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

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Varied Projects Keep Keyettes Occupied Autumn Celebration, a festival for children, was the first Keyette project of the year and the Lewis Keyettes held the relay races. A Thanksgiving basket and a Senior Citizen party were the girl’s holiday projects. The week of the Lewis-Glenvar football game, the Keyettes sold links for a spirit chain, but also met with the Glenva r Keyettes for a dinner at another time. Several other Keyette projects were the selling of Send-a- mouse to college buttons for the American Cancer Society, a clothing drive, a coffee for the Ki-Wives, an Easter egg hunt for Tap kids, and a Spring banquet. A Dinner Eases Change Row 1: Roxanne Stump, Margaret Gasparol, Sylvia Stverak, Margaret Reynolds, Janice Ingram, Marla Poff, Andrea Greene, Jennifer Johnson, Cindy Siner, Lee Ann Simmons, Sandy Nolte, Karla Haemmerlein. Row 2: Cathy Fear, Lisa Mitchell, Kathy Kessler, Kathy Williams, Vicki Haynes, Terri Jo Nichols, Terri Duncan, Linda Yagle, Becky Hartfield, Tracy Burns, Clare Pearson, Sandra Peery. Row 2: Lisa Stverak, Melissa Boardwine, Pam Harrison, Ann Tyler, Sherry Burton, Jenny Tyler, Sandra Willard, Jan Worrell, Anita Brown. Row 4: Marianne Barnhart, Beth Pearson, Susan Hudson, Becky Mowles, Ingrid Haemmerlein, Lois Harvey, Charlene Gwaltney, Linda Ferguson, Paula Willis, Kay Anthony. Row 5: Lisa Ehlendfeldt, Joann Bedsaul, Nancy McCulloch, Karen Stroud.

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Many school and community projects were sponsored by the Key Club. The boys raffled off a clock radio in the fall to raise funds for the Homecoming dance and, in December answered kids’ letters to Santa Claus. In March the Lewis Key club met with the Glenvar Key Club and the Kiwanis for a joint meeting and traveled to Virginia Beach for a convention in April. Key Club A ids Community And School 1. Leading a meeting, Mark Williams expresses his view while Dale Tyree contemplates his next point. 2. Sam Markhan and Jeff Bourne are content to listen to Mr. Landis’s opinion. Homecoming Dance Funders Row 1: Jim Shober, Jerry Bischof, Bill Britts, Mark Williams, Jon Pace, Sam Markham, Todd Williams, Ron Creggar. Row 2: Jim Wickham, Keith Dance, John Saunders, Hunter Holliday, Greg Harvey, David Wilson, Cabell Mutter. Row 3: Kevin Perdue, Alex Czajkowski, Sonny Talley, Butch Thompson, John Geib, Mark Wilson, Price Mutter. Row 4: Dale Tyree, Mike Reckling, David Ryan, Jeff Bourne, John Hinker, Arthur Cantrell, Terrel Binfield. 30

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RQ4NOKE COUNTV 32 Roanoke County Educational Center is a two year vocational high school dedicated to the training, both vocationally and academically, of a unique group of students to enter the world of work. Students from every high school in the county attend RCEC. Education at RCEC is more than just a word — it’s a way of life. Each of the thirteen vocations have their own different definitions, but the definitions all have the same meaning — learning and loving every minute of it. Students from Andrew Lewis who attend RCEC display on these pages some of the opportunities which they have discovered at RCEC.