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

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As special guest performers, a grimacing group of Bradley teachers demonstrate the correct technique in building a pyramid. The mock Cleveland cheerleaders are: Bottom row — Ted Gee. Bill Robertson. Jerry Frazier. Earl Rowan. Second row — Susan McCormack, Connie Young. Dianna Calfee. Top row — Karen Winters. Kathy Eaton. Catapulting — Dan Glasscock. Always exhuberant on the field and off, Senior cheerleader Serena Farmer glistens in more ways than one. Able to dig up her best wardrobe for the festive occasion. Rachel I very is obvious- ly in Nerd Heaven. Is this the famous Farm Boy Tag Team of wrestling? No. its Scott ' Doughnut” Gilbert and Coach Brian Cofer enjoying Country Day. 20 — Bradley Life Spirit Week

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 19 While the ominous Bradley Bear shadows the CHS coffin, senior class president Tommy Bowling arouses his classmates to a spirited fever Dancers they will never bel Funsters Steve McMillan. Chris LeFoy. Chip Hooker and Joe McCracken ham it up during Spirit Week. Spirit Week Bradley Life — Is it he or is it she ? No one knew for a while. Making quite a classy lady. Ben Davis won Spirit Week honors for his costume. With pom-poms waving and flags flying, students found cruising a spirited fun-filled activity.

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1 Who is this mighty beast that subdues his lowly foe? He is the guardian bear Playing cowboys and Indians, Ron that helped Ken Phillip's homeroom win Burdette's class try their hand at Indian first place honors in the door decorating weaving, contest. Spirit Week-the Brink of Insanity Family Feud, Pretty Legs, and a Pow-Wow Make for Fun? We've got spirit; yes we do! We’ve got spirit; how about you? On Wednesday during Spirit Week two factions of seniors at- tempted to outdo the other with this cheer. It was typical of the en- thusiasm of the week that had become a yearly tradition. Beside the usual dressing up, there were contests such as the Pretty-Legs Contest and the Best-Decorated Door Contest. Kevin Keefer was the 1986-87 Pretty-Legs winner, having beat out three other worthy opponents. As for the Best-Decorated Door, the grand honor went to Ken Phillips and his B-13 home- room. The massive Bradley Bear looming over B-Hall was a fine prelude to the victory that occur- red on Friday. Throughout the week the halls resounded with whooping and hollering from students an- ticipating victory. The Indian Pow-Wow dance around the Bear Bonfire Thursday, however, was the most enjoyable display of spirit during the week. As the thirty-foot flames finally dimin- ished in size, the two hundred- plus students moved closer en- circling the fire. When a small group of students began dancing around the fire, others soon joined in the feverish fun. On Friday the highlight was the afternoon pep rally. As a surprise to the student body and many of the faculty, a group of Cleveland cheerleaders were some of our own faculty members, but for several moments the truth was not known. The pep rally also featured a humorous ‘Family Fued” skit and speeches by senior president Tommy Bowling and senior cheerleader Serena Farmer. As the alma mater was played, a sense of pride spread among the student body of one of the greatest high schools in the South, Bradley High. Spirit Week Bradley Life — 21