Bedford High School - Peaks Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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J For many weary years we've longed For graduation day, The time when we could end our care And face the future glad and gay. But since at last the day has dawned, There’s a sadness we can't repress, Comes deep from in our wistful hearts On leaving dear old B. H. S. The help and guidance of the teachers dear Has made us fit for life, So when we're thrust upon the world We'll battle and win through every strife. Our high school days we'll ne'er forget, And as we review our happy careers, We'll remember how we toiled and played During these four decisive years. Dear Bedford Hi, we're leaving you, For our high school journey ends, So now, classmates of 27, The world calls us from our friends. LuLA MorRISON. 23 oe Pr) eS erm Pe an Cea Satie allies Leen eet en ARN, AEE) IN. Lee Lae Ve CANS. Tc Cem Vee Vetta. Veet Pa ram Dee ee eee ee Tae. fe ET Ee ee ae ee ee Vere eee EE aE ee et et

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Sn Memory of Holman are e Cdith sorrow we learned of Dolman’s Death soon after graduation, J true friend who stood for all that is best in school and home life,

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( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( | 2S we come to the close of our Junior year, it is with pleasure that we recall to mind the events of the three preceding years. We remember very distinctly when we were termed “rats” and had our names written in THe Peaks in small letters. In our Sophomore year the honor of making the “new rats” feel the importance of their position was bestowed upon us and we “administered unto them as it had been administered unto us.” But now, we hardly know what to term this period of time unless it was meant for a vacation before entering our Senior year; however the teachers must have misunderstood, by the length of the lessons they have given us throughout the year. The only consolation that we have for the coming year, is the privilege of a Senior. oe PS Pa eS eS er ee Ce RS | Oe ET a Ce a a, Se NN Ne ae,