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

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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

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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

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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.