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

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Teachers unpack Returning from their student-free summer vacations, the foreign language teachers bravely fought their way into the cramped quar¬ ters of the language office. They were met by carton after carton of long awaited new textbooks. Confusion prevailed as the teach¬ ers attempted to sort the books, only to find that quite a few were missing. The students thought that they couldn ' t have class without books, but the teachers quickly proved them wrong through the frequent use of slides and lab sheets. Advanced foreign lan¬ guage students quickly adapted to the format of the new texts, while the first year students con¬ tinued to ask the same routine questions. During the school year, plans were made for a trip abroad to be taken by a few students under the leadership of Mrs. Lynch. Await¬ ing these trips made the year a little shorter for the students in the foreign language classes. As Miss Wolfenden considers the translation of a Spanish verb Jane Minyard daydreams. Concentrating on her bingo in French lab, Anne Craighead seems unaware of the photographer. 24

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Trying to get the sawdust out of his hair, Mike Jones is blasted by the air hose. Oblivious of the clutter in the shop, Randy Barnhart sits reading on the work bench. 23

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The evil grin on Jack Hartman ' s face indicates that there is something other than French 3 on his mind. The expressions on the faces of Greg Hancock, Mike Pace, Colleen Dalglish show their varied degrees of interest in Spanish 5 assimilations. 25