Bedford High School - Peaks Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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RS a ¥;, CF YM?) KEP Pf ) EPs, a we i fet 5a§ THE PEAKS $4 OnE xee5 = ; Ib fe 2 SY te), CB. ior ¥% : p) TAS (@4 ) eo LAURA JETER PARKER NZ “Jete” PES Athletic Association, ’23-'28; Wilsonian and ts) Nique Literary Societies; Annual Staff; Debat- 1% ing Club, ’27-’28. i An all-reund sport is “Jete” Parker. When there’s anything to be done we always turn to her to do it. But the best thing about “Jete” is her good nature, her sweet attitude, her splendid democratic spirit toward everybody. eae When we get into the wide world we'll be lost b |) without her. She expects to go to William and Ka Mary next fall and here’s wishing her the best O¥g of luck. a N Mk ad’) Favorite SAyinc: “Well, for goodness sakes.” NS NORINE PARKER a “Nena” K fan. fl Athletic Association, °24-'28; Nique Literary ys Society. A Our class would not be complete without ( ) Norine. She adds to it sweetness, gentleness SL and a pure refinement. We love her sweet, Kay soft Southern voice, and feel drawn to her by XS her sterling qualities. Wherever we go, wher- ‘x), ever we are, we shall always long for Norine. LX h Favorite Sayinc: “Good Night.” ts i Go | . Eid J MARY LEE RICHARDSON ( ® “Squirrely” iA Athletic Association, ’24-'28; Nique Literary IK 3) Society; Vice-President of Class; Basketball, herr °27-'28; Vice-President of Athletic Association; ron) “B” Club; Debating Club. “a F 1 Goat Rell Mary Lee is always on the “Mark” when it ee comes to athletics. How she throws those LI balls!| But she doesn’t start or stop with ath- L{ 4) letics—steady, sure, student, debater—an all- i cal | round sport when you can convince her to do Ika those things. Mary Lee is attractive and wher- 4 B I ever she goes there is a laugh and a smile. Ke JI She makes friends easily and has a great num- 56 ber of them. She is going to R.-M. W. C. and Ik we know she will have the best of luck. Me} aX | FavorITE SAYING: “Oh Heck.” Key 29 ( (= OOO ED r ¥

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Ay, (ag itt EULA VIRGINIA MUSGROVE “Bootsie” Athletic Association, °24-°28; Nique Literary Society. Quiet, sweet, gentle, sure and true charac- terize Eula, one of our most useful and at- tractive Seniors. Eula is a “true blue” girl in every respect. She may be quiet, but she’s always on hand when there’s any motion in the atmosphere. My, but we'll miss Eula. Favorite SAyinc: “Good Grief.” LILLIE DORIS NICHOLS “Dorie” Athletic Association, ’24-'28; Nique Literary Society; Annual Staff. She is pretty, attractive, smart and sincere. Just a real all-round girl. This is a good description of “Dorie.” She is always ready for a good time. What is more charming than an attractive face and pleasing manners, in which both a love of fun and a real joy of living are blended? Favorite Sayinc: “It’s the truth.” GLADYS LUCY OVERSTREET “Polly” Athletic Association, °24-°28; Secretary of Nique Literary Society. Gladys was voted the sweetest girl in the class and deserved it. She is popular among the teachers and pupils alike. Gladys comes from Stone Mountain and B. H. S. would welcome more of her kind. She is a good student, intelligent and hard-working and in all school activities is known for her fine spirit of helpfulness and loyalty. She has the qualities that mark her for success. Favorite SAYING: “Whatcha know?” THE PEAKS © Mi

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E225) THE PEAKS LORENE VIRGINIA SAUNDERS “Little Fanny” Athletic Association, ’24-'28; Nique Literary Society. Lorene is one of the most stylish girls in our class. She is also very attractive and makes the boys “Stop, Look and Listen.” She de- serves to be popular because she is sincere, cheerful and true to her friends. She has a sweet way about her that is sure to make many friends. “Little Fanny” won the vote for the most attractive girl in our class. Favorite SAytinc: “Who cares about that?” VIRGINIA ELIZABETH SAUNDERS Gade pe Athletic Association, ’26-'28; Nique Literary Society; Debating Club. Virginia, with her smart clothes and cute ways, one might think a flapper, but when she begins to talk, one decides differently. Deep stuff! With eyes of a dreamer, the mind of a philosopher, and the cunning ways of a deb, Virginia is indeed a very versatile young lady. Her grades are the despair of us all. Eager, gay, and clever besides being perfectly loyal to her class and school. Virginia has proven a valuable member of the class of °28. Favorite Sayinc: “H—1 no!” MARY BUFORD SCHENK “Mary B.” Athletic Association, ’24-'28; Nique Literary Society. You may think her quiet and reserved, but you remark on her frank, earnest eyes, her pleasant personality and her very attractive manner. That is your first impression of Mary Buford. Then, as you begin to know her you realize that underneath all this dignity lies a well of wit and fun whose depth amazes you. Watch her in a crowd of friends—here is a personality. When you inquire into her activi- ties you find she is a creditable student, an interesting friend—then you have it in a few words! Favorite SAyiInc : “Wait a minute.” bo ew