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

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Through an experiment in psychology, cognitive learning is demonstrated by little Joseph Holden Fxchanging rings. Billy Dyer and Ann Fannin ex- perience what it’s like to get married in their Family Life class. learning ail about independent living, Andy Johnson and David Moses make an attempt at sewing. Preparing for Life — Academics 19

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Paving the way for life in the future After all, that was three years away and three years was a long time! During that three years they would begin to think about what they would do after high school. The wise ones would begin to prepare themselves. Those who wanted to continue their education became more serious about what went on in the classroom and good grades became a high priority. Others who weren't interested in a college education involved themselves in areas where they could learn a skill or a trade. The curriculum at Bradley offered a large variety of directions a student could become involved in. Building trades, welding, auto mechanics, English IV, and AP courses all blended to help students make positive decisions about their futures. The closer it got to graduation, more time was spent in thought about the years ahead and how to prepare for them. 18 Academics — Preparing for Life Intervening Mrs. Cate, Connie Nance practices talk- ing to business people so she will go into the real world prepared for anything that might come her way. For sixty-seven years Bradley Central High School has been graduating students. Most of them left prepared to face the challenges that would face them as they set about to accomplish their goals. By the time a student reached the campus as a sophomore, he had already completed three-fourths of his formal education and was beginning to think about what he would do in the future. A few came with predetermined plans and spent their energy moving in that direction. Most came with little or no thought about where they would be going after they completed their senior year. Writing fake checks, Kim Hunsucker is taught all about banking in economics. The workbooks were provided by First American Bank. After being pronounced husband and wife. Mark Whaley stuffs the wedding cake into Donna Bailey's mouth. The couple were married in a mock wedding performed by the Rev. Sherrie Witt.

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Practicing to make perfect, Gayle Dumas bursts out laughing when she should be crying. Kevin Stephens is blessing her out in a scene from Plaza Suite. During jazz band Sean Finley practices a progressive blues number. You Too. on the vibraphone. While washing a fellow student’s hair, Vicki Daven- port talks with Tammy Beck. Not a day goes by without someone getting their hair washed and fixed in cosmetology. 20 Academics — Learn by Doing