Bedford High School - Peaks Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

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His interest in each individual has inspired us to look to him for guidance. We, the class of 1957, deem it a privilege and a pleasure to dedicate this the 27th volume of THE PEAKS to Mr. Joel L. Borden, our principal and friend. .-n - ia. ei, ln ,f 1' L, Q' 3 ix A QM s ,H ai .Wm . gm WS , vfxgfwi'-?2iii3ff X wiv? i WB. 2 f W S E ASE' 1,5 ff mf,l.A 1 Q if f ga Faculty . . . MR. J. L. BORDEN B. S., M. A. Pfi71L'if7dl of Bedford High School Roanoke College Columbia University MR. ROY E. KYLE B. S., M. A. Superirzlezldwzl of Bedford Coznzly Schoolr William and Mary George Peabody for Teachers MISS VIRGINIA RIIIIE B. A., B. S. Librarian William and Mary MR. SHERILL COLEMAN B. S. Inftractor in Hillary. Head Coach Lynchburg College MISS JOSEPIHIINE BIBB B. A. lmtrurtor in Englifh Randolph-Macon XVoman's College MISS ANDRE MESSAGER lmlrartrar in Frenfh and Art MISS ETHEL SPRADLIN B. S. Imrzrurmr in Home Erozmminr Madison College MISS MARTHA MCKEE ANDERSON B. S. Commercial Inxlructor Madison College MIIS. HAROLD C. TURNER B. A. Iflilfllffflf' in Phyxicf, Sciefzce ami Drizferdr' Ezfuratimz Madison College MRS. JACK LEE COLEMAN B. A. Iflyzrzxrtur in Phyfical and Health Edufalmrz Lynchburg College yawn? I '., ., 2 .I .. .1 . . . Faculty Miss JEAN MAGANN B. A. Imtrlzctor in Englifb and Hiftory Guidance Director Randolph-Macon WIJman's College MRS. J. C. BROWN, JR. B. A. Imirurtor in Aflalheflzatirr Longwood College MR. J. J. THAXTON, JR. Imlruczor in Imluitriul Am' V. P. I. MRS. J. J. THAXTON, JR. B. A. lwlruftor in Claemiftry, Biology. and Srience Randolph-Macon Wc1man's College MR. IRA BLANKENSHIP B. S. Imtrurlnr in 1'l1yIicalEd1zrafim1. A,r.riItar1I Cuarb Concord College Miss VIRGINIA BOAN B. A., M. Ed. Inrlructor in Latin and Geonletry Randolph-Macon Wcmman's College University of Virginia MRS. C. R. Tmis B. S. Izzxtrurtnr in Algebra Radford College MRS, KATHERINE V. GORDON B. A. Imtrurlor in English and Sllfidf Stluliex Longwood College Miss DORIS PAYNE B. M. I11.rtr1u'tnr in Muxir Radford College MR. JAMES FARMER B. S. Inxfructnr in Social Stmliex Lynchburg College Guarded by encircling mountains, beautiful and blue, stands our noble Bedford High School, glorious to view. 10 32? OUR ALMA MATER Through These Doors P4155 I MOTTO Veni, vidi, viei COLORS FLOXVER Green and Silver Pink Rose MASCOTS 'I'Ht2a12sA l'lIiLLER lltzuglvlffr uf .llfx trim' .llr,i'. Dinzirk llcffcr -loHNNY KENNIQIW Suu nj ,llr, inn! lllixi. fllnrril' KUIIIIUIF' Class of 1957 LILA ANN HILLS Preaitfwli Cheerleading, -1 Years: Head Cliearleader, I Year: Torch-Y, 2 Years, President, I Year, Secretary, l Year: Tri-Hi-Y, 3 Years: Secretary of Freshman Class: President ol Senior Class: Paper Stall, 4 Years: News liditor, I Year: Latin Club, Z Years: French Club, Z Years: Latin Tournament, 2 Years: Honorable Mention both: Beta Club, 5 Years: Model General Assembly, 3 Years: State Reviard as Reporter at M. G. A.: Winner of U. D. C. lissay: Beta Convention, l Year: Glee Club. fl Years: Operetta, 2 Years, leading part. l Year: Variety Sliou, 'lYC2ll'S1TI'AHl-R, Blue Ridge, Z Years: Science Fair, J Years. STUART LAZIINBY WHlflfLliR Vlre Prwizlt'f1l Vice President, Senior Class: Chairman of Variety Show: Consul ol' Latin Club, 2 Years: President ot Latin Club, 1 Year: Latin Club. rl Years: Home Room Representative, 2 Years: Student Council, I Year: Photoerapliy Club, President, l Year, Secretary, Z Years: Beta Club, 3 Years: Beta Club Convention, 2AYears: French Club, 2 Years: Glee Club, 5 Years: Hi-Y Club, l Year. Paper Starl: Latin Tournament, 3 Years: Forensic Meet. I Year: Football Titket Seller and Basket- ball Ticket Seller. LULA MAF DICKIZNSON Xerrelum Latin Club, Z Years: F. ll. A., l Year: Torch-Y, I Year:-Tri-H1-Y, J Years: Beta Club, 5 Years: Senior Play: May Day, 5 Years: Paper Stall, 5 Years: Secretary ol- Senior' Class: Editor-in-Chief ol Annual: 'Forensic Meet, I Year: Co-Chairman of Skits tor Variety Show: Assistant Typist lor School Paper. l Year: Reporter on School Paper, 2 Years: Latin Tournament, l Year: S. l. P. A. Covention. l Year: Winner ot lissay Contest sponsored by V. F. W.: and First Honorable Mention in tlie state. DORA IQLIZABIZTH DIEWITT Tret1.r1n'w' Home Room Representative, l Year: Latin Club, 2 Years. Beta Club, 3 Years: Paper Staff, 5 Years, Assistant Typist, l Year: Torch-Y Club, 2 Yeats, Chaplain ol Torch-Y, I Year: Tri-Hi-Y Club, 2 Years: Senior Class Treasurer: Senior Carnival. FANNIIZ ROBINSON PARRISH ,YIIIIIUIII CUIIIIIYI Latin Club, 2 Years: F. H. A.. l Year: Torch-Y, I Year: Tri-Iii-Y, ZYears: Beta Club, 3 Years: Co-Student Director-or Senior Play: May Day, l Years: Paper Staff, 3 Years: Home Room Representative, Senior Year: Student Council, I Year: Assistant Editor ot Annual: Chairman ol Talent Committee lor Variety Show: Science Fair, 2 Years, Won 3rd place lst year: Operetta, 2 Years: Glee Club, '1 Years: Music Festival, 1 Year. ALlCl1 FAYli AUl.TlCli Xlml'mI Cnmztil Basketball, 1 Years, Cor-Captain, Senior Year: May Court, 2 Years: Home Coming Queen: Chaplain ot Tri-lli-Y, I Year: Chairman ol Slut Committee lot Variety Show: Home Room Representatiye: Senior Year1Co-Chairman ol Decora- tions lor Junior-Senior Prom: Member ol Student Council, I Year:Spotts lfditor for 0lIL'l .1 l.uwlaunI: Co-Art. Editor ot Annual Staff: Senior Play: Football Ticket Seller: Senior Carnival: Variety Show Skit Chairman, I Year. rl I IR l 3 ll I LL -rw 1- ,,. Class of 1957 Iil 'IA'l'Y AIIANI 'l I'I AIIIIOTI' lI1lllY, I Yuux. Irmsuru, I Inu. I..mu Club, 2 In,1rs.C.m1sul, I Year: cu Klub, I Yculrx. Mm' Day. I Yuurxg Scuxur Pl.lv Uslwrg 'l-lQliL'l Scllcrg Cn- Ilrlum 9L'uuurC'lrulxIl LI C.II,IA MARY AIIGI NSTIIN I' II A . I YL-Ars. R4-puru-r, I YL-Ar. 'I'rL-.wxrp-r. I YL-ur: lfumballl 'l4ILliL'I Scllur kublll llglxtl Sallnr I YLIr 'I'r1 II1 Y I Ynxr M D I Yur YL.II lI1u - I .' ', '. 2 - - . 'A 1 .ly nv. '. u K lub, I Yunr. PAIR IC.IA HR AUG AY VRS l1IcuC.Iub. I Ycuux. In-Ill-Y, I YL'.Irx, SuI1.IICQIm1rIu1m, 2 YulrsgCl1cL'rlL'.ulL'r Inu. Mluml Pamper RL-purlcr, -I Ymrx, l'IllIurI.xl Iknllumr ul Sglmmml Pzlpcr, I YL-.lr lcuur c IIIuzIIr III Anuuul. Suumr l IgIv. f:ll.lIl'IlILlIl ul 'l'.1Ic'nr Cfmuluirrcc for mar i..Irlux.nl. V.Ir1c'u Sluuw, I YL-urs. Mm' D.Iv. I Yc.Irx. lII'l I'Y jI.AN IIAYS I-, ll A I Yum I lIurlnlI1IvlNLrul1 ILI bu ., . , . . . 14 -IL 'nuI .Il.A.1M.1yDaIy.'IYL'.1rs1 LI' I-'.ur, I X nur. il III I1- MARTIIA IIlI'I'Il IILANKINSIIII' la ll. A., I Y ulrsg MM' lhy, 4 Yculrsl Suulur l'l.Iv IIxl1L'r, Suluur f.Irulx Il Cfmnruirrcc, MARVA JANI' IIIIYANT lx II, A,,k I Ymrx. l'. II, A. licluurwr, I Yculr, lu ll. A lJIllWlIkIIX' Clmlrxulll for licnllornl C.uL1lIIy, I Yulrg l..llIlI Club, 2 Yours, livin Club, I Ycnlrxi MM' DM H Yours. MARY IMMA IIOSKINS IIITRKS lrl-Ill-Y, I I mrs, ll'L'1l5llYL'f, I Y nur, VuL'Prcx1IlcuI, I I nur, l'rLwlIlL'uI, I Y 4'.lr linxlgcllmll, I YL'.1rs.- C11-flzxpnlxrl. I YL-.ug Mmrlcl Cluucrntl Aswlululy, I Ycllrs. film ol Huusu, I X L-.Ir, Illuor l.L-I1-ln-r ul Iluusc, I I mr, imls Suu-, I I c',IrgIvl.IvC.m1rI I Year, Lzuiu Club, I Your: Ifrcuch lllub, J YL-Jn, Vnrc- l'rL-snlurlx, I YL-.ny Glen Club, IYCIIMQ I.uml1ruom Assmmul, IYC.lrx1SL'l11orl'l11ygSIlIIlL'nlOlllgc'Axxlxl.lul I Ycnr: Hem Club, 'I Ymrx. 'Ikkvr SL-Ilcr, I YL-.ug Paprr SLIII, I Yours, Um In Scluml Iiduur, I Ycalr. Club I.IImIr. I YL-.1r. TIIUMAS LOYD CQARWIII II lfmmrlmll, B YL-un: llnskclbzxll, B Yunrx: I4.Iwbnll, I Yunrxg Ilublw Club, Yun, Vim Pruxulcm III Ilubbv Club. I YQ-,ug Pluwm Club, .' Ycunrxg Ilmuc Rm RL'IIfL'5L'lIlLlIIVL', I Ynur. ull MARY liA'l'IllzliINI, DILLARD 'liri-Il:-Y . J Years: lf. ll. A, .T Years: junnwr Hnnre R-unin lRCIWl'C5L'I1lIlillVCl Ollue Flxsmaru, I Year: i.lr.urrnan ui Selling Srarlnnery and Carilx for Senior Class lfnnrball 'lnlger Seller, 'vYears: liaskellrall Tinker Seller, I Year: May Day, 3 Years Max' C nuri, I Year:VarietySl1nw, I Year DONALD Kl'N'l' DOOLI Y llobbx' Club. J Years: l'lrwlogr.1pl1y Club, I Year: III-Y, I Year: lfmrrball J Years: Senior Plax Cnrnnnrree. ,ll RRY RAY l:CKAR'I' lfimiball, '1Ycars: Baseball, I Years: Basketball, 2 Years: Hobby Club, I Year Plrnuxgraplry Club, I Year: lil-Y, 2 Years. PHILLIS ANN FlZlfR Larrn Club. J Years, Tribune nl' Latin Club, I Year: F, ll. A., I Year: Tnreh-Y J Years, Secretary nl Tnrcb-Y: Tri-Hi-Y, I Year: Beta Club, 3 Years: May Day I Years: Senior Plav: Paper Stall, 3 Years, Club Reporter for Paper Sraflf, 1 Year Seererarv 4-I ,lunnmr Class: Glee Club, 1 Year: Music Fesrival, 1 Year: French Club: .E Years: Vice Presulcrn uf' lfrunclr Club, Hail-cerball, 2 Years: Suniur Carnival Salenu' liarr, I Y ear. lass of 1957 JO! I N HIZNR Y CH LSSON Hubby Club. I Year: Hera Club. 3 Yearx: Glee Club, l Year: H1-Y Club, Yeas: Fnnrball Manager, I Year: linys' Stare, l Year: Science lfair, J Years.. Semi' Play llslrer: Variery Slum, l Year: May Day, I Year: Clan Treasurer nl junior Clasf Wll.l.lli HYRD Cllll.DRliSS Clreerlearler, 5 Years: lfrengb Club, 2 Years, lfrenub Club Presnlenr. I Year Assistant Business Manager nl Annual: May Court, l YL-ar: Senrur Play: Her Clulf, 5 Years: Tri-H1-Y, I Years: Glue Club, 1 Years: Latin Club, .2 Years: Par-:L Sraf , 1 Year. JANLT Llili DIEWITT Glee Club, R Years: Tri-H1-Y, ,1lX'CIlI'51TUl'Cl1-xv, I Year. Latin Club, J Years French Club, 2 Years: Hera Club, J Years: Srurlenr Council, I Year. JU ANN DILLARD lf. ll. A., 1 Ycrarsg Trl-Hi-Y, J Years: Laun Club, I Year, lfreneb Club. Year: Stannnary Cnrnrnuue. a 3 fil II ji? Class of 1957 li. A. A 1 Mmlern Dantinp Club: If. II A,, 1 Years: Iiailmintnn Club, lI,hg-r Senior Play, DANIIII. IJIMICK III1I.I.IfR Ifnntball, 5 Years: Trails, 2 Years: IIi'Y, I Year: Ilnblw Club Presitlent. I Year: umtngrapliy Club, I Year: Variety Sbnw, 5 Years: Seninr Plav: Senior Carnival: esnlent nl junior Clasx: Treasurer ul Snplminnre C lass, I ROIiIfRT IDWARD III-,I.MINTOI.I.IiR Iieillnr-I I.ittIe Theater, I Years: Ifnniball Clteerleailer, J Years: Glee Club, .e President nl Glen-C.Iulxg Partitipateil in Music. Ifestival: Rule in YOperetta: ninr Plavg Pliutngrapliy Club Clnsrntlian, 3 Years: Ili-Y, 2 Years: Var1etyShuw: ente Ifair ,Won .in-I I-'rife in Suente Ifair: Ifrenth Club, .I Years: ILIHCIIIOOIII SISIRIIII. III:TTY ,IVAN I IOI.I.AND Iloine Rtumin IIepresent.itix'e, I Year: Treaxurer nl Snphuinnre Class: Vice .wnlent nl If. II. A,. I Year: Senior Play Cmninitree: Hnrnetuining Court, 5 Years: ty Lnurt, .Z Years: If. II. A., -I Yearx: Baby Contest Cmnmntee: Cheerleatler, I ar: Ileail Cheerleatler, I Year: Variety Slum, I Yearx. ANN IIOOTII ,IARVIS Prexiileni ul Tri-Ili-Y, I Year, Treasurer nl 'I'ri-II:-Y, I Year: Premiilent .tn-I Member nl Mnnngrain Club, I Years: Vite Presitlent nl Iieia Club, Treaxurer nf Beta Club: Basketball, il Years, fill-C-IPIZIIII. I Year: D. A. Ii. Cinuil CIIIIYCIISIIID Award: Delegate to Girl! State: Iletly Crutlter Selinlarslnp Awarilg latin Tournav ment, -I Years: Delegate to Moilel General Asnetnbly, J Yearx, Smarts Ifilitnr ul Annual Stall. IIIQWIS DANIIiI.1OIINSON Iftmotball Manager, 3 Years: Football, 2 Years: Tratk, 2 Yearx: Ilaslu-lball 2 Years lelettetl eaptainl: Basketball Manager, I Year: Iiasketball Sinrekc-e11er,I Year, Baseball, 'I Years: Ili-Y Club, 41 Years: Latin Club, I Years, Tribune, I Year: Senior Play: Glee Club, I Year: Sports Iitlitnr nl Annual Stalli. GARLAND IZDXVARD JOHNSON, ,lR. Football, 'I Years, Cn-Captain, I Year: Track, -I Years: lla-.eball Manager, I Year: Haslgc-tball, I Year: Plmtngrapby Club, I Year: Ili-Y, 5 Yearx, Presiilent, I Year: President nf Freshman Class: Mmlel GcneraIAmeinbIy, I Year: Variety Slinwg Senior Carnival: Senior Play: Latin Club, I Year: liusinesa Manager ul Annual Stall. MARTHA ROBICRTA JOHNSON President off. H. T., Ilisinrian nl' F, H. A., Sung Leatler nl' II. II. A.: Manager nl' Girl! Basketball team, I Year: Chairman ul Senior Carnival: Presiilent nl Clnlr tlren nl' Cnnfeileraey lietllinrtl Chapter: Registrar 0I'CIl1IiIren ul' Cnnleileraty Virginia Division: Announcer nn Railin Statinn XVIILT. I5 if THOMAS RAY KIiNNIiDY Football, 5 Years. Manager, 1 Year: Boys' Hi-Y, rl Years: Hobby Club, 1 Year ,gireslltlent of Hobby Club, I Year: Most Valuable Player Award lor Football, 1 Year: rac ', K Years. VDXVARD YOUNG LOVIZLACIE Vice Presitlent of Ifresbman Class: Presitlent of Photography Club: Hi-Y Club, 5 Years, Vice Presitlent Senior Year: Football, 5 Years, Outstanding Lineman of Team, I Year: Basketball, Z Years: Baseball, 1 Year: Track, 2 Years: Model General Assembly, 1 Year: Photographer or the Annual Stall: Senior Play, Beta Club, 3 Years: Senior Carnival: Boys' State, 1 Year. JAMIZS ALLIZN MORRIS Hobby Club, I Year: Variety Show, 1 Year: Home Room Representative,1 Year: Hi-Y Club, 5 Years: Beta Club, V3 Years: Track, 5 Years: Forensic Meer,1 Year: Latin Club, 2 Years, Secretary or Latin Club, I Year, Latin Tournament, I Year: Delegate to Boys' State, I Year: Senior Carnival: Senior Play: Secretary- Treaaurer ot Hi-Y Club, I Year. SHIiLHY ANNIT OVERSTREET President of If. II. A., I Year: Senior Carnival, li. H, A., fl Years. Class of 1957 JAMIIS WILLIAM JOHNSON Hobby Club: Plmtograplly Club: Ili-Y Club, I Year: Basketball, I Year. GIZRALD DUANli JOHNSON Hobby Club: Plmtograpliy Club, .2 Years, LESLIIZ JIENNINGS JOHNSON. JR. Football, 3 Years: Track, 2 Years: Hobby Club, I Year: Hi-Y, 5 Yeara: Senior Carnival. MARGARET ANNIE KENNEDY F, H.-A. fi, Yeara: Latin Club, I Year: Glee Club, lk Year: Mity' Day, 3 Years Reporter lor School Paper: Chairman for Committee lor Mother-Daugbtt-r Ban quet F. H. A. al I6 lie Class of 1957 ,II ANI 'l I'I PADGI 'IA'I' I II. A., I Yun. III-III-Y, I Yun. C1 A, A.. J Yun. I.IIlIII C.IuIw, I YL-.Ir: lf.IuIx, J Yunrx. Mm Ihr, I Ycxlrx: PM-x1IIc11r III G. A. A., I YL-.1r1SL'LrcI.Irx UI IIln.In C.I.Ixx. Iicrurlcr xn I5 II. A., I YL.lr .II 7I.IA IIROWN PAR R ISI I I,nln C IUII, .' Ymrx. I5. II A , I Yuxr. 'l'r1-III-Y. I YI-.Iry l'rLnLIu l.InIm, I YL'.Irg CIIIII, S Yulrx, II'-I.: Pr'-sl-Ic'nr, I Ycnr. Iicm Cionvn-nnnm, J AIUIIFSL Clmplunl 'rIfIIlfY. I YL.lr. Svlzlnr I'IIIv. V.n1L'lx' Slum. J Ygury M1II'Ij2lX', I Yours: GIQL' 1. I Ycnr1I',nwr-r SLIII, I YuIrs,f nm' I'-InnrInr rho121111-'IIWIIHMSIIIIIA. .I Yurrxz ln1.Ig1- XIII CI1.nrn:nn1 V.IrlL'tv Shun SI.II.n1g C,mnlnnIcL'. CQAROIIYN I AYIi PI RRY 'I'nrI,IIfY, 3 YL-.n'x.G.A,A,..'Yculrx:I.1I1r:Iryf.IuIv.I'ImmgrIIpIlx CILIIX, I Yuzlr. IiI I I'Y JI AN POWIRS IIuwIwlImII, I Y L-ursi lem-PIII Ck.InIw. .' Y cnnrr.: Irl-III-Y. ,E Yc1Irs1C,Im1wI.nn of IIVY, I Yunrg VIII' Prawn-Icnl UI 'I'r1-III-Y. I YL'.lr3 Iivnl CfInI1. I YL'z1rs1 flIfw v uni SIQIII, 3Yulrx.IIc.I-I'IIxyv1sI, I Yv..Ir1I.gnn1CQIuIu. JYL'a1rx1GIcL'CQII1Ix,I Your. II7I MARION MARKIARI 'I' PI IKIII If II. A., I YL'.lrx1M.lx'Ilnx, I Yuan IkS'I'I'S 1iI.I NDA RAMSI Y InrLI1-Y f.InI1, ,I Y L'.1rs,5L'IrL'l.IrvnI IwrLI1fY. I YI-.1r. Ir1fIIrfY C.IuIw, J Ymrs, VIII- I'rcsnIcm UI 'I'r1-IIIYY, I Yn.n'g II.IskI'lImII C.In-crluuln-r, 3 YrglryIfnnII1.IIIffI1L'L'rf II-.1-Icr, I Yuzlrg II.IxIu'lImII PI.Ix'L'r. l Ymrx. I rL'nLII C,IuI-, J Yc.IrxL Urlufv lmflulff SIIIII, 'I YL-.Irx, SL-nmr I'IIly: C.n-I ..nI1rc I,IInor III Annual, lIr,nIc SQIHIUI III1wr III l,nnI'u11!SlI1II, I YL'1II'1 SluIII'nl OIIIIL' xxurI4L'r. I YL.n. IIauIIL'lIw.III .InII I'I.IwIw.III TILIQUI S:IIL'r. I YL-nr. CIIQL- CIIIII. J Yum. Opcrnlln. I Y4..Ir, Mnsu I cxnx.II, I YLXIF. Vqlncu' shmx, 2 YL-urs. Sucmv Iinr. 3 Yc.n's, M.1y I5.Iv, I Yuan: Ssnmr 1.Irnn.II, I.nnLI1mnn1 ANMSILIIII, I Yuan, NANCY IOIIISI SC OIT I..nn1 C,InIv. J YL-.lrxg In II. A.. I YL-arg Inrnlm-Y ,I Yulrg In III Y. R Ymrw. I:fL'!IL'Il ljlulw. 3 YL-.Ing Ifrn-nII1'I'unrn.1n1L-nl, I Yun. Hum KIIIII, .' Ymrm V.Im-rv Slum, J Yours.. Maxx' Dnv, I YL-zlrwi I1I.1Iw C unlull I uurIX.1II 'I'lIIiL'r S'IIr'r, I Yc.n. Snnxnr IIIIIV M.an.1gcr1 KIIQL- ffluln, I Ymrxg Olwrn-n.I. .I YI-Ars. IN1um I-'unx.zI. I Yuan, UIIMH I nnlffn! SLIII-, I Yuurx, I'InslnL'ss M.InzIgL-r UI SIJII. .' Yulrs. III.'I I'Y .IOANNI 'I I ASS I'. II. A f,IuI1. I Y Lulrx,-Vnc I'runIcl1! ut In II A. I Yunr. C I1.Ilr1n.In UI vII.IIu' Laxlmlwlg I'.lrIl.1InL'1n.Ir1Iln III I' II A . I Y cglrg IIwI1IrnImrmu I'I.lx'. INI.IvIl.Iv. SY mu. A . AUDRIEY Lllli WOOD Pliotogruphy Club, 3 Years, Latin Club, I Year, May Day, 1 Year. LOIS NADINIE WOOD Beta Club. 4 Years: lf. H, A., 5 Years, Photography Club, Secretary of Photo- graphy Club, l Year: May Day. 1 Year, Latin Club, 2 Years. ROY LYNXVOOD WOOLFOLK in wtbill 1 Yctrs Co Ca wtain I Year Track 1 Years' Hobby Club 2 Years lft:,' z , , ,, Vice President, 1 Year: Boys' lli-Y Cluh, 2 Years, May Day, 1 Year, Senior Carni- valg Senior Play. Class of 195 7 CAROLYN VlRGlNlA TITUS junior Class Vice President: Tri-Hi-Y Club, 3 Years, Vice President, l Yr President, 1 Year, District Conference, 2 Years, Model General Assembly, 2 Ye: Oltefx Lookout Staff, 4 Years, Feature Reporter, 1 Year, Sports Editor, 1 Year, As: tant Editor, 1 Year, Editor-in-Chief, 1 Year: SIPA, 5 Years: Football Cheerleac 1 Year, Basketball, 4 Years, Co-Captain, l Yearg Student Office Assistant, 1 Yi May Day, 4 Years, Ticket Seller, 2 Years, Glee Club, 2 Years: Operetta, 2 Ye: Music Festival, 1 Year: Latin Club, 2 Years, Latin Tournament, 1 Year, Frer Club, 2 Years: Lunchroom Assistant, 4 Years, Variety Show, 5 Years, Beta Cl' 5 Years, Co-Att Editor of Annual Staff, Science Fair, 2 Years. RODGIZR JACOB WATSON Photography Club, 2 Years, Treasurer of Photography Club, 1 Year, Hi 1 Year, May Day, 1 Year, Senior Carnival, 1 Year. MARY FRANCES WILKERSON Torch-Y Club, 2 Years, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 2 Years, Glee Club, 3 Years, L: Club, 1 Year. WINSTON PAGE WILKERSON Hobby Club, 1 Year, Hi-Y Club, 1 Yeatg Beta Club, 3 Years: May Day, 1 Yr Variety Show, 1 Year. : is gr? Clczss of 1958 The memhers of the junior Class tlitl kl great tleal of work this year. They haul many money raising: projects that will he ot great help to them in the coming year towartl Ll senior trip. Also the juniors sponsored the junior-Senior prom :Intl :Ill who nttentletl thoroughly enjuyetl the evening. AIIIIIY UVlERS'I'RlZlE'l', 1,7'0,I'j1lL'Ilf.' PIi'I'li THOMAS, Vife I're.riflw11.' BRHNIIA CIIIEATIIAM, .Ytwcrdrip EIIIIII DIAMIES, Tf6d.l'Ilf8V,' PAT ToRRIaNtgIz. Sllltfelll cjffmml Illwfflfm PAUL lfORIII5s, Sfmlenf Cfumril xHeu1l1Lfr.' BUDDY SLILQH, .Slmlwzl Cnmlfil Member M tw .E ANNIE AGIZE ' W MARY' Lou ANTHONY 1 ' V A ANN BLANRIINSIIIII . M .. CALVIN BURNIZ'l I'lZ 553 llll A MARIIARIVI' DIIAN Q, A . I VIOIINNY DOOLISY In b . ., ,ifs J if Q . MAYIJ FALLS In A f' Q A' - I .N 2 AAYIQ 'ALLS 'K' I I ' ig iv, ' I Y, I' I' I H ' - It LINIIA FISHER . ,,.,.. A I H Aff Tun GREEN PIIARL HANNAIIAss En HARRIS LUCY HARIIY RACIIISL Holwtiras Rosie MARIII jOIINsON RALPH KIINNIIIIY PHYLLIS LANGSAION BARIIARA MCDANIIQL BOIIIIY MICHAIQL JOHN CARROLL MI'I'CIII5I.I. BII'I I'Y LOII NANCQIE ALIcQIs AIIIAN OVlZRS'I'RlilE'l' BUIIORII UVI:RS'lRl5li'l' ALIeI2 PINION LANIION SRINNIiLL ALIIIQRI' SLOss GAIL SMITH CYNTHIA STANLIQY BILL SIACLAIR HARRY TITIIS Q . HARRIIET TIIRIIIN . , JIM VIzs'r ' A 1' MARION WAl.IJl4'N . at IE, A .Ig I I . NELLIIE WAISON .JOYCE WI'I'l' w.,.,.:'. - Ii bll- :t fx! ISI lif- Class of 1959 The Sophomore Class met together many times this year for class meetings. Their most important project this season was the sophomore party, which was very en ioyable to all who attended. The class invited guests and was entertained by song and dance. Ifresideur ........ . . .GENE DAVIDSON Vice President .... ..... T UCKER OLIVER Secretary ....... .... P ATSY THAXTON Treasurer ............,.. ..... T OMMY MUSGROVE IPATSY LINDSAY Student Council Mernhers .... .. QRUCKER BURNETTE FIRST Row: Patsy Lindsay, Patsy Thaxton. Tucker Oliver. Gene Davidson, Tommy Musgrozfe. Louise Duis, Rucker Burnette. SECOND ROW: M, C. Kidd. Michael Hogan, Phyllis Righrrnlre. Jane Agee. Eleanor Blankenship, Lily Mae Dooley, Sandra Noell, Norrna Faye Bryant. Mary Nell Key, Sue Thomas, Nancy Parrish, Nancy Key. Carolyn Anthony, THIRD Row: Jesse Clyde Key, Roy Droke. Lupton Coffey, Deane Aultlce, Faye Arthur, Sandra Arthur, Bonnie 1 Louisa Duls Eckart, Gail Phillips, Martha Alhert. Janice Hogan. Carolyn Wilkes, Jeanette Burkholder, Joanne Hardy. FOURTH Row: Gene Wood. Allan Mitchell. Kenneth Stanley, Billy Bryant. Butch Cozvlheck. Jerry Mc- Keeuer. Doug Torrence. Chappy Merritt. Tommy Scott, Clarence Phelps, Martha Ann Smith. Sarah Dooley. FIFTH Row: Willard Wood, William Childress. Clark Snead, Cecil Stanley, Earl Johnson. Bertrand Sloss. Bernard Craft. Kenneth Whorley, Turner Hopkins, Loretta Reynolds, Jackie Leftufich. Jirnrny Saunders. I 51' ai, 2I its Class of 1960 The Freshman Class had quite a few meetings this year. During the year, the new members from the Academy got acquainted with the school and made many new friends. They also enjoyed a party in the gym- nasium during the month of October. I' ret itl ent ....... Vive Presitlent .... Secretary ....... Trea,rurer ....,... ........... ......... FIRST ROW: Nancy Craig. Phillip Burhr, Emma Lee Ozferxtreel. Lethea Fuqua. SECOND ROW: Leroy Burngarner. Bill Scott. Kenneth Aultice, Marshall Atlanzs. jarner Wfitt, Kenneth Craigheatl. jegrey Coggin, johnny Powers, Danny Lin.fl.ray, Ilazel Cutherie. Santlra Hau'hin.r, joyee Wooil, Angie Ayerzt. Frenchie Boone. Barhara Wloutl. THIRD ROW: Channing Brozrn. Allie Euhanh. Garilner Simphint. Elwooil Karner, jirnrnie Rice, Cary Cunningham, Atlee Wirzghelzl, Sneerl Ailarnr, Toznniy Reynolilr. Dalit Dozwly, joyce Ahhott, Cefil Laine, Lois Oreracre. Carolyn Orange, Annette liuhanh. Annie Mae liuhanh, Sue Perry. Sandra Denton. IYOURTII Row: Roger Boyer. Marzfin johnson. john l'o'u'ell, Herhert Nichols, Dicleey Burnette, Brace .......PHlLLlP BURKS ...........NANcY CRAIG . . .EMMA LEE OVERSTREET ........LE'rHIsA FUQUA Creayy, jimmy Ozferrtreet, Tommy Tu-rner. Paul johnson. Rita Holt, Brentla Muygrozfe, Sue Murray. Bonnie Wright, Norma Hirhton. Corilelia Brute. Barhara Mayhew, Barhara Latiiner, Merita Atkinson, Em ma ll7ilJon, FIFTH Row: Hozvarzl Milton. Kenneth Penleroil. jerry Slorr, O. S. Noel, Donaltl Morrir. Donny Graham. Buddy Kinzer. Betty Quarles. Wanda Wooldridge. Carolyn Alhert, Barhara Grey, Betty Stanley, Doris L. Watrort. Eleanor Scott, jenny Seay Ballard. Ann Steinbeck. SIXTH Row: Tmfher Pozrert. C. S. jafhron. Arthur StClair. Rirharil Locharil, Billy johnson, Kenneth Stanley, Bohhy Arrington. Barhara ll'filher.ron. Marcella Key. Mary Kinzer, Shirley Pugh, Eleanor johnson. Catherine Weeht. Lula Smith. Mary Fran Lovelace. Dorir E. Wfatfon. -til 21 :E+ e Class of 1961 The members of the Eighth Grade entered the high school for the lirst time this year. After a few weeks of changing classes and learning their way around the building, they settled down to a feeling of be- longing to Bedford High. At Christmas they enjoyed a party in the music room. Later on in the year, they visited Alamestown and Wloodrum Field, thus learning what high school life is like. l'f-mtlwff. . .... .... D ANNY PARKER Vw lmavitlwzz. .. ...... Boamf PARKER SOL'l'L'ldP'vl ...... . . .MARIE NIUSGROVIE F1Rs'r Row: D ' I' Lu B ll' I' kb. ll H Mu-,.g,,Uw. umm dy cr Uni W U I Wu FOURTH ROW: Bnzlfly Uprlike, Kenflall ll ill2eJ', Bntflr North, john Bowyer. Palrifia Gmnle, Anne Huyer. SECOND Row: Innzny Plvillipx, Carl Alilrlffell. john juyre Kmnlz. Brenzla Creaijy. Carol Olgeflzy. Gail Slld!'k6 l4 Rnlwrz Harrir. Dang lWil,mn. Helen lleniley. Shirley l.lIIllU7'ld'flU!l. C-ynlhia Buyer. ll ut.mn, luun Cnlfb. Dumflfy Carzwilc. Luifell lliprlver. flliirgarel l'3u1i'3'er, Ann Tnylw. , FIFTH Row: Ronnie Obenrlauin. Robby larker, johnny Wfingfielzl. Bennie 1V'nlf0r1l. Roger Talley. Alike THIRD Row: Alex Rizuifer, Dun Witt. Doug jrflaziimi. Carrivly, Catherine Carter. janire Bolling. Barbara Curl Alittlwll. Ilafry Smith. C-yriu Fulton. Sandra Coleman. Bonnie Luzzflrin, Cflyrzif Saizfnzlerzi. lfflzzurtli. Iflbel Hogan, Millie Rug. Lincla Sdllftlfll. Alargarat Ellen Buck. .mwwmwwmww ' 'W .-n .,., Our Echoing Halls Resoitml With The Activities 0 23 :fi Peaks Staff SIEATITDI Willie Byrd Cfbiiu'f'e.1,r, Ann jm'1'i,r, Fannie Parrirb, Lulu Mae DiL'LKH.l'HiI, Faye Aullire, Glenda Ruf11Jm', Pill!-'y Ayelzr. STANDING: illt1rll1l1,IulJr1,wrl. Dunjol1n.i'o11, Ifzl-Inbnfrul, Carolwz Timx, Ed Lnreluw. LULA MAE DICKHNSON. . . . . .Edimr-inAChief FANNIE PARRISH ...... .......... A fmzmzz Edimr ED JOHNSON .......... .......... B urinerr Manager WILI.IIE B. CHILIDRESS ...... Ar.ri.m111l Burinerr Manager ANN JARVIS DAN JOHNSON l l .... ............ S ports Ezlilorr PATSY AYERS 2 GLENDA RAMSEY l ' MARTHA JOHNSON l ED LOVELACE S ' ' ' CAROLYN TITUSI FAYE AULTICE S The yearbook, THE PEAKS, is edited by the senior class of the school each year. the opening of school, Mr. Borden, our principal, is sponsor. Student C Ozmcil . . .Feazure Edimrr . . .Pholagmplyerr ...Ari Ealitorr The staff is elected near FIRST ROW.: llniny Parker, Iiighfh Grade Pr'e.l'irle11l: Barham ll7ilim'un, Eigblb Grade Reprerentatim' Fannie Purrirb, Senior Reprerentalirief Gene Darizlmu, Suphomme I'r'e,i'1tlw1I,' Cbpllllllllfl Brrzwn. I're.ih1mu1 Repmentutrre. Slit UND Row: Bobby Pu1'iw',-Iiigblb Grade-Rq71'z:ter1Iuli1'e,' Pattwy l.ir1:lJuy, Suplfamore RepreJwrtutiz'e,' Phillip BIIVLJ, F!'9J'b7I1LI7l Pre1idz'nI,' Lauire Duii, Suphallmre Repreienlu tim: Pnl Tar'rerm', jimmr Repr'e.iw1ml11'e,' .lla Bllur, SWIIUF Prei1JenI.' Faye Aulllce, -Senmr Repraref1tufi1'e, I ' ANSI-NT: Dnmziv Grulmfzl, IJVINIJIIILIII Repnalei1li1f11'e.' Rllfitfl' Burzletle, .SIIPLHIIIIINJ Reprerenlallzzx Kermg Cru1gl1eua', FI'L'Jl,77lldl1 Repv'e.l'ef1Iul11'e,' juzlv 0I'l'l',lfI'6'?f, junior' Premlmr The members of the Student Council are the presidents of the classes and a representative of each home room, eighth through twelfth grades. The aims of the council are to encourage honesty in all out relationships, courtesy toward teachers and fellow pupils, the proper observance of all school regulations and the care of school property. .fir . 1-i. 'it ll' 11' Otter? Lookout Staff 4 Q T RATED: Belly Pnwem, Pam Aww, Nanry Sroll, Carolyn Tilux, Gail Smilb, Brenda Cheatham, Margaret Dean. A I b V A VANDING1 Alarw Hur! I, fl11r1.Iar1'i,I,I7uru De Will, jim Ven, julia Parrirh, Pal Turreme, jolm Carol! Milrbell, Glenda Ramsey. l'2mr11el'urr1ib, Pbylln Rigblmnv, l'alI'y I IIIIJJHV Cum' Dazielcorl. AIISFNT: Lila Bilef. Ifrlilor-in-Chief. . . A .friilant Editor ..... B11.fiue.r.r Manager. . Copy liililor ...... Neuxr Iizlilor. . . Feature Editor, . . lfxrbange Editor. . . Cr-fdllb' Srhnol lfzlilor .... Club Editor ....... Ezlilorial Illlifilf .... . . .CAROLYN TITUS .....GAIL SMITH . . .NANCY SCOTT . . . .JULIA PARRISII ..........LILA BILES BRENDA CHEAT!-IAM . .MARGARET DEAN . . .GLENDA RAMSEY . . . .MARY BURKS . . .PATSY AYERS Sporlf Edilorr, ,, ., IJIM VEST Iieafl Typifz .... ......,... B POWERS Airixlanl Typiilr .... . . . 3 IBLSICX NIg:SVI?,:fiKENS0N IANN JARVIS I JOHN CARROLL MITCIIELI. Repmfen I FANNIE PARRISH A' ' ' I PHYLLIS RIGIITMIRE I PATSY LINDSAY I GENE DAVIDSON The Ot!er'J Lookout Staff writes and edits the school paper. Approximately eight issues are puhlishetl each year. Anyone interested in newspaper writing from the ninth through the twelfth grade is eligible to become a member. I 'ffl 25 ff? . I PAT TORRENCE Tri-HL wx? ...Q lfiitxi Row, ,lnilx Oiuritruut, l,nl,1 ,llue Dirlwiiurl, Alum I.ani.w Allfblllll, Edith james, Willie Byrd UJ1lu're.i.i, Cecilia Augmtitze, june! DeWitt, G,1ilSmith. Sl-t UND Row: ,llinw Ifrinmi u lllW2l1llFl1,' Put 'l'orrem'e, Trmmrer.' Murgizrel Dean, Serrelarvf Mum' Burlr, Preizklerity Glenda Kurlziew, Vice Pre.i12ler11.'juliu P.Jr'r1iih, Cbupluzrig ling .'lnllm'. 'liilkli Row: Pbillii liisw, l.1mlt4 l i.rlJer-, Dum DeWitt, Lille Biler, Brernlii Cbeufbafrl, Lum Hardy, Cilillhlll Stanley, Fannie Par'r'i.rlJ, Ami Agee, Nunn Scott, Belly Puwerw. lftml'1t'l it ROW: Betty ,'ll1lwIl,,l11 A2111 I71ll.1r'd, Clirolwi TIl1l.l', Ami juriii, Rose Marie jolmiori, Mum Dillard, Marion lV11la'rwi, Min' Virginia Ruf, SIFUVIIUV, AININI' I'.11n.Alwrr, The Tri-Hi-Y is a service club whose purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Some of the activities of the club this year were it bake sale, lixing a basket for the needy at Christmas, collecting eye glasses, club picnic, and, to end the year's activities, the club sponsored a reception alter May Day for the parents. Also the club presented two awards to the football players with the highest scholastic average. Senior H i-Y lilllil ROW: 15.1 l.fuelt1n', Vile Prei1'ileul.' ,limmw illorrii, Serielurw-Trm,i1n'er'.' lid jalmmn, PreJirler1t.' Bmldy Sligb, ClJaf1luir1.' Calziil Burrzeltex Paul Farber. SH UND Row- Rui ll fwlfnrl, Dim -luhmwl, Ifuelgn' l!7t1t.iar1, -lerrjx Iifiarl, Page WilLVY',l0fl, Donald Dooley, Stuart WlJeeler'. Tlllklw Rim lnnzilfm Xliuwll, lliirri 'Iiiln.i, l.erl1ejubr1un1, john Cizrroll Mitchell, Ted Green, j. Henri Cbeiiwl, jim Veif, i'lll1er'lSlo.i'.i, Mr. Sl1erillColemm1, Xpumur. liuliit l'll Row, .lzmmi glnlmiwl, Bill Xt. Cflizir, Ifrlzzuml I1tn'r'i.i, liulflay Ilelmintuller, Bobby Mifbael. AHSENTL Tum Kermetlv and Durmy Heller. The lli-Y Club has the same standards as the Tri-I-li-Y Club. This past year the Hi-Y Club set up a group of awartls for basketball, baseball, and track. The awards are given as an outstanding player award and the scho- lastic award for the highest average maintained during each individual sport. The awards will be an annual project in the future. This club is composed of boys in the junior and Senior classes, fgl Qii :za vzppcz C hi Torch-Y 7lRS'l ROW: ,'lr1,L5fu ,'lwr'v,' Ptllv? ldfrltfuly, f.'hill1ll1i1l,' HIIIIIIIVL' U 1'ighI, Vita' l r'e,vftlw1l,' l,uuf.w Dail, Pre.inlw1!,' Gulf' Dtltidmrl, Sei'r'elt1r'1,' Sue Kim: Jllzmli, 'I4rmwrw',' .Hn h.1i'f llmgrnz- ,sc tuNlu Rtiwg X.1mlr-.1 Ilurllnrlg Ifrwflihle Iiurmrq Nuwrm lll4'lir,11,'jm11v ,Yew BrlUr1r'rf,' Driulu ,'1nllmf,' .llfliwfhl Km: CLIVIAIHI ll ifles,' ll.lrhr1m lY uuif. lflmflur' Smllf .lfmr xlhlmll, Nm' 'I4huru.1i,' lslnni lin: lir'uml.1 Al11ii3r'nlu.' .lim J, J. Thtlxlnrl. Slmmur. The Kappa Chi Torch-Y Cluh is open to members of the Freshman antl Sophomore classes. Their purpose is the same as the Tri-Hi-Y Cluh, They soltl Easter lilies antl made up a basket for the neetly. They also hail a picnic at the lake. Z em Phi Torch- vsf Ja' 1 Y l it 4 4 Ml, NWI ROW ff'-l'7'll'H1l 1lT. 5l'1'f':'hIv'v futlflhil ,firm XIIIIIIJ, 'I':-ur1i1n'er.' f,ldl'IIl1'll f1?llhJIl?H, C.'ha11li1if1,' l.m'rl1u lfewzuldip ,llruw rlnu l.rm'lr1li', l'it'e l'l'L'.iiif1'tll.' P.1ln Thifxlfm. l'fi-izilwzfg Phwfln Rl,uh1mm'. tuN1w lltmw Wilmhl Whulilrjilxgu, lirlrhtnu Chmf ,Hill rlltlrlhtl ,'lmlw'.inrl, ,Wmrzmrq Belly C,1u'lX1fmles.' !,l1r'n.7w1 ,'llhw'l,' Ilnm If U t1linu,',l.4rl1u l,t'fH1'nh, ,liunnlli limlt'!mIl!n,- Htnhiml ll lllrrwr1,' I,fmli'l1iJ li1n'ie.' Nalin Purrith, Xrlrltlru lltlt1'Hr1i,'AIovt'e lwnmlf lffmuui' lilrlrliwlihill. The Zeta Phi Torch-Y Cluh has the same purpose as the Tri-Hi-Y Clulw, This elulw is composed ot Fresh, man aml Sophomore girls. They had several night meetings at the homes of memhers. They soltl liaster lilies aml put up Rell Cross posters. .-1 .N i., sy .fl X. junior H i-Y litltsl' ROW: 'llwffrlm Rruzffltl-,' I'l1lll111 Burii, Serra-lt:rr-Tn'r1,i14mg' Ruriur Buwzelle, Clmpltairzp Doug Tur'rem'e, Pre,iide11I.' Alun A-lilrbvll. Vin' Pr'u.i'idwll.' jufw Cbdv Kem. I Slit UND Row. Mr. lm Hlrzrzimrbip, Sfmf1,un',' Kklllltfb Cfuigbmd, Cbullvzirre B7'!l1l'7I, LURHA3 Bumgm'21ea', Dunm I.ivzafiuy, Dain Dotzvh, Chullpl rllt'rr1ff,.l.1mu.i uvlll, Cn1V'llL'lIt'7' Kim 'rl in i , fluff: llvlmll. illllllllt Roivi lJnv1t1ltl,llw'ri,i. luffiw Griggilf, Cf. X.jt1ti.iuf1, Bw'lI'llIlJSfl1.U, liar! Cjrej, .fIrIb11r.S'!Clr1if', Bmw Cmnt The junior Hi-Y Club maintains the same standards as the Senior Hi-Y Club. The club is composed of boys in the lfreshman and Sophomore classes. This year the club spent 21 week end at Fairy Stone State Park. Beta C lub QWe Lead by Serving Othersb lflltsl' Rovjy .-lltm Aiilrlwlg. lhzgt' ll illt'rw11, Paul Far'f1w, Hrzrm Tilni, Ltzmlon Xiirmell, Pen' Tbumus. Smurf u,,bt't?lL'I'.jIvlIlI7lV Mm'ri,i',j. Ilwnj Che.i.wr1, Trwnm .llnnu-n1'e, fftzrnlw Uni w,4lm11t'l!i' lin pull. Slit UNI? Row: .Ii-ut' Unit Kuif llvllltml W'nml.' Willitf Hmf C.'l1lMn'i,i,'j1mf1 Ozwttlreelf Pu! 7-07'7't'lIl'L'.' Mirlmell1ugw1.' Ted Griferl, 7'1'ur1.a1m'r'.' ,'lt1r1jln'1ii, l'1'ru l winlw1l,' ,Mlm l'.n'1'iib, l'm1tlw11.' Alum lam ,-lulbum, .S'm'r'en1m,' Gulf l7r1z'1'Mmr1.' l.uui,w D1u',t,- Mtrrllm Ann Xmilh, 'lilllklb Row: jizrm Dellnzll, Dum I7ell ilI, lilzmziv Plzrr'i.ib, l.uretf4 Rgmrzlllr, Mtuiv Burk, Lila Bile.i,jru'Lie l.fflu'it'h. Lulu Mile Dirifwzfrnz, Phxllii l?1',qhlrn1'rr, Curulvz 'lYlui, Init llvufftl, .lltzml lirxrzfzl, Dual: 7.IIH'b'l14L',Kl!I Am: I7illm'd,jmr1 Olerulrezfl, jeanelle Bnrihnfrler. l:OllR'l ll ROW: l.n1mu1 Uflfm, limfffx Slfgb, lilf1,u1'elm'v, lhrltx l.ir11luJy, Nllnrm Smll, Pbzflia Filer, Run' rl'lurie,Iobf1.iw1, Bremla Ifbmfhturl, Cllllblll Slwllm, Gull Smflb, lllt1rulm'l IMUJ. I'.1l.ii 'Ih1x!w1, Iftfllfljtlfmu. The Beta Club is a national honor society whose members are elected on the basis of grades, character, and leadership. The Beta Club published a Handbook and presented one to each student at the first of school, Dele- gates trom their club went to Richmond for the Beta Club convention. il ZH lie Future H omemczkers 0 America QHome Economics Clubb 1 it 'W l:IRS'I Rtlw: Jlinvu lirmnl: liilrlnuu Mrlliuziel, 7'r'm.im'w'.' juan 01r'r1iIret'l. Serr'r'14r11: Xbelln Oii'r1ifr'ez't. P?'L'Jf1lt'lll,'A,0tU1!1L' 'l'm,o, Vice l're.iiJw1l.' Mtarrbizjubnmrl. -IH UND Row: june Wifi, l.v1lm lflllllld. lfrrfrrm Oiwutzwf, Murllm Hlwziwzihip, firlilelft' linhfuli, Belly limi, firm KtWlIL'tfW, Klllllil' Mtle lfuffimf, llurmff 'l7u7riu. l'IlIRlv ROW: infill lilbelXpmillif1. Xpun,wn'.' Mari fillil? Kifzser: l7ru'i.i I.. U u1.ior1,' Rim llnllf Bellt Qmn'lt'.i: julia llerf: Rachel Ilrnlgt:i.' PurlrlIIiw11t1l1mi,' limi .Ima Ilullimilq iliilrfelltl ,'l1fmim1,' lim-lltml I.i1l1mer. l:IlIlll'lH ROW: Lois Wuml, Mun' Iillli, Bvllm Luiz A'iI?ll'L', I-luv lillli, Muriurr Pugh, Ann ljlallfemlyip, Nami Arlbnr. ANSIINT: slim Sliznilwrf. The li. H. A. is a homemakc-r's cluh organized to face the future with warm courage and high hope for seeking old and precious values for we are the builders of homes, homes for Americas future, homes where the expression of everything that is good and fair. The purpose is to interest students in home economics and develop family fellowship in the home. Some of the projects of the cluh are the Federation meetings, serving the teachers at teachers' meetings, and a tea. Girls' thlelic Association KNFI-l.lN!i2 AlIll'7ild liuw Hrmrzl, Ti-er1vu'rer.' Liffx Mae Daplev. Vire Pv'e,rirlenI.' Gxil Phillipi, Secr'clr1v'1. QVI I lNt,: Xtmlh l7rmlm.' ,1ml'7 Hz'llev',' Pfnlfzi l.ur1gi1ur1. Pufzlirllv Cfmirrzztuzq Alice l'111Iur1.'juf1e Agee: Surldnl Nuell: ilhzrt Nv1!Km'.' Milrlbil AIbw'l.' f.i1r'1fuf Omllgty' Ifmmil ll 1.'iu11,' lN't1m'w !.'r.11'g. i'iANmNc.: Au! l,rxwr'.' lltmiit' llvgtnlf Ix'.1lbw'im' U wf.i' lilmr11n',lnl1r1vor1.' Lula Xlllflfyj Aim. .Lui Lw Cfulwfmfi, Spwfiur-5 Siunfmr flrlblng' Phillfi t.'mfl,' lim' ,'lf'llvm,- Sm l'w'r'i.' I'1nt'I'w'ri. AllSI'N'I ftulflellf' llilifgell l'r'r'il'ifr'11!.' Hnmlit' lfoffrl. Recu1'ilcr'uf Pnirlli. The Girls' Athletic Association is L1 cluh whose main emphasis is on sports. Their two main projects are an overnight camping trip and selling pom-poms for the homecoming foothall game in order to raise money to huy uniforms for the girls' haskethall team. .f-1 . u.. 11, .ffl pf Latin C lub CThe Torch Bearers' Club of Bedford Highb SITTINCE Rnrlfer Burrzetle, Charming Brown, Dorir L. Walmn, Sinlrim Denlau, Wanda Wovlridge, Bunnie W right, lvzllllfi Parrish, Dui-if W izlrarl, Sue Minwiv, lN'wvm1 Hiri- Jon, Doug Torrerzre, William Childru.i'.r, Sl ANDINUQ Tummi .Hmgruze, ,flllim Milcbell, Cfuwlelifz Bruce, iliiclmul I-lugrm, Bully C.'uilS1imle9, Xue 'l'hmf1ai. illilrx' l.oui,ie Af1!l1nr1y,,ilif5U Gflwzirl. Philip Bm'i,i, Gme Wood, Hizrffizru uHi!iL'l'1llll, Ninni Cfnzliy,jeinufllu Burlbulilvr, Numb Key, PfJ1'lli,i Ri,Hbfl7IffK,Jf7Il7ll7 A1av'i'i.i, HMM? Tilm. Pixliy TfJd.X'l0f1, C. X. ,lt1ri.i'w1, Curnhiz rllburi, GLIIZIIKIIUI' Xmlfvlnii, 'I71rlurOliit'r, I3fiini1 Gmhizrn, Gzrnlvz flfzllznrzi, l,raui.iv Duii, Lorem: Rewolrif, jo Aim Hilrfh, illanwllu Kew. Mum Fmrz l,nielan', Car-nlw Wilici, Min-1114 ,Alun .N'viffh. llmm llellm. l7t1r1Alulv11iwl. The Latin Club is composed of students of the Latin classes, Their main project was to present a Latin play in the cafeteria with all the classes participating. The club also had three regular meetings with each class having charge of one meeting. F ifeizcb C lub 6 LeCercle Francais J Q' Kklfl-1 IN1.: l'hiili,i lriger, lfnv 1're,iider11.' Willie Bum' C.l1ilu're,i1i, P1-eizdmr, FIRS1 Row' qltmvl I7g'ly'ill, Lum Htmlmc Xue Tlyomin, 7'rmim'er': Glemla Rarrmm' Curie Diizitiimz, Krrrrftllri. Slit UND Rim' linirln Ili'lm1i11fillt'r,- Mm 1 Burl' if Curnlvz 'lilmq il1i1f'gi1r'el Dewi: lN'iv1i11 Srnllq Lili: li1l4'.i.' ,lin i pimiw Meii.1,ui'i',,K1m11ufr'. The purpose of the French Club at B, H. S. is to promote the interest of the students in the language and customs or France. The members consist of all students who study French. This year several meetings were held at thc homes of members. The highlight of our club year was the French Banquet held at the Christian Church, fl :ill :Ee Photography C lub FIRST ROW: M , C. Kidd, Serrelmgw johnny Dooley, Trea.rurer,' Herbert Nirholrp Clarenre Phelpr: Kenneth Peniemrf. SFCOND ROW: Phillip Roafp Kennelh Whorlew: Lupton Cohy. Pre.rin'enl,' Mar1'injohn.von,' Buddy Kinzerg Duane john.ron,' Tammy .Yrutrq T. I.. Currrilc. THIRD ROW: Mr. ,lim Farmer, Sp0r1.f0r,' Clarh Sneadg Buhrrl Overrireet. The Photography Club is a club designed for those interested in photography and its various phases. Its main purpose is to teach the members how to take good picfures and how to develop them. Membership in this club is open to any student in high school. Hobby Club IST ROW: Mr. j j. Thaxrun, Sponror: Snead Adamrq William Children: Roy Drake: Butrh Cawlherla, Serreiary-Trea.rurer.' Ralph Kennedy: Pele Thrznzaf. PV'L'.l'fdE7ll,',ll'1'I'1' Mr Kee1'er,'jinlmy Suundem' Tammy Mu.rgrm'e, Vite Preiidenlg Allee Wingheldq Cefil Sfrwley: Rirhara' lmrhrrrd. KONI! ROW: Tommy Turner, TIVVIWIT Turher Oliver, Billy Brimnl, Donny Graham. The Hobby Club is composed of boys from all of the different classes. The members made Crystal radio sets and geigercounters. The boys have excellent help from their sponsor, Mr. Thaxton. ii! 31 lie M 0120 gram Committee LF FT TO KRIGHT: 'dl 111. J.. C. Bv'u11'r1,jr.. Spw1.i'ar'.' Phillip Bur6.r. 1fv'e.rh111ur1 Relrre.ienIuIi1e.' Blzdzlw Sfi,L:lJ,jlu1iorRepre.wnIu!f1'e.' Am1jur1'i.v, ChtIfI'7Hrl7I.' fum' I7.11'1rl,mu, Sulwhnrzmnf RUfIV'L',lt'lIIJllIt',' am! Mm Illflllllld Baan, Spw1.i'n1'. The Monogram Club is comprised of four students and two faculty members. The senior member is presi dent. The duty of this club is to keep a record of every students activities and to compile a school calendar. M 0110 gram Seniors ANN ,IARVIS LILA BILES MARY BURKS ED JOHNSON At Commencement each year a monogram in the form of a gold seal on the diploma is presented to the few outstanding leaders of the graduating class. The monogram awards are worked on a point basis, whereby points are given for holding offices and being out- standing members of various organizations, also participation in sports. CAROLYN TITUS ST UART WHEELER ill 32 :Ee Glee Club tsl' ROW. 111111 Ix'w111t'J1, Humzitf l! riglnl, Helm Gui! .Sltl7Ilt'3, .flflgie flwril. P11111 xlmv, Alrlffhd -lII!7Il.li0Il, Amt flyer. Nrrrrrzrz flftflflfl, Mini I.1111i.ur nlrzllvnm, ffnrzlelitz Br11i'e, P11111 lh.1.xlrn1,4lN.11111 lf.1r'r1ih, Pbillli Rfiglylmzrv, Palo Ijrztlnu. y I A Q I A I IUNIX ROW: Km' llmrl111.i, filwltltx Rrlluwi, C,.n'11lv1 xlrlibmli, Own' l7r11'1tll1m, l7r1f1jnbr1,i1n1, I71wr1r ,'l11fl1t'r'. lilll .YlC.f.11a',-Irfbll C,i1r'r11ff M1i1'fJef,7, R111'lw' l'lr1l'111'.'le, 1HtJr't'e'fla Km, Mt1r.'b11 :lim Xflllfb, 1l1r1rg11r1'.' Deurz, l.1Yt1 Bilei. llltlw Row llurlv lY'i1!wu.,l1mv Wfill, llrnrlvi 'l11rpiu,j.u1t- ulcer, M1111 Hari 1, ,Hari l7rll.1f'.f. iN'.1r1m Bcntl, Baffin IIifl1111'11lr1flrr,-lruluf lJt'U 111, M1111 l rur1i1'i U ilfw1i1rr1. I'l1ill1'.i lfiwr' IYRTH Rtiwz N.111ci t,'r.11'c, lim' flrllur, Br 'li I. ',.H'h. vlll yt ,IIJIJ fl. ,!. Ht' - Clary 1, 1111.1 lv .Ii VP. :il1,H I' H-i I I R 'fb Helly xllafmll, Willis' liw'tlt,b1ltlr't-ii. lJfI'c'L'l117'. l'1t1111u1r. .. l'rc.iitfw1t ...... 1 1111111 1 nl 11 1 111.111 111 1it mn wr 11 1111111 num nr elfx num ,, 111: I lrrli , line ,'111lIu'e, .. .Miss Doius PAYNI5 S Lotilsii Duis A ' ' I S'i'UAR'r Wlil2Iil,IElK . .Bomsv Hifi.MlN'1'Oi.1.liR Vit-1' l'rtf.iitlw11 ....., ........ I Sunny Sutiit Yerrumry-Trtf.1.i-1111r. . . . . .GIENIE DAVIDSON I.jl1rur'1a11.i. . . S lin LoviaLAtgii 1 En .IOuNsoN The Glee Clulw practiced once a week. During the year they presented a selection of music at the teachers meeting at assembly, and for graduation night. They also sang at the Baptist Church one Sunday. Ima Mater Guarded by encircling Mountains Beautiful and hlue Stands our noble Bedford High School Glorious to view. Chorus: Lift your chorus, speed it onward. Ne'er let praises fail. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater- Bedford High School, hail! Firm against the rooted hilltops Stand her granite walls. Firmer may her sons press onward- Onward through her halls. Chorus 2 at :tri 151. Senior Activities Senior Play THE RED HOUSE MYSTERY By RUTH SERGEL Glemlu Rar11,re1', Palry Aytfrf, Lulu Mae Dirienran, julie Parrirh, Bobby Helminialler, Carabfn Tilux, Sluurl Wheeler, Faye Aulfire, Ea' Larfelare, Mary Burlzt, Edjolmfan Imrmy Morris, Willie Byrd Clyilrlrui, Danny Heller, Dim jolmrmr. Mark Ablett .... Robert Ablett .,... Angela Norhury. . . Mrs. John Norbury Matthew Cayley. . . Betty Calladine ..,. Mrs. John Calladine ..., .... CAST . . .STUART WHEELER . . .STUART WHEELER . . . . .FAYE AULTICE . . . . . . .JULIE PARRISH BOBBY HELMINTOLLER ...MARY BURKS LULA MAE DICKENSON Bill Beverley .... Ruth Norris ....... Audrey Stevens ..... Elsie Wootl .... Mrs. Stevens .... Inspector Birch. . . . . . .En JOHNSON . . .PATSY AYERS . . . . .ED LOVELACE Anthony Gillingham .... . .......... CAROLYN TITUS WILLIE BYRD CHILDRESS . . . . . . .GLENDA RAMSEY . . . . .DAN JOHNSON . . . .DANNY HELLER Major Rumhold ...... ............ h IIM MORRIS joe Turner ..... Direcled by MISS .IOSEPHINE BIBB and MISS VIRGINIA RUFF SYNOPSIS OF ACTION OF PLAY - THE RED HOUSE MYSTERY The curtain rose December 7, 1956 at eight o'clock on the annual Bedford High senior play. A highly dramatic play with a cast of fifteen was greatly enjoyed by all who attended. A death warning brought by a ghostly figure in the midst of a week-end party at the Red House sets the stage for a tense drama and casts suspicion upon first one guest after another as the play progresses and more murders are committed. Romantic interests are furnished by Bill and Betty, Anthony and Angela, and their matchmaking mothers. Finally Anthony Gillingham, who volunteered to help Inspector Birch and Oflicer Turner, brings the play to a swift but satisfactory conclusion. 31- 55+ Scene From The Variety Show A Mr. and Miss liedlord lligll School, johnny Dooley and Brenda Cheatham and Master ol' Ceremonies Stuart Wheeler. B Wlinners in the liabv Contest mere, Senior Sweetheart. David Harold Stevens, son ol' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevens: second place winner. Loretta Phillips. daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. 'l'hornton Phillips, mtl third place winner, Pamela Powers. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Powers. C Our Prince and Princess ol' the Senior Carnival, Doug Seott and Carol! Poster. D The clowns, Martha johnson and Bobby Helmintoller. lf Turner Hopkins participating in the Hi4Y skit. F Wiriiiers ol the Baby Contest and their parents, shown are: Pamela Powers, Mrs. Fred Powers, Mr. Thorton Phillips, Loretta Phillips, Mrs, Thorton Phillips, Mr, Harold Stevens, Mrs. Harold Stevens. and David Harold Stevens. G Willie Byrd Childress entertains the beauty contestants. H Participants in our variety show talent. shown are: Arthur StCIair, Patsy Lindsay. lid Johnson, Buddy Updike, Phyllis Langston, and Cordelia Bruce. I Clowns entertain audience. J Members ol' the Hobby Club participate in the Hobby Club -kit. K Members of the Hi4Y Club participate in the Hi-Y skit. Glvmcing at New one On Thursday, April IS, a group of fifty excited seniors thought the day's classes would never end. At last the bell rang and they all rushed home to finish their last minute packing. About dusk they all arrived back at school right on time tsay's whoj to start the long awaited trip to New York via Trailway buses. After a long exciting night of buzzing voices, eating, and stopping along the way to get some quick refreshments, a group of tired but happy seniors arrived at Hotel Piccadilly on -19th Street, New York City. After a long bus ride, the City of New York looked a little dreary but a little freshening up and a walk to the R. C. A. Exhibition Hall to see Dave Garroway's program in action made them all feel a great deal better. Next on the agenda of tours was a view of Rockefeller Center and N. B. C. studios. The afternoon was spent on board a Crossroads sight-seeing bus getting an overall view of New York. That night the students went to Radio City Music Hall to see a movie and stageshow featuring the Rockettes. Most of the seniors agreed that this was one of the highlights of the trip. Saturday they toured the Empire State Building and the United Nations Building. That afternoon some went to Madison Square Garden, some to a Broadway show while others just rested. That night the group dressed up in their finest and went to the Bal Tabarin . After- ward some saw a television show. Sunday dawned clear and warm, and a group of seniors arrayed in their Easter outfits. went to the Church of Dt. Norman Vincent Peale. It was a beautiful service and it will not be forgotten by the seniors. That afternoon they went to the Museum of Natural History and the Hayden Planetarium. Sunday night the group saw Cinerama's Seven Wlonders of the Vlorld. Monday morning the seniors were up bright and early to see that all the baggage was loaded. Before leaving New York they boarded a yacht and went to the Statue of Liberty, after which they boarded the buses and started the long trip home. When they arrived home at three in the morning, a host of parents were there to meet them. Chaperones for the trip were Mr. and Mrs. Sherill Coleman. Miss Virginia Ruff, and Principal and Mrs. Borden. l-All shook up. 2-The hood. 3-Having fun Shelby? 4-Lonesome Joanne? 5-Watch out for the plate. 6-The bus drivers friend. '-Does he belong to us? S-A helpful hand. 9-The honeymooners, Pat and Don. Ill-Wheres the buzzer. Mr. Borden? ll-Ready for a night out on the town. 12--Wfhat are you looking for jerry? l3-Now here's a different VICXKH eil 'iii 13:- sa- W3 'Nm 4 4' ' 'Q ,Q Z 3. if M ,Q W X X N ENN bf s W , ily J l8. Mczy ay Ilurirze C.1n'lur, Ifialberirle W'wi.I, Gene IJIJIIJIIIII, PIU- Turrenre, Mari Dillard, Pumela Cbillmr, line Aullire, Belly juan Hulluml, jaw Dtiiiilmri,-l11ll'e .Ylizfzlt-r, Mini lim ll iIiw'Iw1, l.uI'I llurtli, Lili Mile Donlay, Sue King Murriu, Ilml Marie' Mu.IIgr'aIIf MAY S, 1957 HISTORY OF BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL This year May Day dawned bright and beautiful. The lawn in front of the school was lilled with hosts of parents and friends. The brilliance of the day was equally matched by the multi-colored gowns of the lovely May Queen, Faye Aultice, and her attendants. Miss Aultice was attired in a gown of white crystalette. She carried a cascade bouquet ol white carnations, Maid of Honor Betty .lean Holland crowned the queen with a lovely crown made of orange blossoms. The maid of honor was gowned in blue nylon dotted swiss. Representatives lrom the classes wore dresses of pastel colors like that of the maid of honor. The attendants wore shoes to match their dresses and tarried matching bouquets of carnations. The little crown bearer, jesse Davidson, wore a white suit, and the llower girls, Pamela Chilton and julie Stanley, were dressed In organdy dresses that blended in with those ol the May Court. The queen and her court were royally entertained as elementary classes and high school physical educa- tion classes portrayed the history of Bedford High School through songs and dances that were typical of that era. ,fr Queen ......... ..... . . .FAYI2 AuL'rIcIi Maid of llfinfir ......... BIi'I I'Y JIQAN HoLLANII S MARY DILLARII ' I MARY FRANc:Iis WILKIZRSKDN Senior llI'fIIL'U.l'.l'E.l' jmimr I,!'jlIL't.'.li.l'!3.f. .LUCY HARDY, PAT TORRIINCIQ S LILY MAR DOOLIEY 1 GIsNIs DAvIIIsoN , lSUl2 KING MURRAY ' ICATIIIQRINIQ Wrsiaxs S MARIE MLISCJRCJVIE 1 KAIHIERINIS CARTIIR Firm er Cfirfi. . . . . 3 aa. Cfrffiwl lieurer. . . . .JESSE DAVIDSON Snpbo ul ure I'ri11 L'0.l'.l'!.'.Y .... I:fL'.l'l7IIldIl I ffIlt'6'.li.l'L'.l', . Ifigblb Clrutle l'rI11fe.f.I'e.t. . -til Zi!! :fi- Senior Hall of Fame A. B. C. D. E. F. G I. .I K. L. M N O. P. Q. R. S. T. H. BIGGEST FLIRT Lila Biles and Dan Johnson MOST DIGNIFIED Dora DeWitt and jimmy Morris BEST ALL-AROUND Ann Jarvis and Ed johnson MOST TALKATIVE julie Parrish and Bobby Helminroller MOST PESSIMISTIC Mary Dillard and T. L. Carwile BEST PERSONALITY Martha Johnson and Ed Johnson MOST INDEPENDENT Marva Bryant and Page Wilkersimn BIGGEST NUTS Martha johnson and Bobby Helminroller QUIETEST Jo Ann Dillard and Rodger Warsimn MOST SINCERE Dora DeWitt and Ed Johnson BEST DRESSED Willie Byrd Childress and Ed Lovelace BEST SPORTS Glenda Ramsey and Rodger Watsiwn MOST ENERGETIC Phillis Fizer and Roy Xlifoolfolk HARDEST WORKERS Berry Powers and J. Henry Chesson SWEETEST Shelby Overstreet and jimmy johnson MOST TALENTED Lila Biles and Stuart Wlieeler MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lula Mae Dickenson and J. Henry Chesson BEST DANCERS Patsy Ayers and Jerry Eckart BIGGEST PESTS Cecilia Augensrein and Leslie johnson BIGGEST EATERS Faye Aulrice and Tom Kennedy A ll. CQ. ID. It c. H I. ,l. K L M N O. P. Q. R. Senior Hall 0 Fame H A PP I EST jounnc PIQCRISS and Roy Xllfoolfolk MOST ATHLETIC lit-tty Powcrs and jerry Eckurt MOST lNTEl.I.lGIZNT Lila Bilcs und jimmy Morris MOST MUSICAL Lila liiles and Stuart Wliccler MOST 'I'AC'I'FUL Ifnnnic Parrish and Page WIlkCfSiJI1 Wl'I I'l EST Batty Buys and Donald Dooley FRIENDLIEST Glenda Ramsey und Ed johnson MOST COOPERATIVE Audrey Wfood and Duane johnson LAZIIEST Anne Kennedy and T. I., Curwilc MOST CONCIEITED Mary Burlts :ind Ed Lovelace liIGClIlST APPLE POLISHER Nancy Scott und Ed Lovclalcc ISIGGIZSI' BLUFF lic-tty Abbott :md Dun johnson MOST ORIGINAL Carolyn Titus and Stuart Wlieelcr SXWEETEST SMILE Iictty jenn I-Iollamd and jerry Eckalrt MOST STUDIOUS Lois Wlood und jimmy Morris SHORTEST Martha Blixnlccnship und Roy Wfoolfolk MOST CIOURTEOUS junct IDcWitt and Ed johnson MOST BASHFUI. Marion Pugh and Dunne johnson Class N ight Lila Biles, class president, presided over class night as toastmistress. Principal J. L. Borden delivered the invocation after which a delicious meal was prepared and served by Mrs. M. F. Gibbs and Mrs. Glenn Ramsey, assisted by some of the junior and Sophomore girls. After the meal. Lila Biles welcomed the class, faculty and guests. Then Phillis Fizer presented the class history in the form of a play. This was followed by the Charmettes singing a lovely selection accompanied by Stuart Wheeler. Next Jeanette Padgett, with the help of the senior class officers, presented the class prophecy. Following the prophecy Martha johnson and Roy Wool- folk impersonated members of the calss and the faculty in their daily activities in school. The Hall of Fame was read by Patsy Ayers and Glenda Ramsey, followed by special music from Stuart Wheeler. Next on the agenda, Betty Bays and Danny Heller presented humorous gifts typical of each classmate. A small token of appre- ciation to Miss Bibb and Mrs. Thaxton, the sponsors, also Mr. and Mrs. Borden were presented by the class. The class song, written by janet DeWitt, was sung. Then Betty Powers read the class poem and Lula Mae Dickenson dedicated the annual. The class will was given by J. Henry Chesson and to conclude the program the school song was sung. After the program, Mr. and Mrs. Borden entertained the seniors and their parents in the gymnasium with a reception. 454 L2 Commencement lRSl Row: Phillii liizer, LoI.t Wood, Belly Patwerir, Ezljohnxrm, Dora DelVill, Nancy Staff, fllurv Burh.t,j. Henry Cheimrl, Carolyn Trim, Lila Bilex, Priflrilml Brmlerl, Dr I K l.unhf1n'd, jiuuex Morrir, Ann jurril, Ed I.aI'elI1re, Lulu Mus' Dickenson, Willie Bgrd Children, Fannie Parrish, jeurzelle Purlgell, Slnarf Wheeler, ,In Ann Dillin l Pugi Wilfenurl. Arm K!fIfl!clY,AlUhUll1 Kennedy, jlah 0I'er.tlreeI, Theresa Heller. If UND Row: l'l'ldl'1'd Bnwnl, Faye Aultire, Bells jew Holland, M417 Fluncei lV'lhm'w1, Bahhy Helminlaller, Betlv Alzhyrf, june! DuWill.,lulie PIm'i..h, Rodger W'ul.mu Bel!-y Hawylllarlha Blariherzxhin, Darzru Heller, Ceriliu Augemlein. Rua Woalhlhjuufzne Terms, Glenda Rumies, fllurlha juhmorl. Putly Awnf, Dem jahmurl, Faw l'erI7 Audfev Wm I K I HIRD Row: jlllllllj juhmafz, Tam Kenrleclw, Marlon Pugh, 1.ei'liejohrI.i'o1I, Muff: Dilltu-fl, jerry Erhhurl. lirlwinu llultji, llmule johrlmrl, Shellu 0Ier.ilrI'et. T. I.. Ctzrivile llnuultl Ilrmlew, A MEMORABLE NIGHT . . . COMMENCEMENT The Class of '57 was a happy one the night of june 6. lt was a happy one because each thought of the accomplishments they had achieved through the long twelve years of school. Many were sad but the memories will remain pleasant ones. The ptocessional was played by Louise Duis after which Dr. T. Henry Patterson gave the invocation. The Salutatory address was given by Lila Ann Biles. The address of the evening was given by Dr. F. G. Lank- ford, President, Longwood College. Special music was enjoyed by the Glee Club with Doris Payne, Director. After the awarding of diplomas and awards james Allen Morris gave the Valedictory address. The benediction was given by Dr. T. Henry Patterson. Many Awvzrcls Given Valezlirtorian .... .... ydlllldlflfldll ......... DAR ffoozl Cillzell. . . SAR Coorl Citizen .... Bela Cllll7 Latin Alfdlll. . . lllflIIOfffdlI1.f for School f'lcliz'ilie.r. . . u,!UU!llll6'll ol the World History Medal. .. Illdllydlllrlllll' Medal ............... .. .JAMES MORRIS .. .LII.A BII.Ias . . .. .. .ANN JARVIS . . . . . . .En joIINsoN S ANN JARVIS ' ' I S'I'uAR'I' WHIEIELIER IANN JARVIS 4 LILA BI1.I2s I MARY BURKS I CAROLYN TI'I'us I STUART WIIRRLIQR l EI: joHNsoN ......JAMES MORRIS . . .1AMIis MORRIS CLASS SONG Now that our school days near an end, Our humble hearts are sad, The friends on whom we can depend Are the best we've ever had. As we have worked along the way, We have our good times too: Our memories will wander back To graduation day. The joys are many, the sorrows few Through years of much success. O Bedford High, we owe to you Thanks for our Happiness. You teachers have been very kind And always helpful too. It would be very hard to find Others loyal and so true. Though our principal has made the rules We sometimes didn't keep, But you'll never find a better school, Even when the way is steep. And when we pass on through her halls. We'll cherish in our hearts, The happy times within her walls Well remember as we part. We wqww isa ww www K X , 51, wwf fiifliamzmw x x , H Q 3 Q6 K , y Q Q Qi K , 5 xxx Qs, K gg 3? sg h N S5 'K W 33 3 3 QNX 2 , H X is ,,.' II 'A .N fe. K fl AR 2 , S mm ,. 1 'Xi 6 k -.X W ' ..,.., . .-- 'lfiiw .WV , Q33 ' wh , ! f.A is ,.,, L. 'S NS' X xg R At, 1 ii' A kk i ,HJ wx ' N rf law. 44-' iw N Spcufkecl By A Desire For Better Sportsmmzslfi 17 oolball IfIks'l' Row I7.1r1ui llrllw jw'ri Iflirzrlx I7w1t1lrl I'7fwlw,' Iia' Iuhmml, Co-!,'r1f7li1ir1.' Rm lY'oulfblL, Cn-C,1plair1.' lid Imulme Teil fum -lllul Slot 7 I I niult Slit UND ROW Dong 'I'rfr'rw1it: lltlrrv 'IYlni.'-lim I 'wif Blnftlw Sffgbf Bwvmmf Slo.i,v,' Bubbly Allrffrlzfg 101771717 Illrlivlr Pele 'UJ01111 'l'lHko Row: ,lvlwm lhnfu, Iimltlm Klr1w.'r,,Iubr1r17 Ilopiirzc- Ilnzzurd GL1rr.1ghIx.'.lvlm Cru-r-all Milfbvll: Br1m'Cre4,iei hfren I uccnz Rmlu Hmmm IJUIYNIII RUXK2 Kwlm'lfi f,r'.Ji,i4f1i'.nl, lfumzltf Ufum'f7t1fr1,'j1.'M'1 AItlx'ue1w',' Torrlrm Rz wml:fi,' Bobby Pd?'LFf,' Pl1i!BmL C S luilmu Iill- l Il Ruxx' 4.u.u'lv C,'nftrf1.U1' C1.H'tluw',S'ifr11vwm.' Ifltlrwftzf l'b4'l1m.' ffmzilw I5l,1r1lwl.il1ifr,' I7tn1jahr1iru1, Alumzgwp' Cflfucb I 1: mn RUY XVOOI.I7ULK ID IOIINSUN C,'r1-Caplrlirl C 11 K fx :lam GAME STATISTICS Bedford 5-fl . . . ..,...... Bassett 6 Bedford 6 ....... Iiranlilin County 6 Bedford l-I, . .. ...... Brookville 0 Bedford 56, , . . .Drewry-Mason ' Bedford 0 .... . . .Wfilliam Byrd H Bedford 0 .... ,.... B I2lCIiSI3llI'j.l 6 Bedford ll .... . . .Christianslwurg 6 Bedford 26 .... ..... V . Ii. S. IS Bedford I-'I ......,.,... Farmvillc 6 SENIOR PLAYERS ISD LOVELACE DONALD DOOLEY -TERRY ECKART DANNY HELLER T L CARXWIII The football team ended its season with a record of live wins t o losscs int UND is in its sc-cond year in District Six. lid johnson led the team in sco in xx f poi ct Green followed with 50 points. Most of the credit for the seasons success should go to the coachcs Coleman Blanlxcnship and Farmer. We regret to say that all three couches have accepted positions clsewhere find will not he back next year. The team scored .1 total of ISO points while the opponents scored only 50 points iz! IS lf! ootball C lfeerleczclers Y' T x 'il Q 4 4 v 1 s l Ptllil xliw tg firm Ilfrfiliw, llizlii lnJJi,1x.' liiwlilz fff1t't1!l1.1rfz,' llmil f.lu'w'ft'.11lw' 1,114 xlurl Ililw: linfilfi lluffllllflnflw-5 Dm-it ll t1linu,' Mill: nu' II1i4,,,f,- lit-tlhml lligh Sclitml h.ts their iiwn tlclinitiimn tif wlmt it cliccrlcuticr shiiultl hu tintl we .ill ttgrcc that high spiritcil girls tinil htiys whim xutnt tim lcanl their alussnmtcs in the cnunurngutncnt ul thc htxskctlmll tint .-lrziglu ,lit they urn l luiitlmll tcinns. 'lihcy .irc clcttctl hy the tcalcltcrs for their snhoul spirit, pcrsonulity, L'UOPCI'ilIlOfl, nntl zlhility tim lcntl their clans intitcx in nmutiiicx .mtl tliccrs, 'lihcwc original thccrs ilntl rivntincx nut only lcntl mlur tu thc ,utunc hut thcy 1 Ht .n irum-iitluiis ttinmint ul interest ttntl high sclmul spirit giinimnu mir crowds its well its lacing nn lIlSPlI'AlIlUll nni l vtii mt-1' tim tiii r tciuns. czsketball Cheerleaders V 6 L2 , if., , il i i E it it 5 s Xinnlm Xnefl, I'lnfl1'i l.m,u1luf1. Bin'fu1m ll fwJ,' Hun! l,fvet'rIetnfw Built jeilv Hnllimzlp jmrs U ilI, ffurnfwz Arzllmm: Hremlfz Muigrnza' ,V , I!! 1,- 13 M' ery vzsketbvzll FIRST ROW: Harry Tilur, Doug T0l'7'FVlC9,J?l'l1? lfrbar'l,jim I'e.il, RurierB14rneIle. Si' R ' Cb XII '.TdC' Bda'5'l'l1B lw1lVl.i,1fmn Hnpfini ILOND OW: Q 4117171 errltt e nfen, Il :V IH ,I err 1 0 .1 x a V -1' 1 .. 1 IIIRIH ROW: Clldlllllllld Brown, jrfrriv Klart, Wllylldrlll Cfllldfl'Ll',JUbPIPIj' Dmlrelj, Tommy Rejrlolli. I:OllR'I it ROW: Lmzrh Bltmfwnhzp, Iii! Hin-r1.i, Mfke Ctmlafw. fllizrmgw' Hulrlv Cn11'lf1vt'i, Louth Ifarmrr. GAME STATISTICS Bedfold ...Pearisburg 56 Bedford 59 .... Fieldale 80 Bedford ,..... Pembroke 54 Bedford 38 ...Pembroke 52 Bedford ,.., Willizxm Byrd 62 Bedford 'IB .... Dublin 58 Bedford ......,, Fieldale 50 Bedford 48 ,... Dublin 64 Bedford .... Willianm Byrd 6I Bedford I2 .... Pearisburg 56 Bedford ........ V. E. S. 62 Bedford AI' ranklin County 40 Bedford ,..,. Cave Spring 41 Bedford 55 Halifax County 4' Bedford ..,. Franklin County 3' Bedford SI ,.Cave Spring -I7 Ted Green led the scoring on the boys' basketball team with 206 points for a I2.9 average. -Iim Vest was second with Iofv points for a IU.-I average. The team had only one senior. jerry Eckart. so there should be an improvement in next year's team. Mr. Blankenship did a splendid job with the boys this year although the team lost its two highest scorers the year before. He is to he commended for his work, II71111' Ln.v.i'e.i' Perri. District Retord. . . . .B 9 ,250 Overall Record. . . .................,.,..... .,. I I2 .250 OUTSTANDING PLAYERS BERTRAND SLOSS BUDDY SLIGH JERRY ECKART TED GREEN JOHNNY HOPKINS SEI 50 I-31- Girls' asketbrzll Ottercttcs vlfrl INI. I mi lI.ml1, ,llt1mu:w'.' Cro-fflul 'l'lIrzi,l3e11w Pwirrfl. Alum Hurii,-Cin-Cajtluir1.' lint' 5-fnllire, Cu-!,'i1111air1,' Pu! Tm-rem2', Am1,li1r'1i,v, Mft. ffulumtnlv fffhllb- 1 , AN1utNt. l'.1fii l.mift.1i. firm I7i1i1tfwu,ji1rmt- llfrmnz, Glwnla Rizrfiwm.-flllrbfxel Ilogiui. Dmfli ll ,11iw1, ,limi Fluff l.u1elr1rr, Iiwmtl l,wO1w:tlm'l. Dain: xlullmf, Lula Xmzllv, Rfot .ll.1i'1i,lfflwtmf, ,ll.4i'u.nt'1 Illini. Iiri'ml.1 ffu'.1lf1.1m, .llilri I nnlie ffllllwlll, lllilffll larsl The Ottereites, touched by Mrs, lack Lee Coleman, completed a very successful season, tying their rerord of laxt year. In the mont extitiny game of the season they lont to their prime rival, Franklin County, by a single point. thus xufferinlu their only defeat. Although the squad lost live of the first six. the returning lettermen show promise of an able team for next year, GAME STATlSTlCS Bedford V .. Fieldale lll Bedford Sl .. Franklin 35 Bedford -lH .. .. Fieldale lil Bedford 56 .. Dublin I9 Bedford 'iS . Franklin lf? Bedford rio .. .. Halifax 29 Bedford 5-l ............ ..,.... l lalifax Total points: Bedford 5601 Opposition I90 Most Valuable Player-Carolyn Titus Scholastic Award Wlinner-Gene Davidson Guards: Mary Burks, Ann blarvis, Pat Torrencc Typical expression of Coaeh Pat Coleman Our First String Team Forwards: Carolyn Titus, Betty Powers. Faye Aultiee Baseball FIRST Row: jim Ven, BuhrdO1ferJlreel, T. L, Carwile, Ted Green, Albert Slam, SECOND Row: Charming Brown, Cbappy Merrill, Kennelb Penferaxt, Bertrand Slam, jerry Slam, Rurier Burnerle. THIRD ROW: Altee Wimfeld, jimmy Saur1a'erJ, Phil Burkr, Buddy Kiruer, jabn Carrall Milrhell, Danny Ijnalray, Tommy Reynoldr. FOURTH ROW: Caarl: Cu ewan, Ronald 0l1enelmin,jabnny Wingfzeld, Bobby Parker. AHSENT: jerry Eofarl. GAME STATISTICS -s Bedford 5 .... Fieldale 2 Bedford 5 .. Bassett 13 Bedford 6 .... Fieldale O Bedford 5 .... Franklin 6 Bedford I2 William Byrd 2 Bedford 4 Drewry-Mason 8 Bedford S ..... Bassett I5 Bedford I0 .... . . .Cave Spring 2 Bedford 5 . . . Franklin 4 Bedford 9 William Byrd J Bedford 4 Cave Spring I6 The haselwall team of l9S7 closed out its season with a very good record of five wins and six losses. The team was led by T. L. Carwile in hitting with an average of over 400. He was followed by Rucker Burnette, Ted Green, jerry Eckart, and Kenny Pentecost, all with averages over 300. Kenny Pentecost led the pitchers with three wins. The team only loses two players so there is much hope for a very successful team in the future years. OUTSTANDING PLAYERS T. L. CARWILE KENNETH PENTECOST RUCKER BURNETTE JERRY ECKART ell 52 In Track RST Row: Rurhrr Burnelle, Kenmflh Per11eroJl,juhn Carrall Mitchell, Bill Brwnl, Buddy Sligh Ed Lovelace Ed Harrix, Doug Tarrenre. Comm Row: '1ht'kerPnwen, Puuljohfuan, Tommy Murgrore, Paul Furbe.r,jeJJe Clyde Key, Edjohmon, Lupton Caj2Py,jin1 Vert, Danny Liruhuy. HRD ROW: Charming Brouw, Gun Cimrzinghanl, Phil Burk, Bert Slow, Buddy KfflJ'?f,,lFfli1 Sion, CerilStm1ley, LeRoy Bumgurdner. u1JR'ru Row: Courh Bflfllfflljblp, Mumfhall Adamr, Kefmelh Cruighead, C. S. jafluon, Earl johnron, Tummy Reynoldr, William Children, Gunfner SimpHr1.r, Butth Cozrlberi MNfl fi2'1ff'1f.f,,ff. MEET STATISTICS Bedford . . . . .34 W-Radford .. .... 47M V. E. S. .... .... 5 9 Bedford . . . . .SZM-Blacksburg . . . . . . .89M Pembroke .... .. 8 Bedford . . .. ,SSM-Christianshurg ... . . . .84 William Byrd . .. .... 2556 Bedford . . . . .99 -Franklin County . . . . . .19 The track team had a very successful season although they did not win but one track meet. They placed lifth in the District meet and for the fourth consecutive year scored in the State meet, Ed johnson was the high scorer for the team with 71 points, followed by Buddy Sligh with SSH points. Ed Johnson won a third place in the 440 in the State meet with a time of 51.9. JERRY ECKART TED GREEN, JOHN CARROLL MITCHELL BUDDY SLIGH, ED JOHNSON -nal 5:1 5+ r , V! 5 if K a 3 ww S A U H Kris? 4 s 5 A 1 ! if V 2 Q55 Q.-5 W ' 'XFN H1 L- KN 6 S K A ,ax .... - 7. , 8 Kew E S? i Qs E , 5 Q gf 32 J? Q QS. if i emi . f ff 2 3 K A QQ 'N .f?WY E , gs: 'Q E . l6, Img bfi., .13 ws Wx 1 Expressing Thanks To All The Sponsors FRANK CHERVAN, Inc. 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ROBERTSON 4111 Kensington Ave. RICHMOND 21, VA. 421. 67 Ev- THE BEST STUDENTS . . . are the bes f d d Keep up wlth the news daily through THE ROANOKE TIMES Uhr illnannkr Hinrlh-News 5 W. H. Chase Plumbing and Heating Co. OIL BURNERS AND STOKERS Dial 6121 Bedford, Virginia RIG-I-If HERE wi W6ULD , K. lm 5 LIKE T0 MENTION WE ARE 5l'UDENTS OFPRE fda. yx,.X-H5355 A I A S295 - ' cQ3vv-w2Y- . p www? p T., C omplimentx of HOLIDAY COMPANY GREETING CARDS BEDFORD, VA. CLAYTOR INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE, Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE 108 E. Main Street BEDFORD, VIRGINIA Compliments of Holyfield Mann Food Co. VINTON, VA. No Chips So Fresh As Gordon's No Others Have Magic-Pak G O R D O N MAGIC-PAK POTATO CHIPS Manufactured in Roanoke by GORDON FOODS A Division of Sunshine Biscuit, Inc. H. P. SCOTI'-Bedford Salerman Compliment: of WINGFIELDS MARKET Self Service Anything in Foods Phone 8383 Bedford, Va. FREE PARKING H69 BEDFORD, VIRGINIA Phone 8921 BEDFORD CREAMERY Branch of Monticello Dairy, Inc. Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE CREAMERY BUTTER YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA ,wamss ' ' gl PLUS A REGULAR OR SPECIAL Qjjffjff I nf COURSE INSURES A PLEASANT fn I if 1 I 'A AND PROFITABLE CAREER M I PHILLIPS BUSINESS COLLEGE WRITE FOR WRITE FOR Iooo CHURCH STREET EMPLOYMENT FREE BULLETIN LYNCI-IBURG, VIRGINIA INFORMATION C 0 mplimemf 0 f ASSOCIATED BANKS OF BEDFORD PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION +24 70 E+ Complimentf of HAMPTON LOOMS OF VIRGINIA C INCORPORATEDD BEDFORD, VIRGINIA GOODE'S SHOE SHOP S Gooos MAYTAG WASHBRS Bedford, Virginia -vEf71YLH- McGHEE'S CASH GROCERY For llae Bert in Groceries South Street BEDFORD, VIRGINIA Class Rings - Club Pins Calling Cards - Invitations Caps and Gowns WALTER B. ANDERSON L. G. Balfour Co. Products RICHMOND 21, VIRGINIA Compliments of BOWER DRY CLEANERS BEDFORD, VIRGINIA Complimentx of MOORMAN'S SHOE STORE SHOES-HOSIERY and BAGS Dial 8255 BEDFORD, VA. Bedford Grocery Co. BEDFORD, VA. 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Box 418 Roanoke BEDFORD, VA. Highway GRIFFIN'S SHOE HOSPITAL Better Shoe Service +24 76 13+ MOKENNA, Inc. SUPERIOR BRAND FOODS Pure Pork Sausage - Sliced Bacon All Meat Franks - All Meat Bologna HAMS LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA OVERSTREET-SMITH LUMBER CO. BETTER BUILDING MATERIALS South Bridge Street Dial 3221 BEDFORD, VIRGINIA C omplimentr of THOMAS HARDWARE CO., Inc. Everything in Hardware Philco Appliances and Television PHONE 8227 PEAKS MOTORS, Inc. DeSoto - Plymouth - GMC Trucks Where Burinesr is Invited :md Well Treated 221 W. WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 8221 BEDFORD, VA. Radio Station BEDFORD DRY CLEANERS W B L T t Depot Street BEDFORD, VA. Bedfordir Voice of Servtce Phone 8012 1350 ON YOUR DIAL R E Y N O L D S C omplimentr of THOMAS BROTHERS Flour and Feed Manufacturers Custom Mix Feed: Our Specialty PHONE 8596 Clothes-Shoes Service and M erchandire- Too Good to Forget South Bridge Street BEDFORD, VIRGINIA -'C-I 77 I3 Complimentx of BEDFORD THEATRES, INC. BRIDGE THEATRE . 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