Andrew Lewis High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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The Last Chance The students of Andrew Lewis took advantage of the many varied courses of the English department for the last time. Because the new Salem High School would be operated on a traditional schedule, many electives would necessarily be eliminated from the curriculum. The English department would no longer be able to offer courses such as Honors English for seniors, Multi- Media, Grammar, Creative Writing, and Advanced Composition. The students of Andrew Lewis considered themselves most fortunate to have had the opportunity to participate in such a diversified curriculum. 1. Miss Harris confers with a student about her English theme. 2. The Great Gatsby inspires a heated comment by Tim Beckner in English class. 3. Using the Reader’s Guide to Periodical Literature is one of the skills which Lori Jefferson learns in the library. 4.Mrs. Brenda Turner takes a few minutes out from her reading class to smile at the photographer. 68

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JUNIOR TEAM Terri Robertson June Price Terri Jo Nichols Eva Stoutamire Susan A. Smith Susan I). Smith Lori Scheuer Melody Semones Lisa Stverak Pam Harrison Jeanne Mann Lisa Mitchell Candy Miller Kelly Clinevell Tracy Burns Cindy Dyer Della Economy JoniJoyce Tina Journell Gina Irvin Sandra Willard 1. After a fumble there is a mad dash for the ball. 2. Senior Judy Coleman tries to outrun the junior defense. 3. Junior quarterback Gina Irvin gains more yardage against the seniors. 4. Judy Coleman’s attempt seems futile as she is tackled by an aggressive junior. 5. In her attempt to gain yardage Gina Irvin is tackled by the seniors. 6. Lois Harvey gives a sob after receiving a heavy blow. 67

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K reuiive living Wt0 Life outside of high school will not seem totally new to pupils who have taken home economics courses. Students in second and third year sewing classes made clothes for other people and earned money for themselves. In addition to making money, they applied Indian prints to solid colored fabrics and made pillows shaped like animals. The co-ed class, Family Living, taught participants how to find jobs, to purchase and decorate homes or apartments, to buy cars, and even to plan weddings. While Family Living briefly studied interior design, the interior decorating class studied the art of home decorating in depth. Cooking and Cake Decorating classes allowed students to create items that looked good and were pleasing to the taste. 1. Gary Smith tries to think of an inexpensive, yet creative way to decorate an apartment. 2. Yes, decorating a cake really can be fun! 3. Sewing sometimes takes much concentration when doing detail work. 4. Melody Williams mixes the icing before beginning to decorate her cake. 5. The Family Living class discusses the elements of good apartment design. 69