Bedford High School - Peaks Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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Seniors PatriciA LouisE TORRENCE HARRIET JEANETTE TURPIN James AuricH VEsT Marion RussELL WALDE Joyce EARLENE WITT

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Seniors CLARENCE Owen Siicu, Jr. ALBERT WayNE Sioss CynTHIA STANLEY Wituiam Epwarp St. CLAIR PETER WILLIAM THoMAsS Harry Hopson Titus

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A Day With the Seniors The most important activities of any Senior occurs in the classroom or in conference with a teacher. To a Senior at Bedford High School education has become a serious and important part of a well-rounded life. The guidance department takes on new meaning A—The first day of spring took the Solid Geometry class to the front lawn for class discussion and study. B—Landon Skinnell receives college information from guidance director, Miss Jean Magann. C—Pat Torrence, Bobby Michael, and Ted Green find the radio a very complicted device. D—Brenda Cheatham and Miss Catherine Long, art ad- visor to the annual, must see a comical line drawing to for each individual class member—while e very hour of the day is filled with study and thought toward eventual graduation and later lfe— a job or college entrance. Some of the highlights of these events have been caught in these pictures. use in the annual. K—A lot of painstaking work goes into cooking a tasty meal. Here Cynthia Stanley and Edith James, along with their underclassmen, learn the fundamentals in home economics ] class. is Making money for their trip was an important job for the Seniors. Lucy Hardy and Edward Harris count the proceeds from the Variety Show.