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

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“No you can’t change teachers just because she hates you;” replies Mrs. McClure. Mrs. Weeks is busily changing student’s schedule. 17

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Changes, Changes Everywhere In the guidance department there were many new things added. The first addition was a new senior guidance counselor, Mr. Glenn Camiol. Mr. Camiol graduated from the University of Arkansas. He taught in Fort Smith, Arkansas, for a year and then taught three years in Chat- tarn, Virginia. Last year he received his master’s degree from Lynchburg College. The guidance department also had a new department head, Mrs. McClure. She also changed to the Junior guidance counselor. There was a new Careers Center in the guidance department. It was the only room like it in the county. They had infor¬ mation for students on any job one would want whether going to college or not. Besides written information, there were film strips and cassettes. Students also could play the new career game. Two voluntary groups were started during the year. First, one could participate in group guidance. In this group, students shared information on careers, colleges, or technical schools. Secondly one could participate in group counseling where some students with common concerns got together and shared ideas with each other. Mr. Camiol and Mrs. Alger go about doing the business of the guidance department. Mrs. Lucas merrily does her work.

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They Didn’t Even Leave a Tip The cafeteria workers and the maintenance crew were the unsung heroes of Andrew Lewis. They worked all day and after school. Usually, their work went unappreciated. The cafeteria workers labored throughout the year to make nutritious lunches for everyone. It was most comforting when one came out of a difficult class to be greeted with a plate lunch and a smile. Many students thought the smile was a very expensive one since the price of lunches rose from forty-five to fifty cents. 18