Brewer High School - Patrian Yearbook (Somerville, AL)

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E I 1 on GUARD l i e - , Q I l,sc,, M i 1 5 ieii rifles and the banner carriers. The the band and contributes an element of practiced four days a week after school with the routines that were uniquely their own. 'Ifhefhi of Kim Mason, Michele Brown, Lisa- and Kay Mason. V ' V V e l an ii1i isu is i huo riu ir o 2 - rrue iisir seihr - uuoi Y ei.srii - I e M l 1 ' , fif' --fff f ff -1Qf,i'5gi,-1g' I ,-i,i'.f'f zfi, S il .i,--5:z.', i fii ' ,.: f--, '? Q -'f1:?'1i:,'f--ei':' 2 .. ? The flag corps is a sideline to the add style and color to the band. The addd color and continuity 'to the various musical band plays. Flags, Pictured Left to Right are: Clemons, Shelly Duncan, Anita Byrd, Angie Yarbrough, Keel, Melanie Smith, Kim Blankenship, Annetreyaliighfii and-,Cindy Howard. 3 A M if rc,r J , y s y , ,cyl ,,ryy jj y f J , Q Z E , . l l I

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Low Woodwinds, Above, First Row, Left to Right: Camilla Phillips, Pen- ny Wigginton, Donna Scott. Second Row: LeeAnn Freeman, Sandy Bates, Kim Grider, Connie Dotson. Third Row: Jimmy Martin, Greg Ander- son, Marty Stringer, Matt Phillips. Percussion, Left, First Row, Left to Right: Mike Vifezierski, Tray Walden. Second Row: Kevin Varney, Brian Oakes, Kim Wilson, Terry Freeman, Paul Goodwin. Low Brass, Below, First Row, Left to Right: Donna Stevens, Krista Wilson, Kelly johnson, Melanie McCutcheon. Second Row: Becky Henderson, Tracy Kent, Robin Kelley, Wendy Heflin. Third Row: Chris Wright, Kim Briscoe, Mark Goree. , elf 59 YW! Drum Majorettes, Left! Two irnportant figures in the band are the drum majorettes. Penny Wiggington g too-headj and Kelley Brown fheadj directed the sband during football season and led the band through tough mar- ching patterns on the football field. The drum majorettes start the halftime show and direct thetband when they sit in the stands. Band 1

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, r aarse 5 ei-Zzgbt of tibia Bands AI hen marching rolhlsihhfftth around falsliffaafasia few students l l 'give iiuphllttheir instruments ' and take on the majorette's respon- sibihty. The majorettes spergt l ll -many , ' M it long, sehool and , : majorettes Effreceivedheathigh rating at jacksonville State's majorette camp. Monefyrij ari was M raised durihg the summer to pay tui- tion costs selling doughnuts.tThe :routines this year had extras such as twirling fire, streamers, andrggwygo batons. The rr1 ajorettesQQa1sortwirlediat t npep gfreallies by doing a Charleston dance to a 1920's sorrge 'arid twirling to Birth,orislathe he Maiofeffesf s e t .st to Righti-J Johnson, co-heady Rhonda Ford, Kim Dukesgjsoa Melanie McCutcheon, Mary Bartlettplis heaclg Cherie Garner, andjCami11ah he s M Philliiffsr stre e i X 5 is i , Q13 I , mfr. ' x X 3 3 Q r.: ', f fx Aw 1 51 I ,Q ' jg. I V , if I' P . M M M Q M fi' , Q, f ,-1 X Xl 1516 'n ,JN , M Us E 2 X . a - ' :A ... . a '- ,-' I ' r T N 7,,' 1 'L' srei 5 M 'w'N' :Q , ' -f M, W k ,f' Y ,r'f'2fff+HL - ' if? ' X :A Q rias f N Q i i ' M errre W ,,,,, , , , if , , . J W WV ,- ,,,, V ,tv ig th ' Y' 1 75,35 Q- , gh M l as a . ?WEaZ 152 M Beth Taylor N OS di e ralg Num Waldrup Stu 'YA h hand 175