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

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ROBERT SHELLEY GAIL SNOWDEN VIOLETTE STREET Science II islory History

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EVELYN PARNELL English CLELUE Ot RMJ.R Mathematics R«» E RICHARDSON Mathematics RICHARD POlJv IRIS ROESINCER DON POUZOTTO Physical Education Home Economics Physical Education

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MR. SHELLEY Our chemistry teacher, Hubert Shelley, besides his usual work, has taken the job of sponsoring “Klub Kern’ and the “Boys’ Club”. Hav¬ ing graduated from Indiana University with degrees of A.B., M.A., and Ph.D., he has the highest degrees of any of the members of our faculty. MR. TORMOHLEN Willard Tormohlen has been with us for 10 years as a teacher of history and this year, as one of the spon¬ sors of the Aides. He gra d¬ uated from the Indiana State Teachers’ College and South Dakota University, holding B.A. and M.A. degrees. MISS VO 17, Marie Volz, one of our music directors, graduated from Milwaukee State Teach¬ ers’ College and received a Bachelor of Education de¬ gree. She sponsors the Boys’ Chorus, the vocal music in the Christmas Pageant which is seen by hundreds every Christmas season, and the annual solo contest. MISS SNOWDEN Gail Snowden, social science teacher, spends her leisure time taking care of her old-fashioned roses, dusting her collection of English tea cups, and travel- ing. She received a B.A. degree from Ball State Teachers’ College and is doing post graduate work at Indiana University. MISS STREET Violett Street, social stud¬ ies teacher, received her B.S. degree in Education at kirksville State Teachers’ College. During summer va¬ cations she is doing post graduate work at Missouri University. She sponsors the Building and Grounds Committee of the B. C. O. and is chairman of the Junior sponsors. Office CteeL Jean Gregg was a graduate from Lew Wallace in 1937 and began work in the office as the register clerk for seniors. She did all the filing for Miss Hoke and acted as the reception clerk in the office answering all the telephone calls. You will remember. Seniors, that she checked your credits at the loginning of this year, but she is now checking records at the Gary State Bank. Mary King was the bookkeeper. Mary was the “answer woman for every question of either student or teacher. She is now working for the Board of Education under Mr. Bell, Auditor. Ruth Kunze was graduated in 1933 and began work in Mr. Asher’s office in September, 1935. She is the register clerk for seventh and eighth grades and receptionist for Mr. Asher ' s office. Mary Vrska was graduated in 1934 and began work in March, 1934, in the West Building Office. From there she went from office to office until Jean Gregg left when she took over Jean’s duties. Helen Margaret Watson was graduated from Lew W allace in 1941 and began work in the office before her commencement She was the one who typed all the numerous announcements we hear. She also has gone to work for the Gary State Bank. To all of these we students owe a vote of thanks. Page 25