Bedford High School - Peaks Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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CLASS OF 1950 EDXVARD BRYANT Ed That's the way to hussle . . . Ed is the boy that takes Il lot of teasing, for hc knows it's all in fun. His gay wit seems to cnchant all and we could stand for hours iust listening to those sharp remarks roll off his tongue. Ed, we'll miss you, y0u,ve been a swell classmate. MARSHALI, BURKS Burk.: Hurry up . . , Tall, quiet, good-looking, with 11 toothpaste ad smile, all fit Marshall. Hc's sorta shy here in school, but we hear hc's a dream outside of school. How 'bout that, D. C.? CAnd I don't mean Wasliington!J WINSTON BURKS Crow You dcrn freak! . . . lfveryonc knows that Crow is a super Sportsman, who docs much hunting and fishing in his leisure time. He also has a dry sense of humor that's hard to heat. MARY JEAN CARLYLE Ieane See what I mc-an , . . Part and sassy probably best describe Mary Jean. This bubbly little gal is about as clever with works as she is with notes on the piano, for it's she who wrote the character sketches. She always has a li'l plan up her sleeve an we hope all her plans turn out successfully for thc future.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS HARRY GRAY AUBREY L. RUFF ANN G. MORCSAN BETTY A. CREASY Presidmi Vic'c-Presidrnt Secrcdary Trmszzrer Class Molto: We Hnish to begin Class Colors: Blue and Gold Class Flower: Yellow Rose MASCOTS JERRY W. CHESSON DONNA SUE XVOOLDRIDGE son of Jaugbfer of Mrs. J. H. Chesson Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wooldridge

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CLASS OF 1950 BETTY ANN CREASY Bzlfferbvun You know I am . . . Presenting the Senior Class Nut. Betty is the gal we wouldn't do without, for she turns rainy days into sunny ones with her quips and gags. Best of everything, Betty. JANE CRoFT june Gosh, I don't know . . . As talkative as a parrot, Jane keeps going at a rapid pace from morn till night with her wisecraeks that amuse us all. We wish you lots of luck in your future. BETTY JANE DEARBORN Bcfify Oh. you fossiln . . . Betty Jane is one gal who has been spoken for, to the sorrow of many boys at B. H. S. Y0u're lucky, Calvin, sl'1e's a mighty cute brunette. Q MARY JANE DRUMHELLER C. H. Pete, say-U . . . Sports-minded C. Hf, was the very able captain of our '50 Girls' Basketball Team. Tall, blonde and popular, Mary Jane should be very successful in any undertak- ing. Bet you reach the top! BERKLEY CARWII.E Berkley Hi Sweetheart . . . He's precious! That's what we say about Berkley-cute, flirty and SXVCCI. Hels got an eye for pretty gals, so all you goodlookers step up-he'll give you the twirl of your life. BARBARA CHESSON Cloesfmzt How Awful . . . Barbara gets a lot of teasing, but it's all in fun, for we think a lot of our little Chestnut.' She's cute as a speckled pup, and unfortunately, boys, carry a torch for her uwanderin' man, Don't worry, hon, he'll soon be back to stay! GLEN CONNER GI an Tall, nice and a rather quiet boy, that's our Glen. We missed you extremely when you graduated in January, but We know you will be a great success, especially in the Country, how 'bout it Mary Ann? RAYMOND CONNER Raymond Another boy we missed when he graduated in January with his brother is Raymond. He's a quiet and very likeable boy. Who's going to make somebody an awfully good bookkeeper.