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

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Dear Friends: Soaething very special started here at Bradley High on the very first day of school. That special crazy soaething was known as Bradley Life. Who can forget the pep rallies and football gaaes with flying toilet paper, confetti, and soaetiaes balloons? Sharing lockers, racing for pizza on Wednesdays, senior parking. Spirit Week, and fighting the aob in the halls were also part of our life at Bradley. So auch happened within the walls of our alaa aater. Our life at Bradley Central High School was, in a word. J PHONE (615) 479-5436 S. LEE HIGHWAY CLEVELAND. TENNESSEE 37311

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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.

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Bradley's Royal Court Honored Underneath a starry sky the crowd grew quiet with anticipation. Everyone held their breath as the crowning of the Homecoming Queen speedily ap- proached. Which lucky girl would receive the honor? We would soon find out. As the Bradley Bears and Cumberland Jets filed off the field to assess their first half play, a transformation began. Convertibles bearing the candidates rolled onto the field. First to appear was a Renault carrying the sophomores of the court, Janna Presley and Tracy Harden. Behind them in a stylish Mustang rode the juniors, Leigh Ann Smith and Amy Walls. Lastly, elevated atop a jet black Cor- vette were the senior candidates, Tina Harris, Carol Aszman and Kristen Olkowski. In hurried precision the Ocoeean staff set up the lattice work, the arch, and the flowers. As a final touch, they rolled out the honorary Bradley carpet. The excitement grew as our an- nouncer, Mr. Lyman Wood, proceeded through the ceremony. Then as the drum roll was given, the mystery was unveiled. Miss Kristen Olkowski had became our queen. As Mr. Hughes set the crown on Kristen's brow-, hundreds of pastel col- ored balloons filled the air. The cheers and applause resounded throughout the stadium. Bradley Cen- tral High School had welcomed its new Queen. “C an this dream he true?” Kristen Olkowski seems to say as she takes her honorary stroll, with her escort Charlie Lockcrby. Proudly being chaufferred in Wcndce Gibson’s Corvette, senior attendants Tina Harris, Carol Aszman. and Kristen Olkowski anticipate the beginning of the homecoming ceremony. With her beaut) and charm winning the hearts of everyone, Kristen Olkowski was the perfect choice for the 1985 Homecoming Queen. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lee. Kristen was a Bradley cheerleader, senior class secretary, Bachelorette, Senior Beauty, Calendar Girl, and FCA member. 30 Bradley Life - Homecoming