Bedford High School - Peaks Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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The Event of the Year . . . THE TRIP TO NEW! YORK l-He sleeps with his eyes open. 2-Time out for ptomaine. Salioltl on, were almost home. -l-Now where tlitl that hoat yo? 5-New York, here we come! 6-Famous celebrities on their first hoat title? 7-This is 21 paying joh. 8-Lets sing Dixie again. 9-Time out for it snooze. IU--My suitcase is on the ground! ll--Our vxontlerful clluperones. I2-Anti 50 l hougght Brooklyn Bridge. I3-You qonltl have at leger knoclgetl. l-1-Not another guitletl hustle. l5f0ur Faster Parade. 16-Sleeping in the upper herth. I7-If you say tour once more . . . IS-Have ou seen the shore? 19-l mu never sail auain. 20-Place the Face. ll-Cut that li 'ht ent! 22--Oh, . Y . 1 . y . 4 K - 1 - 35 :hose nom' neiuhhors . . . 25-V Wfhat in the cathair is :one on? lf!-l'ootl for ever one. 25-Look what Arthur e . ,K I f . V . . Murrzt' tlitl tor us. 264Ct-me on, lets eo. 27-I olleftinez wennies for the iriv. 2SfAntl on our riuht is the Chr 'sler 1 As U . . i Y . s Building. ll?-V-'Recognize anyone! J . - 1-., ., ll: ,ie

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Senior Hall of Fame 27. MOST INTIQLLICISNT Virginia Powell zmtl Harvey johnson lS. MOST ORIGINAL Betsy Hopkins xml Hurley Cuutlle 29. SXYfEIi'I'I?S'I' SMILE Ann Sneutl :mtl Tony Rucker 50. MOST COIIRTIEUUS Iillen Meliurlantl .intl Bill Gibson SI. MOST MUSICAL Sue Nance aintl Tee Dooley 32. MOST ATHLETIC Pearl Brzulley :intl Wentlxlll -lohnson ij. HAPI-'IIiST Nanny XV. Roberts and William Blzmkensliip Srl. BIGGEST IfATIiRS Barbara Simpkins :mtl Tony Rucker 55. I5IGGI?S'I' PIEST Jackie Mitchell amtl Curtis Meiritt 513. BEST DANCFRS Barbara Simpkiris and Bill Dooley 37. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCISIZD Virginia Powell anal Bill Gibson SS. MUST 'I'ALIfNTI'iD Betsy Hopkins and Tee Dooley 39. SWflflfTlfST Helen St. Clair Ilowell :mtl Lynwood Powers AIO. HARDEST VUORKIERS Page Burnerte anil Harvey johnson 41. MOST IENFRGISTIC Gail Pollartl mul Wfentlull johnson 13. BEST SPORTS hlucltie Mitchell :mil Gene Key -IE. IIFST DRIISSITD Jackie Mitchell iintl Wlntlnll johnson 4 I. QUIITTILST Shirley Dooley .intl Alnnies Umlerwootl 45. BIEST PIZRSONALITY Marie Ifishcr untl Iynwootl Powers 46. PRFT'I'IIiST 'IIZIETII Ruby Karnes :intl Ray Smith bl . MOST SINCIERL Belle Gzirraghty and Bill Gibson IS. MUST INDI5PIiNDIENT Virginia Powell untl Carlton Toms fi9. BIGGEST NUTS Louise Vuugliain nntl Tony Rucker 50, XX'I'I I'II'ST Louise Vuuuliun imtl Ilurlcy Cuutlle

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MORE CLIPS FROM THE TRIP l-This is April in New York! 2iYou don'i really mean that we are going up! 5--Time to catch forty winks. ii-No more water, Mrs. Borden! 5-Sleep ai last, 6-No. wrong numher. '-Meet the press. H-just a snack. 9--lt couldn't possihly he a floor detective. Ill-Sue shall have music wherever she goes. Il--joel, cut it out! ll- Cl1inato'.vn, My Chinatown. I3-l'm leaving this joint! li----You mean we i'ide for once! IS- Nuts and hurts. lo- -You kids shut up and l'll drive. If-liver coming up for air. nl. KJ I8-Pleasant dreams. Shirley. I9- A Look at the Trip This party's getting rough. On Thursday night, March 29, a group of very excited seniors and their chaperones set off tor New York City via Trailway Bus. After a long night of sleeping HJ, eating. talking, and stops ar various places along the way. a very, very sleepy group arrived at the Hotel Piccadilly on l9th Street, New York City. After a long hus ride, the hig city with all its fog looked quite gloomy and lacking in glamour to them. hut after freshening up a hit and getting some food in their stomachs, they set off to the RCA lixhihition Hall to see Dave Garro- way's TODAY program in action. Next on the agenda of numerous tours was a look at Radio City and Rocke- feller Center, where they had lunch at the Down-Under Restaurant. The afternoon was spent seeing a presenta- tion of the famed liaster pageant at lflayden Planetarium. On liritlay night, they took in a movie at Radio City Music Hall. The movie was accompanied hy a per- formance hy the worltl-famous Rocketies and the liaster program given there each year. Saturday was taken up luv an eight-hour tour of spots of interest in New York. Places visited iriclutled the Cathedral ol St. john the Divine. the lmpire State lluiltling, the Statue of lihertv, Chinatown. thi- Bowery and the UN Building. That night despite some very tired, sore feet from walking innumerable miles. the seniors donned their dress-up clothes and had dinner at the Bal Taharin Night Cluh. Then they took in it lloor show there. The Bal Talwarin will always he remembered hy some members ol the class as the place they drank their first coffee . . . only when the truth was revealed. it was not coffee, hut houillon. Faster Sunday mornine found all the seniors decked out in their best, making quite an impressive liaster Parade of their own. ready to attend services at the church of Dr. Norman Vincent Peale. This service was one of the highlights of the trip and a service that none of the seniors will ever forget. On Sunday after- noon, they took a three-hour hoat cruise around Man- hattan Island. Monday morning, April 2. the seniors were on their way home and they arrived ahout lil P. M. that night. Although the New York trip was the most memorahle occasion of their lives, Bedford looked mighty good to them when they arrived home. Chaperone-s for the trip were Carlton liurnette, Mrs. bl. W. Dooley, Sr., and Principal and Mrs. Borden.