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

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Oblivious to everything around them, special friends Chad Williams and Andrea Griffey drift into a dream world together. Buddying up for a pre-game snapshot. Tina Stephenson. Darleah Beard, and Jennifer John- son prove that three's company. Proud to be Bears in their own right, our foreign friends Britt Hilde Forstad and Ann-Elise Mar- tinsen (seated) and Martin Henkelmann. Karen Hammink. Gregor Reindl, and Anjie Brinkman (standing) enjoy the company of a friendly bear. Amy Conley. Jim Rollins, and Greg Evans watch in amusement as Coach Bob Zvolerin captures the heart of a new friend in the second annual Kiss a Pig contest. 1 12 Friends

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Seniors Oh no we re caught skipping yearbook again! Proudly Seniors Misty Hawkins, De- anna Mowery, and Angie Spencer don their Nation's Best stickers. Nearly 600 strong, the class of '88 shows it’s got the look of Bradley pride. (Picture com- pliments of Larry Hawkins and American Heritage Photographic Services) Reach out! Reach out and touch someone! Seni- ors Robert Renner Shonda Price, Bo Newman, and Gary Owenby joyfully girate during a home football contest. Great tingling tonsils! It's Melvin The Mouth Swafford doing what he does best . .. leading his senior classmates in a rebel shout.

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“Let's be friends, son,” Ted Bryson seems to be thinking as he admires little Andy, his new bom treasure. All for one and one for all, this group of Bradley ladies show their enthusiasm for an upcoming game. Call me Hey, write me a note! tonight... Meet me in A-Hall.... Save me a seat ... This was just a sampling of the friend-to-friend chatter typically heard at Bradley. Seeing friends was not al- ways as easy as hoped. Sometimes friends were lucky enough to get the same class or lunch period, but usually seeing friends meant stealing a minute here or there. Besides before-school hours and af- ter-school time there was only the five minutes crammed between classes or an occasional pep rally, activity pe- riod, or chance meeting. Nevertheless, friendships born at Bradley were strong and enduring. When the bells rang throughout the day, people emerged from the walls. Blocking all of the halls, friends gabbed about the previous day's events only to be disturbed by the no- torious tardy bell. The halls finally cleared and breathed, ready for the next onslaught of traffic. Special friends at Bradley were our foreign exchange students who brought us a glimpse of European val- ues, opinions, lifestyles, and humor. Our 1987-88 exchange students proved that it was possible for students of different cultures to mingle, have fun, and become friends. Some of the other friendships nur- tured at Bradley included the follow- ing combinations: Michelle Curtis, Kip- pi Haney, and Deanna Mowery; Mickie Crisp and Dawn Rumba; Chad Williams and Chad Copeland; Melvin Swafford, Gary Ownby, and Mike Vaughn; Denise Murray, Shannon Flynn, and Lisa Ware; and Shannon Greer and Christy Griffith. Caught in an early morning stroll down A-Hall, friends Dana Nolen and Nicole Elam show off their bear tan. Friends 1 13