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

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I HANDS — loyal and eager to serve — will make our Democracy strong. Through unity and loyalty which come from common under¬ standing and devotion to a high ideal, they will be able to hold up the vision of a new world and inflame the imagination of men every¬ where and give them cour¬ age and faith.

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« Emma Lou Graybeal, Geraldine Plunkett, Thomas Weir, and Alene Goodwin. As The Pioneer goes to press, Emma Lou Graybeal and Geraldine Plunkett are leading the Senior Class in scholastic standing for the four years. Thomas Weir won third place in the after-dinner speeches at Emory and Elenry. Alene Goodwin won in the D. A. R. Citizenship Contest. WE, SENIORS By Dorothy Thompson We, the seniors of ’42, are aware of the graveness and uncertainty of our futures. We have inherited a responsibility unlike that of any other generation. This responsibility we intend to fulfill to the best of our abilities. As we enter into a world gone mad with panic, our four years at Lewis serve as a bulwark. The associations we’ve made here have put something precious into our lives. These influences will not soon be forgotten. These are, indeed, again “The times that try men’s souls.” But we will face them unflinchingly, and unhesitatingly carry on to the greatest glory of our coun¬ try. 29 f