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

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Top —The Salem High School Lyceum, 1910 Bottom —The Salem High School Dramatic Club, 1910 BOOK TWO Jctluiiled. In 1900, the chief activity seems to have been the Senior Class play, “The Princess.” In 1910, the Lyceum and the Dramatic Club constituted the extra-curricular activities. Since that time their value in the educational program has been recognized more and more uinil at the present time at Andrew Lewis there are around forty student activities. Among them are the Projection Club, which films home movies and makes available to the students educational pictures throughout the year; the various athletic activities; partici¬ pation in the American School of the Air Program; band and choral; Hi-Y and F. F. A. Clubs for boys, Girl Reserves and Home- Making for girls; forensics; Newspaper, Annual and Beta; Student Monitors, and ether activities too numerous to mention in this space. Miss Grace Wiley, as she appeared in the 1900 Class Play, “The Princess,” by Tennyson

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Mildred Atkinson Kathryn Robertson Vera York Mary Terry Trina Effinger Margaret Shockey Gladys Carroll 4 21 }•

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Above we see scenes of activities engaged in by the different organizations which are a regular part of the Lewis students’ school life—The Christmas Pageant, the Band Concert, French Club Part y, Girl Reserves Conference Dance, Hi-Y Club Meeting, Home Economics Kiwanis Dinner, The Cafeteria, Bob Carlton making movie, The Typical Senior.” 4 23 }