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

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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.

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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

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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