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

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As a clarinet player in the Concert Band, LORRAINE L. PESTER gained distinction. She also displayed her vo¬ cal talents in the Glee Club Veteran football and basketball player, STEVE R A|KOVICH, won his laurels as tackle on our Cham¬ pionship team Steve also tackled the re¬ sponsibilities of being a monitor with note¬ worthy perseverance. MARY ANN ROBERTS is an accomplished athlete. The G. A. A has found her a worthwhile member during her entire high school course. The Booster Club found in FRANK PODREBARAC an en crgetic and willing enthusiast He was a member of this or¬ ganization during ' 35 and ' 36. EVELYN MARIE RA- SEK has plenty of stick - to - itiveness She proved this in her French Club, Glee Club and G.A.A ac¬ tivities. Quiet and easy-going LESTER M SACKMAN is musical-minded The Concert Band profited by his four years of playing, marching and chair¬ transporting. A new-comer to Lew Wallace, ELIZABETH PFISTER is modest and very much a lady. Since her transfer from Racine, Wiscon¬ sin, she has continued her interests in the dramatic and steno¬ graphic fields. RICHARD E. RED¬ DING was a member of the Student Coun¬ cil, Radio Club, and Concert Band, and took some interest in the Reading Club. MARY ROBINSON will be remembered long for her charming voice and for the splendid work she has done as G.A.A, treas¬ urer and a Social Committee member. Blonde waves — a brainstorm in the making— Philosopher Staff scooper — Radio Club enthusiast — Band cornetist—vocal soloist — of such is RUSSELL PRITCH¬ ARD ADELLA M. REEY was not only an artist in the Wallace Wizards, but also in the Junior Play She took an ac¬ tive interest in the work of the French and Glee Clubs. Commercial, journal¬ istic and athletic are the activities enjoyed by PAULINE K. RON- GERS, for she be¬ longed to the Post- Tribune and Philoso¬ pher Staffs, the G A. A. and Commercial Contests ANNA MARIE PUS- ATERI likes music, and is a member of both the Glee Club and Special Chorus. She is quiet, efficient, and agreeable—hence has a host of friends. —and they marveled at the wordless man. And so they marvel at JOE ROBERTS, cross country and track man Quiet and efficient, MARGARET L. SAR¬ GENT is a favorite of the teachers for just those reasons She has a ready smile for each friend and classmate. EMERY M. RADMAN proved his football ability last season He swam in ' 36 and as¬ sisted with Drama Club productions that year. DONNA EVELYN ROKNICK is a Vivi- Danan who hopes someday to be a great journalist. She has been outstanding in her work on the Phil¬ osopher and Post- Tribune Staffs. Band member JOHN SAMMY is the Phil¬ osopher ' s Business Manager He can think of better things to do than go to school; moreover, he occa¬ sionally does them. EW WALLA! E 1114.11 sniooi. LEW WALL ATE II14 II SI II 011

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I,K V WALLACE IIH.II SCHOOL LEW WALLACE IIIOII SCIIO jean mcallister, Vivi - Darian, Reading Club and Standing Committee member, seldom has much to say, but when she does, one may be sure that it will be worth while. |OHN MONROE was a mainstay in our cham¬ pionship football team, and a fine swimmer as well. He managed the basket¬ ball team and was a member of the Wal¬ lace Wizards. Blonde, blue-eyed and quiet VIRGINIA J. NADOLSKI is a good sport. She is naturally friendly, has a smile for everyone, and has unlimited energy. DALE METZ was a member of the Sphinx Club and also the An¬ nual Staff. Being man¬ ager, Dale could be seen intently watch¬ ing the swimming meets. MARGARET Mac- PHERSON, alias Scotty, entered Commercial Contests and engaged in sec¬ retarial work. She played on the G.A.A ' s varsity captainbal! team. BOB PHILLIPS, tall, dark and handsome, wears a varsity foot¬ ball letter. He danced smoothly in the junior Play and his work was outstanding •n the Senior Play. Has anyone ever seen BETTY |EANETTE Me COWN without A n- geline? We have won¬ dered. Betty is vitally interested in music and the Glee Club. LEO MUTH is a val¬ ued member of our track team. He also stars in cross country meets. He says little, but what he says usu¬ ally counts. LILLIAN j. NANO- VICH, three and one- half year graduate, was ' 37- ' 38 Social Committee secretary. Her lovely handwrit¬ ing is a source of much admiration. ROBERT MILLER was a member of the football squad, but was more widely known for his knowl¬ edge of radio. Bob was a member of the Radio Club. Small of stature BETTY MULDOWNEY looks familiar around school only when she is with Pauline. Betty is in the Reading, Di- alist, and Glee Clubs. MARY M. ORLICH Is slated for much suc¬ cess in the future, for her high school career has already proven so. Casual and nonchalant VERA McHENRY was a Freshman class offi¬ cer and is a member of both Junior and Senior Honor Socie¬ ties, and the G.A A. MELVIN NOVOTNY is another of our illus¬ trious seniors who was prominent on the gridiron. Mucker was also a member of the Club W ROSE M. PAVLOKA- VICH, G.A.A. member, enioyed her athletics. As secretary-treasurer of her Freshman class, Rose exhibited her willingness and never- failing resourceful¬ ness. ROMAN S.MODRAW- SKI was a veteran football player, hav¬ ing played for three years. Romeo will be remembered as one of our tallest and most efficient right ends. ESTHER PEARL MUR¬ PHY, who sports a large diamond, indi¬ cates that her favor¬ ite pastimes are: tak¬ ing leading parts in class plays and asking Mr. Tormohlen start¬ ling, unanswerable questions. Although he appears quiet, ROBERT W. PHILLIPS has not proved so in voicing his opinions in oper¬ atic productions, solo contests, Baccalaure¬ ate Chorus and Junior Play. Page twenty six

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; v iih.ii smooi m:w wai i ati; iih.ii snioo It is hard to keep up with MARGARET SAR- OFF. She is an earnest G.A.A. member and is often seen at French Club meetings. HOWARD SUNDER- MAN made the Sphinx Club and the Senior Honor Society, and took part in the ac¬ tivities of the Audi¬ torium Council, Quill and Blade Staff and R.O.T.C. JEAN GERALDINE SQUIRES is capable of carrying great re¬ sponsibilities. She held prominent Concert Band and Orchestra positions for four years, and is a valu¬ able Booster Club member. A Quill and Blade photographer, LYLE SCHMIDT, snaps at every opportunity. He also belongs to the Special Chorus and the Dialist Club. Our first girl cheer¬ leader, NORMA SIS- LER was a member of the G.A.A. swim¬ ming team, Social Committee, Vivi-Dar- lans, and Annual Staff. Sis was the BC.O.CIerk for 1937- 38. An all-around man, MICHAEL TICHAC was a quarterback, a track man, a basket¬ ball player and an actor. Mike was secretary of the Club W and occasionally submitted matters to the Inkpot Club. We have known EVE¬ LYN SCHMIDT as a quiet but efficient classmate and friend. She was a member of the Biology Club and the Philosopher Staff. LEOTA DEAN SKID¬ MORE is a talented Wallace Wizard who does not forsake her work for pleasure. She has a membership in the French and Glee Clubs also. IUANITA SULLIVAN was the reliable presi¬ dent of the Biology Club, and the Coun¬ cilman from her reg¬ ister. She sang in two operas and the Spe¬ cial Chorus. DILLARD SMITH ran in ' 36, ' 37 and ' 38 cross country and track events and yet managed to walk through school. KATHLEEN M. SMITH, who played in the Concert Orchestra, ap¬ peared in two operas, and sang in the Glee Club and Special Chor¬ us, wears a Horace Mann ring. JAMES VORWALD was a good sticker, as shown by his foot¬ ball record. His tack¬ ling and blocking abil¬ ity gained him a place on the varsity reserve, and his letter. DOROTHY | A N E SHARPE was a mem¬ ber of the G.A.A., Booster Club and re¬ ported for the Phil¬ osopher Staff. ELY ARNOLD THOM- AS donated his artis¬ tic talents to the play productions of nis class for three consecutive years, meanwhile holding places on the football and basketball squads. MARJORIE SYLVEST¬ ER was a persevering but cheerful member of the Concert Or chestra. She joined the Olympian society, the Inkpot Club, and the cast of the Junior Play. A forward boy — FRANK STANISLAW played basketball in ' 36, ' 37, ' 38 and was a Club W member He also managed to report for the Phil¬ osopher Staff occa¬ sionally. DORIS LEE SPAHR is known to us for her outstanding scholastic and athletic abilities. Her activities include Senior Honor Society, G.A.A., Senior class vice presidency, Phil¬ osopher Staff and De¬ bating. Willing and self-reli¬ ant ELEANORS V. SZYMANSKI included in her round of activ¬ ities, G A.A.. Booster and Dialist Clubs. Page twenty-eight