Bedford High School - Peaks Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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Uzkffof a12Of0QjQaf Jimmy Franklin proves his skill at the high jump during' an earlyl spring track practice. W - , E-if l ' , - . - A 'ci N E I lxy QD Ella Mike Adams makes a valiant at- tempt! mufa COI22!UQZfZZZbI2 . . . l I Bobby Booth b r e a k s away again!

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VU Bobby Brewbaker sends another ball on its way to two more points. The varsity basketball cheerleaders practice a favorite cheer, And a one . . . f.5y.91'C fy . . fasfzlny Hoff The coming of each season is marked by the be- ginning of another sport. Fall and football are synonymous. Basketball heralds the coming o winter. With the first breath of spring appear track and baseball. Cheerleaders are found in any season: in the fall With the football teamg in the Winter With the basketball teamg and in the spring trying out for another year. Varsity and intramural sports are an integral part of school life. Were they removed, a Vital cog would be removed from the complex mech- anism of any school. Teams must naturally be selec- tive, yet there is no one Who could not find his niche in the sports World at B.H.S.: if not in varsity com- petition, then through the intramural and physical education programs. lk? 110119151 an lb fra IO

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'Q 0 nf If Q 0 if 0 A f-7 ,I I r ,e 712' 17' ff? 77 .1 iff? 7 ff' www any ry . . . ,Ui ir J X' f J High school means many things to many people: simply an education for the studious, a place to participate in sports to some, a center for socializing for still others. But to most, school stands for all these things 5 each has its own separate and important place. The social facet of school life cannot be underestimated. Friends Won during these years are im- portant and the friendship they afford will last throughout a lifetime. Through the varied co-curricular activities at Bed- ford High, any student can find a circle of compatible friends. Class dances, post- game hops, club banquets, conventions, and everyday activities present oppor- tunities to form new acquaintances. 72' ' its Q X X. XE :X X,-if ,If l2 ffl' The Shrine court presided over the annual Shrine football game. The pretty court: Kathy Weber, Peggy Stevens, Mary Colman, Susie Stephens, Virginia Watson, Sue Walker, and Tina Wright, queen. R 'X XX ig -Y - f- -- ---J nan: . --- , 53,- 3 r Ljf fl l -L ll .J afa- l YD l 2 S QQcuif5 i I Qf-uvuH.ww.lbS5 Y 'I 'Q Q-fix,-rn.E1Y4I-'ff.fV'i19f 'xi' i 'ff i merciful E5 l , Q, l f75:?T?5 gi c ..- .. Terry Thompson and Kennon Walden rehearse their parts in the one-act play which received a top rating of superior in district competition. The cast of Man of Destiny also included Bert Nance and Wayland Denton. Mrs. Cutler, as- sisted by Diane Behrens, student director, was in charge of the production. F O if 'Wm' 9 f' ffffqll f f. of ,MET 7 y