Bedford High School - Peaks Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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The Peaks Senior Class HENRY LEWIS TURNER “LAZARUS” Athletic Association, °22-’25; Literary Society, °23-'25. Even if Henry is a little slow, as proved by the time he gets to school in the morning, he gets there just the same. He has one characteristic like Washington Irving, liking “Sunnyside.” We predict great things for “Lazarus” in the farming line because he lives in the country and seems to like it very well. It seems that Henry will not talk for an y- body except Miss Ida. Anyhow, she is the only one that ever gives him detention slips. Favorite Saying: “Shucks!” COYSGEDIKE to WICK —— COZ. Athletic Association, ’22-’25; Literary Society, °23-’25; Secretary Athletic Association, ’24; President Literary Society, ‘23; Football Team, 22, 20, ‘24:0 basketpall, Team, %23; 924, 25: Track Meam, 22) e20,) -24,eec0 —TLennis: Team, 23; Baseball Team, ’23, ’24, °25; Secretary- Treasurer “B’’ -Club, 725. Coy’s main accomplishment is athletics, having won more letters than anyone else, and having been voted the most athletic boy in high school. “Cozy” has no favorite among the fairer sex, but possesses equal feelings for all of them. Favorite Saying: ‘That ain’t so bad.” ROBERT LLOYD UPDIKE “RED” Athletic Associaton, ’22-’25; Literary Society, 723-’25; Baseball Team, ’23, ’24; Football Team, owe’ tae GLb, 1225. Lloyd is quiet, which is a good trait to ac- company his red hair. He is an easy-going sort of fellow who has shared the joys and sorrows of good old “’Twenty-five” for four years. It is said that he would walk ten miles to get a book to read. Favorite Saying: “My goodness!” ee aoe

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The Peaks Senior Class WEBSTER RICHARDSON PRICE Athletie Association, '22-’25; Litcrary Society, 93-24, He is our only member who is so distin- guished as to have a town named after him, or to be named for a town, as the case may be. “Rich” is one of our great “story-tellers,” and the crowd stands around with wide-open mouths listening to the wonderful stories which he imparts to us. He is a great lover of the outdoors, and a “Jack-of-all-trades.” He is a treasure from the Class of ’24, but we welcome him into our midst and wish him a successful future. Favorite Saying: “What did you say?” FRANCES SAUNDERS “FLAPPER FANNIE” Athletic Association, ’23-’25; Literary Society, 123-25. In our estimation, Frances is a jolly, good girl. She never lets any fun escape her notice. A good-looking young man never escapes her sight. She is very attractive, and makes peo- ple always feel cheerful when they are around her. We wish “Fannie” the best of success after she leaves us. Favorite Saying: “Good lands!” HENRY EARLY TURNER heh be Athletic Association, ’22-’25; Literary Society, °23-’25; Football Team, . °23-’24; Track Team, »24-’25; Secretary of Athletic Council, ’25; ‘“‘B” Dub. 25. Henry is an all-round boy. He won the gold medal offered by the Richmond Times- Dispatch for athletics last year. His attract- iveness and optimism have made him one of the favorites of our school. Henry is liked by everyone who knows him, and especially by the girls. “H. T.” is noted for his never- ceasing laughter, and there are few “skirts’’ that he would not run after. The best of “wives” to you, “H. T.” Favorite Saying: “Oh, heck!”

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SY aks ATEN gti iy ne Ny ig ee eee em: x get E Siinmaemain® Neat tin, Senior Class FRANCES WELLS “SLOPPY” Athletic Association, ’24-’25; Literary Society, 723-'25. Frances would never be thought of as liy- ing up to her nickname, “Sloppy,” for she is very small and neat. Frances would rather argue and be defeated than never to have argued at all. She is known throughout our school and also in the town as a very good amateur actress. Favorite Saying: “1 ain’t proud.” DOROTHY SPOTSWOOD WEST UA BY aye Athletic Association, ’22-’25; Literary Society, ’23-’25; Girls’ Basketball Team, ’23, '24; Vice- President Athletic Association, '24; Art Editor Annual Staff. “Dot” is one of the livest wires in our class. She is a favorite, especially with the opposite sex. As for seeing her frown, or getting mad, it is not possible. We shall never for- get her bright eyes and winning smile and her style can’t be surpassed. Favorite Saying: “Oh, heck!” JOHN WHORLEY “COUNT” Athletic Association, ’23-’25; Literary Society, 23-'25; Football Team, ’22; Substitute, ’23; “B” Club, °25. John is an all-round good fellow, who has a great number of friends throughout this school. He is ever ready to do anything to accommodate his friends. We do not know John by any bad traits. His most notable characteristic is his continuous laughter. He is not very much of a talker but somewhat of a thinker. John is not a woman lover, nor is he a woman hater, for we often see him taking the girls riding, or walking to school with them. Favorite Saying: “I don’t know.”