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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1975 volume:

Life flows around you One day flows into another with people, places and happenings slipping by. One minute it's autumn and ... school. You just can't shake that summer laziness and everyone's griping about their schedule. The halls are more crowded than ever. People are still waiting to get into E Building. Tickets for the first football game are $1.25! Inflation strikes again! The band strikes up and the Bears roar onto the field while the student section huris mess around cheers through the air. Suddenly, it hits you. Another year for good 'ole BCHS has begun. Ik So you're into it now, high school kid, 1974-75. It's the beginning for freshmen and the beginning of the end for seniors. Bradley's big, 2300 strong. Personalities cross, recross, separate and combine. Sometimes, caught in the middle the real purpose of school is forgotten—academics. Social Science-is more history re- peating itself or are more students repeating history? English—four years are re- quired-no less. Math—lots of new faces were seen there this year. The one ques- tion of a Chemistry student, “When will the Science Department be blown up? After much debate. Building Trades begin a house. 'Readin', 'ritin' and 'rithmatic are alive and well at Bradley Central. Competition. It's really the root of all high school activities, isn't it? Sports play a major role. You're running for the touch- down. You see daylight ahead—only ten more yards ... and then BAM! You're cut down from behind. You struggle for a boy or girlfriend. You struggle to keep them. Out of many only a few are chosen as for the varsity cheerleading squad. More often than not you hit a solid barrier and you're beaten. All you can do is try. 7 No matter where you turn at Bradley something is going on. From talking, laughing and milling about in the halls between classes to eating during lunch people are busily leading their own lives or maybe being led by others. Of course, teachers are never too busy to get into whatever is happening, no matter how strange it may be. Some one is always taking a field trip. To keep up you have to move on. Sometimes you neec 10 Giving seems to be a large part of Miss Eugenia Rodger's life—Giving of herself and her wealth of knowledge to the stu- dents of Bradley High and to the Cleve- land Community. Miss Rodgers began her teaching career at Bradley immedi- ately after obtaining her BA from the University of Chattanooga and her M.Ph. from the University of Wisconsin. Dur- ing her many dedicated years at Bradley she has taught American History, Medi- eval History, Bible, Psychology and Sociol- ogy and Spanish I II. The school's news- paper The Trumpeter was initiated and sponsored for many years by her. She chap eroned many girls' basketball trips and was in strumental in arranging senior class trips. During Bradley's growing years, she worked tirelessly for community support of new and adequate faci lities. She has also managed to teach a Sunday School Class and sponsor a Girl Scout Troupe. It's time we gave something back. To Miss Eugenia Rodgers, for her many services to Bradley Central High School, we dedicate the 1974-75 Ocoeean. May this book preserve, for future generations some of the qualities of character, leadership and genuine teaching ability which she epitomizes. FEATURES School life is not all books and studies. Some of it is special. Seeing a very dear friend crowned Homecoming Queen or winning Best Play after having worked two long, hard months for that very honor-there are just no words to express how you feel at those moments. Those mo- ments make all the disappointments bearable and all the dull moments easier to live through. One part of school is special and some people and events are featured ... 17 Homecoming 1974 October 4, 1974—Homecoming. The air was crisp and cold. Excitement mounted as the court came across the field, sa- luted by the ROTC cadets. The queen is ... Cathy Smith. As the band breaks into The Entertainer Cathy is crowned, the traditional kiss bestowed. Despite a dis- heartening game loss to Red Bank, the annual Homecoming Dance followed thereafter with plenty of music by Street People and plenty of fun to end another Homecoming week. Principal Bill Schultz crowns the queen while flower girl Tasha Keller and crown bearer Rusty Munger look on. Queen Cathy Smith receives congratulatory kiss from escort Kenny Kibble. 18 19 Junior attendant Tammy Elrod, escort Rusty Smith lunior attendant Amy Robinson, escort Billy Cochran Soph, attendant Kathy Kirkpatrick, escort Tim Kuhns Fresh, attendant Monica Albomoz, escort Rick Davis 22 Robbie Howard Linda Greene Brenda Walker Junior Beauties Karen Daniel Melinda Williams 24 Boy's Girl's State Delegates Boy's Delegates (l-r) Paul Ramsey, Jimmy Coleman, Brian Holloway, ALTERNATES (l-r) Johnny Cartwright, Johnny Baker, Mervin Ownby 2b GIRL'S Delegates (l-r) Donna Caldwell. Libby McConnell, Connie Bancroft, Terri Williams MR. MISS BRADLEY 27 Tanya Ruth and Paul Ramsey Most Dependable Most Courteous Karen Sneed, Aaron Kinser Dara Masengil, Danny Day Most Dignified Cheryl Wimpee, Mervin Owenby Wittiest Karen Fra ier, Charles Kyle Friendliest Mike Moore, Lynn Talley Most School Spirit Cindy Sneed, Anthony Lowery Best Dressed Mary Leamon, Eddie Davis 29 Most Popular Danny Mull, Cathy Smith Most Sincere Connie Williams, Greg Bethune Most Athletic Donna Caldwell, lohnny Baker Most Bashful Greg Epperson, Misty Shelton Most Intellectual Margret Calfee, Keith McAlister Best All Around Terri Williams, Brian Holloway Most Independent Becky Wells, Kenny Kibble Best School Citizens Connie Bancroft, Phillip Donihe Junior Miss Contestants Being selected to participate in the Cleveland laycees' Junior Miss Pageant is a distinct honor. Bradley was proud to have five senior girls en- tered in the contest this year. Many long weeks of practice and preparation culminated in a beautiful pageant on December 6, 1974 in the Old Bradley High Auditorium, in which Bradley High girls took four awards. Rhonda Brown re- ceived the “Most Photogenic and 1st runner-up awards. Keyoda Hall was 2nd runner-up and Te- resa McConnell was voted Miss Congeniality by her fellow contestants. Also participating were Kathy Bain and Connie Williams. 32 Rhonda Brown Keyoda Hall MISS CLEVELAND 33 Sweetheart Court Elected by their respective classes these girls choose their own escorts. They are presented at the annual Sweetheart Dance in February. The senior attendant having the most votes is Sweet- heart Queen. Senior Attendants (below left) Aaron Kinser. Karen Sneed; (below right) Faron Fowler, Terri Williams. (above) Sweetheart Queen: Debbie Stansberry Escort: Danny Mull May Court May Court attendants are chosen by their respective classes with the girl receiving the most votes designated as Queen. May King is the runner-up to Mr. Bradley and other senior escorts are other people receiving votes for Mr. Bradley. The attendants and escorts are presented in special May Day ceremonies sponsored by the Physical Education Department. (picture right) May King and Queen: Danny Douglas, Rhonda Brown (be- low left) Seniors: Brian Holloway, Donna Caldwell (below right) Seniors: Melvin Elder, Cindy Sneed UNDERCLASS ATTENDANTS (picturt left) Juniors: Debbie Creech, Deb- bie Bottoms; Sophomores: Susie Chapman, Patricia Rubble (picture below left) Freshmen: Ann Malone, Betsy Drake (picture below right) CLASS NIGHT 1974 Many long hours of hard work went into making this year's Class Night a tremendous success. Sponsored by Bradley’s Thespian Troupe 20, four one-act plays were presented on November 22, 1974 in the Old Bradley High Auditorium. The Freshman play was The Handyman ; sophomore, Pinch Me ; junior, Pardon My Second Scene ; senior, Mooncalf Mugford . The senior class had the greatest number of people in attendance and their representatives, Libby McConnell and Danny Douglas, were named Mr. and Miss Class Night. The follow- ing awards were also presented: Best Play; Pardon My Second Scene (junior Play) Best Directors; |an Hamilton (Senior Play) Curtis Hickey (Sophomore Play) Best Actor: Keith McAlister (Senior Play) runners-up: Chuck Chambers (Sophomore Play) Mark Samples (Freshman Play) Best Actress: Myra Cagle (Junior Play) runner-up: Kathy Cameron (Senior Play) Best Supporting Actor: Brian Higdon (Junior Play) runner-up: Rick Davis (Junior Play) Best Supporting Actress: Pam Ruth (Freshman Play) runner-up: Lynne Talley (Senior Play) Best Stage: Junior Play (Kim Pack, Mgr.) Best Stage Workers: Vickie Hackney Terry Howard i8 4 DAR GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD WINNER |an Hamilton 40 Senior Honors Valedictorian-Margaret Calfee Class Representative-Mitch McClure Salutatorians-Ray Calfee, Keith McAlister Honor Group-(front row l-r) lewallen, Wright, Calfee. Horn. (2nd row l-r) McBryar, Hindman. Miller. McConnell, (3rd row l-r) M. Miller, Mullins, Barker, (4th row l-r) Franks, Kibble. Marshall, Bancroft, (5th row l-r) Whitted, McAlister, McClure. (6th row l-r) Hawkins. Hamilton, Donihe Honor Croup-(front row l-r) Elder, Wallace, Ruth, Hall, (2nd row l-r) Broomfield, Wooden, Ceren, (3rd row l-r) Elrod, Davis. Scoggins. (4th row l-r) Goodwill, Willis, Williams, Masengil. (5th row l-r) Hooper, R. Calfee, Ramsey 42 ORGANIZATIONS • • • Bradley’s student orga- nizations are an integral part of the school year. From the National Honor Society to the Photography club, they group people with spe- cial talents or interests. Many worthwhile activi- ties such as the Key Club Basketball Tourna- ment and the Thespian's Class Night come from the hard work of indus- trious club members. Without all of Bradley's many student organiza- tions many of the things which make school life enjoyable would be lost. Student Council Serving the student body and faculty with programs of entertainment and interest, the elected representatives of the Student Council work hard. Fashion shows, a fac- ulty tricycle race, and spirit chains for the Bradley Cleveland football game are just a few of the many activities sponsored by this organization. An outstanding Council activity this year was Club Day. All school organizations set up boothes to advertise their club. The day was a tremendous suc- cess. The Council consists of six seniors, five juniors, five sophomores and five freshmen. (picture right) (l-r) (bottom row) Ramsey. Calfee. T. Williams. Ruth T. McConnell. L. McConnell (2nd row) Prottit, Kendrick, Loveday, Hicks (3rd row) S. Watson, K. Watson, Sneed, Vaught, Stonecipher (4th row) Kel- ley. Marr (sponsors) Morrow. Dykes, Fair, lohnston. P. Williams Officers (top to bot- tom) L. McConnell, pres.; Ruth V. Pres.; CaHee, sec.; Johnston, ass. treas.; Fair, treas.; Dykes, pari.; T. McConnell, chap. v Seniors (l-r) Williams, Ruth, Ramsey, L. McConnell, Calfee, T. McConnell luniors (lop to bottom) S. Watson, K. Watson, Dykes, Johnston, Fair 45 4b Sophomore (l-r) Hicks, Morrow, Kendrick, Loveday National Honor Society National Honor Society members hold a high place in the minds of both teachers and stu- dents. A grade average of 93 is needed to gain membership and this average must be main- tained. Projects are un- dertaken in order that two scholarships may be awarded to two out- standing graduating se- niors. There's also plenty of fun with the antics of the newly- elected member's initia- tion. This is truly an honor organization building character, ser- vice, leadership and scholarship. (front row l-r) McAlister, Masengil. Moore, Seto, Brown, Brown. (2nd row l-r) McConnell, M. Miller, Schrader, Little, I lewallen (kd row l-r) Llewallen, Nipper. Calfee, Ceren, Hall, Kibble (4th row l-r) Calfee. Watson Wallace, Scoggins, North, Carroll. Dowdy, Donihe, Elder (5th row l-r) Queen, Masengil. Elrod. Hamilton. Williams, J. Miller. Barker, Poteat (6th row l-r) Hindman, Millsap, Willis, Mullins, Bonine, Bancroft, Lane (l-r) Srite (sponsor), McAlister, pres.; Donihe, V. pres.; Williams, sec . Cal- fee, treas. Thespian Troupe 20 (front row l-r) Williams (sponsor). Williams, Ervin, Hamilton, Hickey, Ruth, Kelley (sponsor) (back row l-r) Brig- der. North, Matthews, Dunn, Harper. King, (not pictured) Cindy Herron Tryouts, rehearsals, costumes, make-up, cues, curtains, are all fa- miliar terms to a Thespian member. By promoting dramatics, Bradley's Thespian Troupe 20 hopes to al- lude you into a world of culture and refinement and allow you to explore the lives of many charac- ters. The Thespians is an honor club and members are expected to maintain a high scholastic average. Officers (seated l-r) North-point chairman, Bridger-top kitten, Williams-pres.. Hamil- ton-sec., Ruth-treas., Ervin-v. pres., (standing l-r) King-top kitten, Williams, Kelly-sponsors. Sophomore Play (l-r) Ervin. Bain, Hicks. Matthews, Hickey. Chambers. Matthews. Higdon. Pack, Hendrix. Schrader. Davis, Cagle Hyberger 49 (seated l-r) Stiles, Hall, Talley. Hamilton. Ruth (back row l-r) Wells, Cameron, letters. Nelson, Garren, McAlister, Triplett. Hackney Alpha Beta Club Inducting new members ... taking a fruit basket to child shelter home ... as- sisting with Clean Up Day ... playing football at a night meeting ... These are the contributing and rewarding experiences of Beta members. To be able to serve the teachers and student body the Betas first must possess the qual- ities of honesty, leadership, and scholastic achieve- ment. front row (l-r) Calfee, Hall Ruth. Williams, McConnell, Holloway, McConnell, McClure (2nd) (l-r) Masengil, Garren, Calfee, Bancroft. MacBryar, Llewallen, Hamilton, Wallace, Williams, Scoggins, Whitted, (4th row l-r) Hackney, Elrod, Mullins, Miller. Kibble, (5th row l-r) Hooper, Hindman, Willis, Barker, (6th row l-r) Bonine, Donihe, Elder, Arrants (sponsor), Ramsey, Finnell (sponsor) front row (l-r) Moore, Nipper, Hyde, Seto, Brown, Cross, (2nd row l-r) longley, Wimpee, Wright, Walls, (3rd row l-r) Dowdy, Goodwill, Norht, Schrader, Carroll, Caldwell, Millsap, (4th row l-r) Bunch, Wooden, Johnston. Masengil. (5th row l-r) Andrews, Elldredge, Offi- cer, Brown (6th row l-r) Ramsey, Broomfield, Rollins, Peterson, Poteat 50 Illusions (bottom row l-r) Shannon, Clayton, Dowdy, Chambers, Masengil, Masengil, Lowery (2nd row l-r) Johnson (spon- sor), Larson, Brown, Buckner, Phillips, Miller (3rd row) Garren, Hackney, Vaughn, Morris, Triplett. Watson (4th row l-r) Brown, Brogden, Herlin, Roberts, Walker (top row) Matthews, Iordan The Illusion Art Club provides an outlet for individual experi- ence in seeing and feeling visual relationships; producing works of art; knowing and understanding about art objects; and evaluating art products. Not attempting to make artists of pupils; we empha- size the unique creative capacity of each student and offer a con- structive outlet for this creativity. Bachelors Bachelorettes Behind the social life of Bradley Central High School lie the Bachelors and Bachelorettes. They arrange the dances and generally keep the entire school hopping. To obtain membership in this club one must undergo a grueling initiation period. Boys are made to eat raw eggs and girls must dress up in kooky cos- tumes. The entire ordeal must be worth it for in this club are some the happiest people at Bradley. front row (l-r) Ruth, Frazier, Osment, Smith, Stansberry, Wells, Williams, Siegrist, Munger, (sponsor) 2nd row (l-r) Lambert, Finnell, Cross, Talley, Epperson, Gibson (sponsor) ird row (l-r) Williams, Holloway, Walker, Fair, Creech, Elrod, Dykes 4th row (l-r) Sneed, Osment. Mull, Baker, Davis, Newman, Orr 52 front row (l-r) fenkins. Kibble, Wells, Phillips, Baker, Ramsey, Mull 2nd row (l-r) Bishop, Higdon, Butvher, Ingram, Tony, Watson, 3rd row (l-r) Cartwright, Walsh, Gilbert, Jones, King back row (l-r) Whitehead, Whaley, Northrup, Hafley, Kinder, Lawson Officers (front row l-r) Ruth, pres.; Siegrist, v. pres.; Smith, sec.; Williams, treas.; Osment, sgt. at arms; Sgt. at Arms, Wells; 2nd row (l-r) Jenkins, pres.; Ramsey, v. pres.; Baker, sec.; Kibble, treas.. Kinder, sgt. at arms; Phillips, sgt. at arms; (back row l-r) Monger (sponsor) Mull, chap.; Stansberry, chap.; Gibson (sponsor) (not pictured) Chuy (sponsor) 53 Possum Court King Possum Donnie Phillips (Entire Court) Siegrist, King, Northrup, Fraizer, Kibble, Smith, Wells, Whitehead, Talley, Phillips, Osment, Jenkins, Williams, Ramsey, Ruth, Sneed, Baker, Stansberry S4 Future Teachers Of America Dreaming of the day they will teach others, using the methods which they have been taught and adding their own ideas. Future Teachers learn to plan their lives so they may someday help develop others. (bottom row) (l-r) Kibble. Mullins, Miller, Herring, Hicks, Whitted, Fitzgerald (sponsor) (2nd row I- r) Heron. )ones. Goodwill, Elrod (3rd row l-r) Schrader, Goodwill, North, Ingram, Payne, Millsap (4th row l-r) )enkins, Kile, Bain, )ones, Parkes Library Assistants (kneeling l-r) Thatch, Officer, Garrett. Trewhitt, Brown, Dailey, Hickman, Stockburger, (stand- ing l-r) Bowers (sponsor), Horn, Carroll, Beaty, Leamon, Brown, Dailey, Longley, Scoggins, Rus- sell, Seto, Stockburger, Bates, Neal (sponsor) Mending, shelving, stamping books and cards and assisting students and teachers; these girls of the Library Assistants lend helpful hands. Key Club Calendar girls ... car- washes ... dunking machines ... the Key Club is a busy club consisting of boys ea- ger to offer their ser- vice to the school and community. I b—i front row (l-r) Lowery, Davis, Holloway, Cartwright, McClure, Ramsey, Holloway (sweetheart) 2nd row (l-r) Burrell. Bethune, Harper, Massengale, Ratcliffe, Fowler, Jenkins, 3rd row (l-r) McIntyre, Jolley, Matthews. McAlister, Whaley, Queen, 4th row (l-r) Cochaan, Ledford, Dowdy (sponsor) (top to bottom) Ramsey, (pres.) McClure (V. Pres.) Cartwright (treas.) Holloway (sec.) 5L Future Business Leaders Of America Seniors (front row l-r) Stamey, Wooden, Nip- per, Hyde, Wright, Stansberry, Fra ier, Tal- ley (2nd row l-r) Walsh, Harrison, S. Wooden, Hindman, Cancroft, Scoggins (row 3 l-r) L. Jones, Matthews, Din- kins, Arrowood, Cross, Roe, Nelson (row 4 l-r) D. Myers, Kyle, C. Jones, Rayburn Typing, shorthand, salesmanship, econom- ics, intertwined with in- telligence and the will- ingness to co-operate make good FBLA mem- bers. These business leaders of tomorrow are forming their leadership qualities today. Underclassmen (bot- tom row l-r) Hickman, Barrett, K. Nipper, Payne, Nolen, Barrett, Stater (2nd row l-r) Lyles, Thacker, Neeley, Conn, Tinsley, Buckner, (3rd row l-r) D. Davis, Gibson, Grady, Crye, Dixon, Beck, Lawson (4th row l-r) Cunning- ham, Long, Pierce, Holmes, Whaley, R. Davis, Gobble, Johnson (5th row l-r) Ballinger, J. Bates, M. Bates, Chambers, Prickett, Gordon, Brown, Poteat (6th row l-r) German, J. Myers, Hayes, Higgins, Higdon (7th row l-r) Disney, Cochran, Led- ford, King, Earls 58 Future Scientists Of America The members of this club are seeking higher education in the field of science and are explor- ing the areas of interest common to club mem- bers. Some of the activi- ties are tours of local es- tablishments (such as hospitals, etc.) or orga- nizations that would fur- ther the purposes of the club. Seated (l-r) Loveday, Atchley, Barrett (2nd row l-r) Elledge (sponsor) Warren. Mooneyham, Whitted, Beavers, Wimpee, Stockburger, Whitted (3rd row l-r) Stonecipher, Roberson. Farmer, Wallace, Talley 60 officers (l-r) Farmer, reporter; Loveday, chaplain; Wimpee V. pres.; Wallace, treas.; Tal- ley, sec.; Whitted, pres. Trumpeter Staff Staff heads (bottom row l-r) Wallace, Business Manager; Cagle, News Editor; Newman, Features editor (top row l-r) James, Circu- lation Manager; McAlister. Editor-in-chief; Chism, (sponsor) Valuable journalism experience is given to many student by the school paper. Informative news is given to the entire student body through the paper. Honors are proclaimed, humor is shared and writing talent is brought to light by the Trumpeter. The paper gives and takes, not content just to do some of either. reporters and typists (bottom row l-r) Barrett, Geren, Suits, German, Davis, Matthews, Dillon, Aultman, Little, Hawkins. Shelley, (3rd row l-r) Brown, Matthews, Webb, Suits Dunn (4th row l-r) Mitchell, Brown, Davis Farmer Tri-Hi-Y (front row l-r) Ruth, Williams, (2nd row l-r) Turner, Golden. Kendrick. Harris, Dykes. Siegrist, Barrett (}rd row l-r) Miller Triplett Baker. Creech. Fair, Idom (sponsor) (4th row l-r) Finnell. Davis. Lambert. Elrod, Johnston, Dixon As a social club, Tri-Hi-Y also provides many services. The members enjoy the friendship of their classmates in a social atmosphere and at the same time de- velop their character to become a well- rounded, mature adult. Activities include selling Halloween insurance and taking a food basket to needy families at Thanksgiving. 62 Officers (l-r) Miller, Treas.; Ruth, v. pres.; Siegrist. pres.; Williams, sec.; Johnston, chap. Spanish Club As a study club, the purpose of the Spanish Club is to stimulate interest in the Spanish language. Arousing many questions concerning the Spanish way of liv- ing, it acquaints students with Spanish literature, arts and customs. Activities include programs, Christmas caroling and sponsoring of students in National Spanish Contest and the International Banquet. officers (top l-r) Moore, Carroll, treasurer; (row 2 l-r) Calfee, v. pres.; Little, sec.; (bottom l-r) Brown, President; Trewhitt, Historian (front l-r) Hendrix. Rogers, Calfee. Brown, Carroll, Little, Moore (2nd row l-r) Wiseman. Clabough. Trewhitt, Pierce, Crick. Good, Hawkins (3rd row l-r) Moore, Moore, Painter. Withrow, Prickett, Tinsley, Hawkins, How- ard (4th row l-r) Martin, Quinn, Lozano, Suits, Parker, Wahley. Suits. Llewallen (back row l-r) Womac, Hall. Cross, Day 63 French Club Furthering the studies of students in the French language and cus- toms is the main purpose of the French club. Meetings and activi- ties include guest speakers, film presentations, and money-making projects. (front row l-r) lougheed. Shell, Holmes, Poteat, Lambert (2nd row l-r) Wood, Murphy, Haire, Key, Watson, (row 3 l-r) Matthews, Mathis, Guthrie, Wilson, Gibson (sponsor) (back row l-r) Samples, Pack, Lewis, Ba- con, Cagle M (bottom row l-r) Poteat, v. pres.; Lougheed, chap.; (top row l-r) Lambert, pres.; Holmes, sec.; Shell, treas Junior Classical League The Saturnalia ... bake sales ... Roman costumes. JCL'ers take a panoramic view of ancient Roman cul- ture, revived Grecian architecture, and live in the fan- tasy of mystic gods and goddesses. (l-r) (bottom row) Leslie Nolen, Patricia, Odom, Tern Parker, Kris Hyberger, Beverly Hawkins, Chris Turner (2nd row l-r) Janna Schrader, Patricia Cagle. Evonne Carren. Leanne Conner, Miss Conway, (sponsor) Barry Varner, Tony Cawood (3rd row l-r) Terry Akins, David Lee, Tim Kuhns, Tony Ballinger, Alan Bowers 65 officers (l-r) Kris Hyberger, secretary-treasurer; Karen Odom-vice-president; Terri Parker-president. Interact Club (front 1-r) Myers, Finnell (sponsor) (2nd row 1-r) Jeffers, Dunn, McAlister, Stansberry, Stackkk, Andrews This boy's organization is formed in conjunction with the Rotary Club. The club is service in na- ture with all boys par- ticipating in various ac- tivities and projects. 66 (officers present sweetheart a rose) (1-r) Lougheed, treas.; Lusk, sec.; Finnell, sponsor; Leamon, sweetheart; Hickey, v. pres.; Ervin, pres.; Boosterettes 68 (top row) Holloway. Hutchins. Harris, Smith. Satterfiled, Cagle. Cooper, Odom. Bledsoe. Gibson (row 2) Lambert, Williams, Walker, Russell. Auberry, Turner, Rubble, Albornoz, Dixon Stansberry, Brank, Johnson, Patterson, Lawson, McCracken, (row 3) Lethco, Kaylor, Nolan, WiLawson. Stanley, Kimsey, Liner, Dunn. Poole (row 4) Bailey, Young, Dotson, Davis. Pike, Bam. Cross, Mathis, Liner (row 5) Melton, German, Myers, Lee, Myers, North, Dalton, Callahan, Higdon. Greene, Trammell, Wat- son, Gobble, Beck, (row 6) Norris, Dodd, Sain, Morrow, Ballanger, Davis, Thomas. Tinsley. Baxter (row 7) Pierce, Anderson, Bishop, Masengil, Weir, Delk, Arnold, Earls, Morris, (row 8) llewallen, Sneed, Trentham, Johnson. Orr. Runion, Harris, Ham- mons. Eubanks, Brown. Dodd, Delk, Phillips (row 9) Crick. Massengil, Roberts, Holloway, Sherlin. Fair, Orr, Dykes, Creech, Backing our team with their presence and cheers these underclass girls rep- resent the school spirit of the entire student body. They present special rou- tines at pep rallies and sponsor receptions. officers (top to bottom) Pam Patterson-chaplain, Judy Orr-treas.; Debbie McCracken-sec.; Com- mittee chairman: Donna Llewallen, Cindy Barrett, vice-pres. Donna Johnson; Pres.-Teresa Delk Pepperettes 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 Peppe- rettes lead on. (front row 1-r) McCann, Coe, Hyberger, Talley, Epperson, Triplett, Frazier, Stiles (2nd row) Thompson, Lovelace, Shelton, Miller, Adams, Stamey (3rd row) Sneed, Wells, Goforth, Beaton, Broome. Cross, Roe 69 Photography Club In the Photography Club students learn techniques of taking and developing pictures. A dark room is set up for them to work in and their club meet- ings include talks from guest experts. (bottom row l-r) Beavers. Cross, Beck, Gobble, Ballew 2nd row (1-r) Delaney. Dixon, Leamon. Little, Ledford 3rd row (l-r) Miller, Reno, Dunn, McAlister. Bicycle Club Williams (sponsor), Mantooth, Harrson. (2nd row) Hail, Bunch, McCoy, Hersley, Golden, Butcher, Farmer, Roberson, (3rd row) Gilliland, Lindsey, Balinger, Plemons, Morrison, Poteat, Carmichael, Kersy, Webb (4th row) Morris, North, Brank, Morris, Frady, Brown, Defrkee, Adams (back row) Boice, Gobble. German, Cochran Orr, Adam The Bicycle club conducts the an- nual cyclethon for the Heart Asso- ciation. The members promote bi- cycle safety and physical fitness. 70 officers (l-r) Frady, sec. and treas.; Lindsey, pres.; (not pictured: Lougheed) Distributive Education A sense of financial re- sponsibility and deter- mination may be seen in most DE members. Holding a job and keep- ing up with class assign- ments is a full time oc- cupations require- ment given DE students. (bottom row 1-r) Cooper, Baxter, Stillwell, Franks, Clements, Linkous (sponsor) (2nd row) Stevenson, Kay- lor, Edwards, Bottoms, Adams, Gibson, Porter. Dale, Maney, Harper. Stallings, Iordan (3rd row) Elliott. Delk, Griffith, Mason, Cochran, Tucker, Toney, Wells. Edwards, Gaston (4th row) Palmer, lendrman, McDowell, Randolph, Sneed. Bennett, Cane (5th row) Stevenson, Belcher. Farmer, McCarter, Flaherty, Smith, Stevenson (6th row) Moore. Smith, Suits, Bishop (1-r) Linkous, sponsor; Adams, sec.; Stallings, pari.; Cooper, reporter; Franks, v. pres.; Elliott, pres; Delk, treas.; Future Homemakers Of America Creed: We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hopes. For we have clear consciousness of seeking old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes. Homes for America's future Homes where living will be the expression of everything that is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith will be realities, not dreams. (row 1 l-r) Mowery, Sliger, Skeleton, Thomas, Tinsley, Davis, Massengale, Barrett, Adams. Huff. Bishop (row 2 l-r) Guinn, Ram- sey. Murphy. Finnell, Moore, Eslinger, Thomasson, Lawson (row i l-r) Bonnie. Swafford, Sutton, McGuffey, Crye, Sain, Carroll, Case, Young, Cline (row 4 l-r) Schrader, Leamon, Wallace, Stansberry, Lee. Rymer. Brandam. Patterson (row 5 l-r) Emmerson] Heron, Stewart, Higgins, Hickman, Hindman. Bancroft (row 6 l-r) (Advisors) Crabtree, Taylor, Clark, Bivens 72 Future Farmers Of America (bottom row l-r) Kerr, Harris, Calfee, Ellis. Tilley, Ross, Mitchell, Kirkpatrick. Ownby. Davis, Beaty (2nd row l-r) Arnold (spon- sor) Watson, Tinsley, Gaston, Phillips, Stinon, Ownby, Hustan, Varnell, Butgess, Lackey (sponsor) (3rd row l-r) Hall, Warrne. Guinn. Brown, Nipper, Campbell, Buckner, Ogle, Hickman. Norwood, Pendergrass (4th row l-r) Moore, Green, Lawson. Har- ris. Lawson. Brown, Cannon, Eldredge. Greg (Sth row l-r) Rogers, Ledford. Elrod, Rymer, Clabough, Scoggins, Haney, Elliott, Brown, Stephens, (feth row l-r) Stuman, Praetor, Powers. Chapman. Ledford. Earls, Jenkins, Young, Author, Cody (7th row l-r) Burns, Kirkpatrick, Sliger, Scott, Wills, Humphries, Hammonds, Goble, Watkins, Miller, Goodwin (bottom row l-r) Humphries, Cross. Ownby, Ownby. Caldwell. Mooneyham. Pulliam, Allen, Ogle. Beaty, Osment (2nd row l-r) Arnold. Shelley. Starmes, Green. Chapman, Simmons. E ns ley, Branhan. Brooke. Lackey. (3rd row l-r) Deford, Wooden Davis. Ervin, Pickier. Cooper. Freeman, Hall. Harrison. Frazier, (4th row l-r) Samples Cameron. Brewer. Staton, Phillips, Ownby. Liner, Kibble, Johnson, Calhoun, (5th row l-r) Johsons, Huston, Herron, Hybarger, Bell. Jones. Ogle, Ledford. Fowler, (bth row l-r) Austin, Moore, Massengale, Smith, Ownby, Crow, Aultman, Phillips (Agriculture Office Assistants) (l-r seat- ed) Dill, Wooden, Grady (standing l-r) Corbin, Cross, Neeley, Jones The FFA is the national organization of boys and girls studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools. The primary aim of the FFA is the development of agricultural lead- ership, cooperation, citizenship and patriotism. In the Vocational Agriculture depart- ment at Bradley, students can de- velop supervised work experience in Animal, Plant and Soil Sciences. Courses include such areas of study as Agronomy, Forestry, public speak- ing, agriculture accounting, parlia- mentary procedure and general farm management. Scribes Another year has seemingly blown by. The breeze has settled for awhile and it seems as if we have the rest of our life before us. It won't be long though, before the wind comes again to sweep us on to our prespective destinies. We are growing older—though unconsciously and the foot of time falls as softly as ever. The current of life flows on as smoothly as always- indeed the fuller the current the more noiseless it flows. Children will grow up around us and take our places and those of our friends in the never-end- ing palasade of eternity. These words will fall but memories on the pages of time-once read-once turned, like a book you only read once. Call this chapter For Al- ways and though the words are read; the book tucked away in the universal library of all our lives, let it's meaning last forever. Have the memories grow and be nurtured with the passing of time. Members: Vice-President—Kris Hyberger Secretary-Rosemary Crittenden Treasurer-Pam Hawkins Robin Bridger Melanie Aultman Connie Roberson Karen Dixon Don Ramsey Keith McAlister Wilma Parker Patricia Cagle 75 Ocoeean Staff Scheduling pictures ... holding elections ... listening to complaints and suggestions ... trying (trying!) to meet deadlines. Putting the Ocoeean together is a highly com- plicated project, costing thousands of dollars and con- suming many hours of hard work. Senior staff members sell advertisements. Editors organize pictures and lay-outs, while Business managers regulate expenses, jr. Representa- tives observe and assist, anticipating the positions they will hold next year as the heads of the staff. Much photography (taking and processing) is student-oriented. The annual is a student project; the advisor provides support and encour- agement. The frustrations of the staff heads and combined efforts of all who contribute to the yearbook bring a sense of responsibility and a deeper insight into people and the benefits of cooperation. Jr. Rep. (l-r) Denise Masengil. |udy SherJin, Breck Poteat, Karen Dowdy Co-editors-Cindy Lovelace. |an Hamilton 76 Senior Staff (front row l-r) Kibble, Wallace, Calfee, Herron, Jones (2nd row l-r) Mase- Advisor-Mrs. Martha Bagwell ngil, leamon, Shelton, Horn, McCann (back row l-r) Douglas, Hawkins, McConnell, Brown, C. Brown ■hotographers-laMar Ervin, Sherry Barker Photographers-Doyle Dunn, Anthony Lowery 77 Christian Crusaders Christian Crusaders-a name to be proud of. These students have a responsibility to themselves and to the school in that they must show Christian leadership and judgment in all areas of home and school life. They set the example of Christian ethics for their fellow stude'-' • (front row l-r) Roberts, Mooneyham. Wright, Sneed, Jones, Myers (second row l-r) Adkins, Parker, Wallace, Love- lace. Triplett. Garren, Bunch, (third row l-r) Harris, Denton, Myers, Allison (fourth row l-r) Longley, Stockburger, Sherlin, Jones, Bain, (fifth row l-r) Scog- gins, Chambers, Ervin, McDowell, Hendri (l-r) OFFICERS, Ervin-treas., Bunch-sgt. at arms. Wright-sponsor, Jones-program chairman. Good- will-chaplain, Triplett-pres, Sneed-sec., Ran- doiph-sgt at arms, Dunn-v. pres. 78 Vocational Organizations Central VICA Officers: (seated l-r) Melinda Mantooth-reporter. Bill Pri- ckett-pres., Sonya Sparks-sec., (standing l-r) ferry Blackwell-parl., Greg Morrow-treas.. Jimmy Swager-vice-president. Mr. Farmer-sponsor. Vocational Department Clubs have formed a consolidated body known as Central VICA. They meet together for special programs and have elected a Mr. and Miss VICA. Food Services (l-r) Paul. Rakestraw, Sutton. Ledford. White. Wright. Clabough. Flowers. Shaw. Roden. Matson. Maples. Owens. Robinson. Thomas. Floyd, Jones (instructor) 80 Students in this class are prepared for almost any restaurant or cafeteria work. They serve the faculty special luncheons, cater for many special school-sponsored events and an other food service needed or desired. (picture below) Johnston, (picture below right) Parker, (picture right) Reynolds, Gill Health Occupations Health Occupations strives to help stu- dents establish realis- tic vocational goals as well as creating enthusiasm for learn- ing, developing lead- ership, comradeship and ethical practices. (seated l-r) Hendershot. Hyberger, Stamey, Myers. Carroll, Hicks, (standing l-r) lames, LaDuke, Pounders (sponsor) Scoggins, Lundy, Broome, Beaton, Vamell, Gannaway, Callahan, Hooker. Row, Douglas, Davis, Messer, Dowdy, Adkins, Hodgson. Cross, Withrow, Goforth, Green, Arp 82 officers (l-r) Broome-treas., Beaton-sec., Varnell-pres., Callahan-reporter, Douglas- v.pres., Hendershot-chaplain, (not pict. lames-pari.) Auto Mechanics While learning the valuable trade of auto mechanics, these students de- velop leadership, character and a sense of responsibility. officers (Ur) Jones-sec., Matthews-pres.. Stallings-treas.. Kibbte-sgt. at arms, Snider- sponsor, (no! pictured: Cartwright-v. pres., Satterlield-sgt. at arms.) (l-r) Creen, Thacker, Visage, Bunch, Kellar, Smith. Collette, Stout. Wright, Rodney Wilson. Lynn. Blackwell, Stallings. Goins, Patterson, Mayton, Myers, Murry, Horn, Green, Kibble, Ledford, Gregg, Liner, Akins, Snider (sponsor) Cartwright, (in car) (ones. Pierce, Matthews Air Conditioning Refrigeration (front row l-r) Shields, Wright, lones, Phillips, Melton, Wooten, Miller, Willis, Maroon, Haney (back row) Ballinger. Chambers, Edwards, Brenizer, Calfee Learning about the technical skills involved in the air conditioning and refrigeration trades, these students gain valuable experience while planning for a future profession. 84 officers (l-r) Brenizer-treas., Maroon-parl., Edwards-reporter, Haney-chairman, Calfee-v. pres.; El kins-shop foreman, Wooten-sect., Harbison-pres. (not pictured) Welding (|-r) Atchley, Myers, Cody, Massengale, Ensley, Kelley, Defriese, May, Pendergrass. Willis, Kirkpatrick, Vamell, Disney, Austin, Burgner, Sain officers (l-r) Defriese-pres., May-v.pres.. Austin-sect, Willis-treas., Massengale- recorder, Kelley-pari. Welding provides an opportunity for the student who does not wish to go to college to enter the world of work as soon as he graduates. The club also strives to teach leadership and responsibility, qualities needed in order to succeed in any field of work. 85 Radio And Television (Front seated) (l-r) Ledford, Armstrong, Climer, Blackwell, Burmeister, Cody, Kinder (back row l-r) Lawson, Carson, Scog- gins, McEntire, Goble, Beshears, esley, Hurst, Coffey, Davis, Flowers Radio and Television students strive to promote high ideals and ethics. Their activities include planned field trips and programs designed for student interest. 86 officers (l-r) Davis-v. pres., Frazier-reporter, Flowers-treas.. Kinder-sec., Hurst- sponsor. General Metals Guthrie (instructor). Freeman, Hendrix, Couch, Goins, Anderson, Pirkle, Wills, Scott, Beasley, McMahan Students in General Metals learn to work on and with metals. They pro- mote highly ethical workmanship, leadership and a sense of responsibility. 87 Woodchucks (front row) (l-r) Epperson. Cavett, Vassey, Holmes. Blair, Gram, Roberson, Ingram, Carter, Taylor, Burnette, Swafford (back row) Brown, White, Ownby, Baine, Dunn The Woodchucks participate in clean- up days and sponsor educational trips to build better work ethics and leadership. officers (l-r) Swafford-sec., Taylor-v.pres., Ingram-pres., Vassey-parl., Holmes-reporter, Carter-treas. Pre-Vocational Shop St Clair (sponsor) George, Gilliland Morgan. Brown, Jenkins. Thompson. Warren, Brown, Holloway, Bowling These students concentrate on dif- ferent vocations, the operation of equipment, and parliamentary procedure. officers (l-r) Warren. Brown-v. pres., Gilliland-pres.. Morgan-parl., Brown-treas.. Bowling-sec.. St. Clair instructor 89 Cosmetology (bottom row l-r) Wallace. Wright, Elliot. Epperson, Daniel, Doffee, Bowlin, Denton, Longwith. Crumley, Ballew, (row 2 l-r) Watson, Wimpee, Wilson. Stonecipher, Bankston, Gaston, Finnell, Callahan, Tinker, Scoggins, Sanders, Dixon, (row 3 l-r) Williams. Pam Fox. Ensley, Goins, Gib- son. Prince, Horn, Johnson, Keys, Boring, Palmer, (row 4 l-r) Gladson, Miller, Burgess, Higgins, Hall, Kinser, Simpson. Pulliam, Boyd, Mantooth, Hester In Cosmetology, stu- dents learn new hair- styles, they meet hair- dressers and are also available to fix anyone's hair who desires it. Cos- metology students try in every way to promote their vocation. 90 officers (top row l-r) Pulliam, Elliot, Brown (sponsor, Denton, Daniel, Doffee, Bowlin, Ballew, (bottom row l-r) Ep- person, Crumley, Longwith Pre-Vocational Drawing (l-f) Boeing, McClanahan, Epperson, Holmes, Wagner, Randolph, Johnson, Kersey, Moreland. Stiles, Stewart Myers, Bettis, Brock officers Pre-voc Drawing gives students a chance to see how the industrial world operates and at the same time serve as a leader in their school. 91 Vica-Jets (top row l-r) Morrison, Cissom, Gibbons, Mason, Scoggines, Wooden, Morrow, Dunn, Fox, Ensley, Parker, )enkins, (row 2 l-r) Adams (sponsor). Sparks, Hewitt, Howard, Gowers, McCraw, loughee, Swiger, Moore, Lindsey, Gobble, Fannin, Smith, Cochran, Thompson, (3rd row l-r) Jenkins, Mclntire, Davis, Higdon. Borders. Burrell, Frady, Romines, Lemons, Smith, Wilson, (front row l-r) Kile, Under- wood, Morris, Miller, Gilbert, Proffitt, Day, Brock, Payne, Johnson Measuring, calculating planning, all of these meth- ods are combined to make up the fundamentals which are used by the members of the drafting club. Young men prepare for the future by concentrating on the present. 92 OFFICERS (l-r) Cissom-sec., Day-pres., Davis-v. pres., Mcintire-treas., Moore-reporter, Borders- pari. Cafeteria Workers (l-r) Lemons, Pigg, Bledsoe. Baker, Baxter, Chandler, Lyles, Alison, Crittenden Student Workers (l-r) Simons, Caughron, Blanton, Owens, Adams. Mat- thews, Proctor, Murphy. T.O.E.C (bottom row l-r) Price, Hammons, Sneed, C. Sneed, McConnell, Dinkins. Arrowood. (2nd row l-r) Shamblin, Scroggins, Dill, Pendergrass. Triplett. Miller, Brown, Scoggins, McBryar, (3rd row l-r) Row, Walker, Disney, Holmes. Iones, Hicks, Wooden. Cash, Casto, Roberts, Mooneyham, (4th row l-r) Beatty, Goodman, Chadwick, Ball, Myers, Masengil. Thompson. Rogers. Shipman, Smith. T.O.E.C. consists of senior girls who have taken Vocational Office Educa- tion. Designed for students interested in becoming an office clerk or secre- ary, it serves to orient the student into the office situation. Some areas of study include ten-key and full-key adding machines, filing theory and practice, telephone etiquette and practices, handling of mail and dupli- cation practices. 94 OFFICERS (l-r) Beatty. Sneed. McBryar. Brown. McConnell 95 Building Trades Officers, (l-r) Kirkpatrick-pres., Ownby-V. Pres., Miller-reporter. Carver-dele- gate, Lambert-treas., Sledge-parl. Building Trades's main objective is to build a house. This they are doing. The house will be sold and the profit used to build another house next year. This project trains the boys partici- pating for a trade to be used upon graduation from high school and teaches them a great deal about respon- sibility. (l-r) Marr (sponsor) Suits, Carver, Anderson, Arp. Miller. Tinsley. Daub. Scoggins, Kirkpatrick. Lambert, Ownby. Humberd, Rogers. Anderson. Giles, Mikle. Tucker. Sledge The Bradley Band The Bradley Band is surely one of Bradley High's proudest achievements. It's music brightens pep rallies and it's ex- cellent half-time shows are a welcome addition to the foot- ball season. Probably the most active of the school organi- zations, the band sponsored money-making projects all during the year to pay for a trip to Florida. They also hosted and participated the Tri-State Band Festival in which they earned top honors. The Bradley Band also participated in the inauguration ceremonies in Nashville for Tennessee's new Governor Ray Blanton. This organization is one of the best-loved of all the Bradley High traditions. Mr. Byron Ball, Band Director 97 Kneeling-Jimmy Cole- man, Sharon Halloway Standing-Teresa Mc- Connell, Kathy Cam- eron, Judy Disney, Ray Calfee, Jeff Wooten. Rhonda Brown. Jeannie Hunt, Becky Bunch: BAND OFFICERS % DRUM MAJORETTE—Sharon Holloway Front Row-Marquette Miller, Robbie Howard, Middle Row-Rymer, King. Green, Proffitt, Top Row-Hunt, Bunch: MAIORE TTES 99 Front left to right-Poteet, Green. Carroll, Teresa McConnell (head flag twirler) Harris. Pack, Goins FLAG TWIRLERS RIFLES: Front Row-Kinder, Stansberry, Talley Back Row-Proffit, Brown, Bennet SILKS: Kneeling-Kathy Cameron (captain) Left to right-Mitchell, Walker, Sparks, Stinnett, Crye, Rob- erts, Suits, Casto, Case, Mull, Watson, Holloway, Swilling, Pitklesimer 100 101 FLUTE SECTION: Standing (left to right)—Golden, Schrader, Frady, North, Loveday, Goodwill, Ingram. Kneeling—(left to right)—Roberson, Crick, Murphy, Rogers. Beavers 102 SAXOPHONES: Kneeling-Miller, Calfee, Poteel, Johnson, Moore, Cambell, Shelle, lazno. Standing-Me Lain, Rogers, Calfee, Peterson, Bre- wer, Kinser, Butcher CLARINETS: Kneeling-Gaston, McDowell. C ampbell. Duckworth, Elrod, Moore. Davis. Petit. Slruzinsky, Vest. Standing-Bain, Castello, Dunn. Chambers, Ivey, Davis, Flowers. Brown. Suits. Goodwill. McCormick. Brown. Brown, Shell. Greg, Parker, Rowe. Quinn. Disney. Finnell 103 TUBA SECTION: (left to right)-Howard. Jeffers, Stansberry, Earls, Howard, Cross, Not pictured-Ian Harper PERCUSSION SECTION:-Kneeling-Hancock, Walker Standing-(left to right)-Wilson, Wooten, Randolph, Broome, Hannah, McLead, Brewer, Day, Earls, Ingram 104 Trumpets (kneeling l-r) Jones, Mathews, McLain, Farmer. Humberd. Dowdy, Ledford, Visage. Gibson, (standing l-r) Hyberger, Cal- fee, Stonecipher, Carroll, Butcher, Driggers, Morrow, Frady, Calfee, Epperson. Maroon, Lewallen, Stallings 106 107 Glee Club And Choirs GLEE CLUB (front row l-r) Cagle, Lewallen, Mitchell, Conner, Delaney, Guffey, Underwood. Poole, Humbard, Chastain. Hammond (2nd row I- r) Dowdy, Bowling, Varnell. McLain. Fisk, Whitted. Wallace. Stiles. Triplett, Adkins. Lawson. (ird row l-r) Poole, Stater. Bible, Marshall. Carver, King, Adams, Roberts, Suits, Vassey, Millsap The Chorus Department, through various programs and activities, endeavors to give happiness and joy through singing. The float they sponsored in the jaycees' annual Christmas Parade and the concerts and singing engagements they sponsor throughout the year express their belief that music is the art of happy living. 10« BEGINNING CHOIR (1st row l-r) Rutledge, McCracken, le- wallen. Bates, Ramsey, Cay- wood, Guine, (2nd row l-r) Gay, Allen, Sewell, Green. Huff, Mathis, Gentry, Posey, (3rd row l-r) Johnson, Thomp- son, Southwell, Gilbert. Kirk- patrick, Cagle. Caylor, Brad- shaw ADVANCED CHOIR (1st row l-r) Rutherford. Jenkins, Var- nell. Dixon, Cagle, Adkins. Beaton, (2nd row l-r) Ware. Wallace. Harvey, Roe, Smith, McCarter, Colston, Cross. (3rd row l-r) Cheek, Maney. Mat- thews. S. Cain, L Cain. Rob- erts, Watson. Harper 109 R.O.T.C 110 (instructors and secretary l-r) Major D.L Gardner, Mrs. Shirley Jackson, Master Ser- geant Charles E. McAmis Battalion Staff (center front) Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Philip Donihe (row l-r) Cadet Major Steve Le- wallen, Cadet Second Lieutenant Mark McDowell, Cadet First Lieu- tenant Eldon Chambers. Cadet First Lieutenant Gary Rhea. Cadet First Lieutenant Danny McCraw, Cadet Sergeant First Class Paul Underwood Color Guard (l-r) Cadet Private First Class Con- nie Wallace, Cadet Staff Sergeant Mike Varnell, Cadet Staff Sergeant Sandra Seirsey, Cadet Corporal Marie Mullins, Cadet Private First Class Jimmy Bettis 111 A Company (Center front) Commander Cadet First Lieutenant Roger Day (l-r middle row) First Platoon Cadet Master Sergeant Walter Blackwell, Second Platoon leader Cadet First Lieutenant Tony Stephens Third Platoon Leader Cadet Second Lieutenant Wayne Dickert 112 B Company (Center front) Commander Cadet First Lieutenant Lewis Stout (l-r middle row) First Platoon Leader Cadet Second Lieutenant Joe Lewis, Second Platoon Leader Cadet Master Sergeant Terry Deakins, Third Platoon Leader Cadet Sergeant First Class Terry Swafford 113 Co-Ed Drill Team (center front) Commander Cadet First Lieutenant Lewis Stout (row l-r) Co-commander Cadet Sergeant First Class Debbie Hyde, Cadet Private First Class Shelia Austin, Cadet Staff Ser- geant Andrea Harden, Cadet Sergeant Velma Thacker, Cadet Private First Classes Sutton, Carol, Turpin, Tammy, Lewis, Hawkins, Drennon Drill Team 114 (center front) Cadet First Lieutenant Gary Rhea, Commander Follow-Me Club 115 Office Aids Upperclass Schultz and Dowdy Office Assistants (front row l-r) McConnell, McKenzie, Myers, McDowell. (2nd row l-r) McBryar, Shoe- maker, Ruth, Williams. (3rd row l-r) Williams, Bancroft, Wimpee. Barker, (4th row l-r) Goodman, Coe, Beatty. Miller, Reno, Hindman Underclass Schultz and Dowdy Office Assistants (front row l-r) Dykes, Creech, Fair, Elrod, (2nd row l-r) Williams, Ledford, Morrow, Watson, (3rd row l-r) Kendrick, Kibble, Goza Answering phones, running errands, taking messages and assisting teachers, these girls are an important and useful part of Bradley. Without their help and cooperation the endless chores and details which are part of school life would be a much larger problem. Nurse Monger's Office Assistants (front l-r) Siegrest, Munger (back l-r) S. Holloway, . Holloway, Sneed Farmer Office Aids Johnson, Cochran, Talley, Smith, Seto, Pendergrass, Sneed, Mooneyham, Mcxxe Guidance Office Assistants |r. Aids (front l-r) Sheila Dalton. Pam Dilbeck (2nd row I- r) Paula Disney, Dianna Pierce (center) Linda Bailey, (Back row l-r) Mr. McCullough, Mr. Keller |r. Counselors (front) (l-r) Henderson, Musselwhite, (2nd row) (l-r) Law- son, Casteel, (3rd row l-r) T. lavs son, Gail Allen (4th row l-r) Cash. Critten- den, (5th row l-r) Thomasson, Coffman, (6th row l-r) Mr. Carter. Bonine, Ms. Martin, Farmer Filing records ... looking up information in files ... these are but two of the duties of the Guidance Office Assistants as they endeavor to help students and teachers alike. Without these girls the Guidance counselors' jobs would be virtually impossible, for they provide helping hands to ease the work of keeping the records and schedules of a 2300 student high school in order. 118 119 Track Football Girls Basketball Sept 13 BCHS 6 Chatt, City 9 Nov. 19 BCHS 67 East Ridge 43 Sept. 20 BCHS 14 McMinn Co. 7 Nov. 23 BCHS 78 McMinn Central 47 Sept. 27 BCHS 25 Maryville Everett 0 Nov. 25 BCHS 50 Soddy Daisy 23 Oct. 4 BCHS 18 Red Bank 3 Nov. 2b BCHS 52 Kingston SO Oct. 11 BCHS 14 Oak Ridge 21 Nov. 29 BCHS 72 Lenior City 48 Oct. 18 BCHS 14 Knox. Central 20 Dec. 6 BCHS 69 McMinn Co. 38 Oct. 25 BCHS 17 Franklin Co. 6 Dec. 10 BCHS 68 Notre Dame 28 Nov. 1 BCHS 34 Rhea Co. 0 Dec. 13 BCHS 92 Alcoa 33 Nov. 8 BCHS 14 Cleveland 13 Dec. 17 BCHS 72 Sevier Co. 52 Dec. .2« BCHS 67 Friendsville 39 Ian. 10 BCHS 66 Alcoa 45 Ian. 14 BCHS 88 Everette 62 Ian. 15 BCHS 62 Soddy Daisy 39 Ian. 17 BCHS 76 Cleveland 51 Ian. 21 BCHS 66 McMinn 35 Ian. 25 BCHS 77 Shelbyville 66 Ian 27 BCHS 83 Loudon 49 Ian. 28 BCHS 60 Hixon 42 Ian. 31 BCHS 92 East Ridge 54 Feb. 4 BCHS 90 Notre Dame 30 Freshman Football Sept 17 BCHS 14 Ross ville 6 Sept 24 BCHS 38 Rhea Co. 0 Oct 1 BCHS 6 McMinn Central 0 Oct 8 BCHS 0 Dalton 14 Oct 22 BCHS 22 McMinn Co. 0 Oct 29 BCHS 0 Cleveland 7 Boys Basketball Wrestling Baseball Nov. 19 BCHS 73 East Ridge 48 Nov. 25 BCHS 27 Kirkman 36 Nov. 22 BCHS 77 Me Minn Central 44 Nov. 27 BCHS 40 Soddy Daisy 24 Nov. 25 BCHS - Soddy Daisy 51 Dec. 5 BCHS 8 Lakeview, Ga. 48 Nov. 26 BCHS 33 Kingston 38 Dec. 12 BCHS 35 Riverside 24 Nov. 29 BCHS 33 Lenior 55 Dec. 14 BCHS 9 Knox Hall 47 Dec. 5 BCHS 58 Chatt. Central 54 Dec. 14 BCHS 23 Knox Carter 45 Dec. 6 BCHS 55 Me Minn Co. 65 Dec. 14 BCHS 5 Chatt. Central 66 Dec. 10 BCHS 73 Notre Dame 73 Dec. 16 BCHS 32 Seymour 24 Dec. 13 BCHS 60 Alcoa 79 Ian. 6 BCHS 9 McMinn Central 57 Dec. 17 BCHS 74 Sevier Co. 50 Jan. 9 BCHS 23 Ross ville 37 Dec. 20 BCHS 61 Howard Ian. 13 BCHS 10 McMinn Co. 36 Dec. 21 BCHS 62 Brainerd 71 Ian. 15 BCHS 25 McMinn Central 37 Dec. 26-28 Maryville Christmas Tournament Ian. 16 BCHS 20 Kirkman 38 Ian. 20 BCHS 12 Cleveland 48 Ian. 3 BCHS 59 Loudon 43 Jan.‘. 23 BCHS 39 Soddy Daisy 18 Ian. 7 BCHS 49 Maryville 46 Ian. 27 BCHS 36 St. Andrews 22 Ian. 10 BCHS 58 Alcoa 70 Ian. 14 BCHS 65 Everett 80 Ian. 15 BCHS — Soddy Ian. 17 BCHS 60 Cleveland 59 Ian. 21 BCHS 54 McMinn Central 51 Ian. 24 BCHS 49 Chatt. Central 59 Ian. 25 BCHS 75 Shelbyville 43 Ian. 28 BCHS 77 Maryville 56 Ian. 29 BCHS — Hixson Ian. 31 BCHS 68 East Ridge 55 Feb. 4 BCHS 63 Notre Dame 55 Feb. 7 BCHS — Loudon Feb. 11 BCHS — Cleveland Feb. 13 BCHS - Hixson Feb. 14 BCHS — McMinn Co. Feb. 18 BCHS — Everett Feb. 20 BCHS - Kingston 1974-75 Cheerleaders (standing) Cindy Sneed, captain; Becky Wells (Bear); (l-r) Tammy Runion, Susie Hammons, Terri Epperson, Kathy Orr, Cherie Dykes. Julie Harris, Amy Robinson. With cheers and smiles of encouragement to fans and play- ers alike, the cheerleaders promote school spirit in athletic events as well as the entire realm of school activities. To be a varsity cheerleader at Bradley is a great honor but is also a great deal of hard work. Through football and basketball season, the entire year long these girls are excellent repre- sentatives of Bradley High School. 122 Becky Wells ( Bear mascot) (.apt. Cindy Sneed (Senior) Tern Epperson (Senior) 123 Amy Robinson (lunior) 124 |r. Varsity Cheerleaders (back row l-r) Bobbie Carter-co-captain, Susie Cates, Susie Chapman, Monica Albomoz, Judy Samples, (middle row I- r) Dee Dee Kyle, Sonia Kibble, Tricia Rubble-co-captain, Tammy Mathis, (front row l-r) Betsy Harris, Kim (ohnson 125 With the roar of hundreds of fans and the music of the Bradley Band giving approval, the Golden Bears growled their way to 6-4 season record. In the action packed winning season there were some bad moments such as the heartbreaking Home- coming game loss to arch- rival Red Bankr But the sea- son came to a thrilling end with a victory which brings joy to every Bradley fan's heart: Bradley High-14; Cleveland High-13! 74—Bear Winning Season 126 1974 BRADLEY BEARS 127 ENDS (front row l-r) White, Baker, Sherlin, Allen (2nd row) Coins, Varner, Thomp- TACKLES (front row l-r) Brooking, Elrod. Massengale, Satterfield, (back row l-r) son, Lyles, Edwards (3rd row) Gaston, Lawson, Lowery, Atchley, Carter Lawson, Hughes, McKay, Holder 128 FULLBACKS (L-R) Hafley, Dixon, Carroll, Albornoz GUARDS (front row l-r) Taylor, Beaton, Whaley, Holder, Hammonds (2nd row l-r) Walsh, Higdon, Owenby, Mull, Ratcliff DEFENSIVE BACKS (front row l-r) Scroggins, Turner, Kuhns (2nd row l-r) Ramsey, McGaha, Ervin, Whitehead 129 Freshman Football Team (front row l-r) Cross, Sneed. Keller, Poteet, Walker, Frazier, Ceren, Lyles, Turner, Keller, Bunch, Dowdy (2nd row l-r) Graham, Pippenger, Ownby, Stephens, Hammonds, Matthews, Murray, Lott, Wear, Varner, Crisp, Johnson, Humphries, (3rd row l-r) Arnold, Howard, Cawood, Jones, Pritchett, Little, Foster, Goins, Cochran, Canddy, (4th row l-r) Heming, Austin, McCullough, Johnson, Cabrera, Hamil- ton, McCoy, Grissom, Osment, Arthur, Thompson. 130 Bradley Bearettes (kneeling l-r) Humbard, Mullins, Davis, Kirkpatrick, Mills (standing) Elrod, Miller, Maddox, Caldwell, Caldwell, Murphy. Chas- tain, Dixon, Smiddy Managers, Elrod, Miller (picture above) Forwards, (below) Guards The Bradley Bearettes closed out the regular season with 28 wins and 0 losses. For cov- erage of their tournament play, please see page 227. (picture left) Coach Jim Smiddy with seniors Marie Mullins, Donna Caldwell. 131 Bradley Bears (First Row) Geren, Fowler, Johnson, Burrell, Myers (Sec- ond Row) Holloway, Gark, Carroll, Traylor, Jolley (Third Row) Murray, Davis, Atchley, Cartwright, Donohoo, Crisp 133 B-Team Girls (Front Row) Anderson, Fannin. Branh, Barrett, Boyd (Second Row) Williams, McDaniel, Wilson, Whitehead Sophomore B-Team (Front Row) Clark, Johnson, Scoggins. Chapman (Second Row) Pierce, Murray, Crisp, Carroll B-Team (Front Row) Austin, Crisp, Castello, Smith, Geren (Sec- ond row) Longwith, Hall, Griffey, Hamilton (Third Row) Arnold, Keeling Wrestling (Front Row) Proffitt, Lott, Golden, Morris, Turner, Lyles, Clark, Strozak (Second Row) Rymerm, Beaton, Tin- sley, Albocnoz, Elrod, Whaley, Patter- son (Third Row) Beaton, Varner, Holder, Matthews, Ballinger, Balli- nger (Fourth Row) West, Shaw, Pre- sley, Lyles, Pritchett 137 (First Row) Ballinger, Trentham, Vincent, (Second Row) Harrison, Webb (Third Row) Patterson Cross Country Track (1st Row) Webb, Donihe. Scroggins, Prickett, Johnson, Maynard, Butcher, Cartwright (Second Row) Allen, Bandy, Ballinger, Vincent, Trentham, Ledford, Howard Varner, Holloway (Third Row) Patterson, Turner, McKay, Cantrell, Berefiels, White, Wooden, Albomoz 138 Mrs. feanne Ellis, Athletic Secretary Mrs. lean Cass, Principal's Secretary Mrs. Jessie Bowers, Asst. Librarian Mrs. rw hv Neal, Librarian Mr. Danny Keller. Guidance Counselor Judy Munger, R.N. Mr. Dave Shelton, School Store Manager. Mr Don Carter. Guidance Counselor Mr. O'Neil McCullough, Guidance Counselor 1. lean Ownbey; Pre-Alg., Arith., Alg. I 2. Richard Finnell; Arithmetic 3. Charles Haney; Arithmetic 4. Carol Renner; Alg. I, Geometry 5. Don Hughes; Alg. I, Pre-Alg 6. David Clonts; Alg. I, Pre-Alg 7. Gordon Sutile; Adv. Math, Alg. I, I. 8. George Warren; Pre-Alg. Arith. 13. Connie Demons; Freshman Science 14. Jerrie Lawson; Frsh. Science, Biology I 15. Kenneth Elledge; Fresh. Science; Phys. Science 16. Janice Gibson; Fresh. Science, Biology I 17. Shiriey Mclntire; Chemistry. Physics 18. Lebron Montgomery; Biology I 19. Martha Bagwell; Biology II 20. Steve Williams; Freshman Science 21. Jim Pruitt; Fresh. Science, Aerospace Science 22. Ronald Burdette; Biology I 23. Herbert Lackey; Vocational Agriculture 24. Charles Arnold; Vocational Agriculture 143 1. Phillis Wright; Bible 2. )o Bounds; World Hist., Gen. Bus., World Georg. 3. Jerry Frazier; Civics, Soc Psy. 4. Clarence Donohoo; American Hist 5. Paulette Brewer; Bible 6. Elsie Arrants; American Hist., Am. Govt. Current Events 7. Frank Lowery; American History 8. Eugenia Rodgers; American History 9. Gwen Srite; Psy. Soc. 10. Maj. Don Gardner; Military Science 11. Sgt. Charles McAmis; Military Science 144 12 m 12. Delores Smith; Typing I, Shorthand 13. Edith BaJdree; Typing I, Bookkeeping 14. Pat Minor; Gen. Bus. 15. Elizabeth Simpson; Typing I, Bus. Law Sales 16. Mildred Sparkman; Typing I, II 17. Carol Lackey; Typing I, II, Shorthand 18. Eddie Buck; Driver's Education 19. Doyle Parmer; Driver's Education 20. Billie Powell; Gen. Bus., Economics. I. Sandra Pounders; Health Occupations 2. Fred linkous; Distributive Education 3. Ernest Adams; Vocational Drafting 4. Brown Sain; Welding 5. Danny Marr; Building Trades 6. Paul Jackson; Pre-voc. Drawing 7. Frank Whitaker; Woodworking 8. Gloria Smiddy; Vocational Office Education 9. Carmen St Clair; Pre-voc. Orientation 10. James Guthrie; General Metals II. Lloyd Hurst; Radio-Television Repair 146 12. Betty Brown; Cosmetology 13. Bob Snider; Automotive Mechanics 14. Frank Cofer; Air Cond. and Refrig. 15. David Cawood; Boy's P.E. 16. Paul Jones; Commercial Food Service 17. John Chuy; Boy's P.E. and Health 18. Jim Smiddy; Girl's P.E. 19. Geneva Adams; Girl's P.E. 20. Bill Robertson; Boy's P.E. 21. Louie Alford; P.E. 22. I'Ene Bryant; Girl's P.E. and Health 147 (top to bottom) OFFICERS Danny Douglas-pres.; Janice Miller-sec.; Jan Hamilton-treas.; Dara Masengil-v. pres. Suddenly the finish line was upon us, and the course of our high school years was nearly over. Looking back we can see the changes that have occurred since our freshman year. We started out at Old Bradley, in a delapidated, outmoded building. Some 700 strong in number, we all had homeroom in the auditorium. Thrown together as we were, in that first year we became close. The largest and best class of the 1971-72 year. Then came the new building; large, modem and somehow frightening. Our sophomore year was laced with changes— new building, new policies, and a new spirit. We're the last class of the old. We're leaving and with us go some of the last ties with the Old Bradley. It's off with the old and on with the new for Bradley. As for us, we've passed the finish line and are owning toward the rest of our lives. Shirley Bennett Craig Brenizer Michelle Bishop Marl Burger Phillip Chapman Eddie McMahan Judy Disney Tommy Hehol Michelle Phillips Mike Rayburn Ricky Morgan Connie Young Jacqueline Stevenson Kathy Vamell 149 Denise Adams Laurie Adkins Gail Allen Pam Allison lames Anderson Tony Arp Johnny Baker 150 Steve Anderson David Andrews Debbie Arp Marilyn Ball Sherry Barker Denise Beaton Wanda Beck Margaret Belcher Greg Bethune Aletha Bible Steve Bishop Sandra Boring Gary Bottoms lack Borders Terry Boris Diane Boring Darlene Broome Charles Brown Greg Brown Kenny Brown Rhonda Brown 151 Walter Bullington Kathy Cabrera Donna Caldwell Doug Burgner Leroy Calfee Margaret Calfee Ray Calfee Kathy Cameron Sue Campbell Steve Canada Gary Carden Allen Carson Larry Carter 152 Chris Cartwright Johnny Cartwright Ricky Carver Lester Cartwright Sandy Cash Grant Caywood Pam Chadwick Eldon Chambers Sherry Cross Evelyn Davis Wendy Dinkons Patty Dixon Mitch Cullins Eddie Davis Judy Disney Pam Dodd Terry Curry Roy Daub Danny Day Chris Dixon Brenda Dill Donald Dixon Phillip Donihe Danny Douglas 154 Tony Edwards Melvin Elder Tom Eldredge Wanda Ensley Greg Epperson Terri Epperson LaMar Ervin Connie Falls Krktv Farmer ■fvv ♦ Sandra Farmer Far on Fowler Randolph Frady Evonne Garren Ricky Geren Kathy Gaston Doug Gibson Larry Gilbert Mickey Gaston Dianna Geren Ronald Gill Ian Hamilton Mike Hammond Linda Hammons Debbie Haney Connie Harmon Debbie H vey Calhy Hawkins Doyle Hawkins )im Holder Brian Holloway Bobby Horn Rose Horn Pam Howard Jimmy Hughes Marcella Humbard Les Humberd Danny Humphries Ricky Hutson Allison Hyberger 158 Terry Howard Debbie Hyde Gerald Hyde Steve Hyde John Ingram Doug Jenkins Jaton Jones limmy Johnson Gary Jones Nancy Jones Greg Kayfor Allen Keller Teresa Ingram Jerry Jenkins Kathy Jones Don Keller 159 Aaron Kinser left Kirkpatrick Tammy Lawon Rodna LaDuke Mike Ledford Mike Ledford Margie Lee Steve Lewallen |oe Lew� Terry Licklitter Kim Linder Joe Magrum Randy Maples Butch Massengale Dara Masengil |eff Matthews Freda May 161 Randy Mayton Debbie Me Bray ar Robbie McCann Renee McCarter Kathy McCleary Mitch McClure Libby McConnell Teresa McConnell Karen McCormick Rhonda McCoy Laura McDowell jerry McGaha Beverly Me Craw Daniel Miller 162 Janice Miller Tony Mikel Carl Miracle Rhonda Mooneyham Mike Moore Becky Morris Randy Morris Danny Mull Loleta Mull Marie Mullins Sandra Murphy Mike Murray Priscilla Myers David Myers Herman Myers Ernie Myers 163 Sharon Nelson Becky Nipper Annette Palmer Randall Ownby )oy Pendergrass Ronald Pickier 164 Terry Pendergrass Donna Price Gina Osment Mervin Owenby Freda Parton Don Payne Donnie Phillips Fred Phillips Vickie Prince Patty Pullen Paul Ramsey Connie Reagan Pam Roberts Donald Rogers Miles Robinson Debbie Roe Greta Rogers Jerry Rogers Velinda Roe Geri Rominger 165 Tanya Ruth Betsy Ross Alan Sliger Timothy Sledge lames Self Darlene Scroggins 166 Ha el Shoemaker Robert Shelton Terry Scott Cindy Smith Kenneth Simons ferry Shannon Randy Scoggins Linda Scoggins Danny Sanford Cindy Sneed Sonja Sparks Naomi Stacey David Stackich Karen Sneed jimmy Stallings Sharon Stamey jeannette Stanfield Debbie Stansberry Tony Stephens Mitch Stevenson Vickie Styles Steve Swilling fames Stuman 167 Lynne Talley Debbie Tankesley Scottie Thacker Donald Thomas Vivian Thomasson Donnie Tilley William Vameli loan Triplett Cathy Vaughn Faby Vallejo Robert Tucker Kay Wallace Steve Walsh Wendell Waters Teresa Walker 168 Kevin Wills Cheryl Wimpee Sharon Wooden Debra Wooten Roger Wright left Wooten Teresa Wright 169 Dwight Coffey Cindy Hindman Wes Hooper Cathy Jenkins Lewis Jones Donna Lundy Anthony Lowery Robert Presswood Bill Prickett Sandra Shipment Marilyn Swattord Becky Wells Vickie Wooden Mike Wooten lames Ash loey Harbison 171 JUNIORS ... cers: Randy James, pres.; Susan Holloway, v. pres.; Denise Masengil, secretary; Rick Davis, treas. 172 Strolling carelessly down the hall, heads thrown back, eyes fixed in front of them, juniors were easily distinguishable in a crowd. They had finally made it. They were upperclassmen and every one knew it. They were still second- place on the totem pole to the seniors and so had to try harder. Their cool- ness was evident in whatever they did. This class had some very out- standing individuals—that fact no one can deny. Some cheerleaders, out- standing athletes and exceptional students were juniors. They even won Best Play on Class Night! The year flew by for them and they shouldered more responsibility and were powered by the anticipations of becoming se- niors. Without this class, something would be lacking at B.C.H.S. So we've labeled them the imposters, those who often act more like seniors than se- niors do. fane Adams Terry Adkins Tim Adkins Bobby Arp Benny Alchley Chuck y Alchley Bruce Aulds Melanie Ault man Denise Austin Greg Austin Randall Baine Chip Baker June Baker Ronnie Ballinger Mary Barone Jenny Bates Maxine Bates Roberta Bates Rebecca Bates Beth Baxter Clara Bayless Curtis Beasley Deborah Beaty Pam Beaty Joyce Belcher Geneva Bell Doug Bird Reggie Bishop Kelly Blackford Jerry Blackwell Walter Blackwell Cecil Blalock Debbie Bottoms Alan Bowers Sylia Boyd Gill Brewster Robin Bridger Brenda Brown Cindy Brown Denise Brown Karen Brown Karen Brown Kathy Brown Randy Brown Sheryl Brown Ken Buckner Terrell Bunch Virginia Burgess Debbie Burgner Dennis Burgner Randy Burmaster Mike Burns Jerry Burrell Dan Butcher Myra Cagle Data Caldwell David Calfee Vickie Bowlin Darlene Callahan Vickie Callahan Lynn Campbell Kim Carroll Lisa Carroll Peggy Carroll Tom Carroll Wendall Carroll Donald Cartwright Stephen Cartwright Vicky Carver Rhonda Casotell Kathy Castello Debbie Case Holly Chambers Kay Chastain Patty Cheek Bobby Cissom Barbara (Tabough Ramona Clabough Curtis Clayton Deana Clayton Norma Clements Randy Climer Billy Cochran Diane Cochran Judy Cochran Jeff Cody Charlotte Cofer Jeff Coleman left Conn Alan Conner Charles Cooper Deborah Cooper Diana Cooper Donna Cooper Penny Corbin Carolyn Craig Christine Crawford Donald Couch Debbie Creech Debbie Crittenden Rosemary Crittenden Cherie Cross Patricia Crowder Katy Crumley Kathy Crye |im Crye Tony Cunningham Denise Curtis Emily Dailey Patricia Dale Karen Daniel Curt Davis Dale Davis Doug Davis Rick Davis Sandy Davis Tony Davis Jo Deford Chuck Defriese Penny Denton Wayne Dickert Kathy Dillon Paula Disney Roger Disney Alan Dixon Darlene Dixon Karen Dowdy Cathy Duckett Carla Duckworth Tony Dunn Cherie Dykes Darryll Earls Cheryl Eckstein Tim Edwards Ed Eldredge Larry Ellis Tim Ellis Charles Elrod Tammy Elrod Tim Elrod Jim Ensley Becky Fair k e Fann ieannie Felkner 174 Karen Finnell Debbie Fisk Karen Flowers Terry Floyd Rodney Frazier Sandy Garrett Alan Gaston Phillip Gaston left Geren Delinda German Steven Gibbons Ronald Giles Ray Gobble Steve Golden Ann Goodner Lora Goodwill Daryl Goodwin Judy Gordon Connie Grady Don Graham lean Graham David Green Shirley Green Debbie Griffith Larry Grooms lunior Guthrie Larry Hafley Charles Haire Diane Hall Faye Hall Ronnie Hamilton Lavon Hammond Brenda Hampton Darlene Harper Ian Harper Julie Harris Norman Harris Melinda Hawkins Pam Hawkins Ricky Hawkins Larry Helton Mike Hendrix Nanette Henry Debbie Henson Sherri Hickman Brian Higdon Jeff Higdon Barbara Higgins Tim Higgins Kathy Hixon Judy Hodgson Stanley Holder Joy Holloway Susan Holloway Cheryl Holmes Tish Hooker Doris Hooper Lena Houser Mark Howard Marvin Howard Ricky Huffaker Sheila Hunkapiller Jeannie Hunt Johnny L. Ingram Randy James Ronnie James James Johnson Ralph Johnson Debbie Johston Rita Johnston Everett Jones Lynn Jones 175 Mike Iordan Mike Jordan Nancy Keith Danny Kellar Rodney Kelley Stanley Kerr Terri Kinder lulia King Valerie King Roy Kirkpatrick Adelia Lambert Tim Lane Debbie Latham Faith Larson Charles Lawson Greg Lawson Sherrie Lawson Steve Lawson Dale Ledford Ricky Ledford Teresa Ledford Terry Lee Brenda Lenderman Connie Leonard Donna Lew alien Katie Little Richard Lyles Tricia Lynn Bobby Lusk Linda Lusk Shane Maddox |udy Maney Debbie Martin Denise Masengil Tonya Mason Roy Masongale Mickey Matson Patti Matthews Artie Maynard lean McAmis Tammy McClain Danny Me Craw Pam McDowell Mark McDowell lames McGehee Bob McIntyre Ray McKay Bart McKinney Roberta McLenore David McManamay Vickie McSpaddan Cathy Matthews Cindy Messer Maxxie Millard Judy Miller Marqueta Miller Mary Miller Randy Miller Cheryl Millsap Debra Miolen Larry Mitchell Patti Mitchell Andrea Moore Brenda Mora Teresa Mull Darleen Murphy Rickey Murray Tammy Musselwhite lanis Myers Ricky Myers Jackie Neeley Sheila Neloms 176 Luanne Nicholson Karen Nipper Scott Norwood Carol Officer Darryl Officer Linda Officer David Orr Kathy Orr Pam Osment Ashley Ownby Cary Ownby Shirley Ownby Kim Pack Tony Parker Eddie Parks Greg Patterson Sharon Payne Brian Peirce Dale Pendergrass Blake Peterson Gloria Pack Linda Palmer Joyce Pettit Cindy Picklesimer Chuck Pirkle Danny Poole Regina Poe Breck Poteat Debbie Pricket Debbie Pritchard Denise Profitt Glenda Proffitt Lamarr Queen Don Ramsey Gary Randolph Joe Rapier Cheryl Ratc liff Jeff Ratcliff Sherry Ratcliff Tony Rayfield Brenda Reynolds Sheila Reno Pam Richards Leroy Richmond Robin Roberts Amy Robinson Cindy Roden Kevin Rodgers George Rogers Judy Rogers Terry Rollins Mack Ross Jerry Rutherford Dovie Rymer Paul Rymer Rhondalyn Rymer Tina Sanders Kenny Satterfield David Scoggins Eddie Scoggins Nod Scott Gary Scroggins johnny Scroggins Yvonda Seitz Karen Seto Joel Shedin Judy Shedin Janna Shrader Joe Simmons David Sink Randy Slack James Smith 177 Tomm Smith Judy Sneed Tim Sneed Barbara Springfield Donna Stanley Robin Stephens Cathy Stevenson Debbie Stinnett Steve Stinson Ellis Suits Katy Suits Terry Swafford Terry Sweeney )immy Swilling Kenneth Swiger Mary Ann Tapley Cary Taylor Mike Taylor Jimmy Tinsley Pam Tinsley Donna Thompson Kay Thompson Pam Thompson Greg Tony Cindy Underwood Donna Vassey Donald Vaught Kent Vassey DeWayne Visage Karen Waddell Brenda Walker Conchita Walker Ray Walker Delaine Wallace Sandy Walls Andy Watson Sally Watson Mike Webb Ronnie Westmoreland Greg White Helen White Melinda Whaley Mike Whaley Robert Whaley Melinda Williams Phillip Willis Guy Wilson Rex Wilson Sallye Wilson lames Wimpee lames Withrow Edna Woody Bernice Wright Gary Wright Mitchell Wright Teresa Young Tammy Douglas Ray Gobble Cliff Haynes Gwen Henry Marvin Hickman lean McAmis Leslie North Steve Robinson Mary Ann Smith Steve Thacker Karis Watson Carol Doffee Gene Delk Pam Poole Greg Elkins Toni Flaherty 178 X SOPHOMORES ... Sophomores are now familiar with the way high school works; it seems less like an obstacle course. But this class sometimes goes unnoticed. They are neither as unaccustomed to high school as freshmen nor as sure of themselves as the upperclassmen. Nevertheless, this class is full of outstanding individuals. Many ran headfirst into all school activities and functions and kept a steady pace at the heels of the up- perclassmen. Now they are preparing to leap into their junior year. 180 Debbie Adams Okey Adkins David Alberico Eddie Albomo Maurice Albornoz left AJIen Jeff Anderson Karen Anderson Kaye Arnold Cindy Arthur DeAnn Atchley Dale Ainip Kathy Auberry Linda Bailey Lisa Bain Tony Balinger Gary Baliles Pam Ballinger Dennis Bandy Donna Bandy lulie Bankston Kim Bankston Sandy Barker Cindy Barrett Anthony Bartolo Randy Baxter Elsie Beard Dennis Beaton Mark Beaty Greg Beavers Kathy Beck Sheila Bender Randall Benefield Sandy Benson Randy Bes hears |eff B!a k |immy Blair Ralph Blair Patricia Bledsoe Leonard Bomne Sheila Bomne Darryl Bowling loan Boyd Randy Branam Max Brock Wesley Brooking Jerome Broome Mickey Brown Teresa Brown John Burgess Donna Burgner Clyde Burnette Johnny Burnette Richard Burnette Michael Cabrera Mary Cagle Patricia Cagle Brian Cain Jean Cain Leah Cain Jack Caldwell Judy Calfee Chuck Calhoun Ricky Callahan Darlene Cameron Larry Cameron Mark Cameron Mary Jane Campbell Keith Cannon Scott Cantrell Dennis Carroll Patricia Carroll 181 Tommy Carroll Ricky Carson Danny Cash Sieve Casson Johnny Cartwright Tina Caughron Wilma Caywood Charles Chambers Debra Chancey lohnny Chapman Susie Chapman Randy Chase Connie Chastain Douglas Chastain Sula Chastain Velma Chastain Cinda Cheek Chuck Clark Dale Clabough Steve Clark Melinda Clayton Brenda Clevenger Pam Clevenger Patricia Cloer Bill Cowart David Coffman Leanne Conner Deanna Cooper Ray Cooper Steven Cooper Rodney Cordell Donald Crabtree Ricky Crisp Robin Crisp Becky Cross Calvin Cross Larry Cross Marsha Cross Donna Crowe Thelma Crumley Linda Cunningham Brenda Dailey Susan Dailey Freda Dalton Sheila Dalton Gloria Davis laneen Davis Laura Davis Randall Davis Sharon Davis Tanda Davis Mike Daub Debbie Delaney Iramae Delk Teresa Delk Karen Dempsey Pam Dilbeck Buddy Dills Debbie Dixon Karen Dixon Sheryl Dixon Tracy Dixon David Dobbs Jaylene Dodd Mike Dodd Sandy Dodd Anita Dotson Lisa Douglas Bobby Dowdy Ronald Dowdy Greg Duggan Jane Duggan 182 Mitchell Dunn Stanley Eads Angie Ellioft David Elliott |ana Ellis Ricky Ellis Billy Ensley Sandy Epperson Betty Ervin Tommy Eslinger Vickie Eubanks Jeff Evans Teny Fannin Desiree Farmer Ricky Farris Kelly Finley Diane Finnell Deborah Flowers Eddie Flowers Lynn Floyd Danny Fox Pam Fox Tammy Fox Marjorie Franks Carl Freeman Sheila Callaher Marsha Gaston Margie Gatlin Debbie Gentry Danny George Darlene Gibson DeWayne Gibson Doug Gibson Vanessa Gibson James Gill Sonia Gladson Michal Gobble Ray Gobble Cathy Godfrey Dollie Goins Martha Goins Michael Goins Mitchell Goins Tonya Goins Beth Golden Doug Golden Sandra Graves Angela Gregg Sandy Gregg Arlie Green Ken Green Venus Green Linda Greene David Guinn Dwight Guinn Dale Hall Debbie Hall Gary Hall Gladys Hall Kimitia Hall Vickie Hammond David Hannah Chene Hancock Chris Haney Danny Haney Andrea Harden Brenda Harper Marcia Harris Tim Harris John Harvey Mark Haskins Bevedy Hawkins 183 lames Hembree Joe Hendrix Steve Hensley lack Herron Donna Hester Barry Hewitt April Hickman Connie Hicks Mike Hicks Vicki Hicks Sharon Higdon Tony Hobbs Darlene Hollifield Bucky Holmes Charles Holt Debbie Holt Phil Hooper Debbie Horn David Howard Gene Howard Keith Howard Omar Howard Tom Hughes Sammy Humbard Karen Humberd Susan Humberd Tim Hurst Cathy Hutchins Danny Hutson Penny Hutto Charles Hybarger Kris Hybarger Debbie Ingram Vicki Ivey Darla Jacobs Jerry Jenkins Kenny Jenkins Larry Jenkins Donna Johnson Gary Johnson Jimmy Johnson Kim Johnson Marty Johnson Wayne Johson Richard Jolley Marc Jolley David Jones Tony Jones Ronald Keller Sandra Kersey Timothy Kesley Karen Key Leslie Keys Sonya Kibble Kathy Kirkpatrick Susan Kuhn Tim Kuhn Scott Kyle David Lane Anthony Lawson Bruce Lawson Janice Lawson Vickie Lawson Wanda Lawson David Leamon Greg Ledford Sheila Ledford David Lee Tim Lemons Tana Lewis Arthur Lindsey Cliff Liner 184 Doug liner Denise Long Rebecca Long Sheila Long Teresa Long Beth Longley Kathy Loughheed Vicki Love day Paula Maddox Kahty Mag rum Dale Maney Barry Mantooth Melinda Mantooth Martha Marlin Vickie Martin Carlos Mason Judy Matthews Rowland Matthews George Maupin Debbie May Wayne Mayo Debbie McCraken Vivian McCarter lerry McCaslin Steve McConnell Tim McCullen Steve McCurry Charles McDowell Robin McDowell Anita McFarland Robert McLeod Connie McNeese Pat Medlin Susan Medlin Dennis Merriman Vickie Mervell Bobby Mikel Charles Miller Ricky Miller Sandy Miller Terry Miller Karen Mills Sandra Moody Glenda Mooneyham Barry Moore Dianna Moore Rene£ Moore Sheila Moore Tammy Moore Tim Moore Alan Morris Levon Morrison (arnie Morrow Brian Mowery Carol Mowery Tammy Murphy Eric Murray Jimmy Murray Wayne Nance Mary Ann Newman Jan Nipper Jeanna Nipper Roger Nipper Leslie Nolen Timmy Norwood Karen Odom Randy Ogle Jeff Owens Freddie Panter Terri Parker Terry Parker Wilma Parker 185 Pam Patterson Michael Payne Mitchell Payne Hansell Peels Kenneth Peels Lonnie Pendergrass Christine Phillips Pal Phillips William H. Phillips Debbie Pickier Dianna Pierce Kim Pierce Mike Pierce Douglas Pike Bobby Posey Tana Posey Kelly Poteet Rickey Powers Ernie Prince Patsy Prince Vicky Prind Bill Proctor Norman Proctor Diane Queen Ginger Quinn David Rakestraw Diane Ramsey Joyce Ramsey Dona Randolph Mike Randolph Philip Randolph Sharon Rate I iff e Lesa Reagan Christine Reynolds Debbie Reynolds Johnny Reynolds Anita Rice Paul Riddle Connie Roberson Jeff Robinson Riley Robinson David Roe Ernest Roe Tina Rogers Mike Rohall John Romines Rhonda Rominger Mary Rosemund Tricia Rubble Tammy Runion Karen Russell Karen Sain Sherry Sandidge Brenda Scoggins Charles Scoggins Dale Scoggins Ricky Scoggins Terry Scoggins Vonda Scoggins Kathy Seto Tracy Sewell Gary Shaw Greg Sheilds Susan Shell Becky Shelley Mike Shelley Cathy Shelton Tammy Sherlin Elaine Shroth Richard Silvers Joe Sims Dennis Simonds 186 Katrina Simpson Lisa Singleton Sylvia Singleton Karen Skelton Tammy Slack Donnie Slaughter Dave Smith Robert Smith Doris Sneed Lebron Sneed Yvonne Sneed Charlotte Soury Debbie Stafford Ricky Stallings Cecil Stansberry Kenny Starnes Ralph Stephens Roger Stepp Sharon Stiles Cary Stone Donna Stonecipher Dwana Struzinsky Brian Summers Mark Sutton Susan Trammell Butch Thomas Paul Thomas Annette Tinker Ralph Turner Billy Trentham Velma Thacker Dianne Thatch Lisa Turner Tammy Thomas lackie Tuttle Mike Toomey Tim Tinsley Kathy Trewitt Debbie Tinsley Pam Trentham lack Tankersley Arnold Tarpley Gerald Tatum Ioann Taylor Katherine Taylor DeWayne Underwood Paul Underwood Mike Vamell Wallace Vamell Richard Varner |o Ann Vemer Debbie Vest David Vincent Randy Visage Sylvia Walcheski loan Walker Carol Wallace Connie Wallace Rhonda Ware |eff Warren Cathy Watkins Danny Watkins Ginger Watson |ody Watson Belinda Weir Byron West Plumley Wesley Twinkle Westmoreland Sandra Whaley David White Donald Whitehead |eff White 187 Tommy While Tommy While Arlene Wilkinson Carol Williams Kathy Williams Randall Williams Wayne Willis Deanie Wilson Debbie Wilson |oe Wilson Mary Wilson Diane W'impee Tina Wiseman Alice Withrow Kathy Wollam Lynette Womac Bruce Wooden Danny Wooden Cricket Woods Alan Wright Sharon Wright Edith Yarber Randy Young Ricky Young Ronald Zahnd Tina Ballew Richard Brewer Patricia Buckner Joseph Cale Eddie Campbell Cindy Cansler Ricky Cavett Curtis Crawford Eddie Craig Mike Davis Bobby Denton Ken Elliott Dan Epperson Sheila Earns David Gilbert Vickie Gobble Randy Howard Denise Kendricks Becky Me Kin Mitchell Cochran Johnny Moore Debbie Nunley Travis Ownby Debra Russell Karen Skinner Debbie Smith Wilma Sutton Joe Thomason Kevin Wilson Greg Holmes 188 FRESHMEN ... Freshmen ... just out of the starting gate and trying desperately to keep up the pace. It was, of course difficult to become adjusted to the five-minute breaks between classes, final exams and the pranks upper-classmen were constantly trying to play on them. It had its highlights, though. Who can forget their very first high school dance, or their first Cleveland Bradley pep rally? Somehow, the freshmen survived, found they had unlimited class spirit and put it all to- gether to create a great class. (l-r) Karen Wilson-pres., Monica Alborno -V. Pres., Sherry Lovell-sec., Debbie Satterfield-treas. David Adams Donna Adams Fred Adams Monica Albor no David Allen Kenneth Allen Martha Allen Kelley Allmon Dale Anderson Glenn Anderson Melanie Anderson Ernest Andies David Armstrong loan Arnett Keith Arnold Rusty Arp Ralph Arthur William Arthur Gary Atchley Pam Atchley Melissa Aultmas Gary Austin Shelia Austin Diane Bacon |eff Bailey Mark Bailey Glenda Baine left Ballinger left Balinger Donald Bandy Daryl Barker °hillip Barone Barney Cofer lames Baretl Neasy Barrett Diane Bates David Baxter Sharon Bearden Darrell Beaton Daniel Beaty Darlene Beavers Tammy Belcher Gary Beil Bruce Bellmore Beth Bennett Chris Berger Danny Beshears David Bettis Jimmy Bettis Hope Bishop Randy Bishop Doug Blackford Cindy Blair Connie Blair Melinda Blair Kenneth Blankenship Ricky Blankenship Dennis Blanton Tammy Boling Greg Boring leame Bostice David Botts Dale Bowling Toni Bradam Stacy Bradford Pam Bradshaw Anita Brandon Carrie Brank Teresa Brannon Donna Brewer left Brock Bobby Brogden 190 Ronnie Brogden Peggy Brooks Billy Brown Leesa Brown Pam Brown Richard Brown Robert Brown Marcia Brewer Mike Brewer Walter Brewer Thomas Bunch William Bunch Randall Burgis Arnold Burke Chuck Burnette Debbie Burns Eddie Burns lulie Cabrera Franklin Cabrera Tammy Cagle Sherry Cain Brian Calfee Rex Calfee Denise Calhoun Ivan Calhoun Timmy Callahan Stacy Campbell Winfred Campbell Phillip Canady )oe Cannon Steve Carmichael Ricky Carroll Bobbie Carter Tim Carry Ron Casteel Steve Castello Doris Casio Mark Cathey Donnie Caughron Donnie Cavett Marvin Cavett Paylena Caykx Sheila Caywood Tony Caywood Delores Chadwick Tammy Chadwick Janet Chancey Brad Chastain James Chastain Terry Chastain Dale Cheek Sammy Cheek Tony Clabo Lisa Clayton John Clark Belinda Cline Douglas Cline Lee Clmgan Rita Clmgan Trena Ooer Christy Cochran Linda Cochran Mark Cochran Mark Coleman Dana Collins Melody Conn Becky Cook David Cook Bryan Cooper Darrell Cooper Darlene Corvin Tonya Couch I 191 left Cowart Debbie Crabtree Scott Creech Debbie Crisp Cary Crisp Larry Crisp Paula Crisp Dexter Crisp Gail Cross Gary Cross Ricky Cross Ramona Cross John Crowder Jack Crowe Bret Curtis Kim Curtis Pam Dalton Elizabeth Davis Jeff Davis Marty Davis Shelia Davis Sherry Davis Vickie Davis Jackie Dawson Taylan Dawn Fay Day Terry Day Robbie Defrieno Mike Dixon Rita Dodd Susan Dodd Hazel Dodd Jay Dowdy Betsy Drake Brad Drennor Jeff Dunn Teresa Dunn Kathy Earls Shelia Earls Brenda Elliot Richard Ellis Sharon Ellis Sherry Emerson Donna Ensley Debbie Enlinger Mark Evans Janice Fannin Charlene Farmer LesJie Finnell Trefene Flowers Dewayne Foster Donna Fowler Roger Frazier Robert Freeman Denise Garrett Sherri Gaston Tim Gates Tammy Gay Debbie Gentry Regina George Greg Geren Sandy German Darrell Gilbert Debbie Gilbert Tamara Giles Richard Gilliland Janice Glymp Debbie Goins Dollie Goins Greg Goins Randy Goins Daniel Goldstein 192 Melissa Good Linda Goodman Jimmy Goodner Mike Graham Scott Graham Mike Green Sonya Green Stanley Green Randy Greene Debbie Greeneee Mike Gregg Tim Gobble John Griffey Terri Griffin Vickie Griffith Eddie Gnsson Timmy Groomes Del phene Guffey Jackie Guffie Susan Guinn Donna Guthrie Donna Hair Danny Hale Brent Hall Chris Hall Joseph Hall Sonya Hall Tammy Hall Keith Hambright Howard Hamilton Patti Hamilton Tommy Hamilton Lynn Hammond Cindy Hampton Lester Hampton Betsy Harris Cindy Hams Ronnie Harrison Sandy Hartert Lyle Haskins Allan Hawkins Patty Hawkins Sammy Hawkins Suzi Hawkins Todd Helton Junior Hembree Doug Hemming Glenda Hensley Kenny Hensley Chris Herron Nancy Herron Rita Hester Butch Hewitt Ronnie Hickman Eddie Hindman Luther Hitson Tina Holder Celia Hollenhead Ginger Holloway Lynn Holloway Tana Holmes Cheryl Hood Steve Hood Shelia Hooker Cindy Hooper Danny Hopkins Ricky Houlk Joey Howard Johnny Howard Robbie Howard Debbie Howe Dennis Howell 193 Sammy Hudgins Cathy Huff Mike Huff Paul Huff Timmy Hughes Ted Humphries Kelley Hunt Marvin Hyde Alan Hysinger Kenny Ingram Wes Ivey Larry Jackson Denise Jaskowski lacky lay Don lenkins Randall lenkins Jimmy Jenette Patty lobe Cindy Jones Daniel Jones Debbie Johnson Jennie Johnson Daren Johnson Mandy lohnson Mark Johnson Mark Johnson Tim Johnson Sharon Johnson Robert Jones Sharon Jones Tim Jones Greg Kaylor Johnny Kaylr Kim Kaylor Teresa Kaylor Greg Keeling Billy Keith David Keller Debbie Keller Ray Keller Twila Kelly Barrie Kerr Linda Key Owen Key James Kibble Tammy Kilby Patricia Killian David King Mit i Kinser Diane Kirtland Dee Dee Kyle Gary Lamon Debbie Lane Pam Langford Daniel Larson Becky Lawson Annette Ledford Linda Ledford Ronnie Ledford Steven Ledford Cynthia Lee Jeanne Lee Sharon Lee Tammy Lee Nelda Lethe o Kenneth Lewis Linda Lewis lisa liner Teresa Liner Emma Llewellan Monty Loftis David Lones 194 Mark Longwith Sheila Longwith Sherrie Lovell Karen Lozano Ronald Luthe' Pat Lyles Teresa Lyles Ann Malone David Maney Norma Morgram Brenda Massengale Betty Mason Brian Matthews Nancy Matthews Tammy Mathis Karen Mayo Dennis McAdams Lamar McAmis Donny McCall Scott McClanahan Benita McClure Denise McClure Debbie McConnell Mark McCoy Lisa McCracken Diane McCraw Randy McCraw Ricky McCullough Penny McDaniel Scott McDonald Cherie McGuffey Lisa McLain Cathy Mt Spadden Melanie Mears Barry Melton Missy Melton Debbie Messer Gary Mil la way Lisa Mitchell Donna Mizell Sandra Moon Velna Moon Bill Moon Diana Moore Deonne Moore Kendall Moore Lynn Moore Tim Moore Edwin Moor eland left Morgan Gail Morris Judy Morrison Sharon Morrow Alex Murphy Ann Murphy Debbie Murphy Douglas Murray Carol Myers Mark Myers Patricia Myers Beverly Nance Teresa Norris Pam North Connie Norwood Patricia Oden Sharon Odom Melody Ogle Nathan Ogle Vicki Ogle Larry Osment Dan Own by Pemell Ownby 195 Denean Painter Edward Painter Darren Palmer Timothy Parker Betty Patterson Timmy Patterson Teresa Payne Ginger Puls Alan Pendergrass Charlene Pendergrass Debbie Pendergrass Marilyn Pendergrass Diane Penland Barbara Phillips Craig Phillips Mark Phillips Pam Phillips Stephen Phillips Karen Prkrkett Mona Pickett Billy Pierce Jennifer Pierce Debbie Pike Donna Pike Larry Pippenger Alan Plemons Vickie Poole Darlene Posey k� e Poteet Tony Poteet David Presley Debbie Price Perry Price Kathy Prince Scott Pritchett Shelia Proffitt Randy Pullian Kathy Racha Pat Rakstraw Billy Ramsey David Ramsey lanice Ramsey Sherry Randolph Randy Rapier Billy Ratcliff Perry Ray field left Reed Delan Rice Andy Richardson Donna Ric kerson Ginger Ritchery Rosie Robbins Mitchell Roberson Donna Roberts Michael Roderick Monty Roderick lorhe Rogers Gary Rominger Jimmy Rose Allan Ross Pam Ruth Tammy Rutledge Greg Rush Angela Rymer Kim Rymer Larry Rymer Sandra Saffles Eric Samples Judy Samples Mark Samples Ronald Samples Craig Samples Debbie Satterfield Lloyd Scholtens Melody Schubert Steve Scoggins Donna Sc oggins Larry Scroggins Kathy Sewell Loretta Shields Yara Shroth Cooksey Shugart Brian Silvers Darlene Sliger Ted Simmons Teddy Simpson Dathy Singleton Aaron Smith Betsy Smith Billy Smith Carol L. Smith Chris Smith Danny Smith Deone Smith Dewayne Smith Mike Smith Sheila Smith Pam Smoak Danny Sneed Leshia Sneed Barry Southerland Rita Sothwell Kenneth Stakick Brian Stanfield Connie Standfield Charles Stansberry Donna Standberrv Michael Staton Tommy Staton Ricky Stennetf Scott Stevenson Sheila Stewart Wade Stewart Pattie Stiles Beverly Still Sherry Stockburger Manus Stonecipher Carol Strozak Randy Stuart David Stuman Richard Sudderth Bnan Suits Kathy Suits Mike Suits Carol Sutton Joyce Swafford Linda Swafford Carol Swanson Don Swanson Susan Swanson Beverly Swilling Andrew Taylor Lawana Taylor Leslie Taylor Ricky Teague Ronnie Tenpenny Devonna Thacker Katfiy i h.ii( h Kim Thomas Shane Thomas Mary Thomsson Donny Thompson Elaine Thompson Kim Thompson Randy Thompson lannc Timker Becky Tinsley Kenneth Trentham Dewayne True C hris Turner Tammy Turper Joe Vallejo Robin Varnell Barry Varner Gene Varner Connie Vaughn Mike Vaughn Ricky Vaughn Marty Wallior Lvnn W'sner Melissa Walker Roxanne W alker Peggy Ware John Warren Pam Watson Barry Wear Danny Webb k Webb Shelia Webb Joe West Tommy Westmoreland Cathy Whaley Keith Whaley Peggy Whaley DeAnna W hite Jenny Whitehead Bud Whined Kimmy Williams Paula Williams David Willis Greg Wilson Karen Wilson Lesa Wempee Eddie Womac Glenda Womac Curtis Woods Angie Wooten Tony Wooten Eva Woody Eddie Wright Joe Wyatt Kim Wynn Robert Yarber Danny Yoder Brertda Young Jeff Young Judy Young Larry Young Ricky Young Tony Young 1 « 199 McDonalds isfy food . . thnfly prices rs JL COMMUNITY Community makes life's challenges not a series of problems to be met but a wealth of opportunites to enjoy. Printing an advertisement in our yearbook benefits both the advertiser and the school, who without their donations, cer- tainly would be lost. Our school is grateful for having Cleve- land and the surrounding area advertise their products and services in our yearbook. This section of the annual is dedi- cated to them. The Bradley Central Ocoeeon Staff would like to express our appreciation to our advertisors for their great financial support. Business Managers: |im Coleman Jr. Faron Fowler 201 When it comes to a business community that's a grecft place to grow in, Cleveland is the ticket. And when it comes to a manufacturer's performance to benefit the community, Brown is the ticket. We appreciate the kind of community support we receive and the opportunity to contribute to the development of our surrounding area. 202 National School D H of Builders Supply Business Cleveland Electrical Supply, Inc. North Cleveland Plumbing Supply, Inc. “Quality Education Cleveland Plumbing Supply, Inc. Since 1940 Compliments of J.L. HANEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Grading-Paving—Excavating Contractors 480 Eight Street. N.E. Phone 479-4559 479-4550 Cleveland. Tenn. 37311 203 Compliments of B H Sports Shop. WOOD'S JEWELERS 263 Ocoee St. Wood's For Diamonds Complete line of athletic equipment. Stock in Tennis, Golf, and Trophies. Tennis restringing machine and Lettering Machine. Holiday Plaza 101 Grove Street 10 am-9 p.m. Closed Sunday Phone 479-5980 Congratulations Seniors of '74 OWN BY BEAUTY SHOP J.C. PENNEY Spring Place Rd. We know what you're looking for. Downtown Cleveland Cleveland. Tennessee Phone: 472-6246 Compliments of Your CHASE APPLIANCE CO. £lrurland Saily 120 Innman Street 2Jannrr Serving Cleveland Bradley County since 1854 Bradley Farmers Co-op 2615 Blue Springs Rd. A complete line of farm supplies Press On Mowing in the world can TAKE THE RACE OFPERS1S TENCE.IaLENT WILL NOT: NOTHING IS MORE COMMON THAN UNSUCCESSFUL MEN WITH TALENT. 0ENIUS WILL NOT: UNREWARDED GENIUS IS ALMOST A PROVERBS BHICAHON ALONE WHL NOT; THE WORLD IS FULL OF ED- UCATED DERELICTS. PER- SISTENCE AND DEIERMINAIION ALONE ARE OMNIPOTENT. THE VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER Located in the Heart of Cleveland Tennessee THE BANK THAT TAKE3 TIME TD CARE. . . Merchants Bank SIX CONVENIENT LOCATIONS MEMBER F. D. I. C, CLEVELAND. TENNESSEE 37311 Come to see us FIRST! 207 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! MAGIC CHEF EXTENDS OUR BEST HOPES FOR YOUR CONTINUED GROWTH AND SUCCESS IN THE YEARS TO COME. t MAGIC CHE COOICE Aianulacturing Co.f Jnc. CLEVELAND TENNESSEE 37311 Ok. TYloat Complete jCine Of UpLofitereJ fJurniture Cooke’s Food Store Cleveland, Tennessee BILL'S RADIO T.V. R.C.A. Color Black White C.B. Equipment Phone 476-4421 1535 Westside Dr. 209 Compliments of JAFCO, INC. Jafco Building — 472-5071 Village Shopping Center Quality Inn—The Chalet Kudu Restaurant Village Lanes Village Scrubboard Jarnagin Wholesale Company Franklin Company—Amoco Oil Distributor GOODNER FUNERAL HOME Cloxton Goodner, owner Licensed Morticians Phone 476-8575 Cleveland Tennessee I 211 aren't you glad you waited? 4 The cooktop you've boon wanting . . . in tha styles and colors you like best . . . from Hard- wick, America's standard ol cooking excellence since 1879. Hardwick took the time to perfect its smooth cooktop, and then marked it with the symbol of cooking excellence—your guar- antee of Hardwick quality and dependability. The Hardwick open coil design delivers heat last . . . cools down fast . . , cleans easily and re- sists stains . . . and lets you use your own flat- bottomed utensils! Only the element areas heat — the surrounding surface stays cool and safe. And the glass ceramic surface resists breakage from impact or radical temperature changes, so you can use your smooth cooktop as addi- tional counter space without worrying about damaging H You'll use it often for rolling out pastry . . . making up hamburger patties . . . decorating cakes . . . because clean-up is easy and fast. Hardwick waited until they could bring you the finest smooth cooktop range available: now aren't you glad you waited ... for Hardwick! .AAw IjOit COM. citOQM. (t Jiitf 0 . R HARDWICK STOVE COMPANY • CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE 37311 212 OJloJUry tysMvrWL, Lt rfX wmv HjLUMjJiA. esA kjL JA a v Ln £a u£aa pAjZpa o o jZeajMAR p i v fl xtlto jiifc. Owens-Illinois Forest Products Cisveiand cts Division TV Tennessee THE CLEVELAND NATIONAL BANK Established 1866 MAIN OFFICE Ocoee Street VILLAGE BRANCH Village Shopping Center GRANT CITY BRANCH Grant City Shopping Center Member FDIC HIWASSEE BRANCH Charleston. Tenn. WILDWOOD BRANCH Wildwood Ave. Member Federal Reserve Bank 213 PnrfccfctDoCC- Fine Wholesale Produce rill KS Q BROOKING “Your Happy Shopping Store” WHOLESALE COMPANY Where Fashion and Quality Count The Village Mall Produce-Notions- Drugs-Sundries Cleveland. Tennessee yi27 Extra savings for all Uic. ARROW SHIRTS FARAH SLACKS AND SPORTSWEAR DEXTER SHOES JANTZEN SPORTSWEAR PANDORA SPORTSWEAR RUSS GIRLS SPORTSWEAR 214 DART SPORT RALLYE Compliments of AMERICAN UNIFORM Cleveland, Tennessee 216 compliments of compliments of JOHNSTON COCA-COLA. DR. PEPPER TEENAGE SHOPPE BOTTLING COMPANY 262 Broad Street. N. W. CLEVELAND TENNESSEE “IT’S THE REAL THING. COCA-COLA Compliments of Hamilton’s Food Center STAMPER’S Furniture-Appliances-Gifts North Side Town Square Phone: 476-4542 Moore Jewelers tUtl «AIM A All Guild Lines Of Auto - Life - Health - Home and Business watches diamonds china silver P.0. Box 1016 Cleveland, Tennessee 37311 212 Broad Street N.W. Phone: 4794144 McMAHAN’S VILLAGE SERVICENTER Cooper's Book Store ‘ SECOND to NONE in Professional Car Care 160 Ocoee St. N.E. Cleveland, Tenn. Roses to Mrs. Inez Clemmer 217 CENTRAL DRUG 1805 Keith St. Stuart Park Plaza CHECK WITH US NORTH 25th St. Branch WEST West Inman St. EAST Main Office 10 Church St. SOUTH Wildwood Branch CLEVELAND BANK TRUST CO. PHOTOGRAPHIC HOBBY SUPPLIES YOUR FILM CAN BE PROCESSED ONLY ONCE COMPLETE SELECTION OF CAMERAS ACCESSORIES • KODAK • POLAROID • NIKON • MAMIYA SEKOR • OLYMPUS • AGFA • LENSES • FILM PHOTO FINISHING ONE DAY FILM SERVICE CAMERA A PROJECTOR REPAIR MOST MAKES A MOOELS MOVIE A SLIDE PROJECTOR RENTALS LAY-A-WAY PLANS i� sr 472-6461 Hobby (amera Mart Ijnter village SHOPPING CENTER 218 BOB McEACHERN STUDIO INC WE CANT SAY THANKS ENOUGH Sneaa 'TfoatCef... Jlook 'Ifoun, Seat! Container Division, Inc. P.O. Box 196 Blue Springs Rd. Cleveland, Tn. 37311 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATING SENIORS 1975 Coppinger Brothers Photography Studios 733 BROAD STREET N.W. CLEVELAND, TENN. 37311 ARTISTIC WEDDING-CREATIVE PORTRAITS-OUTDOOR PORTRAITURE Something for everyone Monday Thru Friday 10 a.m.-6 p.m.—472-5407 Open Saturday by appointments only Paul Judy Burgess, owners HALL CHEVROLET Cleveland, Tennessee compliments of TARVER DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 300 20th St. S.E. Morris Greene your agent for STATE FARM INSURANCE 464 First St., N.W. CARROLL GREENE AUCTION REAL ESTATE CO. phone 472-6571 1711 Keith St., N. W. CHRISTIAN CORNER BROAD ST. AT CENTRAL AVE. CLEVELAND, TENN. PH.479-7666 TAKE MY YOKE UPON YOU, AND LEARN OF ME .. . PLAZA FLOWER AND GIFT BASKET 1713 Keith Street HARDWICK'S STORE, INC 85 First St. N.E. Finest in men's and women's apparel The Vitfap VILLAGE MALL CLEVELAND. TENN 37311 The pLza £ ATHENS PLAZA ATHENS.TENN. 37303 The store with the personal touch 222 CLEVELAND READY-MIX CONCRETE CO., INC. Ready Mix—Reinforcement wire and steel—Crane Rental Service Phone 472-6522 SUPPORT THE TRUMPETER Bradley's Award winning school newspaper! Compliments 111 Hfiitnii pontiac-buick 875 KEITH ST.. N. W. PHONE-479 - 9741 of CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE 37311 American Motors - Jeeps OF CLEVELAND P. O. BOX 1228 - KEITH STREET, HIGHWAY II 64 NO. 2 - P O BOX 1228 - 1-75 AND ROUTE 40 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE 3731 I f of Vue Dpive In Tkeatpe outk Lm Hiqkwo� | CUU. Tinnmw Phone 986-9091 PHONE 472-7423 KEITH STREET CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE 37311 BASKIN-ROBBINS No. 1620 Cleveland, Tenn. 37311 North Keith Street (next to Shoney's Under multiple-use management, Bowaters Southern for- estlands provide scenic beauty and recreation as well as wood for paper used by hundreds of newspaper publishers. This waterfall is on a 700-acre block set aside by the com- pany exclusively for public enjoyment. BOW TERS SOI TIIERN PXPER CORPOR TIO McConnell Gates Exxon 2902 North Ocoee Street Phone—472-3 SUGAR AND SPICE DRIVE-IN Congratulations Graduating Seniors of 75 Co-Editors Business Managers Jan Hamilton Jim Coleman Cindy Lovelace Faron Fowler Region Champs! District Champs! STATE CHAMPIONS! The Bradley Bearettes ended an undefeated regular season, and swung into fast-paced tournament play. First, District 8. They rolled through with straight victories. Data Caldwell, Kathy Chastain, and Marie Mullins were named to the all-tournament team. In the Re- gion, it was sweet, sweet victory once again, as they captured the championship with Data Caldwell, Kathy Chastain and Tracey Dixon making the all-tournament team. After a sub- state victory, the State Tournament was theirs for the taking. Three hard-fought but decisive battles brought them the State Championship. Data Caldwell was chosen Most Valuable Player'' for the tournament and Kathy Chas- tain was also named to the all-tournament team. It was a 36-0 season for Coach Jim Smiddy's triumphant Bearettes. y