 Davis, Chrystal lSophomorej 33 Davis, Dianna Uuniorj 36, 42, 52, 84, 130 Davis, Kathleen lFreshmanj 161 Davis, Michele fSophomorej Davis, Rusty lFreshmanj 161 Davison, Sharon tFreshmanj 31, 159 Dean, Brian fFreshmanj 161 Dean, juanita lSophomorej 38, 146 Dean, Kenneth fjuniorj 47, 130 Deaver, Richie lFreshmanj 62, 63, 86, 161 DeFrene, Phil fFreshmanj DeLeon, Mike lSeniorj 33, 36, 110 Dellahite, Caressa lSophomorej 21 DeLosSantos, Cherri lSophomorej 42, 131 DeLosSantos, Nannette Uuniorj 36, 73, 131 Deponte, Ill, George lSophomorej 26, 27, 39 147 Del Rio, Delina lSeniorj 29, 110 Del Rio, Delisa llfreshmanj 20, 21, 24, 161 Armstron , Ronnie Uuniorj 128 DeShong, Dana lSeniorJ 15, 36, 42, 52, 65, 70, B Atkins, joey fSeniorj 46, 48, 106 Aziere, Candace fFreshman1 21, 160 Baird, David Uuniorj 46, 128 Baker, Baker, Baker. Ballard, Ballard, Ballard, Barajas, Barker, Barker. Barnes, Barnett Bobby Uuniorj 128, T60 james fFreshmanj Steve fSenior1 36, 41 Cheryl lSeniorj 42, 105, 106 Terrie lSeniorj 29, 42, 106 Kelly lSophomorej 36, 144 Rosalinda lSopnomorej 24, 1-14 Rhonda ljuniorj 36, 37, 70, 128 Thomas lSophomorej 144 Lisa lFreshmanj 159, 160 , Clayton ilfreshmanj Barnett, Deborah fSophomorej 24, 144 Barnett, Barry, Ana lSeniorj 43, 107 Bartlett, Terry lSophomorej 21, 144 Pamela fSeniorj 21, 29, 42, 106 Bush, Deana fSeniorj 25, 33, 43, 108 Bustos, Butler, Linda lSophomorej 145 Gilliam fFreshmanj 31, 160 Butler, Kelly Uuniorj 33, 43, 108 Butler, Robert ljuniorj 36, 129 Butler, Stephen ljuniorj Byers, Kathy fSophomorej 21, 146 Caley. Michael lSeniorj 43, 108 Callison, Lisa fFreshmanj 160 Calton, Dale Uuniorj 33, 129 Calton, Traci flfreshmanj 160 Cameron, Charles fSeniorj 12, 32, 55, 101, 109 Camp, Ronald fSeniorj 48, 109 Campbell, Billy lFreshmanj 32, 63, 160 Campbell, Robin Uuniorj 32, 37, 42, 129 Candelario, Mike fFreshmanj 160 Cantu, Cargill, Robert lSeniorj 33, 68, 109 Martin tSophomorej 60, 146 71, 110 DeShong, Todd fSophomorej 21, 143, 147 Doucet, Greg lSophomorej 147 Dowis, Megan lFreshmanj 161 Downard, Donna fSophomorej 147 Downard, Karen lSeniorj Downing, Bennett ljuniorj 131 Draper, Lyle lSophomorej 147 Draper, Stacey fFreshmanj 21, 79, 161 Drennan, Danny fSeniorj 21, 44, 110 Drinkard, Donna Uuniorj 131 Duncan, DeeDee fSophomorej 24, 34, 147, Duncan, Darrell lSeniorj 110 Duncan, jeffrey fFreshmanj 161 Dunn, Chad fFreshmanj 69, 78, 161 Durko, Robert lSeniorj 20, 21, 30, 110 Dyer, Sheila ljuniorj 131 Earle, Paul lFreshmanj 161 Earle, Tony Uuniorj 47 Cofer, Baxter, Darla lSeniorj 24, 32, 36, 45, 107 Baze, Kay lSophomorej 144 Beadle, Brian fSeniorj 107 Beasley, Gina lFreshmanj 26, 27, 31, 160, 165 Beasley, Teresa lSophomore1 23, 144 Beck, Alex lSophomorej 60, 144 Beck, Rachel iSophomorej 144 Beck, Tim lFreshmanj 160 Becker, Debra fFreshmanj 160 Bee, Ronnie fjuniorj 128 Beeler, Kimberly lSeniorj 20, 107 Behnke, Adelaide lSophomorej Behringer, Kimberly Uuniorj Beimesch, Theresa fjuniorj 38, 128 Belcher, Todd Uuniorj 29, 60, 69, 88, 128 Bell, Steven lSophomorej 74, 144 Benfer, Susan lSeniorj 36, 42, 96, 107 Bentley, Miranda lSeniorj 40, 107 Benzing, Thomas fSeniorj 40, 48 Berg, Matthew lFreshmanj 160 Bernard, Kevin lSophomorej 145 Berry, Donald Uuniorj 128 Bigby, Sherry lSophomorej 145 Bitner, William lSophomorej 145 Blair, jesse fjuniorj 29, 35, 68, 69, 85, 88, 128 Blake, Laurie lSeniorj 107 Blakeney, Edmon ljuniorj 47 Blakeney, William fSophomorej Blanchard, Lisa fSeniorj 37, 45, 107 Blankenship, Scott lFreshmanj 31, 135, 159, 160 Boatman, Gary tSophomorej 145 Bocanegra, David lSeniorj 107 Bocanegra, Emma lSeniorj 42, 107 Boggess, Sherri lFreshmani 160 Bolich, Steve lFreshmanj 32, 160 Bolin, Christopher fSophomoreJ 145 Bolin, Scott Uuniorj 129 Bonner, Craig lSophomorej69 Bowen, Gordon fFreshmanj 39, 160 Bower, DeVone lSophomorej 32, 49, 145 Bowers, Bobby lSophomorej 160 Bowers, Kathy lSeniorj 108 Boyd, Robert Uuniorj 21, 128 Cargill, Quintin lSophomorej 60, 86, 146 Cargill, Steve Uuniorj 60, 129 Carmack, Hattie ljuniorj Carney, Kevin lFreshmanj Carr, Sammy lSophomorej 21, 86, 146 Carr, Suzanne lFreshmanj 85, 160, 161 Carrera, Connie lFreshmanj 160 Carroll, Lori Uuniorj 45 Carter, Brenda fFreshmanj 160 Case, David lSeniorj 68, 69, 109 Casey, Dan lSeniorj 44, 109 Casillas, Veronica fFreshmanj 160 Chaffin, Mark fSophomorej 33, 146 Champagne, Renee lSeniorj 43, 109 Chandler, Cheryl Uuniorj 40, 127, 130 Earley, Ben lFreshmanj 161 Easley, Brian fSophomorej 147 Easley, Mark fSeniorj 111 Easton, Sharon tSophomorej 147 Eatman, Gary tSophomore1 Eckels, Shirlyn Uuniorj 13, 42, 131 Edwards, Bill Uuniorj 68, 131 Eichman, Kirk lSophomorej 60, 147 Elam, jeffrey fFreshmanj 161 Elkins, Donna tSeniorj 29, 111 Elkins, jim Uuniorj 35, 55, 131 Ellis, Ina Uuniorj Ellis, Richard fSophomorej 41, 147 Emmett, Perry fSophomorej Chapa, Biatriz fFreshmanj 160 Chapa, Lydia fSeniorj 33, 109 Chapa, Oralia fFreshmanj 160 Chapa, Sylvia lSophomorej 33, 146 Chapa, Teresa lFreshmanj 160 Chapman, Terry lSeniorj 66, 109 Cheek, Donald Uuniorj Chipps, Gary ljuniorj 130 Clark, Doug fFreshmanj 33, 160 Clark, Kelly fSeniorj Clark, Nancy fSophomorej 38, 146 Clawson, Deanna lSophomorej 21, 146 Cobb. Shelly lFreshmanj 32, 159, 160 Cochran, Charlotte lSophomorej 73, 146 Dale fSophomorej 60, 146 Evans, David Uuniorj 131 Evans, jimmy lSeniorj 111 Eyler, Barbara lSophomorej 34,147 Faircloth, Sandra fSophomorej 147 Fanning, Bill lFreshmanj 161 Fanning, Tammy Uuniorj 45, 131 Farrar, David lSophomorej 20, 21 Farrar, Kristy lFresnmanj 20, 162 Farrar, Lisa Uuniorj 21, 131 Farrell, Sally lSophomorej 147 Farris, Billy fSeniorj 30, 35, I11 Feronti, Sam lSophomorej 60, 74, 147 Fielding, Chad fSeniorj 111 Field, Dana fSophomorej 34, 36, 73, 80, 83, 147 Boyd, Russell Uuniorj 129 Brantley, Raymond fSophomorej 145 Bray, Alisha fSophomorej 45, 145 Bray, Candy lFreshmanj 160 Brennan, Mitzi fSeniorj Briggs, Thomas fjuniorj Brinkley, Deanna fSeniorj 21, 29, 30, 97, 108 Brinten, Ray fSophomorej 55 Brilt, jimmy fSeniorj 198 Q Index Cofer, james fSeniorj 36, 59, 109 Cofer Mark fFreshmanl 32, 63, 160 Coffman, Shelley lFreshmanj 20, 160 Cole, Charles fSophomorej 146 Cole, Greg fFreshmanj 160 Collett, David ljuniorj 21, 130 Collins, William Uuniorj 130 Colwell, Linda Uuniorj 43, 130 Conyers, james lFreshmanj Cook, Cindy fFreshmanj Cook, Diana Uuniorj 130 Cooke, Tim fSeniorj 44, 59, 110 Coppinger, Mary lFreshmanj 24, 160 Corne, Robert lFreshmanj Cornelius, Angela Uuniorj 6, 24, 35, 130 Cornell, Delores fjuniorj 130 Covey, Cheryl fSophomorej 146 Covin, james lSeniorj 48 Covington, Chris ljuniorj 55, 58, 69, 128, 130, 131 Cox, Alva lFreshmanj 62, 160 Craven, Ronnie Uuniorj 33, 130 Crawford, Eddie ljuniorj 66, 67, 130 Fields, Gary Uuniorj 26, 27, 28, 29, 31, 33, 34, 35 55, 58, 129, 130, 131, l32 Fithian, Karl fSophomorej 148 Flanigan, Mike lSophomorej 21, 148 Flemming, Larry lFreshmanj 32, 62, 86, 162 Fletcher, jeanie Uuniorj 24, 34, 131 Fletcher, Kelly fSeniorj 13, 23, 34, 43, 106, 111 Fletcher, Robin lFreshmanj Flores, Hilda lFreshmanj 24, 162 Flores, Ricky tlfreshmanj 162 Ford, Bill Uuniorj 55, 131 Ford, Holly Uuniori 23, 33, 34, 42, 131 Forsythe, Mike fjuniorj 131 Foshee, Martin lSophomorej 86, 148 Foshee, Tommy lSophomorej 148 Fowler, Brad fSeniorj 41, 111 Foy, janice lFreshmanj 162 Frantom, Lisa lFreshmanj 162 Friday, Maurice fSeniorj Gabbert, jeff lSeniorj 3, 20, 41, 111 Gabbert, Mark fAj fSeniorj 62, 68, 69, 111 Kenne Gabbert, Mark ILI tFreshmanl 162 Gage, Bobby tFreshmanl 162 Gagnon, Richard tSophomorel 148 Gammon, Deborah tSophomorel Ganzler, Brenda tFreshmanl 162 George, Randal Uuniorl 88, 89 George, Sharon fSeniorl 24, 43, 111 Giaquinto, Jonathon IFreshmanl Gibson, Cyble ISeniorl 41, 112 Gibson, Cyndi tSeniorJ 32, 33, 43, 52, 112 Gibson, Patty Uuniorl 43, 83, 132, 133 Giddens, Camilla Uuniorl 132 Giese, Dawn tSeniorJ 26, 27, 29, 112 Gilcrease, Buck fSophomorel 21, 145, 148 Gill, Don tFreshmanl 38, 162 Gill, Matthew tFreshmanl 162 Godi, Stacy tFreshmanl 21, 162 Goff, Denise tSeniorl Goff, Denny Uuniorl 41 Goins, Mike fFreshmanI 49, 162 Gonzales, Alicia tFreshmanl Goode, Stanley fSophomorel Gordon, lay tFreshmanl 62, 162 Gossett, Eddie fFreshmanl 62, 162 Granoski, Thomas fSophomorel Grantham, Tim tFreshmanl 163 Green, Sheila tSeniorl 112 Green, Susan fFreshmanl 163 Greene, Charlene tFreshmanl 23, 162 Gregory, lulie lSophomorel 26, 27, 36, 37, 84, 148, 150, 152 Griffin, Ieff lSeniorl 43, 47, 112 Griggs, Debra Uuniorl 29, 33, 130, 132 Griggs, Paula Uuniorl 42, 132 Grimes, Rex tSeniorl 46, 55, 59, 112 Grimes, Ronald IFreshmanl 162 Grimm, Carrie tSophomoreI 148 Grisel, Amber tSophomoreJ Grissom, Wayne tFreshmanl 163 Groah, Dianne fSeniorJ 112 Grubb, Harry Uuniorl 33 Grubb, lohn tSeniorl 47, 112, 132 Grubb, Nancie tFreshmanl 162 Grubbs, loe lSeniorl 41, 112 Guerrero, Tony tSophomorel 21, 74, 148 Gullberg, Iohan fSeniorl 33, 49, 112 Guthrie, Tim Uuniorl 44, 132 Hacker, lerry Uuniorl 74, 132 Hacker, Viola tSophomorel Hale, Lenora Uuniorl 132 Haley, Pamela ISeniorl 40 Hall, Raye Lynn tSeniorl 19, 20, 28, 29, 98, 113 Hall, Tamara tFreshmanl 20, 163 Hamilton, Dona tFreshmanl 36, 53 Hammons, Loren tFreshmanl 163 Hanson, Dawn Uuniorl 37, 80, 81, 82, 132 Harmon, lohn tFreshmanl 163 Harper, Greg lSeniorl Harrell, Donna lSeniorl Harrington, Diana tSophomorel 148 Harris, Fred lSeniorJ Harris, Keith tSophomoreJ Hart, Coy tSeniorl 41 Hartigan, lohn ISeniorl 31 Hartley, L8Ul'Ie tSophomorel 23, 143, 148 Hartzo, Cynthia tSeniorl 42 Harwell, Gina Uuniorl 20, 33, 37, 132 Hassinger, Linda tSeniorl 42 Hatter, Dana lSophomorel 148 Hayden, Denise tSophomorel 23, 148 Hayden, Pamela ISeniorl 23, 40, 42, 43 Hayes, Robin tSophomorel 43, 148 Hayes, lerrv tSeniorl 40 Heiser, Richard tFreshmanl Helmke, Harold tSophomorel Helton, Leigh Ann fSeniorJ 29, 33, 109 Hendricks, Glen tSeniorl Hendrix, Teresa ISeniorl 114 Henley, left t5ophomorel 60, 148 Henry, Ricky tSophomorel 148 Herfkins, Robert tSophomorel 149 Hernandez, Angie tFreshmanl 21, 163 Herrera, Corey Uuniorl 24 Herrera, Manuel tFreshmanl 163 Herron, Michael Uuniorl 132 Hibbs, lohn lSeniorl 28, 43, 55, 109, 114 Hickson, Cylinda lFreshmanl 79, 163 Hickson, Lorie tSeniorl 114 Higgins, Billy tFreshmanl 163 Hill, Deanna tSophomorel 149 Hill, Silvester ISeniorl 49, 114 Hill, Vicki tSophomorel 149 Hofer, Tammy tSophomorel 37, 70, 149 Hoffman, Floyd Uuniorl 47, 132 Hoffman, Selma fFreshmanj 163 Hogwood, Walter tFreshmanl 78, 163 Holbrook, Bret tFreshmanl 62, 78, 163 Holcomb, Bobby tSeniorJ Holcomb, Cynthia lSophomorel 24, 32, 34, 149 Holder, Lisa tSeniorl Holdridge, lames tFreshmanl 163 Holley, Mark Uuniorl 132 Holloway, Steven tSeniorl 21, 40, 41, 114 Holly, Monica fFreshmanl 163 Holmesly, Donald tSeniorl Holmesly, lames tSeniorJ Holmesly, Kenneth tSophomorel 21 Holmesly, Tammy Uuniorl 21, 24, 32, 133 Holt, LaNeva Uuniorl 45, 133 Honeycutt, Sunja lSophomorel 149 Hooten, Carleton tSeniorl 32, 43, 114 Hooten, lacky Uuniorl 133 Hoover, Larry lSophomorel 60, 149 Houchin, Leslie ISeniorl 20, 29, 99, 110, 114 Howard, Brad Uuniorl 36, 37, 60, 86, 133 Howard, Michael tSeniorl 12, 29, 33, 35, 55, 86, 94, 95, 114 Howell, Christie Uuniorl 70, 73, 133 Howeth, Ioey Uuniorl 29, 35, 36, 55, 58, 132, 133 Howeth, Kehley tSenior1 26, 27, 29, 32, 34, 104, 114, 183 Hubbard, Debbie tSophomorel 43 Hubbard, Shelley tSophomorel 43 Hudgins, Ronald lSophomorel 14, 149 Huffman, lohn tFreshmanl 163 Hughes, Bobby Uuniorj 41, 133 Hughes, Brenda tFreshmanJ 163 Hughey, Iimmy tFreshmanl 163 Hulme, Bruce Uuniorl 133 Hulme, Teresa tFreshmanl 163 Huss, Martin Uuniorl 44 lker, Gary tSeniorl 115 Kuhlman, leanine tFreshmanl 23, 79, Laird, Lori tSeniorl 40, 116 Lacy, Steve tSophomorel 21, 31, 150 Landers, Mary IFreshmanl Landers, Steve ISophomorel 21, 150 Landreth, Vicki tSophomorel 23, 150 Lane, Caren Uuniorl 21, 134 Lane, Dav id lSophomorel 150 164 Lane, Sondra tSeniorj 116 Latimer, Debbie tFreshmanl 28, 53, 79, 158, 159, 164 Lawson, Kris tFreshmanl 164 Lawson, L isa fSophomoreJ 150 Layton, Denise Uuniorl 33, 34, 35, 134 Leach, Kristy lFreshmanl 20, 163 LeBlanc, Kelly Uuniorl 2, 20, 21, 29, 68, 127, 129, 134, 135 Lederer, Virginia tSopnomorel 150 Lee, Anita lSeniorl 43, 116 Lee, Debbie Uuniorl 43, 134 Lee, Kelsie tFreshmanl Lee, Steven fSeniorl Leggett, R obin lSeniorl 116 LeLux, Kenneth tSeniorl 41, 116 Lemme, Deborah ISeniorl 24, 29, 31, Lemme, William tFreshmanl 20, 164 Lemons, Donna tSeniorl 6, 28, 32, 45, 116 Lemons, Steve tSophomorel 60, 68, 69, 74, 150 Leonard, Angela fSophomorel 36, 150 Leonard, Billy Uuniorl 46, 127, 134 Leonard, Byron tSeniorl 46 35, 116 Ingram, Brant lSophomorel 60, 142, 149 Ingram, Darin tSeniorl 36, 43, 55, 58, 96, l15 Ivey, Michael Uuniorl 3 Ivey, Susanne Uuniorl 133 lackso lackso n, Darren tSeniorl 41, 43, 115 n, Paula Uuniorl 29, 37, 45, 84, 133 Iackson, Sheila tSophomorel 20, 149 lames, Michael L, Uuniorl 68, 69, 74, 133 lames, Michael K. Uuniorl 133 lames, Tammy tlfreshmanl 163 lanov, Richard tSophomorel 47 lasinski, Evon Uuniorl 23, 31, 37, 133 laynes, Catrena tluniorl 43, 133 laynes, Clint lFreshmanl 62, 63, 69, 78, 158, 161, 163 lefferson, Lynda Uuniorj 43, 133 lenkins, Billy fluniorl lenkins, loAnn tSophomorel lenkins, lohnny tSophomorel lenkins, Linda tSophomorel 36, 76, 77, 84, 149 lennings, Lee A. IFreshmanl 163 lennings, lohn tSophomorel 44, 149 lennings, Mary Uuniorl 29, 44, 134 lennings, Penny tSeniorl 37, 115 lenson, Karen IFreshmanl 20, 28, 79, 85, 163 lessup, Raymond Uuniorl 134 lett, Luther tlfreshmanl 163 lohnson, Cody Uuniorl 41, 48, 134 lohnson, Garry tFreshmanl lohnson, Gene tFreshmanl 21, 163 lohnston, Richard IFreshmanJ 163 lones, lones, lones, lones, lustiss, Kathy tlfreshmanl 163 Leslie tSophomorel 46 Ronda Uuniorl 13, 23, 37, 80, 82, 87, 134 Tracey fSophomorel 149 Larry tFreshmanl 163 Karr, Gary tFreshmanl 163 Kasterke, Glenda ISeniorl 43, 115 Kasterke, Ieff tSeniorl 46, 115 Keiser, Alan tSophomorel 60, 86, 149 Keiser, Lesa lFreshmanl 163 Keiser, Lesley tFreshmanl 163 Keller, Eric tFreshmanl 21, 163 Kennedy, lames tSeniorl 47, 115 dy, Tricia Uuniorl 33, 134 Levy, Bryan tSophomorel 20, 21, 150 Lewis, Scott lSophomorel 150 Lewis, Hayden tFreshmanl 164 Lewis, Yolanda Ouniorl 42, 134 Lichner, Shauna ISophomorel Linthicum, Danny tFreshmanl 164 Linthicum, Vickie tSeniorl 116 Lipe, David Uuniorl 21, 134 Litt, lohn lSophomorel 60, 86, 150 Little, Larry tFreshmanl 164 Lively, Lisa lSeniorl 21, 42, 117 Lockett, Amy ISeniorl 21, 29, 32, 117 Lone, Allen lSophomoreJ 151 Long, Daniel lSeniorl Longino, Ierry Uuniorl 26, 27, 28, 29, 36, 55, 68, 69, 134 Looper, Shan tSophomorel 151 Lopez, Candy trresnmanl 164 Lovett, Toby ISophomorel Lusk, Michael lFreshmanl 164 Luttrell, Dee Uuniorl 135 Mabry, lulie tFreshmanl 164 Mabry, Neil Uuniorl 32, 33, 36, 88, 135 Maloney, Daniel IFreshmanl 78, 164 Markel, Robert lFreshmanl 164 Markle, loe Uuniorl Markum, Mike ISeniorl 41, 117 Marshall, Amy Uuniorl 20, 26, 27, 28, 29, 70, 72 135 Martin, Nick Uuniorl 60, 135 Martin, Richard tSophomorel 44, 151 Martin, Robert tFreshmanl 21, 164 Martinez, Brenda tFreshmanl 164 Martinez, lohn tSophomorel 43, 69, 151 Martinez, Ray tSophomorel Martinez, Richard Uuniorl 135 Mask, Stephanie Uuniorl 127, 135 Mason, Kimberly fSophomorel 151 Massey, Cliff Uuniorl 135 Massey, Cylinda Uuniorl 45, 135 Massey, Mike Uuniorl 31, 39, 49, 135 Matheny, Denise tSeniorJ 23, 29, 42, 117 Maynard, loe tSophomorel 151 McAfee, Daryl tFreshmanl 62, 164 McCall, Rodger IFreshmanl 62, 78, 164, 166 McCall, Vince Uuniorl 29, 33, 55, 135 McClellan, Ed tSeniorl 29, 49, 99, 114, 117 Keplinger, David tSeniorJ 33, 35, 67, 115 Kessler, Guy tFreshmanl Key, Kelly lSophomorel Kezerle, Philip tSeniorl 26, 27, 35, 115 Kilpatrick, Barry tSeniorl 115 Kilpatrick, lames tSophomorel 149 Kilpatrick, lo lSophomorel 149 Kincaid, lackie tSeniorl 116 King, Debbie lFresnmanj 85, 163 King, Wendy IFreshmanl 163 Kinne, Deborah tSophomorel 43, 150 Kisselburg, Tina tSophomorel 24, 31, 34, 84, 150 Knight, Charlisa flfreshmanl 53, 79, 163 Knotts, Lisa tSophomorel 150 Knotts, Lori lSophomoreJ Knowles, Danny lFreshmanl 31 Kozy, Kirk Uuniorl 26, 27, 74, 134 Kraft, Donald lFreshmanl 164 Krenek, Stace Uuniorl 150 Kroening, Cindy Uuniorl 36, 43, 150 Kromer, lim Uuniorl 41, 134 Kruger, Sean tFreshmanl 164 Kuhlman, Fred tSeniorl 116 McClure, Anthony tSophomorel 60, 151 McClure, Diana tlzreshmanl 164 McCormic McDade. McDaniel, k, Sharon Uuniorl 135 Patricia tSophomorel 151 Larry tSeniorl 33, 59, 117 McDermott, Susan Uuniorl 38 McDonald, McDonald, Charles lSophomorel 151, McDonald, Ginae tFreshmanl 21, 43 McDonald, Perry tfreshmanl 20, 164 McFarland, lerry fFreshmanl 159, 164 McFarland McFarland , Sandra tSeniorl 43, 117 , Susan lSophomorel McGee, Loretta fSeniorJ 117 McGee, Sean Uuniorj 135 McGonigaI, Sheila tSophomorel 151 McGraw, Christine Uuniorl 13, 23, 42 McKinney. lames tFreshmanl 164 McKinney, lerl Uuniorl 135 McKinney, Mark lSophomorel 151 McKinney, Tonya Uuniorl 29, 30, 135, McMurray, Steven fFreshmanl Bobby tSeniorl 20, 41, 117 164 , 135 136 lT1d6X 0 199 Patterson, Cathy Uunior1 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, 34, McNeely, Andre tlfreshmanl 63, 164 McNeely, loseph 1Senior1 43. 55, 117 Melanson, Patty Uuniorl 29, 37, 42, 80, 82, 83, 136 Melton, Elaine Uunior1 43, 45, 136 Melton, Paula 1Freshmanl 21, 164 Melton, Tricia Uunior1 6, 24, 33, 34, 42, 136 Menikheim, Kevin 1Seniorl 40, 118 Mercer, Bradley 1Freshman1 164 l Meuir, Rickey tlunior1 Middleton, Kevin Uunior1 31, 68, 74, 127, 136, 138 Milan, Kathy Uuniorl 136 Miller, lohnny tfreshmanj 62, 78, 164 Miller, Kelly 1Seniorl 118 Miller, Phil 1Senior1 29, 33, 55, 58, 97, 118 Miller. Samuel tfreshmanj 164 Mitchell, lefirey tfreshmanj 62, 164 Mitchell, Robert Uuniorl 26, 27, 29, 43, 55, 58, 66, 67, 68, 69, 135, 136 Mitchell, Stanley 1Senior1 47, 118 Mitchell, Tammy tluniorl 136 Mobley, Carolyn 1Senior1 29, 42, 118 Mobley, Marilyn 1Senior1 29. 42. 118 Molden , Douglas tEreshman1 78, 164 Molinar, Teresa lfreshmanl 164 Montgomery, Kim 1Seniorl 3-1, 42, 118 Moody, Norma tfreshmanl 164 Mooney, Tammy 1Senior1 14, 36, 42, 70, 72, 101, 1 18 Moore, Dina tSophomore1 62, 87, 148, 151 Moore. Moore, Moore, lames 1Sophomore1 151 Robert 1Sophomore1 151 Teresa 1Ereshmanl 164 Moorhead, Redonda Uuniorl 24, 31, 32, 37, 45, 127 , 136 Moreno, Carol Uuniorj 43, 136 Morgan, Dana 1Freshman1 165 Morgan, Sandra 1Sophomorel 151 Morris, Dewey 1Sophomore1 152 Morris, Don 1Senior1 41, 118 Morris, Elisa tFreshmanl 165 Morris, Eric 1Sophomore1 36, 68, 69, 74, 151, 165 Morris, Morris, Morris, Morriso Gregory 1Seniors1 55, 118 Ioey Uunior1 60, 136 Virginia llfreshmanj 165 n, Andrae 1Sophomore1 21, 41 Morrison, Glenn tSeniorl 41, 119 Morrison, liro 1Sophomorel 32, 60, 143, 152 Moyers, Brant Uuniorl 29, 136 Mullins, Cynthia tSophomore1 152 Nabors, Randy 1Freshman1 165 Nance, Paula Uuniorj 43, 136 Nash, Tim Uuniort 55, 119 Neel, Robert 1Senior1 119 Nelson, Dana 1Freshmanl 165 Nelson, Michelle 1Freshman1 165 Nobles, lamie Uuniorl 55, 86, 136 Norris, Monica tfreshmanl 20, 36, 165 Norton, Colleen tSophomore1 20, 37, 152 Oakes, Reba tSeniorl 37, 45, 119 O'Connor, Don tluniort 47, 136 O'Connor, Michael 1Sophomore1 152 Ogrodnik, David Uuniorl 136 Oldham, Cynthia Uuniorl 137 Orban, William lSophomore1 152 Orebaugh, Denise 1Sophomore1 119, 152 Orebaugh, Donald 1Seniorl 40 Osborne, Tony Uuniorl 35, 36, 55, 59, 68, 69, 126, 132, '137 Otsuka, Owens, Keiko 1Senior1 43, 119 Ronnie Uuniorj 40, 137 Pack, Delbert 1Freshman1 165 Pape, Ken lFreshman1 21, 165 Pape, Linna tSenior1 24, 43, 119 Park, Lisa tfreshmanl 21, 165 Parris, Ron 1Freshman1 165 Parsons, Michelle 1Sophomorel 152 36, 126, 137 Patterson, Mary 1SophomoreJ 152 Patterson, Daniel 1Seniorl Patterson, Waymon 1Senior1 119 Paxton, David 1Freshman1 165 Pease, Kellie lSophomore1 Pelaez, Alma Uuniorl 33, 42, 83, 137 Pelaez, Tony 1Seniorl 36, 43, 66, 68, 69, 119 Perez, Lori tSophomore1 Perkins, Sharolyn tSenior1 119 Petrek, Lisa 1Freshman1 85, 165 Pewitt, Olan tSophomore1 21, 152 Phillips. Phillips, David 1SeniorJ 120 Norma tSophomore1 38, 152 Philips, Pat 1Freshman1 165 Pierce, Donna 1SeniorJ 43, 120 Pilon, Mary 1Senior1 37, 80, 81, 82, 83, 100, 120 Pipkin, 1 Pipkin, eff 1Sophomore1 32, 152 lracie Uuniorj 20, 34, 42, 137 Plock, Rick 1SeniorJ 55, 86, 120 200 o Index Podsednik, Gladys Uuniorl 137 Polage, Robin lSenior1 29, 35, 37, -12, 120 Pollard, Karla 1Freshman1 85, 165 Pollard, Philip 1Senior1 44, 120 Pool, Eddie 1Ereshman1 69, 165 Pool, Rocky tfreshmanl 165 Pope, Robin 1Freshman1 165 Popejoy, Vickie Uuniorj 42, 52, 73, 137 Poppelreiter, Sandy 1Seniorl 21, 29, 120 Postell, Ricky lluniorl Potter, Carla 1Sophomorel 24, 34, 152 Powell, Angela 1Ereshman1 79, 85, 166 Powell, Kirk 1Freshman1 62, 162, 166 Powell, Wes tSenior1 41 Powers, Angela Uuniorj 34, 137 Presswood, Stacey 1Senior1 28, 29, 70, 71, 80, 82, 83, 103, 106, 120 Price, Sherry 1Freshman1 166 Priddy, Patti tluniorj 37, 73 Putnam, Ricky 1Sophomore1 60, 152 Quintero, Adelaide tSophomore1 44 Quintero, Steven Uuniorj 46, 137 Rainey, William 1Freshman1 Rasmon, Donna tSophomore1 20, 152 Rasmon, lohn Uuniorl 41 Rawlins, Russell 1Senior1 Rawlins, Steve 1Sophomorel 21, 152 Ray, David 1Senior1 137 Ray, Michelle 1Freshman1 21, 166 Razo, Alicia 1Sophomore1 153 Razo, Richard 1Freshman1 69, 166 Reath, Tracey tFreshman1 166 Reaves, Randy tSophomore1 153 Redwine, Tammy 1Senior1 120 Reed, Iimmy 1Sophomore1 Reed, Michael tSeniorl 120 Reeves, Kellye 1Sophomore1 21, 34, 153 Reid, Tewana 1Sophomore1 Renneberg, Lisa 1Senior1 24, 43, 121 Rettinger, Denise Uuniorj 29, 37, 42, 137 Reynolds, Gina Uuniorl 26, 27, 127, 137 Reynolds, Mary tluniorj 137 Rhodes, loe 1Sophomore1 153 Rhodes, Steve 1Senior1 55, 121 Richards, Clyde 1Sophomorel 153 Richards, Tony 1Freshman1 166 Richardson, Clarence tfreshmanl 166 Richardson, Robert Uuniorl 138 Riggs, Terrie 1Sophomore1 Riley, Carey 1Senior1 47, l2'l Roberts, Dana tluniorj 85, 138 Roberts, Gerry 1Seniorl 121 Robertson, Randall Uuniorj 36, 60, 138 Rodden, Kelly Uuniorl Rodriguez, Robbie 1Freshmanl 21, 62, 88, 166 Rogers, Kerry tfreshmanj 166 Rogers, Richard tlireshmanl 86, 166 Root, Tammy 1Sophomore1 Rubenkoenig, Tracy lS0phomore1 21, 153 Ruggles, Scott 1Sophomorel 153 Ruggles, Valerie 1Senior1 Rush, Laurella 1Sophomore1 153 Russell, Deanna Uuniorl .33, 1,38 Russell, Deena 1Seniorl 20, 121 Russell, Mike 1Seniorl -11, 121 Russell, Wendy tSophomore1 23, 152 Rutledge, Christie Uuniorl 24, 26, 27, 138 Salinas, Lori tFreshrnan1 53, 166 Salinas, Mimi Uuniorl 31, 138 Salinas, Sandra Uuniorl -15, 138 Sanders, Rusty 1Freshman1 62, 166 Saunders, Melanie Uuniorl 6, 33, 36, 70, 72, 138 Sayers, David tFreshman1 21, '166 Scheuerman, Karla 1Senior1 121 Schiffman, Kenneth 1Sophomore1 166 Schiffman, Marita 1Senior1 38, 121 Schnittger, Sandra Uuniorj 33, 43, 138 Schutza, Alvin 0unior1 138 Schutza, Eddie 1Sophomore1 60, 153 Scott, Kirk 1Sophomore1 Scott, Lori Uuniorl 40, 138 Scott, Sheldon tfreshmanl 166 Seagraves, Brenda 1FreshmanJ 166 Segars, Frank Uuniorj Serenil, Mary 1Seniorl 40, 121 Serenil, Rose tfreshmanl 166 Sharp, Katerena 1Seniorl 21, 29, 42, 45, 121, 139 Shearman, Charles 1Freshman1 62, 167 Shelton, Angela 1Sophomorel 28, 73, 84, 143, 151, 153 Shelton, DeeDee Uuniorj 138 Shelton, Michael 1Freshman1 28, 162, 167 Shelton, Suzanne Uunior1 Shepherd, Kimberly tFreshman1 36, 85, 167 Sherrard, Tonya tfreshmanl 167 Shertzer, Lorri 1FreshmanJ 20, 167 81. Sherwood, Marty tFreshman1 167 Sherwood, Melissa 1Sophomore1 Shockley, Cynthia 1Seniorl 122 Sholars, Gregory tFreshman1 62, 86, 167 Sholars, Michael tSenior1 35, 86 Shue, Tammy Uuniorj 45, 138 Sides, Elizabeth 1Sophomore1 31, 138, 144, 153 Simpson, Luanne tluniorl 40, 138, 139 Singleton, Debbie Uuniorj 37 Slaughter, Virginia 1Sophomorel 73, 153 Smith Smith , Debbie Uuniorj 42, 43, 138 Debbie 1Seniorl 122 Smith, Dianna Uuniorl 45, 139 Smith, lanet 1Sophomore1 153 Smith Smith , Iohnny lluniorl Lori tSophomore1 23, 153 Smith, Phillip Uuniorl 20, 21, 29, 139 Smith, Shelley Uunior1 6, 33, 36, 70, 73, 139 Smith, Stephanie 1lunior1 24, 29, 31, 33, 34, 130, 139 Smith, Wesley tfreshmanl Sosa, Cathy lSophomore1 21, 153 Sosa, Iohnny Uuniorl 33, 35, 88, 139 Sosa, Richard 1Senior1 Southers, Kim Uuniorl 24, 26, 27, 31, 32, 138, 139 Southers, Craig tSophomore1 154 Sowards, Stephanie tSenior1 122 Spence, Brenda 1Senior1 21, 29, 122 Spence, Trudy 1Sophomorel 21, 28, 154 Spillman, Janine tFreshmanl 167 Spoonemore, Tim 1Freshman1 62, 63, 69, 78, 159, 165, 167 Spurlock, Ronnie tSenior1 41, 122 Spurlock, Susan 1Sophomore1 26, 27, 31, 143, 154 Stanfield, Bobby 1Freshman1 21, 167 Stanford, Lori tSophomorel 28, 36, 73, 147, 154 Stanley, Paul Uuniorj 47, 139 Starr, Clayton Uuniorj 41, 139 Steel, Katrina Uuniorl 45, 139 Stell, Kevin Uunior1 46 Stell, Wendy tlfreshmanj 167 Stephens, Terri 1Sophomore1 36, 73, 80, 81, 83, '154 Stewart, Elizabeth iSenior1 42, 122 Stewart, Michael 1Freshman1 21, 167 Stewart, Penny tSophomore1 154 Stogsdill, Randy 1Sophomore1 154 Stone, Cheryl 1Freshman1 167 Stone, Leslie 1Freshmanl Stonehouse, Denise 1Sophomorel 154 Stowe, Kenneth 1Freshman1 Stowe, Ronald 1Sophomore1 44 Stringer, Matthew Uuniorl 20, 69, 139 Stringer, Nora lFreshman1 167 Stringer, Phillip lSeniorl 46, 66, 122 Strobel, Cheryl Uuniorj 24, 29, 34, 139 Strobel, Marc tSeniorl 29, 55, '100, 122 Suggs, Donna Uuniort 24, 32, 33, 139 Sullenberger, Barry 1SeniorJ 20, 30, 122 Sullenberger, Thomas 1Sophomore1 21, 154 Sullens, lames 1Sophomore1 Summerville, Debbie tSophomore1 154 Suratt, lay Uunior1 6, 26, 27, 29, 33, 36, 55, 130, 139 Swatford, Freddie Uuniorl Swaim, Sabra 1Sophomore1 154 Sweatman, Vickie Uuniorl 42, 139 Taborsky, Sonia 1Seniorl 20, 29, 122 Tallant, Shawn Uuniorl 34, 36, 55, 59, 68, 69, 139 Taylor, Katherine 1Seniorl 29, 123, 140 Taylor, Kathy Uuniorl 20, 29, 40, 140 Taylor, Kevin tSophomore1 60, 68, 69, 154 Teague, Tammie 1Sophomore1 15-1 Tefertiller, Christi tSophomore1 28, 149, 154 Templeton, Andy 1Sophomore1 74, 154 Terry, Martin 1Senior1 123 Terry, Steven tSophomore1 154 Thetford, Trey 1Freshman1 62, 69, 167 Thomas, Dinker Uuniorl 55, 140 Thomas, Barbara 1Sophomore1 Thomas, Roland 1Sophomore1 60, 86, 140 Thomasson, Sherry 1Senior1 29, 35, 123 Thompson, Angela Uuniorj 38, 41 Thompson, lerry 1SeniorJ 44, 123 Thompson, loe Uuniorj Thompson, Katherine tSenior1 43 Thompson, Rickey 1Sophomore1 21, 167 Thompson, Ronny 1Sophomorel 155 Thompson, Sam Uuniorl Thornborrow, lohn 1Sophomore1 155 Thornborrow, Mark Uunior1 44, 140 Thornton, lerry 1Senior1 41, 43, 123 Thornton, Kasey 1Senior1 20, 123 Thornton, Tracy tSenior1 40, 49, 123 Timmels, Terri 1Sophomore1 155 Tow, Debbie Uunior1 24, 45, 140 Travis, Gail tlunior1 24, 31, 140 Trimble, Tammye 1Sophomore1 23, 37, 142, 155 Trotter, Larry tSophomore1 155 Turbeville, Lewis iSenior1 29, 36, 37, 43, 55, 59, 68, 69, 98, 12,3 103, 125 Turner, lared tlfreshmanl Turnham, Lyndon lSophomore1 155 Tyson, Susan Uuniorl 33, 140 Unsell, Glenn lSophomorel 155 Unsell, Tina lSenior1 .Z-1, 29, 32, 3-1, 35, 123 Upshaw, Debra Uuniorl 29, 135, 1-10 Valdez, Heidi 1Sophomorel 84, 155 Vandertord, Daryl llreshmanl 167 Vankirk, Sharon Uuniorl 1-10 Vecchio, losephrne lluniorl 40, 80, 8-1, 140 Vecchio, Mary tSophomorel 2-1, 33, 155 Vecchio, Sam lSeniorJ 36, 43, 123 Walker, Venton, Venton, Vernon, luanita Uuniorl 1-10 Perry lSeniorl -11, 12-1, 1-10 Rachel lSenior1 110, I2-1 Wade, Chris lS0phomore1 Wagner, Pat 1Freshmanl 20 Wagner, William lFreshmanl 167 Walden, Brian Uuniorl 60 Walden, lody Freshmanl 21, 28, 167 Walker, David Uuniorl 1-10 Walker, lay 1Freshman1 62, 86, 167 Walker, lohn Uunior1 29, -11, 1-10, 167 Walker, lohn lfreshmanl 29, -12, 1-10, 167 1Valker, Kevin 155-niorl 21, 12-1 Walker, Layette l5ophomorel 155 Walker, Linda Uuniorl 13, 23, 33, 82, l-10, 169 Walker, Linda lFreshmanl Walker, Randy lSophomorel 60, 1-14, 150, 155 Walker, Richard Uuniorl 4-1 Walker, Stanley tSen1or1 -1-1, 58, 12-1 Walker, Tammie lSophomore1 55 Wayne lSer1ior1 39, -19, 12-1 Wilbur, Cheryl lSeniorl 29, 32, 52, 124, 125 Wilcox, Regina Uunrorl 45, 141 Wiley, Dawn Uuniorl 33, 1-11 Wilkins, Barbara lFreshmanJ 167 Williams, jerry lSophomore1 86, 156 Williams, Kim lFreshmanj 21, 167 Williams, Linda Uunior1 41 Williams, Robbin 1Sophomore1 156 Williams, Theresa lSophomorel 2-1, 156 Williams, Tim tSeniorl 47, 125 Wingo, Kim Uunior1 43, 141 Winters, Mary lSophomorel 36, 156 Wirsing, Guy lSenior1 12, 29, 33, 43, 55, 59, 88, Witty, joseph lFreshmanl Wolfe, Larry Uuniorl 39, 49 Womack, Gwen 1Seniorl 20, 29, 125 Wood, Cary lSenior1 Wood, ludy Uuniorl 141 Woods, Brenda Uunior1 45, 141 Wooten, Kenneth lSeniorl Wooton, Rhonda lFreshman1 167 Worth, Lee Gophomorel 156 Wright, Donald tlireshmanl 62, 167 Wright, Lois Uuniorl 21, 29, 33, 34, 141 Wright, Tammy lSophomore1 45 Wyche, Mark Uuniorl 140, 141 Yaws, Donna lFreshmanJ 21, 157 Yeomans, Wanda Uuniorj 141 York, Bobby Uunior1 -14 Young, Faron tlfreshmanl 69, 167 Young, Robert Uuniorl 55, 141 Yow, Wesley Uuniorl 141 Zeigler, Elizabeth Uuniorl 141 Ziegler, Martin Uuniorl 141 Une Last Wall, Sheila Uuniorl -13, 1-10 Wallace, Teresa 1Sophomorel 80, 8-1, 155 Waller, Elizabeth llireshmanl 167 Walsh, Mark lSophomore1 Walsh, Sean lSenior1 124 Wander, Cindy 1Sophomore1 84, 85, 155 Warchesik, Lee lSophomore1 55 Ware, leff 1Freshmanl 21, 167 Warren, Mark lSeniorl 38, 40, 12-1 Watts, Michael lFreshmanl 33, 62, 69, 155, 167 Watts, Michelle iSophomore1 Webster, Roy tFreshmanl 167 Weeks, Gregory lSophomorel 21, 156 Weese, Nora lSenior1 124 Welborn, Cliff tFreshman1 62, 167 Welch, Clete Uuniorl 3, 6, 29, 33, 36, 41, 55, 59, 88, 127, 130, 1-11 Welch, Debbie lSenior1 11, 42, 52, 70, 71, 94, 95, 124 Welch, Helen tfreshmanl 79, 85, 167 Welch, Lana Uunior1 141 Welch, Sherri lSophomore1 14, 76, 77, 81, 83. 155 Wenzel, Wanda tSenior1 -'13, 125 West, Dusty lSophomorel 156 West, Rikki lSenior1 43, 125 Wester, Don l5eniorj 40, 125 Westover, Carry tSophomore1 156 Wethington, loe tSenior1 11, -11, 102, 125 Wharton, Cynette llfreshmanl 167 Whitaker, Gina lSeniorl 24, 29, 70, 73, 102, 125 White, lames lSeniorJ 12, 55, 58, 125 White, lames tSophomore1 55 White, leff lFreshmanJ 167 Whitehead, Leslie Uuniorj -17, 141 Whitlock, Bryan Uunior1 141 Wiggs, Gina tSophomore1 36, 73, 84, 156 Hurrah! mimi, 15? 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