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

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Sunny Daytona Beach makes a beautiful backdrop for seniors Lon Huskins and Shane Keller during the Summer of 86 All others — Quit your crym and beggin there is just one class of 87 Adorned in her finery of pearls and gold senior. Dana Thomas strikes a classic pose. •- -

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While Scott Ford and Teddy Lockerby relish their own certificates. Kevin Keefer and Brent Hall congratulate each other on their Player of the Week distinction. After painting Bradley's gold bear tracks to the stadium. Seniors Tommy Bowling. Tim Mason, and Jody Musselwhite demonstrate that the paw makes an in- teresting picture frame. The Icing on the Cake Our Senior Year Was Full of Sweet Memories. Seniors. We finally had made it to the peak position in high school. After struggling through our sophomore year and eagerly an- ticipating the excitement of our senior year throughout all of our junior year, our senior reign finally arrived. The feeling of triumph, the superiority to scream, “SENIORS ARE YOUR DADDIES’’ was at last ours. It had not always been easy, however. We had to survive all of typical senior trials — ACT, SAT, Early bird classes, research papers, class projects, report cards, detention,“senioritis”, dates for the prom, and, of course, final exams. Being seniors also presented another challenge. Suddenly life faced us-the realization that stu- dent life as we had always known it was about to end. Many of us would go on to college but the blanket of security in high school would disappear. For others, the world of work was paramount. We made the most of our senior year, though, by accepting the responsibility of leading Bradley High School with style. The study- ing, the sports events, the dances, the friendships — they all shaped our year and evolved into lasting memories. Our ultimate goal had at last been reached. Graduation was the icing on the cake. All the time stu- dying, and hard work had paid off. We had reached a milestone in our lives, the first of many. Yes, it was the icing on the cake. So was the class of ’87.

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Displaying one of the many stylish bargains, senior Kelley Saunders and her boss David Hixon demonstrate their salesmanship abilities. Who does she think she’s fooling?” While other teens cruise and shop, Melanie Arp (right) appears to contemplate beginn- ing her literature homework. Calmly her friend Missy Hixon sits empty-handed. 16 — Bradley Life After Hours “Vanilla, raspberry, peanut butter or chocolate, which one would you like?’’asks Kim Jones as she waits on an anxious customer. Service with a smilel As a Kentucky Fried Chicken employee. Tonya Defriese prepares to serve a customer while fellow worker David Martella dreams of quitting time.