Lew Wallace High School - Quill and Blade Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Orin Lloyd Erect, broad-shouldered, and of unusual rig- nity — Fair God. Head Traffic Officer ’30. ’31, ’32, Annual Staff, Pickles, Constitutional Oratorical Contest 11, Festival Chorus ’30, Regional, State, National Solo Contest, fSousaphone) 30, Sphinx. Dorothy Ram bo May my words hr as iiisr. --Bcn Hur G.A.A., Head Traffic Officer. ’30, Festival Chorus ’30, Vivi-Darian, Hockey team 30. Ruth Raub Tin • Spirit burns within wir.’’--Ben Hur. Seventeen, Nothing But the Truth, Festival Chorus ’30, Poetry Memory ’29, ’30. Donald Leets His words were spoken with to much dignity --Ben Hur. Gypsy Rover, Festival Chorus 51. 52. Prlston Madden Still he was firm . --Ben Hur. Sphinx. Margaret Rongers could not rest — Ben Hur. y G.A.A., Soccer 31. Clara Rongland Let us look now to onrtelves . --Ben Hur. G.A.A., Captain Ball ’30, Hockey ‘30, Volley Ball ’30, Track 30. Bruno Matunas Tall and gaunt with lean face and sunken eyes , and a complexion between the hue of cinnamon and bronze . --Ben Hur. The Bells of Capistrano, Football ’31. Basketball ’29. ’30. 31, 32, Track ’29. 30. 31, 32. Donald Mills He has a friendly heart to sene you. —Fair God. Oratorical Contest ’29, Festival Chorus ’31, ‘32. Constance Seed The fair face looked out benign¬ ly — Fair God. G.A.A., Annual Staff.

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Helen Payt Her voice bn a me firmer ”--b n Hur. G.A.A., Captain Ball ’28, Soccer ’29, Poetry Mem¬ ory Contest 50. John Kelley Hr ate heartily. ' -- Ben Hur. Nothing But The Truth” 31, Bul¬ bul” ’30, Social Committee ’29, 30, 31, Football ’29. 30, 31, Festival Chorus 29, 30, 31. Earl Koedykfr Yon mock me -- Ben Hur. Annual Staff, Festival Chorus ' 29, 30, 31, 32. Sophie Popovich Go, and make your lites grm .” —Ben Hur. John Kolladis The an of the man uas hi%h, stately , and se¬ vere”--ben Hur. President Better Citizenship Organization 30, Sphinx. Carl Kenney You ! aie been Ai»i .”-Fair God. Anne Osera Tell me first, uhat am I to be?”— Ben Hur. G.A.A., Volley Ball 30. Peter Kuzmanoei Hr can be amused by songs and wit — Fair God. Elsworth Layman Hr has someubere learned to he prudent . ’-- Ben Hur. Basketball 29, 32. Catherine Ozemic ”ln her tongue was the lau of kindness -Ben Hur. Page ineteen

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Dorothea Seefeldt Gay and talkative , fond of company and dance .’’--Fair God. Annual Staff, G.A.A., Captain Ball 31, Festival Chorus ’30. Mike Petrovich Next instant he returned bis drawl. 9 — Fair God. Edward Plesko His melancholy ua a thing of common ob¬ servation — Fair God. Football 29. 30, Track ’29, ’30, 31. Ruth Snyder She it kind and pretty — Ben Hur. Nick Povzenovich Honored alike by high and lew —Fair God. ' Bells of Capistrano,” Bulbul,” Football ' 28, 29, ’30, 31. Basketball 30, ‘31, Poetry Memory 29, Festival Chorus 29, ’30, 31, 32. William Remus He is as generous as becomes a prince — Fair God. His face was as brown as a parctsed coffee- berry —ben Hur. Football ’28, 29, 30, 31, Basketball ’29, 30, 31, 32, Track 29, 30, 31, 32. Estella Storfz It was a fan face to see . —Ben Hur. G.A.A., “Nothing But the Truth, Festival Chorus ' 31. Arvilla Sowards She ujs artless uith a knou ledge as innocent, and as a nature as happy. —Fair God. Louis Ross ' He is as brave as any and per¬ haps as skillfnl --¥zu God. “The Romantic Age,” Football ’28. 29, 30, 31, Basketball 29, 30, 31, 32, Track 29, 30.