Bedford High School - Peaks Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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= = z = KC OS KASD eal SSS C Ad ROD) | X¥o (@) SL WW ALMA GERTRUDE WILLS ll, rs . “Happy Foot” 7 4) Athletic Association, ’27-'28; Nique Literary east Society. a Le 7] Yes, here is Alma. I’m sure we will all Saw miss her, for she always greets us with a smile ed and seems to be in the best humor. Alma is AS a girl who puts her studying before a good (es) time. She always tries to get the highest marks. We do not know her plans for the yh future, but wish her much for the future. fi Favorite SAyinc: “I don’t know.” cs i WW pd MARY WITT ( Py Sd aT ge ar Athletic Association, ’25-'28; Basketball, ’26- - | 27-28; “B” Club; Nique Literary Society. “Pug” is one of the best sports and most popular girls of the Class of °28. She won es the vote for being the wittiest and most ath- | ex letic girl in our class. Mary has a winning 06 personality, which makes everyone love her. Kk = B. H. S. will miss her so much. We hope k ® 9 the future has much success and happiness in | store for her. ort CECIL AGEE WRIGHT “Buck-eye” (a ) Athletic Association, ’24-’28; Nique Literary QU 7|| Society; Football, ’27--28; Basketball, °26-'27- ip? Paces ba Glu: All-round sport and athlete, that’s “Buck- eye’; he’s a lion with the ladies, too, a sure hit everywhere with his attractive manners and his good looks. He is the most attractive boy in our class and a close runner for our hand- somest. A real friend because of his drawing personality and accommodating ways. Favorite Sayinc: “Frailty, thy name is woman.” bo O11

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7 re SW THE PEAKS (46885 ¥ rit S. RUCKER UPDIKE “Ruck” “Good sense and good nature must ever join.” Athletic Association, °28; Football, °28: Basketball, °28; Baseball, °28; “B” Club; Nique Literary Society. “Ruck” is one who comes to us from Hud- dleston. He is very much interested in all phases of school work, especially athletics. He has only been with us a year and we hate to part from him so soon. The Senior Class elected him the sweetest boy in the class, and they made no mistake for he has certainly won the hearts of us all through his sweet disposition and geod nature. Here’s wishing you as much success in all fields, “Ruck”, as you have had in High School. FavorirE Sayinc: “I don’t care.” REBECCA JOYNER WHITE Athletic Association, 27-28; Nique Literary Society. Here comes Rebecca, slow but sure, quiet. but smiling. Yes, Rebecca has an easy, sweet way about her, knows how to make and keep friends. She is a real girl and will succeed in any and every undertaking. THOMAS CARR WHITE “Puggie” Athletic Association, °25-'28; Football, °28; “B” Club; Nique Literary Society. “Puggie” is an all-round good fellow. He is popular everywhere, especially among the ladies because of his good looks, along with an attractive personality. He has been with us only three years, but plenty long enough for us to know that he is a true sport, full of fun, and a very good athlete. He will be greatly missed by all of his classmates and all who know him. We don’t know what his intentions are, but we know that he will suc- ceed in the future as he has at “ole Bedford Ti Favorite Sayinc: “I’m a sock-egg mule.”

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THE PEAKS 26 ELMO JACKSON WRIGHT “Tack” Athletic Asseciation, 25-28; Nique Literary Society. Here’s our “Jack-of-all-Trades.” He’s a reg- ular fellow and friend of true blue, who will be greatly missed at B. H. S. Jack is chucked full of fun. Though he talks out in school, disregarding the rule, he'll always do, believe me! FAVORITE SAYING: “Why bring that up?” SALLIE FRANCES WRIGHT “Dick” Athletic Association, ’24-’23; Nique Literary Society. Sally is one of the most attractive girls in our class. She is noted especially for her winning smile and “pretty dimples.” She is a great sport and is always ready for a good time. Sally won in the contest for being the “biggest flirt” in the Class of °28. Sally will certainly be missed at B. H. S., but her attractive personality will win her friends, wherever she may go. Best of luck, Sally. FAvorITE SAyrnc: “You would say that.” MARY ELIZABETH WOOLDRIDGE “Bug” Athletic Association, °23-°28; Wilsonian Lit- erary Society. Bug! Bug! Bug! Yes, Mary is just like a bug. She’s here and there and everywhere before you know it. Mary is one of our most attractive Seniors. She has a way we all love. Mary is very popular with the opposite sex. She said she was going to be a stenographer, but—. Here’s wishing her the best of luck. Favorite SAyinc: “You would say that.”