Brewer High School - Patrian Yearbook (Somerville, AL)

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Freshman Football 72 T fa .... 74 - 'agp FQ ps8 be r 1 g 23 SQ A ' .7 . . J1. N First Row, Left to Right: Leslie Mashburn, Shannon Brown, Scott I G Q.-mfg! U ' 3,1 gx Beddingfield, Brett Burleson, Iory House, Mike Paraise, David in 'Mfg an 'Ar Holmes, Whitey Iones, Wayne Iones, Iames Pepper, Derek 'ljlff' , .'F'5i fl? Owsley. Second Rowg Stacy Turney, Robbie Oakley, Shane ,gk fl I Morgan, Ben Griffen, Greg Allen, Nathan Childers, Jamie Atkin- V A ' 1'- f fi ' son, Danny Black, Duane Falls, Buddy Saint, Alan Thurston. Third ' 2 M V ff' Row: Barry Iohnson, Brad Lowber, Tim Morrow, Chuck Paul, .' Q' 1 W JN Ionas Patterson, Greg Rice, Johnny McCutcheon, Iohn Hill, Stuart A ' s Long, Cary Kirby, Coach Estes, Coach Brothers. Fourth Row: Scott - ' fl ' Lanier, Chris Hale, Steven Henderson, Mark Sutton, Bill Mahan, - x Shawn Johnston, Brian Oakes, Rober Madewell, Kevin Walters, 5 if ' Brent Walters, Brent Ratley, Donald Holmes, Hunter Ionakin, Iim Sharpe, Ieff Shavor, Ieff Fowler. Freshman Football 209

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Patriot Persuasion The football team under the direction of a new coach, Ivan Richards, has practiced long and played hard. In winning or losing they showed true sport- smanship at every game. Displaying their pride in winning and holding their heads high in losing. This year's football season has brought the students closer together, showing what true patriot pride is all about. Right: Head Coach, Ivan Richard. Right Below, Coaches: Bill Burt, Ivan Richard, and jerry Thompson. Below, 4 Year Players: David Fowler, Tim Hodson, jimmy Wilson, Derrick Harris, Iay Gentry, Kerry Smith, Mike Page, Brian Creel, Stuart Campbell, and Mark McAnally. Far Below: Ronnie McBay and Mike Page watch the game with anticipation. t nag. .ha-. BREUR 208 Football - an an in

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Special Ol mpics -- Mr. Dunlap and the uniformed athletes break huddle before the events begin. The Special Olympics were founded in 1968 by the Ioseph Kennedy Foundation. Brewer High School has at- tended for the past six years. This year fourteen students participated and twenty-six ribbons were won. Each athlete can participate in two events. These events include the 50 meter dash, 200 meter dash, 400 meter run, 400 meter relay, one mile run, frisbee throw, standing long jump, high jump, and the softball throw. At local and district competition the winners .receive ribbons, and at the state competition in Anniston they win medals. The students train for the competition during physical educa- tion class and do home-training exercises. The olympics are sponsored by many local businesses and foundations. Civic groups and parents volunteer to assist in the Special Olympics. Opening day festivities included a release of balloons. 210 Special Olympics 9 1 X 4 wi' ws- vnnn -X o kim if 'Simms - W ,,,, n .Q - . u A 'sy-,ivixv Q' .. lc if p . - w-wwe Q, hi , Ll wi? . .. X .5 1 i:-,