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

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Waiting for the cheers to subside, guest speaker Chris White flashes a cool smile. Chris returned for opening day festivities to share the wave of Bradley Pride he still feels. The juniors receive a hearty welcome from the Student Council on the first day of school. “Easy does it!” Junior Mark Lyles says as Darleah Beard pins a Bradley Spirit button over his fluttering heart. “Lower, Tommy lowerl” At the Back to School Dance everyone watches to see how low Tommy Bowling can go while doing the limbo. 12 — Bradley Life Back to School

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By the sparkle in her eyes, it is evident Highlighting the homecoming that Leigh Ann Smith is proud to have festivities, Ranstrassy, our sparkling been named the 1986-87 Homecoming show choir, sings One singular Sensa Queen. tion. An explosion of pastel balloons signaled the announcement of the new 1986-87 Homecoming Queen. The release of helium balloons was only one of the visual additions that made the halftime event a colorful and memorable one. Escort Robbie Peters added another by warmly con- gratulating the new queen. Homecoming Bradley Life — 11 Together as one beautiful homecoming court are the individual beauties represen- ting their respective classes and the junior attendants. Left to right are Jamie Woodall. Tracey Harden. Amy Wales. Robby Winters(crown bearer), Leigh Ann Smith(Homecoming Queen), Holly Adams(flower girl). Lisa Longley. Janna Presley, and Vickie Moore.

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Standing proudly with her friends in the Doing their Senior Battle Cry, Steve junior section of the stadium. Jena Brewer McMillan, Cynthia Liner and Scott Franklin expresses that the class of '88 is A 1 Top give it their all. Rate. Here We Go Again ... Just When We Thought We Pulled Ourselves Together. Sleeping to noon, sunning at Tinsley, going on vacation ... all gone, for school was again in ses- sion. Even so, most students would secretly admit they were glad to be back. The seniors were especially anxious. It was to be their year. Sophomores timidly anticipated the new experience of searching helplessly through the Bradley maze. Juniors, as always were the middle men finding that after an initial year Bradley was beginning to feel like home. To everyone the back to school craze of buying new clothes, folders, pencils, had ended. It was time to look up old friends and catch up on the summer s gossip, who did what and why? To ease the usual trauma of be- ing back in school our first day's activities featured plenty of early- morning time to become ac- climated to the school, an ab- breviated schedule, and afternoon meetings. At 1:15 each class met to hear pertinent information and receive a few reminders. For the seniors most of the time was spent discussing a possible senior trip and the ingredients necessary to make the class of '87 great. Present to encourage Bradley Pride and spirit was Sugar Bowl star Chris White. Also scheduled was former graduate Galen Bell who proclaimed his Bradley years unforgettable. As a prelude to other pep rallies, Bradley’s alma mater was played at the day’s end. For the first time the Student Council sponsored a Back to School Dance that featured a luau theme and a limbo contest. All in all, the first week of school with the usual interruptions to get lockers,I.D.’s, and class changes made the transition from summer snoozing to school scurrying a bit easier. Back to School Bradley Life — 13