Brewer High School - Patrian Yearbook (Somerville, AL)

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ze Style STYLE 19 Q an Brewer has style. Above: Derrick Harris, Kim Iones, Shane Maxwell, Susan Dunaway, Anna Thompson, jim Childers, Kelly johnson, Ron Crawford, Tonya Starling, Pam Oldacre, and Chris Iones show off the 1985 look at E Parisians in Madison Square, Huntsville. Fads come and I-3 go but good looking favorites are always in style. Western wear is a style that stays while others fade away. Here, fat rightj Rodney Chambers models the western look for the 8O's. U CD 'U GJ n

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Dances l Dances are held many times throughout the year and are a big part ,of Brewer's extracur- ricular activities. Not only are they entertain- ing, but they can be held as fund raising pro- jects. To help pay for uniforms and cheerleading camp, the Cheerleaders spon- sored the Homecoming Dance, which was preceded by a week of festivities, adding to the spirit an overall fun of the event. Many looked upon this social as a time to just talk the even- ing away. I don't even dance, said one stu- dent. Never have. Probably never will. Another said, I just go to listen to the music. The other precentage who did dance still had a good time. While most dance simply for fun, some dance to work out aggression and adoles- cent stress. One boy said, I really feel better after hittin' that floor a few times! Of late, however, dances have been turned, in part, into breakdancing matches. Every so often during a dance, a crowd forms Cin a rough circle of coursel. If you can fight your way through, you will see young males and females gliding across the floor in strange, seemingly effortless mo- tions that would baffle Fred Astaire or Gene Kelly! These intervals usually prove to be the most enjoyable Cand, probably for the dancers, the most tiringlj times, during a dance. High School Dances are perhaps summed up best by one freshman, I just get out there and become part of the music! -l.l Dances 25

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1985, was a year of bright color and eye- catching accessories. Florescent pinks and glowing yellows are not an unusual sight. In the photo below, Melanie McCutcheon, Michelle Crawley, Tracy Kent, Paige Baker, Racheal Roberts, and Page Owens wear crop- ped pants, lacey socks and rainbow colors that were so popular. To the right, Tonya Starling, Iim Childers, and Anna Thompson are ready for a trip to Florida in their bright summer colors. Susan Dunaway and Alan Meeks Qbottom rightj present a typical day at Brewer. p Studios Waldru N-i,,.,...--eff ' nu '1 S, Cooley L. Woodard Style 27