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

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Always exhibiting his leadership abilities around campus. Tyler Chas- tain was an excellent choice as the student senate youth representative. “Carefully water those seedlings! Floracullurc award winner Carol Rollins applies the moisture while fellow FFA'er Sim Kibble checks out the soil. Par Excellence Excellence! That’s what most Bradley students strived for. In order to be recognized for their talents, many honors and awards were established. One annual honor that became a tradition at BCHS was the Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award. Bradley’s representative was elected by the senior class and went on to participate in a speech contest against the areas's other winners. Another annual event was the Miss M.O.D. contest. Bradley High and Cleveland High Taps members selected a girl to represent them in this charity event. The highest money raiser was Possessing the attributes of a True Lady. Marilyn May claimed the title during the 1985-86 school year. named 1986’s Miss March of Dimes at a Bradley Cleveland basketball game. A fairly new contest gave winners a chance to fly to Washington D.C. and observe the Senate in action. To win this Student Senate Representative Award the contestants took a govern- ment and current events test. District winners proceeded to regional competition and wrote a series of essays. Tyler Chastain competed in both the region and in the state. Because of the various con- tests offered, BCHS students could “show their stuff.” Winning these contests gave individuals satisfaction as well as turned their thoughts to higher goals. Honors 27

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As a prominent member of the senior class, Rick Wood was honored by being chosen the DAR Good Citizen. Excited about winning the Teen Athlete competition against Cleveland. Brian Beard and Tammy Wilson (far right) collected almost $300 for the March of Dimes. Flash that green! Samantha Owens proudly shows some of the dona- tions that she raised for the March of Dimes. “Sam” worked hard as BCHS Miss MOD. Courtesy and manners are never out of style. With a smile and a kind word for everyone, Jeff Westfield was unsurprisingly voted Bradley's True Gentleman. 26 Honors

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Filing the daily mail in the Student Council mailboxes, J. J. Kirkpatrick concentrates on getting every thing “in just the right places.” Flashing those “pearly nhites, Vanessa Pritchett finds AP English very amusing. Savoring her ham and cheese and mayonnaise sandwich. Bachelorette president Paige Wilson devours her favorite food.