Bedford High School - Peaks Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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MOULTON OVERSTREET BiLLty RUCKER OFFICERS MEMBERS OF JUNIOR CL THELMA BANDY KATHRYN Bonpb FRANK BOWYER ELEANOR BOWER ELIzABETH BURKS CLARENCE BucK LANE CARTER SENORAH COCKE EsTELLE CoLEMAN MiLprep CRAGHEAD CarL DANNER GEORGE FIzER WILLIAM FOSTER KATHERINE GEERING RACHAEL GIBBS Lioyp GoopE IK ATHERYN HATCHER CLAUDE HATCHER Roy HocAan ALLEENE JACK PAULINE JOHNSON RANDOLPH LEE ANNIE Mae Locwoop EvELYN MarsuH Jack WRIGHT Z3 SeS}S, RicHArRD MICHAEL Bunyon MICHAEL HaLuige MITCHELL LuLA Morrtson Marte NICHOLS LucILe OVERSTREET MouLTON OVERSTREET LAURA JETER PARKER CLARENCE POWERS FRANK PowERS VIRGINIA PRESTON MARGARET RAMSEY CHARLIE RHETT Marcaret Row Lett Bitty RUCKER ELIZABETH SPRADLIN PAULINE TURNER LEAH VAUGHAN VIRGINIA WALKER HoLtMAN WARE GLADYS WHITE Ossie WILLIAMS Mary Woo.pribdGE SALLIE WRIGHT

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@) Za LSE - Senior Class SP EE a SE VIRGINIA NORRIS WHIPPLE “GINIA” Literary Society; Athletic Association Peppy, witty, and dizzy, Ginia is one of the best liked girls in the Class of ’26. Her fluent translations in Latin have amazed us, although she rushes in every “Monday” morning, saying: “Oh that Latin, I haven’t done a word of it.” Thus until June and then is Favorite saying: “Well, shoot!” Class Poem | By VIRGINIA WHIPPLE a aa Sooner or later you will forget All your High School trouble—and yet— i ( if | In spite of the hours we have shaken with fear, | 2 1} | Fed | When the time for exams was drawing near, é | . | And some of us were so afraid f H Alll We wouldn't be able to make the grade, Woe Heth Old B. H. S. holds a thousand cheers is i That will remain in after years. {| Ba 4 || 1 | Sa | The class in Virgil loves Mrs. Brown, Weyl | Tho’ we'd quake with fear when she would frown; : Bela We love Miss Bell with a memory dear, a And leave her with a parting tear ; iS! I can’t express in words to-night 2=;| How we know Mr. Borden has treated us right. HLL So we are leaving you with much regret And know you will hear from us yet. You may think the Seniors are a bunch of hicks, But there never was a class like ’26. ieee” ope Sooner or later you will forget All the lessons you've learned—and yet— Never mind the bye and bye, Sooner or later—so will I. i

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