to the students of Brewer, the late David Gurley and the late Johnnie Sue Gurley McAnally Ward. In order to honor their memories, in the late 1990s, John W. Tomlinson, a student at the time, and Jerry Thomas, a teacher at the time who taught English and sponsored the Thespian Society, undertook a campaign to rename Brewer's library "The David Gurley and Johnnie Sue McAnally Ward Media Center." John and Jerry raised the funds and had Ms. Ward's portrait commissioned to be displayed by her brother's portrait in the Media Center. There is also an JROTC / In-School Suspension building and Band Room. There are two gymnasiums, a softball complex, and a baseball complex. The football stadium has a six lane track, field house, and weight room. Besides the regulation football field, there are four additional regulation fields that are used for practicing football, soccer, and a marching band field. One of these additional fields is the official soccer field. There is also an Outdoor Classroom and "Farm" for the agriculture classes, and two greenhouses used for the Horticulture classes. Sports Baseball Basketball Cheerleading Cross Country Football Soccer Softball Track Volleyball Notable alumni Jan Crawford, chief legal and political correspondent for CBS News Cully Hamner, comic book artist and writer. Gary Knotts, Former MLB player (Florida Marlins, Detroit Tigers) Jonathan La Rue (Class of 2003), Cyber Engineer and Hacktivist, Rated "Top 20 Hacker in the World" by WIRED Magazine and the DOJ, Creator of ransomeware CryptoLocker and Co-creater of ransomeware Robinhood, Owner of Skeleton Key Cyber Solutions, LLC. Travis S. Taylor, star of National Geographic Channel's Rocket City Rednecks. Gary Winton (Class of 1974), basketball player at Army References Public high schools in Alabama Educational institutions established in 1972 Schools in Morgan County, Alabama Decatur metropolitan area, Alabama 1972 establishments in Alabama