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

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PRODUCTION STAFF Ruby Kanode. John Ray Turbyfill Betsy Galbraith . . . John Cross. J. M. Young. Mac Minnick Bobby Stanley Joe Powell Dolores Chelf Martha Kime Bernard Hart. Hubert Bain Sue Robertson [ ... Donnie Spotts j Louise Fringer. Herbert Gordon. .. . . Editor-in-Chief . Business Manager . Assistant Editor Assistant Business Manager . Advertising Manager . Advertising Staff Circulation Manager . . . . Circulation Staff . . . .Activities Editor . Literary Editor Fay Boldish. . Editor of Classes Evelyn Cain. . .Assistant Editor of Classes Virginia Davis. Frances Wood Keturah Pillow Elizabeth Garnand ] Dorothy Hackman Joyce Wood Betty Eubank 1 . j Jimmy Kirkwood Charles Humphries 1 .... . Photographers Jimmy Johnson Betty Ann Owen . 1 Violet Jamison Mrs. Gladys E. Gillespie.. . Mrs. Mary M. Vaughan ) Mrs. Rose F. Little Mr. Blake Liddle •€{ 8

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joe Wilbourne. Jimmy Blount. Martha Kime. Pat Smiley. . President Vice President . . . Secretary Treasurer Many important events have occurred in the “49’s” throughout the centuries. In 1649 Charles I of England was beheaded; in 1749 the governor of Pennsylvania made Benjamin Franklin commissioner of the peace; in 1849 there was the great California gold rush; and now 1949 will be marked by a great event—our gradua¬ tion. This is the “Year of Jubilo” to us, this year of 1949. To some it is the Emancipation Proclamation, but to others it is the tolling of the death knell, for at the end of this school year they shall have to part with some of the friends they have grown to know and love. But all is not sadness. In the years that lie ahead we shall recall our high school days, and their memory will be a source of joy to us. Some will remember going to the football games and cheering for our heroes and our school; others will recall the formals, club meetings on Wednesday mornings, “butterflies” before exams, and getting an “A” on the test “I just know I failed.” We will never forget the Senior Program, the Senior Play, Senior Day, and the Junior-Senior Prom. These were ours alone and will always belong to us. Yes, to some it will be the tolling of the death knell, but is it the end? This is just the beginning of our lives, and in the years to come when we have settled down, we will rea lize that these were the best years of our lives, only because they were the first. 4 10 }y