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

Text from Pages 1 - 268 of the 1965 volume:

The Annual Staff Bradley Central High School proudly presents the 1965 OCOEEAN Staff Heads Rebecca Kyker editor-in-chief Jerrie Lawson assistant editor Jody Crumb liss business manager Joe Donaldson assistant business manager Mary Margaret A bel senior section editor Charles Ledford sports editor Abe Lillard music editor Gary Fletcher art editor Charles Ledford student photographer 2 Mrs. Tom An ants faculty advisor Life—even the few years we stu- dents have lived—is a series of roads . . . trails and footpaths, winding lanes, main thorough- fares, bypasses, and many, many detours. Sometimes our travel seems aimless, but occasionally the direction emerges, clear and unmistakable. During high school, at least, one such direction is distinct: to advance along the way that leads to a diploma. There are as many such roads as there are students, all avenues dif- fering as do their travelers. For Seniors, the ends of our roads are in sight. For underclassmen, the next few miles are hidden. Yet, a measure of all our journeys has been completed; and it is re- corded here especially for us, the wayfarers. Therefore, the theme of the 1965 OCOEEAN could be 3 none other than . . . HIGHWA TS 4 Map Introduction Administration and Faculty Classes seniors juniors sophomores freshmen Services Organizations Music Departments Sports Features Senior Histories Advertisements 5 6 TOURIST ATTRACTIONS . . . and as near as the gymnasium. Contacts with fellow travelers include friendly, informative conversations with our principal . . . 9 . . . and with our classmates. Students take time out from their studies to make a road trip. (All right, for the last time— who’s hiding the road map in his shako?) 10 Cheerleaders pave the way for school spirit with exuberance . . . . . . and much thought. 11 ADMINISTRA TION AND FACULTY Without guiding signs, the world’s maze of highways would be confusing and dangerous. The Administration and Faculty devote their time and their labor to the posting of such signs for younger travelers. Occasionally, their warning signs are not heeded; but most students soon learn to appreciate the concern of the more experienced. The journeys of all who attend Bradley are made easier by the influence of her adult leaders. Mr. Bill Schultz Principal 14 Mrs. Lee Clemmer Assistant Principal 15 Head Guidance Counselor Mr. Don Carter helps students choose the best roads to success. Librarian Mrs. Ernest Neal offers various guideposts: the books of the library. 16 Secretaries Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Ellis keep traffic moving safely and steadily. MR. ERNEST S. ADAMS MRS. GENEVA ADAMS MR. CHARLES W. ARNOLD Mr. Adams .. . B.S., M.A. . . . attended Middle Tennessee State College . . . teaches drafting. Mrs. Adams ... B.S. from Middle Tennessee State College.. . teaches health, physical education . . . sponsors Pepperettes. Mr. Arnold ... attended Lincoln Memorial Uni- versity, University of Tennessee . . . holds B.S. degree in biology, physics, chemistry; M.S. degree in Agriculture ... teaches vocational agriculture ... main outside interest: family. Mrs. Arnold . .. graduate of East Tennessee State University, holds a Bachelor of Science degree . .. teaches English I . . . lists reading and sewing as outside activities. Mrs. Arrants . . . graduate of Lincoln Memorial University, holds a Bachelor of Arts degree . . . teaches American history .. . sponsors the OCOEEAN ... reads, plays golf ... interest: family. Mr. Austin ... a Bachelor of Science degree from Tennessee Polytechnic Institute .. . teaches physi- cal science, coaches girls’ “B” team basketball . . . sponsors Alley Cats, Visual Aid Club ... enjoys bird hunting. MRS. MARGARET ARNOLD MRS. ELSIE ARRANTS MR. LEON AUSTIN MRS. L’ENE BRYANT MRS. MARY LOUISE BOND MISS JO BOUNDS Mrs. Bond ... Bachelor of Arts degree from the Louisiana State University . . . teaches English III and speech . . . sponsors Speech Club .. . likes reading and television. Miss Bounds . . . University of Chattanooga ... holds a Bachelor of Arts degree . . . teaches world history . . . interests includes swimming, boating, and reading. Mrs. Bryant . . . Ward-Belmont College and the University of Tennessee . . . holds B.A. degree . . . teaches health and physical education .. . sponsors Student Council . . . enjoys swimming, knitting, sewing, cooking . . . Miss Buckner .. . B.A. in psychology from Asbury College ... teaches English, sociology, and psychol- ogy . . . interested in family, music, church, and traveling. Miss Bullington . . . University of Chattanooga holds Bachelor of Science degree . .. teaches gen- eral science. Miss Calfee . . . Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, holds a B.S. degree in mathematics ... teaches Algebra I. Mrs. Carder . . . B.S. from Tennessee Polytechnic Institute .. . teaches English IV . . . outside in- terests include church work, reading, golf. MISS MAXINE BUCKNER MISS OLA BULLINGTON MISS PATRICIA CALFEE MRS. BRENDA CARDER MR. DON CARTER MR. BEN CHISM MRS. INEZ CLEMMER Mr. Carter .. . attended Carson-Newman College, University of Tennessee, and the University of Chattanooga . . . holds a Bachelor of Arts degree . . . school guidance director . . . sponsors Junior Counselors. Mr. Chism . . . attended Bowling Green College of Commerce and Western State College . . . holds B.S. degree . . . sponsors Future Business Leaders of America and Teachers’ Typing Aids . . . interests include business. Mrs. Clemmer .. . attended Carson-Newman Col- lege .. . holds B.S. degree . . . teaches Latin ... as- sistant principal . . . sponsors Latin Clubs and Student Council . . . enjoys reading and knitting. Mrs. Corbett . . . attended Georgia Women’s Col- lege .. . holds A.B. degree . . . teaches English IV . . . sponsore the Scribes Club . . . interests include family, church, and books. Mr. Denton . . . attended Tennessee Polytechnic In- stitute . . . holds B.S. degree .. . teaches physical education and health .. . enjoys hunting and fish- ing. Mrs. England . . . attended Oklahoma University . . . holds B.S. degree teaches Distributive Educa- tion . . . sponsors DECA. MRS. WYLEEN CORBETT MR. JAMES DENTON MRS. JUANITA ENGLAND MISS JOAN EVERHART MR. ROY FARMER MRS. LILLIE FITZGERALD Miss Everhart . . . B.S. from T.P.I. .. . teaches Ty- ping I, II, and shorthand . . . sponsors Beta Club . .. enjoys playing the piano, riding, and swim- ming. Mr. Farmer . . . B.S., M.E. degrees . . . attended Lee College, Tennessee Wesleyan, University of Ten- nessee, University of Chattanooga . .. teaches biology . .. enjoys swimming, hunting, and fishing. Mrs. Fitzgerald ... B.A. from Carson-Newman ... advanced study at U-T . . . teaches English IV, serves as guidance counselor . . . sponsors Future Teachers of America, Christian Crusaders, Thes- pians . . . outside interests are church and family. Miss Foster . . . B.S. from Middle Tennessee State ... teaches English II,III .. . sponsors cheerlead- ers ... enjoys music. Mr. Foster .. . B.S. and M.S. degrees earned from East Tennessee State College and University of Tennessee . . . teaches American history . . . enjoys sports, hunting, fishing, and gardening. Mr. Grantier . . . B.S. from University of Chat- tanooga and Southern Missionary College .. . teaches physics, advanced math, and Algebra II . .. enjoys sports. MISS CHARLYNE FOSTER MR. JOHN WILL FOSTER MR. DAVID GRANTIER MR. BUREN HALL MR. HARRY HANCOCK MR. THOMAS HARDIN Mr. Hall . . . B.S. in physical education from Car- son-Newman College . . . teaches art, physical edu- cation, health . . . interests are painting, coaching. Mr. Hancock . . . B.S., M.S. degrees from Bob Jones College, University of Tennessee, University of Chattanooga . .. teaches general science and indus- trial chemistry . . . sponsors Junior class . . . likes fishing, hunting, electronics, metal working. Mr. Hardin . . . B.S. from Bob Jones University, M.A. from Middle Tennessee State and George Peabody College . . . teaches geography and en- joys reading non-fiction. Mrs. Hughes . . . B.S. from University of Tennessee ... teaches general science . .. studies early pioneer history of this area. Mr. Jacobs .. . B.S. from University of Chattanoo- ga ... teaches Algebra II and unified geometry ... sponsors the Junior Red Cross and the Stay In club . .. likes sports. Mrs. Kerr . . . B.S. from T.P.I. . . . teaches typing and bookkeeping . . . co-sponsors Future Business Leaders of America. MRS. JULIA HUGHES MR. DON JACOBS MRS. GLORIA KERR MRS. BEATRICE KOLTUN MR. HERBERT LACKEY MISS BRENDA LAYMAN Mrs. Koltun . . . B.S. from Western-Reserve Univer- sity . . . advanced study at Wisconsin University . . . teaches general business . . . sponsors National Honor Society . . . outside interests are church, Lioness Club, home, grand-daughter, travels. Mr. Lackey . . . B.S. from the University of Ten- nessee .. . teaches Agriculture I,II, and III ... sponsore the Future Farmers of America . . . enjoys hunting. Miss B. Layman . . . B.S. in vocational home eco- nomics from the University of Tennessee . . . teaches Home Economics I and II . . . serves as counselor for the Broad Street Methodist youth group ... sponsors F.H.A., Sigma Tau Tri-Hi-Y . . . enjoys music. Miss Layman .. . B.S. from Tennessee Polytech- nic Institute ... teaches English I and II. Mr. Lowery . . . A.B. from the University of Ten- nessee ... teaches general mathematics ... enjoys farming. Mrs. Maupin .. . attended Carson-Newman, the University of Tennessee, and Tennessee Wesleyan . . . holds B.S. degree . . . teaches English I ... sponsors the Future Nurses Club . . . outside inter- est is homemaking. MISS WILLIE MAE LAYMAN MR. FRANK LOWERY MRS. REBA MAUPIN mrs. Cleo McAllister MISS JERRIE McGHEE MRS. SHIRLEY Me INTI RE Mrs. McAllister . . . B.S. in education from Rad- ford College . . . sponsors the Junior Counselors . . . teaches psychology and works in the guidance department . . . outside interests include music, sewing, knitting, bridge, and flowers. Miss McGhee . . . B.S. from U-T ... teaches Home Economics III ... sponsors the Future Homemakers of America and Lambda Phi Tri- Hi-Y clubs .. . enjoys music. Mrs. Mclntire . . . B.S. from Tennessee Polytech- nic Institute ... teaches chemistry .. . likes golf and swimming. Mr. Montgomery . . . B.S. from Tennessee Poly- technic Institute ... teaches biology .. . coaches baseball and “B” team football and basketball. Mrs. Moore .. . B.A. from Carson-Newman . . . teaches Spanish I and II, Bible, consumer eco- nomics . . . sponsors Spanish Clubs . . . outside in- terests : church activity, music. Mrs. Newman . . . holds B.S. in education from U-T . . . teaches Modern European History . . . serves as guidance counselor ... sponsors Junior Counselors . . . enjoys reading, sewing, knitting, caring for grandchildren. MR. LEBRON MONTGOMERY MRS. ANNA MARIE MOORE MRS. SUE NEWMAN MRS. JENA NORMAN MISS NANCY ORR MRS. BILLIE POWELL Mrs. Norman .. . A.A. from Tennessee Wesleyan College . . . B.S. from T.P.I. . . . teaches English III ... sponsors Trumpeter ... enjoys cooking, sewing, music, sports. Miss Orr .. . B.S. from U-T ... teaches home eco- nomics, sponsors F.H.A., Bachelorettes ... likes mu- sic and reading. Mrs. Powell . . . B.S. from U-T . . . post-graduate work at U-C . . . teaches economics, sociology, prob- lems of democracy . . . outside interests are family, reading, sewing, art, concerts, traveling. Mr. Quarles . . . B.S. from T.P.I. .. . teaches gen- eral business . . . sponsors Bachelors . . . enjoys coaching, bowling, other sports. Miss Rodgers .. . holds B.A. and Master of Philos- ophy degrees from U-C and the University of Wisconsin . . . teaches American history . . . out- side interests include gradening, reading and writ- ing. Miss Mary Louisa Rodgers . . . A.B. in Science from Maryville College . . . teaches biology . . . enjoys gardening and needlework. MR. JAMES QUARLES MISS EUGENIA RODGERS MISS MARY LOUISA RODGERS MRS. ELIZABETH SIMPSON MR. JAMES SMIDDY MRS. BOBBIE SPENCER Mrs. Simpson .. . B.S. from Middle Tennessee State College . . . teaches Typing I, salesmanship, and business law . . . outside interests include her family, gardening, and reading. Mr. Smiddy . . . B.S. and M.S. from Middle Ten- nessee State .. . teaches English IV, health, and physical education . . . hobbies are golf, coaching girls’ basketball team. Mrs. Spencer ... B.S. from U-T .. . teaches civics, world history ... enjoys sewing, flowers. Mr. Suttle . . . B.S. from T.P.I. . . . teaches Algebra I ... sponsors the Slide Rule Club ... athletics enthusiast. Mrs. Taylor . .. B.S. from U-T . .. teaches voca- tional home economics . .. sponsors F.H.A. Mrs. Tipton .. . A.B. degree from Brenau College ... teaches general science and physical science. MR. GORDON SUTTLE MRS. RUBY TAYLOR MRS. MAURINE TIPTON MRS. EVELYN TOWNSEND MR. BILL WALKER MR. JOHN WENGER Mrs. Townsend . . . B.A., B.S. in literary science from Carson-Newman and George Peabody Col- lege . .. outside interests are family and church. Mr. Walker . . . A.B. and M.E. degrees from Pres- byterian College and U-C . .. teaches Algebra I, plane geometry .. . heads athletic department, coaches boys’ basketball team. Mr. Wenger . . . B.A. from Carson-Newman .. . teaches mathematics . . . co-sponsors Thespians . . . outside interests include church, photography, electronics, and the Ruritan Club. Mr. Whitaker . . . A.A. and M.S. from Tennessee Wesleyan and East Tennessee State . . . teaches vocational cabinet-making . . . raises flying mallards and game birds. Mr. Wilkens . . . B.S.E. from Henderson State Teacher College in Arkansas . . . teaches English II . . . sports enthusiast. Mr. Wilson . . . B.S. from T.P.I. and U-T . . . teaches band and chorus. Miss Woods . . . B.A. from U-C . . . teaches Eng- lish III ... organist of the Cumberland Presbyter- ian Church. MR. FRANK WHITAKER MR. MARVIN WILKENS MR. DON WILSON MISS MARY RUTH WOODS sassviD For the students, all roads lead to Brad- ley . . . graveled, paved, muddy, dusty . . . traversed on foot, by car, or in schoolbuses . . . approached eagerly, hesitantly, or unwillingly. Early or late ( Has the second bell rung?”) each ar- rives, and the day begins. SENIORS Senior year . . . the road suddenly be- comes two, and the senior treads the one which winds away from high school. During this glorious term, the highway under foot seems wide; the clover leaf ahead, small and easily con- quered. It is only when graduation ap- proaches that the vision changes. The path behind him dwindles in size, and the graduate steps out upon the mighty mainstream. DEE WHITE Student Body President JO ANN HOPE Student Council Vice-president JERRIE LAWSON Student Council Secretary SUSAN MORGAN Student Council Treasurer DAVID HUMBERD JANE PRESSWOOD SUSAN MORGAN ARTIE ELLIS Senior Class President Senior Class Vice-presi- Senior Class Secretary Senior Class Treasurer dent 32 Mary Margaret Abel Charles Allen Clarence Allen Gary Allen Tommy Allen Mae Allman Larry Anderson Jerry Arp Ann Ash James Ash Jerry Ash Billy Auberry Haidee Aycock Van Baker Peggy Bancroft Ray Bancroft Beverly Barber Joyce Barber Jean Bellamy David Belk Charles Belt Brenda Bennett Dionne Barger Susan Baugh Ray Baxter Sandra Bergeron Charles Bcshcars Diane Bible Ralph Biddle Nancy Bean Keith Beaty Gary Bcisly Darris Biddy Gwen Biggcrs Hubert Black Doug Blanchard Actively participating Tri-Hi-Y Members James Blankenship Brenda Boehmer Linda Boehmer Jimmy Botts Wanda Botts Carolyn Bowman Judy Broughton Joe Brown Ledarrell Brumley Eugene Bryant Raymond Brackin Caroline Bridcndall James Branan Carol Burgess Sue Burgiss Hazel Burgncr Patrica Burns Barbara Brock Leland Brock Patricia Brooks Linda Burris Susan Butler Brenda Byrd Gail Cabrera Munch, munch, mucha buncha Charles Calfce Paula Campbell Robert Campbell Herbert Cannon Sheila Cannon Donna Carrithcrs Carolyn Chastain Ronnie Chastain Sharon Childers Stanley Clark D. L. Carter Genia Cartwright Lynn Carver Reba Cleghorn Betty Coe Patsy Coker Linda Colbry Dale Cash Bill Chandler Robbie Chase Phyllis Coley Leonard Collins Ernest Colloms Janie Colloms I believe you misspelled kat. Sharon Conn Mary Lou Cooke Margarctta Cooley Russell Coward Mary Lou Cox Ida Mae Crisp Jane Daugherty Alene Davis Brenda Davis Darrell Davis Joan Crook Danny Crumbley Jody Crumbliss Jeffrey Davis Johnny Davis Robert Davis Mary Day Anthony Cooper Shirley Corbit Paul Cornwell Judy Crumbliss Janice Crye Phyllis Daffron Carolyn Daniels tftrm He flies through the air—when he hits, he will freeze. This is the nineteenth of Septem- ber, you dope! Charles Deal Sandra Delay Juanita Dixson Randall Dixon Sandra Dixon Joe Donaldson Artie Ellis Kenneth Ellis Carolyn Elrod Debbie Elrod Judy Dunn Johnny Earls Dee Early Bruce Epperson Larry Epperson Wanda Epperson Richard Erwin Cathy Edwards Linda Eldridge Linda Elkins Carolyn Evans Harold Evans Janis Evans Shirley Evans “When you’re a JET (Is she mad?) Terry Evans Brenda Everett Tommy Falls Sherry Farris Thomas Feathers Alan Filyaw Patsy Fowler Terry Fowler Arthur Fox Carolyn Frederick Janice Filyaw Eddie Finnell G. M. Fletcher Clyde Freeman Lynn Frye Howard Fulton Carolyn Gallman Ronald Flowers Judy Forgey Ron Foster Gary Gann Charlotte Garrcn Linda Gates Priscilla Gates Shirley Gates David Gatlin Janet Gcitner Rebecca Gentry Tony Gentry Bucky Geren Hilda Gilliland Brenda Gladson Eddie Goins Robert Goins III Jean Geren Joyce Geren Wanda Geren Jerry Goodner Lanny Graham Sherman Graham Karen Granade Carol Gibson Brenda Gill Kent Gill Judy Gibson Gray Russell Gray Josephine Green Shirley Green And you WHAT?! Debbie Gregg Norita Grenz Donna Griffith Eddie Griffith Terry Griffith Beverly Guffey Alice Hancock Lake Hardin Sandra Hardwick Brenda Harris Dennis Guffey Eleanor Hackney Brenda Hall Gary Harris Judy Hawkins Sarah Hayes Gail Henderson Franklin Hall David Hamilton Elaine Hammond Freda Hicks James Hicks Bunnic Hindman Martha Hobbs “Abel, Lillard, Barnard Martin? Howard Holdrcdgc David Holloway Mildred Holt Connie Hooper Jane Hope Jo Ann Hope Judy Hudgins Shirley Hudgins Ann Hughes Brenda Humberd Rita Horn Faye Howard Kaye Howard David S. Humberd David T. Humberd Don Humphrey Gale Hunt Rebecca Howell Tommie Howell Franklin Hubbard Ronnie Hyde Nancy Hysinger Larry Ingram Sherry Ingram RATFINKS! Gloria Jackson Steve Jackson Randall Jenkins Hoyle Johnson Jerry Johnson Ronald Johnson Darrell Kaylor Larry Kelley Janice Kendrick Buddy Kimsey Ann Jones Betty Jones Candy Jones James Kimsey Larry Kincaid John King Gary Knight Danny Jones Franklin Jones Marilyn S. Jones Rebecca Kyker Teresa Lane Fred Lange Brenda Langley What child is this? Patricia Langley Mitzi Lauderback Billy Lawson Clyde Lawson Eddie Lawson Jerrie Lawson Harriet Lee Yvonne Leonard Bill Levielle Robert Lewis Marie Lawson Penny Lawson Susan Lawson Abe Lillard Judy Liner Linda Logan Dcnnie Longwith Charles Ledford Sandra Ledford Connie Lee Eamestine Longwith Ronald Lovingood Linda Lyle Tony Lyle Physics class intellectuals Heather MacDonald Linda Mantooth Carleen Maples Roy Maples Sandra Marr Gary Martin Bobby McAlister Janice McAlister Bill McBroom Gayle McLain John Martin Sharon Martin Holly Mason Tony McClanahan Cathy McConnell Sue McCoy Dwight McCoy Joy May Phyllis May Elizabeth Mayfield Lorene McGill Terry McGuire Marcella McKamy Carolyn McKenzie Comfy, Clyde? Peggy McLain ''Richard Merriman Eddie Messer Janice Miller Gordon Moore Tommy Moore Fred Murphy Kenneth Murphy Tommy Murphy Dana Murray Gary Moreland Ronnie Moreland Steve Morgan John Musselwhite Jerry Neeley Linda Nelson Alva Nipper Susan Morgan Jeanne Mosher Sherry Mull Larry Noclck Jean Norman Gary Norris Charles Northrup, Jr. Dickie Norton Barbara Ogle John O’Neal Ella Sue Osment Judy Owcnby Vickie Ownby Ann Phillips Judy Phillips Nancy Phillips Sandra Phillips Eugenia Park Brenda Parker John M. Parker Terry Phillips Lloyd Picklesimcr Ed Pirkle Tommy Pirkle Brent Payne Kermit Peak Gary Pegues Elizabeth Presswood Jane Presswood Bob Price Ruth Prince Do they or don’t they? Only their hairdresser knows for sure. 'Claudia Pritchard Brenda Prueitt Patsy Queen Phyllis Quinn Karen Rakestraw Jerry Raper Ann Rymer Bobby Rymer Gene Saffen David Schenk Larry Reagan Helen Reed Gene Robertson Diane Schumann Eddie Scoggins Hilda Scott Donald Seaborn Randy Robinson Merry Roza Mamie Jo Rutledge Linda Seals Wiley Sexton Annette Sharits Brenda Sherlin Ronnie Shoemaker Douglas Silver Vivian Simmons Judie Simpson Paul Sipe Sandy Sipe Betty Sneed Darlene Southerland Doug Spencer Judy Stalcup Dale Slack Jerry Slaughter Jerry Slay Diane Stanfield John Steele Gary Stephenson Maryln Stephenson Clara Smith Joan Smith Mary Francis Smith Robbie Steppe Larry Stevenson Gary Stevison Gary Stone Fame, at last! x Charles Storm Larry Stradt Sullins Stuart Charles Suits Delores Suits Dennis Suits Charles Tankersley Daris Teague Eddy Thomas Janis Thompson Jimmy Suits Kenneth Swallows James Swann Max Thompson Richard Thompson Jackie Tinsley Jimmy Tippens Bobby Taylor Carolyn Taylor Joe Taylor Shirley Trew Barbara Trcwhitt Gayle Tucker Margie Varnell Lonnie Varnell Winston Vaugn Judy Visage Linda Walden Linda Wampler Barbara Ward Walter Welch Clara Whaley David Whaley Frank Whaley Danny Waters Carla Watson Connie Watson Dec White Faye White Judy White Kaye White Joyce Watson Loyce Watson David Weathers Joy Whitmire Judy Wilhoite Carol Wilhoite Mack Williams “To snack shop, To snack shop, To buy a fat hamburger’ Ronnie Williams Brenda Wilson x Ellen Wilson Brenda York Garry York Paulette Young Wilma Trewhitt Susie Wilson Calvin Withrow Janice Womack Jane Wood Brenda Woodall Carolyn Woods Carol Wright Tony Wright Janice Yarber Seniors not pictured: Janis Allen Gary Brock Jackie Davis Juanell Hitte Danny Houston Garry Johnson Roy White 71 UNDER CL A SSMEN Highways of underclassmen can follow no direct routes; they wind around, dip under, and by-pass the destination. For the freshmen the journey is not near completion; for the sophomores their goal is in reality far more distant than they can comprehend; for the juniors theirs is the task of traveling those last miles without automobile breakdowns or gasoline shortage. Bobby Barrett Roy Bayne Beirnc Beaty Greg Beaty Julius Beaty Thomas Beaty Danny Beavers Greg Bettis Donna Bigham Tony Bingham Burch Bishop Robert Bishop Betty Jo Bivens Rodney Blackwell Sandra Blair Gary Blankenship David Boehmer James Allen Jo Ann Allison Ronald Almond Audrey Arp William Arthur Stanley Ash Nancy Atchley Daryl Aycock Betsy Bachelor Coye Baker Tommy Bandy Brenda Banks Juniors Ralph Brock Brenda Brooks Susan Brooks Debby Brown Ellen Sue Brown Gail Brown Pam Brown Phil Brown Gregg Bryant Jim Bryant Nancy Bryant Melvin Bryson Donnie Buckner Linda Buckner Dewight Burke Gerald Burns Peggy Burns 75 Lynda Burris Delbert Caldwell Parnell Caldwell Steve Calfce Polly Callaway Sally Calton Margaret Cameron Adonis Campbell Cynthia Campbell Daryl Cannon Dennis Cannon Jimmy Cannon Donna Carithers Albert Carr Anthony Carter Dianne Cathey Mary Charles Allen Chase Ronnie Chase Bobby Chastain Shirley Chastain Duane Choplin Jimmy Clark Tresica Clark Melinda Clayton Charlotte Clonts Tommy Cloud Randall Clowers Patsy Coe 76 Juniors Derry Cochran Bonnie Coleman Tommy Collins Raymond Conn Roy Lee Crisp Dean Cross Luther Crye Deborah Curtis Gary Curtis Alvin Dalton Joyce Dalton Pat Daugherty Elizabeth Davis Gary Davis Henson Davis Linda Davis Kenneth Defricsc Paul Delzell Sim Dcniston Terry Denniston Donald Denny 77 Dave Elliff Gary Elliot Richard Elliott Sue Elliott Dorothy Elrod Betty Dickey Dickie Dickson Richard DiGennaro Judy Dixon Phillip Dixon Henry Dodson Debbie Duff Royce Dunn Phyllis Dunn Larry Dyer Donald Easterly Merryam Edgemon Daryll Epperson Sharon Evans Sylvia Everett Carolyn Farabee Nancy Fleeman Lee Forgey Kenneth Fortner Faith Foster Jack Foster Randy Fox Jerry Frazier Marsha Frederick 78 Juniors Brenda Freeman Sandra Freeman Harriet French Sandra Fritts Tommy Gatlin Brenda Gates Dianna Gaskill Millie Gates Mitchell Geren Dale Gentry Evelyn Ghorley Pamela Gibson Janet Giles Terry Goforth Preston Goins Ruth Ann Goins Loretta Goltrie Gary Goodwin Karen Goodwin Mary Ann Gorbett Patsy Graham 79 Robert Owen Hamilton Shirlene Hamm Robert Hammond Donnie Hancock Pat Haney Jane Harden Peggy Hardy Fredrick Harned Harold Guy Fred Harrison Mike Harvey Janice Haven John Hawkins Wanda Hawkins Phillip Headrick Patsy Hedden Alice Herron Mike Green Richard Gregg Sue Gregory Linda Grisam Freddie Grubb Jim Gunter Sue Haire Barbara Hale Joan Hall Karen Hall Bill Hamilton Glenn Hamilton 80 Juniors Gary Hewitt Wayne Hickman Lowell Hicks Max Hicks Randall Higgins Wayne Hindman Peggy Hollifield Carolyn Holloway Linda Holloway Jimmy Hooper Judy Hooper Bufie Horton Mike Hoskins Gina Housley Bobby Howard Marcella Howard Sharon Howell Chris Huff Vickie Huff Karen Hughes Gary Humberd Judy Humberd Becky Hunley Marvin Hutson Don Ingram 81 Bobby Kelley Joe Kelley Johnny Kelley Karen Kendrick Myrla Kepplcr Roy Kerr Bobby Kessler Joe Kibble Mike Kibble Margaret Killebiew Laura Kimscy Randall Knight Elaine Kirby Jane W. Lackey Linda Lacy William Lander James Lane Judy Ingram Debbie Isbell Glenn Johnson Tod Johnson Carolyn Johnston Alan Jones Ernest Jones John Jones Rachel Jones Gary Jorden Terry Kaylor Nancy Keith 82 Juniors Sandra Laudcrback Linda Lauderdale Margie Layne Pam Lay Glen Leach Robert Leamon Larry Ledford Tommy Ledford Linda Longley Willene Long David Longwith Douglas Longwith Carolyn Lowe Wanda Lunsford Mary Manges Larry Mantooth Robert Mantooth Byron Maples Claudia Maples Barbara Mangrum Danny Marr Gary Marr Lloyd Martin Ailene Mason Glenda Mason 83 Wynell McElrath Brenda McFalls Allan McGhee Johnny McGuire Darlene McKenzie Linda McSpadden Scheri Merriman Monty Miller Wanda Miller Judy Millsap Trudy Millsap Mary Mitchell Jerry Mizell Clifford Morgan Jane Mosley Catina Mull Elaine Murphy Janith Mason Jerry Mason Verdena Mathers Debbie Maupin Wayne McAlister Kenny McAmis Mike McAmis Benny McClary Janice McConn Phyllis McConnell Johnny McCoy Linda McDowell 84 Juniors Vickie Murphy Becky Murray Anne Neil George Nerren Susan Nipper Marilyn Novak J. W. Nunley Jimmy Odom Brenda Officer Larry Ogle Linda Ogle Philip Olsson Vickie Osment Gilbert Owins Brenda Ownby Faye Ownby Frank Lee Parks Robert Peak Tom Pcden Carolyn Pell Kay Perry Fradonna Phillips Larry Phillips Michele Phillips Ed Pierce 85 Mike Renner Donnie Ratcliff Eddie Ratcliff Sharon Rector Stella Reeser Cynthia Richardson Wayne Richardson Darcl Richmond Bill Rives Gary Roark Daniel Roberts Gayla Roberts Judy Rodgers Chris Rodie Donald Rogers Ralph Rogers Robert Rominger Stephen Pigg Wesley Plemons Ann Price Donald Price Glenn Proffitt Rebecca Poteet Ronald Pulliam Margaret Radford Clyde Ragsdale Violet Raines Mary Ramsey Angela Randolph 86 Juniors Paris Rowlett Norma Rucker Gerald Rushing Cecil Ruth Tony Rymer Tim Sample Dwight Sanders Barbara Schow Eulas Scoggins Keith Scoggins Terry Scott Jacquelyn Scott Hugh Seals Betty Jean Secress Melba Selvidge Brenda Sharp Janice Shelton Harley Sherlin Hazel Sherlin Martha Silver Mary Ana Simmons Loretta Sipe Steve Slack Carolin Smith Donald Smith 87 Steven Stewart Havard Still Connie Suits Daina Suits Deborah Suits Carolyn Sullivan Allan Sutherland Armen Tarzian Diane Taylor Phyllis Taylor Robert Taylor Barbara Teague Carolyn Thomas Tommy Thomason Ann Thompson Patsy Thurman Cissy Tidwell Jimmy Smith Linda Smith Theresa Smith John Spain John Stafford Nada Stand idge Paul Staton Jimmy Stephens Joe Stepp Linda Stevenson Diane Stevison Theresa Stevison 88 Juniors Gale Tinsley Sandra Tippett Joseph Toomey Bill Torence JoAn Turner Emma Lee Waddell Connie Wade Joe Wagner Marie Watkins Boyce Watson Jane Watson Virginia Watson Sheila Webb Vicki Weble Charles Weir Eddie Wells Jimmy Whaley Nancy Whaley Brenda Wheeler Larry Wheeler Dennis White 89 Mary Williams R. L. Williams Pat Wilkerson Gerald Williams Glenda Williams Jackie Williams James Williams Ronnie Wiliams Bill Williamson Gary Williamson Charolette Wilson Glenn Wilson Jon Wilson Larry Wilson 90 Juniors Linda Womack William A. Wood Jcannie Ashe Martin Athcarn Kaye Baldwin Gary Ball Esther Ballinger Jerry Barber Mike Barbrow Norma Barnerd Larry Barnes Sue Baugh Sue Beaty Julius Beard Ruth Belcher Dewayne Bishop Ronnie Bishop Linda Blackmore Phillip Blackwell Jo Blankenship Sandra Blankenship Cheryl Blankinship Rebecca Bolen Elaine Boring 92 Sophomores Debra Brackett Shelia Brackett Peggy Brack in Connie Brewer Larry Burke Michael Burke Randy Burns Debra Caldwell Terry Calfee David Campbell Robert Cameron Jane Brewer Susan Brooks Deborah Brown Josette Brown Leland Brown Mike Brown Debbie Bryant Francis Bryant Joey Bryant Terry Bryant Sandra Buckner Susan Bullard Wanda Bunch Louise Burdette Janet Burgess 93 Sandy Caywood Jack Chadwick Henry Chaistain Gary Chapman Donnie Chase Daniel Chastain Eddie Choate Linda Clabough Christine Clark Linda Clark Linda Jo Clayton Brenda Coe Phyllis Coffey Charlotte Coley Johnny Collins Sherry Cannon Carolyn Carden Wayne Cartwright Mary Cash Anita Cawood Dale Cawood Bonnie Caywood Muriel Colley Richard Conner Connie Cox William Cox John Craigs Sandra Croft David Cross 94 Sophomores Shelba Cross Freddie Crumbley Eddie Crump Don Crye Garnet Doli Mike Donohoo Jeanclle Douglas Clarence Dunn Kathleen Dunn Joe Easterly Charlotte Eaton Phillip Curtis Randall Curtis Carlon Davis Gary Davis JoAnn Defriece Jimmy Degler Johnny Denney Brenda Denton Janet Denton Joyce Denton Walter Denton Pat Deverell Deborah Dick Diane Dill Loretta Dixon 95 Linda Ellis Janice Ensley Joan Ensley Richard Ensley Wilma Ensley Judy Epperson Barbara Ervin Homer Fansler Linda Faulkner Mike Fitzgerald Gene Flowers Carlene Fox Jimmie Frady David Garner Sharon Garren Joyce Eaton Suzanne Elder Richard Elliot Ricky Elliot Brenda Ellis Jimmy Ellis Juanette Ellis Kathy Gates Brenda Gaylor Becky Geren Ray Geren Rita Geren Donnie Gill Linda Ghorley 96 Sophomores Tamara Goins Theresa Goins Barbara Goodwin Charles Graham Terry Graham Ronald Graig David Gray Carolyn Green J. C. Green Linda J. Green Linda Green Wedgia Green Beverly Green Linda Grissom Ronald Grubb 97 Milly Harrison Helena Harvey Charlotte Hawkins Susan Hendrick Sandra Herndon Jerry Herron Linda Herron Sandra Hicks Dorothy Hiefner Brenda Higgins Eugene Higgins Steve Higgins Larry Holcomb Mitchell Holen Carolyn Hooper Vicki Hardwick Don Harris Eva Harris Ann Harrison David Hooper Alvin Howard Sandra Howard Terry Howard Benny Hunley Leslie Hybcrger Beverly Ingram 98 Sophomores Joe Ingram Gail Jackson Tommy Johns Connie Johnson Tommy Kirkpatrick Roger Knight Gail Lacey Gary King Larry King Shirley King Joe Kinser Judy Johnson Sheila Johnson Bill Jones Janice Jones Vivian Jones Lynda Jordan Gerome Kardendall Dianne Keith Pat Keller Brenda Kelley Sandra Kerr Brenda Kersey Evelyn Kesley Cheryle Kibble Fred Kimsey 99 Connie Lewis Wanda Lindsey Robert Logan Denver Longwith Lamont Lowe Lynn Lunsford James Mantooth Jerry Martin Bill Maupin Debra Maupin Dale McAlister Carolyn McBroom Dorothy McCann Melinda McClary Laura McConnell Billy Lane Nancy Lane John Langley Ray Lauderback Mildred Lawson Janice Ledford Carolyn Lewis Mildred McCoy James McCracken Jimmy McElrath Sharon McPhail JoAnn McSpaddcn Shirlene Meeks June Millard 100 Sophomores Sherry Millaway Edna Miller Harry Miller Sharon Mital Carl Norwood Connie Ownby Donnie Ownby Roger Ownby Danny Parker Ronnie Parker Mary Parks Thelma Moats Mike Mooneyham Dana Moore Mary Jean Moore Martha Montgomery Robert Morris Roy Morris Charles Morrison Munsel Morrow Terry Morrow Tamcra Mueller Barbara Murphy Brenda Murray Kaye Muuray Glenn Neyman 101 Andy Partner Sandra Paul Brenda Pell Sue Ann Pendergrass Brenda Phillips Laura Presswood Joy Price Jimmy Prince Kathy Prock Jerri Pullen Danny Queen Sheila Quinn Marshall Radford Kim Randolf Nancy Rann Gerald Ratcliff Betty Ratledge Jim Ratledge Judy Reagan Patsy Reagan William Rector Victor Redmond Sam Renner Karen Reynolds Sandra Rice Tim Richardson Edna Ross Steve Rouse Geraldine Rymcr 102 Sophomores John Sampson Linda Sanders Bennie Sue Scoggins Steve Scoggins Anthony Scott Linda Seaton Donna Sharpe Linda Sharpe Evelyn Shelton Charles Sherlin Glenda Shrader Charles Silvers Bob Simmons Lamonto Sipe Dean Skelton Curtis Smith Denic Smith Linda Smith Martha Sneed 103 Wanda Sutton Charles Swanner Jewel Tate Doug Tatham Brenda Taylor Diane Taylor Gale Thomas Willard Thompson Gary Torbertt Terry Townsend Drucilla Trentham Clyde Turner Janice Turner Jenny Turpin Brenda Underwood Curtis Strickland Charlcttc Stuman Steve Suits Bobby Sullivan Diane Stephenson Terry Stevison Ricky Stiles Allen Varnell David Varner Joan Vassey Karen Vaughn Pat Vernon Debra Lynn Ward Richard Ward 104 Sophomores Hershcl Waters Don Watson Trecia Watson Judy Wells Tommy Whaley Jerri White Kenneth White Sammy White Sarah White Bobby Willson Don Wilson Eddie Wilson Kathy Wilson Pamela Wilson Stephen Wilson Steve Wilson Juanita Withrow Peggy Witt Patrice Woody Brenda Wright 105 Brenda Albritton David Allen LaFonda Allen Wanda Allen Diane Allman Janice Allman Jimmy Allman Sandra Ark Larry Armcr Brenda Armour Ralph Arp Brenda Arthur Raymond Arthur Carolyn Ashe Ted Austin Gereline Bain Jerry Bain Brenda Bancroft Price Banther Robert Barber Sarah Bates Charles Beard Judy Beaty Harvey Belcher Bobby Belk Brenda Belk David Bell Tommy Beck Kirby Bible Pamela Billig Wanda Black Charlene Blankenship Jean Boyd Billy Braham Donald Bradley Freshmen Wayne Brantley David Brewer Freddie Brewer Danny Brock Linda Brooks Kaye Browder Dianne Brown Jerry Brown Terry Brown David Bryson Carol Buckner Eugene Buckner Patrick Buffington Jimmy Burger Ronald Burger Paul Burgess Peggu Burgiss Mary Kay Burns Janet Burrell Roy Burris David Cabrera Kester Calfee Frank Callahan Danny Callihan Dwayne Carr Roger Carroll Carl Cash Cathy Casteel Deborah Casteel Ralph Castelow 107 Ronnie Cates Connie Caywood Melvin Chadwick Donna Chancey Bobby Chastain Jerry Cissom Terry Clark Bobby Climer David Cochran Robert Cofcr Clyde Coffey Timothy Colbough Freddie Coleman Gayle Conner Twyla Corvin Barbara Couch Barbara Cox Daylc Crisp Gayle Crisp Bobby Cross Dean Cross Harold Cross Lonnie Cross Gary Crowe Floyd Crumley Pearl Crumbley Steve Crumley Carol Crump Johnni Dailey Carolyn Daily Carlos Darnell Brenda Daugherty Larry Daugherty Wanda Davenport Carolyn Davis 108 Freshmen Dennis Davis Janice Davis Jerry Davis Rhonda Davis Ronald Davis Ronald Davis Russell Davis Shirley Davis Glenda Deal James DeFur Deanie DeLay Donna Dempsey Rita Dcniston Sherrie Denton Eddie Dixon Dan Donaldson Patsy Duggan Brenda Dunn Robert Dunn Ruth Ann Dunn Patricia Earwood Carolyn Edwards Roy Edwards Dale Elkins John Elkins Mike Elkins Coy Elliott Brenda Ellis Larry Ellis Brenda Elmore 109 Johnny Ensley Bettyc Epperson Gail Epperson David Evans Linda Falls Wanda Falls Donald Farmer Douglas Finnell Richard Finnell Gale Flowers Wanda Forster Judy Fowler Ben Frazier Andrew Freeman Faye French Franklin Fritts Bill Fullbright Linda Gables Evelyn Garner Terry Garren Barbara Gates Betty Gates Danny Gates Edna Gates Phyllis Gates Reneida Gates Barbara Geren Jane Ghorley Mitchell Gibson Carolyn Given Eddie Gladson Winfred Godfrey Margaret Goforth Debra Goins Mary Goins Freshmen Ronnie Goins Lois Goode Brenda Goodwin Christine Goodwin Sandra Graham Beverly Gray Alvin Green Beckie Green Betty Green Leo Green Ronald Green Rosetta Green Jimmy Gregory Martha Groomer Ronnie Guffey Vesta Guthrie Jerry Hacker Doyle Hall Gary Hall Jerry Hall Joyce Hambright Kay Hambright Dorie Harris Fritz Harris Mike Harris Tommy Harrod Brenda Hawkins Larry Hawkins Linda Hawkins Suell Hawkins 111 Mike Henry Coy Herron Alan Hewitt Jancy Hicks Jo Ann Hicks Jonny Hicks Debbie Higdon Judy Higgins Randall Higgins Larry Hodge Frances Belcher Linda Hodge Bud Holmes Garry Holt Larry Holt Brenda Horn Linda Horn Dale Huff Jimmy Huff Hal Huffaker Lamar Humberd Larry Humberd Marcus Hyatt Rosemary Hyde Sheila Hyde Cynthia Ingram Gary Ingram Nancy Ingram Bobby Jenkins Dale Jennings Cindia Johnson Gary Johnson Patricia Johnson Steve Johnson Gerald Jones Freshmen Janice Kaylor Peggy Kennedy Steve Kerr Janice Kersey Jimmy Kersey Jerry Kibble Shirley Kimsey Marsha King Steve Kirby James Kirkpatrick Terry Knight Leola Lane Rose Mary Lane Diane Large Brenda Lawson Patty Lawson Terry Lawson Wanda Lawson Katherine Lcamon Marjorie Lcamon Leonard Ledford Harry Ledford Thelma Lee Donald Leiter Brenda Locklear Catherine Long Linda Longwith Michael Lunsford Bennie Mantooth Joe Mantooth Kenneth Mantooth Lake Mantooth Pamela Marr Faye Mascngill Gary Mashburn Kay Masscngale Danny McCann Douglas McClure Sherry McDowell Terry McDowell Bobby McGill Dorothy McGill Sherry McKinney Lorraine Medlin Rose Medlin Mary Mikel Donna Mikle Betty Millard Brenda Miller Dennis Miller Teddy Miller Archie Moats Wesley Mitchell Becky Moore Linda Morgan Sonny Morgan Harold Morrison Glenn Morrow Shirley Morrow Charlotte Mowery John Munger Heather Murphee Joe Murphy Marilyn Murphy Ruth Neal Freshmen James Nelson Dianna Newman David Nipper Mary Nolen Joy North Bill Norton Bill Odom David Ogle Dayle Ogle Roger Ogle Wanda Ogle Vivian Orr Gary Owenby Jacqueline Owenby Stewart Owenby Kay Owens Linda Owens Clifford Painter Albert Parker Betty Parker Gladys Parks Terry Parris Alvin Patterson Carmella Pendergrass Billy Peru Terry Pippenger David Poole Beulah Powers Danny Presley Gary Price 115 Brenda Prichard Bobby Prock Marvin Radford Faye Ramsey Ray Ramsey Retha Ramsey James Randolph Rita Randolph Steve Rapier Michael Ratcliff Cecil Reagan Delores Reynolds Vicki Rich Beth Richards Ricky Phillips Maurice Roberts Jane Roger Diane Rogers Carol Rue Nancy Runyon Marie Russell Mildred Russell Richard Russell Ronnie Samples Clarice Sandidgc Linda Sandidge Linda Satterfield Charles Scoggins James Scoggins Jesse Scott Eddie Self Johnny Self Robert Selvidge Patsy Sexton Sherlin Harriman Freshmen Lynn Simonds Jerry Skelton Sherry Slack Juanita Sluder Charles Smith Edward Smith James Smith Ricky Smith Wanda Smith Jack Sneed Judy Snyder Paula Snyder Rhcta Snyder Sherry Snyder Kaye Stafford Leonard Stafford Bobby Stamey Tommy Stamey Carolyn Staton Kay Steele Roger Stepp Dan Stevison Sheryn Stewart Billy Stowe Carol Suits Gary Suits Charles Swafford Phyllis Swaggerty Zclma Swallows Frances Talbot 117 Perry Talbot Junior Tanksley Roy Tate Judy Tatum Betsy Taylor Cheryl Taylor Omar Teague Portia Thomas Gary Thompson Mary Thompson Ralph Thompson Diana Tinsley Jane Tinsley Sue Tinsley Vickie Tolbert Edward Townsend Carolyn Trcw Dean Trew Linda Trewhitt Gloria Triplett Arnold Truelove Charles Turner Dianne Turner Johnny Underwood Vivian Vaughn Bobby Vernon Nancy Visage Biannca Wagner Ray Walsh Glenn Ward Donnie Ware Daniel Waters Gloria Watson Jerry Weathers Charlotte Webb 118 Freshmen Don Webb Steve Webb Larry Wheeler Jerry White Robert White Wade White Steve Williams Tommy Williams Edna Willis Jesse Willis Larry Willson Dwight Wilson Jerry Wilson Tonya Wilson Lew Winters Eva Withrow Terry Wooden Bobby Woods Johnie Woods Joyce Woods Barbara Woodward Elizabeth Woodward John Wooten Clarence Wright Ronald Wyatt 119 SERVICES AND ORGANIZATIC 'A klk ; - 5 - . . r- ► V' •- The various student staffs provide way- farers with needed services during the high school trip. Without these staffs, Bradley roads would become a puzzling maze, for the administration would find it difficult to direct the heavy traffic properly. It is always more pleasant to journey in caravans. Bradley’s organizations give students the chance to associate with and find friends among fellow travelers. 12) SEA T ED: Jones, Holmes, Giles, Granadc, McDowell; STAND- ING: Goodwin, Scog- gins, Kendrick, Gaylor, Cox, Gibson, Mrs. Neal. Library Staff By assisting Mrs. Neal in the task of maintaining an efficient library, the library staff helps keep the guideposts accessible to the travelers. Karen Granadc, Secretary; Wilma Holmes, President; Linda McDowell, Vice-President. Office Staffs Those who devote time and effort in the ad ministrative offices aid immeasurably in keep ing traffic signs and signals in working order. Mrs. Clcmmer’s Staff: Mayfield, Hindman, Rucker, Marr, Neil, Stevison, Manges. Vocational Agriculture Staff: Gregg, Gilliland, Hardwick, B. Boehmer, L. Boehmcr, Carver, Sipe. Main Office Seals, Mosley, Beaty, Crook, bell. Staff: Cox, Daffron, Cry, Atchley, Simmons, Mason, Nipper, Camp- King (Treasurer), Feathers, Ledford, Roberts, Parks, Pigg, Chase, Humphrey (Vice-President) dent) Audio-Visual Club Mr. Austin (Sponsor), Finnell (Secretary), Rogers, Kimscy (President), Spain, Campbell, Filyaw (Sergeant-at-arms), Rowlett. Officers: Jane Wood, President; Brenda York, Reporter; Pat Queen, Secretary; Delores Suits, Vice-President. Junior Counselors FIRST ROW: Queen, Suits, Thompson, Taylor, Suits; SECOND ROW: York, Haven, Wood, Bryant, Baker, White, Hope; THIRD ROW; Mrs. Newman, Mrs. McAllister, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mr. Carter, Sponsors. Brackett, Watson, Stanfield, Blankenshie, Wagner, Henderson, Lee, Phillips, Epperson, Hayes, Lyle, White, Rut- Pulliam, Wells, Bandy, Haney, Hooper. ledge, Trew, Mr. Chism (Sponsor), Cleghorn. Student Locker Workers Teachers’ Typing Aids Cafeteria Staff Roberts, Sanders, Layne, Sipe, Wilson, Pigg, Rushing, Abernathy, Athearn, Waters, Bryant, Johnson, Hyde, Cannon, Suits, Mr. Pigg. Bowman, Assistant Art Director; Wright, Light Technician; Rowlett, Assistant Manager; Kimsey, Manager; Stalcup, Business Manager; Epperson, Art Director; Mr. Austin, Sponsor. Alley Kats Hall, Hardwick, Cash, Paul, Presswood, Hyberger, Turpin, Evans, Mital. Roark, Donaldson, Stephenson, Campbell, Pierce. Freshmen: Lawson, Cox, Elmore, Finnell, Ellis. Sophomores: Hybcrger, Montgomery, Cash, Yarnell, Hardwick. Seniors: White, Biddle, Presswood, Lawson, Hope, Morgan. Juniors: Kimsey, Delzell, Kendrick, Lackey, Hall. Officers: Jo Ann Hope, Vice-President; Dee White, President; Jerrie Lawson, Secretary; Susan Morgan, Treasurer. Student Council FIRST ROW: Finnell, Presswood, Hope, Kimsey, Yar- nell, Ellis, Elmore, T. Lawson. SECOND ROW: Hard- wick, Montgomery, Hyberger, Cash, Kendrick, J. Lawson, Hall, Delzell; THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bryant (sponsor), Biddle, White, Lackey, Cox, Morgan, Mrs. Clemmer (sponsor). i Officers: Mary Lou Cooke, Secretary; Joe Donaldson, President; Mrs. Koltun, sponsor; Jim Hicks, Treasurer; Heather MacDonald, Vice-President. National Honor Society 1963 Inductees: FIRST ROW—White, Hope, Coker, Kyker, Abel, Lawson, Cooke. SEC- OND ROW—Donaldson, Baker, MacDonald, Grenz, Brock, Hackney, Hammond, Boehmer, Bergeron, Dixson; THIRD ROW—Presswood, Hicks, Martin, Barger, Harris, Campbell, Belk, Biddle, Mrs. Koltun. 1964 Inductees: FIRST ROW—DiGennarro, Haven, Edgcmon, Rodic, McConnell, Stevision, Jackie Davis, John Davis; SECOND ROW—Murphy, Johnston, Kimsey, Mosley, Baker, Norman, Beisly; THIRD ROW—York, Lackey, Judy Crumbliss, Kendrick, Marr, Holmes, Frye, Gregg, Jody Crumbliss. FIRST ROW: Abel; Thompson; Everett; Lawson; Wilson; Bowman, Vice-President; White, Secretary; Broughton; Elkins; SECOND ROW: McLain; Rushing; Gann; Finnell; Calton, Rymer; Baugh; Mrs. Bond, sponsor; THIRD ROW: Cooper, President; Gatlin; Spencer; Freeman; Carver; Henderson. FIRST ROW: Bergeron, J. A. Hope, Lawson, Smith, Crfimbliss, Kyker, Abel, Nipper, Coker, Cooke; SECOND ROW: Baker, Slay, Grenz, J. Hope, Wood, Press- wood, McLain, Dixon, Hackney, Norman, Hammond; THIRD ROW: Mayfield, Sil- ver, MacDonald, Mosher, Donaldson, Mc- Connell, Simpson, Jones, Tucker; FOURTH ROW: Hicks, Biddle, Ellis, Crumbliss, Campbell, Belk, Martin, Barger, Harris. v ' • X Beta Club Dionne Barger, President; Mary Margaret Abel, Treasurer; John Martin, Vice-President; Betsy May- field, Corresponding Secretary; Heat- her MacDonald, Recording Secretary. FIRST ROW: Rodie, Stevision, Kimsey, Kendrick; SECOND ROW: Johnston, Rucker, Tidwell, Goodwin, Baker, DiGennaro; THIRD ROW: Richardson, Delzell, Lackey, Miss Everhart, (sponsor). FIRST ROW: Bryant, Chaplain; Hall, Secretary; Don- aldson, Vice-President; Delzcll, President; Tullock, Pro- gram Chairman; Simpson, Treasurer; SECOND ROW: Caywood, Goines, Frazier, Holloway, Roberts, Kimsey, Harris, Howell, Bishop; THIRD ROW: Snead, Plemmons, Womack, Gladson, Cannon, Pigg, Knight, Humbcrd, Brown, McFall; FOURTH ROW: Hobbs, Guffey, Brooks. Christian Crusaders FIRST ROW: Haven, Poteet, Phillips, Conn, Hardwick, Reed, Langley, Seals, Mrs. Fitzgerald (sponsor); SEC- OND ROW: McClain, Degler, Evans, French, Coker, Lane, Broughton, Morgan, Presswood, Osment, Seals; THIRD ROW: McConnell, Hunlcy, Humberd, Coley, Conn, Hyde, Biddle, Finneil, Gaskill, Wilson, McKenzie. iMg T7S in--mam Thompson, MacDonald (Secretary), Bridendall, Davis, Lawson, McConnell, Crook, Tidwell, Phillips, Stalcup (Treasurer), Miller, Slay, Crumbliss, Harris (President), Humphrey, Allen, Baker (Vice-President), King, Elkins, Bowman, Wright, Mr. Wenger (Sponsor). National Thespian Society l!l!KKI!l!kS Thespian Understudies: Stuman, Murray, Baker, Barnard, Baldwin, Gill, Ledford, Campbell, Brooks, Coffey, Cofer, Mital, Presswood, Hardwick, Paul, Aycock, Schow, Allen, Millaway, Evans, Pierce. Simpson, Mosher, Munger, Conn, Winston, Hyde, Beaty, r ' t Staff Heads: Adonis Campbell, Sports Editor; Teresa Stevison, Advertising Manager; Mrs. Norman, Sponsor-Advisor; Mike Kibble, Business Manager; Cissy Tidwell, Feature Editor; Chris Rodie, Editor-In Chief; Jim Hicks, Senior Advisor; Phillip Olsson, Managing Editor. Trumpeter Staff Hall, Osment, Hardwick, Stevison, K. Wilson, White, S. Wilson, Kimsey, Rodie, Conn, Edge- mon, Di Gennaro, Johnston, Ledford, Tidwell, Baker, Cooke, Womack, Mosley, Allen Pierce, McGhee, Slay, Kibble, Barnard, Whitehead, Simpson, Slack, Olsson, Stephens, Ledford, Campbell, Calfee, Lander, Hicks, Martin, McCoy, Harris. Sfbc ( rumpeter McKm o - — TV.- rwc « .'« — J � M : — y i- i ■ • . Vot XVII—No. 2. BRADLEY HIGH SCHOOL, OCTOBER 20, 1064 James Hicks Receives Scholastic Approved i A tttiin � 1 Bradlry High h $ b« n booored for his high p«- fcemu on the National Merit Hcbolarthip Qualifying T«t iSJASQT) liven last «prini. Eecfc student who a andorred by hi� school receive a forma} Letter of Commendation signed by principal and the president of the National Merit Scholar- ihip Corporation. ----------------------------- Bill Schultz, principal. hagj announced that tne Commend- ! jobuoB to Edit Jane Press wood ReceivesDARAw Latin Newspaper---------- Bradley | Kiwaniatn Honor Selected by Fellow Classmen, Faculty Carolyn Johnson. | tutior. haa assumed ihtpod-.. , M . of adttor-to-ch ot th« i Latin Delegates Tarek, the state Latin nrwxpa-1 - t . per p Uofced by the Jun.or Af 11111016011 , Classical League. Bradley ha j ed Undent i James R. H-ries. John M. SLlnaXer. president of the National Merit Scholar- I jfeip Corpora� . � said Letter of Cosmaendattoti ! are being awarded to Zi Xrt I students throughout the coon- j try in mcegatUaa of their out- , standing performance on the f qualifying ter . We wish to caii attention in this w 7 to their academic achievement. “Although they ds4 not reach the it� tut ot SemlftaeZbts in the current Merit Procram, they are very capable student� . The Semifinalj ts arA Com- mended students together eon- rtltute about 2 percent of alt school senior . This rer- ta:nly ignlfl« noteworthy e- OMfttdBMM by all there bright young ptop’.e “We ur e the Commended students to make every effort to attend coiSrn- ar.d to de- velop to the folks: their prom- ts of future achievement. By dolr-g so they win benefit both them elves and the nation “ The National Merit Scholar- ship Corporation give recogni- tion to two groups of student who achieve high score� on the VMSQT The Semifinalist croup it composed of the high- rst-scormy ttodenU in earh .1st sod in t'-S. territories. Some 14.600 ScmiflUdists tare � second examination to ectab- ish further their eligibility to become Tina km and to re- .wiv consideration for Merit Scholarship 1AMIS H1CK.K Corporat � send the name , home eddresaei. test scow. and proponed eoDege major of at! Commended tudreu to tbe two co� e fe� they indicated a their fir� : end second «hole at the time they took the qualify- ing test. The Commended students were among thr high school Juilcn ir. apprrra.mately 17.000 schools who look the NMSQT last March. Th.- teat 1� a ?hree- hoor examination that co-er; ftv separate areas of educa- tional development. I! � � � the first atep a the tenth ansuaJ Men . Program The annual Mer t S-h-xsr- ; vhlp corrrpetitwn � open to a’.� 1 I high schools in the United ; To Increase their opportuni- State and it trrriteeW There - tie to obtain financial assist- ; are about iJJVi Merit Scholars , snee If they need it. the Merit 'See Page Three) i bad the distinction of publish- ng tbii- paper for the leeor.d eooseeutive year. Purpose of the T Torch are stated tn tbe ttflJor Clasaacsl League Creed wheels reads as follow , to encourage among young people of our na- tion an interest In and appre- ciation of the civilization, lan- guage. literature, ar.d art of ancient Greece and Koine, and give theta some understanding of the debt of our own culture to rbmcol a itaquity. Tennessee Junior Classical League chapter are kept in- formed by the Tech on all chapter activities, and about start and natkana! convention Lit year the circulation was 77 chapters with Over 3.000 umbm. Printed Offset The Tennessee Torch li pub- lished three time a year. Be- fore last year the paper had no? been printed, and since that tune new off-set printing ha been used The tint issue i to be published November 1� . Th� year's riaff Include� . Carolyn Johnston, editor-. Robert Logan. business man- ager Nor.ta Gresu and CaUty McCosmeS. layout chairmen, Linda Womack. rirculatian manager; Judy Crumblit . fee- •ure -«J-.'yr Cary Fletcher. car- Icvjk? .' Jody Crumb!! , Jane £-a-.kcy. Laura Kimsey. proof- rrader . Cary Harm Jmr Merry a-n fMgemocs. Jodie Simpson. Tidwell. V. .� Hope. T j ne Whitehead. Dick The twelve Bradley delega Ls to the National Junior Classical League Convention bald ha Champaign - Urbaita. Illinois, this past sumaaer were hooored at a Kiwanis Club luachecn October 1. at toe Holiday Inn, Mr. Alex Pegues. president of the organization, asked the students to attend the luncheon tn order that they might be given recognition for th« r ac- cosr.pksfcmenu. Those in attendance were For the thirty-f.rr? consecutive year the Ter.oetaee the Daoghter ot the American Rcvokttioc has sponsor Citizens' center: in high schools throughout the state Br d y' Good Citizen ' Award wau preser.ted to J wood, the daughter of Mr - rA Mrs Joe Pres wood. ------------------------------- - Presents:.-.® of the C the members of the Nine Mute group; Norita Grenx. Meipo- fnene. muse of tragedy; Judy Hardwick. Thalia, muse of comedy: Ctsay Tidwell. Erato, muse of lost poetry; Carolyn Johnson. Callope, muse of ep.r j poetry; Judy Crumb lias, Trrp- ; sJehore. muse of d� nc ng; Jerry j Lawson, Polyhymnia, muse of j tinging; Diane Whitehead, C2 o, | muse of history: Laura Ktmmy | Urania, aw of ataroBomy; | and Linda Womack. Euterpe.: muse of lyric poetry The c her ' and state winners j were Cary Fleteber. Junior Classics! I -ague Parliamentarian and winner rbe mural competition at the - pas: 1M4 State Coventor. C OnteSt O0t {Robert Logan, winner of t- wv i. (See Page Fhre JANE niEMWOOD H Junior Miss jzers’ Ax- rd a • following quaLti : bOry. ier-.-:e. leaderi petrlotiscB. Only ien } - re el.g.c w rumpet !a� ard. At a ier.jcr cl I «r.g. the class chose : they deemeed capable i ig - � honor rroeo t ; --be principal and !� cv • Jane to be the rec.pjer j award Jane wCI now i ray of not mnre | b«0dre w«ed «r.thie We Forger, the w� b tiooal Socket Daughters of the Revohstke� The eaiay we;t to the stale chat the DJi R and JtM pete oo a -t.-r.r,r. lew state be;r.g divided dlrtZKti. If the should dkttiel nrrp- • • would thea compete | state and then aatios | award, Jane wfil | Certificate of Award ; National Society of the [ten of the American Mies pe-jtion and a Good Ctta Student Council Projects Slated Cleveland's Junior ■ gent will be bdd Nbeansber 2S [ conferred by tbe BredSr tn the Bradley High School u- ! ter. jdltorium. j The qualification The pager.t U held every!above and Jane's ether year on a national scope and is i Ue are proof of her Slay, Lillard Selected For Chattanooga Youth Symphony The purpose as u?ed in the tponsored by the Jay-ve The ' f r the award She is r V Zt handbook of the Bradley Hlgh'wsantr of the Cfeveiand c m- f terrmg on the annual c rt r ' ,, Student Council Is to train for test receives a 3200 schoUrship Vice - PraifllBt of ■ - ' V.rr.vhip along tUny .and a chance to compele u; the .claw, and .« arti.e •� D� Grnr ro Ann Pr cr Eleanor CTati r lines: to maintain a high state competrtlo ; in FHsruary Je der. member of the N nlrxSI and standard of tnrth. honor, and ffere she has a chance to win j Honor Sortety. JNU Oe •me HScx and Mrs Coo rad | “ff- «d to foster a feel-j FinnctL «poRscr the! ACT, SAT Programs Set for Seniors Bradley Band, Majoret Two member� of Bradley High School Band. Abe Lillard and Jerry Slay, have been e- rt«d as members of the Chat- tanooga Youth Symphony This a the second year Abe and Jerry have participated in U.e Youth Symphony. Abe is first trumpet and Jerry second french horn. In order to be Ir. the Symphony one must pa tbe try-out . These try-out are baaed on light-reading abihty, scale J playing, and general muskeian- ■ shlp The forty-five members of j the Youth Smyphony meet for j about three hour every Satur- 1 day at Memorial Auditorium. , The Youth Symphony i dl- [racted by Mr Robert Crain. . first horn In the Chattanooga Symphony and band director 'See Page Four) to enforce th jlhe students to any construe- During the school year both live way. Juniors and teninn srtll bare Many project are being un- an opportunity to uke pert in dertaken and considered by the a testing program designed to; council for this year. The main aid the r?udent in his prepare- | purpose is for tbe improvement tioru for future college work. ! of our school environment. To all pjnUir who are inter- Since Bradley ha on of the estad, the preliminary fcholas- wnallest council� in the «tata. mg of cooperation •tudent and the teachers Member� of the Student I Receive Superior Rati Ing to enforce the wishes of j and Chattanooga tic aptitude last Is offered This test is not required for entrance to college, but is similar to the scholastic aptitude test that is required for some colleges The purpose of the PSAT n to help the student In developing hit plan for college and. if finan- cially unable to enter college, the student who has exception- al ability and places high on the teit will be aided by scho- larship program This test was administered Octefcer 20 and score will be available in De- cember. Two Teat Offered To the senior , two tests are 'See P� ge Two) Whit’s Inside Jerry Ha and AW UlSarg are pPtarr with their tiwtr •eau whkh they play In the ' haCUeee � Yeelh Myaapheay General News Editorials feature Mparla Miner New Fage 1 t S 4 «•I cur biggest project tor this year is the election of approxi- mately fifty homeroom repre- sentatives. These people will serve as a go-between for the council and the teachers. Th revision ot the activity point system Is also underway according to committee chair- man. Ralph Biddle Another project to be maintained 1 the clean-up campaign, striving to keep the campus cleaner. Once again the Student Coun- cil is managing the supply room from 1J0 am. to 1 43 pm. daily. This room Is suf- ficiently stocked at all times and patronage is greatly ap- preciated. The fundi from the vale support any project that the council might undertake. Vwe of th Improvements made in the Student Council room Ineludr an entire repaint- ing In black and geld, new shelves, a pencil sharpener two advertising signs, and a H 3P lf w mdow rurtatns •dr by senior council mem- 's Nanrv Bristol Bend Trips: Southeastern Contest On Saturday. October J. the Bradley High School Band par- ticipated m the 14th Annual Southeastern Band Festival held in Bristol. Va -Tenn. The Bradley Band received a Di- vision I (Superior) Rating, and jur majorette turps reeetvwd a Division 1 rating fir rbet Saturday morning the took pert in a three i de through the t Bristol. That night the went to Tennessee School's stadium wbei competition we held The band's show cx (See Page Five) Gale Trs � i i Mr Dm ViiUmn Rradlr. Bang dlevtew •mjareue. s� 4 Jeke Marts . ■kiiita auitoaiiltfieiatoi Torch Staff Logan, Business Manager; Crumbliss, Feature Editor; Womack, Circulation Editor; Johns- ton, Editor; Hicks, Adviser; Fletcher, Artist; Green, DiGcnnaro, Edgcmon, Kimsey, Grcnz, Lawson, Tidwell, Crye, Ledford, Lackey, Bayne, Whitehead, Price, Gentry, Crumbliss, Harris, Simpson, Hope, McConnell, Hackney. Crumbliss, Treasurer; Conn, Secretary; Crumbliss, President; Kyker, Vice-President; Hicks, Publications Chairman; Lander, Reporter; Allen; Hackney; Kimsey; Bachelor; Tidwell; Cooke; Brindendall; Johnston; Bowman; Slay; Ledford; Edgemon; Kibble; Davis; Camp- bell; Biddle; Thompson; Olsson; Lackey; Allen; Whitehead; McConnell. Scribes Club Green; Woods; Phillips; Howard; Ingram; Kimsey; Wilson; Butler; Pirkle; Presswood; Gates; Ash; Calfce; J. Suits; Neeley; C. Suits; Grey; Price; McBroom; Goodner; Hubbard; Carter; Brock. Distributive Education Gates; W. Botts; Mantooth; Whitmire; Liner; Rymer; Wright; Gentry; Elrod; Bean; Dunn; Howell; Hughes; Martin; J. Botts; Bronham; Epperson; Deal; Mrs. England; (sponsor); Arp; Lewis; Robertson; Phillips; Griffith; Schenck; Norris. Slay, Womach, Sneed, Suits, Kimscy, Kyker, Suits, Suits, Lay, Phillips, Osmcnt, York, Hackney, Conn, Baker, Grenz, McLain, Norman, Bible, McConnell, Crye, Queen, Elkins, Coker, Wilson, Mrs. Fitzgerald (sponsor), Allen, Simpson, Hardwick, Hammond, Hope, Hyde, Cox, Wood, Gill, Conn, Simmons, Wil- son, Frederick, Rucker, Tullock, Hunley, Finncll. Future Teachers of America Sigma Tau Tn-Hi-T McConnell, Davis, Davis, Stevison, Dan- iels, Baugh, Farris, Simmons, Crye, Daugh- erty, Gilliland, Brock, Rann. Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y Davis, Dicky, Huff, Manges, Lawson, Duff, Schow, Lauderdale, Deniston, Cal- laway, Mayfield, Mcrriman, McSpaddcn, Campbell, Beaty, Hindman, Novak. pi in ii «i Hi i-«i ■31 N't � •• ? II� Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-T Hardwick, White, Hall, Lawson, J. Phillips, F. Phillips, Murphy, Early, Osment, Nipper, Wilson, Hooper, Burns, Cooke, Coker, Turpin, Paul, Hybergcr, L. Prcsswood, J. Prcsswood, Logan, B. Jones, Rymer, Sipe, Shelton, Green, C. Jones, Morgan, Roza, Miss McGhee (sponsor). Bingham, Bishop, Gann (President), Williams, McGow- an, Kaylor, Guffey, Stuart, Harrison, Clark, Norton White, Jordan, Murphy, Samples, Renner, Johnson, Hicks, Beaty, Mr. Quarles (Sponsor), Norton, Varnell (Secretary), Bcshears (Treasurer), Leach, Caldwell, Can- non, Hunt (Sergeant-at-Arms), Buckner, Marr, Black, Northrup, Beaty, Mussclwhite, Huff, Brock, Kaylor (Vice- President), Coward, Ellis. Bachelors Fellowship of Christian Athletes Membership in the FCA is open to any athlete who desires to promote Christian ethics in the sports program. President: Dec White Vice-President: Donnie Buckner Secretary: Charles Ledford Treasurer: Wayne Richardson Song Leaders: David Holloway, Jerry Fra- zier Holdredge, Treasurer; Thompson, Secretary; Beisly, President; Thomp- son, Vice-President (not pictured); Pierce, Rogers, Kibble, Olsson, Law- son, Stephens, Ledford, Calfee, Brack- in, Nerren, Connors, Belk, Hutson, Goins, Winstanley, White, McGhee, Mr. Suttle (Sponsor). Slide Rule Club Future Homemakers of America Ashe, Bates, Blair, Boring, Bramlett, Bridendall, Brown, Brown, Burns, Cannon, Casteel, Cawood, Caywood', Chancy, Chastain, Clark, Clark, Clayton, Coffey, Crye, Curtis, Daugherty, Davis, Davis, Delay, Deniston, Dunn, Earley, Epperson, Ervin, Erwin, Evans, Foster, Gates, Gaylor, Gill, Gladson, Goins, Green, Hale, Hall, Ham- bright, Haney, Hardwick, Harrison, Haven, Hendricks, Herren, Higdon, Higgins, Howell, Hudgins, Hyberger, Johnson, Kersey, Kibble, Kimsey, King, Lay, Lowe, Marr, McClary, McConnell, McDowell, McSpadden, Meeks, Miller, Montgomery, Morrow, Murray, North, Ownby, Parker, Prince, Queen, Reynolds, Richards, Roberts, Rucker, Runyon, Sandidge, Seals, Sharpe, Sharpe, Shrader, Shelton, Sluder, Snyder, Snyder, Steele, Stevision, Stuman, Suits, Taylor, Thompson, Tinsley, Trew, Triplett, Turner, Visage, White, Wilson, Winters, Withrow, Witt, Womack, Yarnell. Arp (Parliamentarian), Baugh (Vice-President), Bryant, Carver, Cathey, Clonts, Coley (President), Crisp, Farris, Flecman, French, Gaskill, Gibson, Guffey, Hall, Hudgins, Langley, Langley, Longley, McFall, Mitchell, Officer, Poteet, Ramsey, Randolph, Recser, Self, Thompson (His- torian), Trew, Wade, Withrow (Secretary), Wright, Bid- dy, Dixon, Elrod, McKenzie, Gladson, Lane (Treasurer), Hobbs, Murphy, Write, Charles, Wright, Wright. Future Nurses Club Future Business Cameron, Brown, Smith, Rutledge, Osment, Wilson, Gates, Crisp, Marr, Epperson, Phillips, Daffron, Day, Fowler, Mrs. Kerr, White, Womack, McConnell, Lang- ley, Lane, Curtis, Parker, Queen, Cleghorn, Boehmer, Leaders of America Gill, Seals, Hysinger, Logan, Lee, McElrath, Henderson, Gates, Boehmer, Trew, Cathey, Picklesimer, Arp, Ellis, Mr. Chism. Biddy, Baugh, Sipe, Farris, Osmcnt, Green, Everett, Phil- lips, Brock, Schow, Childers, Manges, Conn, Coley, De- Lay, Coker, Cooke, Cleghorn, Queen, Campbell, Mc- Connell, Elkins, Lawson, Cox, Huff, Wilson, Barber, Barber, Ash, Lee, Wilhoit, Watson, Cartwright, Teague, Mrs. Adams, Wilson, Presswood, Burns, Edwards, Mason, Gilliland, Phillips, Jones. Pepperettes Stay-in Club May, White, Phillips, French, Humberd (Vice-President), Lawson (Secretary), V. Baker (President), Mr. Jacobs, DiGennaro, C. Baker, Henderson, Charles, Price, Whitehead, Ste- phen, Collins, Conn (Treasurer). Ledford, Miller, Cash, Bingham, Manges, Goldtrie, French, Donaldson, Abernathy, Ward, Borders, Sharpe, Hicks, Stuman, MacKcnzic, Gaskill, Gaylor, Moore, Burns, Goins, Press- wood, Lawson, Sutton, Yarber, Spain, D. Murray, B. Murray, Paul, Mrs. Clemmcr, Hcdden, Andrews Logan, Edgemon, Huff, Grcnz, Smith, Dick, Osment, Mason, Ball, Caywood, Elkins, Wo- mack, Maupin, Randolph, Arms, Allen, Hicks, Goins, Curtiss, Lackey, Belk, Mrs. Clemmer (Sponsor) Latin I Officers: Larry Ledford, President; Monty Miller, Vice-President; Mary Cash, Secretary-Treas- urer; Latin II Officers:’ Vickie Huff, Vice-Presi- dent; Robert Logan President; Mcrryam Edgcmon, Secretary; Norita Grena, Treasurer Latin II Officers: Dick DiGennaro, Treasurer; Ann Price, Secretary; Jane Hope, Vice-President; Gary Fletcher, President. Latin Clubs Fletcher, Hope, Price, DiGennaro, Mantooth, Kimsey, Crye, Green, Johnston, S. White, French, J. White, Dixson, Turpin, Burgess, Whitehead, Frazier, Gentry, Hamm, Bcshcars, Mrs. Clemmer Thompson, Treasurer; Phillips, President; Atchley, Vice-President; Evans, Secretary; John- son, Reporter; Ledford, Farris, Lay, Mueller, Shelton, Smith, Curtiss, Taylor, Sharits, Carver, Kirkpatrick, Chase, Harrison, Blanchard, Musselwhite, Ingram, Campbell, Mrs. Moore. McConnell, President; Schow, Vice-President; Campbell, Reporter; Phillips, Secretary; Davis, Treasurer; Lauderback, Cannon, Hackney, Murphy, Teague, Bryant, Baker, Barnard, Rich- ardson, Davis, Mrs. Moore, Murphy, Campbell, Fulton, Burns, Johnson, Tatham. Spanish Clubs Townsend, Reporter; Dickson, Vice-President; Tidwell, President; Huff, Treasurer; Hale, Secretary; Hardwick, Jordan, Wilson, Herndon, Gercn, Smith, White, Aycock, Stcvison, Rucker, Goodwin, Deniston, Millaway, Baldwin, McDowell, Deverell, Hunley, Mrs. Moore, Flowers, Rymer, Graham, Clayton, Hunley, Carr, Chase, Sutherland, Nerren, Brown. Allen, Anderson, Armer, Arp, Arthur, Arthur, Ball, Bandy, Banther, Barbrow, Barnes, Beard, Beard, Beaty, Beaty, Bell, Blankenship, Boring, Brackett, Bradam, Brewer, Brock, Brown, Brown, Buckner, Burk, Calbough, Caldwell, Carroll, Cartwright, Cash, Chadwick, Choate, Clark, Cohran, Coleman, Collins, Collins, Conner, Craigo, Cross, Cross, Crumley, Davis, Davis, Davis, Denton, Dodson, Donohoo, Doty, Dunn, Easterly, Edwards, Evans, Fansler, Foster, Frazier, Gates, Gates, Gates, Geren, Gibby, Gibson, Gowan, Graig, Gregory, Hall, Hamilton, Hamilton, Haney, Harden, Hardwick, Harrod, Hawkins, Henry, Herron, Herron, Hickman, Higgins, Holden, Holt, Hooper, Horton, Howard, Huffaker, Humberd, Johns, Kerr, Kinser, Kirkpatrick, Kuykendall, Lane, Leamon, Ledford, Lovingood, Mantooth, Martin, Mason, McCoy, McCracken, McGill, McGuire, Miller, Mitchell, Montgomery, Morris, Morrow, Nelson, Nipper, Ogle, Ogle, Ownbey, Ownby, Parker, Parker, Patterson, Presley, Price, Prince, Proffitt, Pulliam, Rapier, Ratcliff, Reagan, Reagan, Renner, Richardson, Ry- mer, Scoggins, Scoggins, Shoemaker, Selvidge, Sipe, Skelton, Sneed, Snyder, Stanfield, Staton, Stepp, Still, Stone, Strickland, Swanner, Tankersley, Thomas, Townsend, Trew, Varner, Ver- non, Ware, Wagner, Waters, Waters, Watson, Weathers, Weathers, Wells, Whaley, White, White, White, Williams, Wilson, Wilson, Winters, Withrow, Withrow, Wooten, Wright, Wy- att, Wyatt, York. In state and national competition, Bradley’s Livestock and Dairy Judging Teams won several honors. Shown at left are Mr. Arnold, Larry Jordan, Darrell Murray, and David Cawood (First Place in state, Silver Emblem in national). At right are Mr. Lackey, Wayne Hickman, Julius Beaty, and Raymond Brackin (First Place in state, Gold Emblem in national). Future Farmers America Darrell Davis, Treasurer; Wayne Hickman, Secretary; Larry Reagan, Vice-President; Julius Beaty, Sentinel; Ernest Colloms, Treasurer; Joe Stepp, Reporter; Ralph Brock, President; Boyce Watson, Reporter; not pictured —Robert Hamilton, Vice-President. Huff, Manges, Lawson, Everett, Phillips, S. Lawson, Mason, (Vice-President), Nipper, Bums (President), Ramsey, Brock, Wilhoit, Childers, Jones, Campbell, Novak, Phillips, Gilliland, (Sergeant-at-Arms), Fuller, Edwards, Mayfield, Green, Mosley, McSpadden, Harris, Press- wood, Morgan, Lackey, Tucker, Hindman (Secretary), Callaway, Miss Orr Bachelorettes Junior Red Cross Donaldson, Osment, Lawson, Presswood, Crook, Donaldson, Hall, Barnard, Baker, Smith, Mital, Molmes, Denniston, Biddy, Renner, Brown, Delzell, Ledford, Kibble, Roza, Hackney, Tullock, Thompson, Cofer, Mr. Jacobs, McGuire, Wright, Erwin, Logan Morrison, Chadwick, Holmes, Teague, Allen, Teague, Freeman, Stamcy, Ellis, Ogle, Hoskins, McAmis, Storm, Denny, Mr. Hall (sponsor), Bach- elor, Gates, Keppler, McKamey, Ellis, Thomas, Merriman, Smith, DeFriese, Williams, Gill, Kirby, Gill (not pictured: Harvey, Jones). Art Club Physical Education MUSIC DEPARTMENT High up ill the school, the band assembles for the first football game of the season. The last scurrying stragglers melt into their seats; the unintelligible whirs of the concert B flat scale are hesitantly sounded against the un- steady shuffle of feel outside in the dark. Eventually a line begins to form; and once again, eighty-five slim, blackened silhouettes traverse the familiar dusky hall and stairway. Emerging from the building, they continue along the shadowed path behind the bleach- ers, and then to the glittering field itself. The drums have long since begun their rhythmic messages, to which white-clad feet softly pound a constant echo into the earth below. Row after row of silent figures merge into a single slender strand beneath the brilliance of a hundred shining lights. At the announcement of the National Anthem, the entire audience slowly rises against the sky, automatically hushing its vague murmurings. The drums pause and begin an impressive nervous tattoo; the director’s silvery baton cuts through the cool air; and then . . . the band begins to play. —Gail Kerr, 1962 Alumna Don Wilson, Director John Martin, Drum Major; Gayle Tucker, Head Majorette; Jody Crumbliss, Assistant Drum Major. Abe Lillard, Student Director John Martin, Drum Major Choir FIRST ROW: Winters, Haynes, Brooks, Day, Murphy, White, Duff, Crook, Tarzian, Howard, Colloms. SEC- OND ROW: Womac, Bramlett, Bryant, Catskill, Mc- Mahan, Kepplcr, Hitte, Houscly, Millaway, Ward. THIRD ROW: Dunn, Murray, Hobbs, Charles, Thomp- son, Hale, Brown, York, McConnell, Boring. FOURTH ROW: Allen, Wright, Roark, Dixon, Chandler, Conn, Hyde, Marr, Radcliff. “Bringing Home the Brass”. Some awards won by the Bradley Band are: 1st Division at Murfreesboro, held by John Martin; 2nd Division at Chattanooga, held by Jody Crumbliss; Majorettes 1st Division at Bristol, held by Gayle Tucker; and Band 1st Division at Bristol, held by Mr. Wilson. Darris Biddy Gayle Tucker Michelle Phillips Jane Fuller Jane Lackey Janice Jones Judy Dixon Concert Band Percussion: Wright, Campbell, Stephens, Davis, Cissom, Foster, Flutes: Burris. Daniels, Rann, Logan, Crye, Ball. Stuman, Jordan. Oboe: Murray. Trumpets: Mantooth, Wright, Lillard, SafTen, Silver, Hannah. Horns: Slay, Allen, Mitul. Woodwinds: Mosley, Rodie, Abel, French, Baldwin, Guffey, McGee, Neal, Degler, Miller, Conn, Goodwin, Hicks. Low Brass: Erwin, Biddle, Spain, Crumbliss, Spencer, McGuire. B Clarinets: Borders, Mueller, Phillips, Poteet, Browder, Novak, Crumbliss, Herndon, Evans, Barnard, Martin, Bible, Maupin, Hamm, Pierce, Grenz, Banks. Swing Band Mr. Wilson. Saxes: Hicks, Rodie, Dcgler, Martin, Goodwin, Miller. Trombones: Spain, Crum- bliss, Headrick. Trumpets: Man tooth, Wright, Silver, Lillard, Saffcn. Captains Darrell Kayler, Gary Pegues, Johnny Davis Season Record Bears 29 Elizabethton 13 Bears 6 Knox Young 27 Bears 0 Oak Ridge 26 Bears 0 Cumberland Co. 16 Bears 0 Chatt. Central 26 Bears 14 Goodletsville 20 Bears 0 Alcoa 45 Bears 16 Red Bank 7 Bears 27 McMinn 12 Bears 0 Kingsport 18 165 Bucky Geren Fullback Bear Backs Lonnie Varnell Defensive Back Donnie Buckner Fullback Wesley Plemons Halfback 166 Terry Kaylor Guard Bear Interior Linemen “Snooks” Beaty Guard Gary Pegues Guard Tommy Allen Center Fred Harrison Center Darrell Kay lor End-Tackle Ends 168 Russell Coward Chris Huff Offensive Unit FRONT (L-R) D. Kaylor, Hunt, Pcgucs, Allen, T. Kaylor, Harrison, Leach, Huff; (L-R) Davis, Clark, Marr, Geren, Buckner, Bishpp. Defensive Unit FRONT (L-R) Coward, Leach, Harrison, Hunt, D. Kaylor; BACK Varnell, Buckner, Pcgues, S. Beaty, Davis, Plemons. 169 Fullbacks Jimmy Clark, Randy Burns, Tony Gentry, Donnie Buckner, Bucky Geren, Danny Marr. Quarterbacks Charlie Belt, Lonnie Vamell, Mac Hicks, Johnny Davis, Gary Jordan, Birch Bishop, Wesley Plemons. Halfbacks 170 Centers Tommy Allen, Fred Harrison, Pete Cameron. Guards Terry Kaylor, Gary Pegues, “Snooks” Beaty, Doug Spencer. 171 Ends Jerry Johnson, Chris Huff, Darrell Kaylor, Keith Beaty (Kicking Specialist), Russell Coward, Leland Brock, Bill Norton. Tackles Sammy White, Gale Hunt, Merle Crumbley, Glenn Leach, John Walter Welch. 172 Coaches Burcn Hall, Harold Hcnslec, Jimmy Denton, Lcbron Montgomery. Seniors Managers: David Holloway, David Belk, Jerry Frazier. 173 1965 Captain Donnie Buckner breaks away from the McMinn Cherokees Manager Danny Brock Coach Jim Quarles Team Chaplain Rev. David Walker 174 By usual standards, the Bears 3—7 season was sub-par for a Bradley team. However, statistics do not tell the complete story of the “toughest 32”. Injuries to 12 of the 20 Bear regulars caused the team to be out-manned all year. These injuries often caused the offensive attack to be impotent and placed added pressure on the fre- quently out-sized defense. Despite these and other handicaps, Bradley hit hard and fought constantly. In the season finale, the Bears battled Kingsport to a near stand- still before bowing finally 18—0. Bradley’s strong showing dropped the Indians to sec- ond place in the A.P. poll and allowed Maryville to capture the state title. 175 Baseball (L—R) Wayne Richardson, Gerald Burns, Mitchell Green, Coach Lebron Montgomery, Alan Sutherland, Mike Fitzgerald, and Bo Davis (L—R) Jim Cannon, Donnie Gill, Mike Hoskins, Coach Gordon Suttlcs, Artie Ellis, Steve Slack, John Davis, Leland Brock Snap Crackle Pop 176 Track FRONT (L—R) Green, Jones, Maples, Lawson, Freeman, Goins, Bryson, Gill, Bishop, Tor- rence; BACK Maupin, Cooper, Murphy, Blanchard, Baker, Johnson, Wilson, Boehmer, Plcmmons, Dodson. STANDING: Coaches Jim Quarles and Buren Hall; KNEELING: Teddy Bryson (Mile record holder), Henry Dodson (High Jump record holder), Captain Robert Goins. 177 Miss Charlyne Foster Sponsor Brenda Everett Senior Nancy Phillips Senior Vickie Huff Junior Vickie Osment Junior Barbara Schow Junior Mary Manges Junior Mitzi Lauderback, Jane Presswood, Mary Manges, Vickie Osmcnt, Vickie Huff, Barbara Schow, Brenda Everett, Nancy Phillips. Cheerleaders The cheerleaders brighten the roads of the athletes with their enthusiastic backing. Their originality adds additional interest to pep meetings, thereby diverting and en- tertaining “careworn” students. Guard Jim Cannon Center Terry Scott Guard Wayne Richardson Bill Walker Coach Athletic Director Forward David Montgomery 180 Boys Basketball KNEELING (L-R): Herron Burns, Richardson, Lowe, Gcren, Stowe, Can- non; STANDING: Coach Walker, Stevison, Ellis, Ruth, Cochran, Scott, Montgomery, Renner (Manager), Coach Hall Bear Cubs Forward Artie Ellis Two for Duford KNEELING (L-R) Delay, Cox, Hancock, Smiddy, (Mascot), Cox, Hysinger, Geren; STAND- ING: Coach Suttle, Brock, Owenby, Montgomery, Watson, Graham, Ensley, Coach Smiddy. Girls Basketball “B” Coach Leon Austin, Girls’ Coach James Smiddy, Assistant Coach Gordon B. Suttle 183 Forward Jane Brock Forward Trecia Watson Forward Martha Montgomery Guard Mary Lou Cox Guard Nancy Hysinger 184 Guard Alice Hancock, Captain Forwards: Brock, Watson, Montgomery, Owenby, Gra- ham, Ensley 185 Linda Satterfield, Frances Talbot, Ruth Neal, Reta Randolph Tournament Team: Geren, Stowe, Burns, Richardson, Cannon, Cress, Lowe, Plemons, Stevi- son, Montgomery, Ellis, Scott, Ruth, Cochran. The 1964-1965 Bradley Bear hoopsters were probably the finest team Coach Bill Walker has assembled since the State Championship team of 1962. The Bears ended regular season play with a 19—4 record, beating each opponent at least once ex- cept for Kingston who topped Bradley by only two points in their only meeting. The Bears posted wins over such highly-touted teams as Knox Fulton, Chattanooga City, Brainerd, Central, Oak Ridge and Union City. Bradley’s leading scorer was Jimmy Cannon, a second team all-stater, and the lead- ing-rebounder was jumping-jack Terry Scott. Close behind in both departments were David Montgomery and Wayne Richardson who were consistent but often unheralded, the fifth starter was Artie Ellis, who was often spelled capably by Cecil Ruth. Gerald Bums, Mitchell Geren and Lamont Lowe also saw much action. In the District 10 Tournament, the Bears waited until the championship finals to look their best. Bradley completely humbled host team McMinn 74—50 on the fine play sparked by Cannon, Richardson and Scott, members of the All-District team. In the Region Tournament, the Bears opened up their quest of that title by crush- ing Sale Creek 107—50. Bradley’s title hopes rested on their semi-final contest with Chattanooga City. These hopes were crushed by a 53—39 victory for City. 186 Tournament Team: Coaches Suttle and Smiddy, Hancock, Ownby, Montgomery, M. Cox, Watson, Hysinger, DeLay, Graham, Brock, Gcren, Ensley, B. Cox. Coach Jim Smiddy’s Bearettes enjoyed another fine season, as they finished the regular campaign with only one loss to Walland in the Maryville Invitational Tourna- ment. Forming the back-bone of the team were forward Jane Brock and All-State guard Alice Hancock, the two returning starters. Two tall senior guards, Mary Lou Cox and Nancy Hysinger, along with sophomore Rita Geren, helped make the Bearettes one of the state’s toughest defensive teams. Trecia Watson and Martha Montgomery, sophomores, completed the offensive unit with their shooting and fine rebounding. All six of the Bradley starters made the All-District team. In tournament play, the girls waltz over Calhoun, Etowah and Englewood to their seventh or eighth consecutive District 10 Title. In the regional, Bradley downed City and Cumberland Co. to clinch another trip to the State tournament. Chances seemed fine that the Bearettes would improve their second in the state finish of 1964. Tournament scores: Bears 62 Polk 47 Bearettes 67 Calhoun 21 Bears 72 Sweetwater 56 Bearettes 64 Etowah 19 Bears 74 McMinn 50 Bearettes 45 Englewood 29 Bears 107 Sale Creek 50 Bearettes 50 Chatt. City 33 Bears 39 Chatt. City 53 Bearettes 61 Cumberland Co. 44 187 uoipy g j FEATURES During the high school journey, a few stu- dents achieve recognition. Some are known for beauty; some, for academic excellence; others, for outstanding personalities. What- ever their distinction, it is obvious that they travel the road to glory in superior machines —well-oiled, polished cars which run smooth- ly on high-test gasoline. These travelers take the highest, steepest slopes with ease, never coasting down hill, always gaining speed. Be- cause of their performance, they are admired and respected. Cathy Edwards Senior Beauty 193 Jane Fuller Junior Beauty Phoebe Sneed Sophomore Beauty Karen Vaughn Freshman Beauty 194 Michele Phillips Junior Beauty Brenda Phillips Sophomore Beauty Mary Beth Thompson Freshman Beauty HOMECOMING COURT: Gayle Connor, Janet Gill, Queen Gayle Tucker, Jane Press- wood, Darris Biddy, Debbie Duff SENIOR ATTENDANTS: Jane Presswood, Darris UNDERCLASSMEN ATTENDANTS: Gayle Connors, Biddy Freshman: Janet Gill, Sophomore: Debbie Duff, Junior Bower of beauties Dee White and Gayle Tucker Mr. and Miss Bradley 198 V Most Likely to Succeed Jody Crumbliss Rebecca Kyker Most Popular John Davis, Jane Presswood Most Studious Mary Lou Cooke Joe Donaldson Most Dependable Patricia Burns, David Humberd Most Courteous Jerrie Lawson, Jim Hicks Best Looking Cathy Edwards Danny Jones 203 Wittiest Jerry Slay, Bunnic Hindman Friendliest Artie Ellis, Susan Morgan May Queen Elizabeth Mayfield Rebecca Kyker, Kaye White, Heather MacDonald, Mary Lou Cooke, Norita Grenz, Juanita Dixon, Ralph Biddle, Jody Crumbliss, Elaine Hammond, Gary Harris, Wilma Holmes, Joe Donaldson, Gary Beislcy. Valedictorian Juanita Dixon (right) Salutatorian Rebecca Kyker (left) 207 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Gary Ownby, Secretary-Treasurer Rosemary Lane, President Dale Stepp, Vice-President JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Wayne Richardson, President Danny Marr, Vice-President Karen Kendrick, Treasurer Jane Fuller, Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Robert Logan, President Phyllis Yarnell, Secretary-Treasurer Laura Presswood, Vice-President HONOR MUSICIANS John Martin, All-State Orchestra; Abe Lillard, All-State Band and USA High School Band. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY CONTEST PARTICIPANTS Jerry Slay, First Place; Dianne Walker, Second Place; Jim Hicks, Third Place; Carolyn Johnston, Jody Crumbliss. NATIONAL JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE SCHOLASTIC WINNERS Robert Logan, First Place, First Year; Judy Crumbliss, First Place, Third Year; Judy Hardwick, Second Place, Second Year; Don Crye, Third Place, First Year. CLEVELAND JUNIOR MISS CONTEST WINNERS Brenda York, Miss Congeniality; Jerrie Law- son, Second Runner-Up; Judie Simpson, Junior Miss: Carolyn Bowman, First Run- ner-Up. DAR CITIZENSHIP AWARD Jane Presswood 1965 VOLUNTEER GIRLS’ STATE DELEGATES Jane Brock, Carolyn Johnston 210 NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Jim Hicks, Letter of Merit; Rebecca Kyker and Ralph Biddle, Fina- lists. FHA NATIONAL CONVENTION DELEGATE Janice Womack 211 THESPIAN ONE-ACT PLAY WINNERS Ronald Hyde, Best Actor; Daryl Aycock, Best Supporting Actress; Heather Murphrcc, Best Actress; Charlotte Stuman, Best Stage Mana- ger; Susan Lawson, Best Director; Ed Pierce, Best Supporting Actor. Jody Crumbliss, Business Manager; Rebecca Kyker, Editor-in-Chief. Abe Lillard, Music Editor; Mary Margaret Abel, Senior Editor; Jim Hicks; Gary Harris Joe Donaldson, Assistant Business Manager; Charles Ledford, Sports Editor and Student Photographer 212 Jcrrie Lawson, Assistant Editor; Linda Elkins Ocoeean Staff Mrs. Tom Arrants Faculty Advisor 213 Heather MacDonald, Merry Roza, Caroline Bridendall, Jeanne Mosher, Jeffrey Davis, Betsy Mayfield F John Martin, Gene Saflfen, Jean Norman, Judy Crum- bliss 1966 Staff Heads: Monty Miller, Assistant Business Manager; Jane Lackey, Assistant Editor; Carolyn Johnston, Editor; Mike Renner, Business Manager. STAFF MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Sandra Bergeron Ralph Biddle Gary Fletcher, Art Editor Gayle Tuckcr 216 Senior Histories ABEL, MARY MARGARET, Spanish Club 1,2, See. 1, 2; Alt. Girls’ State; Red Cross Representative 3; Speech Club 4; Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Marching and Concert Band 1,2,3,4; OCOEEAN 4, Senior Editor. ASH, ANN, FNA 3; Pepperettes 4. BARBER, BEVERLY, FBLA 4; Pepperettes 4. BARBER, JOYCE, FBLA 4; Pepperettes 4. BARGER, DIONNE, Spanish Club 2,3, Treasurer 2, V-Pres. 3; Basketball 2,3; Beta Club 3,4, Pres. 4; National Horfbr Society 3,4; OCOEEAN 4. BAUGH, SUSAN, Spanish Club 2,3; Marching and Con- cert Band 2,3; Sigma Tau Tri-FIi-Y 3,4, Chaplain 4; FNA 4, V-Pres. 4; Speech Club 4; FFIA 2; Pepperettes 2. BEAN, NANCY, Dramatics Club 1; PE Squad Capt. 2; DECA 4. BELLAMY, JEAN, Dramatics Club 1; Thespian Under- study 2; FNA 3; FHA 3. BERGERON, SANDRA, Marching and Concert Band 1; Latin Club 1,2; FNA 2; Beta Club 3,4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; OCOEEAN 4. BIBLE, DIANE, Spanish Club 3; FT A 3,4; Basketball Manager 2,4. BIGGERS, GWEN, Chorus 1,2; FHA 2,3; FNA 2,3. BOEHMER, BRENDA, Spanish Club 3; FNA 2,3; FBLA 4; Vocational Agriculture Assistant 4. BOEHMER, LINDA, Spanish Club 3; FNA 3; FBLA 4; Vocafional Agriculture Assistant 4. BOTTS, WANDA, DECA Club. BOWMAN, CAROLYN, Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Scribes 3,4; Thespians 3,4, Recorder 4; Alley Kats 3,4; Spanish Club 2, Pres. 2; Youth Leadership Council 4; FHA 2,3; Speech Club, V-Pres. 4; Chorus 2,3; Marching Band 4. BRIDENDALL, CAROLINE, Latin Club 2; PE Squad Capt. 2; Scribes 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4, Sec. 3; FHA 3,4; OCOEEAN 4. BROCK, BARBARA, PE Squad Capt. 1; FHA 2; Span- ish Club 1,2; Sigma Tau Tri-FIi-Y 2,3,4, Reporter 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Pepperettes 4. BROOKS, PATRICIA, Girls’ Glee Club 1; Advanced Chorus 3,4; Christian Crusader’s Club 4; Speech Club 4. BROUGHTON, JUDY, Student Council Home Room Representative 4; Speech Club 4; Christian Crusaders 4. BURGESS, CAROL, Spanish Club 2; Latin Club 3,4; JCL 3,4. BURGISS, MYRA SUE, FHA 3. BURGNER, HAZEL, FNA 1. BURNS, PATRICIA, PE Squad Capt. 2; Spanish Club 2,3, Reporter 3; Lambda Phi Tri-FIi-Y 2,3,4, Pres. 3,4; Youth and Government Delegate 2; Pepperettes 4; Bach- clorettcs 3,4, Pres. 4. BURRIS, LYNDA, Transfer from Knoxville Fulton; Marching and Concert Band 4; Christian Crusaders. BUTLER, SUSAN, Latin Club 2,3; PE Squad Capt. 2; DECA 4, Sec. 4. CAMPBELL, PAULA, Spanish Club 2; Scribes 2,3,4; Pepperettes 4. CANNON, SHEILA GOINS, Majorette 1; Bachelor- ettes 2, V-Pres. 2; Kappa Delta Tri-FIi-Y; FNA 2; FHA 2. CARITHERS, DONNA, FHA 3. CARTWRIGHT, GENIA, Basketball 1; FHA 2; Kap- pa Delta Tri-Hi-Y 3; Pepperettes 4; Christian Crusaders 4. CARVER, LYNN, Transfer from Knoxville Central; FNA 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Speech Club 4; Vocational Agriculture Office 4. CFIANDLER, BILL, Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Cho- rus 2,3,4. COOKE, MARY LOU, Trumpeter Staff, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; FNA 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4, Sec. 4; Latin Club 2,3; Scribes 4; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Sec. 4; Pepperettes 4. COOPER, ANTHONY, Spanish Club 1,2; Speech Club, Pres. 4; FCA 4; Track 3,4. CORBIT, SHIRLEY, PE Squad Capt. 1,2; FNA 3. COWARD, RUSSELL, Football 1,2,4; Bachelors 4; FCA 4; Audio Visual. COX, MARY LOU, Basketball 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4; Span- ish Club 2,3; FNA 3; Junior Red Cross Representative 2; Office Asst. 3,4; PE Squad Capt. 2; FTA 4; Pepper- ettes 4; Lambda Phi 3. CRISP, IDA MAE, FNA 2,3,4; FBLA 4. CFIILDERS, SHARON, Chorus 1; Marching Band 1, 2; Concert Band 2; FNA 2,3; Bachelorettcs 3,4; Pepper- ettes 4, V-Pres. 4. CLEGHORN, REBA, Office Asst. 1,2,3; Teachers’ Typ- ing Aid 4; FBLA 3,4, Chaplain 4; Pepperettes 4. COKER, PAT, Latin Club 2; National Flonor Society 3,4; Beta Club 4; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 4; FTA 4; Pep- perettes 4; Christian Crusaders 4. COLBRY, LINDA, PE Squad Capt. 2. COLEY, PFIYLLIS, Basketball 1; Dramatics 1; FHA 1,2, 3; FNA 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Christian Crusaders 3,4; Pepper- ettes 4. COLLINS, LEONARD, Spanish 1,2; Stay-In Club. COLLOMS, ERNEST, FFA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Key Room 3. CONN, SHARON, Trumpeter Staff 1,2,3; Pepperettes 4; FTA 4; Scribes 2,3, Sec. 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Chris- tian Crusaders 4. CRISP, IDA MAE CRUMBLISS, JODY, Transfer from Red Bank High School 2; OCOEEAN 3,4, Business Manager 4; Thes- pians 4; Scribes 3,4, Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 4; Beta Club 4; Band 2,3,4, Asst. Drum Major 3,4, Capt. 4; Trumpeter 3; Latin Club 2; Debating Team 2,3,4; Torch 3,4; Boys’ State Alternate 3; Swing Band 4; Youth Leadership Council 3,4, Chairman 4. CRUMBLISS, JUDY, JCL 2,3; Debating Team 2; Marching and Concert Band 2,3,4; Trumpeter, Advertis- ing Manager 3; Torch, Feature Editor 4; Scribes 3,4, Pres. 4; Christian Crusaders 3; OCOEEAN 4; Student Council Flomeroom Representative; Journalism Award 3; 1st place National Latin Competition 3; Beta Club 4; National Honor Society 4. CRYE, JANICE, Sigma Tau Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 4; Marching and Concert Band 2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Office Asst. 4. DANIELS, CAROL, Sigma Tau Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Sec. 4; Marching and Concert Band 2,3,4; FHA 3; Spanish Club 3. DAVIS, JACKIE, Transfer from Birmingham, Alabama; FNA 2,3; JCL 2,3; Sigma Tau Tri-Hi-Y 4; National Honor Society 4; Office Asst. 3. DAVIS, DARRELL, FFA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4. 217 DAVIS, JEFFRY, Thespian Understudy 1,2; Marching Band 1; Dramatics 1, Sec. 1; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Scribes 3,4; PE Squad Capt. 2; OCOEEAN 4; Morning Devotional Asst.; Alley Kats 3,4; National Thespian 3,4. DAVIS, JOHNNY, Beta Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Bachelors 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, Treasurer 3, Sec. 4; Football 2,3,4, Alt. Capt. 4; Baseball 3,4; Track 4; FCA 4. DAUGHERTY, JANE, FFIA 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, V-Pres. 4; Sigma Tau Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Sergcant-at-Arms 3, Pres. 4; Speech Club 4, Sec. and Treasurer. DAY, MARY, PE Squad Capt. 1; FHA 2; Chorus 3,4; FBLA 3,4, Reporter 4. DEAL, CHARLES, DECA; FFA. DIXON, EDDIE, Chorus 1,2; Speech Club 3. DIXON, JUANITA, Dramatics 1; Latin Club 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Beta Club 4; Torch Staff 3. DIXON, RANDALL WAYNE, Speech Club 4. DONALDSON, JOSEPH, Latin Club 1,2, V-Prcs. 2; Trumpeter Staff 3; Junior Red Cross 3,4, Sec. 3, Treas- urer 4; National Honor Society 3,4, Pres. 4; Beta Club 4; Christian Crusaders 3,4, V-Pres. 4; OCOEEAN, Asst. Business Manager 4; Thespian Understudy 4; Alt. Boys' State. EARLEY, DEE, Transfer from William R. Boone High School, Orlando, Florida; Lambda Phi 4; FHA 4. EDWARDS, CATHY, Transfer from Lakeview High School; Bachelorettes 4; Pepperettes 4; Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y 4. ELKINS, LINDA, Chorus 2; FHA 1; JCL 3,4; Thes- pians 3,4; Pepperettes 4; OCOEEAN 4; FTA 4; Library Asst. 3; Debating Team 2,3,4; English Award 3. ELLIS, ARTIE, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2; V-Pres. of Freshman Class; Treasurer of Senior Class; Bachelors 3,4; FBLA 4; Beta Club 4. ELROD, CAROLYN, Basketball 2. ELROD, DEBORAH, Dramatics 1; Spanish Club 1,2; FHA 2; DECA, Sec. 4. EPPERSON, BRUCE, Football 2; B-Team Basketball 2; DECA, Pres. 4. EPPERSON, LARRY, Audio Visual Club 3; Alley Kats 3,4. EPPERSON, WANDA, FBLA 4; Teachers’ Typing Aid 4. ERVIN, FAYE, FHA 1,3,4; FNA 2; Band 1,2; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. ERWIN, RICHARD, Spanish Club 2,3; Band 2,3,4; Red Cross Representative 4. EVANS, HAROLD, FFA 1. EVANS, SHIRLEY, Chorus 1,2,3. EVANS, TERRY, Latin Club 2; Football 2; Speech Club 3. EVERETT, BRENDA, FHA 2; Cheerleader 3,4; Bach- elorettes 3,4; Pepperettes 3,4, Pres. 4; Red Cross Rep- resentative 3; Speech Club 4. FALLS, TOMMY, Basketball 1,2; Football 2; Track 2,3. FARRIS, SHERRY, Marching and Concert Band 2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Sigma Tau Tri-Hi-Y 4; FNA 4; Pep- perettes 4. FEATHERS, THOMAS, Audio-Visual Club 3,4; Lat- in Club 1. FILYAW, ALAN, Audio-Visual Club 2,3,4, Sergeant-at- Arms 4. FILYAW, JANICE, FNA 2,3. FINNELL, EDDIE, Christian Crusaders 3,4; Audio-Vis- ual Club 3,4, Sec. 4; FTA 4; Speech Club 4. FLETCHER, G. MICHEL, Latin Club 3,4, Pres.; Torch Staff Artist 2,3; Trumpeter Sports Artist; OCOEEAN, Art Editor 4. FLOWERS, JAMES, FFA 1,2. FOSTER, DONALD, FFA 1,2,3,4. FOWLER, PATSY, PE Squad Capt. 2; Spanish Club 3; FBLA 4. FOWLER, TERRY, B-Team Football 1,2; DECA 3. FREDERICK, CAROLYN, FHA 1,2; FTA 4. FREEMAN, CLYDE, Football 2; Track 3,4; Speech Club 4, FCA 4. FRYE, LYNN, Spanish Club 2,3; National Honor So- ciety 4. GALLMAN, CAROLYN, FHA 1; FNA 2,3. GATES, LINDA, FHA 2; FBLA 3,4; DECA Chaplain 4. GATES, SHIRLEY, FHA 3,4; FBLA 3,4. GEITNER, JANET, Spanish Club 2,3; Chorus 4. GENTRY, REBECCA, FBLA 3; Spanish Club 2,3; FNA 3; DECA Treasurer 4. GEREN, JEAN, PE Squad Capt. 1; Student Council 2; FNA 2,3; FTA 4; Chorus 3. GILL, BRENDA, FTA 3,4; FBLA 4; Art Club 4. GILLILAND, PIILDA, Dramatics 1; Red Cross Rep- resentative 1; PE Squad Capt. 1,2; Latin Club 1; Sigma Tau Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, V-Prcs. 4; Bachelorettes 3,4, Scr- geant-at-Arms 4; Spanish Club 2,3, V-Pres. 2; Pepperettes 4. GLADSON, BRENDA, FHA 2,3,4; FNA 3,4; Christian Crusaders 4. GRANADE, KAREN, Latin Club 2,3; Library Club 2,3, 4, Sec.-Treasurer 4; Stay-In Club 3,4. GREEN, JOSEPHINE, PE Squad Capt.; FNA 3; DECA 4. GREGG, DEBORAH, Latin Club 2,3; National Honor Society 4; Vocational Agriculture Asst. 4. GRENZ, NORITA, Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 2; Latin Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; FTA 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Beta Club 4; Trumpeter 3; Torch 3,4. GUFFEY, BEVERLY, Beginning Band 1; Intermediate Band 2; Marching and Concert Band 3,4; FNA 3,4; Christian Crusaders 4. HACKNEY, ELEANOR, Latin Club 2; FHA 2,3, Sec. 2, V-Prcs. 3; Spanish Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Trumpeter 3; Scribes 3,4; Red Cross Representative 4; Torch 4; Spanish Honor Club 4; Beta Club 4; FTA 3.4, Sec. 4. HAMMOND, ELAINE, FHA 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Beta Club 4; FTA 4. HANCOCK, ALICE, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4; FNA 2,3; FHA 1. HARDWICK, SANDRA, Dramatics 1; FTA 4; Agri- cultural Office Staff Asst. 4. HAYES, SARAH, Teachers’ Typing Aid 4. HENDERSON, GAIL, Band 1; Spanish Club 2,3; FBLA 3.4, Sec. 4; Stay-In Club 4; Speech Club 4; Teachers’ Typing Aid 4. HOBBS, MARTHA, FNA 3,4; Glee Club 1; Chorus 2,3, 4; Christian Crusaders 4. HICKS, JIM, Band 1,2.3,4; JCL 1.2; Debating Team 2,3,4; Scribes 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3, Treas. 4; Beta Club 4; Trumpeter, Managing Ed. 3, Senior Ad- visor 4; OCOEEAN 4. HINDMAN, BUNNIE, Kappa Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Sgt.-of-Arms 3,4; Bachelorettes 3,4, Sec. 4; Office Asst. 218 3.4. HOPE, JO ANN, Band 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Student Council 2,3,4, V-Pres. 4; Red Cross Representative 1,3, 4; Beta Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. HOPE, MARY JANE, Band 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; PE Squad Capt. 2; Latin Club 3,4, V-Pres. 4; Junior Counselor 3,4; Torch Staff 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; FTA 4. HOWARD, FAY, Latin Club 1,2; Scribes 3,4; DECA 4, Song Leader; Beginning Chorus 3. HOWARD, KAY, Latin Club 1,2; Scribes 3; FNA 2,3; Historian 3; Advanced Chorus 3,4. HOWELL, REBECCA, FIIA 1,2,3; Christian Crusaders 4. HOWELL, TOMMIE LEA, FNA 2,3; DECA, His- torian 4. HUDGINS, JUDY, FNA 2,3,4; FBLA 4; FHA 4. HUGHES, ANN, Transfer from Copper Basin High School; FHA 3; DECA, Class Reporter 4. HUMBARD, BRENDA, Spanish Club 1; FBLA 3,4; Christian Crusaders. HYSINGER, NANCY, FHA 2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; FBLA 4. INGRAM, SHERRY, FNA 2,3; FBLA 3; DECA 4. JACKSON, GLORIA, FHA 1,2. JONES, BETTY, FHA 1; Latin Club 2,3; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Beta Club 4; Library Club 2,3,4. JONES, CANDY, Spanish Club 1,2; Bachelorettes 3,4; FHA 1,2; Peppcrettes 4; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chaplain 3,4. KAYLOR, DARRELL, Football 2,3,4, Alt. Capt. 4; Bach- elors 3,4, V-Pres. 4; FCA 4. KELLEY, GAIL, Christian Crusaders 4. KELLEY, LARRY, FFA 1. KENDRICK, JANICE, Basketball 2; Speech Club 4. KIMSEY, BUDDY, Audio-Visual Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Christian Crusaders 4; Alley Kats 3,4, Manager 4; Span- ish Club 2,3, Treasurer 3; Chorus 3. KIMSEY, JIMMY, DECA, Treasurer 3. KING, JOHN, Latin Club 1,2; Audio-Visual, Treasurer 4; Dramatics 1; Thespians 1,2,3,4. KYKER, REBECCA, Band 1; JCL, Sec. 1, V-Pres. 2; Chorus 1; Scribes 2,3,4, V-Pres. 4; Trumpeter 2,3; Beta Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; FTA 3,4; Girls’ State Delegate 3; OCOEEAN 3,4, Editor-in-Chief 4. LANE, TERESA, FNA 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; FBLA 4; Christian Crusaders 4. LANGLEY, BRENDA, Glee Club 2; FBLA 4; FNA 4. LANGLEY, PATRICIA, FNA 4; Christian Crusaders 4. LAUDERBACK, MITZI, Marching and Concert Band 2; Trumpeter Staff 2; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Latin Club 2,3, Pro-Consul 2; Bachelorettes 3,4; Cheerleader 3.4, Head 4; Pcppercttcs 3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Treasurer of Junior Class. LAWSON, BILL, Spanish Club 1. LAWSON, CLYDE, Track 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Slide Rule Club 4. LAWSON, JERRIE, FHA 1; Latin Club 2,3, V-Pres. 2, Sec. 3; Chorus 3; Book Room 2; Scribes 3; Jr. Red Cross Council 3; Jr. Red Cross Representative 2; Torch Staff 3,4, Business Manager 3; Lambda Phi 3,4, Sgt-at- Arms 3; Student Council, Sec. 4; Beta Club 4; Pepper- ettes 4; OCOEEAN 4, Asst. Editor. LAWSON, PENNY, Bachelorettes 3,4; Peppcrettes 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Speech Club 4; FHA 1; Jr. Red Cross Representative 1; PE Squad Capt. 1; Dramatics 1. LAWSON, SUSAN, Dramatics 1; Thespians 1,2,3,4; Kappa Delta 3,4, Pres. 4; FHA 2; Bachelorettes 4; Speech Club 4; Stay-In Club 3,4, Sec. and Treasurer 4; Red Cross Representative 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Advanced Chorus 3. LEDFORD, CHARLES, Track 2,3,4; Scribes 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Trumpeter 3,4; FCA 4, Sec.; OCOEEAN, Sports Editor 4. LEE, CONNIE, FHA 2. LEE, HARRIET, FHA 1; Chorus 1; FNA 2,3; FBLA 4; Spanish Club 2,3, Sec. 3; Teachers’ Typing Aid 4; Pep- pcrettes 4. LEONARD, YVONNE, Bachelorettes 3. LEWIS, ROBERT, DECA 4. LILLARD, ABE, Spanish Club 1,2, Pres. 2; Speech Club, Pres. 4; All-State Band 2,4; All-State Orchestra 3; Swing Band 4; All-America High School Band 4; Marching and Concert Band 1,2,3,4; OCOEEAN, Music Editor 4. LINER, JUDIE, FNA; FBLA; DECA, V-Pres. LOGAN, LINDA, Marching and Concert Band 2,3,4; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Speech Club 4. LONGWITH, DENNIE, Spanish Club 2,3; Speech Club 3. LONGWITH, ERNESTINE, FHA 1,2; Dramatics 1,2. LOVINGOOD, RONALD, FFA 1,2,3,4. LYLE, LINDA, FBLA 3,4, Pres. 4; Teachers’ Typing Aid 4. LYLE, TONY, Latin Club 1,2; Golf 4; Student Council Homeroom Representative 4. MacDONALD, HEATHER, Latin Club 1,2, Pres. 2; Jr. Red Cross Representative 1; Office Asst. 2; Dramatics 1 ; Thespians 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4; Trumpeter Staff 3; Beta Club 3,4, Recording Sec. 4; National Honor Society 3,4, V-Pres. 4; OCOEEAN 4; Alley Kats 3,4. MANTOOTH, LINDA, Transfer from Hinsdale High School, Hinsdale, Illinois; FBLA 3; Spanish Club 2,3; FNA 3; DECA 4. MARR, SANDRA, Office Asst. 4; FBLA 4; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; FNA 2. MARTIN, CHARLES, Chorus 2; DE 3. MARTIN, JOHN, Marching and Concert Band 2,3,4, Drum Major 3,4; Latin Club 2; Trumpeter Staff 3,4, Business Manager 3; Beta Club 3,4, V-Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3,4; All-State Band 4; Swing Band 4; Boys’ State Delegate 3. MARTIN, SHARON, Marching Band 3; Concert Band 1,3; FHA 1,2. MASON, BRENDA, FHA 1; Latin Club 1,2,3; DECA, Historian 4. MASON, HOLLY, Band 1,2,3; FNA 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Pepperettes 4; Bachelorettes 3,4, V-Pres. 4; Office Asst. 4. MAY, JOY, FNA 1,2; FHA 2,3; Basketball Manager 2, 3,4. MAY, PHYLLIS, Jr. Red Cross Representative 2,3; FNA 3; Stay-In Club 4; Office Asst. 2; Dramatics 2. MAYFIELD, BETSY, Latin Club 1,2; Kappy Delta Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4, Reporter 3, V-Pres. 4; Beta Club 3,4, Sec. 4; Trumpeter Staff 3; OCOEEAN 4; Bachelorettes 3, 4; Office Asst. 4. McBROOM, BILL, B-Basketball Manager 1; Football Manager 1,2,3; Baseball Manager 1,2; Bachelors 3; DECA 4. McCANN, TERESSA, Glee Club 1. McCLANAHAN, TONY, Football 1,2,3; Baseball 3,4; Track 1; FCA 3,4. McCONNELL, CATHY, Latin Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Torch Staff 3,4; Dramatics 1,2; Thespians 2,3,4; FTA 4; 219 Peppcrcttcs 4; Beta Club 4; Scribes 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Adv. Chorus 3,4. McCOY, SUE, Speech Club 3. McGILL, LORENE, FHA 1; Christian Crusaders. McGOWAN, PAUL, Track 3,4; Bachelors 3,4. McGUIRE, TERRY, Marching and Concert Band 2,3,4: Jr. Red Cross Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Latin Club 2,3. McKAMEY, MARCELLA, Dramatics 1; Sigma Tau Tri-Hi-Y 2 ; Spanish Club 2,4; Glee Club 2. McLAIN, GAYLE, JCL 2,3, Reporter 3; Torch Staff 3; Beta Club 4; FTA 4; Trumpeter 2,3; Christian Crusaders. McLAIN, PEGGY, FHA 1,2,3; FNA 3; Dramatics 2; Speech Club 4. McMahan, floyd, ffa 1,2,3,4. MERRIMAN, RICHARD, FFA 1; Track 1. MESSER, EDDIE, FFA 1,2,3, Reporter 3. MILLER, DAVID, Key Room, Student Concession, FFA. MOORE, GORDON T., Spanish Club 1,2, Treas. MONTGOMERY, DAVID, FCA 3,4; Basketball 2,3, 4. MORELAND, GARY D., Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; 4-H 1,2; Transfer from Polk. MORELAND, RONNIE, FFA 1 ; Basketball 1,2. MORGAN SUSAN, Spanish Club 2,3; Lambda Phi Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4; Bachclorcttes 3,4, Treas. 4; Soph. Class Treasurer 2; Jun. Class Secretary 3, Sen. Class Secretary 4; Student Council 4, Treas. 4; Christian Crusaders 4. MOSHER, JEANNE, Latin Club 2, Beta Club 3,4; Trum- peter Staff 3; Alley Kats 3,4; Ocoeean Staff 4; Thespian understudy; Morning devotional asst. 3,4. MULL, SHERRY, Transferre dfrom Belleville High School MURPHY, FRED, JCL 2,3; N.H.S. 4. MURPHY, JAMES, Spanish Club 1,2, Treas. 2. MURPHY, TOMMY, Spanish Club 1,2, Sec. 2; Bach- elor Club 4. MUSSELWHITE, JOHN, Spanish 1,2; Bachelors 4. NIPPER, ALVA, Band 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Bachelor- ettes 4; Office Staff 3,4; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3, Treas. 4 ; Beta Club 4. NORMAN, JEAN, JCL 2,3; Trumpeter Staff 3; Future Teachers Club 4; Ocoeean 4; Beta Club 4; N.H.S. 4. NARRIS, GARY, DE; Book Room 3. NORTHRUP, CHARLES, Bachelor Club 4; FCA 3,4; Football 3; Track 4; N.D.L.S.A. 4, Treas. NORTON, RICHARD, JCL 2; Basketball Mgr. 2,3; Bachelor’s Club 3,4; Tennis Team 3,4; Ocoeean Staff 4; F.C.A. O’NEAL, JOHN, JCL 1,2; Band 2,3. OSMENT, ELLA SUE, Spanish Club 2,3; FBLA 4; F.T.A. OWENBY, JUDY, Chorus 1. PARKER, BRENDA, FBLA 4. PARKER, CAROLYN, Student Council 1, Freshman Dramatics; Thespians 1, Band 1. PARKER, JOHN, F.F.A. 3,4. PEGUES, GARY, Spanish I Club, Speech Club 4, Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4. PICKLESIMER, LOYD, FTA 3, FBLA 4. PIRKLE, FRED, F.F.A. 1, DECA, Vice-president. PIRKLE, THOMAS, JCL 1,2; Thespian Understudy 4. PHILLIPS, ANN, DECA 4. PHILLIPS, JUDY, Lambda Phi-Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Bachelor- ettes 4; Pepperettes 4. PHILLIPS, NANCY, P.E. Squad Capt. 2, Kappa Del- ta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Youth’s Government Delegate 3,4; Sec. 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Sec. 4; Junior Counselor 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Student Council 4; Pepperettes 3,4; Bachelorettes 4; Grand Prize—Science Fair 2, Second Prize—Regional Science Fair 2. PHILLIPS, TERRY, DECA 4. PRESSWOOD, ELIZABETH, Jr. Red Cross Rep. 1; DECA 4; Song Leader; Student Council 4. PRESSWOOD, JANE, Class Pres. 1; JCL 1, vice-pres.; JCL II, Trumpeter Staff, Student Council 3; Cheerlead- er 3, co-head 4; Delegate to Volunteer Girls’ State 3; DAR Award 4, Beta Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pepperettes 3,4; Bachelorettes 3,4; Scribes 3; OCO- EEAN 4, Class Vice-Prcs. 4; TORCH 3; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, vice-pres. 2; Speech Club 4; “B” Club. PRICE, ROBERT, DECA, photographer 4. QUEEN, PAT, Jr. Counselor 3,4, sec. 4; F.T.A. 3,4; F.II.A. 3,4; Pepperettes 4; FBLA 4. REAGAN, LARRY, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, treas. 3; vice-pres. 4. REED, HELEN, Christian Crusaders 4. ROBERTSON, GENE, DECA. ROZA, MERRY, Transfer Student 3 from Minneapolis, Minnesota; Red Cross 4; Lambda Phi-Tri-Hi-Y 4; OCOEEAN 4. RUTLEDGE, MAMIE JO, FHA 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; Typing Aid 4; FBLA 4. RYMER, ANN, FHA 2,3; Speech Club 4; JCL 2; Lamb- da Phi-Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, treas. 4; Future Nurses 2; DECA 4. RYMER, BOBBY, FFA 1,2,3,4; B-Baskctball 1; Jr. Red Cross 1; Asst. Treas. FFA. SAFFEN, EUGENE E., Latin Club 2; Trumpeter Staff 2; Band 2,3,4; Swing Band 3,4; OCOEEAN 4. SCHENCK, DAVID, DECA Photographer. SCOGGINS, EDDIE, Basketball 1,2; Ft A 2,3,4. SEABORN, DONALD, Latin Club 1,2. SEALS, LINDA, FHA 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Soc. V.-Pres. 4; Christian Crusaders 3,4 ; FBLA 4; Main Office Staff 4. SHOEMAKER, RONNY, FFA 1,2,3,4; Student Lockers 4. SILVER, DOUG, Spanish Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Beta Club 4; Swing Band 3,4. SIMMONS, VIVIAN LEA, Transferred from Old Fort High School, Old Fort, North Carolina. SIMPSON, JUDIE, Dramatics 1; Latin Club 1,2; FNA 2; Lambda Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Band 1; Christian Crusaders 4, Treas. 4; Torch Staff 4; Trumpeter Staff 4; FTA 4; Beta Club 4. SLACK, DALE, Track 2; FTA 3; Trumpeter Staff 4. SLAY, JERRY, Spanish Club 3, V.-Pres. 3; Thespians 3, 4; Trumpeter Staff 3,4; OCOEEAN 4; Marching and Concert Bands 3,4; FTA 4; Beta Club 3,4; Scribes 4; Choir 3; Voice of Democracy Winner 4; Best Supporting Actor 3; Chattanooga Youth Symphony 4. SMITH, JOAN, FBLA 4: Beta Club 3,4; Spanish II Club 3. SMITH, WESLEY, Bookroom. SPENCER, DOUG, Transfer from Maryville High School; Speech Club I 4; FCA 4; Band 4; Swing Band 4; Football 4. STALCUP, JUDY, FNA 2,3; Alley Kats 3,4, Business Manager 4; Thespians 3,4, Treas. 4. STEELE, JOHN, Spanish Club. STEPP, ROBBY, FFA 1. STEVISON, GARY, Basketball 2,3,4; FCA 4. SUITS, CHARLES, Latin Club; Beta Club 4; DECA 4, Parliamentarian 4. SUITS, DELORES, FTA 3,4, Pres. 4; Jr. Counselors 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4; FHA 1,2,3; FFA Queen Attendant 1,2. 220 SUTHERLAND, DARLENE, FNA 3; Sigma Tau Tri- Hi-Y 3; FHA 2,3. SWANN, JAMES, Latin Club 2,3. TAYLOR, BOBBY, Slide-Rule Club 4. TEAGUE, DARIS, Latin Club 2,3; Pcppcrcttes 4. THOMAS, EDDIE, FFA 1,2,3,4. THOMPSON, JANICE, Thespian 4; Sigma Tau Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4, Songlcader 4; Girls Glee Club 1; Adv. Chorus 2,3,4; All State 2,3; PE Squad Captain 2; Red Cross Rep. 2,4; Scribes 4; Speech 4; FHA 2,3,4, Songleader 4. THOMPSON, MAX, Latin Club 2,3; Slide Rule Club 4. THOMPSON, RICHARD, Latin Club 2,3, treas. 2; Slide Rule Club 4, vice-president; Home room Representative 4. TIPPENS, JIMMY, Drafting 2,3. TREWHITT, WILMA H., Library Club 2,3,4 pres. 4; Future Nurses 2,3; FHA 2,3; National Honor Society 4. VARNELL, LONNIE, Track 2,3,4; Football 3,4; FCA 4; Bachelors 3,4, secretary 4. WARD, BARBARA, Transferred from Bulls Gap High School 4, Beta Club 4, Latin Club 4, Chorus 4, 4-H Club 4. WATSON, CARLA, FHA 1,2,3; FNA 2,3; Sigma Tau Tri-Hi-Y 2, Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2. WATSON, CONNIE, FIIA 1,2,3; FNA 2,3, sec. 3; Lat- in Club 2,3; Sigma Tau Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; FFA Office Staff 4; Pcpperettes 4, Office worker 3; PE group cap- tain 1. WATSON, JOYCE, FNA 3, Squad Captain 2. WATSON, LOYCE, FNA 3. WEATHERS, DAVID, FFA 1,2,3,4. WELCH, WALTER. B-Team Football 1,2: Varsity foot- ball 3,4. WHALEY, CLARA, FNA 3, Spanish Club 2,3. WHALEY. FRANK, Track 2,4. WHITE, JUDY, FBLA 4, Teachers’ Typing Aid 4. WHITE, KAYE, Latin Club 1,2, Vice-president 2, Sec. 3; PE Squad Captain 2; Trumpeter Staff 2,3, Feature Editor 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Beta Club 4; Jun- ior Counselors 4: FHA reporter 1. WHITMIRE, JOY, Basketball 2; Latin Club 2,3; DEC A 4. WILHOITE, CAROL, FNA 3; Pcpperettes 4; FHA 1,2. WILHOIT, JUDY, Band 3; Latin Club 2,3; FNA 3; Bachelorettes 4; Basketball 2. WILLIAMS, RONALD. Spanish Club. WILLIAMS, VERLIN, FFA 1,2,3,4. WILSON, ELLEN, Dramatics 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Sigma Tau 4; Christian Crusaders 4; Pcpperettes 4; Stage Crew 4: Speech Club 4, Bible Club 4. WITHROW, CALVIN, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. WOMACK, JANICE, Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching band 2; FHA, Program vice-president 3, president 4: Sub-region reporter 3,4; Christian Crusaders 4; Future Business 4; P.T.A. representative 2; Jr. Red Cross rep- resentative 1,2,3. WOOD, THERESA JANE, Latin Club 2; Student Coun- cil Jr. Counselor 3,4, Pres. 4: Future Teachers 3,4: Beta Club 3,4. WRIGHT, CAROL, F.H.A. 2; F.N.A. 2; D.E.C.A. Club. YORK, BRENDA, Student Council 1; Spanish Club 1,2, Treas. 1; Chorus 2,3,4, All-State Choir 3; FTA 3,4, Vice- President 4; FNA 3; Junior counselors 3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 3, Reporter 4. YORK, GARRY, National Honor Society 4. 221 AD VER TISEMEN FIEUUVE DRIVE Billboards, a common addition to the view along a highway, mark the progress of a community and its people. Here then, in the OCOEEAN, the billboards are most appro- priate. They represent interest held by local merchants in those who will be the adver- tisers of the future—those who will guide the future—those for whom the future was made. White Wing Gift and Book Centre CENTRAL AVENUE Headquarters for Church Supplies CLEVELAND TENNESSEE Cato’ , Wear 290 Ocoee NE Cleveland Tennessee “The fit, style, or price for every man or teen-man” FORM FITTER SHIRTS, JANTZEN, PARITAN, WINDBRAKER, FREEMAN SHOES, PALM BEACH, SAGNER (suits and sportcoats) jlU's FURNITURE HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS TOYS HOUSEWARES PITTSBURG PAINT GIFTS ‘ON THE SQUARE” INMAN STREET AT FIVE POINTS 476-5531 476-5535 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE McDARIS BROTHERS Varsity Town Clothes Cleveland Typewriter Co. Arrow Shirts Rentals—Sales—Service Stetson Hats Nunn-Bush Shoes Fred Bayne Ray Bradley McGregor Sportswear Cleveland Tennessee 119 E. Inman St. 476-7834 fr STAR Printing Company —Durkee Road —Franklin Hyberger, Owner Printer of the Bradley 4 Tennessee 'XoTcl'l COMMERCIAL PRINTING . . . 472-2611 THE BEST COMES FROM BROOKING WHOLESALE COMPANY QUALITY WHOLESALE PRODUCE CANDY NOTIONS DRUGS SUNDRIES 476-7518 CHANDLER’S FABRIC SHOP Cleveland’s Most Complete Fabric Notion Center “Your Self-Service Store Where You Save More” CLEVELAND TENNESSEE CfFABRICJ 5H0P J 393 Broad St., N.W. 476-7162 The y sijfrirsi Meris Shell Super Station ‘Your Station For Service’ Roy Carroll, Mgr. 170 Broad St., S.W. Cleveland COOPER’S BOOK STORE FOR THE BEST IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES OCOEE STREET C. Roy Higgins Eugene B. Davis D. H. Building Supply Complete Line of Building Materials 472-1592 Cleveland. Tennessee Cleveland Tennessee SUITS - SPORT COATS CLOTHES Hardwicks Provides Uniform Distinction For Guys And Dolls You too can be among the best dressed when you shop Hardwicks— men’s and ladies’ ready to wear. HARDWICKS RETAIL STORE BRADLEY MOTOR COMPANY YOUR AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER CLEVELAND. TENNESSEE RADIO SALES AND FURNITURE 80 SECOND STREET—472-4594 Cleveland, Tennessee I 7 [ uIRRJiniim l Iho most in DRY CLEAMIK ® 233 INMAN STREET CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE 472-6122 Royal Crown Bottling Co. CHATTANOOGA, 509 E. Main St. TENNESSEE YOUR DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST TRUSTED OVER A MILLION TIMES CENTRAL WALGREEN AGENCY CLEVELAND'S LEADING DRUGSTORE YOUR HEALTH IS OUR BUSINESS WHERE EVERBODY MEETS PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Cleveland Tennessee APLER’S SHOE STORE Max Apler, Owner OCOEE STREET Cleveland . Tennessee BRADLEY FARMER’S CO-OP Bradley Florist Feeds, Tires, Seeds, Fertilizers corsage banquets 1435 Spring Place Rd. Permanent and Cut Flowers For All Occasions 472-6759 “Just Down the Street from Bradley High” CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Medical Center 472-3256 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’65 MALLORY BATTERY COMPANY A DIVISION OF P. R. MALLORY COMPANY, INC. VILLAGE CAFETERIA Fine Food and High Quality Service VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER CLEVELAND THOMAS-HILL MEN’S STORE CLEVELAND Downtown Cleveland Next to BEAUTY SCHOOL Merchant’s Bank 50 Central Ave., N. E Jarmon Shoes, Van Heusen Shirts and Stetson Hats McGregor’s Sportswear Cleveland Tennessee Cleveland Tennessee take a fine community... Cleveland add a progressive-minded company... Brown blend the future and growth of both together enjoy the good life recipe for good living ROWN STOVE WORKS, INC. • CLEVELAND. TENNESSEE NSURANCE incorporated BRADLEY BLOCK INC. Phone 472-6591 CLEVELAND TENNESSEE News Weather Music AM 1570 FM 100.7 MC WCLE MARTIN THEATRES ‘Movies are your best entertainment” Ocoee Street Cleveland Tennessee Cleveland Milling Company “Velvo is a Quality Flour” Velvo Corn Meal Mix ‘OUR ROLLING PIPELINE NEVER ENDS' COMPLETE PROPANE GAS SYSTEMS FOR COOKING, WATER HEATING, AND CARBURETION. BOTTLED GAS FOR HOMES BEYOND THE MAINS SOUTH LEE HIGHWAY LIPPARD PROPANE CLEVELAND TENNESSEE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’65 UNIFORM COMPANY AMERICAN CLEVELAND TENNESSEE STAMPER’S Anna Ball White China Gift Shop specializing in Hardware Paints formal wear and weddings Furniture G.E. Appliances Village Shopping Center Cleveland Cleveland CLEVELAND NATURAL GAS CO Cleveland, Tenn. Sherwin Williams Tinsley’s Super Market Inman Street N. W. Wildwood Ave. Phone 476-5567 Cleveland Tennessee Cleveland drive-irti RfSTAURANT | OPEN 6AM HAM S 2 EGGS 49C HOME OF THE LOTTA BURGER 35C COMPLIMENTS OF THE REBEL For Carry Out Orders, Call: 472-9317 Emary F. Bryant, Mgr. 1612 South Lee Highway Cleveland, Tenn SAFFLE’S DOZER SERVICE Complete line of excavating Specializing in Industrial Sites Sub-Divisions, Lakes, and Ponds No job too large or too small Day 472-6986 Night 476-5783 BRADLEY BLOCK INC. PHONE 472-6591 Cleveland, Tennessee HARSHBARGER STRATTON, INC. Cleveland’s Newest Dept. Store • Arrow Shirts • Modern Jr. Sp. Wear' • Sewell Shirts • College Town Sp. Wear •Farah Slacks • Queen Casuals Sp. Wear CHESTER SHIRTS An Outstanding Traditional Shirt WOOD’S JEWELERS FRANK’S ESSO ‘WOODS FOR DIAMONDS’ 263 OCOEE STREET CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE JOE RODGER’S OFFICE SUPPLY CORNER CENTRAL WORTH 476-7527 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Esso DEALER BROAD AND LEE HWY. “WE SPECIALIZE IN SEATCOVERS’ 472-5521 COMPLIMENTS OF WBAC THE PIONEER VOICE OF BRADLEY COUNTY MERCHANTS BANK Main Office OCOEE, N. E. 472-1531 MERCHANTS BANK TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS FOR COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Note Dept., 120 Ocoee—472-1531 Collection Dept., 120 Ocoee—472-5511 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1965 Drive-In Branch 191 CHURCH, N. E. 476-8519 North Cleveland Branch 2490 Ocoee St. N. E. 472-2156 MERCHANTS BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BUSTER BRYANT GLASS COMPANY West Inman St. Phone 472-1523 PIZZA (Italian Poorboy Sandwich) Open Til Midnight—Fri. Sat.—2 A.M. TOWN HOUSE RESTAURANT Orders to go Phone in 10 min. 476-6239 Norvel Hayes Suggests: “Bears and Bear Fans, Bring Your Dates Out to Enjoy an Italian Pizza by Candlelight.” SUPERIOR CASH MARKET C TRADITIONAL 240 Central Ave. Phone 472-6595 VILLAGE MEN’S SHOP Open til 10 P.M. 7 Days a Week Village Shopping Center “We sell the best western Cleveland, Tenn. and native beef’ “STYLE PLUS QUALITY” CHARLESTON WORKS Chemicals Division Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation TOBY’S FOOD STORE CENTRAL AVENUE CLEVELAND TENNESSEE CONGRATULATIONS 1965’S GRADUATES SEAR? CLEVELAND VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER TENNESSEE LEMONS TILE COMPANY Ceramic Tile—Marble—Terrazzo FREE ESTIMATES 1650 South Church St. Phone 472-3551 CAPITAL FARMER’S MUTUAL MOTOR SALES EXCHANGE Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, “We Sell to Sell Again” Farm Supplies Your Authorized Triumph Dealer Phone 476-8567 f 1400 S. Lee Highway South Lee Highway Cleveland 1 Cleveland, Tenn. BEST WISHES for Success to the Class of ’65 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 M. C. HEADRICK SUPER MARKETS, INC. No. 1—Central Ave. No. 2—Keith St. U. S. 11, Bypass No. 3—Dalton Pike at Spring Place Rd. “Prices Are Born Here and Raised Elsewhere” DOOLEY DRUG CO. Ed Dooley Gerald Hoskins Your REXALL Store Ocoee Street FREE DELIVERY 476-5516 Phone THOMPSON HARDWARE PRINCESS SERVICE STATION “Not the Biggest—But the Best” Horace M. Thompson, Owner Pure Oil Products Westinghouse Appliances Bus. 476-4621 Res. 476-5096 S. Ocoee St. Hugh Callaway, Prop. WBAC THE HOBBY MART Photographic Hobbycraft NEWS, SPORTS, WEATHER Supplies Phone 472-6461 “Spend Your Leisure with a Hobby from the HOBBY MART” BLOUNT PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL CONTRACTORS CLEVELAND TENNESSEE Village Office Building Cleveland OPEN YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT at GRABER’S—on the square Clothing for Ladies and Children WATERLEVEL MOTORS, INC. Rambler AM ERIC AN—CLASSIC AMBASSADOR “Your Friendly RAMBLER Dealer Atop Rambler Ridge” U. S. 64 Phone 476-4545 “WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EXPRESS OUR MOST SINCERE APPRECIATION TO JOE McEACHERN FOR HIS CONTRIBUTION TO THIS YEARBOOK AND OUR SCHOOL” —’65 ANNUAL STAFF McEACHERN BROS. STUDIO LOUDON TENNESSEE Bradley Hair Styling Salon hair styling and coloring across the street from Bradley High School Phone 472-2834 O. W. HUDSON AGENCY J. Grady Jones, Mgr.—Insurance FILLAUER BUILDING CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE JACKSON MFG. CO. of TENN. DRAPER DARWIN 220 OCOEE ST. WITH THE BUYING POWER of 45 in TENN., KY., ALA. OUR SLOGAN: “WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD” WE FEATURE THE FAMOUS ENDICOTT JOHNSON SHOES IN ALL SIZES GUARAN- TEED TO FIT ANY MEMBER of the Family AND TO GIVE SATISFACTION AND THE VERY BEST of SERVICE. King Edward St. CLEVELAND TENNESSEE C C. CARD A UTO CO YOUR FORD DEALER TENNESSEE CLEVELAND GLENN’S FOOD STORE wiolie. Quality Groceries wonderful Yet Dine Luxuriously Phone 476-4051 Cleveland ORDER BY THIS NUMBER: So Compliments of Joyce and Susan MARTIN-THOMPSON “IT PAYS TO PLAY” AUTO PARTS CO. Complete Machine Shop and Line of Automotive Parts Located right across from South Lee Entrance to Shopping Center 472-6577 William Don White, Proprietor Cleveland Tennessee Chattanooga PINION JEWELRY COMPANY _ CHEROKEE HOTEL CORNER ELDER’S CHEROKEE BEAUTY SHOP “We curl for you dye for you” specializing in permanents, haircutting, and coloring Phone 476-6821 Cherokee Hotel Building COMPLIMENTS JARNIGAN WHOLESALE GROCERY INC. 130 Edwards St. N.W. Phone 472-1631 America’s Standard of Cooking Excellence Since 1879 HARDWICK GAS AND ELECTRIC RANGES Hardwick Stove Company Cleveland, Tennessee MILLER FABRICATING INC. 472-6241 ORNAMENTAL IRON Commercial Cleveland, Industrial Tennessee STEEL BUILDINGS Recreational PARKS BELK CO. “HOME OF BETTER VALUES” Clothing for the Entire Family Village Shopping Center Phone 476-6542 “YOUR HOST FROM COAST TO COAST Keith Street By-Pass 472-1504 TIP TOP FOOD TOWN Cleveland Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF CLEVELAND FEDERAL SA VINGS and LOAN ASSOCIA TION Start Early to Save Be Thrifty “WHERE YOU SAVE DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE” CLEVELAND TENNESSEE STAR-VUE DRIVE-IN THEATRE South Lee Highway Cleveland, Tennessee EAR SERVICE STORE Phone 472-4501 Compliments of CLEVELAND LINCOLN-MERCURY 476-6501 550 1st Street, N.W. Cleveland, Tennessee Smart Apparel For Ladies, Teen-Age, and Children TEENAGE SHOP CENTRAL BARBER SHOP Central Ave. “Good haircuts at 262 Broad Street N.W. Cleveland, Tennessee a reasonable price” Bill Geren, proprietor “SHOWPLACE FOR SHOPPERS” Village SHOPPING CENTER Over 40 Stores — Shops — Services Plenty of Free Parking — Open Til 9 P.M. 2 BEAUTIFUL MALLS IN THE HEART OF CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE MARIAN’S Compliments of BEAUTY SALON 476-4435 F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY Serving the Nation CLEVELAND OUTLET STORE Customers Come First Always • “Quality Merchandise at Prices You Like to Pay” Cleveland Tennessee Central Ave. N.E. Phone 472-1811 FIKE FUNERAL HOME Since 1894 Cleveland’s First Finest Central Location 2415 North Ocoee Phone 472-1525 CALLAWAY’S ALLEN A. SHUGART FURNITURE MART SMART CLOTHES FOR JUNIORS PHILCO REFRIGERATORS and MAGIC CHEF RANGES 360 Central Avenue, N.E. MISSES VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER Cleveland Tennessee Cleveland KILE MOTOR COMPANY, INC SOUTH LEE HIGHWAY RIDE-A-ROCKET TENNESSEE CLEVELAND COMPLIMENTS OF COOKE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. MANUFACTURER OF LIVING ROOM FURNITURE KING EDWARD AVENUE Cleveland Tennessee BRYANT’S MOTORS CLEVELAND EXPRESS INC. Cong tatuCations TO BRADLEY GRADUATES OF 1964 We extend our best hopes for your continued growth and success in the years to come. You are a credit to our progressive county and city. MAGIC CH VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER HAPPY VALLEY MILK AND ICE CREAM “At Your Door or Your Favorite Food Store” Phone 472-6200 “Serving Cleveland, Tennessee” MOORE’S FURNITURE STORE “Where you feather your nest„ With a Little down” Cleveland Tennessee CLEVELAND AUTO CO. 282 Church Street + + ♦ PPjyjrijntM±ft f + VALIANT NORTH OF POST OFFICE “THE STORE FOR BRIDES OF TODAY, YESTERDAY, AND TOMORROW WATCHES DIAMONDS We invite you to use our complete banking facilities DRIVE-IN INMAN 4% Interest Paid on Savings. STREET BRANCH MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. ‘SMALL ENOUGH TO CLEVELAND BANK AND TRUST OCOEE ST. KNOW YOU— BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU.” CHARMS mm JEWELRY Hoi Iowa ij's erMAP-T CLEVELAND __VtENN. 1355 OCOEE ST., S. E SIGNS — NEON — PAINTS — ART SUPPLIES THE STUDENT COUNCIL BOOKSTORE -Bradley’s Own Supply House 53 C 'AViVjn W.v - • •' •‘X.P : ;0' • - • . '-• . T '--. V' V- ' -•. • „ . • 2 -•• ■'• .•' ■.'c.' .?!'.; ' ' — '■ ' -.V-.-'i• - ?' . ’ A .' V • ' • • %. ■■. “ X . -.. -. - • -• V. - ' -.- • ■ ■ - -. - •' -. • • • -' ;•• .; .• m - • . ' - • 'm - - . • - . ' ' • . - W-. JSSt • - .'•vi'VY