Bedford High School - Peaks Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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’ Senior Class JING, SMPs Seeing Literary Society, ’24-°25; Athletic Association, 23-26. If by chance you should want to meet A gi rl who is always pleasant and sweet, I am sure that you would also find In Lillie, one who is very kind. Favorite saying: “Did you ever?” THELMA SPRADLIN “BEN” Literary Society; Athletic Association Thelma is just a happy go lucky girl who knows how to make life “A flower bed of ease.’ Despite the fact that she allows nothing to worry her, she gets there just the same. Her one great quality is her love for the men. Favorite saying: “Well, I declare!” NAOMI FRANCES SPENCER SACK Literary Society, ’25 26; Athletic Association, ’22- 723-'24-25-°26. : Naomi is very ambitious and kind; two qualities which will win success. Witty and good natured, and always willing to lend a helping hand. We wish her great success in the future. Favorite saying: “Aw, go on.”

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Senior Class FREDERICK KELLER PEARMAN cea Ze Athletic Association, °22-’23-’24-25- 26; Literary Society, ’25- 26; Football, ’25; Baseball, ’26; ‘B” Club. “Fritz” can do ’most anything he wants to, but as the teachers say, ‘““He will take his (isbaave. He has a host of friends, especially among the girls on account of his cheer- fulness, good disposition and—er—his good looks. If old Bedford Hi could have had a swimming team, Fritz would have shined, because he “ain’t nothing but a duck when ’ it comes to paddling.” Favorite saying: “Shoot.” MARY VIRGINIA RAMSEY NDB, Literary Society, ’25-’26; Athletic Association, 4295-726. Mary is a great sport and is always will- ing to do anything for:her friends. She is such a jolly girl, and makes every one around her happy. She has always been a favorite, especially with the opposite sex. We wish her much success after she leaves us. ; Favorite saying: “Oh, I knew that!” STUART SAUNDERS “Sino ein Annual Staff; Athletic Association; President of Literary Society; Valedictorian. Stuart came into our Senior Class. Al- though he has sailed down the stream of school life for only one year, he has im- pressed every one as an all-round good fel- low. “Stoot” is not much of a talker, but when it comes to thinking he is hard to beat. Whatever Stuart’s walk in life may be, we predict only good. ee eee Favorite saying: “I declare I don’t know,” 1

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Senior Class WILLIAM O. THOMAS ol ES Tas Wee OCR Athletic Association, ’23-’24-’25-’26; Literary Soci- ety, ’25-’26; President of Junior Class, ’25; Foot- ball, ’26; Basket-ball, ’26; ‘‘B’’ Club, ’26; Annual Staff. “Billy” is one of the sheiks who hails from Longwood Avenue. Although “Bil- ly” is small in stature, he is a good sport and a splendid student. He is also very fond of the ladies, so when he leaves us his fate is left to that fair sex. Favorite saying: “Hang no!” HENRY LOUIS TURNER AZAR USM Athletic Association, ’22-’23-’24-’25-26; Literary Society, °28-’24-25; Baseball, °25;° “B Club,’ 725. Although Henry has (just) recently started on his career as a ladies’ man, he seems to have made very good progress, for we know one young lady who blushes when his name is mentioned. Still we can’t blame her, for we all like Henry for his cheerfulness and he always has a good word for every one. Although Henry is slow and steady we are sure that he will get there just the same. Favorite saying: “Shucks !” MARY REBECCA WILSON “Mary Beck,” “FLrumpy” Athletic Association, °23-'26; Literary Society, °24- 725; French Medal, ’26. Mary Rebecca is a fine student, as well as one of the most attractive girls in our class. She has a giggle “all her own” which will ever be remembered by her friends and classmates. But to show you she is not all fun, she is a brilliant pianist, and has prepared herself to enter Randolph-Macon Woman’s College in Lynchburg, the com- ing session. Favorite saying: “I don’t believe it.” ih