Bedford High School - Peaks Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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16 Senior Class VIRGINIA MILES “GINNIE” Literary Society, °24-°25; Athletic Association, 72.3226; We have in Virginia a typical southern girl, unassuming, modest, and refined, with a gentle dignity which adds charm to her sweet disposition. To those who do not know her she ap- pears indifferent. Favorite saying: “Gee whiz!” MARGARET DUNLAP MORRISON 9 “Stim,” “SUNSHINE Secretary Junior Literary Society; Athletic Asso- ciation, ’23-24-25-26; “B” Club, ’25-26; Man- ager Basket-ball, °26; Annual Staff, ’26. Margaret is a girl of small stature, but very attractive. Some day she hopes to be tall and slim, but that can not hinder the attractiveness of the small Margaret. A girl who is willing, unselfish, and faithful is a girl whom we all love, and Margaret answers to these qualifications. The mem- bers of the Senior Class elected her as the best sport and the best all-round of the girls. Those who do not know her intimate- ly can judge her by these facts. Favorite saying: “Now, I wouldn’t ask you that.” BEULAH NICHOLS pS SINS Literary Society, ’23-°26; Athletic Association, ’°23- 726; Secretary of Senior Class, ’26; Math Medal, 725; Latin Medal, ’26; Annual Staff, ’26. “A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the best of men.” But Beulah is not all fun. Underneath the surface there is the true, serious-mind- ed side of: her character. She is always the same, loyal, faithful and true—din other words, a good friend. She possesses the perseverance and de- termination which enables her to accom- plish whatever she attempts. Her winning personality and attractiveness have made for her many friends, especially among the “Stuarts.” Favorite saying: “For crying out loud.” rit LF ’ : | i} {booms | | SZ | (aan, PANT Uae ha oa | H HI in Ma PiRBaE D Hittin Hi i PH HTT eT | H HG | Hi tf il ti Hy HEH Hy Hi He He Hi HI Ht | — a

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Senior Class RUBY FRANCES LAWLESS PGhiteiamo rary Society, ’25--26; Athletic Association, 722-26 Lite 22- A jolly carefree, good-natured sort of a girl is Ruby. Although she doesn’t waste much mid-night oil, she gets there just the same. Ruby intends to be a stenographer, but you never can tell. Best luck ever, old pal! Favorite saying: “Oh, that Physics.’ CARROLL LAZENBY penta yas Literary Society, °25-°26; Athletic Association, 22-26. Very enthusiastic is “Killy,” especially when Geometry is the subject. She is such a jolly girl always joking and teasing. May there never be clouds enough to darken your bright, happy countenance. Favorite saying: “Let it go at that, I don’t care.” ESTHER MARSH “SHORTY Literary Society, ’25-’26; Athletic Association, ’22- °93-'24- 25-’26; Annual Staff; Salutatory. Esther is a friend to every one, and a friend whom you can trust. On account of unselfishness and willingness to help others, she is admired by both teachers and pupils, and is always called on to do every- thing. Favorite saying: “Did you see anybody over town?”

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If on ie FS (Seay Lb Senior Class JAMES ROBERT NICHOLS INTCKe President of Senior Class; President of Athletic Association, ’26; Athletic Association, ’22-'23-’24- 725-26; Literary Society, ’25-’26; Football Team, °24; Captain of Football Team, °25; Baseball Team, 2425-26; Basket-ball Team, ’26; ‘SB’ Club, ’25- 26. “Nick,” without a doubt, is the most pop- ular boy in the Senior Class. He is liked by almost every one, and especially by the girls. “Nick” is an all-round athlete, having won more letters than any one in school. Luck to you in Norfolk, and everywhere else. Favorite saying: “Can you imagine clratie DELUALPADGE TT a) EDAREING a DIAZ Se Athletic Association, ’23-24-’25-’26; Vice-President Athletie Association, ’26; Basket-ball, ’25-’26; Cap- tain Girls’ Basket-ball Team, °25-’26; Vice-Presi- dent of Junior Class, ’25; Vice-President of Class of °26; Girls’ “B” Club, ’26; Literary Society, ’25-’26. Della is not only thought of as “Darling” by the one who gave her that name, but by every one, as Della is one of the most pop- Ties dtm cee el ellamismeood sat everything she undertakes, especially bas- ketball. Good luck and happiness to her. Favorite saying: “I’m not.” ENDORA THELMA PADGETT “Kip” Literary Society, °25-'26; Athletic Association, ’26. Thelma has not been with us very long but, nevertheless, the “Kid” has won the hearts of us all. She is so refined and dig- nified, and never talks much out of school, but in class, she takes the lead. Favorite saying: “I don’t know.”