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

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W 4rt T epcvtf«HeMt develop eultune .,. The curriculum of the language department includes Spanish I and II, Latin I and II, French I, and Speech. The music department offers Marching Band, Concert Band, and Choir. In the art department, along with an art appreciation course, academic in- struction is given in charcoal, pastel, water color, and oil. All of these above courses are elective. MR. ROSS APPERSON B.A., University of the South Art, Speech, English MR. CRILL HIGGINS B.S., Tennessee Polytechnic Institute M. Mu. Ed., Louisiana State University Music Every student is required to have four years of Physical Education and one year of Health. Included in this versatile program are swimming, football, softball, basketball, volleyball, and folk dancing. A new feature of tbis department is an adaptive class in which the physically handicapped participate in recreation and games suited to their own personal physical needs. MISS LEMOYNE SWIGER B.A., University of Chattanooga Spanish MISS LUCILLE TURNER B.S., University of Tennessee Latin, French ’Pfyoiccil SducatioK 72epcvit Ke tt tteel oust xecneational KeecCo . ,. MR. JAMES FRAZIER B.S., Catson-Newman College Physical Education MRS. GENEVA ADAMS B.S., Middle Tennessee State College Physical Education MRS. L’ENE BRYANT L.A., Ward Belmont Junior College B.A., University of Tennessee Physical Education MR. HAROLD HENSLEE B.S., Middle Tennessee State College Physical Education

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 e Z44 u u? z td ticcunacef cine cteueCofiect in t£e 77tat Defiant nent ■ ■ ■ The mathematics department includes courses in Business Arithmetic, Algebra I and II, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, and Trigonometry. All ninth graders are required to take a math course. In the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades, math courses are elective. MR. JAMES H. BAKER B.S., East Tennessee State College Algebra MRS. DOROTHY M. NEAL B.S., Carson-Newman College M.A., George Peabody College Algebra, Arithmetic MRS. J. L. CLEMMER B.A., Carson-Newman College Algebra, Trigonometry MR. WILLIAM R. WALKER B.A., Presbyterian College M.Ed., University of Chattanooga Algebra, Plane Geometry MR. J. H. CHUMBLEY B.S., M.A., Middle Tennessee State College Algebra MRS. SHIRLEY McINTYRE B.S., Tennessee Polytechnic Institute Algebra MR. WALTER B. TRIKOSKO B.S., Mississippi Southern College Arithmetic, Algebra MRS. BARBARA TILLER A.B., Tift College M.A., University of Georgia Solid Geometry

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t7%cU un t t t e l ocatco«tfijC mwed- valua Ce attest yn ctccatcoK . , . MR. ERNEST ADAMS B.S., M.A., Middle Tennessee State College Mechanical Drawing Boys studying agriculture are active in the Future Farmers of America and are taught a progressive program neces- sary for skillful farming. Some of the objectives of Shop are to familiarize the student with tools and how to use them, to teach him to plan constructively, and to make use- ful objects. MR. FRANK WHITAKER B.S., East Tennessee State College Shop Mechanical Drawing is the language of industry. It instructs the student in the art of drawing blueprints and using drafting equipment. MR. CHARLES ARNOLD B.S., Lincoln Memorial University M.S., University of Tennessee Agriculture MR. 0. J. MATTIL B.S., University of Tennessee Agriculture The Drivers’ Training program instructs students in the rules and methods of safe driving. Students must be at least fifteen and one-half years old to qualify for this class. MR. RALPH BRYSON B.S., East Tennessee State College Drivers’ Training