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

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-- We prepare for tli To the schools of our nation is delegated the most important task of the nation, training the citizens of tomorrow. In the youth of the schools of today lie the hopes for a peaceful world of tomorrow. When the future becomes the present, the youth of America must be prepared to shoulder great responsibilities. In the library of Lew Wallace, the students are afforded an opportunity for cultural improve¬ ment. an appreciation of the highest ideals of man. Jn the study hall and in classrooms they profit by the experience and knowledge of past centuries. In addition to the more formal work of the classroom. Lew Wallace provides an op¬ portunity for students wishing a more or less specialized training with a broad cultural back¬ ground. We may see future office workers, engi¬ neers, and scientists at work in our school. In the vocational shops, the latest machines are available for the aspiring tradesman. As a whole, the educational system of Lew Wallace is designed, not necessarily to make scholars of its students, but to give each one an adequate preparation for his future, whether he intends furthering his education or not. In this way, Lew W allace is truly “a school of democracy in preparation for peace”.