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

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“I’m afraid we’re all going to be terminated!” says C3P0, better known as Coach Karl Rowan. Tommy Bowling, who was his trusty sidekick. R2D2, gives a pathetic beeping response. While others have long, trying lines, Melissa Ross and Katy Zvolerin experience only a brief in- terruption from Tracy Fansler. Soon Melissa may return to her Vogue magazine. As the crowd impatiently await their schedules, they wonder if this is what Bradley is all about. Cowering between two giants, Karen Winters decides she had better give graduates Richie Hughes and Kenny Hooper a respectful in- troduction before the student body.

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Wearing his best animated expression, Galen Bell introduces Florida’s Free Fare who were guest performers on Day One. While surveying the upraised hands of former Trewhitt and Bradley Junior High students, Principal Dale Hughes challenges all to forge a new loyalty and become Bradley Bears. Bradley — Buzzing Again! The activities of summer shared while trying to act perfectly cool and welcomes from Galen Bell — student with one’s friends had all come to an collected. Seniors were cautiously ex- body president, John McClure, Brian abrupt halt in August. Merciless cited about their long awaited ascen- Beard, Angela Kelly, Steve Crump, school had demanded we spend our sion to the top. Brian Nolen, and Kerry Ballew, last rays of summer sunshine shackled School began with its usual flavor, visiting graduates Richie Hughes and to our school desk. Well, perhaps it The lines to get schedules seemed to Kenny Hooper praised Bradley as a wasn’t that bad. stretch and coil like huge snakes. The school of which they were proud. Returning to school, whether one usual confessions of “Where is this?” Following a brief, but cordial, would admit it or not, was an an- and “Which way do I go?” echoed greeting by Principal Dale Hughes, ticipated event. On the first day of throughout the halls as students “Free Fare” sang some current rock school hundreds of newly-arrived hunted their classes. and pop hits such as “Panama,” “Let’s sophomores experience that once-in-a- The afternoon had been reserved for Go Crazy,” and “Hello.” It was an en- lifetime feeling of being “totally lost,” a student body assembly. After joyable finale to day one. 28 Student Life — Back to School

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“Be still, you dummy!” Tammy Rumba seems to say as she applies anesthestic to a surgery bound patient. Aspiring to be another Bruce Lee, David Teaster practices his latest Kata. A serious ex- pression is a must in Karate. 30 Student Life — Aspirations