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

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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.

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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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Two Lives to Live “Bradley Life’’ extended beyond the school gates. Many students at Bradley High School may have been accused of having split personalities. As a result of their jobs, studying at home, or just cruising after school, teenagers proved life ex- isted after 3;20. As the 3:20 bell rang the metamorphosis began. The average high school students became eager employees wreckless drivers, and frantic shoppers. Many BCHS young men and women served as loyal workers after school. Jobs consumed not only their free time but some of their homework time as well. The Cleveland Mall was the site of many preferred jobs. There privileged workers could see several of their friends view the new fashions,and also be able to be home by 10:00 p.m. Fast food restaurants, on the other hand, usually demanded late hours. Still, numerous Bradley students felt the urge to make those all important ‘bucks.” Others, however, were so active with school activities that no time was left. Cars, music, movies, junk food, and ball games consumed everyone’s money, but no one seemed to care too much.After all, we deserved some fun. When out cruising, Bradley students blasted radios which were tuned to their favorite sta- tions such as WOKI, WITT and KZ106. Popular songs of the year ranged from “The Glory of Love” by Peter Cetera to “Danger Zone” by Kenny Loggins. Whether absorbed in these varied pasttimes or simply visiting friends, Bradley students knew how to utilize every hour of the day and night. One could almost say, the typical Bradley student had “two lives to live. “Does this come in Silver?” wonders employee Stephanie ‘Cariotta'' Mealer as she aligns Roses' new line of lingerie. Caught in a relaxed moment, after school, amiable Missy Jordan waits for her friends to drive by. nm After Hours Bradley Life —17