Fired up and ready to burn the opponent is one of the spirited groups that make the famous Bradley pep section. Revenge of the Nerds: Bradley s rendition star- ring Shan Reece and Ray Stephens. Spirit Week 19 A reminder of the rock-and-roll era, this catchy shirt adorned some stylish teen on 50's day. Smoky Bear always said, Don't Play with Fire! The Bradley students didn't play with the fire, but they sure played around the flames at Brad- ley's annual bonfire.
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Good Morning and these are today's an- nouncements! This greeting was aired typically everyday by Amy Conley (pictured) or Melvin Swaiiord. Eager to call it a day ' Dawson Stevison es- corts himseli from the senior parking lot at a typical day's end. t at t z£e t at te t et cv Cet tt fr — Today's weather will be sunny with a high of 75, and now here is some music to get you going. Alarm radios were one source of waking us up early in the morning. Mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, or anyone else that had the strength to wake us up was challenged. We all prepared for the same thing: a typical day at Bradley Central High School. The parking lot welcomed those with early bird class as early as 7 o'clock. Although the majority of the students arrived between 8:00 and 8:25, several walked in the door as the minute bell rang. Others, came early to stand in the halls and socialize before begin- ning their day, and some arrived early for other reasons, such as for making up tests, or for club activities. As soon as the 8:25 tardy bell rang, the music started all over the school. A song was played everyday to help lift our spirits. It was followed by a Bible Forget class! I need a nap! A tired Brian Hood catches a few winks before class officially be- gins. scripture, prayer, and the pledge to our flag. Then came the famous words of Melvin Swafford, Senior class pres- ident, Good morning, and these are today's announcements. The three lunch periods were most exciting. We were provided with a break from class, time to be sociable and fill our growling stomachs. Sports practices, band practice, dra- ma productions practice, cheerleading practice, and club meetings were all parts of what made BCHS! A typical day-a typical high school. A day filled with excitement, sadness, education, new faces, new ideas, suc- cesses, and failures. We played the roles of the typical students, but we enjoyed it, and made the year the greatest! Typical Day 21
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