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

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 STUDENT LIFE

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Out to prove that new sophomores can find their classes without help. Pam Parks and Myca Hagood make their way through crowded A-Hall with their eyes closed. Although he’d rather be out playing football. Curt Trotter settles down to work on a recordkeeping project. SAAAFEt Just in the nick of time, Larry Whitney slams into the base bag to avoid a tag. Entirely engrossed in viewing a wrestling match, Kenny Lane and Eddie Cross are oblivious to the sur- rounding crowd. Chosen by the Bachelor- ettes to bear the prestigious distinction as Bachelor of Ugliness, Larry Ramsey poses with his court. Opening 7

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Pausing to share a moment of comaraderie. these students portray vital elements of our lives — friends and fun. c 1 Cl f m, Student Life — Months, years, decades, down the road, what will student life entail? Some propose a deinstitu- tionalized of education as we know it. There will be no school buses, campuses, lockers, dances, or yearbooks. Students will study at home with the aids of computerized in- structors. And what about beyond school? Before our time is up, there may be an end to parenting as we know it. Instead, individuals may be licensed for professional parenthood, and may take children into their government approved “home” to rear. Motherhood may become a forgotten occupation. Whereas it once was a fulltime, lifetime job, it may increasingly become only part time, and at most last from ten to fifteen. With artificial reproduction men may even carry children. Sex conceptions of “male” and “female” may even be changed through an operation on the brain. What do you want to be when you grow up? Male or female? Before long, the choice may be entirely yours. We hope not. Bears should be “Bears,” and Bearettes “Bearettes!