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

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1963 volume:

Editor in L.nu) Business Manuka Faculty Advisor jpi-RSON 5WMey INTRO As you turn the pages of The Bradley Story” for 1963, read, mark, and inwardly digest that these scenes will not live for a stranger; nor will the copy printed here give inspiration to one who has not participated in the numerous activi- ties emblazed on these pages. In essence the book has no theme except the theme of Bradley’s life, its people and its spirit, what it is doing and what it is trying to do. The sophisticated and blase’ will turn their heads with a so-what” attitude at what they see here; the serious will evaluate this collection of mementos, the sentimentalist will feel a twinge of sadness or nostalgia. TABLE OF INTRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS duction It is our sincere hope that you will be proud of this book, and in twenty years you will be able to take it off your bookshelf, blow off a little dust and commence reading, to rediscover Bradley— 1963. To the Seniors we say, this was your year, and essentially this is your book. To the Under- classmen we say without your contributions to Bradley, its campus and its life, in this most won- derful of all years, the OCOEEAN would be mighty slim reading. We present this book as a resume’ of your progress to date and a preview of your year or years to come. May they be as mem- orable as this one has been. CONTENTS ATHLETICS MUSIC DEPARTMENT FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS David Spenser, Carolyn Cooley, and Larry Stewart find a variety of reading material at their destina- tion. Both the Business and Editorial Staffs met prior to the tour to be briefed on the afternoon’s schedule. In preparing the Bradley Story for 1963, the OCOEEAN Staff did research and visited many institutions of business and education to acquire material, information, data, and background for this student undertaking. Many business places were most cooperative and permitted the year book personnel the use of their facilities as well as conversing for hours over coffee and Coke. Here are the highlights of the tour: Gail Dorflinger, Diana Smith, and Martha Lafferty discovered that just looking at beautiful clothes would never do. Inquiring about a popular style of shoe are Janet McLain, Joan Car- roll, and Mary Jo Stuart. ■m Jo Geren, Bill Cleghorn, and Ronald Hines admire one of Cleveland’s many attractive window displays. Learning about some of the facilities for improving physical fitness are Joy Hurst, Susan Arnold, and Janie Chesney. 5 Sam Hope, Jo Ann Fisher, and Jane Sadler receive information concerning jewelry. Not getting married are you Sam? Junior Representatives, Susan Arnold and Johnny Reynolds, trying out the position to be vacated by this year’s Editor and Business Manager. Seen evaluating the tour are Bill Arnold, Faculty Sponsor Mr. Ross Apperson, and Dottie Abel. Yes, we must confess the excursion was a bit trying for one individual. The CONN-cert is over. One chapter of “The Bradley Story” completed. Not pictured: Johnny Reynolds, Gary Godfrey, Jane Stark, Bud Hall, Max Finkle. Earl Williams, and Robert Herndon. Much of the Bradley Story is observed as students enter and leave the battered build- ing that houses approximately nineteen hundred students and teachers. The screech- ing of bus brakes and the tolling of the bells which indicate that classes have begun or ended lends an eerie, and yet a much antici- pated, feeling of jubilance for the beginning and the ending of a day’s accomplishments. Here are typical scenes from a day in “The Bradley Story.” A class in English. Could hardly wait to leave those horrible classes. But, what now? ■ I Se Guidance and understanding are requisites which are part of any story. “The Bradley Story” is no exception. Teachers, bus drivers, and other personnel take great pride in assisting students in class work and problems other than those found at school. A class in typing develops speed and acuracy in a profession for the future. In addition to the problems of Assistant Principal, Mrs. Lee Clemmer also instructs a class in Latin. Messy, but a natural state of affairs. The Big Wheels—I’m a paying customer, aren’t I? More of the Bradley story may be witnessed on the campus where attitudes of happiness and Comradeship prevail. Whether it be waiting for a bus, flexing one’s muscles, taking time out for a Coke, or “choosing up” for a game of touch football, it all amounts to the reflection of the “esprit de corps.” Making like the Big team. The long wait—5 minutes seems like forever. This book is the 1963 OCOEE AN — it is a message of heart-felt appreciation for those who give seemingly of unlimited ability, devotion, sympathy, and energy. In this 1963 Story of Bradley we cannot estimate the great value of our Administration. 12 tdmirti ttCLticM Principal Assistant Principal Librarian Office Secretary Athletic Secretary 13 Mr. William Schultz, Principal Mrs. Lee Clemmer, Assistant Principal 14 Mrs. Howard Martin Office Secretary SECRETARIES AND LIBRARIAN Mrs. Matt Ellis Athletic Secretary Sc U m Otis Miller Ray Ledford Secretary Treasurer The largest and most important portion of the Bradley Story is contained in these pages — The individuals who make up our classes, make up our story. Robert Bramlett Neil Varnell President Vice-President Wmr' Mr. Ross Apperson Art, English Mrs. W. P. Corbett English Miss Eugenia Rodgers American History faculty Section Mr. Charles W. Arnold Vocational Agriculture FFA Co-Advisor Mr. James Smiddy Health, Physical Education Mr. J. Will Foster American History Mr. William R. Walker Miss Joan Everhart Mrs. Lee Clemmer Plane and Unified Geometry Typing, Shorthand, Beta Club Latin, Student Council acuity SfroutoxA Seuctn Mrs. Arch Fitzgerald English, Guidance, Future Teachers Mrs. L’Ene Bryant Health, Physical Education, Student Council Dottie Abel President of Sophomore Class; Latin II Club 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Drum Majorette 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Red Cross 3; Science Club 3; FTA 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Junior Representative OCOEEAN 3; Editor-in-Chief 4 Scheria Addison Transferred from East Ridge High School 3; FHA 3; Sigma Tau Tri- Hi-Y 3; Pepperettes 4; Bachelorettes 4; Lamba Phi Tri-Hi-Y 4 Bill Almond Football 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4; Track 2, 3; Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Bachelors Club 3, 4 Sue Arbuckle PTA Representative 1; Red Cross 1, 2; Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, President 4; P.E. Squad Captain 2; FTA 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Beta Club 4 Smew, @1(144, Bill Arnold Red Cross 2; Latin II Club 2; Audio- Visual Club 2; Bachelors Club 3, 4; Science Club 3, Vice-President 3; Omega Hi-Y 2, 3, Secretary 3; Beta Club 3, 4, President 4; Vice-President of Junior Class; National Honor Society 4; Boy’s State Delegate 3; OCOEEAN Staff 3, 4; Junior Repre- sentative 3; Business Manager 4 Faye Bacon FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Pepper- ettes 4; DECA 4, Parliamentarian Andy Ballinger Don Batchelor Audio-Visual Club 2; Hi-Y Club 2; Vice-President Sophomore Class; Jr. Red Cross 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3, 4; Bachelors Club 3, 4, President 4 Band 2, 3, 4; Latin II Club 2; Dra- matic 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4, Vice- President 4; Science Club 3, 4; Beta Club 4 Eddie Baugh Wendell Beaty FFA 1; DECA 4 Brenda Kaye Beck Tom Bigham FHA 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, President 4; FT A 3, 4 Faye Billingsley Craig Bivens Band 2; FHA 2, 3; Basketball 2; Pcpperettes 4 Glenda Black Bo Blackman Smi i Ronald Blankenship Scribes 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 1, Speech Club 3; Thespians 3, 4 Eldron Boehmer Don Boyd Al Bramlett Robert Bramlett Stoney Brooks Football 2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Bachelors Club 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes Ernestene Bryant Garrie Buckner Band 2; FHA 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; FTA Football 1, 2; FFA 2, 3, 4 3, 4; Music Dept. Assistant 4; Pep- perettes 4 Septan Jackie Buckner Ann Burchfield Gary Burris Jesse Cabrera Hugh Carr Jane Carroll Latin Club I; Science Club Transferred from Columbia, South Carolina Joan Carroll FHA 1, 2; Latin Club 2; Library Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Vicc-Prcsidcnt 4; Pcpperettcs 4; OCOEEAN Staff 4 Richard Carroll Spanish Club 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3; “B” Club 3, 4; Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes 3, 4 Max Cavitt Terry Cawood Linda Caywood FNA 4; Pepperettes 4 Johnny Chapman Seuion, (fyaAA Janie Chesney Virginia Evans Chism Bradley Clark Norma Chastain Latin Club 2; Dramatics 2; Band 2; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chap- lain 4; Thespians 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Office Assistant 3, 4; Pepperettes 4; Beta Club 4; OCOEEAN Staff 4 Latin Club 1, 2; PE Squad Captain 2; National Honor Society 3, 4, Secre- tary 4; Library Assistant 3, 4 Football Manager 2, 3; Basketball 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3; Bachelors Club 3, 4 Brenda Clark Glenda Clark Bill Cleghorn David Clonts FHA 3; Peppercttes 4; Lambda Phi FHA 3; Pcppercttes 4; Lambda Phi Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer Tri-Hi-Y 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 3, President 4; B Team Basketball Mgr. 1; Varsity Football Mgr. 2, 3; Sophomore Class Treasurer: Dramat- ics 3; Alternate Delegate to Boys’ State 3; Bachelors Club 3, 4; “B” Club; OCOEEAN Staff 4 Smion, Karen Sue Coe Jane Cofer FHA 2; PE Squad Captain 2; Scribes 2; FNA 2, 3; Pepperettes 4 Patricia Ann Cofer Ronald Coleman Latin Club 1. 2; PE Squad Captain 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Pepperettes 4 Charles Paul Conn PTA Representative 2; Red Cross 2; Dramatics 2; Lambda Sigma 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Thespians 2. 3, 4; Bach- elors Club 3, 4; FTA 3, 4. President 4; Trumpeter Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor-in- Chief 3; Senior Advisor 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Delegate Boys’ State 3; Beta Club 4; NHS 3. 4. President 4 Steve Conn Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Secretary 4; Trumpeter Staff 3; Speech Club 3; OCOEEAN Staff 4 Virginia Connor Janey Cooke PE Squad Captain 2; FNA 2. 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3; Latin Club 2; Scribes Guidance Club 4 2; Band 2; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Trum- peter Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, Treas- urer 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Lambda Sigma 3; Spanish Club 3, 4, President 3, Vice-President 4; FTA 3, 4; Pep- perettes 4; Girls’ State Delegate 3; Thespians 4 Carolyn Cooley Waymond Cooper Transferred from West Rome High 3; Latin Club 3, 4, President 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Dramatics 3; Science Club 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Trum- peter Staff 3; Pepperettes 4; Beta Club 4; OCOEEAN Staff 4; FTA 4 George Corbett Eddie Cox j Sonya Creasman Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer; Pep Club 1; Student Council 1; Dra- matics 1, 2, 3; FNA 2; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Basketball 1; PE Squad Captain 2; FHA 1, 2; Pep- perettes 4; Bachelorettes 4 Jane Crook FNA 2; FHA 2; PE Squad Captain 2; Pepperettes 4 Joyce Crook Bettye Cross PE Squad Captain 1, 2; Band 4; Pep- perettes 4 Richard Cross Thespian Society 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3; Lambda Sigma 3; Spanish Club 3; Science Club 3 Annette Crumley Dramatics Club 1; PE Squad Cap- tain 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 4; FNA 4; Pepperettcs 4 Gary Crye Glenda Crye Latin Club 1; FHA 2, 3, 4; Peppcr- ettes 4 Se t n (fytua Stacy Crye Loren Daniels Transferred from Granger High School, Salt Lake City, Utah 3; Band 3, 4; Science Club 4 Jimmy Davis Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3. Treas- urer; Mixed Chorus 3; Trumpeter Staff 3; Bachelors Club 3, 4; Dra- matics Club 3; Thespian Society 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4 Nancy Davis Dramatics Club 2, 3; Pepperettes 4 Edna Day Transferred from Polk County School 4 Conrad DeFriese High Band 2, 3; Science Club 3 Rovena DeFriese Martha Disney FHA I, 2, Parliamentarian 1; Dra- matics 1; Red Cross 1, 2; Repre- sentative 1; FNA 2. 3, 4; Secretary 4 Audry Dixon Douglas Dodd Football 1, 2; Audio-Visual Club 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Track 2, 3 Gail Dorflinger Scribes 2; Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4; Dra- matics 2, 3, President 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Thespians 4; Pepperettes 4; OCOEEAN Staff 4 Janice Douglas Jane Easterly Pep Club 1; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; FHA 1; PTA Representative 2; PE Squad David Allen Duggan Peggy Duncan Transferred from Charleston; FFA 4 Larry Dunn captain mna z, jLamoaa rm Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Bachclorettes 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Pepperettes 4 Tana Jo Edgemon Latin Club 1, 2; PE Squad Captain 2; PE Assistant 4; Office Assistant 4 Judith Edmonson Spanish Club 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Dra- matics 2, 3; Band 2. 3, 4; Thespians 4 Carolyn Elrod PE Squad Captain; Dramatics 2, 3; FNA 3; Thespians 3, 4; Office Assist- ant 4; Pepperettes 4 Pat Emerson Band 2; Dramatics 2, 3; FHA 2; Vo- Ag Office Assistant 4 Se u i Frank Ensley Bill Evans Basketball 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3. 4; “B” Club 3. 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3, 4; Bachelors Club 4; Spanish Club 4 Johnny Evans Bachelors Club 3, 4; Fellowship of Dnrwn Pvamc Christian Athletes 2, 3; “B” Club 3, JUDY EVANS BRENDA EVANS 4; Audio_visual Club 2; Track 2; JUUY x:,VAIN! Football 2, 3. 4; Captain 4 Mary Ann Evans Jewel Fay Fannin Betty Farmer Chorus 2, 3 Pep Club 1; FHA 1; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Treasurer 4; Dramatics 3; Bachelor- ettes 3, 4; FNA 4; Pepperettes 4, Treasurer Helen Faulkner James C. Filyaw FHA 1; Dramatics 3; Pepperettes 4 Football 1, 3; DECA 4, Sgt.-at-Arms Max Finkle Audio-Visual Club 1, 2, 3, Sgt.-at- Arms 2; Science Club 3; Scribes 2; Omega Hi-Y 3; OCOEE AN Staff 4; Latin Club 1, 2 Janet Finnell Band 1, 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Bachelorettes 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Pepperettes 4, Sgt.-at-Arms; Dra- matics 3; Office Assistant 2, 4; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 4 Swi i Terry Finnell Vernon Finnell Jo Ann Fisher FHA 1, 2, 3, Reporter 1, Historian 2, Social Vice-President 3; Pep Club 1; PE Squad Captain 1; Dramatics 2, 3; Judy Ford National Honor Society 3, 4; Pepper- ettes 4; OCOEEAN Staff 4 FHA 2, 3; Pepperettes 4; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y Phyllis Fortner Robert Frazier Anna Freeman Judy Fulton Guidance Club 4; Peppcrcttes 4 Football 1, 2; DECA 4; PE Squad Captain Transferred from Zion-Benton Town- ship High School, Zion, Illinois Band 2; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3, 4, Program Chairman 3; Dramat- ics 2; Thespians 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Trumpeter Staff 3; Pepperettes 4; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chap- lain 3, Treasurer 4; Beta Club 4 Switn Sue Gallahar FHA 1, 2, 3; Pepperettes 4; DECA 4 Brenda Sue Gallman Chorus 2, 3 Jo Geren Lloyd Gannaway Robert Gaylor Omega Hi-Y 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 DECA Jane Geren FHA 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 2; FNA 4, Pepperettes 4; Office Assistant FHA 1; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Secretary 4; Dramat- ics 3; Bachelorettes 3, 4, President 4; Student Council 4; Pepperettes 4; Majorette 2, 3. 4, Head Majorette 4; OCOEE AN Staff 4 Elois Gobble Gary Godfrey Johnny Faye Goins Sherrie Goins FHA 1, 2; Lambda Phi 3, 4; Science Club 3; Pepperettes 4; Spanish Club 3; DECA 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Base- ball 2, 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3, 4; Bachelors Club 4; Spanish Club 4, President; Junior Class Treasurer; “B” Club 2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual Club 3; OCOEEAN Staff 4 FHA 2; Scribes 2, 3, Vice-President 3; Glee Club 3, 4 Dramatics 2; FHA 2; Spanish Club 3; FNA 3, 4; National Honor Society Billie Gray Larry Gray Smio % Burt Green Jack Green Roy Green Charlotte Gregg Paula Griffith Larry Grishom Benny Guthrie Patsy Snyder Guthrie Dramatics 1; Thespians 3, 4; FHA 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Bachelorettes 4; Peppcrcttes 4 Transferred from Birchwood High School; Beta Club 3, 4; Baseball 4; National Honor Society 4 FHA 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2; National Honor Society 3; FNA 2, 3 Severn Johnny Haile Latin II Club 2; Basketball 2; Base- ball 2; Omega Hi-Y 3; Golf 4; Presi- dent Junior Class; Lambda Sigma 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Trumpeter Staff 3, 4, Sports Editor 4; Student Council 3, 4; Bachelors Club 3, 4; Beta Club 4; National Honor Society 4 Bud Hall Transferred from East Ridge High 3; Football 4; Basketball 3, 4; Bachelors Club 4; Spanish I Club 3; Spanish II Club 4; “B” Club; OCOEEAN Staff 4 Mary Hamilton Dot Harmon Pep Club 1; Scribes 2; Dramatics 2; Chorus 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA President 1, Vice-President 3, 4; FTA 3, 4 Dramatics 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Scribes 1, 2; FNA 2; Spanish Club 3; DECA 4; Basket- ball 3; PTA Representative 1, 2; Red Cross 2; Pepperettes 4 Gary Harmon Barbara Harris Paula Harris Becky Hartline Hank Haydon Robert Herndon Pep Club 2; FNA 3; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y 4; Dramatics 3; Thespians 4; Scribes 2, 3; Speech Club 3; Spanish Club 1, 3 FHA 1, 2, 3, Historian 1, Parliamen- tarian 2; Red Cross 2; Dramatics 2, Secretary 2; Trumpeter Staff 2, 3; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Speech Club 3; Beta Club 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Science Club 4; Peppcr- ettes 4 Football 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 4; Science Club 3; Bachelors Club 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Red Cross 1, 2; Audio-Visual Club 2, 3, 4. Secre- tary; Scribes 2; Band 3; OCOEEAN Staff 4 Joyce Herron FHA 3; Peppercttes 4; FNA 4 Louise Hickman Red Cross 1, 2; Spanish Club 3; FNA 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Guidance Club 4 Section. Thomas Hickman Wallace Hickman Football 1, 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4 Ronald Hines Band 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4, Treas- urer 4; Science Club 3, 4; Latin II Club 2; OCOEEAN Staff 4; Dra- matics 2 Johnny Holloway Janet Holmes FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 Jessie Holmes Sam Hope Steve Howell Basketball I; DEC A 4 Band 2, 3. 4: Student Conductor 2. Football 2. 3: Bachelors Club 3. 4; 3. 4; Latin Club 2: Science Club 3: DECA 4: Projectors Club 3 Beta Club 3. 4. Vice-President 4; Dramatics Club 2; Bachelors Club 3. 4; OCOEEAN Staff 4 Freda Humphrey FHA Reporter 2. Treasurer 3. Vice- President 4; Scribes 2: FNA 2, 3: Peppcrettes 4: Dramatics' Club 2; Latin Club 2; Sigma Tau 3. 4 Joy Hurst Latin Club 1. 2; Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2. Accompanist 2; National Honor Society 3. 4. Corresponding Secretary 4; Dramatics Club 2; Thespian Society 2, 3. 4. President 4; Scribes 2; Speech Club 3; Beta Club 4; FT A 4; OCOEEAN Staff 4 Wade Jenkins Bill Johnson Dewey Huskey Beta Club 3. 4 Terry Ingram Basketball 1; Audio-Visual Club, President 3; Chorus 3: DECA 4. President 4 Dramatics Club 2; Bachelors Club 3. 4. Sgt.-al-Arms 4; Beta Club 3. 4. Treasurer 4; Football 2. 3, 4; Latin Club 2: Band 2. 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3 ,r -V George Johnson Jack Johnson Nancy E. Johnston Clyde Kaylor Transferred from Monterey Union; Kappa Delta 3, 4; Pepperettes 4 Yvette Keeney FHA 1. 2. 4; FNA 2, 4; Scribes 2. Secretary 2; Spanish Club 3; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Pepperettes 4; Red Cross 3; Science Club 3; Mixed Chorus 3 Lenora Keith FHA 1; FNA 2, 3, 4; Pepperettes 4; PE Assistant 4 Section, Lowell Keith Marilyn Kelley Football 1; FFA 2, 3, 4 Jack Kibbler Jo Carol Kemp FHA 1; Pepperettes 4 Elaine F. Kile Billy Kimbrough Martha Anne Lafferty Buddy Lange Guidance Club 4; Pepperettes 4 Satan Dramatics 2, Vice-President; Latin DECA 4 II Club 2; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Delegate to Youth and Govern- ment 2; Trumpeter Staff 3; Spanish I Club 3, Secretary; Thespians 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Bachclorcttes 3, 4; Pepper- ettes 4; Office Assistant 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4; OCOEEAN Staff 4 Carol Lawson Red Cross 1; FHA 2, 4; Scribes 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; FNA Club 3; Pepperettes 4; Vocational Agriculture Office Assistant Gail Lawson FHA 3 Judy Lawson Marty Ledford Ray Ledford Drena Leonard Latin Club 1; Vice-President Fresh- man Class; Dramatics Club 2; PE Squad Captain 2; FNA 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Pepper- ettes 4 Scribes 2; Dramatics 2; Band 2; FNA 2, 3; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Bachclorettes 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Pepperettes 4; Science Club 4 Latin Club 1; Dramatics 2; Thespians 3, 4; Audio-Visual 3, 4, Secretary 4; Trumpeter Staff 3, 4; Bachelors Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Omega Hi-Y 3; Scribes 3, 4; Band 4; Beta Club 4 Larry Lewis Football 3, 4; Track 2; Boxing 1, 2; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3; Latin Club 3, 4; Bachelors Club 4 Lenora Lillard Transferred from Polk County Dramatics 3; FNA 3; Spanish Club 3; Pcpperettes 4; Band 3, Science Club 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4 Larry Link 3; ii 4; Lorene Long Barbara Lorenz Connie Lovell William Long Jerry Longwith Smim Lynne Lowe Johnny McClanahan Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Trumpeter Staff 3; Band 2; Dramatics 2; Thespi- ans 3, 4; Pcpperettes 4 FHA 2; PE Squad Captain 2; Span- ish I Club 3; FNA 2, 3; Pcpperettes 4; Office Assistant 4 Transferred from Brainerd High of Chattanooga 3; Bachelorettes 4; Pep- perettes 4; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 4; Guidance Assistant 4; Guidance Club 4 Football 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4 Pat McClanahan Joan McCann David McCoy Walter McGill Basketball 1; Student Council 1; Home Room Representative 1; FNA 2; DECA 4; Pepperettes 4 Latin Club 2; Science Club 3; Trum- FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Treasure peter Staff 3; Beta Club 3, 4 3, President 4 Settuvt Janet McLain Dramatics 2; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 4; Latin II Club 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Pepperettes 4; OCOEEAN Staff 4 Ronald McSpadden Nelda Mantooth Shirley Mantooth Sarah Kay McSpadden Dale Maney Red Cross 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2; FTA 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Office Assist- ant 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4; Beta Club 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; FNA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4; DECA 4; PE Squad Captain 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Pepperettes 4; FHA 1, 2; Dramatics 2 Mildred Maples Charolette Marr Houston Mason Gracie May National Honor Society 3. 4 FNA 2, 3. 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep- perettes 4; DECA 4; Sigma Tau Tri- Hi-Y 4 Spanish Club 1, 2; Red Cross Repre- sentative 2; Spanish Club 2. 3; Sci- ence Club 3; Football 2 FHA 1. 2; Chorus 1. 2, 3: Kappa Delta 2; “B” Club 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 4; PTA Representative 4; Bachclor- ettes 4; Varsity Basketball 2. 3, 4; Captain 4 Linda May Mixed Chorus 2, 3; FHA 2. 3: Basketball 2; Girls Glee Club 3. 4 Doyle Mayton Se Uon. (?lei46 Eddie Melton Leona Melton Randall Melton Richard Metzner FNA 2, 3; Pepperettes 4 Band 3, 4; Spanish I Club 4, Treas- urer Eddie Michael Gayle Miller Larry Miller Oteen Miller FHA 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 2, 3, 4; Scribes 2; Lambda Sigma 3; Dra- matics 2, 3; Pepperettes 4; Sigma Tau 4 Sencm Otis Miller Spanish Club 3, 4; Science Club 3; Class Secretary 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4 Virginia Miller Eddie Minnis Spanish Club 1, 2; DECA Doris Montgomery Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4; “B” Club 2, 3, 4; Pepperettes 4; Dra- matics 2, 3; FHA 1, 2; PE Squad Captain 2; Scribes 2; Pep Club 1 Charlotte Ann Mooneyham FHA 1, 2; Pepperettes 4 Curt Moore Sue Moore Douglas Morgan FHA 1; FNA 2, 3; PE Squad Cap- tain 2; Dramatics 3; DEC A 4 Gaynell Morgan Brenda Morris Band 2; PE Squad Captain 2; Dra- matics 2, 3; FHA 2; Vo. Ag. Office Assistant 4 Jim Mosher Andrea Murphy Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1; Dra- matics 1, 2; Pepperettes 4; Kappa Delta 2; PE Squad Captain 2 Se U n Doris Murray Dennis Murray Spanish Club I 3; Dramatics 3; Pep- perettes 4 Garland Murray Sue Neeley FHA 1, 2, 3; Chorus 3; Dramatics 3 FFA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4 Phyllis Nichols Cheryl Novak Kenneth Ogle Judy Owens Band 1; FHA 1; Latin I Club 3; Latin II Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Office Assist- ant 3, 4 FNA 2, 3; Spanish Club 2. 3, Secre- tary 2; Office Assistant 3: Dramatics 2, 3; PTA Representative 2; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Bachelorettes 4 PE Squad Captain 1. 2; FHA 1, 2, 3; Pepperettes 4 Marilyn Kay Parker Cheerleader 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4; Class Treasurer 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Bachelorettes 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4, President 3; Latin Club 2, Secretary 2; FTA 3, 4; Lambda Phi 2, 3, 4; Pepperettes 4; Dramatics 2; Library Assistant 2; Guidance Assistant 4 Eddie Parks FFA 2, 3, 4, Assistant Treasurer 2, 3, Treasurer 4 Phyllis Parris FHA 1; FNA 2, 4; Pepperettes 4; Glee Club 3 Randy Parris Football 1; DECA 4, Treasurer Judy Parton Shirley Parton Bob Peterson Diana Phillips Spanish I Club 3; FNA Club 4; Transferred from Knox Fulton 3; Pepperettes 4; Voc. Ag. Office 4 Football 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4 Carol Diane Poteet National Honor Society 3, 4; PE Squad Captain 2; PE Office Assistant 4 Ruth Ann Poteet FHA 1; Pepperettes 4 Sectio Lynda Presswood Pep Club 1; Student Council 1; Dra- matics Club 1, 2, 3; FNA 2; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2; Delegate to Youth and Government 2; Kappa Delta Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Head Chaplain 4; Bach- elorettes 3, 4, Secretary 4; Pepper- ettes 4, Secretary 4; PE Squad Cap- tain 2 Polly Pruett Jo Ann Pullen FHA 1; FNA 2; Scribes 2; PE Squad Captain 2; Office Assistant 4; Voc. Ag. Office Assistant 4; Pepperettes 4 Karen Sue Queener FHA 1; Choir 3; Voc. Ag. Office Assistant 4 Ella Sue Quinn PE Squad Captain 2; FNA 3; Span- ish Club 3; DECA 4, Historian 4 Dorothy Radocay Danny Ratcliff FFA 1, 2; DECA 4, Sgt.-at-Arms Smim Charles Rector Carol Berry Renner Library Club 2, 4, Secretary-Treas- urer 4; PE Squad Captain 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Historian 4; Trumpeter, Assistant Editor 3; FT A 3, 4, Secretary 4 Lillian Riggs Glenn Renner Larry Rentfro Steve Rhodes Transferred from Waite High School 2; Dramatics Club 2; Thespians 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Pepperettes 4; FNA 3, 4 David Robinson Spanish Club 2 Don Rogers Jessie Rogers Linda Rogers Football 1, 2; Bachelors Club 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1, 2; FNA 2, 3, 4; “B” Club 1 Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pepperettes 4 John Rollins FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4 Donna Faye Ross FHA 3; Pepperettes 4 SetUon. Jane Sadler Sherry Rucks Linda Rymer Transferred from Mt. Pleasant, Iowa; Band 2, 3, 4; Latin I Club 2; Chorus 2; Science Club 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; FTA 3, Vice-President 4; OCOEEAN Staff 4; Beta Club 4 Judy Scoggins deca 4 Mary Jane Scoggins Hazel Scott Tommy Shamblin Judy Sharpe FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pepperettes 4; Sigma Tau Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; DECA 4, Secretary 4 Sigma Tau Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4; PE Squad Captain 3; Pepperettes 4 Seuiw Von Shugart FHA 1, 2; FNA 2. 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Office Assistant 3; Pepper- ettes 4; Lambda Phi 4 Borry Simmons Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 1; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; “B” Club 3, 4 Diana Smith Jerry Sliger David Smith Latin II Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; FNA 2; Sigma Tau 2; Thespians 3; Dramatics 2; Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-head 4; Science Club 3; OCOEEAN Staff 4; Bachelorettes 4; Pepperettes 3, 4 Terry Smith Shirley Sneed David Spencer FHA 1. 2; Chorus 2, 3 Beta Club 3, 4; Latin II Club 2: Spanish I Club 3. Program Chair- man; Science Club 3. 4; OCOEEAN Staff 4 Judy Ann Spencer Jane Stark FHA 1; Pcpperettes 4 Dramatics 2, President 2; Thespians 3, 4, Treasurer 3; FHA 2; FTA 3. 4; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; Pep- perettes 4; Spanish Club 3. 4 Doris Stephens Nancy Stephens Transferred from Greenwood. S.C.: Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Drum Major 3, 4; Choir 2: Spanish Club 2, 3; Dra- matics 2; Thespians 2. 3, 4. Secre- tary 4; Red Cross 2: FNA 2. 3, 4; Science Club 3 Setticn (flate, Carolyn Stewart Larry Stewart Eugene Strickland Band 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. 3; OCOEEAN Staff 4 Mary Jo Stuart Band 2: Dramatics 2, Treasurer 2 FHA 2; Thespians 3. 4; FTA 3. 4 Spanish Club 3, 4; Bachelorettes 4 Pepperettes 4; Trumpeter Staff 3 OCOEEAN Staff 4; Beta Club 4 Sally Sullivan Transferred fom St. Mary’s, Sewanee, Tenn. Vickie Sutherland Chorus 3; PTA Representative 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; FTA 4; Pepper- cttcs 4 Linda J. Swafford FHA 1, 2; PE Squad Captain 1 Jennie Taylor FNA 2, 3 Seaiw Linda Thacker Basketball 1; FHA 2; Latin I Club 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; FNA 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4; DECA 4, Secre- tary 4; Pepperettes 4 Janice Thomas Neil Varnell Bobbie Travis Nancy Trewhitt FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FNA 3, 4; Pepper- Library Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President ettes 4; Vo-Ag. Office Assistant 4 3; Dramatics 2; Pepperettes 4; PE Squad Captain 2 Carl Vance Band 2; Scribes 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; Latin II Club 2, Vice-President 2; Trumpeter Staff 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Na- tional Beta Club 3, 4; Lambda Sigma 3; FTA 3. 4; Science Club 3, 4 Deanna Wagner Latin Club 2 Carolyn Ward Vickie Weaver National Honor Society 3, 4; Teachers of America 3, 4 Joyce White Future Nadine White Dramatics 2; FHA 2, 3; FNA 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep- perettes 4; Trumpeter Staff 4 Sam Whitmire Se tbn David Williams Earl Williams Lakeanna Williams Karol Williamson Football 2, 3, 4; Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes 3; “B” Club 3, 4; OCOEEAN Staff 4 Band 2; Dramatics 4; Office Assist- ant 4; Trumpeter Staff 4 Dramatics 2; Chorus 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Pepperettes 4; Lambda Phi Tri- Hi-Y 4; FNA 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4 Betty Woody Band 2, 3: Pepperettcs 4 Bill Wright Baseball 2, 3, 4: “B” Club 2, 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4 Douglas Wyatt Donald Young The Golden Bears Marching Band crosses the Tennessee-Virginia State Line—Inci- dentally, they captured a first place! 50 Jacen Gorbett 51 We remember: Pacuity l n famm Mrs. Sue Newman World History Modern European History Guidance Mrs. Geneva Adams Physical Education Health Mrs. Jena Norman English III Trumpeter Sponsor Mr. Lawrence Kresse Chemistry Physics Mrs. Billie Powell Economics Sociology Mr. Ernest Adams Mechanical Drawing Mr. Daniel Orr English II English III Mr. Ben D. Chism Bookkeeping Typing I 53 acuity £ n pcmcm @la Miss Mary Ruth Woods English Mrs. Ralph Tittsworth Home Economics Miss Biggs English, Psychology Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson Typing, Salesmanship, Business Law Mr. Charles Flowers History, English Mrs. Juanita England Distributive Education Mr. O. J. Mattil Agriculture, Shop flcutiand, Mary Albritten Barbara Allen Gary Allen Jerry Arms Susan Arnold Bettye Arthur Walter Austin Robert Babb Jim Bachelor Patsy Ball Sharon Bancroft Sandra Banks 55 Linda Brock Beverly Brown Gail Brown Becky Bryant Becky Buckner Emma Burger Neil Burt Rocky Cagle Glenda Caldwell Patsy Caldwell Roy Caldwell Carl Calfee Roy Lee Biddy Jerry Bishop Andy Bivens Kay Bivens Steve Bivens Darrell Bowlin Larry Bowlin Tommie Bowlin Joe Cambell Shirley Cameron Cynthia Campbell May Cannon Phyllis Cannon Judy Carden Suzanne Carson Rodney Carter Pearl Cartwright Elaine Casteel Robert Casteel Tommy Cavitt David Cawood Brenda Caylor Betty Chadwick Jimmy Chase Joyce Chastain Tommy Childers Faye Clark Hoyt Clark Deloris Clayton Ruth Cloud Danny Cochran Betty Coe 57 Roeanna Cofer Jerry Collins Joyce Collins Patsy Collins Peggy Collins Larry Cooke Sara Cooper Sonny Coppinger Evelyn Corvin Charlotte Cox Richard Cox Kenneth Cress Disi Crisp Ivadell Crisp Patsy Crittenden Jean Crook Donald Cross Thomas Crye Cathy Cunningham Joyce Curtis Theresa Dalton Connie Davis Connie Jo Davis Eugene Davis pccmmd Jill Davis David Dickerson Carl Dixon Melvin Dixon Robert Dow Susan Draper Dave Duggan Rickie Duncan Jerry Dunn Ronnie Dunn Cecilia Edgemou Larry Elder Willie Mae Ellis Mary Ann Elmore Bobby Ensley Dallas Evans David Evans Patty Evans Johnny Farr Keys Fillauer Rodney Fitzgerald Bill Flowers David Fortner Oscar Foster 59 Patsy Fowler Carol Francisco Carolyn Franks David Frazier Patsy Frazier Alan Gann Linda Gee Sammy Gene Gee Larry Geitner David Geren Kay German Betty Ghorley Hubert Gibson Treva Gilbert Janet Gilliland Judy Glenn Patti Goodwin Henry Graham Marguetta Green Brenda Greene Judy Greene Lamar Hale Milba Hall Priscilla Hannah Rebecca Hannah Terry Harmon Sue Hamed Curtis Harris Jimmy Harris Jo Ann Harris Robert Harris Mary Ann Harrison Mary Helen Harrison Bonita Harvell Steve Harvey Kathy Hash Sonya Hayes Jerry Hendrix Jim Hesser Charletta Hickman Larry Hicks Sharon Hicks Sherrill Hicks Troy Hicks Patricia Higgins Bill Houston Roger Howard Gretna Hudson 61 Lorraine Kimsey Martha Kincade Joyce King Brenda Kinser Marilyn Kleinfelt Donald Knight Ruth Ann Knight Sylvia Lackey Steve Keasler Glenn Keith Georganna Keppler Peggy Kimball Carolyn Humbard Jeanette Humbard Linda Humbard Donald Inscore Verdonna Ivens Alta Jenkins Evelyn Jenkins Annette Johns Bob Johnson Gwen Jones Larry Jordan Larry Kaylor Carolyn Lacy Freddy Lange Gary Lauderback Sammy Lauderdale Elizabeth Lawson Wanda Lawson Randall Layman Alice Ledford Franklin Lemons Joyce Lemons Larris Lewis Linda Lifsey Jerald Lillard Patricia Lockman Jimmy Logan Bobby Lonas Beaulah Longley Bobby Longley Leona Looper Shirley Lowery Jessie McAlister Judy McAlister Viva McCain Geraldine McCann 63 Ccutcon Mac McCain Carolyn McConnell Gail McConnell Glenn McConnell Kaye McDaniels Pat McDowell Brenda McElrath David McKenzie Marcia McKenzie Marion McKin Bonnie McSpadden Jeff Morelock Shirley Murray Sonny Maples Bennie Kay Marrow Dea Etta Mason Howard Matthews Phillip Matthews Sharon Matthews Mark Maupin Margaret May Berl Miller Jo Ann Miller Martha Miller 64 Veneda Miller Linda Mital Pat Mitchell Janet Moore Donna Morgan Peggy Morrow Ronnie Murphy Darrell Murray Harrell Murray Ladon Near Doyline Neeley Phyllis Nelson Alicia Nerren Suzanne Newman Danny Newport Jean Nicholson Suzanne Nichols Larry Noelck Dana North Richard Norton Barbara Ogle Sandra Owenby James Owens Elaine Ownby 65 Gary Ownby Juanita Ownby Nancy Pack Eddie Painter Butch Pannell Keith Parker Linda Parker Richard Parker Brent Payne Vergie Payne Barbara Phillips Carolyn Phillips Judy Phillips Kenny Phillips Betty Pierce Charles Pigg Tommy Pirkle Priscilla Pitts Phil Powell Gail Prince Geraldine Pritchard Brenda Prueitt Emilane Prueitt Eugene Ramsey 66 flotutwa Sheridan Randolph Brenda Ratcliffe Judy Ratcliffe Melba Rayfield Bruce Renner Janice Renner Johnny Reynolds Kenneth Roark Kay Roberson Thomas Roberts Johnny Robinson Mildred Ross Jimmy Rubel Billy Rymer Barbara Sandidge Gretchen Schow Barbara Scoggins Phyllis Scoggins Brenda Scott Joyce Selvidge Linda Scheel Janey Schugart Johnny Simmons Marty Simmons 67 flcuUont James Simonds Lindell Simpson Dennis Sipes Charlene Smithson Mary Sneed Larry Stanfield Sally Standifer Terry Stanfield Allan Stephenson Anita Stepp Danny Stoops Ronnie Stratton Bobby Stuart Gloria Suits Laura Sullivan Phyllis Sullivan Dewitt Swafford Marilyn Swafford Hazel Tarpley Jo Ann Taylor Carol Thompson Danny Thompson David Thompson Rachel Thurman Sammy Tinsley Sharon Tinsley Henrietta Trentham Gincy Trewhitt Marion Trikosko Rufus Triplett 68 Eva Trotter Randy Tye Carolyn Underdown Wallace Varnell Mary Ruth Wagner Ruth Wagner Joy Walker Gary Wallace Joyce Wampler Glenn Watenbarger Buster Weathers W. C. Whaley Patricia White Sally White Wanda Wilkerson Mary Williamson Reba Willis Ellen Wilson Nancy Wilson Reba Wilson Patricia Withrow Joy Womac Linda Woods Sherry Wood Connie Wooten Nancy Wright Ronald Wright Danny Wyatt Brenda Yarnell Lucretia Yates Bob Zaleski 69 Sandy Sipes creates an illusion with a modern ballet rendition for the NHS Talent Party. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer David Humbred Sheila Goines Gary Harris Susan Morgan acuity Sfecu tnd fat SofiAamwe Mr. Roy Farmer Biology Mr. Gordon B. Suttle Mathematics Mrs. Shirley Mclntire Algebra Mrs. Ruby Taylor Home Economics Miss Willie M. Layman English Mr. Marvin Wilkins English Mr. Stanley A. Wright Band, Chorus, Glee Club Mrs. Beatrice Kolton General Business Mr. T. O. Hardin World Geography World History Miss Charlyne Foster English II Mrs. Wamie Finnell Latin I English II acuity SfiaaMnd fan Science I Mr. Robert Davis Physical Education Line and Track Coach Mr. Leon Austin Physical Science I Mr. LeBron Montgomery Biology Science I Mr. Harold Henslee Head Football Coach Health Mrs. John Gilliland Home Economics Mary Margaret Abel Gayle Adams Charles Allen Clarence Allen Janice Allen David Anderson Larry Anderson Jerry Arp Joyce Arp Ann Ash Billy Auberry Heidee Aycock Dennis Baker Van Baker Peggy Bancroft Ray Bancroft Paul Banthers Beverly Barber Joyce Barber Dionne Barger Susan Baugh Nancy Bean Keith Beatty Julius Beaty Gary Beisly Ann Belcher David Belk Kay Belk Arnold Bell Gene Bellamy Brenda Bennett Richard Bennett Sandra Bergeron Charles Beshears Diane Bible Ralph Biddle Darris Biddy Gwen Biggers Hubert Black James Blankenship Brenda Boehmer Linda Boehmer Carlene Bolen Wilma Boring Jimmy Botts Wanda Jean Botts Carolyn Bowman Raymond Brackin Joyce Bradley Fonda Bramblett James Branam Clyde Brewer Jimmy Brewer Caroline Bridedall Barbara Brock Gary Brock Leland Brock Patricia Brooks Janet Broomfield Joe Brown Lederral Brumley Gene Bryant Jerry Bunch Lake Burchfield Sue Burgiss Hazel Burgner Patricia Burns Susan Butler Branda Byrd Eugene Cabrera 74 Charles Calfee Paula Campbell Robert Campbell Douglas Cannon Wayne Carmichael D. 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Carter Genia Sue Cartwright Carolyn Casteel James Castello Bill Chandler Gary Chapman George Chase Robb Chase Carolyn Chastain Johnny Cheek Sharon Childers Butch Clark Hoyt Clark Reba Cleghorn Gary Coffey Johnny Coile Patsy Coker Gilda Coley Phyllis Coley Leo Collins Phillip Collin; Ernest Collon Janie Colloms Sharon Conn Mary Cooke Margaretta Cooley Anthony Cooper Shirley Corbit Paul Cornwell Judy Cox 75 Mary Lou Cox Jack Craig Ida Mae Crisp Paul Cronan Joan Crook Danny Crumbley Gail Crye Janice Crye Terry Curtis Phyllis Daffron Carol Daniels Jane Daugherty Alene Davis Brenda Davis Jackie Davis Jeffrey Davis Johnny Davis Paul Davis Robert Davis Frances Day Mary Lee Day Charles Deal Helen Deal Sandra DeLay Faye Denton Carolyn Dillard Eddie Dixon Juanita Dixon Randall Dixon Sandra Dixon Jimmy Doddson Joe Donaldson Tom Dorgan Kenneth Douglas Hazel Duckett Judy Dunn Martha Dunn Johnny Earls Bobby Edgemon Linda Eldridge Linda Elkins Artie Ellis Jerry Ellis Kenneth Ellis Marilyn Ellis Carolyn Sue Elrod Debbie Elrod Pat Ensley Sandra Ensley Bruce Epperson Darrell Epperson Larry Epperson Wanda Epperson Harold Evans Janice Evans Jim Evans Shirley Evans Steve Evans Terry Evans Brenda Everett Tommy Falls Peggy Farrell Sherry Farris Elaine Faw Thomas Feathers Larry Ferguson Eddie Finnell Alan Filyaw Janice Filyaw Gary Fletcher 77 Ronald Flowers Judy Forgey Jack Foster Patricia Fowler Terry Fowler Arthur Fox Carolyn Frederick Clyde Freeman Lynn Frye Howard Fulton Carolyn Gallman Gary Gann Linda Gates Shirley Gates David Gatlin Rebecca Gentry Tony Gentry Bucky Geren Joyce Geren Carol Gibson SofiAa Pi vie Judy Gibson Janet Gietner Brenda Gill Hilda Gilliland Larry Givens Brenda Gladson Linda Goforth Eddie Goins Robert Goins Ruth Goins Sheila Goins Carla Goodman Jerry Goodner Jean Gordon Edward Graham 78 Lanny Graham Sherman Graham Rusty Gray Josephine Green Maxine Green Shirley Green Deborah Gregg Norita Grenz Dennis Grieve Donna Griffith Terry Griffith Faye Grisam Beverly Guffey Dennis Guffey Wanda Guffey Brenda Hall Franklin Hall Brenda Hamby David Hamilton Elaine Hammond Alice Hancock Linda Hannah Lake Harden Sandra Hardwick Brenda Harris Gary Harris Walter Harvey Judy Hawkins Paul Hawkins Gail Henderson Earnest Herron Mike Hibben Freda Hicks James Hicks Pat Higgins 79 Bunnie Hindman Carolyn Hipps Martha Hobbs Lawrence Holder Howard Holdredge David Holloway Jerry Holmes Wilma Holmes Mildred Holt Jane Hope Jo Ann Hope Rita Horn Danny Houston Fay Howard Kay Howard Olita Howard Rebecca Howell Tommie Howell Franklin Hubbard Patricia Huckabcy SofeAom vie Judy Hudgens Shirley Hudgins David Humbard David Humberd Don Humphrey Gayle Lynn Hunt Ronnie Hyde Nancy Hysinger Larry Ingram Sherry Ingram Gloria Jackson Steve Jackson Mary Jamison Irene Jenkins Faye Johnson 80 Jerry Johnson Lavada Johnson Ronald Johnson Ann Jones Betty Jones Candy Jones Danny Jones Franklin Jones Brenda Kaylor Darrell Kaylor Reba Kaylor Larry Keller Gail Kelly Larry Kelley Buddy Kimsey Jimmy Kimsey Pete Kimsey Larry Kincaid Nancy Kinder Janice Kindrick John King Gary Knight Becky Kyker Tereas Lane Brenda Langley Pat Langley Mitzi Lauderback Billy Lawson Clyde Lawson Eddie Lawson Jerrie Lawson Marie Lawson Penny Lawson Susan Lawson Charles Ledford 81 Connie Lee Harriet Ann Lee Yvonne Leonard Bill Leveille Robert Lewis Abe Lillard Judy Liner Sara Lockadoo Gladys Logan Linda Logan Carlene Long Claud Love Ronald Lovingood Danny Lowe Jean Lowe Wanda Lunsford Linda Lyle Tony Lyle Bobby McAlister Bill McBroom k Tony McClanahan Benny McClary J. Lake McClary Cathy McConnell Dwight McCoy Sue McCoy Heather McDonald Ron McElrath Larene McGill Paul McGowan Terry McGuire Gayle McLain Peggy McLain Linda McPhail Linda Mantooth 82 Carleen Maples Marcella Maples Roy Maples Sandra Marr Charles Martin John Martin Sharon Martin James Mashburn Holly Mason Edward Massengale Judy Massey Joy May Phyllis May Betsy Mayfield Richard Merriman Eddie Messer Zelma Mikel Janice Miller David Montgomery Gordon Moore Sofe om ie Tommy Moore Ronnie Moreland Steve Morgan Susan Morgan Jeanne Mosher Sherry Mull Ray Muncy Tom Muncy Fred Murphy Tommy Murphy Kenneth Murphy Dana Murray Donald Murray John Musselwhite Jerry Neely 83 Lynda Nelson Glenda Nicholson Alva Nipper Jean Norman Gary Norris Dickie Norton Barbara Ogle John O'Neal Ella Sue Osment Vicky Ownbie Judy Owenby Darlette Owns Brenda Painter Eugenia Park Brenda Parker Carolyn Parker John M. Parker John W. Parker Sharon Payne Kermit Peak Gary Peques Ann Phillips Judy Phillips Nancy Phillips Sandra Phillips Terry Phillips Lloyd Picklesimer Edd Pirkle Bobby Pirtle Elizabeth Presswood lane Presswood Lucille Price Ruth Prince Claudia Pritchard Frankie Pritchard 84 Tommy Purkle Pat Queen Phyllis Quinn Karen Rakestraw Terry Randolph Jerry Raper Jesse Rappier Larry Reagan Dianne Rigney Larry Rigney Randy Robinson Donald Rogers Thomas Rogers Terry Roy Eddie Russell Mamie Jo Rutledge Ann Rymer Robert Rymer Gene Saffen Dwight Sanders Donna Satterwhite David Schevck Diana Schumann Eddie Scoggins Eldon Scoggins Hilda Scott Donald Seaburn Hugh Seals Linda Seals Wiley Sexton Annette Sharits Brenda Sherlin Ronnie Shoemaker Doug Silvers Joe Silvers 85 Judy Simpson Paul Sipe Sandra Sipe Dale Slack Jerry Slaughter Jo Ann Sloan James Sluder Carolin Smith Clara Smith Mary Frances Smith Wesley Smith Betty Sneed Judy Stalcup Dianne Stanfield Linda Stanfield Marilyn Stansberry John Steele Gary Stephenson Marilyn Stephenson Larry Stepp Larry Stenenson Gary Stevison Ricky Stiles Gary Stone Butch Storm William Stradt Charles Suite Delores Suits Dennis Suits James Suits Darlene Sutherland Dale Swafford James Swann Charles Tankersley Carolyn Taylor 86 Robert Taylor Doris Teaque Eddie Thomas Janice Thompson Richard Thompson Jackie Tinsley James Towers Stella Trentham Shirley Trew Barbara Trewhitt Walter Trikosko Jim Triplett Gayle Tucker Lonnie Varnell Winston Vaughn Brenda Verner Judy Visage Linda Walden Danny Waters Janice Watkins Sofe oma%e Carla Watson Connie Watson Joyce Watson Loyce Watson Cynthia Wattenbarger John Walter Welch Sue West Clara Whaley David Whaley Frank Whaley Shirley Whaley Carolyn Whilhote Dee White Etta Faye White Judith White 87 Kaye White Roy White Joy Whitmire Carolyn Whiteside Carolyn. Whiteside Janice Whitmire Judy Willhoit Elsie Williams Jackie Williams Mac Williams Ronald Williams Brenda Wilson Jimmy Wilson Susie Wilson Jane Wood Brenda Woodall Carolyn Woods William Woods Caro! Wright Ruby Yarber Brenda York Garry York Paullette Young Karen Granade CHEERLEADERS PRACTICE ROUTINE FOR COMING GAMES Lillian Riggs always sprouts flowers in the spring. President Vice President Secretary Jane Fuller Wayne Richardson Mike Hoskins Mrs. Evelyn Townsend English I Miss Marietta Smith Home Economics Mrs. Reba Maupin English I facu(fa Sfaw nd far Mr. John Clayton Physical Education “B” Team Football Coach Mrs. Charles Hughes Science I 90 Mr. David Swafford Algebra I Arithmetic Mrs. Jo Bounds English I Mr. Don Hill Mathematics Mrs. Maurine Tipton General Science Mr. Frank Whitaker Shop Miss Ola Bullington Science acuity l i Mr. Don Carter Guidance Mrs. LaRay Sharpe Bible Mr. Frank Lowery Arithmetic 91 Mrs. Franklin Calfee Arithmetic Mrs. Glenn Moore Spanish Mr. Dewey Davidson Mathematics Jo Ann Allison Johnny Anderson Kent Anthony Stanley Ash Betsy Bachelor Clara Bain William Bain Coye Baker Mike Barbrow Truman Barker Bobby Barrett Jerry Baxter Roy David Bayne Jerry Beaty Thomas Beaty Linda Beck Donny Bell Linda Bell Gregory Bettis Donna Bigham Anthony Bingham Betty Jo Bivens Shirley Black Rodney Blackwell Gary Blankenship David Boehmer Fred Boring Sonja Boring Billy Brackett Candace Brackin Jimmy Brancefield Jerry Brancefield Blinda Brewer Linda Brewer Jane Brock Ralph Brock Johnny Brogden Brenda Brooks Debby Brown Ellen Brown Gail Brown Gregg Bryant Carolyn Bryson Melvin Bryson David Buckner Donnie Buckner Jimmy Buckner Linda Buckner 92 Martha Burger Janet Burgess Dwight Burk George Burk Gerald Burns Peggy Bums Wanda Burrell Jimmy Byous Delbert Caldwell Parnell Caldwell Steve Calfee Polly Calloway Sally Calton Margaret Cameron Larry Campbell Darryl Cannon Dennis Cannon Jimmy Cannon Donna Carithers Albert Carr Anthony Carter Janice Cash Ralph Castelow Diane Cathey Dwight Caylor Ronny Caywood Delora Chadwick Ronnie Chase Danny Chastain Shirley Chastain Robert Cheek Michael Cherry Gary Clark Jimmy Clark Barry Clayton Melinda Clayton Paul Cloud Tommy Cloud Charlotte Clouts Randall Clowers Patsy Coe Teresa Coe Lloyd Cofer Barbara Coffey Bonnie Coleman Johnny Collins Ray Cook Carol Cox 93 Roy Lee Crisp Joann Cronan David Cross Jerry Cross Eddie Crump Deborah Curtis Alvin Dalton Joyce Dalton Gary Davis Patsy Davis Ronald Davis Shirley Davis Steve Davis Kenneth DeFriese Patsy Dcloune Paul Delzell Sim Deniston Donald Denny Walter Denton William Derring Agnes Dispain Dickie Dixon Judy Dixon Phillip Dixon Wayne Dixon Mike Donohoo Stella Dowdy Sandra Downs Gary Dunn Phyllis Dunn Royce Dunn Charlotte Durham Larry Dyer Donald Easterly Joe Easterly David Elliff Danny Elliott Gary Elliott Richard Elliott Sue Elliott Dorthy Elrod Leonard Epperson Gary Evans Kenneth Evans Sharon Evans Sylvia Everett Judy Fain Nancy Fleeman 94 Lee Forgey Kenneth Fortner Linda Fox Randy Fox Judy Frady Virginia Franks Marsha Fredrick Brenda Freeman Pauletta Freeman Sandra Freeman Sandra Fritts Eddie Fulbright Jane Fuller James Garland Brenda Gates Kenneth Gates Miles Gates Millie Gates Ray Gates Shirley Gates Tommy Gatlin Mitchell Geren Sandra Geren Evelyn Ghorley Larry Gibby Pamela Gibson Patricia Gibson Bobby Gilbert Sandra Gilbert Janet Giles James Godfrey Terry Goforth Bobby Goins Leonard Goins Patsy Graham Barbara Green Mike Green Terry Green Tommy Green Richard Gregg Sue Gregory Harry Gresham Edward Griffith Cecil Griggs Linda Grisam Linda Grissom Steve Goodner Stanley Goodwin 95 Man' Gorbett Freddie Grubb Barbara Guffey Sandra Guthrie Veda Guyer Sue Haire Joan Hall John E. Hall Karen Hall Bill Hamilton Glen Hamilton Robert Hamilton Robert Hammond Donnie Hancock Jane Harden Gary Harmon Fredrick Harned Eddie Harrison Mike Harvey Wanda Hawkins John Hayes Patsy Hedden Alice Herron Wayne Hickman Lowell Hicks Mac Hicks Randall Higgins Stevie Higgins Charles Hindman Larry Holcomb Carolyn Holloway Linda Holloway Jimmy Hooper Bufie Horton Bobby Howard Judy Howard Marcella Howard Sharon Howell Billy Jo Hughes Karen Hughes Jimmy Hughes Judy Humberd Gary Humbred Rebecca Hunley Don Ingram Judy Ingram Debbie Isbell Ted Johnson 96 Alan Jones John Jones Rachel Jones Gary Jordan Nancy Keith Joe Kelley Johnny Kelley Robert Kelley Karen Kendrick Roy Kerr Willia Dean Kersey Wayne Kesley Bobby Kessler Jerry Kibble Joe Kibble Fred Kimsey Elaine Kirby Burion Kitchen Randall Knight Wayne Lacy Ronald Lancaster James Lane Sandra Lauderback Gary Lawson Mildred Lawson Margaret Layne Mary Lou Leamon Robert Leamon Donnie Lewis Ronnie Lewis Hazel Long Linda Longley Carolyn Lowe Betty Lunsford Mary Jo Maddux Barbara Mangrum Douglas Mangrum Robert Mantooth Claudia Maples Danny Marr Franklin Marron Lloyd Martin Terry Martin Woodrow Martin Jerry Mason Jerry Mason Nancy Matthews Billy Mayo 97 Wayne McAlister Dortha McCann Janice McCann Phyllis McConnell Roy McCrary Linda McDowell Wynell McElrath Charles McEntire Brenda McFalls Ralph McGill Johnny McGuire Carolyn McKenzie Darlene McKenzie Dewayne McLain Linda Medlin David Miller Harry Miller Judy Millsap Monty Miller Trudy Millsap Mary Mitchell Jerry Mizell Dennis Morgan Patsy Morgan Sue Morgan Beverley Morrow Catina Mull Gordon Murray Rebecca Murray Marrion Mysinger Lynn Newberry Shelvia Neyman Betty Nichols Susan Nipper Gene Norfleet J. W. Nunley Brenda Officer David Ogle Larry Ogle Linda Ogle Philip Olsson Vicki Osment Gilbert Owens Brenda Ownby Faye Ownby Yvonne Ownby Shirley Painter Larry Parker 98 Frank Parks DeWayne Payne Larry Payne Carolyn Pell Kay Perry Larry Phillips Stephen Pigg Brance Plemons Jerry Prosley Donald Price Jesse Prince Ray Prock Shirley Prock Glen Proffit Ronald Pulliam Becky Quinn R. L. Queen Margaret Radford Violet Raines Faye Ramsey Mary Ramsey Angela Randolph Eddie Ratcliff Don Ray William Rector Helen Reed Melba Regan Mike Renner Stella Resser Cynthia Richardson Wayne Richardson Bill Rives Gary Roark Daniel Roberts Gayla Roberts Diana Romines Patsy Rominger Robert Rominger Norman Rucker Patricia Rue Titus Runion Gerald Rushing Terry Rushing Wanda Russell Doyle Rutledge Geraldine Rymer Stella Rymer Tony Rymer 99 ptte4Ame t Wilma Sampson Don Sandridge Neil Sartin Eulas A. Scoggins Keith Scoggins Gary Scott Jacquelyn Scott Joye Self Melba Selvrige Charles Sherlin Harley Sherlin Hazel Sherlin Terry Silvers Loretta Sipe Eddie Skelton Carol Smith Charles Smith Donald Smith Jerry Smith limmy Smith Linda Smith Tommy Smith Linda Sosbee Mary Sparry Brenda Standridge Paul Staton Thelma Staton Jimmy Stephens Linda Stevenson Diane Stevison Theresa Stevison Stephen Stewart Havard Still Curtis Strickland Connie Suits Diana Suits Deborah Suits Kenneth Swallows Thomas E. Turner Jo Ann Turner Regenia Tullock Harvalene Tripplett Deloria Trew Patsy Towns Kenneth Torbett Joseph Toomey Gale Tinsley Patricia Thurman 100 Tommy Thomason Ann Thompson Linda Thompson Perry Talbott Brenda Tankersley Janice Tarpley Dianna Taskill Phyllis Taylor Robert Taylor Barbara Teague Samuel Teague Carolyn Thomas Larry Underwood Irene Vaughn Allen Voyles Connie Wade Joe Wagner Brenda Wampler Annette Waters Hershel Waters Roger Waters Yvonne Waters Zane Waters Carol Watson James Watson Jane Watson Sheila Webb Vicki Webb Lynn Weir Eddie Wells Ralph West James Whaley Nancy Whaley Brenda Wheeler Dennis White William Wilson Gerald Williams Glenda Williams Mary Ann Williams Ronnie Williams Roy Lee Williams Bill Williamson Steve Willet Clifford Willis Calvin Withrow Elaine Withrow Zane Withrow Helen Womac 101 Glenn Wilson Roger Wilson Stephen Wilson Steven Wilson Claudette Winters Margaret Woods Roy Woods Patricia Woody James Wooten Joyce Woods Beverly Wright Inez Wright Sandra Wright Mary Yates I have to pay to go here too! So what if Daddy only lets me sing in the bathtub! 102 I’ll get him for you Mrs. Clemmer! “Butch” Pannell puts close guard on Central player. s4ctio t Captain Godfrey cornered by Central players. Hall to Godfrey. 103 A break from classroom activities is the varied program of organizations spice, interest, and that always something to do attitude” create the bigger and better Bradley story. Student @aocueil Vice President, Shirley Mantooth; Secretary, Brenda Bennett; President, Bill Cleghom; Treasurer, Bruce Renner; Sponsor, Mrs. Everett Bryant. The Student Council of Bradley High School is com- posed of representatives elected from their respective classes. These members are chosen for their scholastic ability, leadership dependability, and willingness to serve. Student Council members operate a school supply room, keep records of activity points and give awards accordingly, charter all school clubs, and help to promote better relations between students and teachers. This years’ officers are: President........................................Bill Cleghom Vice President.....................Shirley Mantooth Treasurer.......................................Bruce Renner Secretary......................................Brenda Bennett Sponsors: Mrs. Lee Clemmer and Mrs. Everett Bryant Seniors: Shirley Mantooth, Don Batchelor, Jo Geren, Bill Cleghorn, Paul Conn, Johnny Haile. Juniors: Andy Bivens, Brenda Bennett, Janey Shu- gart, Bruce Renner, Sylvia Lackey. Sophomores: Gail Tucker, Jo Ann Hope, David Humbard, Gary Harris, Dee White. First Row: Jane Fuller, Janey Shugart, Shirley Mantooth, Andy Bivens, Jo Geren, Gail Tucker, Ann Thompson, Elaine Withrow, Sylvia Lackey, Jo Ann Hope, Brenda Bennett Mrs. Bryant. Second Row: Dee White, Don Batchelor, Paul Conn, Johnny Haile, Bruce Renner, Garry Harris, David Humbard, Mike Hoskins, Monty Miller, Bill Cleghorn. Freshmen: Elaine Withrow, Ann Thompson, Jane Fuller, Monty Miller, Mike Hoskins. Mrs. Inez Clemmer, Sponsor Tt tioual Society Abel, B. Arnold, S. Arnold, Chism, Conn, Cooke, Cox, Nichols, Pack, Parker, Poteet, Prince, Randolph, Renner, Draper, Fisher, Fitzgerald, Goins, Grishom, Haile, Sadler, Smith, Varnell, Weaver, Wood, White, Yarnell. Hurst, Lackey, Lawson, Mantooth, Maples, Nerren, Sponsor—Mrs. Koltun Vice President—Neil Varnell Parliamentarian—Nelda Mantooth Treasurer—Janey Cooke Secretary—Virginia Chism President—Paul Conn 108 eta Abel, Arbuckle, B. Arnold, S. Arnold, Batchelor, Ben- nett, Bivens, Chesney, Cooke, Conn, Cooley, Farr, Fitzgerald, Fulton, Haile, Hartline, Hope, Hurst, Huskey, Johnson, Jones, Kimball, Lackey, Lafferty, Ledford, Mantooth, McCoy, Parker, Newman, M. Parker, Prince, Ratcliffe, Sadler, Smith, Spencer, Stuart, Tarpley, Varnell, Wilkinson, Wood, Yarnell. The Bradley Chapter of the National Beta Club is an achievement-service organization dedicated to the promotion of honesty, service, and leadership. The club is composed of juniors and seniors who have been approved by the faculty and old members. Each year a magazine drive held by the Beta Club provides money for useful commodities which are donated to the school. Beta Club Officers: President—Bill Arnold Corresponding Secretary—Diana Smith Vice President—Sam Hope Recording Secretary—Martha Lafferty Treasurer—Bill Johnson Parliamentarian—Becky Hartline 109 Editor—Sylvia Lackey Sports Editor—Johnny Haile Business Manager—Rodney Fitzgerald Exchange Editor—Connie Jo Davis Sponsor—Mrs. Norman Copy Editor—Sally Standifer Assistant Business Manager—Marilyn Kleinfeldt Senior Advisor—Paul Conn White Bennett Conn Biddle Dorgan Haile Powell Davis Wood 110 St U Edgemon Kyker Wilkinson Standifer Kincaid Draper White McLain Kimball The “Trumpeter” is Bradley’s monthly newspaper and is pub- lished independently by the “Trumpeter” staff. This affords an excellent opportunity for students to gain experience in journalism as well as in advertising. Nipper Farr Lauderback Parker Ledford Walker Hash Zaleski Prince Kleinfeldt Morgan McKenzie Simmons 111 'JtcUioHCil 7 e fUeitt Society President: Joy Hurst, Vice-President: Don Batchelor, Treasurer: Ronald Hines, Stage Manager: Richard Cross, Program Chairman: Rufus Triplett, Sponsor: Lawrence Kresse, Members: Lawson, Elrod, Lemons, Farr, Led- ford, Stephens, Duncan, Lillard, Hughes, Edmondson, Ledford, Hartline, Owens, Crook, Harris, Cross, Davis, Baker, King, MacDonald, Lafferty, Reynolds, Stark, Lorenz, Dorflinger, Stuart, McLain, Riggs, Chesney, Lowery, Triplett, Hurst, Newman, Conn, Hotalen, Blankenship, Renner, Smithson. This year, under the direction of Mr. Lawrence Kresse, Troupe Twenty of the National Thespian Society presented four one-act plays, representing each class at Bradley. The plays were judged, and awards were given to the best actors, supporting actors, director, and play. The best play was Aria Da Capo”, a poetic drama with both comic and tragic qualities. It was presented by the senior class, and from it David Spencer was chosen as the recipient of the best actor award. The best actress was Gretchen Schow, a member of the cast of For All Eternity , the comical ghost story presented by the junior class. Cathy McConnell, because of her excellent performance in the sophomore comedy Are We Dressing? , became the best supporting actress. The freshman class presented And the Desert Shall Rejoice”, a modern Christmas story that is both tender and humorous, and freshman Monty Miller was selected the best supporting actor. In the spring' the Thespians plan to produce a Shakespearean comedy, either A Mid- summer Night’s Dream or Twelfth Night . Such a play will require much work from each member of the Thespian Society in order to present a work of William Shakespeare in such a way that it can be enjoyed by the student body and therefore fulfill the purpose of the Society, which is to present different types of dramatic art to the students at Bradley. flutUwi @ MMAetlonA Sponsors: Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Newman, Mr. Carter Members: Lowe, Conner, Pruett, Green, Smithson, Hickman, Hotalen, Kile, Ownby, McAlister, Fortner Secretary—Phyllis Fortner President—Marquetta Green Vice-President—Juanita Ownby Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Newman, Mr. Carter Treasurer—Charlene Smithson The newest organization at Bradley is Junior Counsellors. The members assist the guidance instructors in the guidance program of Bradley High School. Their help during Career Day was especially appreciated by the Senior Class. Filmstrips help in better understanding guidance work. Several members are shown viewing such a film. 113 ‘fputu%e 7tusi e6 President—Shirley Mantooth Vice-President—Von Shugart Secretary—Martha Disney Treasurer—Barbara Sandrige To help the community through service by working at the hos- pital and by volunteer work at the Health Department and nurs- ing home. Bryant, Caywood, Shugart, Caylor, Miller, Simmons, Lawson, Yamell, Whaley, Goins, Hannah, Pack, Wilkinson, Crumley, Mantooth, Ivens, Thompson, Keeney, Greene, Geren, Lawson, Riggs, Cartwright, Simpson, White, Nichols, Ratcliff, Bergeron, May, Conn, Farmer, Crisp, Carden, Thucker, Marr, Gilbert, Sneed, Yates, McElrath, Humberd, Walker, Withrow, Davis, Watson, Biggers, Mason, Disney, Smith, Goins, Ogle, Standifer, Hash, Kleinfeldt, Kinser, Cox, McDowell, Haron, McKenzie, Kimbell, Longley, Crye, Conner Members of this club are selected on the basis of their ability to use audio-visual equip- ment and their willingness to work. By taking time from their study hall periods, these boys are able to aid in showing educational movies, filmstrips, and slides. Without their efforts the availability of audio-visual materials to Bradley students and teachers would be considerably less. 114 Keasler, Ledford, Filyaw, Baker, Conn, Mickel Sponsor—Mr. Leon Austin President—Robert Herndon Vice-President—Rodney Carter Secretary-T reasurer— Jimmy Ruble Sergeant-at-A rms— Robert Gaylor Scit ea President—Neil Vamell Vice-President—Lucretia Yates Secretary—Cecilia Edgemon Treasurer—Emilane Pruett Sponsor—Mrs. Finnell In all areas of life an opportunity to express one’s self is vitally important. This is the basic pur- pose of the Scribes. Creative writing is promoted in the areas of poetry, prose, and drama. The creation and production of an original play is the main goal toward which Scribes work each year. Biddle, Campbell, Conn, Edgemon, B. Greene, J. Greene, Hicks, Ledford, Kyker, Lemons, McDowell, Owens, Pack, Pruett, Triplet, Varnell, Yates, Dorgan, McAlister glotfr In order to become a member of the Library Club, a student must be able and willing to work in the school library during his study hall. These persons are responsible for keeping all library records, maintaining a good library program, and for keeping the library quiet and orderly. Bates, Granade, Jones, Pack, McDowell, Collins, McConnell, Holmes President—Arbuckle V ice-Presid en t—C arroll Secretary—Renner Program Chairman—Trewhitt Bulletin Board Chairman— Chism 115 President—Paul Conn Secretary—Carol Renner Program Co-Chairman— Phyllis Nichols Treasurer—Nelda Mantooth Vice-President—Jane Sadler Program-Chairman— Vickie Weaver Treasurer—Ray Ledford paiute ?e4.c te rfmenic The purposes of the Bradley Chapter of the Future Teachers Club are to create interest in the teaching profession and to begin to prepare for a career in this field. The club’s main project for the year was centered around American Education Week. Devotions were given during the week pertinent to teaching, and a tea was held for the teachers during which members of the dub substituted for the teachers in the various home rooms. Future Teachers regularly substitute during the year for absent teachers. Abel, Arbuckle, Beck, Renner, Bryant, Chesney, Conn, Cooke, Fulton, Haile, Hamilton, Har- mon, Hickman, Lafferty, Led- ford, Mantooth, Nichols, Parker, Sadler, Stuart, Weaver, Varnell, Cooley, Davis, Davis, Dunn, Fitzgerald, Gilliland, Hannah, Hicks, Hughes, Hurst, Jones, Kimble, Lemmons, McAlister, Pigg, Prince, Ratcliffe, Robin- son, Sluder, Sutherland, Stark 116 President—Wade Jenkins Treasurer—Randy Parris Vice-President—Elois Gobble Parliamentarian—Faye Bacon Corresponding Secretary— Mary Jane Kibble Recording Secretary— Linda Thacker Sponsor—Mrs. England Reporter—Paul Renner 'Di foi utive Sduc ztio t “To help raise educational standards To show opportunities in marketing and distribution To develop leaders for marketing and distribution To help develop employable young men and women To encourage community knowledge and development To practice active citizenship participation To encourage America's competitive and free enterprise system Bacon, Bough, Beaty, Cooper, Filyaw, Frazier, Gannaway, Gallahar, Gobble, Green, Har- mon, Holmes, Howard, Howell, Jenkins, Kibble, Lange, Man- tooth, Marr, Moore, Minnis, Mc- Clanahan, Parris, Quinn, Rat- cliff, Renner, Scoggins, Thacker, Vance, West, Whitmire 117 Adams, Allen, Bacon, Baugh, Beaty, Beck, Biggers, Bolen, Bowman, Bradley, Brock, Cartwright, Coffey, Coley, Crye, Curtis, Curtis, Daugherty, Davis, Edgemon, Elrod, Everett, Faw, Frederick, Gates, Gladson, Glenn, Goins, Graham, Grenz, Hackney, Hall, Hamilton, Hammond, Hawkins, Hicks, Holmes, Holmes, Howard, Howell, Howell, Humphrey, Hysinger, Ingram, Ivens, Jack- son, Jenkins, Jones, Keeney, Kibble, King, Lawson, Lawson, Long, Marr, Martin, McAlister, McElrath, McGill, McLain, Miller, Morrow, Neyman, Nicholson, Ownby, Pitts, Resser, Robinson, Rutledge, Rymer, Seals, Sharpe, Sipe, Suits, Suits, Tankersley, Thompson, Thompson, Travis, Underdown, Wagner, Watson, Wilhoite, Willson, Wilson, Withrow, Womac, Yarber, Yates. Sponsors are Miss Smith, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Tittsworth, and Mrs. Gilliland. Future Homemakers of America is an organization composed of Bradley girls working toward better homes for America. During the year they do various projects which enable them to be better future homemakers. 118 President—Brenda Beck V ice-Presiden t— (Social) Freda Humphrey V ice-President—( Degrees) Mary Hamilton V ice-President— (Program) Judy Sharpe Secretary—Eleanor Hackney Treasurer—Faye Bacon Reporter—Janice Womac Historian—Brenda McElrath Parliamentarian—Joyce King Song Leader—Oteen Miller future Allen, Anderson, Arms, Aip, Baker, Barker, Beaty, T. Beaty, Bell, D. Bell, Blankenship, J. Blankenship, Brackin, Bramlett, Branchefield, Brock, Brown, Buck- ner, J. Buckner, Burchfield, Burk, Calfee, Caywood, Chastain, Cherry, Clowers, Collins, Collins, Colloms, Cook, Cross, Crumbley, Curtis, Davis, Davis, Deal, Del- zell, Denton, Donohoo, Duggan, Dunn, G. Dunn, R. Dunn, Dyer, Easterly, Evans, Flowers, Forgey, Foster, Goodner, Graham, Guthrie, Hall, F. Hall, Hamilton, Hamilton, Hamilton, Harris, Harned, Hawkins. Heron, Hewett, Hewett, Hickman, Hodge, Hooker, Hooper, Horton, Hughes, Humbard, Humbard, Ingram, Johnson, Jordon, Kaylor, G. Keith, Keith, Keith, Keslcy, Kimsey, Knight, Lane, Leamon, Lawson, Ledford, Lovingood, Mantooth, Maples, G. Maples, Mason, Mathews, Matthews, Mayo, McCoy, McGill, McGill, Merriman, Miller, Messer, Miller, Mizell, Montgomery, Morgan, Murray, D. Murray, H. Murray, Murray, Murray, Nun- ley, Ogle, Ownby, Parker, Parks. Peak, Perry, Presley, Prince, Price, Prock, Proffitt, Pulliam, Roark, Randolph, Reagan, Roy, Rayfield, Renner, Rigney, Rodgers, Rol- lins, R. Rollins, Rymer, T. Rymer, Runion, Sartin, Scoggins, K. Scoggins, Scott, Shields, Shoemaker, Sipe, P. Sipe, Sluder, Smith, C. Smith, J. Smith, Stepp, Still, Stone, Swallows, Talbott, Taylor, Tankersly, Teague, Thomas, Thompson, Tinsley, Triplett, Turner, Under- wood, Wagner, Waters, Watson, Weathers, Wells, With- row, Whaley, White, Whitworth, Willet, Williams, With- row, Woods, and Mangrum. Advisors are Mr. Arnold and Mr. Mattil. 119 Jlativt Sponsor—Mrs. Finnell Consul—Joe David Phillips Praetors—Jerry Lawson, Jane Presswood Scriba—Jane Fuller Poutifex Maximus—Terry McGuire Proconsul—Gail McLain Aediles—Mitzi Lauderback, Sherry Bucks McGuire, Thompson, Fuller, Lawson, Presswood, McLain, Rucks, Lacy, Allen, Lauderback, Tullock, Hicks, Harned, Humbred, Trikosko, Calloway, Smith, Norfleet, Chandler, Houston, Suits, Cannon. LATIN I The purposes of the Latin Clubs are to create interest in the study of Latin and to learn more about Roman customs, heroes, and mythology. These clubs meet once a month during class, and the programs are prepared by the officers and Mrs. Clemmer. LATIN I President—Wayne Carmichael Vice-President—Dee White Secretary-Treasurer—Kaye White Sponsor—Mrs. Clemmer Beisley, Bradley, Butler, Cooke, Crye, Davis, Evans, Granade, Gregg, Geren, Jones, Lemons, McDowell, Murphy, Pirtle, Ramsey, Seaborn, Stevison, Watson, C. Wattenbarger, G. Wattenbarger, Whaley, Whitmire, Wilson, Lyle, Swann, O’Neil, Anthony, Norman, Parks, Rymer, Stephens, White, Teague, Wilhoite. LATIN II Period II President—Boyd Vice-President—Donaldson Secretary-Treasurer—Jo Ann Hope Period V President—MacDonald V ice-Presiden t—Kyker Secretary-Treasurer—Cooley Sponsor—Mrs. Clemmer Bergeron, Biddle, Boyd, Donaldson, Dorgan, Hackney, Harris, Hope, Hutson, Leveille, Lewis, Mayfield, McConnel, Newport, Norton, Saffen, Simpson, Wood, Tye, Campbell, Bridendall, Cartwright, Cofer, Coker, Cooley, Davis, Evans, Greene, Greene, Howard, Hicks, King, Kyker, Lewis, MacDonald, Mantooth, Martin, Masher, Nichols, Pruett, Silver, Triplett. SfeOtUdA 1 President—Ronnie Straton Vice-President—Bruce Renner Secretary—Rebecca Hannah Treasurer—Randell Melton Reporter—Gail Prince Brumfield, Collins, Fortner, Fowler, Fox, Gentry, Hannah, Harmon, Harrison, Hibben, Isbell, Kimball, Kimsey, Lawson, Lonas, Looper, Matthews, McKenzie, Melton, Moore, Mor- gan, Nipper, Pack, Pigg, Prince, Renner, Sherlin, Sparry, Smith, Steel, Stratton, Walker. President—Gary Godfrey Vice-President—Hilda Gilliland Secretary—Ann Trotter Treasurer—Janis Renner Reporter—Walter Austin Baugh, Bochmer, Burns, Evans, Geitner, Griffith, Guyer, Hedden, Holt, Jamison, Jones, King, Lawson, Lee, Maples, Murphy, Near, Osment, Phillips, Rayfield, Rutledge, Shugart, Silvers, Sipe, Suits, Sullivan, Whaley, Wyatt. President—Daris Biddy Vice-President—Johnny Simmons Treasurer—Dionne Barger Reporter—Raymond Conn Secretary—Carolyn Phillips Bernard, Brock, Brown, Campbell, Cox, Curtis, Davis, Dow, Ellis, Erwin, Finnel, Finnel, Frye, Gaskill, Gentry, Gill, Gordon, Henderson, Humberd, Humberd, Kincaid, Lillard, Logan, Longwith, Mantooth, McDowell, Nipper, Scoggins, Trewhitt. 121 President—Johnson V ice-Presiden t—Cooke Secretary—Conn Treasurer—Phillips Reporter—Childers Campbell, Cofer, Conn, Conn, Cooper, Dorflinger, Elrod, Fillauer, Francisco, Hall, Hope, Miller, Moore, Murphy, Nichols, Powell, Roberts, S c h o w, Shell, Stark, Stuart, Sutherland, Vamell, Wilkinson, Wil- liams. SfazvtidA XX The Spanish clubs serve to stimulate interest in all Spanish-speaking countries. Club members learn to appreciate the way of life these people know by becoming well acquainted with Spanish customs, art, and literature. However, unlike the Spanish I Club, the Spanish II Club is a service club. Through- out the year the club sponsors money-raising projects in order to have money with which to help improve their school. Mrs. Glenn Moore is sponsor. President—Lillard Vice-President—Jill Davis Secretary—Abel Treasurer—Gayle Tucker Reporter—Parker Albritton, Burgess, Coe, Cox, Davis, Fulton, Hale, Harris, Kleinfeldt, Logan, Mason, McAlister, Mc- Coin, McLain, Parker, Simmonds, Ratcliffe, Rent- fro, Ruble, Watson, York, Zaleski. 122 Jl m clci P i ‘J’U-'ifyt-fy Sullivan, Addison, Rucks, Hotalen, Shugart, Thomas, Finnell, Fulton, Lowe, Wilson, Presswood, Clark McLain, Nickolson, Ford, Lorenz, Collins, Gobble, Chesney, Morgan, Carroll, Cooke, Burns, Sipe, Novak, Easterley, Bowman, Clark, Jones, Williamson. To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. President—Janey Cooke Vice-President—Joan Carroll Treasurer—Judy Fulton Sgt.-at-Arms—Sherry Rucks Secretary—Janet McLain Sgt.-at-Arms—Sandra Hotalen Co-Chaplain—Janet Finnell Co-Chaplin—Janie Chesney 123 Siyma 7au 7tc- 7¥i- Brock, Cox, Daugherty, Gilliland, Glenn, Greene, Greene, Hash, Humbard, Humphrey, Kinser, Maples, Miller, Moore, Sharpe, Simmons, Thompson, Trewhitt, Walker, Watson, Watson, Linden. “To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character.” President—Judy Sharpe Vice-President—Freda Humphrey Secretary—Brenda Greene Assistant Secretary—Charlotte Cox Treasurer—Janet Moore Sgt.-at-Arms—Jane Daugherty Chaplain—Gincy Trewhitt 124 'fefea Tacita Bivens, Bryant, Cunningham, Davis, Evans, Farmer, Gee, Griffith, Hannah, Harrison, Harris, Hartline, Hindman, Johnston, Keeney, Lawson, Ledford, Ledford, Lawson, Mason, Mayfield, McCain, McKenzie, Miller, Phillips, Presswood, Prince, Renner, Schow, Shugart, Smithson, Stark, Stephens, Stuart, Tucker, Williamson. MOTTO: Pure thoughts, pure words, and pure actions. Officers: Treasurer—Betty Farmer Vice President—Cathy Cunningham Chaplain—Janice Renner President—Becky Hartline Sergeant-atArms—Pattie Evans Chaplain—Lynda Presswood 125 1Sac elwe££e Treasurer—Janet Finnell Sponsor—Gordon Suttles Secretary—Lynda Presswood Sgt.-at-Arms—Marty Ledford Vice-President—Jane Easterly President— Jo Geren The Bachelorettes purpose is to help build better school spirit. Yearly they help in the planning and presentation of the Junior-Senior Prom. Geren, Easterly, Presswood, Finnell, Ledford, Creasman, Smith, Griffith, Parker, Novak, Addison, Lx we, Rucks, Farmer, Hotalen, Lafferty, May, Stuart, Kimball, Collins, Renner, Mason, Cunningham, Collins, Tarpley, Shugart, Schow, McDaniels, Sullivan, Prince, Smithson. 126 ISac etanA Sponsor—Mr. Farmer President—Andy Ballenger Vice-President—Larry Link Secretary—Bill Evans Treasurer—David Williams Sgt.-at-Arms—Bill Johnson The Bachelors are composed of juniors and seniors only. Their purpose is to help build better school spirit. Yearly, they help in the planning and presentation of the Junior-Senior Prom. Link, Evans, Bivens, Ledford, Howell, Davis, Herndon, Arnold, Hope, Almond, Clark, Bramlett, Haile, Evans, Cleghorn, Williams, Ballenger, Conn, Blackmon, Peterson, Godfrey, Hall, Bigham, Lewis, Stanfield, Johnston, Lemons, Renner, Phillips, Wilson, Type, Austin, Hester, Coppenger, Harmon, Childers, Cawood, Beck, Norton, Newport, Huffman, Brewer, and Fillauer. 127 Hotalen, Rucks, Presswood, Farmer, Finnell, Easterly, Novak, Addison, Crook, Billingsley, Keeney, Ross, Cofer, Black, Crumbley, Johnson, Miller, Gallahar, Bacon, Sharpe, Mooneyham, Geren, Fulton, Lillard, Hartline, Parton, Humphrey, Kile, Elrod, DeFriese, Cross, Fortner, Murphy, Poteet, Pullen, Lovell, Montgomery, Trewhitt, Lawson, Melton, Davis, Evans, White. Clark, B., Clark, G., Ford, Cooley, Hamilton, McLain, Marr, Cofer, Murray, Lawson, Gobble. Lowe, Herron, Gregg, Creaseman, Faulkner, Williams, May, Keith, Williamson, Shugart, Bryant, Woody, Phillips, Dorfliriger, Stark, Owens, Parton, Travis, Rogers, Ledford, Sutherland, Crye, Griffith, Riggs, Parker, Cooke, Bivens, Mantooth, Smith, Collins, Tarpley, Chesney, Lafferty. Purpose: Composed of Senior girls, this club encourages fan participation in all sports. They practice yells with the schools cheerleaders and perform them during pep rallies, activity periods, and games. A constant help to the cheerleaders, the hard-working girls aid in the manual side of sports lif by helping decorate ball fields and gyms for home games. Mrs. Ernest Adams is the sponsor of this club. Officers: President—Sandra Hotalen Vice President—Sherry Rucks Secretary—Lynda Presswood Treasurer—Betty Farmer Sgt.-at-Arms—Janet Finnell 128 Cool it, Biddy! Here comes you know who! Why didn’t they tell me it was going to be formal? Which hand has the M M’s? OK Boys it’s cartoon time! 129 HOME O STATE CHAM BEARS-BEAR - AudHe W Much of the Bradley story is contained in the athletic pro- gram. Outstanding teams and coaches are trade-marks for the Grizzly Bears. cutd ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Mr. Bill Walker Could the “Triple Crown” teams from the Sports Capital of Tennessee do it again this year? Could a football team which had lost such powerhouses as Steve Sloan, David Tyrrell, William Senters, and the always ready reserve—Dennis Ruth—could this new team go all the way? Could a boys’ basketball team which was plagued by a half-ill coach and had lost seven of its mainstays—three of whom were All-State—could this team make the rough grade to Vanderbilt again? Could a girls’ basketball team which had lost two-thirds of its starting contingent travel the rough road past Murfreesboro once more? These were the questions on the minds of sports fans all over the State of Tennessee as the 1962-63 athletic teams took to the gridirons and courts all across the state. Regardless of the outcome, these inquisitive dopesters were destined to see some of the best fought games in the state at Jimmie Lovell Field and the Bradley High School Gymnasium. This was a good year for Bradley sports. No “Triple Crown,” but—can there ever be another one? These are the results. This is how it happened in Bradley Sports. 132 HERE COME THE BEARS! Head Coach Harold Henslee and Line Coach Bob Davis Co-Captain Bill Almond and Captain Johnny Evans (Not pictured, Co-Captain Larry Link) 133 BRADLEY 40, TYNER 0—Big Andy Ballinger drew first blood for the “Grizzly” Bears of Bradley with only five minutes gone in the 1962 season. Despite a Bear defense which was not up to par, the first half saw the demons of Bradley out in front 27-0. Coach “Red” Henslee then “cleaned the bench” in the remaining periods, as the Bears blitzed the Hilltoppers 40-0. The dominant factor in the game was the realization by Bradley fans that the “Riflemanless” Bears weren’t “Riflemanless” after all. Little junior quarterback Tommy Childers showed his football prowess all night by good play selection and sparkling runs and passing at crucial periods. Captain Johnny Evans received the honor of AP Blocker of the Week in the state. Along with Evans, Ricky Carroll played a great game at the guard spot. BRADLEY 20, OAK RIDGE 33—Before the 1962 season opened for Bradley, Coach Henslee asked that the ’62 Bear squad be dubbed “Grizzly” Bears instead of “Golden”. He went on to say that if the “Grizzly” Bears beat Oak Ridge, his Bears could be renamed the Golden Bears of Bradley. Consequently, when the final whistle sounded that September night, the Bears remained the “Grizzly” Bears of Bradley. However, as any of the estimated 10,000 will validate, the Bears were grizzly even though they came up on the short end of the 33-20 score. Since Bradley had taken the AP Championship title from the Ridgers last year, this game was slated to be a grudge battle. The fired-up Wildcats roared in the opening seconds with a 78-yard TD scamper by senior tailback David Smith. However, the Bears bounced back with a long sus- tained drive which ended with a touchdown pass from Childers to Peterson. Wilson’s PAT was valid and the first quarter score showed the two powers tied 7-all. Nevertheless, the Cats were not to be beaten or tied as they came back with two TD’s in the second period and 2 TD’s in the fourth period. Bradley was only able to muster two touchdowns other than their first period marker and the score was left in the Ridger’s favor. BRADLEY 34, FULTON 6—The Bears ground out a 34-6 victory over Knox Fulton for the second Bradley conquest of the season. The stalwart heroes of the Tyner game—Link, Ballinger, Peterson, Lemons, and Norton—combined with new faces—Cawood, Bigham, and Huffman—to conquer the Falcons. Coach Henslee lauded his big team for their improve- ment in play compared to the previous week’s defensive depression. Lemons scored the first two TD’s of the game in the first quarter. His first run was a 30-yard drive through the Falcon’s stiff forward wall, while his second TD was a 5-yard plunge, which Richard Norton had set up by intercepting a Fulton pass and returning the pigskin to the Falcon 5. Other Bears breaking into the scoring column were Norton in the second period and Ballinger, one TD in the third period and another in the fourth period. BRADLEY 25. YOUNG 19—Things looked bad for the Black and Gold as they left the field at halftime trail- ing 19-6. The big single-wing of the Yellow Jackets under the expert command of All-State Tommy Flenniken seemed invincible during the initial three quarters, but their invincibility was brought to an abrupt end in the final quarter. Mid-way in the third quarter, Tommy Childers plunged across the goal line from one yard out. This followed a beautiful 20-vard pass from Childers to Link and an ensuing 45-yard jaunt by Link which placed the ball well within scoring position. On their next series of downs the Yellow Jackets were forced to surrender the ball to the tough Bradley line. On the first play from scrimage, Ballinger blasted through the Jackets’ defense for a thrilling 58-yard touchdown run. Wilson’s PAT was invalid and the score was left 19-18, Young’s favor, at the end of the third period. Young was unable to build any threat in the fourth quarter, but the alert Bears were able to cross the line for the winning TD as scatback Tommy Bigham ran the ball over from 22 yards out. Wilson’s extra point was good and the final score was 25-19 Bradley. 134 BRADLEY 13, RED BANK 6—As usual, the Red Bank Lions came to Cleveland loaded for Bear meat. They were to leave without, however, as Bradley’s hosses squeaked by 13-6. The first half was strictly a defensive performance for both teams, as no serious threat was mustered by either team. Near the end of the third period, big 185-pound full- back Richard Norton drove to the Lions’ 4-yard line only to fumble and have the Lions take over. Two plays later, however, the big fullback redeemed himself by recovering a Lion fumble on the same spot. Norton went across on the next series of plays to place the first score of the game on Bradley’s side of the board. Wilson’s PAT was valid. On the resulting kickoff, the Lions’ Bill Wilhoit returned the ball for 90 yards and 6 points for Red Bank. Their extra point went awry and the third period ended at 7-6 Bradley. Childers put the clincher on in the final minutes of the game when he ended a long 70-yard sustained drive with a one-yard paydirt plunge. BRADLEY 12, McCALLIE 21—This was the worst game Bradley had played in years. Mistake followed mistake and McCallie capitalized on all. There were only two bright spots for Bradley—one was a brilliant defensive stand by Bradley on the one- foot line in the closing minutes; the second was the award-winning Marching Band that displayed their fine abilities which were to give them a No. 1 rating. Bradley’s first score came after a seven-play drive starting on McCallie’s 14-yard line. One of Bradley’s fatal mistakes occurred on McCallie’s 12 as Ballinger tried to pick up a first down by pitching out. The ball was intercepted by the Tornado’s quarterback Art Vann and carried 88 yards for a touchdown. Bradley’s final tally started on their own 40 with Nor- ton ending it on a two-yard plunge. The defensive stand- outs were Bud Hall with 18 tackles and Earl Williams with 19. They were also the stalwarts in the goal line stand along with junior letterman Bob Johnson. BRADLEY 2, CENTRAL 25—The opening minutes looked like Bradley all the way, but Central was not to be downed with the state championship in their grasp. Bradley’s score came in the first seconds of the game as a fired-up defense capitalized on a Central blunder to rack up a safety and their only score of the game. Bradley’s biggest threat, as in the Sloan Era, was the throwing arm of quarterback Tommy Childers. Childers hit an impressive number of his aerials—12 out of 25. Central’s big gun was Terry Park who continually hit the Bradley line for considerable yardage. Bradley’s only consolation was that they had played a good game against what looked to be the state champions of Tennessee. BRADLEY 39, CITY 7—The Bears returned to the winning column after a two-week absence by trouncing the City Dynamo 39 to 7. Big Handy Andy drew blood twice for Bradley on passes from Childers and ensuing runs of 65 and 58 yards. This was a night of thrills for fans as they saw an unheard-of fullback Ronnie Murphy display great apt- ness in the running department, and they saw quarter- back Childers not only kick PAT’s but kick them left- footed. David Cawood entered the scoring ranks by blasting 55 yards in 5 carries for the final tally of the game. 135 BRADLEY 28, KNOX RULE 13—Bradley racked up 28 points to slide Rule as Cawood led the scoring with two touchdowns. The first score for the Bears was a 3-yard run by Murphy. The extra point by Wilson was good and the final quarter ended 7-0 Bradley. Rule slid back in the second quarter to score two TD’s and end the half in their favor 13-7. Cawood scored first in the second half with a 24- yard blast in the final minutes of the third stanza. His second tally came 5 minutes later on a 5-yard plunge. Childers and Ballinger entertained fans in the last few seconds with a razzle-dazzle TD which cemented the victory. Childers handed the ball to Ballinger who, unable to move the ball, tossed it back to Childers who scored as the horn blew. BRADLEY 39, McMINN 0— Dedicated to the Golden Bears of 1961 The Cherokee has had its day And old Coach Henderson has had his say, For the Grizzly Bear was in his lair Waiting to pull that Cherokee’s hair. November 9th was a new story, The Bears took home all the glory. Two thousand Bears from Bradley High Watched that dirty Indian die. For revenge is sweet as most folk know And a scalped Indian did homeward go, Back to the mountains of McMinn Co. Back without wampum or cherished bounty For the Red-Headed Bear has had his say And the d—ed Cherokee has lost the day. , “Ross the Hoss” POWER BOWL BRADLEY 19, NOTRE DAME 21— PATs proved invaluable as they produced the only difference in the final outcome. Each team crossed the goal line three times, but only one team completed all of the extra points. Bradley’s TD’s came from a hard 13-yard run by Cawood, a 35-yard pass from Childers to Link, and a 1- yard plunge by Childers. Fans saw Andy Ballinger make his last great play for the Black and Gold in the final minutes as he jumped high to capture the ball from three big Irishmen. This was to be his last play in his high' school career for he injured his hip and had to be taken to the hospital. 136 QUARTERBACKS — Jim Wilson, Tommy Childers, Bill Evans, Bucky Geren, LEFT HALFBACKS — Eugene Cabrera, Tom Bigham, Franklin Lemons, Joe Starnes. RIGHT HALFBACKS — Bruce Epperson, Andy Ballinger, David Cawood. FULLBACKS — Clyde Freeman, Ronnie Murphy, Richard Norton, Robert Bramletl, Larry Lewis. CENTERS—David Williams, Craig Bivens, Randy Tye, Bob Johnson, Earl Williams. GUARDS — Jim Brewer, Johnny Evans, Dee White, Dennis Guffey, Rick Carroll, Bud Hall, Curtis Harris, Chuck Beshears. 138 TACKLES—Terry Harmon, Curt Moore, Hank Hayden, Bill John- son, Darrel] Murray. ENDS-—Danny Newport, Bill Al- mand, Paul Caylor, Leland Brock, Larry Link, Walter Austin, Bob Peterson. MANAGERS — Bill McBroom, Mike Hibben, Gary Owenby, Jackie Williams. 139 Sadm dlettmmm Unclean! Unclean! 140 WOW!! Practice was never like this, coach. “Son, don’t go near them Indians!” “Well. . First Row: Eugene Cabrera, Dennis Guffey, Tom Bigham, Jim Brewer, David Williams, Johnny Evans, Bill Almond, Jimmy Wilson, Dee White, Bucky Geren, David Cawood, Joe Starnes; Second Row: Jackie Williams, Bill Evans, Ronnie Murphy, Chuck Beshears, Bruce Epperson, Earl Williams, Tommy Childers, Craig Bivens, Walter Austin, Ricky Carroll, Randy Tye, Robert Bramlett, Mike Hibben; Third Row: Paul Caylor, Curtis Harris, Hank Hayden, Larry Lewis, Bud Hall, Clyde Freeman, Bob Peterson, Leland Brock, Andy Ballinger, Larry Link, Gary Owenby; Fourth Row: Bill McBroom, Danny Newport, Curt Moore, Franklin Lemons, Darrell Murray, Terry Harmon, Bill Johnson, Bob Johnson, Richard Norton. 141 Jimmy Wilson, Terry Stanfield, Bud Hall, Dennis Baker, Otis,Miller, Butch Pannell, Ronnie Stratton, Johnny Robinson, Keys Fillauer, Harold Murray, Jerry Dunn, Gary Stevison, Robert Babb, Howard Mathews, Captain Gary Godfrey, Coach Bill Walker. The young 1963 cagers from Bradley County were left holding the State Champion- ship Crown with only one remaining starter. Gary Godfrey, a 6' 4 forward, was the remaining sparkle of the ’62 Crown. The Bears, as a result, were plagued by inexperience. Bud Hall and Terry Stanfield are two other returnees from the State Championship Squad, who are expected to display their talents in the 1962-63 season for the Golden Bears along with the promising young cagers: Dennis Baker, Robert Babb. Gary Stevison, John Robinson, Ronnie Stratton, Keys Fillauer, Butch Asbury Pannell IV, Jerry Dunn, and Jimmy Wilson. The Bears will, of course, miss the outstanding performances of Steve Sloan and Lloyd Hewett, but they are expected to come up with another great tournament team behind the outstanding coaching of Bill Walker. 142 Dennis Baker Junior Forward Terry Stanfield Junior Guard Gary Godfrey, Captain Senior Center and Forward Bud Hall Senior Guard and Forward Robert Babb Junior Guard Johnny Robinson Junior Forward Butch Pannell Junior Center ‘S vietteA Jane Brock, Mary Lou Cox, Carolyn Elrod, Nancy Hysinger, Alicia Nerron, Alice Hancock, Sandra Downs, Dionne Barger, Elaine Owenby, Fonda Bramlett, Janice Cash, Kay Bivens, Elaine Hammod, Coach Jim Smiddy, Doris Montgomery, Co-Captain; Margaret May, Audrey Dixon, Gracie May, Captain. The outstanding playing of the Bearettes this year has classed them as one of the leading contenders for the Girls’ State Title. They have four jewels of last year’s royal crown back this year: Gracie May, Doris Montgomery, Kay Bivens, and Elaine Owenby. This year the crowds are eagerly awaiting the unknown potentials of the Bearettes. The underrated Doris Montgomery is proving to be a big gun in our offense which was carried by Sylvia Lauderdale and Mable Delay last year. The amazing defense of Gracie May and Kay Bivens has been converted to a double-threat at forward position. These two have already made their names heard in the Bradley and State sports circles. The girl’s story would be incomplete without mentioning the expert coaching of Jim Smiddy, who has one of the best records in the State. Good luck, Bearettes! Elaine Hammod Junior Guard Alice Hancock Sophomore Guard and Forward Sandra Downs Freshman Forward Captain Gracie May Senior Guard and Forward Co-Captain Doris Montgomery Senior Forward Alicia Nerron Junior Guard Nancy Hysinger Kay Bivens Sophomore Guard Junior Forward and Guard Jane Brock Freshman Forward Dionne Barger Sophomore Guard Carolyn Elrod Sophomore Forward 147 “Seat 148 In most schools, “B” teams usually go unlauded; but they also invariably have poor records. Bradley’s “B” team, however, is an exception. This, of course, coincides with Bradley’s famous tradition of producing superior athletic teams. As our memorial to Bradley ’63 goes to press, the Bradley Cubs sport a 14-0 unblemished record. This is a unique record at Bradley for “B” teams are usually drained of their potential stars in favor of the varsity teams. These outstanding team victories should be accredited to the hustle and spirit of all the members of the team. They have shown their abilities and knowledge of basketball all through the year. Praise should also be donned upon Coach Montgomery who is making his maiden voyage at the helm of the talented Bear Cubs. It goes without saying that a good team needs a good coach to be successful. The OCOEEAN would like to express its felicitations to the Coach and his team for their past victories and their conquests to come. Coach Montgomery, Epperson, Scoggins, Ellis, Smith, Herron, Norton, Richardson, Hamilton, Moreland, Cannon, Bumes, Harden, Montgomery. (ZAeenUeutenA Marilyn Parker Diana Smith Hazel Tarpley Andy Bivens Head Cheerleader Co-Head Cheerleader Jan Walker Joyce Collins Shirley Mantooth Jane Shugart The music department of Bradley High School strives to attain perfection in the performance of great music. The chorus and glee club concentrate on both classical and modern choral works. They are in demand for chapel programs, graduation exercises and other similar functions. The band prepares weekly football shows during the marching season: however, when concert season comes, the band’s attention turns to more serious compositions. Stanley Wright, who came to Bradley three years ago. is the director of all these musical groups. Sam Hope is the student conductor: Dottie Abel and Nancy Stevens are the field conductors. These groups are gaining recognition both on and off campus. For their efforts we are justly proud. 150 r • 7k fiancett WOOD WINDS Carolyn Lacey, Carolyn Daniels, Linda Logan, Pearl Cartwright, Jo Ann Hope, Sharon Childers, Alva Nipper, Mary Ann Harrison, Joy Hurst, Tommy Crawley, Lenora Lillard, Mitzi Lauderback, Janice Crye, Mary Margaret Abel, Janet Broomfield, Jane Sadler, Sheridan Randolph. CLARINETS Sherry Wood, Martha Miller, Holly Mason, Judith Edmondson, Jane Wood, Sherry Farris, Norita Grenz, John Martin, Carolyn Whiteside, Sandra Banks, James Hicks. PERCUSSION Carolyn Cooly, John O’Neil, Sheridan Randolph, Mary Ann Elmore. TRUMPETS Branda McElrath, Loren Daniels, Phil Powell, Abe Lillard, Doug Silvers, Ralph Biddle, Gene Saffen, Kent Gill, Ronald Hines. LOW BRASS Rufus Tripplett, Phillip Mathews, Larry Stewart, Sam Hope, John Farr, Randall Melton, D. L. Carter, Dick Erwin, Terry McGuire, Linda Mitol. 154 (fywttte Thompson, Harned, Hamed, Jenkins, Crook, Crook, Ivens, York, Gilliland, Cannon, Draper, Harrison, Lockman, Chandler, Melton. Whaley, Gray. Dixon, Dixon, Crumley, Martin, Eldridge, Gibson, Rogers, Gaskill, Scoggins, Burger. Hickman, Ledford, Stanfield, Nelson. Evans. Bernard. (fee Carroll, Langley, Winters, Lawson, Nichols, Goins, May Mitchell, Hobbs, Woods, Burns, Maples, Neyman, Scott, Shelton, Wright, McConnell, Aycock, Biggers. Jo Geren Head Majorette Peggy Collins Becky Bryant Suzanne Newman Jo Ann Bennett Daris Biddy 156 Gayle Tucker Jane Fuller Judy Dixon Alternate These trophies were acquired by the 1963 “Golden Bears” Marching Band. They, the field conductors and the Majorette Squad received superior ratings at the Southeastern Marching Band Festival in Bristol, Ten- nessee, and at the Tri-State Marching Festival in Chat- tanooga. This is the first time in history that the band or majorettes have attained such a feat. May this tradition be continued. Nancy Stephens Field Conductor Dottie Abel Field Conductor Without beauty the completion of any story would be weak. Here, contained in these following pages, is the OCOEEAN sponsored Senior Superlative Show. Gail Dorflinger, Cleveland’s and Bradley’s Junior MHHHroduces the features section. H 159 1 c- SENIOR BEAUTY Jo Geren 60 •; £• SENIOR BEAUTY Sonya Creasman JUNIOR BEAUTY Brenda Bennett JUNIOR BEAUTY Susan Arnold SOPHOMORE BEAUTY Sheila Goins w t SOPHOMORE BEAUTY Gayle Tucker FRESHMAN BEAUTY Fuller MR. BRADLEY Bill Arnold MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Janey Cooke Paul Conn MOST COURTEOUS: Shirley Mantooth Larry Lewis tun: FRIENDLIEST: Betty Farmer Bill Cleghorn WITTIEST: Sherry Rucks Steve Conn 173 MOST TALENTED: Joy Hurst Sam Hope BEST DANCERS: Gail Dorflinger David Spencer BEST LOOKING: Bud Hall PRETTIEST: Sonya Creasman MOST STUDIOUS: Vicky Wearer Neil Varnell A car she likes, boys some. Study and work to her no fun. If only Miss Rodgers could see me now! Special recognition: Runner-up Most School Spirit 176 ATTENDANT—Sonya Creasman ATTENDANT—Jo Geren The May Queen and King with her Royal Attendants MAY QUEEN—Sandra Hotalen MAY KING—Bud Hall 177 Senior Attendant Sonya Creasman escorted by Co-Captain Larry Link Homecoming which is OCOEEAN, is one of the football season. Pictured sponsored by the annual highlights of the here are the participants 1962 Junior Attendant Brenda Bennett Sophomore Attendant Sheila Goins escorted by Bob Petersoh escorted by Bill Johnson 179 VALEDICTORIAN Diane Poteet CLASS REPRESENTATIVE SALUTATORIAN Paul Conn Jane Sadler Nelda Mantooth Phyllis Nichols Vickie Weaver Carol Renner Mildred Maples At 'l’ -J A S f|l . . C ' . p m£. ' £; • Mj -! .' w � ■ icG� . •-«vrC fe.. ;. • - ' -i -jl-r -- . -'. , 0Mk - 3 +: v;- . |. g '; H ' y ” w W •-' . ' V £■([«? • -HJ v4'' ■ j C • • r' SKi ife• - •--'s •‘ A'Tv«■ 4. — .: : - ylt t - . •.•£ • - Ni , -vj L- w 3W . jr ■ ' .-. •iS'fc 'r 'i;' i ‘ . i w ■ ' ':v- i ■• •,?• M ., A r--U- ♦ • V ■■ ■•’V' . . X « • -•• T-X V - . •-. ‘ - r4� fe ‘’’ Sac-fefrfc . - ' v$?W 1 ;V- li'-l !V dfe. .•a - ■ i - i.. 4 3 � I i i ;, . «H. “■c l ¥• a a ... . .' « 5 • ir k -; s' sv: ' ll-. -it a t4V-A ■ feV L t • •J ' P?4 'HiJ v iins S3? •Hi.. 3 irt: S fc £ . wm ms P A ,A; Efc,y £? Sa i a '■' rferi'v- - . • i 1 . rV-'.'i'iT--: i Jksm Tv-: i 8f.”v ' '•' £ ”w X MmcA of the Bradley story is found in our home-town, Cleveland, Tentfessee, U. S. A. Here are the people that make ifiis Bradley Story possible: Our parents, the busi- ness mem and our friendsi - ... _ _________________________________ •3 181 I would like to express my deep appreciation to those businessmen who have contributed to the making of this book through their advertisements. Without their contributions, this memorial to the Class of 1963 would be an impossibility. Thank you very much, Bill Arnold Business Manager ‘Subutete Tifefoum cutct 'Doumfoum COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 HARDWICK STOVE COMPANY WORLD’S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF GAS RANGES CLEVELAND TENNESSEE PYRAMID CONTAINER CO. Corrugated Containers BLUE SPRINGS ROAD Design Specialists CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Farmers Mutual Exchange Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Farm Supplies Phone 476-5961 1400 S. Lee Highway CLEVELAND TENNESSEE Tennessee Trailways COMFORTABLE Tennessee 185 SAFE Knoxville ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO. 509 E. Main Street Chattanooga, Tennessee BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF ’63 WHILE AT COLLEGE— OR “ON THE JOB” KEEP UP WITH THE HAPPENINGS OF YOUR FRIENDS THE CLEVELAND DAILY BANNER KEEPING UP WITH THE NEWS IN BRADLEY COUNTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 ELASTIC YARNS, INC. CLEVELAND TENNESSEE 186 Auto Parts On the Ball Park Curve Cleveland Tennessee CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '63 DON’S FURNITURE MART YOUR FURNITURE CENTER 122 INMAN ST. PHONE 472-5601 CLEVELAND TENNESSEE C. ROY HIGGINS EUGENE B. DAVIS COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS PHONE 472-1592 CLEVELAND TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF TEEN AGE SHOPPE SMART THINGS FOR LADIES, TOTS, TEENS GLENN'S FOOD STORE QUALITY GROCERIES SAVE MONEY, YET DINE LUXURIOUSLY PHONE 476-4051 CLEVELAND TENNESSEE YOUR DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST TRUSTED OVER A MILLION TIMES CENTRAL WALGREEN AGENCY CLEVELAND'S LEADING DRUGSTORE YOUR HEALTH IS OUR BUSINESS WHERE EVERYBODY MEETS PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS CLEVELAND TENNESSEE TIP TOP FOOD TOWN NORTH LEE HIGHWAY CLEVELAND TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF TENNESSEE EGG COMPANY SWEET GEORGIA SNOW FRESH BRAND CHICKENS EGGS 414 WEST 16th STREET CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE COX RADIO TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE JOHN COX, OWNER 120 CENTRAL AVE. “YOUR STORE FOR SERVICE CLEVELAND TENNESSEE FRANK’S ESSO NO. 1—BROAD AND LEE HWY. NO. 2—WILDWOOD AND INMAN 472-5521 476-5761 188 APLER'S SHOE STORE MAX APLER, OWNER OCOEE STREET CLEVELAND TENNESSEE BUSTER BRYANT GLASS CO. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED WHILE YOU WAIT PHONE 472-1523 MOORE FURNiTURE STORE WHERE YOU FEATHER YOUR NEST WITH A LITTLE DOWN CLEVELAND TENNESSEE CLEVELAND TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF BROOKS WELDING SUPPLY CO. PHONE AM 5-4536 700 MFG. ROAD CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE McDARIS BROTHERS VARSITY TOWN CLOTHES WBAC ARROW SHIRTS STETSON HATS NUNN-BUSH SHOES BRADLEY SPORTS COVERAGE FOR 18 YEARS McGregor sportswear CLEVELAND TENNESSEE 189 0. W. HUDSON AGENCY INSURANCE FILLAUER BUILDING CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CAPITOL MOTOR SALES “WE SELL TO SELL AGAIN” YOUR AUTHORIZED TRIUMPH DEALER PHONE 476-8567 SOUTH LEE HIGHWAY CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE S. S. KRESSGE THE VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER CLEVELAND TENNESSEE CLEVELAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM 190 CHURCH STREET PHONE 472-4521 CLEVELAND TENNESSEE 190 CHRYSLER ©odge CALLAWAY MOTORS SALES AND SERVICE CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE DODGE DART | COOPERS BOOK STORE FOR THE BEST IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES OCOEE STREET CLEVELAND TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF FIKE FUNERAL HOME COMING A COMPLETELY NEW FUNERAL HOME KEEPING PROGRESS WITH OUR MOTTO FIRST AND FINEST SINCE 1894 WBAC broadcasting station BRYANT’S MOTORS 8c CLEVELAND EXPRESS CO. CLEVELAND SOUTH LEE HIGHWAY TENNESSEE THE BEST COMES FROM BROOKING WHOLESALE COMPANY QUALITY WHOLESALE GROCER CANDY — NOTIONS — DRUGS — SUNDRIES CLEVELAND PHONE 476-7518 TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF COLLINS MFG. COMPANY 192 COMPLIMENTS OF CLEVELAND READY-MIX CONCRETE CO. CLEVELAND MILLING CO. MANUFACTURERS OF VELVO FLOUR PEERLESS SE-MEAL VELVO CORNMEAL, AND FEED CLEVELAND TENNESSEE VELVO IS A QUALITY FLOUR LIPPARD PROPANE OUR ROLLING PIPELINE NEVER ENDS COMPLETE PROPANE GAS SYSTEMS FOR COOKING, WATER HEATING, CARBURETION INDUSTRIAL, REFRIGERATION, HEATING BOTTLED GAS FOR HOMES BEYOND THE MAINS SOUTH LEE HIGHWAY LOOKOUT SPORTING GOODS CO. SPECIALIST IN SPORTS 728 CHERRY ST. PHONE 265-3464 CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE (JOOD YEAR SERVICE STORE 1st and BROAD ST. WBAC FIRST IN BRADLEY SPORTS IN '63 DOOLEY’S DRUG SORE YOUR REXALL STORE OCOEE STREET FREE DILIVERY PHONE 476-5516 WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS A Complete Line of Seafoods, Frozefi Fruits, Vegetables and Meats Telephones: 265-3638. 265-3639, 265-3630 TENTH AND DOUGLAS STREETS (Ujaitaitooga 2, tUmnessee CHEROKEE LAND COMPANY REAL ESTATE LOCATED IN THE VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER CLEVELAND TENNESSEE 194 CATE BROTHERS MEN S STORE YOUNG MEN'S STORE OCOEE STREET TOPS IN MEN'S CLOTHING CLEVELAND TENNESSEE MARTIN-THOMPSON IT PAYS TO PLAY Cleveland Tennessee KILE MOTOR COMPANY, INC. RIDE-A-ROCKET 476-4564 SOUTH LEE HIGHWAY CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE D. C. RENNER WHOLESALE FOR QUALITY WHOLESALE PRODUCTS RADIO SALES AND FURNITURE CO. 80 SECOND STREET PHONE 472-4594 CLEVELAND TENNESSEE C. C CARD AUTO CO. YOUR FORD DEALER CLEVELAND TENNESSEE MOORE’S PHARMACY 8c FIVE POINT PHARMACY PHONE 472-4538 CLEVELAND TENNESSEE 196 STAMPER’S House of Fashion Smart Clothes for Juniors Misses Village Shopping Center Cleveland Tennessee Cleveland China and Gift Shop Hardware and Paints Furniture On the Square Tennessee WOOD’S JEWELRY 'Wood's for Diamonds 73 Ocoee Street Cleveland Tennessee ALLEN A. SHUGART FURNITURE MART Philco Refrigerators and Magic Chef Ranges 360 Central Avenue, N. E. Cleveland Tennessee WBAC Backing the BEARS and BEARETTES for 18 years Compliments of Joyce and Susan SUPERIOR GROCERY RECORD MART VILLAGE BOOK SHOPPE Fresh Meats and Vegatables Central Avenue Cleveland Tennessee wonderful future! w. 5«.«,™%« THE BRADLEY HIGH SNACK SHOP Across from the School— Hamburgers Hot Dogs Sandwiches Cold Drinks A Legend Around Bradley Cleveland Tennessee CONGRATULATIONS FROM SEAR’S ROEBUCK 8c CO. WHERE SERVICE AND SATISFACTION ARE GUARANTEED 472-4511 VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER CLEVELAND TENNESSEE 198 661 S.AV AV11VD EASTERLY’S PRINCESS THEATRE “TOPS IN ENTERTAINMENT” RELAX IN YEAR ROUND COMFORT OCOEE STREET CLEVELAND TENNESSEE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS INMAN STREET, N. W. Phone 476-5567 CLEVELAND TENNESSEE CLEVELAND LINCOLN- MERCURY COMPANY 476-6501 550-lst Street, N. W. CLEVELAND TENNESSEE ONE HOUR MARTINIZING 233 INMAN E. 472-6122 200 CLEVELAND, TENN. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATION CLASS OF 1963 THE DUPLAN CORPORATION CLEVELAND TENNESSEE MAPLE'S CHAIR CO. MANUFACTURERS OF FINE LIVING ROOM CHAIRS WE SEAT THE BEST P. O. BOX 702 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF JARNAGIN WHOLESALE GROCERY 130 EDWARDS ST., N. W. PHONE 472-1631 M. A. PACK, JR. DISTRIBUTOR fi. BOX 125 CHARLESTON, TENN. YOUR HOME OF BETTER VALUES UPTOWN COMFORT OCOEE STREET FOR COMFORT FOR DURABILITY Abel’s FOR STYLE CLEVELAND TENNESSEE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 CLEVELAND TYPEWRITER CO. (MRS. ALINE L PANNELL) RENTALS—SALES—SERVICE 270 LEDFORD BLDG. 476-7834 Compliments of Brail ley County’s Most Complete Hardware and Shorting Goods Center TOWN HOUSE RESTAURANT finest food in town PHONE 476-6239 CLEVELAND TENNESSEE SECOND STREET GRABERS FOR FINE CLOTHING ON THE SQUARE BURGER BAR HOME OF THE BIG DADDY BURGER LOCATED IN LEDFORD SHOPPING CENTER CLEVELAND TENNESSEE PINION JEWELRY Credit Jewelry OFFICE MACHINES SALES SERVICE 470 CENTRAL AVENUE, N. W. P. 0. BOX 926 476-7368 CLEVELAND, TENN. VILLAGE MEN’S SHOP THE HOBBY MART WE CARRY BRADLEY JACKETS A Hobby for the Young and Old STYLE PLUS QUALITY Phone 472-6461 PHONE 472-4871 Spend your leisure with a Hobby from the Hobby Mart 204 PRINCESS SERVICE STATION Be Sure with Pure CLEVELAND TENNESSEE THE PERSONAL CARD SHOP The Friendly Place Where Everyone Meets Phone 476-7381 75 Central Avenue, N. W. Cleveland Tennessee THOMAS-HILL MEN’S STORE Downtown Cleveland next to Merchants Bank Jarman Shoes, Van Heusen Shirts, Knox and Stetson Hats Brookfield Clothes Latest Styles, Best Buys Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY Serving the Nation Customers Come First Always LATEST FASHIONS AT LAWSON'S EXCLUSIVE WOMEN'S WEAR CLEVELAND FAVORITE FAMILY STORE HOME OF NATIONALLY Advertised Merchandise Tennessee CLEVELAND TENNESSEE Cleveland SUGAR “N” SPICE HOME OWNED AND OPERATED “Your Family Drive-In” BUCKNER FUNERAL HOME With One of East Tennessee’s Most Modern Chapels Cleveland Tennessee REBEL DRIVE-IN SOUTH LEE HIGHWAY 207 CLEVELAND TENNESSEE CLEVELAND CAMERA CENTER Everything for the Photographer Phone 476-5677 Cleveland Tennessee CLEVELAND OUTLET STORE “Quality Merchandise at Prices You Like to Pay” Central Avenue, N. E. Phone 472-1811 CONGRATULATION TO THE CLASS OF 1963 BOSH LAWSON SAUSAGE CO. COMPLIMENTS OF COOKE MANUFACTURING CO., Inc. Manufacturer of Living Room Furniture King Edward Avenue 208 Tennessee Cleveland 209 The Brown touch means prestige, performance, and profit for Cleveland. For over a quarter of a century we have been privileged to add our strength toward the goal of a greater community and, in return, to enjoy the healthy commercial climate that is Cleveland. Brown and the community mean much to each other. • a quarter century proved performance BROWN STOVE WORKS, INC., CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CHANDLER’S FABRIC SHOP 393 Broad Street, N. W. Cleveland, Tennessee First with Bradley Sports for 18 Years Congratulations To the Class of 1963 CLEVELAND CHAIR COMPANY Cleveland Tennessee WATERLEYEL MOTORS INC. RAMBLER AMERICAN CLASSIC AMBASSADOR YOUR FRIENDLY RAMBLER DEALER ATOP RAMBLER RIDGE BRADLEY BLOCK CO. Phone 472-6591 U. S. 64 Phone 476-4545 210 CLEVELAND TENNESSEE WCLE NEWS, SPORTS, WEATHER, MUSIC AM 1570 FM 100.7 MC GRIGSBY’S BOYS’ CENTER CLOTHING FOR THE CHAMPS LADS to DADS BOYS 6-20 MENS 34-40 CLEVELAND TENNESSEE THE FINEST BY FAR VISIT OUR MODERN PLANT 211 ATHENS TENNESSEE Charleston Operations Chemicals Division Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation Village Amoco Service Station Distributor of AMERICAN Products You expect more from American, and you get it Cleveland Tennessee p NG CB VILLAGE BOWLING LANES i� BRADLEY BEARS BOWL BETTER _ AVtco LANES CLEVELAND BANK AND TRUST Checking Accounts Savings—Loans—Trust Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent 3 Per Cent on Savings MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Congratulations to the Class of 1963 MINIT CHEK North Lee Hwy. Phone 476-5132 TOM LAW AND SON Styles and Prices for Young Men Jantzen, Puritan, Cresco Cleveland Crosby Square Tennessee 214 COOKE S FOOD STORE Fancy Groceries — Easy Parking CLEVELAND MILLING COMPANY Manufacturers of VELVO FLOUR CLEVELAND TENNESSEE Cleveland Tennessee VELVO IS A QUALITY FLOUR Compliments CLEVELAND FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Start Early To Save BE THRIFTY WHERE YOU SAVE DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE Cleveland Tennessee WBAC Backing the Bears and Bearettes R. H. HAWK SONS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning Serving Since 1882 BRADLEY COUNTY’S FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE Cleveland Ocoee Street PlWFYS Tennessee STAR-VUE DRIVE-IN THEATRE South Lee Highway Cleveland Tennessee 215 HARDWICK RETAIL STORE Mens' and Boy's Furnishings — Ladies' Ready to Wear Cleveland Tennessee ynatulatiM. (plate.'63 portunity to share with you the joys of this memorable occasion and to extend our sincere wishes for your continued success in meeeting the opportunities that lie ahead. MAGIC CHEF “more women cook on Magic Chef than on any other range” Cleveland Tennessee TOBY’S FOOD STORE Central Avenue Cleveland Tennessee MILLER’S VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER Congratulations to the Class of ’63 MALLORY BATTERY COMPANY A division of P. R. Mallory and Company, Inc. HIWASSEE LAND COMPANY Growing and Buying Pulpwood for BOWATER SOUTHERN PAPER CORPORATION FREE ENTERPRISES—KEYSTONE OF PROGRESS The free citizen, working for his own gain can, in the long run, accomplish more than the subsidized individual. Private forestry, free to work out a destiny in cooperation with government, is meeting the challenge to provide raw materi- als and recreation for our nation. Tennessee 219 Calhoun MILK and ICE CREAM At Your Door Or Your Favorite Food Store Phone 472-6200 433' 2 Worth N. W. Cleveland, Tennessee CLEVELAND WOOLENS Manufacturers of Fine Woolens Women's Wear Fabrics A Division of Burlington Industries, Inc. Cleveland Tennessee BRADLEY MOTOR COMPANY Your Authorized Chevrolet Dealer Cleveland Tennessee CLEVELAND NATURAL GAS CO. NATURAL BAS wm fyoWt wipe, tyi (and saving money) 423 Ocoee Street Cleveland, Tenn. Clyde, Jr., Carl, Clyde, Sr., Stanley, Fred CLYDE CALFEE 8C SONS WELL-DRILLING Universal Pumps F.H.A. Terms Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 476-4761 Cleveland, Tennessee M. C. HEADRICK SUPER MARKETS Central Avenue Keith St. U. S. 11 By-Pass Dalton Pike at Spring Place Road “Prices Are Born Here and Raised Elsewhere” Compliments of WBAC The Pioneer Voice of Bradley County 223 “SHOWPLACE FOR SHOPPERS” Village SHOPPING CENTER 35 MODERN STORES PLENTY OF FREE PARKING • OPEN TIL 9 P.M. 2 BEAUTIFUL MALLS IN THE HEART OF CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE J COLLINS MANUFACTURING CO. SALES, INC. 1 CLEVELAND HEALTH STUDIOS For Men and Boys Steam Bath, Massage, All Types of Exercise equipment Cleveland Tennessee ) North Lee Highway 472-2822 WBAC FIRST IN NEWS, WEATHER AND SPORTS BLOUNT PLUMBING HEATING CO. THOMPSON HARDWARE Commercial Industrial Contractors “Not the Biggest—But the Best” Phone 476-5569 476-5560 Horace M. Thompson, Owner Village Office Building Phone Cleveland Tennessee Bus. 476-4621 Res. 476-5096 225 Congratulations to the CLASS of 1963 AMERICAN UNIFORM COMPANY CLEVELAND TENNESSEE MERCHANTS BANK Two Convenient Locations For Complete BANKING SERVICE Main Office Drive-in Branch OCOEE, N.E. 191 CHURCH, N.E. 472-1531 476-8519 Note Dept. 120 Ocoee 472-1531 Collection Dept. 120 Ocoee 472-5511 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 MERCHANTS BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 120 OCOEE, N. E. Cleveland, Tennessee