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

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i be the pattern goings of student the dim shadows of the brilliance of scientific but always remembering to be our search for the truth, analyzing the facts and situations succeeding generation may lead is the eternal challenge to youth.

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OUR TOWER—GLIMPSED THROUGH THE TREES r To a part of of comings and life, now peering into past, now dazzled by the discovery of our contemporaries; eager, zestful, undefatigable in developing the habit of critically presented to us so that each a freer and fuller life : this

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This sketch is our main entrance with the great arched window overhead which lights the stairs to the art salon, study hall, and library. Flanked on either side, by the great bronze lanterns, is the portal through which hundreds of boys and girls have passed and will pass in ever increasing numbers to make up a new cross-section of the community from which they come. Within these doors there are quiet places among the stacks in the library, art room, or in the studios of the auditorium and music departments, where one may escape and reflect upon the busy life about one; within them also, are noisy spots where others are engaged in the keen intensity of competitive sports or classrooms where a hum arises from an equally keen desire to surpass in academic fields. Here like¬ wise are shops and workrooms where creative ability is finding vent, shadowy ideas are becoming realities and dreams of beauty are taking form. Within these walls we are not learning to live, but we are in reality living a life rich in contacts and opportunities as no subsequent years can ever be enriched for the entire group. When we pass out through these portals, we must carry with us into the outside world some of the values we have gained therein.