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For Students A nd For Staff STUDY: The application of the mind to acquisition of knowledge; HALL: a large room. Put the two together, and one has a large room used for the acquisition of knowledge to the mind, or in other words, those all too familiar words — study hall. Staff and students both had mutual feelings about study halls. Study halls were enforced in order to encourage students to study and to keep up their grades. Those students fortunate enough to make all A’s and B’s on their report cards were dismissed from their study halls as long as their grades remained good; those who didn’t do as well remained in study hall with hopes of doing better the next nine weeks. No matter what feelings certain students and staff members had about them, study halls were to be a necessary part of life at Andrew Lewis. 1. Steve Harris and Terry Palmer work steadily. 2. Henry King uses his study hall to his advantage. 3. W. G. Crotts uses his artistic talents to decorate the desk. 3 23
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1 2 3 1. Hunter Holliday and Paul Ritter explain tht number two to Karen Schroeder. 2. Paul Downing, Ned Tarpley, and Steve Burton seen to find something interesting in their magazine. 3. Randy Allen finds the windowsill to be an interesting spot. 4. Greg Johnston and Sabrina Hess find the warm weather inviting. 5. Mr. Layman finds reading the paper a good way to spend cafeteria duty. 22
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Open Your Eyes To A New Surprise A variety of entertainment was offered to the student body through the enrichment program. The entertainment consisted of such things as dramas, singing, musical instrument playing, films, the mock election, and the book fair. Since the program offered a good variety of entertainment, many students actually looked forward to attending the three mod class which only met once a cycle. The enrichment program succeeded in “enriching” the students during the year, thanks to Mrs. Carolyn Newell. 2 1. One of the first enrichment programs features a rock band. 2. Linda Gasparoli peruses the books at the book fair. 3. During the enrichment program featuring the various clubs of Andrew Lewis, Steve Fuller works in the Bi-Phy-Chem booth. 4. Mrs. Freda Fry sings “Puff the Magic Dragon” during her program on music in America during the 1960’s. 24
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