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

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1969 volume:

K I®® 1 QW BRADLEY CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Surrounded by people. Sometimes ignored by life He may be abandoned, forgotten, faded: But standing alone he glows— Vital, real, and commanding. Although shrugged by the world. He still exists. He is dominant, forceful, inspiring . . . He is . . . The Individual 2 The Individual Alone . . . We stand together, although alone . . . In the confusion and harshness of the world . . . One face, one thought, one vision forces its shining image thru the mirror of the mind. 4 Challenges himself . . . Understands himself . . . Confuses himself . . . Yet all the while searching for himself, his dream. his life. his reason for existence. 8 9 Becomes a part of the mass Mingles and blends with his world Giving to others his small gifts Taking from others what they may offer Sharing with others companionship. thoughts, life— The individual with others laughs, talks, cares. He learns how to be for others How others may be for him. The Individual At Bradley . . . Leaves his own print in the mold. He stands alone at times, brave and respected ... He mingles at times, loving and needing . . . He begins to find himself— at the same time finding others. 13 He walks the old halls with memories and dreams . . . He works in school constructing his future . . . He makes Bradley, yet is at the same time influenced by Bradley. He leads and is led— He feels and is felt. 14 '• N Z Because of: her loyal devotion to the ideals of Bradley her continuing interest in each student her candid sense of humor her motherly concern for her “children” her encouragement for advancement in education and the tremendous respect, as well as awe, in which she is held by both students and faculty, it is with deep appreciation that we dedicate the 1969 Ocoeean to Mrs. Inez Clemmer, assistant principal. 16 Moving in and with the waving oceans of people. The individual seeks always to excel . . . Perhaps not in the eyes of others, but to himself. Joining the throng, blending into the background Yet learning the meaning of co-operation and joint effort . . . School activities build through teaching and sharing. They are vital to a school atmosphere. STUDENT LIFE Moving in and with the waving oceans of people. The individual seeks always to excel . . . Perhaps not in the eyes of others, but to himself. Joining the throng, blending into the background Yet learning the meaning of co-operation and joint effort . . School activities build through teaching and sharing. They are vital to a school atmosphere. Senior Beauty Valeric Hyhcrgcr Senior Beauty Mollic Wallace Most Likely To Succeed Howard Wilson Most Studious Most Popular Friendliest Sieve Bradford Martha Clevenger Best Dancers Kicky Lawson Most Dependable K.iihIcII I'cretiNon Most School Spirit Valentine Court SWEETHEART QUEEN RUTH ELLEN GOBBLE SWEETHEART KING PAUL BALLINGER Senior Sweethearts Susan Brown Mitzi Ingle Victor Hicks Pudgic Payne Underclass Sweethearts Debbie Cavett Shirley Ledford Amy Hindman Honors Boys’ Slate Delegates. Stevie Williams and Danny Jones. Sue McAlister and Lana Holloway Girls' State Delegates DAR Award Winner. Debbie Greene 40 Honor Students Jenie Lawson. Valedictorian Randell Ferguson. Salutatorian 41 Beta Club President — Randell Ferguson Vice-President — Jerrie Lawson Secretary — Sue McAlister Corresponding Secretary — Lana Holloway Treasurer — Steve Davis Even before the induction of new members, a scurry of activity is created by the veteran Beta in their main project of the year — magazine sales. After the first grade cards have been sent out, plans are put into motion concerning new members. Vote after vote is cast, teachers determine their choice, grades are averaged, and senior Betas make the final decision. Of course, new members mean induction; newly inducted Betas participate in such events as serenading Mrs. Clemmer. Finally, spring arrives and suitcases are piles on a bus heading for the state convention in Nashville. The Beta Club is by no means all play for Betas work diligently in their magazine sales that their profit may be of some use to Bradley. 42 1 Beta Induction 43 National Honor Society President — Mitzi Ingle Vice-President — Dan Disharoon Secretary — Martha Hardwick Treasurer — Micky Brackin National Honor Society members hold a high place in the minds of both teachers and students. For all their years at Bradley, these students have earned a ninety four or higher average. Numerous projects are undertaken in order that two scholarships may be awarded to two outstanding graduating seniors. Truly such “honor” students deserve the reward of being in the N.H.S. 44 Music And Drama Clarinets Deborah Hannah Shirley Elrod Kaye Matthews Joyce Whitted Michael York Pam Ferguson Back Row: David Parker Kathy Bishop Jams Parker Debbie Hayes Sherry York Trombones: Luther Westfield Ronnie Moore Frank White Lome Algood Michael Newman Stanley Hysinger Wayne Stonciphcr Flutes: Diane Barnes Yvonne Jones Martha Jordan Gwenda Swigcr Jeanne Taylor Kathy Murray Brass: Gary Recser Steve Swiger Mikel McCormick James Reagen Kenneth Day Trumpets: David Dunn David Turner Richard Calfee Charles Mason Ronnie Neil Eddie Taylor Jerry Philpot Larry Brancfield Richard Rucker Steve Maroon Brass: Debbie Maupin Chester McNeasc Jeannie Rann Corky Smith Ron Phillips Jerry Lane Don Phillips Saxophones: Phyllis Harris Alice Hooper Becky White James Pritchard Lynn Henderson Mike Wattenbargcr Zan Zeigc Azella Nance 49 M ajorettes 50 Art Drama Tryouts, rehearsals, costumes, make-up, cues, curtains, are all familiar words to a Thespian member or understudy. By promoting dramatics, Bradley’s Thespian Troupe 20 ventures into every phase of drama. Thespian Officers: Cathy Pierce. Point Chairman; Don Akins. President; Lettie Jones, Secretary; David Wagner. Vice-President; Richard Rucker. Treasurer Thespian Troupe 20 Thespian Understudies Class Night Class Night Senior Lettie Jones Pudgie Payne Junior Vickie Coffey Joe Hamilton Sophomore Shirley Ledford Sammy Hooker Freshman Jackie Smith Shane Lowe 58 Best Actress Robin Whitehead Best Actor Joe HamUton Best Supporting Actor Burl Maupin Best Supporting Actress Linda Finnell Phyllis Harris David Wagner Best Directors Best Play “Balcony Scene” Seniors’ 59 F T A Building on their dream to teach others as they have been taught, the Future Teachers try to learn that they might someday teach. Responsible for the Student Directories and coffee-break during Future Teacher’s Week, they are already planning their life. Officers: Mrs. Fitzgerald, Sponsor; S. McAlister. President; G. Henson, Vice-President; J. Hannah. Secretary; C. Pendergrass, Treasurer; S. Miilsap. Program Chairman; L. Dew. Hospitality Chairman; A. Nance, Project Chairman Vigorous campaigns—election results—a victory is won and the student body has elected representatives. After being elected, they must live up to their position. Hard work, new ideas, and co-operation must come naturally in their daily lives. Bradley must be both strengthened and honored. Student Council members are responsible and sensitive to the needs of Bradley. They may falter, but they cannot fall. Officers: M. Ledford. Treas.; G. Jobe. Chaplain; D. Cavelt. Sec; L. Holloway, V Pres.; J. Ellis, Pres. Student Council: Leaders At Bradley 62 Seniors: M. Ingle L. Holloway P. Payne L. Jones J. Ellis J. Taylor Juniors: J. Hamilton D. Cavett M Ledford P. Harris G.Jobe 63 Christian Crusaders Characterized by a need to serve and witness, these young people must use their inner strength. They must serve as an example in living . . . They must crusade for Christ. Officers. Mickey Brackin, Chaplain; Wanda Green, Program Chairman; Linda Finnell. Secretary; Vickie Coffey. President; Gary Jobe, Treasurer; Mr. Wenger. Sponsor. 64 Healthy bodies and a spiritual outlook combine to make the finest boys ever challenged by life. They must maintain good sportsmanship, battle obstacles with certainty and meet head-on with bravery the game of life. Fellowship Of Christian Athletes “B ” Club All students lettering in sports make up this club, whose duty is to boost school spirit and raise their own self-confidence. 65 Drafting Department 66 One can often spot a drafting student by the slide rule hanging from his belt ... or possibly by the calculating expression on his face . . . Measurements and rulers are a part of their everyday lives. Drafting students are preparing for their future by concentrating on their present. Officers: R Rucker. Rep.: R Rymer. Trcas.; M Crisp. Sec.; G. Griffith, Pres ; G. Dixon. V. Pres.; S. Hooper. Pari; D. Odom. Rep. 67 • m PR T Boosterettes Officers: Debbie Canihers. Pres.; Peggy Hancock. Sgt.-at-arms; Nancy Bryant. V. Pres.; Patty Brown. Sec.; Ami Hindman. Treas. Urging the team on through loss and success—this is the purpose of the Boosterettes. Backing our school both vocally and visually is their duty. 68 Upperclassmen out to prove their school is number one—in their hearts as well as on record. Backing their teams through thick and thin the Peppers and Pepperettes lead on. Officers: E. Moreland. Sec.: D. Goins. Vice-Pres.; G McClanahan, Treas.; D. Linderman. Chap.; G. Williams. Sgt.-ai-arms; S. Tremaine. Pres. Peppereites S Kaylor. Pres.; V Ownbey. V. Pres ; B Taylor. Sec.; D. Humbard. Treas.; J. Boyer. Sgt.-at-arms; L. Finnell. Rep. Peppers And Pepperettes 69 Future Business Leaders America Officers: B. Clingan. Sec.; S. Williams. Treas.; M. Ingle. V. Pres.; P. Payne. Pres. The Future Business Leaders of America are forming their leadership qualities today. They must take courses in preparation for their future. Typing, shorthand, and economics, combined with good character and intelligence make good F.B.L.A. members. 70 A sense of financial responsibility and determination may be seen in most DE members. Holding a job and keeping up with class assignments is a full time occupation — a requirement given DE students. Distributive Education $ ta a ■ yz ilk 31 :m 11m BRADLEY COUNTY HIGH grunni BUS Officers: Jerry Cannon. Rep.; Sharon York. Treas.; Patty Cannon. Pres ; Katie Banther. Hist.; Gail Delay. Sec.; Eddy Moses, Pari.; Robert Nitz. Chap. 71 The Trumpeter Valuable journalism experience is given to many students by the school paper. Valu- able news is given to the whole student body through the school paper. Honors are pro- claimed. humor is shared, and writing talent is brought to light by the school paper. The paper gives and takes, not content just to do some of either. Staff Heads: David Hale. Business Manager: Dedra Barrett. Assist Editor: Karen Bullington. Editor-in-chief: Joe Hamilton. Sports Editor; Olin Bennett Assist. Bus Manager Quill And Scroll Quill and Scroll members strive to express themselves, their feelings and emotions. Their pens mirror their thoughts. Junior Classical League Bake sales . . . conventions . . . costumes. Junior Clas- sical Leaguers live in a Latin world of architecture, myths, and golden legends. They love the study of Old Rome and the beautiful language which has been the basis for so many others. Officers: Joe Hamilton. Vice-Pres.; Phyllis Harris. Pres.; Sandra Brewer. Rep.; Lcttie Jones. Treas.; Martha Yamell, Sec. 74 These are the students behind the scenes. Their work has produced the setting on stage. Their work has prepared the props. Their work has aided the actors. Officers: Tommy Salter. Vice-Kat; Richard Rucker. Top Kat; David Wagner. Money-Bags Kat: Tana Olson. Secretary Kitten; Kathy Pierce, Top Kitten; Martha Yamell. Vice-Kitten Alley Kats And Kittens Droopy crepe paper, wadded tissue and loose glitter. This is the aftermath of a sparkling, succesful. long-to-be remembered social event given by the Bachelorettes. Bachelorettes Officers: Martha Clevenger. Sgt.-at-arms; Sharon Kaylor, Treas.; Debbie Marr, V Pres ; Judy Boyer, Sec.; Susan Simmons. Pres. 76 After withstanding trials beyond endurance to gain entrance to the club, these boys are convinced. Their job is to help the Bachelorettes with Bradley’s social events. Bachelors Officers: Gary Phillips. Pres.; David Goins. V. Pres.; Burl Maupin. Sec.-Trcas.; Pat Enslcy. Sgt.-at-arms 77 To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking ... To emphasize the importance of worthy home mem- bership . . . To encourage democracy in home and community life . . . To work for good home and family life for all . . . To promote international good will . . . To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life . . . To provide wholesome individual and group recrea- tion . . . To further interest in home economics . . . Officers: Debra Carilhers. Song Leader: Sherrv Morrow, Treasurer; Wanda Trewhitt, Social Vice-President; Sandra Simonds. Secretary; Janice Henry. Historian; Mitzi Blackwell. Parliamentarian; Joyce Crye. President; Wanda Brown, Program Vice-President; Faye Sipc. Reporter; Jackie Canthcrs, Degrees Vice-President. F H A 78 F FA Future fanners may till the soil, but they also plow the path of knowledge. They extend their knowledge into an understanding and application of agriculture and its uses. 79 Lambda-Phi Officers: Judy Wagner. Pres.; Ruth Ellen Gobble. V. Pres.; Susan Simmons, Trcas ; Nancy Collins, Sec ; Sue Haney. Song Leader. Sandra Gaylor, Chaplain. Character is strengthened and developed through relations with others. Girls in Lambda Phi work together and play together. They try to be an example to others. Kappa-Delta Officers: Martha Clevenger, Pres.; Wanda Headrick, V. Pres.; Vicki Ownbey, Sec.; Gail Shrader, Chap. v| BRADLEY • CENTRAL I HIGH SCHOOL (founded 1916 C ’ CLASS of 1950 Learning to cooperate is an essential part of growing up. It is only one of the characteristics possessed by the girls in Kappa Delta, but without it all the others would be futile. 81 Scribes Flowing words, tender expressions, and unleashed thoughts make up the lovely literary world of the Scribes. Library Service is given to others by the girls of the Library Club. Assistance to students and teachers is offered by these “angels of mercy. 82 They loan listening, caring ears. They give gentle, caring hearts. Junior Counselors will help troubled or confused students in straightening out schedules, college applications or even personal conflicts. Officers Debbie Feagans. Hist.; Brenda Stinnett Treas.; Bobbie Higgins. Sec.; Judy Carter. V Pres : Dorothy Ogle. Pres. Junior Counselors 83 Rod Gun Club These students gain a better understanding of wildlife and a safer knowledge of the use of firearms. They learn how to preserve as well as hunt certain animals. Homeroom Representatives As the direct connecting link between the Student Council and the Student Body, homeroom representatives relate news to their homerooms from the Council and relate problems to the Student Council from their homerooms. 84 Officers. Wayne Brooks. Pres.; Dan Disharoon. V.-Pres.; Gary Griffith. Sec.-Tres. Advancing their knowledge through the use of mathematical application of the slide rule, these students excel. Slide Rule Club Woodworking Saws . . . hammer . . . rails . . . wood. Slowly a form is shaped. Furniture is molded. Pride expands and confidence roars — a boy has watched his hands form a miracle. Cafeteria 86 Mrs. Clemmer’s Office Assistants Main Office Staff Office aids learn quickly to accept responsibility and react calmly 87 Typing Aid Agriculture Office Assistants 88 FN A Officers: S. Triplett. Pres.: M. Langley. V. Pres.. D. Vess, Sec.; P. Crowe. Trea.: J. Crye. Pari.; J. Carithers, Hist. They’ve chosen to fulfill their lives by aiding the afflicted. The Future Nurses have already started on their long road of required medical training. 89 Doughnut sales . . . calendar girls . . . carwashes . . . Christmas wrapping paper ... the Key Club is a busy club consisting of boys eager to offer their services to the school and community. Key Club Spanish Club 90 French 1 French Ah . . . France! What romance and glamour the old land brings to mind. These students explore the emotional French language with all its sophistication and elegance. 91 French II The difficult job of keeping and presenting films is given to these students. They have truly proven indispensable in the past school year. Projector Club 92 Military Science Department First Platoon — A Company First Platoon — B Company First Platoon — C Company Second Platoon — A Company Second Platoon - B Company Second Platoon - C Company Sports at school combine a variety of emotions, experiences and exercises . . Happiness in winning: tears in defeat: knowledge gained in both: and the physical effort put forth. All serve to prepare the onlookers and participants for the Battle of Life . . . All affect the individual differently, yet permanently. Sports at school combine a variety of emotions, experiences and exercises . . Happiness in winning: tears in defeat; knowledge gained in both: and the physical effort put forth, All serve to prepare the onlookers and participants for the Battle of Life . . . All affect the individual differently, yet permanently. Cheerleaders The Bradley cheerleader is “a girl for all seasons.” Throughout the sweltering days of summer, the “B” girl struggles through endless practice secessions and faces any challenge presented by cneerleading camp. With the changing of the leaves the Bradley cheerleader sheds her shorts in exchange for a wool skirt and a bulky sweater. Her only means of protection from drizzling rain and nippy weather is the smile she wears constantly throughout every game. When the outside becomes too unbearably cold, the action comes inside for a game of basketball, and so does the Bradley cheerleader. Being closed in, the noise becomes louder and the excitement more intense. Who else is able to direct and inspire these cheers into team-backing but a cheerleader. The Bradley cheerleader is not just a part of a group, but an individual who does her ‘'damdest” to maintain Bradley’s spirit and support her team through defeat and victory, and victory, and victory . . . Sandy Cox, Senior Janice Stamey. Junior Debra Carilhers. Junior Charlotte Romingcr, Sophomore Laughing voices . . . teary eyes . . . shaking hands . . . crushed flowers and anxious anticipation-all these are signs of a memory being made. 100 Homecoming 1968. . . Senior attendant, Mitzi Ingle Escorted by Michael Crisp Underclass attendants: Patncia Dill. Shirley Connie Smith Senior attendant, Debbie Greene Escorted by Tom Johnson 101 Heads turned in one direction ... a queen is crowned, surrounded by a radiant court ... a kiss bestowed-Bradley’s Homecoming is a reality. 103 '68 Bears ■ Football to the Bradley Bears was guts and not much glory ... It was plowing the field with sweat and blood in the 95 degree heat and wondering what crop would grow from it ... It was pride so deep it hurt to do anything but win ... It was Coach Allen after a victory not being able to put his feelings into words, but not having to because, like the unit they are, the Bears knew what he meant ... It was college scouts watching practice and talking to the coaches . . . It was after the last game seeing a senior tackle who just 10 minutes ago had mangled an opposing half back, wash the blood from his face with tears because it was his last game ... It was the day after the season ended, pads turned in and talk of the prospects for next season. ’68 Varsity 104 Defensive Team Back Coach - David Cawood Defensive Coach - Rick Barker Head Coach — Bob Allen Offensive Line Coach — Sherold Walker 105 Offensive Team Managers: T. Lane, R Jenkins. R Miller VA Steve Bradford Senior Bears In Action . . . Paul Ballinger Mike Penney Victor Hicks David Watson 106 107 Dennis Gamer Don Pell 109 112 Freshman Team 113 1968-69 Bears The hours spent on the hardwood in practice is shown each time the Bears come on to the floor . . . Their overpowering urge to win has whittled their opponents down to their size . . . From the opening toss of the ball to the final horn, the Bears demonstrate their prowess ... To see the Bears in action proves the reason for their winning season . . . Determination has made this group the best in the history of Bradley basketball. Senior Bears . . . Jones fights for possession of the ball as teammate Kirkpatrick awaits. Williams shows his skill. Ensley demonstrates his acrobatic ability. 116 Sock it to ’em! Bottom-Heavy????! Two points pain. 117 Future Bears 119 1968-69 Bearettes Whoever believes that basketball is a game “for males only’ has certainly never observed the Bradley Bearettes on the floor . . . Through “delicate maneuvers,” the Bearettes outsmart their opponents . . . With deft hands, the girls pass that ball as well as any professionals . . . Under the leadership of one senior girl, the Bearettes astonish all onlookers with their collection of points . . . At the end of the season. Bradley will lose only one graduating player; therefore, next season's rewards may be as fruitful as those of 1968-69. Debbie Stamey. Senior Forward 120 Baseball ’68 “Play ball” is the word as the Bradley baseball team emerges from the dugout . . . The hours of practice are now put to the test . . . Many bats will be swung . . . Many pitches will be thrown ... A few errors made and a few homeruns hit . . . The togetherness of a team is shown in a sweaty hand patting a teammate’s back or maybe just a “tough luck, we’ll get ’em next time!” . . . But win or lose, always the Bear Diamond-men will portray the Bradley courage and pride. Track 68 After three-fourths of the year is spent in sixth period study hall, the coach announces that the cinder trail is ready to be run. The gold sweatsuits and track uniforms are distributed. The hours spent on the track in practice . . . the thousands of untimed starts and 440’s . . . Thoughts of not running the first lap too fast, have to keep in the circle on this throw, or must fall forward on this jump are what run through the minds of the Cinder-men just before the gun is fired . . . Wanting to slow down, your lungs bum and your legs ache ... Is it worth it? Your question is answered as the ribbon snaps across your chest. X; The most important person in the world — The Individual His thoughts, fears, and dreams make up the world . . . His dreams become reality and form the future world . . . His thoughts become him and make a person . . . His fears lose shape when conquered and make a stronger person . . . The Individual, student or teacher, is Bradley High. THE INDIVIDUALS The most important person in the world — The Individual His thoughts, fears, and dreams make up the world . . . His dreams become reality and form the future world . . . 129 130 Mrs. Howard Martin Principal's Secretary Mrs. Matt Ellis Athletic Secretary Mr. Don Carter Guidance Counselors Mrs. Sue Newman Mr. O'Neil McCullough 131 Ernest Adams Drafting Geneva Adams Health. Physical Education Bobby Allen Bookkeeping. Typing I Charles Arnold Vocational Agriculture Margaret Arnold English I Elsie Arrants American History Leon Austin Physical Science Martha Bagwell Biology 132 Richard Barker Health. Physical Education Louise Bond English III Jo Bounds World History, Problems of Democracy T. C. Bower Arithmetic Eddie Boyd Chorus. English II and III L’Ene Bryant Health. Physical Education Maxine Buckner English II Brenda Carder English III 133 Connie Clark Home Economics Inez Clemmcr Latin I. II. and III Elizabeth Close English I. French I and II Wylecn Corbett Libranan Cathy Cross Home Economics Jim Denton Health. Physical Education Clarence Donohoo Modern European History. Civics David Dowdy English II 134 Roy Farmer Biology Lillie F. Fitzgerald Guidance. English IV Larry Garlock English IV T. O. Hardin Geography Julia Hughes General Science Wanda Judd Home Economics Gloria Kerr Typing. Shorthand ‘Beatrice Koltun General Business 135 Herbert Lackey Agriculture Willie Layman English II Suzanne Llewallcn Distributive Education Frank Lowery American History Pauline Martin Art Reba Maupin English I Sgt. Charles McAmis R.O.T.C. Shirley Mclntire Chemistry. Physics 136 LcBron Montgomery Biology Anna Mane Moore Spanish. English I Dorothy Neal Librarian Doyle Parmer General Science. Driver’s Education Billie Powell Economics. Bible Jean Ownby Algebra I Harold Reno English I Eugenia Rodgers Amencan History 137 Elizabeth Simpson Business Law. Typing, and Salesmanship James Smiddy Health. Physical Education Mildred Sparkman Typing I and II Gwen Snte Sociology. Psychology Gordon Suttle Advanced Math. Algebra 1 Ruby Taylor Home Economics Bill Walker Plane Geometry. Algebra I Shcrold Walker General Science. Driver’s Education 138 John Wenger Algebra II. Unified Geometry. Math Prank Whitaker Vocational Woodworking Col. Wm G. White R.O.T.C Ruth Woods English III and IV • Date Due May 27. 1%3!?!?T 139 Senior Officers President - Gary Griffith Vice-President - Wayne Brooks Secretary - Vickie Owenby Treasurer - Judy Wagner 140 Seniors Johnny Anderson Julia Anglebrandt Don Akins Sandra Allmon Danny Arp Brenda Arthur Mitchell Atchley Mary Baine Paul Ballenger Gene Ballew 141 Brenda Bancroft Jo Bancroft Katie Banther Debra Barbee Carolyn Barker Faye Barker Ginger Barker Pat Barrett Marlene Baxter Connie Beaty Seniors 142 Seniors Ronna Bettis Kathy Blair Gay Bering Beverly Bowlin Judy Boyer Mickey Brackin Steve Brackin Steve Bradford Edna Bennett Ernestine Bcshcars 143 Seniors Brenda Brewer Carolyn Brewer Teddy Bright Wayne Brooks David L. Brewer David Brewer Susan Brown John Bryant Charmaine Bumbargcr Vicki Burger Seniors Jerry Cannon Fatty Cannon Ed Campbell Joyce Campbell Elizabeth Burgner Larry Burnes Thomas Cabrera Anthony Cameron 145 Oops! Something snapped. Seniors Patrica Carden Ronnie Carden Terry Choate Shelia Clark Sonny Garden Jackie Carithers Helen Chadwick Carrie Chase Dwayne Carr Judy Carter 146 Seniors Martha Clevenger Barbara Clingan Trcsia Coffman Frizzell Coleman Nancy Collins Thomas Collins Tommy Coleman Dexter Collett Berneada Cooley Mike Cope 147 Linda Copeland Troy Copeland Michael Crisp Mitchell Crisp Stanley Crook Steve Crook Pudge-you didn't' Wayman Couch Sandra Cox Seniors Paula Day Gail Delay Freda Davis Ronald Davis Palsy Crowe Joyce Crye Steve Davis Ray Defncce Joyce Defur Linda Derrick 149 Seniors Gary Dixon Sharon Dixon Martha Durham Mike Dwyer Lynda Dew Eva Dickerson David Dunn Gary Duncan Dan Disharoon Edward Dixon 150 Roy Enslev Gan Epperson Debbie Elder James Eldridge Jimmy Ellis Judy Ellis Judy Ellis Pat Ensley Seniors Judy Easterly Becky Eaton 151 Seniors Lynn Epperson Peggy Evans Allen Pain Randell Ecrguson Linda Finnell Jessie Foster Roy Forgey Troy Forgey Allen Fowler Ronnie Fox 152 Is that Tom Johnson with my girl? Phyllis Gates Sandra Gavlor Joe Gee Alma Gentry Dennis Geren Ruth Ellen Gobble Dennis Gamer Nancy Gates 153 Seniors Tommy Gregg Gary Griffith June Gwinn Carolyn Hall 154 Larry Hall Paul Hampton 4 Lamar Harden Martha Hardwick y'SBt v f C1 k Seniors Dawana Hall Frankie Hall Sue Haney Janice Hannah Linda Harris David Harrison 155 Seniors If you only knew what’s under this desk’ Wanda Headrick Sue Henderson Alba Hencgar Lindy Hickman Diane Hillard Dianne Hitson Victor Hicks Peggy Higdon 156 Seniors Breck Holmes Lana Holloway Larry Hodge Leonard Holiday Larry Humherd Connie Hutson Nevada Horn Linda Howard 157 Seniors Gary Johnson Robert Johnson Steve Johnson Tom Johnson Bill Jones Danny Jones Carolyn Ingram Rebecca Jenkins Valerie Hvberger M it 1 Ingle 158 Seniors Sharon Kaylor Margie Kelsey Tony Kirasey Sherry Kinder Lettic Jones Ronnie Jones Barbara Kerr Belinda Kerr Manlyn Kinscr Douglas King 159 Seniors Dennv Knight Sandy Krause Jeme Lawson Ricky Lawson David Lee Thelma Lee Tony Lane Martha Langley Danny Ledford Richard Ledford 160 Seniors iJSt Carl Miller Charlotte Miller Teri Martin Audrey Mason Kaye Matthews Burle Maupin Peggy Messer Alan Miller Debbie Maupin Glenda Mav 162 Seniors Johnny Miller Shelia Miller Linda Mitchell Debbie Montgomery Eddie Moreland Doug Morgan Eddie Moses Janet Murphy Mary Millsap Sandra Millsap 163 James McGaha Paul McNabb Judy McSpadden Betty Newman Gar McClanahan Linda McCuiston Charlotte McAlister Sue McAlister Sherry Murphy Mitchell Murray 164 on i nr? 165 Seniors Allen Owenby Janie Parker Mike Penny Gary Phillips Don Pell Connie Pendergrass Janey Parton Tcrrv Parton Norma Patterson Pudgie Payne 166 Seniors Karen Philpot Laverne Philpot Cathy Pierce Clinton Price Tommy Raines Robert Ramsey Rita Randolph Linda Ratcliff Stanton Ray Charlie Reagan 167 Larry Rymer Richard Rymer Bui I only looked once’ James Roach Jerry Ross Verla Reagan Nora Etta Reece Danny Rucf James Ruth 168 Seniors Robert Rymer Larry Scott Imogene Scroggs Dianne Self Bob Shadwick Faye Sherlin Gifford Scntcrs Jackie Sexton Freddy Self Johnny Self 169 Seniors Jerry Simpson Fave Sipe Sandra Simonds Susan Simmons Marlene Sipe Pam S middy Gail Shrader Janice Silvers Carlton Smith Linda Smith Seniors Linda Stinnett Sarah Stowe C. L. Suits Steve Swiger Jack Sneed Jeanne Snyder Debbie Stamey Rene Stepp Victor Stewart Brenda Stinnett 171 Seniors Becky Taylor Ernest Taylor Jack Trammell Stanley Tremaine Norma Trotter Arnold Truelovc Jeanne Taylor Eddie Tinsley Wanda Trewhitt Sherry Triplett 172 Debbie Vess James Wade Get down out of that window! Judy Wagner Molly W allace Willa Dean Watkins Connie Watson David Watson Dennis Watson « � 173 Seniors Luther Westfield A lead White Joyce Whated Gary Williams Steve Williams Tommy Williams Dennis Webb David Weir Donna Weir Gina West 174 Seniors Yvonne Williams Howard Wilson Jerry Wilson Ken Withrow Betty Woods Doug Wnght Sharon York 175 Do that again and I’ll black the other eye. Junior Officers PRESIDENT: Gary Jobe VICE PRESIDENT Peggy Hancock SECRETARY Mary Jo Haney TREASURER Carlcne Carter 176 177 Juniors Lome Allgood Brenda Anderson Sharon Angelone Peggy Angle Iva Ark Mike Armour John Arrowood Marjorie Atheam Gary Aubcrry Marlene Avans Sandra Bailey Cathy Baker Dalphe Ballinger Lucretia Banks Micky Barber Dianna Barnes Charles Barlow Gloria Bell Steve Bennett Donna Bettis Phyllis Black William Bonner Sandra Boring Diana Botts Gene Bowers Cheryl Bradford Juanita Breeden Eddie Brewer Ken Brewer Mars Brewer Sandra Brewer Teresa Bright Don Brock Carolyn Brogden Ann Broomfield Wanda Brown Rosa Bryant Arne Buckner Terrs Bucker Karen Bullington Dolores Bunch Janice Burns 178 Juniors James Burrell Judy Burns Ronald Byrum Robert Cabera Gary Cam Richard Callahan Debra Carithers Douglas Carr Beverly Carroll Bobby Carter Carlcne Carter Charlene Carter Jimmy Cash Gail Casson Debbie Cavett Catherine Caylor Donna Caylor Mike Chambers John Chandler Janice Chaplain Lynn Chastain David Clowcrs Vicki Coffey Denise Coffman Terry Combs Charlotte Corvin Brenda Cross Frances Cross Roy Cross Larry Crowe 179 Juniors Nancy Crowe Judy Crum Rhonda Curtis Diana Daffron Lamar Dale Danny Davis David Dempsey Peggy Dixon Phyllis Dowdy Donna Dunn Lee Roy Dyer Deborah Earls Tony Edwards Lynn Ellis Shelia Ellis Pat Ensley Kent Ensley Gary Epperson Van Everett Billy Farmer Deborah Feagans Jerry Finnell Steve Finnell Tommy Finnell Alleen Flower Donna Frazier Debbie Fritts Freddie Garland Eddie Garren George Gates Gale Gatlin Linda Gatlin Marcy Gcren Pat Gilreath Evonne Godfrey Patricia Godfrey Charles Goins Phyllis Goins Wilma Goode Charles Goodwin Steve Green Robert Greene 180 Juniors Rea Ella Greene Margaret Gregory Ronnie Guffey Diane Haire David Hale Brenda Hall Brenda Hall Doyle Hall Ruth Anna Hall Dean Hamby Doug Hamcy Joe Hamilton Randell Hamilton Wanda Hamilton Sharon Hampton Peggy Hancock Mary Jo Haney Randy Haney Deborah Hannah Rita Hannah Anita Harden John Hardin Phyllis Hams Mitzi Harrison Vickie Harvey Cathy Hawkins Barry Hayes Butch Henderson Michael Hendrick Gail Henson Jeannie Hicks Bobbie Higgins Wade Higgins Skeeter Hindman Debbie Hixson Brenda Hooker Sherry Hooker Alice Hooper Randell Hooper Carolyn Howlk Diana Houser Ronnie Howard 181 Juniors Gary Hutfaker Dennis Hughes Carolyn Humberd Stanley Hysingcr Karen Ingram Becky Jackson Rich Janovch Brenda Jarrctt Maxine Jenkins McNew Jenkins Ronnie Jenkins Wanda Jenkins Gary Jobe Betty Jo Johnson Clyde Johnson Roger Johnson David Jones Randall Jones Connie Judge Fred Justice Mickey Kay lor Kathy Keith Darlinc Kelley Melvin Kendrick Peggy Kessler Jewell King Steve Kirpatrick Danny Lane Junior Lenderman Sherry Lemmons Jerry Lee Mike Ledford Leon Ledford Rebecca Ledford Don Lawson Bethel Lawson 182 Juniors Jeanetta Lewallen Vinactta Lewallen Brenda Lewis Robbie Lonas Keith Lowe Michael Lunsford Debra Lynn Tommy Mantooth Marsha Manuel Stanley Martin Kathy Maybom David Maxwell Jeannie Medlin Wanda Mikel Cathy Miller Sandy Miller Lanny Minton Claudette Moore Joyce Morfield Carol Morgan Susan Morgan Rodney Morris Debbie Morrison Shern Morrow Rebecca Muncy Kathy Murray Linda McAmis Sandra McCann Donna McConnell Doug McKellip Azella Nance Barbara Norton Elizabeth O’Daniel 183 Juniors Irene Ogle Danny Osment Hal Ownby Randy Ownby Virginia Ownby Zandra Ownby Alan Patterson Mike Paul Debbie Pence Delores Pence Paulette Pirkle Bill Phillips Don Phillips Perry Presley John Price Trudy Prince James Pritchard Roger Pritchett Bobby Pullen Ronnie Queen Kenneth Ramsey Madra Ramsey Jeannie Rann Charles Rapier Kathy Ratcliff Jerry Reagan Johnny Reagan Gayle Reynolds Gary Richmond Teresa Richardson La Donna Roberts Danny Roberson Paul Roe Alice Rogers Sandra Rominger Albert Ross Jo Ann Ross Johnny Ruble Richard Rucker Teresa Sabin Tommy Salter John Sampley 184 Juniors Linda Sampson Nelson Sampson Carolyn Scoggins Joyce Scoggins Janice Self Nelson Sherlin Glenn Slaughter Carolyn Smith Charles Smith Connie Smith Dale Sneed Phillip Sneed Janice Stamey Gary Stanfield Tom Steely Cavin Stillwell Terry Stinnett Donnie Stewcrd Janice Swanson Don Swiggens Gwenda Swiger Charlotte Tallent Ruth Ann Tankslcy Connie Tarplcy Brenda Tatum Cathy Tatum Eddie Taylor David Thompson Roger Thompson Johnnie Teague Sonya Tucker David Turner Robert Underwood Johnny Varnell Peggy Varner Karen Vassey Gcnnette Verner Jimmy Waddell David Wagner Connie Waters Donnie Waters Patty Watson 185 Juniors Mike Wattenbarger Larry Webb Rita Welch Diane Western Ted Westmorland Ronnie Whaley Wanda Whaley Becky White Gorgctta Wilbanks Steve Williams 186 Juniors Virginia Williamson Debra Willis Gwendolyn Wilson Shirley Wilson Debbie Wright Kenneth Wright Martha Yamcll Dana York Tony Zanoska 187 Sophomore Officers President - Beverly Payne Vice-President — Gene Housely Secretary — Mitzi Blackwell Treasurer — Shirley Ledford 188 Sophomores H- — _ k t T a pirfta k?' i rfclkSltftl fc tfc k t fclThi Mark Abernathy Ralph Adams Carolyn Allen Janet Amsberry James Anderson Jenell Anderson Brenda Ark Ricky Atchlcy Angela Avans Frankie Bain Terry Bain Ralph Baker Linda Ballew Byron Banks Deidra Barrett Maxine Bean James Beard Sandra Bearden Glona Bell Lamar Bell Dennis Bennett Olin Bennett Ronnie Beshears Gail Billing Kathy Bishop Judy Blacklum Misty Blackwell Mitzi Blackwell Larry Bradford Virginia Branam Larry Brancefield Phyllis Brannon Diana Brock Debbie Broome Patti Brown Larry Bryant Nancy Bryant Blaine Buckner Diane Buckner Scott Bumbarger Virginia Bunch Erwin Burchfiel 189 Layvon Burger Doyle Burnette James Burnette Carldcan Cain Richard Calfce Sharon Calfce Rick Campbell Drue 11 la Canady Tommy Carlton Mary Carroll Peggy Cartwright Barbara Carden Ricky Cawood Michael Chastain Pam Cheek Steve Choate Terry Clabough Janice Clingan James Cloar Wayne Cody Bryan Cofer Junior Cole Choc Coleman Wendell Couch Billy Cox David Craig Mary Crawford Gwnea Croft Charles Cronan Dennis Cross Sue Cross Rebecca Crumley Judy Cryc James Dailey Dee Dee Daniels Larry Davis Linda Davis Vickie Davis Virginia Davis Darrell Day Debbie Day Bill Deal Sophomores A tfct ilL. Itk 190 Sophomores Cs H (pi f k kKAik J • i k( Ift4tkfc ' k , Beverly Delaney Sharon Delay Donna Derrick Claudia Dill Linda Dixon Sandra Dixon Betty Doffer Sandy Dowdy Linda Draper Danah Duff Ann Dunn Steve Dunn Ray Edwards Randy Elder Shirley Elder Caroline Elliot James Elliot Carolyn Ellis David Ellis Linda Ellis Patricia Ellis Shirley Elrod Daryl Fain Etta Falls Mike Farley James Finncll Joe Finncll Steven Finncll Carolyn Flagg John Forester Bill Franks Nita Franks Sharon Fritts William Frye Glenda Garland Norma Gamer Shelia Garrett Vicki Garrett Jackie Gates Donna Geren Evelyn Geren Richard Geren 191 Sophomores Debbie Gibbons Brenda Gibson James Goforth Donald Goins Pat Goins Mar)' Goodner James Gordon Ann Craig Connie Green Libbjrc Green Mac Green Marilyn Gnden Dwight Grubb Judith Guy Vicki Hackney Mitchell Hair Pat Hall Hugh Hannah Tressa Harden Diane Hardwick Pat Harper Cathy Harris Will Harris Barbara Harrison Joyce Hawkins Peggy Hawkins 192 Sophomores Linda Headrick William Helms Ronnie Helton Janice Hcnrv Ernest Hensley Maynard Herron Marta Hickman H , Deborah Hill I'rt tL f) C ‘ r- ikii Yolanda Hixson Jean Hodge James Hodgson Linda Holcomb Sammy Hooker Sammy Hooker Debbie Hooper Patty Hoskins Cathy Housley Gene Housley Rhonda Howard Geneva Hughes Tommy Humbcrd Terry Hunt Phyllis Hyde Rebecca Hvsinger Rhonda Hysinger Robert Ingle 193 Paulette Ingram Carl Jacobs Jeffrey Jenkins Gail Johnson Joe Johnson Ricky Johnson Nancy Johnson Cariotta Jones Shirley Jones Martha Jordan Larry Keith Danny Kelley Barbara Kelley Brenda Kendrick Linda Kendrick Deborah Kerr Judy Kincaid Randy Kirkland Gary Lawson Shirley Lawson Jerry Layne David Lee Wanda Lee Karen Lemons Gladys Lewallen Linda Lewis Cathenne Lones Don Longwith H. L Lowe Naomi Lowe Sandy Lozano Janice Lyle Deborah Mantooth Patricia Martin Wanda Martin May Masengill Debbie Mason Dennis Mathews Randy May Douglas Mem man Randy Miller Debbie Moats Sophomores 194 Sophomores liwlffek v w K ! I Tw David Moore Dianne Moore Judy Moore Hilda Morgan Paul Morgan Tommy Morgan Belinda Morrison Lucy Morrow Wilda Morton Larry Mull Janet Murphy Janice Murphy Ronald Murray Marilyn Me Amis May McCarr Ronald McCormack Tobe McKenzie Sandy McMillan Chester McNeese Patsy Neely Steve Nelson Mikel Newman Cathy Nitz Dean Norwood Micky Norwood Don Ogle John Ogle Arlene Orr Angela Own by Diana Own by Lauretta Owenby John Padgett Sherry Park Billy Parker David Parker Kaye Parker Ernest Parr Karen Patterson Beverly Payne Debbie Pell Patti Penney Eddie Phillips 195 Ron Phillips Patsy Prater Emma Prince Ronald Prince Tony Prince Gloria Prock Junior Prock Loy Proffitt Roy Proffitt Larry Raines Sammy Ramsey Eddie Randolph Gary Ratcliffe Gary Ratcliffe Patricia Ratledge Sandy Richardson Janet Richmond Diana Ridgeway Bryon Roberts Bobby Rodgers David Rogers Glen Rogers Wayne Rogers Charlotte Rominger Lonnie Ross Randall Rouse Betty Saint Gary Sample Donald Samples Larry Sanders Debbie Scoggins Gloria Scott Vikki Scott Mary Self Peggy Sexton Deanna Sherlin Lucille Shoemaker Eddie Shope Teresa Shrader Phyllis Sipe Allen Smith Frankie Smith Sophomores i 41 lit .ml q 1? R 196 Sophomores June Smith Mike Smith Elisa Smyth Russell Snyder Ricky Spraybcrry Geneva Stacy Daniel Stanfield Steve Stanfield Johnnie Stephenson Gerald Still Brenda Stout Nancy Sinker Daphne Suits Donna Sullivan Debra Swafford Eddie Swafford Shirley Swafford Kenneth Swallows Deborah Swanson Janet Swiger Ricky Swiger Johnny Talbctt Eddie Taylor Louise Taylor Mary Jane Taylor Charmainc Thomas Tommy Thompson Robert Tinsley George Townsend Dianna Trentham Peggy Triplett Debra Trotter Lloyd Vamell Ellen Vaughn Freddie Vernon Kathy Voylcs Joe Walker Norma Sue Walker Connie Ward Eenee Ware Charlotte Watson Paula Watson r H kith 197 Mike Webb Flonne Weir Franklin Weir Kim Welch Joey Whaley Ronnie Whaley Sieve Whaley Lonnie Whitaker Marilyn White Michael White Robin Whitehead Sandra Whitten Dwight Wilhoit Craig Williams Elaine Williams Ann Willis Steve Willis Zenetta Wilson Tommy Withrow Debra Wise Martha Wise Dennis Woods Randy Woody Wayne Wright Sandra York Brad Zanoska 198 Tim Abernathy Nancy Amsbury P1 Jana Alexander Dennis Belcher Richard Bonine Jayne Bryant Virgil Burris David Cain Sandra Cartwright George Chappell Roger Crittenden Robbie Cryc Brenda Cochran Bobby Dodd Debby Evans Jimmy Fowler Steve Goins Wmford Graig Becky Green Danny Hammontree Sherry Hampton Garry Higgins Charles Holladay Cathy Housley Gene Housley Larry Jones 199 Sophomores Dwight Lowery Franklin Maples Joyce Melson Gary Miller Buster Morrison Eva McBryar Joe McClure Dennis Odom Johnny Owens Daniel Parker Ricky Payne Randy Pctitt 200 Sophomores r V ■ A kfc ktllilkA.. 1 jP tifctiv Victor Walter Mir War Itay Woodward M Woody Gary Wn ht Donald Scon Leonard Sun nett Mu Swafford Cberyl Thomas Earl Underwood Jerry Underwood 201 Freshman Officers President — Denny Williams Vice-President - Hugh Hooker Secretary-Treasurer — Zan Zi£ge 202 David Adams Gina Alexander Brenda Allen Ka Mien Patricia Allen Connie Allmon Steven Allmon James Angle Pat Angebrandt Teresa Ark Jerry Arp Brenda Ashe Dianne Ball Gilbert Ballard Sandra Bancroft David Banks Connie Barbree Barry Barber Eddy Barker Harold Barker Cliff Barrett Carolyn Bates Donna Beaty Newell Beaver Allen Bell Betty Bell Eddie Blackwell Gary Blackwell Daniel Blankenship Darrele Bottoms Shelley Bowcrman Betty Boyd Tcrrie Bradford Theda Bradford Mary Breedlone Mary Breen Audery Brewer Roger Brewer Tony Bright Belinda Brock Bruce Brown Larry Brown 203 Lester Brown Sharon Brown Thelma Brown David Brownlee Purdie Bryan Nancy Buckner Patti Bullington Douglas Bunch Connie Burgess Phvllis Burke Lynn Bums Randy Burross Barbara Byran Carolyn Cabrera Arlene Cain Danny Caldwell Doug Caldwell Sherry Caldwell Eddy Callahan Pat Campbell Jackie Canady Alvin Cardeli 204 Wanda Carden Becky Canihers Mane Carter Judy Cartwnght George Carver Kathy Carver Kathy Casteel Benny Casteel Dennis Casto Donald Casto Sherry Cawood Debbie Caywood Lucille Caywood Donald Chadwick Terry Chastain Brenda Check John Check Donna Clark Hugh Clark Shcclene Clark Terry Clark Larry Clayton Tommy Cloar Tim Clowers Robert Cochran Judy Cody Debbie Coe Brenda Coffey Martha Coffman Fay Coleman Noveita Collett Billy Collins Nadine Collett Denny Collins Johnny Cook Ricky Cooke Michael Crittenden Faye Cronan Dennis Cox Don Cross Ginell Cross Reba Cross 205 Terry Cross Vernon Cross Margie Crumley Debbie Crye Rita Crye Ronnie Dailey Tommy Dale JoAnn Dalton Stoney Daniel Debbie Davis Dennis Davis Rachel Davis Rhonda Davis Ronnie Davis Ronnie C. Davis Sharon Davis Linda Davenport Trilba Deal Connie Delzell Donna Derrick Garion Dickerson Carl Dill Patricia Dill Willie Dills Margaret Dispainc Steve Dixon Valerie Donohoo Cathy Dover Janey Dover Vicki Dowdy Rhonda Dunn Sandra Dunn Elmer Earls Fred Easterly Kathy Edwards Michael Elmore Jav Harold Ellis Jerry Elliot Sherry Elliot Terry Elliot David Elrod Chns Ensley 206 Chns Enslcy Dananna Eslingcr Joy Everett Leland Everett Brenda Fain Evelene Farmer Steve Farmer Michael Farmer Pam Feagans Mike Finnell Jacquita Fivcash Eddie Flowers Boyd Freeman Terry Forgey Eddie Freytog Phillip Fntts Pat Gadd Paul Gates Nora Gentry Phyllis Gentry Dale Gercn Louetta Geren Mark Geren Steve Geren 207 Shelia Gilly Janci Givens Norma Gladson Ronnie Gladson Danny Godfrey Karen Goins Sieve Goins Steve Gregg Connie Green Kathy Green Rickey Green Greg Grider Sandra Griffith Robert Groomes Yolanda Guffey David Guthene Gary Guy Russell Guy Bonnie Hagler Danny Hall Denise Hall Kathy Hall Sherry Hall Hayden Hamilton Robert Hamilton Brenda Hammentrcc 208 Connie Hampton Darlene Hampton Marsha Haney Tina Haney Ricky Hannah Cynthia Harbison Jimmie Hardwick Vickie Harper Gayia Hams Cynthia Hawkinson Patty Hawkins Ruby Hayes Randy Headricks Lynn Henderson Sara Henderson Charles Herren Mikel Hcwatt Nancy Hewitt Sandra Hickman Connie Hicks Teresa Higdon Amy Hindman Jim Hinkle Steve Hixon Yolanda Holcomb Eddie Holdiman Mike Holmes Ricky Holmes J. P. Holt Barry Hooper Hugh Hooper Gary Horn Donald Howard Judy Howard Shelia Howell Steve Houser Debbie Hughes Sandy Huflaker Nancy Humphries Mike Hurst Doug Ingle Clifton Ingram 209 Margie Jackson Howard James Patncia James Mitzi Jennings Bcttye Johnson Gineer Johnson Mike Johnson Karen Jones Karen D. Jones Joyce Jones Yvonne Jones Ronald Keirsey Cheryl Kendrick Belinda Kelley Phyllis Kelley Russell Kelley Sheila Kelley Deborah Kerr Martha Kerr Edwinna Kesley Curtis Kimsey Elisa Kinser Fay King Marvin Kirkpatrick Mike Land Will Langford Carolyn Lawson Jackie Lawson Jimmy Lawson Shercc Lawson Bobby Lazano Alan Ledford Faye Lee Nancy Lee Bobby Lett Danny Liner Nancy Long Bobby Longwith Pamela Longwith David Loopcr Shane Lowe Charles Lowranc 210 Betty Lundy Susie Lynn Chuck Maddux Marwin Mahoney Lamar Mantooth Kandy Maples Steve Maroon Charles Mason Valerie Mason Gary Matthews Orion Maupin Paul Maupin Dale Meldin Don etta Melson Lynn Melton Richard Melton Charles Messer Larry Mikel Dale Miller Michael Miller Terry Miller Debra Morgan Debbie Morrow Debbie Morrow Mike Mortse Cheryl Moore Connie Moore Larry Moore Randall Moore Ronald Moore 211 Ronnie Moore Terry Moore Cookie Muncy Neva Murphy Steve McAmis Billy McBryar Lynda McConnell Marsha McConnell Marilyn McCracke Deborah McDonald Diane McDowell Mike McDonald Wayne McFarland Preston McFalls Della McGill Patrick McKellip Jan McKenzie Dwain McPhail Brenda Newman Irene Nichols Jerry North Patty Norvell Randy Norwood Evelyn O’Damel Cloy Ogle Doug Odom Peggy Ogle Cynthia Orr Sherry Osment Michael Owens Wayne Owenby David Owenby Dean Ownby Mitchell Ownby Tillis Ownby Richard Padgett Robin Pack Joy Parker Patti Patterson William Pell Tommy Pendergrass Bobby Perry 212 Barry Phillips Jerry Philpot Rhonda Pierce Ann Pippenger Miles Pritchett Carolyn Prock Vickie Queen Martha Rakestraw Mary Ramsey Larry Rapier Diane Ratcliff Donnie Ratlcdgc Sara Reagan Shirley Reagan Len Reece Eilene Roark Sheila Roberts Faye Roe James Rogers Harvey Romincs Jackie Romingcr Sheila Runyon 213 Marv Russell Martha Rutledge Lois Rymcr Barry Sabin Bcverlv Sampson Janet Sampson Phillip Schoate Jere Schrader Ann Scoggins Donnie Scoggins Diane Scoggins Shannon Scott Steven Scott Steve Self Johnny Shelton Mary Shelton Sue Sherlin Deborah Shipman Debbie Simpson Deborah Slider Brigitte Smith Clarence Smith Dana Smith Jackie Smith Nancy Smith Ricky Smith Teresa Sneed 214 Cathy Snyder David Snyder Jean Stale lush Sammy Stallin' Carl Stamey Gary Stephenson John Stevenson Sharon Stevison Mike Stewart Tcna Stewart Rocky Stinnett Robert Stoneciphcr Buster Stuart Jerry Suits Regina Suits Reginald Suits Donnie Sullivan Danny Swafford Judy Swafford Robbie Swallows Hoiks Tallent Donald Tatum Carol Taylor Dana Taylor Phyllis Taylor Vernon Taylor Edwin Teague Pam Thomas Billy Thompson Cynthia Thompson Diane Thompson Pamela Thompson Patricia Thompson Cecil Trantham Debbie Trew Tony Trew Gale Yvonne True Randolph Truelove Bobbi Tucker Johnny Undergriff Jerry Underwood Ann Underwood 215 Teiry Underwood Debbie Vassey Barbara Vines La Ree Waddell David Wagner Brenda Waley Linda Walker Patricia Ward Larry Wamack Donna Watson Nellie Sue Watson Don Wear Robert Webb Lcn Western Gayle Westfield James Whaley Richard Wheeler William Wheeler Doriseel White Frank White Shirley White Janie Whittcd 216 Bruce Whitten Denny Williams Eddie Williams Kathy Jo Willis Evonne Wilson Robert Wilson Teresa Withrow Jerry Womac Dwight Wood Darlene Wooden Judy Wooden Libby Wooten Rodger Wooden Terry Wooden Debbie Stamey Roberta Woody Nanette Wray Dean Wright Sherry York Michael York Larry Young Lucille Young Alexander Zcige 217 The 1969 Ocoeean Staff The frustrations of an editor, the penny-pinching of the business manager, the combined worry of staff members and the hard work of all involved have produced this year’s “masterpiece of memories.” Each individual has earned his page of glory and the label of “indispensable”. But outside of the value of experience gained, these students have acquired deep insight into people and the benefits of cooperation. This year’s annual staff will go away with memories of happy hours spent together in work and fun, memories of uncontrollable laughter, and memories of what seemed like insurmountable obstacles. They will leave more sure of themselves and their individuality and with sadness at the knowledge that those past times will return no more. 218 Valerie Hyberger Music. Art. and Drama Ruth Ellen Gobble and Vicki Owenby Features Carolyn Ingram and Mitzi Ingle. Organizations 219 Debbie Marr and Sandra Gaylor Underclass 221 Editor-in-chief Debbie Greene Assistant Editor Jerrie Lawson Business Manager Dan Disharoon Assistant Business Manager David Lee 222 Sandra Millsap. Wanda Green, Burl Maupin. Linda Finnell. David Wagner. Carolyn Brewer. Dean Hamby, David Lee. Joyce Crye, Dan Disharoon Business Staff Susan Simmons 223 Dean Hamby and David Wagner Junior Representatives Martha Yamell and Mary Jo Haney Junior Representatives 224 Anyone having any complaints may return this book to the Annual Roon and will not receive one red cent!!! Editor’s Epilogue As the main door of Bradley Central High closes behind the individual, a whole new world opens before him. The hours, days, and even years spent within the walls of this institution strengthen his character and prepare that student for the waiting world. While at Bradley, the individual treads the halls with a sureness in his step and a purpose in his heart. As an underclassman, he merely looks out the window of life while he receives the training and education needed to succeed in that world outside Bradley. When he finally passes through the door, he must leave behind irresponsibility and expand the cloak of knowledge he received at Bradley. A student of Bradley High, whether he be of the past, present, or future, cannot leave this place without some feeling of accomplish- ment. With the help of faculty and friends this student becomes more aware of his responsibilities, his ambitions, and his need to be himself. He must retain the qualities which make him; he must remain an Individual. But who is this unique personality. My friend. You are the individual! Debbie Greene. Editor 227 A D VER TISING 228 The following pages recognize those businesses, industries, and organizations which have assisted financially in the publication of this Ocoeean. They will provide occupations and services for us in time to come. Consider the services they have fulfilled for the community and consider also the community’s obligation to them. Dan Disharoon Business Manager David Lee Asst. Business Manager MAX R. CARROLL GLEN GREENE AUCTION REAL ESTATE CO. 501 W. Inman Street CLEVELAND TENNESSEE Congratulations PAR GAS to the class of ’69 Our Rolling Pipeline Never Ends from the Complete propane gas systems Annual Staff of Bradley South Lee Highway 476-5051 Compliments of HOLIDAY HILL RESTAURANT CLEVELAND TENNESSEE 230 Combining Yesterdays Pioneering Achievements With Tomorrows Styling And Innovations Has Established Hardwick Stove Company As One Of Todays Industrial Leaders U HARDWICK STOVE COMPANY .nco� � o at«o ''ffanttficAve dffisyet CLEVELAND. TENNESSEE 37312 231 FIKE FUNERAL HOME Since 1894 Cleveland’s First and Finest Central Location 2415 North Ocoee Phone 472-1525 HYSINGER COMPANY Jeep Sales and Services Waterlevel Highway Compliments of J. C. PENNEY CO. “Always First Quality” Cleveland 232 Tennessee GOODNER FUNERAL HOME Licensed Morticians Phone 476-8575 TIP TOP FOOD TOWN NORTH LEE HIGHWAY Tennessee 233 Cleveland O. W. HUDSON AGENCY J. Grady Jones, Mgr. — Insurance Fillauer Building Cleveland, Tennessee Open 7 Days A Week Cope’s Cafeteria Restaurant Big enough To Serve You Small Enough To Appreciate You” King Edward St. Cleveland. Tenn. CLEVELAND MILLING COMPANY Velvo is a Quality Flour Velvo Corn Meal Mix “The Home That Service Built” 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE 220 WILDWOOD AVENUE NORTH CLEVELAND CHAPEL Mr. Mrs. Ralph D. Buckner, Owners BUCKNER FUNERAL HOME 234 AL HARRIS MOTORS INC. Your Friendly Rambler Dealer CLEVELAND TENNESSEE M. C. HEADRICK SUPER MARKET INC. 161 Bates Street office No. 1 — Central Avenue No. 3 — Dalton Pike At Springs Place Road No. 4 - Keith St. Bypass Prices Are Born Here and Raised Elsewhere 235 CONGRATULATIONS To The Seniors of 1969 For a Job Well Done! FIVE POINT PHARMACY MOORE’S PHARMACY At Five Points Phone 476-6521 On the Square Phone 472-4538 MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY North Ocoee Phone 476-5547 C. C. CARD AUTO CO. Your Ford Dealer Cleveland, Tennessee 236 Successful communities are not born . . . they grow. Brown Stove Works, Inc. is proud to be an important partner in the growth and development of our industrial community. , , relax, rely on BROWN STOVE WORKS. INC • CLEVELAND. TENNESSEE 37311 237 CHARLESTON WORKS Chemical Division Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation TEENAGE SHOPPE MORRIS W. GREENE Local Agent 451 First St.. N.W. Cleveland. Tenn. 37311 Bus. 476-6505 Res. 476-4308 Look Smart, Be Wise and Economize at the Ladies Teenage Shoppe 262 Broad Street Cleveland. Tennessee YORK S FLORIST GIFT SHOP Dalton Pike Near Waterville Golf Course WATERVILLE GROCERY The Community Store Where Your Business is Appreciated Phone 472-5282 Dalton Pike Cleveland, Rt. 1 Tenn. 238 MERCHANTS BANK FOUR CONVENIENT LOC ATIONS FOR COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Main Office On the Square CHURCH STREET BRANCH CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1969 NORtH CLEVELAND BRANCH m KEITH STREET BRANCH your BankAmericard Bank FDK MERCHANTS BANKS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 239 C leveland Bank Trust L ompany MEMBER F.D.I.C. A GOOD BANK TO GROW WITH CLEVELAND’S MOST CONVENIENT AND MODERN BANKING FACILITY MAIN OFFICE DRIVE-IN BRANCHES CORNER INMAN AND WEST INMAN ST. CHURCH STREET N.W. WILDWOOD HOLIDAY INN Keith Street By Pass Color TV In All Rooms and Banquet And Meeting Facilities 240 ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO. 509 E. Main St. CHATTANOOGA TENN. CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIOR CLASS OF 1969 Compliments of THE VILLAGE PATIO Florist and Gift Shop Village Shopping Center 472-4372 HOPEWELL GROCERY SERVICE STATION Shell Products, Tires. Batteries Sporting Goods and Fishing Licenses Georgetown Road Phone 472-2838 241 Buchanan Floral Co. 476-4941 Dalton Road CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! MAGIC CHEF EXTENDS OUR BEST HOPES FOR YOUR CONTINUED GROWTH AND SUCCESS 242 MmAg i UalLmj inc. cl CINiTtAl A7E :: c.F r • . t:- • r-vn-, Arrow Shirts Farah Slacks College Town Sportswear Jade East English Leather Brut Phone 472-7161 COMPLETE SERVICE TELEPHONE 479-1076 CANNON PHILLIPS 66 Georgetown Road And 1-75 WAYNE CANNON CLEVELAND DEALER TENNESSEE We Are Franchised Dealers For GIBSON KUSTOM GUITARS AMPS LUDWIG DRUMS We Also Deal With BALDWIN ORGANS AND PIANOS All Band Instruments George Bean TURNPIKE ESSO SERVICE 1-75 25th St. Cleveland Tenn. Phone 472-9330 COMPLIMENTS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1969 243 Compliments of BURLINGTON Manufacturers of Fine Woolens Women’s Wear Fabrics A Division of Burlington Industries, Inc. CLEVELAND TENNESSEE CALLAWAY MOTORS Our 40th Year 140 1st St. CHRYSLER CORPORATION Phone 476-6555 244 The Best Comes From BROOKING WHOLESALE COMPANY QUALITY WHOLESALE PRODUCE CANDY - NOTIONS - DRUGS - SUNDRIES STAR-VUE DRIVE-IN THEATRE South Lee Highway Cleveland, Tennessee QUICK’N EZE GLENN’S FOOD FOOD MART STORE 1 421 Inman Street 2 25th Street Ext. 3 Spring Place at Durkee Open 7 days a week 7 till 11 QUALITY GROCERIES Save Money, Yet Dine Luxuriously Phone 476-4051 McDaris Brothers Cleveland, Tennessee Varsity Town Clothes Arrow Shirts Stetson Hats Nunn-Bush Shoes Cleveland. Tennessee 245 INSURANCE INCORPORATED Village Office Building SERVICE CLEANERS LAUNDRY Cleveland’s Leading Cleaners Your Drive-in Cleaners Inman St. CLEVELAND OUTLET STORE Compliments Quality Merchandise of At Prices You Like To Pay Joe Rodgers Office Supply Central Ave., N.E. 156 Central Ave., N.W. Phone 472-1811 O. W. HUDSON AGENCY J. Grady Jones, Mgr. — Insurance Fillauer Building Cleveland, Tennessee 246 THE STUDENT COUNCIL SUPPLY ROOM School Supplies of all Descriptions HOSKINS LAND CO. INC. Real Estate Sales THE HOBBY MART CAMERA CENTER Appraisals Commercial Leasings Spend Your Leisure with a Hobby from the . . . Carl J. Hoskins Jim Hoskins 63 Ocoee St. Cleveland HOBBY MART Phone 472-6461 472-6541 KEITH STREET GULF North of Post Office Keith Street Across From Village Center Cleveland. Tennessee TOM mooRf JEWELRY 247 Compliments of TRUMPETER STAFF of .1968-69 CARL LEDFORD SONS SERVICE STATION Gas Oil Tires Accessories Service 1575 Benton Pike Ted Dickerson, President David Dickerson, Vice-President AGENTS OF NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES CLEVELAND TRANSFER AND STORAGE COMPANY 248 ■ ! Q Q ? yf - ■ , yj WBAC SPORTS NEWS MUSIC 1340 on your dial THE PIONEER VOICE OF BRADLEY COUNTY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF BEAUTY 80 W. Inmaii St. Cleveland, Tenn. A OfVtMM or OMATTAMOOOA «At COMPAMY 472-1702 - Cleveland Natural Gas a division of Chattanooga Gas Go Modem SMART CLOTHES FOR Go Gas JUNIORS MISSES Village Shopping Center Cleveland, Tennessee 249 DOOLEY DRUG CO. “Your Rexall Drug Store” ilK J. L. HANEY CONSTRUCTION CO. General Excavation Contracting Modern Equipment Experienced Men 472-3674 ■ III 250 CHANDLER’S FABRIC SHOP Cleveland’s Most Complete Fabric Notion Center 391-393 Broad St., N.W. 476-7162 BRADLEY FARMER’S CO-OP 1435 Spring Place Road 472-6759 CLEVELAND FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Start Early to Save Be Thrifty WHERE YOU SAVE DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE CLEVELAND TENNESSEE 251 “SHOWPLACE FOR SHOPPERS 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 252 ART MART CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE PHONE 472-1111 2111 Sahara Drive, N. W. (Keith St. Bypass) “YOU CAN DEPEND ON US” SIGN-NEON-PLASTICS-ART SUPPLIES B THE RUST ENGINEERING COMPANY A Division Of Litton Industries P. O. Box 222 CALHOUN, TENNESSEE 37309 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 69 253 BLUE CIRCLE A Good Place for the Whole Family To Eat” Modem Intercom System Breakfast Served Anytime For Pick-up Orders Call 472-8205 520 Inman Street CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF ’69 BEST OF LUCK 254 WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EXPRESS OUR MOST SINCERE APPRECIATION TO JOE McEACHERN FOR HIS CONTRIBUTION TO THIS YEARBOOK AND OUR SCHOOL. — 1969 Ocoeean Staff McEACHERN BROTHERS STUDIO 255 LOUDON. TENNESSEE STAR Printing Company — Durkee Road — Franklin Hyberger, Owner Printer of the Bradley COMMERCIAL PRINTING . . . 472-2611 BENTON PONTIAC-BUICK -OPEL CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Congratulations and Best Wishes from your APLER’S SHOE STORE DARI KREME Max Apler, Owner Ocoee Street Sandwiches Cotton Candy Cleveland, Tennessee Banana Split Candy Apples 1410 S. Lee Highway Phone 472-8852 156 Across from the courthouse THOMAS-HILL MEN’S STORE Jarman Shoes Stetson Hats Van Heusen Shirts H.I.S. Sportswear Famous Brands in Ladies sportswear Dresses Cleveland. Tennessee R. H. HAWKS SONS, INC. Plumbing, Heating Air Conditioning Serving Since 1882 CORNUTT, McINTIRE BENDER INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 351 First Street Phone 476-4584 Compliments of EASTERLY’S FLOOR COVERINGS Chuck Clarkson. Assoc. Cleveland, Tennessee 409 W. Inman Street . . best wishes for WCLE THE PRIDE OF DIXIE WCLE AM 1570 KC Success to the Class of '69 While at College or “On the job.” Keep up with the Happenings of Your Friends.” WCLE FM With 50,000 Watts of Hi-Fidelity Power THE CLEVELAND DAILY BANNER Keeping up with the news in Bradley County. 257 SUGAR SPICE Home Owned Operated For Faster Service Call Your Order Real Pit Barbecue Phone 472-6261 Cleveland Tennessee CALLAWAY GROCERY COMPANY FANCY PRODUCE CHOICE MEATS FREE DELIVERY Phone 476-4592 Village Shopping Center LAW’S CANTERBURY SHOP Quality Clothing for the Young Man Gant Shirts — Jantzen Sportswear Florsheim Freeman Shoes 258 THE CORPORATION A lte CLEVELAND TENNESSEE BRADLEY FLORIST Special Service To Schools College Students DELIVERY SERVICE WE WIRE FLOWERS “Flowers and Gifts of Distinction” Cleveland 472-3256 CLEVELAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM Congratulations Now Let’s Go All Electric 259 C. Roy Higgins Eugene B. Daivs D H BUILDERS SUPPLY Complete Line Of Building Materials Phone 472-1592 ECONOMY AUTO STORES (1) Sporting Goods (2) Stick Shifts (3) Fishing Supplies (4) Luggage (5) Radios (6) Phonographs 151 Inman St. NE LONAS CONSTRUCTION CO. ■ Pipeline Construction Driveway, Yard, Farm Work 6 I Cleveland, Tennessee 472-6538 GRADING EXCAVATING PAVING COMPLIMENTS OF HARDEE’S LIL CHEF “Home of the HARDEE HUSKEE” Ninth St. Extension, Cleveland 260 Bendix Friction Materials Division P.O. Box 47 Cleveland, Tennessee Tel. (615) 472-7151 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 69 is wherF y6u come Exquisite diamond soli- taire in 14K gold 250 when you’rC through playing games. Vi Carat Solitaire design, diamonds in 14K gold 13 261 CLEVELAND READY-MIX • CONCRETE CO., INC. READY MIX-REINFORCEMENT WIRE STEEL CRANE RENTAL SERVICE Phone 472-6522 PARKS BELK CO. HOME OF BETTER VALUES Clothing for the Entire Family Village Shopping Center HALL CHEVROLET, INC. THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS TELEPHONE 476-4557 260 Inman Street CLEVELAND TENNESSEE 37311 262 H..J« . 1 ' ' •■ ■“� ,„„l tLml I 't -' ' ' WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW N iFFERED bv PULP PAPER INDUS S- GROW ffiyN ‘V EXCITING BUSINESS where wile you be next year? n mm if IM(M Lru Lnj Calhoun, Tennessee 263 COMPLIMENTS OF COOKE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. MANUFACTURER OF LIVING ROOM FURNITURE KING EDWARD AVENUE Cleveland Tennessee 1070 ON YOUR DIAL Now 50,000 Watts W F L I BEATY FEED AND HARDWARE CO., Inc. Housewares and Hardware Farm Supplies Swift’s Red Steer Fertilizer Wildwood Ave. 472-2124 CHASE APPLIANCE CO. Maytag Frigidaire Zenith G.E. Weathertron Inman at Church 264 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '69 MALLORY BATTERY COMPANY A DIVISION OF P. R. MALLORY COMPANY, INC. 265 YOU’RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT YOUR WALGREEN CENTRAL DRUG CO. AGENCY DRUG STORE DRUGS-FINE FOODS DRUGS with a REPUTATION “Cleveland’s Leading Drug Store” V. Stickley, Jr. — A. B. Jones GIBSON’S DISCOUNT CENTER Where You Buy the Best for Less Discount Prescriptions Education is always on our minds. Compliments of MARTIN THEATRES “Movies are your best entertainment” Ocoee Street GRIFFITH CYCLE SHOP 3$urcjer _Music Sit ore YAMAHA MOTORCYCLES SCHWINN BICYCLES 150 Worth Street Phone 472-5551 125 Inman Street CLEVELAND. TENNESSEE Phone 472-6936 266 ONE OF THE SOUTH’S GREAT STORES VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER JILL FURNITURE SPORTING GOODS TOYS - HOUSEWARES - PITTSBURGH PAINTS - GIFTS CLEVELAND On the Square TENNESSEE 267 AMERICAN UNIFORM COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’69 CLEVELAND TENNESSEE 268 F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY COOPER’S BOOK STORE Serving the Nation 476 4412 Cleveland, Tennessee For the Best in School Supplies Ocoee Street Cleveland. Tennessee WEST SIDE SERVICE STN. COMPLIMENTS r?5 I?5V r -W£ APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESr ••••■• uui ■ 1 n (VM AND TFNN f T7zr.y v j y owm, SjS SIS l t ST. N.W. [ rHONI V.LC� KUM1I , [772 i?oT| v v QUALITY MEN S CLOTHING HARRIS PHILLIPS 66 Georgetown Road Cleveland 269 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. HARDWICK’ STORE INC. 85 First St. NORTH BOWLING COMPLIMENTS OF LEE LANES SMOKEY MT. KENNELS Highway 64 Cleveland Tennessee Special Rates for Parties LATEST BRUNSWICK AUTOMATIC EQUIPMENT North Lee Highway Max Harper, Mgr. Special Rates for Students LAWSON’S FASHION CENTER Ladies Apparel One dollar will hold any purchase in Lay-away. Phone 472-6331 Cleveland Tennessee 270 McMAHAN’S VILLAGE AMOCO SERVICENTER — Second to None — in professional automotive service Atlas tires - Batteries - Accessories Complete Engine Diagnostic Center —Road Service — S H GREEN STAMPS GIVEN Phone 472-6082 CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS of 1969 271 PINION JEWELRY COMPANY CHEROKEE HOTEL CORNER CLEVELAND. BEAUTY SCHOOL 50 Central Ave., N. E. 476-4721 Cleveland, Tennessee mpmm [|§] Wc extend charge accounts to all students M CARWASH 1st Street TINSLEY’S SUPER MARKET Wildwood Avenue Cleveland, Tennessee WOOD’S JEWELERS Wood’s for Diamonds 263 Ocoee Street Cleveland, Tennessee LOOKOUT SPORTING GOODS CO. Specialists in Sports 719 Cherry Street Chattanooga. Tennessee COOK’S FOOD STORE Fancy Groceries - Easy Parking Cleveland, Tennessee 272 •' -. • ‘- - . --V . • :'o- ? HBk. jai@SSSB fe: — -T ' r . ■ . -r-'-U'- ....--; ..• ‘ •'-;T' ,r; - ,.- :• .• ,. ‘ 'jy y .. T . , . ,«a , _ t 1 , % -. 'c .« f • , • • . ttJrlJ,f ., ”% .� ,- . i, -• _ y%- ' ; v- rc-jfc- •• •■- • .V ■• -V’. ’ .'.. ■ •; V • .v ’ -r -l v� - ' v‘t(‘ • .« x , ’0 ,V v”' .v s y; . . t� ;-‘ 'Wi ?3£x£