Bedford High School - Peaks Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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L nh COL aan he spirit of cooperation .. . Winter brings with it numerous ideas for club projects and programs. The S8.C.A., operating for the first time in our school, set a lively pace for the other clubs. Leadership, cooperation, friend- ship—all are developed through club participation. John Burks and Earl Childers thank Mr. Parker for speaking in the Hi-Y assembly on clean scholarship. S.C.A.’ers decorate the school Christmas tree for the Student body. Not even the snow could stop these Tri- Hi-Y girls from selling their quota of club candy. develops our leaders of JOMOLTOUW.. . 10

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rogress in our scholashte endeavors... Se Donna Parker, Eleanor Johnson, Doug Scott, and Larry Horne study some bulletins from their favo- rite colleges. The BIG slide rule provides Rod- ney Goggin and David Goode with Mrs. Whorley and her home economics students a real challenge. enjoy entertaining some children for a class activity. Mrs. Thaxton shows Barbara Toms and Reva Sumner the or- gans of the human body. Wonder if either one of them will ever be a nurse after that.

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Alertness... Ondurance.. . MWrenglh tae Captain Byerle jumps high as the Otters compete in tournament action. The big bonfire and pep rally before the homecoming football game raised school spirit to fever pitch. The Otters won the big game the next night 7-0. The track team warms up before “hitting the road’ for another strenuous practice. Our athletic program provides a chance for its participants to gain strength and coordination and to learn how to react under the pres- sure of close games. Athletes and spectators alike will always remem- ber some of the exciting moments of this year’s athletic contests. The football cheerleaders urge the crowd to yell even louder in a pre-game pep rally. The fun damentals of our athletic Plogram.. .