Brewer High School - Patrian Yearbook (Somerville, AL)

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Left Photo: Since 1972, the band has grovsijigfrom forty-three members to 145LiBQtt0m Phofof-lALong and hot practigeglafter schodlfepay off 'for7fina1 peg-formancesgjf 'm'A Q , F xr A fl A -1 I, W, ' 'V L.g . -g.. -g-'. ., ,.. A . j - MH N I- g .wzffffeif-eijziei1L M -Q,-'.'4zQ le Q . .. V AY ' f 1 Tw -1-1 K - Y ' , .4 , --lf fa-Mn, .. . i 4. , A , V K,.. ,..,5w' o o la e- sl - Q f ,fry 5--,Q - N W V Q55 ' 'R . 1 ,aw-ag-W A ' ,' V-kj ' - 1 ' X, 'bf ,ww -.l A 44 S1- '-g, H--:Wa , eislpgw--B -eI,Lf,' -ff e , l l 15 A ..g l n l, 'Q .' ' .'-.Iliff ,'fn'm'feff1oh - ., L,1,1.,11il,RW.5,,- f r'Lz Norww . L, an an f kigqjk Y y 'ip A L Leftyfkhoto: Bahdieiifnembers fide on the bus to Hartselle football game ,-' op Photoflfjlffleers for the Year are, Left to Right: Keith Whitesides, President: Pam Grasseale, Viceglffesidentp Geprie Holland, Secretaryg Christie Crawford, Treasurer. V L L l ,-Ve,lel, L ' lil LV Band 171

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T he ,Brewer High School Band . is jthe largest bands in and has ac- complishiecljjthel'name The Pride of Morgan Countyf' Summerband camp started the first week of August at Brewer High School. Practices were on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 6 p.m. until about 8 p.m. Four daysa week the band practic- ed until about 5 p.m. each day after school. The band plays at every pep rally to help add excite-r ment to the students. Football games and pep rallsiesff rte llip y are not the only occasions for the band to perform. The concert season provides numerous events for the musicians to practice, polish, and perform. Each year, the S bandgoes to District Contest. At District, held. at Decatur High the band received excellent eiys J trsl ffThe Christmas Concert, sisr .at .T program of Christmasimusicriistheld every year in December in the Brewer gym. The Spring Concert in May enter- tains the audience with a variety of songs. s at s . Since its beginning the band has grown in both size and abilities. Jim Crawley has been director for the band for thirteen years since the band first started. Mr. Crawley has always told his students to listen not only to themselves but to the others in the room. Since 1972 the band has grown from forty-three members to 145. This number includes two drum ma- jorettes,fjfQig1Ttf ..i.p.. i QII18j01'9ff9S, five members .r' honor guard, three rifle eleven members of the rflagfcorps. Q The banana members sold Alabama and Auburn programs this year to raise money for new uniforms. The band also spon- sored a circus to raise money for as band trip. . S s I-1 0.3 E as U E O I1 as I ' olmes lim Band members practice during evenings for perfection. t 170 Band

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Clarinets, FiQEQ,Row, I..eft-go Right: Robin Hall, Andrea. Gilcliifist, Tammy Sharbutt, Elizabeth jones, ml : S am Manni jennifer Dunnaway, Cindy Stinson, ' 'L' A ngel Smith. Second Row: jenny Ball, Si? :',D awn Thompson, Amy Goree, Carole 172 'Band Clay, Sherri'S1aten, Mary,-Bartlett, San- dy Osborne, Andrea Bedfors. Third Row: Cherie Garner, Keith Whitesidesf, Terri Mitchell, Shelley Knox, Angie Hill, Angie Mobley, Mike Spray, Jen- nifer Beaxfers, Shelleyfgnclerson. ,eeaa ,,l, C ,ala , ,ae I aaao, 3 , ' llll l 2 Flutes, First Row, Left to Right: Rhonhf Ford, Pam Brasseale, Tracy Taylor, Allison Sirns, Racheal,jjRobet'ts, Cindy Shavers, Kelly Se, ond Row: Tami Chaviers, Vicki-'Hiimp1irey,,I1eii1eVe, Nelson, Gerri Holland, Kristi Kelley Brown, julie Hastings.fThird Row: Kristi Aldridge, Tammie Suggs, Loretta' Graham, ,,,' , fyjennifelr Patton, Michele Crawley,'Arny Linddey, , I : .- , + . 1, Q S i I-Ei ., 5 Y Trumpets, First Row, Lef-A to ,Valorie Owens, Angela gaker, Lisa Bartee, Daonne Ozbolt,,Kl5l-n Holmes, Racheal f,Poole, Cindy- uller, Jeff Childers. Second Reiki 'i,i joey 'LatHiii11,, Pam Looney, Rhonda Maxiivell, Briscoe, Lori Jennings, Sherri Holrnes, Third Row: Scarlett Winlon, Diana Camp, eGeorge Thompson, ,Eric Johnston, Scott' Iohnso , fMiChael Oden. f in 'fggjf : l l E z l -C i, 5 i s I l