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

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MRS. JOYCE BARRICKLOW Radford College, B.S., M.S. MRS. JANE ALGER Radford College, B.S., V.P.I., M.S. 1. Mrs. Alger stretches while carrying on a telephone conversation. 2. Mr. Carniol’s guidance group. 3. As part of his everyday routine, Mr. Carniol gives advice. 29

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hose You Could Turn To When students went into the guidance office, they found a new face to greet them. The new addition was Mrs. Joyce Barricklow, who replaced Mrs. Weeks as tenth grade counselor. Mrs. Barricklow came to Andrew Lewis after teaching six years at two area intermediate schools. Under the leadership of department head, Mrs. McClure, state tests were given to sophomores, juniors, and seniors in October. College Boards were taken by many juniors and seniors in November and April. Guidance Seminar, led by the counselors, was held each cycle for freshmen. Topics included state testing, improving study skills, and careers. In the spring, counselors aided juniors, sophomores and freshmen with scheduling for the next year. Courses were suggested that would suit individual interests and might help with future careers. Counselors also aided seniors and juniors with their preparations for college. Along with the testing, scheduling and other activities, guidance counselors listened with open ears to problems of students. It was always reassuring for a student to know that there was someone to whom he could turn. MR. GLENN CARNIOL University of Alabama, B.S.E. Lynchburg, M.Ed. MRS. MARTHA McCLURE Madison College, B.A. V.P.I., M. Ed. 28 mt XSi

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Often Silent Helpers Throughout the year teachers received help from assistants known as para-professionals. These nine women did odd jobs such as preparing materials for teachers, setting up labs and assisting in Enrichment and Study Halls. They also worked in the IMC and co¬ ordinated the audio-visual equipment. Due to the diligent work of the para-professionals, the teachers had more time to devote to their classes. 1. Mrs. Mutter aids students in finding reference materials in the library. 2. Checking the dates for next cycle’s Enrichment, Mrs. Kropff gazes at the photographer. 3. Even though she is always busy preparing materials for classes, Mrs. Wells always always has a smile for the teachers of Andrew Lewis. 4. Correcting science papers and setting up labs seems to be an unending task for Mrs. Hughes.