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

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Cw11i11ufe . . . The Quill and Blade' Staff wishes to pay tubute to Miss Velna Hoke p11nc1pal of 131 'mi Lew Wallaee School flom 1932 to 1949 At a testlmomal dlnnel held ln honoz 'V of Mlss Hoke on Novembel 30 1949 the Kg telegram whxeh appeals below was 1ead We the Qu1ll and Blade Staff feel that th1s message also expresses ou1 glatltude towald ou1 folmel punclpal We feel that the faeulty and students of Wallace as well as the Glen Park communlty Wlll tleasuxe thlS hlgn hlbute pald to Mlss Hoke by the Honorable Hemy F Schllclx SI governor of our state MISS VERNA HOKE No111111111 79 1919 1111 1111111 1111111 R 111111 151111111111 It 11 11111111 1Sc111111 CIIHX, 111111111111 11111111118 111111 11111 1 1-11 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 X1 1111 11 111 1 11x 11 111 1 1111111111 11111111 111 1X1l1lI1 1118 111111111111 111111f111111111111111w 1 11111 11 1111 1111 1111ppx 1111111 11 1111.1 1 1111 1 ll 111 1 1 l 111 1f7 115101 11 ll I 11111 I I1 N 11111 Ll 1 L 111111111111 1I11j111 1 ll 1 1 1911 11 1 111111 x11111111111y1 111111 It 11111 11 1111111111011 1111111111 111 x 11 11111 1 1 glllll 1111 111 1 11 1 111111111 1111111 1111111 111 Lays 1111111116 1116 memmx 11 111111 111 1 1111111111111 111 11113 Ildclllll' 111 111 11 111 11111111 Il 11111 1111 111111 111 111 111g1l 111111 1111 11 111111 11111 1111 1111111 11111111111 11111111 x1111 I III 11111 111 111111 111111111 111111' 1111111111 111 1 11111 11111 111 H11 111111x 1' S1 11r11Le1 61111111101 I s vi' 1- ' ' ' . si 1 . . ' . l 1, 1 . i 7 , I ,A ' SJ' wk . . I 1 Q ' A Q4 1 , . f'f 1' , y .LYAQ r I ' i I lr I ' I 'I f., V! uw ' 'f ' 1 1 ' ' c': I p1'15'1 11 111 'x'1111' 11111113' f1'i1'111s 1111 11 1 111 11.'i1111 of 1111' 11i1111'1' '1 1111' 11111 ' 1-'1 'f11'11 -' 111,111 ' 'r S' ' ' ' ' Q 11111 f1'1.'11's 's 1' 511111, l'11 1 ' F1111 111 1'1 11111 11111f 1'l'1l 1 'y 111 y11111' 1111' 11 11- 1111121 1'11f 1 111 11111' 11111'1'1'111111'111111 .11'1'1'i1'1r 111 11111p1f11p11f, 611111 you 1'i1'111y 111'.v1f1'1'1f 1111' 1111111 11111111111 111111 131117 ff1'1' 11111 of .v11111' '1' 15 iL'1l11'1 1:9111 1 ' 511 1 '11 1'f1111.x' fc'11 '11 11111 111' f1',v1i1'11i1',v ia' ' . 1 1'l't'111 111111 1j1 l1 '11-v 11111 511 i.f1'1i ll 111 1 111111' .1 ' ,' ' 11 1'S1l1' HU ' 9 - ' 1 D 1? 1'1 'S TCU 1' 11X.v111'111 1111 11 ' 1 115 1' 11 ?r. f 11111 -, K- 1, -, -. .5 st, 1-1, 1. U- 1 1' f1'11' ' 1 xv 1' 1' 1' 1 5 's '15 5' 1 5 ' U1 1f'1 , '1 tif 1 't'l ' ' ' ' xv 1'.v, I S111 ' ' '1'1y ,' 11'5, , . , 1' A' 1 ' . , . W- fu 1 , A

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ghey Sfeev Out Way Eflwough School The Board of School Trustees for the Gary Public Schools serves mainly in an advisory capacity. It is the duty of the Board to foster all functions in the schools, keeping them within the legal requirements set down by Indiana state education laws. The mem- bers, chosen by the mayor every four years, are selected for their outstanding work as civic leaders and interest in the welfare and activities of our schools. The present members as they appear in the picture from left to right are: Mr. Charles D. Lutz, Superin- tendent of the' Gary Public Schoolsg Mr. Emery Badanish, treasurer, Mr. John Davies, presidentg Rev. J. Claude Allen, secretaryg Mr. Arlie Premo, assistant secretary, and Mr. William Stern, vice-president. ghey Sem CUS Chmfully Whether one needs Scotch tape or an important class record, he' is always received in the Lew Wallace offices with cheerful smiles and helping hands. Questions, questions all day long and every day are answered by the secretaries in the two principals' offices. These people have remarkable abilities for helping us solves our dilemmas. The efficient office force this year is composed of Gertrude Kolopanis, Erma Minninger. Margaret Mackley, Wanda Nawrot, Dorothy Kielman, and Mar- garet Stefansky. gtlzey guide Um School xgntefzests The Parent-Teacher Association is organized pri- marily to bring about a closer relationship among faculty, parents and students, and to consider various problems and means of bettering the school and community. The present officers appear in the picture in the following order: Standing, Mrs. Harold Jones, record- ing secretaryg and Mrs. Harold Shirley, correspond- ence secretary. Seated, Mrs. Lee Wortley, treasurer, Mrs. Albert Watts, president, and Mrs. James Bass, second vice president. Mr. Harold Kaiser, assistant principal, stands to the left, and Mr. Floyd Asher, principal, to the right. Officers who are not in the picture are Mrs. Eugene Busby, first vice president, and Mrs. Paul Mackanos, third vice president.