Brewer High School - Patrian Yearbook (Somerville, AL)

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V . -V Junior Sc1enceClu The junior Sciencelfllub sponsorsigthe school's annually fairfTaTrhey buy all awards for the fair's winners and pay all schoolentry fees for55regiongil,e State and national coinjietitionoff if V or t tenth grade student who is interested in science may join rhe Junior Science Club. Talking a 'e'd ct lass isfnot a membership re- quirement. When the club meets, the members play science' and biology bingo, play other science games, discuss' science, and conducttscientific demonstrations. lffi i First Row, Left to Right: Ei'ic,Iol1nston,,f.i1f1'oby Bolden. Second Rowz. Sheri Slaten, Camilla Phillips, Sherry Dunkin, Penny Wiginton. Third Row: Brian Brown, Mis. Ellinger, Gary Landers, Mrs. Shelton, Toby Chambers. Bottom: Cacey Smiths entry in theliSciencef'-Fdir answers the question: Dries yeast give off gas? mjzugnior Science Club 199

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Student , s , .... K . 1 - First Row, Left to Right: john Carnell, President, Anna Johnson, Vice-President,pEmily Houser, Secretary: Beth Giers, Treasurer. Se-cortdRow: Sherry Byford, Connie Bagwell, Phyllis Rice, Melanie McCutcheon, Christy Brown, Wendy Fairbanks, Tina Bowling, Kelly johnson. Third Row: Cyndi Gunter, Anna Thompson, Mary Bartlett, Tonya Maples, jennifer Patton, Kristi Holmes, Jada Johnson, Champ Thomaskutty. Fourth Row: Mr. Wolff, Sponsor, Michelle Entrekin, Angel Smith, Cindy Stinson, Andrea Gilchrist, Kayron Henderson, Mary Garrett, Dana Collins, Debbie Wiley, Patti Bennet, Loritta Graham. Fifth Row: Michael Holmes, Chris Iones, Ron Crawford, Kieth Whitesides, Pam Oldacre, jeff Cavender, Susan Wheeler, Joey House, Carla Patterson, Lou Ann Hayes, Amy Lindsey, Mrs. Shelton, Sponsor. A . ist: ,, i 'K ' -K ,V k,,. 5 ' Student Council meets, every first Monday of the mcfnth to discuss projects and officer's conventions. Student Council con- tributes to both the school spirit and pride by sponsoring ayyariety of activities. They sold balloons to promote school spiritfgcluring, Homecoming Week. Each Christmas the Council sells candyggramsi' students write messagesto theirgfriends that are attached to candy canes and delivered by the Council. The money made fromthe can.- sors the Valentine's Day dance. The money made from the dance is used to send the officers to thewspring and summer conventions. Each year the Council also sponsors the Red Cross Blood'Drive on campus. Students, faculty, and community members arefgiven the opportunity to be a donor. , e,p,,' y ' Any student who wishes to 'run may be elected by his classmates as ahomeroom representative. Students runniry for rnajori offices T . gives speeches during a spring assembly before the student body . and are then voted on by the underclassmen. 1 A john Carnell and friends enjoying themselves,j.at'the dance spon- sored bythe Student Council. A f . . f i 1 dy grams is used to buy gifts for a needy child. The Council spone

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Semor Sclence Club The Senior Science Club is a club for students who have continued they study of science lafter sciences 1 e ire- guirements are completed. Someof the students par- ticipate in the locals and regional science fairs. Ac- tivitiesfinclude Working in the computer lab and with charity organizations. Money earned with this year's paper and can drives completed a project that began fwith. 1982: the club purchased an Apple Ile com- puter. The computer is ac- cessible to the c1ub's members and the Science Department. S Bottom Row, Left to Right: President Stanley Osborne V1ce President Kreth Whxtesxdes Treasurer Travis Taylor Program Chairman Donna Stevens. Second Row: Michael Holmes Beth Taylor Renay Nelson Tommy Elledge Kim Briscoe Third Row Ms Thomaskutty T Steve Schrader, Darryl Anderson, Scott Bracken Iames Henderson Fourth Row Paul Grers Phillip Thomas Tony Ryan 200 Sen1orSc1ence Club