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

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Calendar Girls Karen Lamm Miss July Tina Harris Miss August Kim Wright Miss September Jennifer Johnson Miss October Holly Ramsey Miss November Lisa Mooneyham Miss December Beauty Is More Than Image Beauty is said to be only skin deep. But beauty went much deeper when it came to selecting the three beauties of each class. Cheerful disposi- tions. bright sparkling smiles, and charming personalities were all characteristics of 1986’s class beauties. Not only were these girls beautiful, they were active and dedicated to the success ofBCHS. Michelle Cordell was an active TOEC member while sophomore Tracy Harden was involved in FCA. As well as being involved in Bradley Clubs, juniors Amy Wales and Lisa Longley Winning smiles! Amy Wales. Leigh Ann Smith, and Lisa Longley were second year choices for junior class lovelies. dedicated themselves to basketball and were very in- strumental in the success of the Bcarettes. The rest of these lovely ladies cheered the Bears and Bearettes on to victory. Cap- tain Carol Aszman teamed up with Kristen Olkowski, Leigh Ann Smith, and Janna Presley to pep up the football team while sophomore Darleah Beard added an ex- citing element to the basket- ball squad. Capturing the hearts of their peers, these lovely young ladies deserved honor for their beauty inside and out. Honors 19

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Bradley’s Kristen Qlkowski Miss January Carol Aszman Miss February Mary Norton Miss March Melanie Miller Miss April Michell Cordell Miss May Kelly Chastain Miss June Fleeted as sophomore class W ith captivating radiance. Mu hell beauties were Janna Presly, Tracy Cordell. Kristen CMVowski and Harden, and Darleah Beard Carol s man were chosen as senioi class beauties. 18 Honors

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■ JUNIOR MISS CONTESTANTS — Left l Right: Tammy Martir Kym Travis. Rcnac (Joins. Jennifo Johnson. Marci Rue. Tammy Harriv Melanie Miller. Kim (Joins, and Melissa Milliken Midsummer’s Pageant Practice, Practice, Prac- tice. This word became very familiar to nine lovely ladies who competed for the title of 1986 Junior Miss during the summer break. Although a large majority of their time was spent prac- ticing, there were also many very enjoyable activities. The Cleveland Jaycees, official sponsors of the annual event, were excellent hosts. They demonstrated their generosi- ty with a pizza party, a brunch, and the most en- joyable Hawaiian Luau. Friendships were estab- lished during the days spent together. The realization that everyone was competing did not enter the minds of the girls until those last few nights. Preparations for the up coming event finally culminated in that ex- asperating opening night at CCSS. Backstage there were Bradley tears of joy for fellow classmates who claimed titles. Winners were Renae Goins, Talent Award, and Melanie Miller, Most Photogenic, Best Poise and Appearance, and 2nd Runner-up. There were also tears of sadness for the parting of such close friends who had to return to their respective schools. All of the con- testants had given it their all. The 1985 Junior Miss Contest was truly an event that would never be forgotten. Melissa Milliken shares her beautiful smile just before the ner- vous jitters of opening night set in. 20 Honors