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

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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

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The drill team twists during the half time, The New Beginning Sees Brewer Students Active in Many Ways As the students clamor through the halls, the bell rings interminably. Crashing sounds of lockers being slammed fill the air. The halls are lined with people on the wall, Forming small cliques are the socials, freaks, snobs, brains, jocks, and primps-the scene on any ordinary day. 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

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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.