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

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Grace, Beauty, and Elegance There's something about springtime that reminds one of the beauty and life around us. How appropriate that beauty and charm should be celebrated each spring at Bradley. With the arrival of spring, six senior girls were vying for the title of Valentine Queen and May Queen. With two sophomore representatives and two junior representatives, there was a total of seven beautiful ladies on each court. It was no easy decision picking a few choice ladies from all the beauties from which Bradley had to offer. Announced at the Valen- 1985-86 VALENTINE COURT — Christi Cawood. Kim Jones. Lisa Longlcy. Kristi Bowen. Mary Nor- ton. Michelle Cordell, and Jennifer Johnson. tines Dance. Bradley s 1986 Valentine Queen was three- year class beauty Michelle Cordell. Michelle was also voted Most Attractive among her peers. Other senior attendants were Mary Nor- ton and Jennifer Johnson. Having been a May C ourt attendant for three years. Holly Ramsey was honored as the 1986 May Queen. A member of the Key C lub. Holly was also voted Best Dressed. Along with Holly were fellow seniors Kelley Chastain and Melanie Miller. With fourteen lovely ladies with beautiful smiles, the 1986 Valentine and May Courts were impressive. A “vogue model? No. it s our Valen- tine Queen. Michelle Cordell. Michelle was also elected as a class beauty. 16 Honors

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With her soft spoken manner. Salutatorian Jancllc Van Deventer made an excellent peer counselor during her junior and senior years. Earning the title of Salutatorian with a 98.384 average was Janell Van Deventer. While maintaining this more than impressive average. Janelle was also ac- tively involved in Bradley life. She was a member of the French Club, Beta Club, and National Honor Society. Peer counseling, however, seemed to be one of Janclle’s favorite responsibilities. Although Janelle loved Bradley she sought a new challenge during her senior year by beginning her college studies after midterm. As a Tomlinson College student, our salutatorian was preparing for a career in education. With all of her credentials and skills. Janelle would certainly make an outstanding teacher. She un- questionably had been an ex- emplary student. Chosen to represent his senior class at graduation was student body president, Rick Wood. Admired by his peers as a great leader, Rick received many awards and was actively involved in Bradley organizations. Graduating in the Honor Group, Rick was also elected DAR representative and was a delegate to Boys’ State. Fur- thermore, Rick was a member of Who's Who and the Society of Distinguished American High School Students. On top of all these honors, Rick was a member of the Principal’s Advisory Com- mittee, Beta Club, National Honor Society, and election commission. He also was a talented member of the drumline in the Bradley band. Dedicated and talented, Rick Wood was a natural choice for this honor. All of his qualities assured this Bradley leader of a life of success. Voted as the Senior Class Represen- tative, Rick Wood was one of the chief speakers at the 1986 gradua- tion ceremony. Salutatorian — Class Representative — Honors 1S

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IVN5-K6 M COI Kl D.uU.ih Melanie Millci .m, 1 kcllcv Itc.ud. Xnili'iM mt!c Scicn.i ( h.iNl.un I .iinu'i k.uvn ii |» 11«»11v K.iinvx Preparing for her calendar girl pic- ture, Tina Harris curls her hair. Tina was chosen by her classmates as Miss August. Finding her birthday surprise, Mary Norton reacts with astonishment. Mary's closest friends had secretly decorated her car. Sharing a captivating smile and her charming grace, beautiful Holly Ramsey was elected as our May Court Queen. Honors 17