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

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Directors ,IEW gm ' ' 43 if xy Q lk RICHARD F. POLK BERT I. ROSS HELEN RZEPKA BEATRICE SANDLES B. S.. M. S.. in Ed., Indiana B. S., Roosevelt College B. S., Indiana University M. A.. University oi Uni 'e'si'Y M. s.. Indiana University MATHEM1-mcs Michigan PHYSICAL EDUCATION CHILD WELFARE AUDITORIUM BERNARD SHIRK IOHN W. SIMONS VIOLETT STREET EUGENE C. TEETER NELDA ULERY A., M. A., University B. M. E., University ol B. A., Kirksville State B. S. E., Manchester B. S., Manchester College oi Wisconsin Oklahoma Teachers College College HQME ECONOMICS ENGLISH BAND and ORCHESTRA M. A., University of BAND and ORCHESTRA Missouri MICHAEL A. VERKUILEN B. E.. State Teachers College, Oshkosh Wisconsin M. S., Indiana University MECHANICAL DRAWING SOCIAL STUDIES ETHEL WALTER KATHRYN WELSH B. S., Indiana State Ph. B.. University oi Teachers College Chicago MATHEMATICS M. A., Northwestem University ENGLISH and IOURNALISM 11

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Directars RUTH LANE LOUCKS HELEN S. MACKENZIE EDWARD I. MULHERN ARTHUR A. MANNING A. B., Valparaiso B. A., M. A., University R. O. T. C. B. S.. Indiana State University oi Wisconsin Teachers College M. M. in Ed., American CHEMISTRY M. A., Teachers College. Conservatory ot Music Columbia University AUDITORIUM INDUSTRIAL ARTS WILSON H. MASTERS B. S. in Ed., Southeast Missouri State Teachers College SOCIAL STUDIES 3. sy .Kin-.. .. were swf WALDON A McBRIDE B. S., M. S., Indiana State Teachers College SOCIAL STUDIES AGNES C. MCLEAN B. A.. Northwestem University M. A.. University of Colorado LATIN and ENGLISH IUNE LABB MILLER ALLEGRA NESBIT A. B., Indiana University M. A., Ph. B.. University M. S. in L. S., University of Chicago of Illinois GUIDANCE DIRECTOR LIBRARIAN MARY OPPMAN EVELYN A. PARNELL MURICE PENISTON DON POLIZOTTO B. S. in Ed.. Indiana A. B., DePauw University R. O. T. C. 0 B. S., Kansas State Univefsiw M. A., University of Teachers Cfiuege - SPEECH Colorado PHYSICAL EDUCATION ENGLISH io

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' mania: sum 91' CAFETERIA CREW Have you ever thought about all the work that goes into the preparation of lunches so that the students of Lew Wallace may enjoy a hot meal? Our cafeteria workers are responsible for our efficiently run cafeteria. Pastries, pies, salads, and he-man foods are all prepared by the competent crew com- posed of Mrs. E. Goodyear, Mrs. M. Vercolio, Mrs. G. Harding, Mrs. S. .3 OFFICE FORCE Locker keys, excuse slips, game tickets . . . whatever you need you're sure to receive a cheerful smile and a helping hand from the members of the office force. Each day from 8 until 5 o'clock they perform the thousand and one varied duties that make for a smoothly operated school. These people who so willingly serve us: Seated, Wanda Nawrot and Irma Minninger. Standing, Violet Vojnovich, Reubena Neff, Margaret Mackley, and Mary Vieceli. , . lv' w .M .ff ' 1 ,-.X ' Evans, and Mrs. E. Smith. 'f F M 3 X, .Q li iv!-fi'l' 2 2 OE' s X X K 'Q an. Y I .7 W M .hay-4. 4:2 rags! v f I is , W A I 4 l l ffl, ,.. L -fl , V. nk W , 7.1.5. Q.. -5 ,pl U- fr' f - -e ,. , 4' x, MAINTENANCE CREW It is hard to imagine how our school would operate without the mem- bers of our able maintenance crew. They are responsible for the clean, well-lighted halls and beautiful grounds in which we take so much pride. These people have our school interests at heart: First row, Mrs. A. Single, Mrs. M. Vacarrillo, Mrs. A. Nandor, Mrs. A. Horvath, and Mrs. K. Karich. Second row, Mr. I. Owens, Mrs. M. Kulak, Mrs. E. Guest, 1Vlrs. A. Visclosky, Mrs. C. Balucki, and Mr. D. Bohling. Mr. Will- iam Ioleff was not present at the time this picture was taken.