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

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WITH RELAXING . . . of the dress code this year, Lewis Wolves completely represented the changing styles as the new administra¬ tion moved in. The styles worn by the mod mob ranged from the mini to the maxi, and pantsuits filled the gap between. In keeping with the liberalized dress, there was a greater tolerance of the longer hairstyles. Some of the more daring of the mob looked to our own Pioneer himself and found that the new style of fringed coats, vests, pants, and pocketbooks were not so new after all .. . 10

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STUDENTS BECAME . . . involved in extracurricular activities, in clubs, athletics, and dances. New clubs were born to add to the scope of individual interests. Athletics remained prominent in the school mind, while the band was everywhere at once. Representative groups such as the cheerleaders and the majorettes projected an outstanding imageof the school. A more complete cross section of the school was repre¬ sented in these activities, particularly because blacks be¬ came more involved. Students found that diligence and hard work made these activities fun.