Bedford High School - Peaks Yearbook (Bedford, VA)

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Mrs. T. F. English - B.A. Lynchburg College Instructor in English and Social Studies Mrs. L. H. Forsyth B.A. Madison College Instructor in Social Studies and English L 1 li. Miss Josephine Bibb B.A. Randolph-Macon Wonian's College Instructor in English FUN' f ' - sf- Mrs. J. H. Cutler B.A. Longwood College Instructor in English 512 dDOfCSOC1dfCSfUOQQS aofof fgzrfger 51205012099 . . . The person who has a broad knowledge and a good command of his own language is very fortunate. 'The English department at Bedford High strives to assist each student in gaining this knowl- edge and command. In addition to language, the wise student realizes that a well-rounded education must include adequate knowl- edge of history and government, which is offered in the social studies department in our school. Morris Hall and Lynn Scott locate a position on the map in Mrs. Forsyth's eighth grade history class. Miss Theresa Stoneman B.A. Emory and Henry College Instructor in Social Studies 24 Mrs. Cutler discusses a selec- tion from the ninth grade lite- rature book with her freshman c ass.

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Wfafgemafzbs azzzofcsczence fzzzfofa fgzznoglzbzz X610 ilfllfg enyfheers anofsczenblvfs . . . Advanced mathematics and science courses are offered in addition to the basic courses in order to emphasize the importance of these subjects. Each coHege-bound student can be Well prepared for the higher mathe- matics and science which he will encounter in college. Mrs. J. J. Thaxton Mrs. Vest watches as Elizabeth Shy explains an experi- BIA' ment' 'R Randolph-Macon Woman's College Miss Margaret McGavock 'Instructor in Music Mr. Stoneman, who began teaching at m i d - t e r m, makes out a physics test. Let's hope it's not too Q hard! ix Mrs. Viola Vest 1' B.S. 1 Longwood College 1 Instructor in Science E 23 Instructor in Science Mr. William S. Waid B.S. University of Virginia Instructor in Science

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in ii stencil. Uocabbzzafsugecfs feacf life loraczifcafarfs BMgS1fEEuf'glS Through the vocational subjects, industrial arts, business education and home economics, students learn both useful everyday skills and those more specialized abilities. Many BHS students take one or more of the vocational subjects during their high school careers. Through such a course, the horizon of the student is greatly broadened. Mrs. Whorley adds the finishing touches to her Santa Claus, which she had made in her Home Ec. I classes. Mrs. A. L. Whorley B.S. Madison College Instructor in Home Economics n Agei are fiard at work in s op cass S 25 Mrs. Falls runs off a Mr. Thaxton and James