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

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Office- Pros Since not many students went into the office unless they had to, very few knew what really went on in there. It was a big job to keep attendance records straight, get messages to students and teachers, and answer phone calls from parents. Some days were busier than others, but the way all jobs were handled the students got the impression that work always went smoothly for them. With a serious air about her, Mrs. Speight is little disturbed by the camera. With unbelieving eyes, Janie Entsminger looks up and listens to another excuse for leaving school. As usual, the arrival of Mrs. Walker keeps the office happy and lively with her friendliness. 20

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Tim Cannaday Meanwhile, the maintenance crew manned their brooms and dustpans and worked from dusk to dawn. They were constantly busy and deserved a lot of credit for cleaning the halls after the Spirit Week contest. The stu¬ dents don’t realize the frustration that goes hand in hand with cleaning up a mess that was created by someone else. But, it appears that the maintenance crew’s labors are taken for granted by the students here. Clyde Irving 19

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Working hard Mary Wells finds an amusing mistake in the letter she is typing. Indispensable was a word used to describe the para-professionals. Their job consisted of watching those fun study halls, and teaching labs. If you have ever tried to leave the cafeteria between mods, the person between you and the door was a para-professional. Many of the teachers found themselves depending on the para- professionals for extra work like grading and mimeographing papers. Karen Robertson rarely finds the English Department gossip boring. (jypsy Kroplt uses her lab time to catch up on the day’s news. 21