Brashear High School - Stargazer Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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now Ball Now they malce a cute couple! eople, dancing, dinner, and socializing were all part of this years Snowball. Once again, Letour Studio was on hand to take the posed, as well as the unposed pictures. Held at the Bradley House of Catering, approximately seventy couples attended. Some of the chaperones were Mr. Khorey, Mrs. Eng- lish, and Mrs. I-lamrock. Dan Griffin provided the evenings music. From 7:00 until midnight the couples filled the hall with their laughter and sounds of enjoy- ment. Everyone involved had a good time. Events, such as the Snowball, give students the opportunity to meet new people and mingle with those they already know. Everything went well, providing a festive night for all. 94 wx magma, .E C UQ Anthony and Dave eagerly await the buffet ahead, but something else has caught Amy's eye. ' ,,,-w Please don't bother me while Ilm eating. Is this their idea of a fun night out on the town?

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, O his year's candidates were many, con- sisting of 24 girls shown in the upper left corner. All did great and had fun. Brashear is proud of all the fine girls and wishes that all could have won. We were also happy to have last year's queen. Maureen Wimbush, re- turn to turn over her crown as seen at the far left, Seen middle left is Lisa Cusick and Angie Alli- son as they receive their flowers, smile at the winner, and congratulate her. You may wonder who is responsible for organizing and running the Fall Festival activities. It is none other than our owp famous Mrs. English. During Home- coming, she is seen frantic and in a constant panic, but we wouldnlt want it any other way. Finally, the releasing of the balloons at the game is shown in the upper right. It marks the end of another Homecomingg its tensions, frustrations, disappointments, and victories.

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'A I Q ,Q-Q If a '.,'1vZ:'4 rill Team if -snail tX ,-H' Row I: L. Tyler, D, Robinson, C. Penny, D. Johnson. Row 2: S. Morgan, C. Smith, R. Johnson, C. Smalls. Row 3: V. Rainey, D. Williams, M. Freshley, M. Boyd, G. Bell his years Drill Team updated their routines to a new sound. They have shined in parades, pep-rallies, and half-time performances. They changed their image with new uniforms and white gloves that add a touch of class. The new routines add dancing in both old and new style. They use clapping motions to emphasize the beat of the music. The girls work hard. Using different music and styles to make their routines entertaining and different. Our Drill Team has come a long way from the classical group to new dance squad. They no longer have the straight robot like movements but go to the swaying easy mov- ing dance. Brashear hopes that we will see alot more of the new style from the Drill Team. EIN'-: The Drill Team, hands raised in celebration to a winning school. -414,1 ,-sawn' I k,,A J This line of girls brave the cold day to perform at the Brashear Homecoming Game. Meanwhile they dance their way into the Gwen Bell moves to the beat at the City Championship fans hearts. Game. 95