Bradley Central High School - Ocoeean Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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First Roiv: MRS. J. P. NEWMAN, Modern and Ancient History MRS. CLIFTON NICHOLS, Biol- ogy Second Roiv: MR. CLIFTON NICHOLS, Alge- bra I MRS. WINSTON PRINCE, Jr., English III First Row: MRS. ROBERT RAY, General Business MISS EUGENIA RODGERS, American History MRS. GENE SIMPSON, Shorthand and Typing Second Roiv: MR. CLIFTON SMITH, General Science and Basketball Coach MR. WENDELL SULLIVAN, Economics and Athletic Director MRS. GOSS TILLER, Business Arithmetic

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First Row. MRS. WALLACE HACKNEY, Home Economics MISS JENA HAUN, English II and III MRS. JAMES HANNAH, Home Economics Second Roiv: MRS. CHARLES HUGHES, Home Economics MRS. C. F. KELLY, Speech and English II MR. C. A. KYLE, Algebra I and Girls’ Basketball Coach First Roto: MR. 0. J. MATILL, Agriculture MISS SAYLE MILNE, English I Second Row: MRS. C. R. McGehee, Civics MRS. HUGH NEELY, Latin and English IV

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First Roio: MRS. SHARON TIPTON, General Science, Chemistry, and Physics MR. WILLIAM R. WALKER, Physical Education and Football Coach Second Rotv: MRS. HARRY WEHUNT, Jr., Physical Education MR. FRANK WHITAKER, Shop I and II PARTY REMINDERS FOR OUR SCRAPBOOKS WE SHALL NEVER FORGET . . . Splitting our sides at Mr. Clabo’s jokes. The tactful way Miss Rodgers could always say, “You are absolutely, positively on the wrong track.” Our disappointment when we found out Mr. Atchley was married. Mrs. Simpson’s saying, “Eyes on the copy—Begin!” Mr. Allen’s friendly “hello’s.” Mi's. Neely’s and Mrs. Kelly’s ever-wandering minds. Mr. Matill’s generous help with the picture machines. Mrs. Prince’s laugh. Mr. Walker’s smile and Mr. Smith’s eyes! Beating Mrs. Wehunt in ping-pong. Ha! Mrs. Ray’s taking care of Miss Ezell in the library. “Bozo’s” interesting “bull sessions.” (Pardon, classes!) Mrs. Newman’s dry humor. When Miss Bullington bought a new car. Having to go down and type for Mr. Arnold. Mi's. Tipton’s easy examinations. The way Mr. Sullivan guarded the candy machine. Mrs. McGehee and Mrs. Clemmer’s keeping the Student Council Store clear of loafers.