Bedford High School - Peaks Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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:I+ cum Ml X' MISS JOSEPHINE BIBB, B.A. Instructor in English Randolph-Macon Woman's MISS JEAN MAGANN, B.A. Instructor in English and History Randolph-Macon Woman's College MRS. J. J. THAXTON, JR. Instructor in Chemistry, Biology and Science Randolph-Macon Woman's College Mlss VIRGINIA BOAN, B.A. Instructor in Mathematics ana' Latin Randolph-Macon Woman's College MRS. GEORGIA C. WIITT B.S. Instructor in Physical and Health Education Mary Washington College MR. J. L. BORDEN, B.A., MA. Principal of Bedford High School Roanoke College Columbia University MR. HERBERT XV. MACK, B.A Instructor in Distrihutofs Education Richmond Professional Institute Columbia University MR. HOMER M. BRYANT Instructor in Physical Erliication, History ami Science Lynchburg College

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MR. A. G. CUMMINGS B.S., M.S. Sfrjwrintfnztvnt of Schools of Bedford County, Va. University of Virginia MISS IDA PATTERSON B.A., M.A. Instructor in Mutbeumticx Georgetown University 'Is .fmt W K MR. J. J. THAXTON, JR. Inxt1'uI'tor in Inzlustrial Arts Lynchburg College ' V. P. I. X. .I MISS MARGARET WILLIAMS, B.A. Instructor in French and English Mary Wfashington College naiii' , MR. SHERRILL COLEMAN B.S. Instructor in History, Athletic Direftor Lynchburg College MISS MARY CONNELLY Instructor in Commercial Dejmrtuzent Mary Washington College Ti-IE MISS LAURA MOTTI.EY, B.S. Instrurtor in Home Economics MISS VIRGINIA RUFE, B.S. Librarian Farmville State Teacher's College MRS. CALLAWAY BROWN Instructor in Matbenmtics Longwood State Teacher's College

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jim I want you to meet our Seniors, A handsome lot are they, I want you to know them as they work, And know them as they play. First there are Nancy and Lois, Our very pride and joy, With their intellect and leadership, They are admired by each girl and boy. Let's meet Beulah and Eleanor, A fancy pair these two, Look at their blushes and giggles And hair of a flaming hue. Now, I want your special attention, For these are important names, It's our athletes, Paige and Mary Jane, Who always bring us fame. Watch out boys, here comes the wolves, It's Barbara and Joanne. There's nothing they had rather have, Than a great, big, handsome man. What is this approaching? Pupils from a lower grade? Why, it's Mary Ann and Janie, Our tiny tots on parade. We have two witty members, Without them school would be dreary, They're Butterbean and Billie, our pranks Of their jokes we never get weary. I-lark! I hear a giggle, Wonder who it can be? It's bound to be happy, little Ann Whose voice rings out with glee. The next two willowy lassies Are an eyeful, if you get me, Jackie and Beck all dressed up, Are a handsome sight to see. 12 Now, who did their bookkeeping? That's Jane,s eternal yell, Just go and ask Eddie Bryant He knows his books quite well. ters, 'o We have our dignified seniors, This title they surely deserve Ann Green and Winston charm us With their dignity and reserve. Monk is really a cutie, Harry is quite a guy, So, together as Jerry and Albert They raised the roof sky high. What's that down the hall now coming? Berk and Jimmy lead the parade. Behind is a bevy of beauties, The little ladies of the eighth grade. Next comes our hearty workers, Theylre Patricia, Barbara, and Mary Under a load of books they struggle As they fly home in a hurry. Here are Charles Atlas and Hercules. Listen to the ladies sigh. No, itls our own Jennings and Lawrence From right here at Bedford High. James and R. B. are our Romeos The ladies they like to woo. But then there are Homer and Raymond, They like the ladies too. Marshall and Aubrey are bashful, Iris and Estelle are too. Maybe if we matched them together, There could be some romance anew. You know Betty Jane and Janie, Are each wearing a sparkling ring. The rest of us think of a diploma, But it's Mrs. Overstreetn they sing. J. B. will star in the movies, Romantic roles he will lead: But what about little sister, Izzy? She is a pretty lass indeed. You didn't meet all of the Senors, But I guess you can take this hint, These guys and gals at B. H. S. Are worth more than the U. S. Mint. ELEANOR PARRISH Class Por f