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

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HANDS — noble and exalted through service, trained and tested, firm, exacting, faith¬ ful — guide us in planning our futures; instill in us self- discipline, resourcefulness, industry, ambition and cour¬ age, and train us for efficient Service. Xr . i i m .A-

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I congratulate the Staff upon its achievement in the production of this 1942 yearbook. The publishing and the financing of a high school annual, no small task at any time, becomes more difficult in a time of crisis. It involves the raising and expenditure of large sums of money as well as much time and effort. The Business Staff has fulfilled its responsibility successfully and admirably in raising the necessary funds for this publication during a very critical period. This may be typical of the way in which American Youth meets a challenge. It has been necessary that the young people serving in the various capacities on the Staff work together harmoniously toward a common goal. They have also worked cooperatively with the community and with all departments of the school. They have demon¬ strated cooperative effort, industry, self-discipline, ambition, resourcefulness, courage—all of which are synonyms of democracy. I feel that the production of this book is an evidence of the functioning of democ¬ racy in our school. Words and Ideas will work where force will fail, but both together can keep this nation free. The Cameraman has no difficulty in finding Mr. Kyle to photograph him, for he may usually be found at his desk, working