Brewer High School - Patrian Yearbook (Somerville, AL)

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Talent Show The Talent Show allows students to exhibit their talents in an annual production of the yearbook staff. The 1985 Talent Show began with Stephen Penick and julie McVey singing an inspirational duet titled I've Seen Jesus. Next, Chris Evans and Pam Bowling sang, The Warrior is a Child. Mekima Garth sang with Lionel Richie's hit song, Hello. Veronica Absher danced to Ax- ile Foley. The Dance team members Lisa Keen, Tina Bowl- ing, Debbie Wiley, Kristy Ransom, Suzanne Atkins, Patti Brown, Tiffany Faulk, Iada Iohnson, Beth Giers, and Tonya Jones performed a routine to Prince's 1999. Richard Brown, Alan Thurston, and Ken Edmonson per- formed a break dancing routine to Electric Boogaloo. Kellie Southerland played the electric piano and sang the Iudd's award-winning, Mama He's Crazy. Sonya Clay performed the Electric Boogaloo, the Moon Wall, Pop Lockin, and King Tut to the music Egyptians Lover. Allen Smith on electric piano, Phillip'Spann on guitar, and Tray Walden on drums played an original composi- tion. Allison Simms played a medley of classical, romantic, and popular tunes on the piano. Melisa Bagwell perform- ed a jazz dance routine to the theme song of The Twilight Zone: The Movie. 38 Talent Show Q. Top Photo Allen Smith and Phillip Spann Above Photo Special thanks to Steve Criscoe and Iay Lawrence for helping with the music Left Photo Pam Bowling and Chris Evans Top Right Photo Next Page Mekima Garth Right Photo Next Page The Dazzlers

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Ordering Class Rings ELA L Yohe and Doug Yancey take care of final payment before receiving class Ed Oody, Billy Goodman, Paul Holmes, Phillip Eidson and Tim Tate show off the 1986 class rings. When sophomores begin sporting blue plastic ring sizers, class rings are being ordered. The Balfour representative distributes packets with the sizers and descriptions of hundreds of possible choices, rang- ing from the traditional to styles that don't even look like class rings. The student can create a ring that is uniquely his own, choosing not only style but also stone color, and inscriptions. A deposit is paid when the order is made. juniors see the choices become reality. It is, accor- ding to one junior, exciting when the rings arrive. It is an important time, a passage, it makes you feel big. Rings 37

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