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

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the same first two-weeks confusion caused by com¬ puter mistakes, course changes, and the yearly ton of mimeographed forms and notices. There was also the human effort involved in remembering what day was what after enjoying a summer when it made no dif¬ ference. But by the time things began to shape up for most of us, we ' d already run into some real shockers. Provisions had been made for students to legally go to lockers instead of sneaking between classes. Labs were all scheduled, but no more 210—it had been made into a journalism office. Upperclassmen now had one advantage over the rest of the school. They didn ' t have to take orientation, but the new air-condi¬ tioned study hall in 200 was open to them just the same. Extremes in appearance were still strictly for¬ bidden but even teachers had begun sporting fash¬ ionable lengths in skirts and sideburns. Somehow the office lost a little of its gas chamber image . . . 5