Is the Bear Tracks Decades 60's still current and up and running? I see only posts from 2005, am I missing something? I would like to participate on the iste but it appears as though it's inactive according to what I've read of the posts. Anyone?

Don Law '67

Hi fellow babies, I was wondering if anyone knows where I can snag a copy of a 1967 year book. I have '65, '66, & '68, but I would like a copy of my graduation year of 1967. I've been told that I can view a copy at the high school library while I'm searching for a copy. Maybe someone is willing to part with a copy for whatever reason and we can negotiate. Mean while, here's a web site someone just sent that I think all you Bears will dig: http://oldfortyfives.com/DYRT.htm It's an oldies site with music and other kewl stuff. Enjoy.

Don Law '67

I just found the site! Glad to see there's a Bears Den! I've come out of hibernation to make a suggestion. I was just listening to the 50's & 60's Oldies Sirius radio station and heard "Be True to Your School", and thought that would be great for background site music, if the copyright laws will allow same! I wish I had found this earlier, cuz I missed the THE BOP!!!!! Sounds like it was a cool & fun time had by all! Keep up the good work!

Go Bears! (Beat Castleberry!!!!!---LOL)
Don Law
1967

Well, in case you didn't make it to the Bop Party on April 14th at the VFW in White Settlement, you missed the party of the year!! It was a great time and I just want to thank the many people who worked so hard to make it happen: Mary Kay Pennington, Mary Kemp and both her sons, Jimmie Lou Pennington, and Erma Barnes. I'm sure there were more behind the scenes participants that I'm not aware of but they all did such a great job. The entertainment was nostalgic and so much fun and the food was wonderful. Not to mention the company!!!!!

I am looking for my old buddy, Wendy Vorholt, class of 77. Last I knew she was living in Arlington, but I haven't heard from her in several years. I would love to track her down if anyone can help!

Thanks!
Lori Pollock (Pinkerton)

Exes meeting at the Point April 14, 2007 at 2:00 pm followed by a Class of 1966's Bears Night Out. We are meeting at 5:00 at Joe's Pasta and Pizza (or is it Joe's Pizza and Pasta???) on Clifford in White Settlement, across from Walmart.

By Cheryl Posey

A small group from the Brewer Exes Association met again on a sunny
afternoon this past Saturday at The Point Restaurant in Fort Worth. The
meeting was only one of a series of meetings intended to revitalize the
association and set some goals for the future.
Some of the goals set in previous meetings have already been reached
including the establishment of a website by Raymond Forsythe for
ex-students to find out information about the association among other
things. All ex-students can access information about future and ongoing

Added a new forum where you can ask about classmates from your school years. Go to forums and add a forum topic in this forum about who you are looking for. If you know how to get in touch with someone that is being asked about then post that information for them. You can also post some information about yourself and an email address just in case someone might be looking for you.

William Russell Brown, 30, a sergeant first class and a Green Beret in Special Forces, U.S. Army, died while defending our country in Afghanistan on Monday, Nov. 6, 2006.

William was born Dec. 16, 1975, in Fort Worth. He knew at an early age that serving in the military was his calling. He graduated in 1994 from Brewer High School in White Settlement, where his passion was football. Just two weeks after graduation, he joined the Army. Just a few short months later, he married the love of his life, Audra. In 2004, he completed Special Forces Qualification, a program that tested Bill physically, emotionally and mentally. In October 2005, he was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group/Airborne at Fort Bragg. He was serving his second tour of duty in Afghanistan when he died.

Hey, all Brewer Exes do you have a burning desire or just a light itch to tell a story from your old school days. Well, now you can do that and have an audience. Just click on 'create content' in the menu. When taken to the create content page select 'story' and follow the instructions on how to post it. It will be published on the front page to share with everyone. We ask that you please be discreet and forgo using other people's names just for good manners. Be creative and if you get overly descriptive or revealing we may have to edit ya'. We know how these old school days stories from Brewer High can be.