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

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 Dressed for an evening rehearsal. With a smile of endurance Kym Tammy Harris and fellow con- Travis and friend Angie Duncan teslants Elizabeth Harvey share a work hard at a physical fitness smile during their break. routine. Displaying her beautiful flowers given by friends and supporters. Jen- nifer Johnson poses before the big night. Anxiousl) awaiting the drum roll for the new Jr. Miss, contestants Renae Congratulations went to Melanie Goins, no. 9; Melanie Miller, no. 3; Miller who won in the categories of Melissa Milliken. no. 12; Aimee Photogenic. Poise and Appearance. Bigham. no. II; and Tammy Harris and Physical fitness. no. 15 look on with anxiety. Honors 21

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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

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Congratulations went to kim I-awrence who was Bradle s Cen- tury III Scholarship winner. Kim also finished third academically in her graduating class. Proudly extending his congratula- tions, Mr. Dale Hughes recognizes seniors Brian Neely and Laura Bounds as commended students for National Merit. As a nurse her talents never cease. Becky Dunn was chosen as Miss HOSA because of her dedication to this career. GIRLS' STATE DELEGATES — Paige Wilson, Marilyn May. and Beth Wiley. 22 Honors