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,, ,A me 3 f A .J HOMECOMING QUEEN 154 Homecoming DONITA SHARP ll 'T 1, -i V 49, What makes a Brewer Homecoming Queen? In order to make a Brewer Queen, you start with a girl who possesses beauty both inside and outside. Next, you add a warm, outgoing personality, mix in some school in- volvement and spirit, add a little bit of originality, and finish with a winning smile. Escorted by Bill Robershaw, our 1984 Brewer High Homecoming Queen, Donita Sharp, received the tradi- tional kiss from Mr. Iames Tucker during the crowning at halftime. Donita, the auburn haired, blue eyed daughter of Huey and Linda Sharp, possesses all of these qualities. She enjoys being outdoors, listening to the radio, playing softball, basketball and going to foot- ball games. Donita is a member of FHA and B-Club.
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'iv if' Students display on costume day! -NN! f-1, Tuesday at Brewer was a return of the fif- ties craze. Students did the Iitterbug and Twist and Stroll at the sock hop, complete with poodle skirts, bobby socks, leather jackets and greased hair. On Formal Day, Wednes- day, students wore dresses or suits and ties. Thursday was Mas- querade Day. At break prizes were given to students with the best costumes. Friday, Red White and Blue Day, people really showed their pride by wearing the Patriot colors. The day was highlighted by a pep rally. The cheerleaders did a super dance routine to the song Pretty Young Thing by Micheal jackson. FHA, B-Club, winners - Sandy Osborne, Larissa Brown, Wayne Sim- Emily Houser, and Dan Elkins. Baby Gena Morgan. and the Thespians per- formed skits. The Senior Class won the Spirit Stick, and everyone looked for- ward to attending the Homecoming Game that night. Homecoming Week 153
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fn all t D a 1 .E E 'O 'U :I 5 17: Aff' 171 D. CL E if A E 5 2 KATHY BAGGETT, Senior TANYA MAPLES, Iunior 'gi A -A .. 8 8 E E 03 03 D. D. E E E ' E 2 5 KERI BUMBALOUGH, Sophomore PATTI BRQWNI Freshman Class Representative: L to R: Tina Allen, Tammy Allen, Tonya Maples, Page Owens, Pam Oldacre, Patti Brown, Melody Max- well, Keri Bumbalough,.Kathy Baggett, Angie Hartsfield, Donita Sharp, Candis Mooneyham, and Allison Murphy. Homecoming 155
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