Bedford High School - Peaks Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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cS KENNETH LATIMER JAMES RAYMOND [Rost OFFICERS MEMBERS ALMA ANDERSON LuLA ANDERSON Mamie BELL GEORGE BucK ELIZABETH CARTER FRANCES COCKE RutH CUNDIFF CLypE DoNALD HALLiE FIzEr JAMES RayMoND Frost EarLe Hupson Mary IsRAEL EpitH JARVIS THELMA Kipp KENNETH LATIMER LuciLe LATIMER Henry CrLay Loury Catvin Lucx FRAN CES MARKHAM Mary MARSHALL Mary Witt 26 PTTNUND Peat te eA ee, OF Pe] President a aaa oe Vice-President MARY, Lore RICH ADSO Niece cert eee eres Secretary-Treasurer Evita MusGRovE Dorts NICHOLS GLADYS OVERSTREET RAYMOND OVERSTREET NorINE PARKER ELMER PATTERSON KATHLEEN PENTACOST ELMER POWERS Mary Lee RICHARDSON LoRENE SAUNDERS VIRGINIA SAUNDERS Mary Burorp SCHENK Roy SUTHERLAND CLypE SUTHERLAND STUART THOMAS EVELYN TURNER GocGIN TURNER Carr WHITE Harry WILMORE Octt WIMMER

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Junior Class Flower: Pansy Color: Purple and Gold Motto: Facta non verba ma N the night of October 25th, the Jumiors entertained the Seniors at a BE Hallow’een masquerade party given at the home of Katherine Geer- aq ing. The house was attractively decorated to suit the occasion. About 9:00 o’clock the fun began and proms were the chief entertainment. An old graveyard proved to be the favorite retreat for the couples. Most of the promenaders visited the old witch by the fireplace to have their fortune told, and also tried their luck at the Kitchen Contest. Billy Rucker had the best success in guessing what kind of spice-the little bags held and won first prize. Elizabeth Spradlin captured the girl’s first prize with her beautiful blue pierrette costume, and Bob Morrison dressed as a Spanish cavalier won the boy’s prize. About 11:30 o'clock orange ice and little chocolate cakes were served, and the party broke up at 12:00.

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