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

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All puckered out, Greta Jenkins and Joe-Joe Collins pause from their appointed duties as Kissing Bandits on Valentine’s Day. As they congenially collect money for the Beta Club lock-in, sponsors Brenda Carter and Ella Sue Osment look refreshed, but as the night wears on, both seem to ques- tion the sanity of such an activity. Comparable in finesse to the London Philharmonic, the Bradley Central High School concert band performs for the student body and guests. 4 Opening

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“Go ahead. Make my day,” says Cindy Miller as she joyfully receives several vases of flowers. Even in the midst of tons of hooks, Vicki Keller can avoid studying. Even a dummy will ju the touch of a cold bed-pa1 Debbie I.oope demonstrates s necessary maneuvers. «Vyf pan, as Table of Contents Opening.....................2 Student Life................8 People.....................22 Honors....................116 Athletics.................138 Academics.................162 Organizations.............184 '84 in Review.............214 Advertisements............220 Index.....................253 Closing...................262 Slinking across the floor, the basketball cheerleaders perform for local dignitaries on Jim Smid- dy Day. Opening 3

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Steps Toward Tomorrow life-prep classes offered At Bradley the future was not always in sight, but we studied and crammed, labored, and endeavored towards gaining everything we could to give us an edge on the inevitable future. While taking college-prep courses from trigonometry to AP English, we struggled to keep our GPA, win scholarships, and study for the ACT and SAT. We were preparing for the future — hoping that the best colleges would seek us out, so that we could get the best education necessary for our future career. In vocational classes, we strove to master skills that would prepare us for a career in our chosen field. Drafting, electronics, cosmetology, and agriculture readied us to become a vital, active part of the working community. One, two, make it burn! Dalenna Swafford juts a hip to the beat of “The Bird during a warm-up dance. Business classes such as typing, computer math, and marketing gave us needed skills to undertake business ventures. Music drama, extracurricular ac- tivities, and athletics sculpted us in- to well rounded individuals. Being a part of Bradley High itself was instrumental in preparing us for .the future. Simply by associating with the other people who thronged the hallways, we received “hands- on” lessons on coping with problems and bitter-sweet human behavior. We were also beneficiaries of teachers who fostered creativity and ambition in their words and deeds. With the future in sight, each new sunrise brought us one step closer to our lifetime goals. Accommodatingly, Principal Dale R. Hughes prepares to give a congratulatory kiss to Homecoming Queen Lora Cartwright. Escort David Cawfxxl looks on with a condescending smile. Opening 5