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

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During the annual blue jean Christmas dance, Marc Taylor and Jamie Woodall en- joy a slow dance in Bradley’s cafeteria. Preparing to “hula” the night away, Melissa Alley, Cheryl Bryson, Greta Jenkins, Lori Huskins and Susan McCoy display their smiles for the camera. ■■■■■■ Could It be two washed-up Beach bums? No, it’s Melvin Swafford and Angie Lee ar- riving at the Back-to-School dance. Showing off their newly-learned dance steps, Jerry Petitt and his date practice for their upcoming competition on Dance Fever. 28 — Bradley Life Dances

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Finding humor in the ever popular Gar- field the cat, Student Council members Myca Hagood and Lori Huskins display one of their many fundraising posters. “Aren’t they adorable?” Holly Parker. Joleen McKnight, and Regina Linville cuddle the little critters available for sale by the Peer Counselors. Who could turn down these lovely salesladies? Peddling their 1987 calen- dars are cheerleaders Kristi Bowen and April Swafford. Holding one million, three hundred thou- sand calories in hand, Dawson Stevison, Teddy Lockerby. Kris Crawley, Misty Dawkins and Angela Lewis prepare for another popular candy sale. Sales Bradley Life — 27

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Do you come here very often? Ginger Wilson and Scott Griffith softly sway to the melodic music of Chicago. The fun of a Bradley dance is reflected in the eyes and smiles of Serena Farmer and Kristi Caywood as they prepare to twist and shout the night away. Dances Bradley Life — 29 Bradley Students Gyrate through Several School Dances attire. Soon to follow in sequence were the Homecoming, Christmas, and Valentines dances all sponsored by the Bacheloret- tes. All three of these dances were traditional events eagerly an- ticipated especially by the seniors. The theme of the 1986-87 Homecoming Dance was “The Glory of Love’’ and that of the Valentines Dance was Will You Still Love Me?” The Christmas Dance, better known as the Blue-Jean Dance, was the informal of the three dances. It's theme was Love Will Conquer All.” To celebrate the New Year, the PAC for the first time sponsored a New Year’s dance, and once more Bradley students came out to en- joy the fun and dance the night away. Ultimately, the junior-senior prom arrived with its sophistica- tion and prestige. This special event held at the Chattanooga Choo-Choo was attended by ex- cited couples decked in their finest formal wear. “Dancing on the Ceiling... ” Maybe we weren’t quite Dance Fever material and maybe we weren’t ever on American Band- stand. Maybe we couldn’t do the Cha-Cha-Cha or the Tango, but Bradley students did know how to dance. And the students really did “cut the rug at every dance. The 1986-87 school year was kicked off with a big Back-to- School beach party bash, spon- sored by Student Council, and at- tended by Bradley's teens in full force. Freshly in from an exciting summer, all the students proudly displayed their best beach bum