Bedford High School - Peaks Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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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

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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'

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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