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

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With twenty-five years of student government behind them, the Better Citizenship Organization has completed another successful year. Along with highlighting their silver anniversary at the Inaugural Ball and twenty-fifth Alumni night, they sponsored the S.O.S. Humanity Drive, Courtesy Week, and locker campaigns. Along with these activities, the B.C.O. is also responsible for College night, Freshman activity day, the selection of nominees for Hon- orary Colonel, improving of school and neighborhood facilities and pro- moting better sportsmanship. President .......,., ...,.... T om Kleinschmidt Vice-President .,.... ........,... K aren Emmett Treasurer ...... . ..,,.,,...,., Bob Davies Secretary ..,,.. .,...,..,,...,,. D olores Shay Sponsor .,.,.. ......, M iss Allegra Nesbit Row K- I' I-EP awe M s' To HIGH OW2 L chnqbel A T5 I M Iwi xx' Fw . 2 . 'Fl 3 'T I. f r -1' I--My Past ' EFT T ' - G1 ' f7f0v' h ROV:re' A- char? RIGHT. gn 'C- 'C ' D- shqy K S 3' LEP Onneq - . Wh., - . Em ' A117 T TO U' W P 'aker I melt, C 110 ey' 1- OI RIGHT- ' Uuver ' ' Haro ' Ron c xlgezfi Lsprsfd' Hedge? '1ef1 P'Ill1Nm'ce-' I' V 0f P T gem' A' ' . ' - ' u er, I. ZarqdifiGgT: T. K1 1 cbermogfl M. HH! B mer, A- Good. ' ' F'01nanemsChm' ' -Bull , R ldt, B Us, D ROW l. LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Ornich. F. Zebendon, W. Epps, D. Kouvelas, S. Iackson. I.. Kostelnik. ROW 2, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. McColly, M. Austin, L. Todd, I. Ruggles, S. Gayda, P. Coady, L. Perrotta, N. Nikolich, N. Moldovan, R. Vonderhaar, L. Movchan. ROW 3, 'LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Iones, R. Mattingly, L. Barney, D. Nastofi, M. Tropp, G. Gardina. B. Kapella. G. Setlak, H. Baloga. Mrs. Oppman. ' Chaibqi. ltdMUckIeY. B ' Seibel. . Gariupi - DUVfes' D Z ' ale' Girls' Club Any time of the day, or even late at night, if you look around our hallowed halls, you probably will see a member of the Girls' Club frantically running around making arrangements for the many projects spon- sored each year by the Girls' Club. The annual Chicago Suburban Girls' Club Conference was held here at Wallace on April 26. It was an honor for our school to be chosen as the hostess group for this year's meeting. The regular project include Teachers' Teas, Freshman Week, and the Annual Girls' Club Sing. President ............. .,..............,,,.., W anda Epps Vice President: ' ...... Mary Frances Zebendon Iumor ...... ,... Sophomore .. ......,....,.... Dorothy Kouvelas Freshman ...... .......,........ S andra Iackson Secretary ............... ...... L aVerne Kostelnik Treasurer .............. Patricia Ornich Sponsors ..... ...... M iss Bernadette Iones Mrs. Mary Oppman 57

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L y 3 .f ,:4,'... :QL ,,,' 5 .A., EDITORS: Ioe Capua. Vic Wislo, Theresa Ensalaco, Millie Gatch, Gerrie Garber. INSERT: Kathryn Welsh, sponsor. PHILOSOPHER STAFF Cut that article to 150 words. Can vou write a good feature for the next issue ? These are the remarks you are likely to hear if you should drop in to room 2l4M any time between 1:50 and 9:00 P. M. In the back of the room you will see a table marked Editors . There you will find five overworked, haggard characters that are almost dead from exhaustion: but work they must, for the paper must come out on time. - In another corner the exchange editor sits licking little red stamps while the circulation manager searches through her files for a subscriber's name. The cartoonist is getting sun stroke from the high powered mimeoscope while drawing cartoons, and the reporters are all frantically counting words. Come one beautiful day fevery two weeks? the PHILOSOPHER is done and the finished product is passed out to the stu- dent body and faculty. We work and we work' The live long day To put out the Philosopher Without any pay But we don't grumble Or ever complain For at last we've found out Our work's not in vain The fine finished product ls our big reward And another week's issue ls triumphantly scored. CIRCULATION EDITORS- Eileen Owens and Alice Wodtke. EXCHANGE EDITOR-Sarah Geisen. Philosopher Published bl-weekly by the Department of Journalism LEW WALLACE SCHOOL, Gary, Ind. X v rr, 5 'Q Q 1 : M17 1 C I 00 A gui Our aim is to present thc news as lt. occurs to Improve the stand- ards of Lew VVallace School by promoting scholarship, service and sportsmanship: and to en- courage scholastic and extra-cub ricular nctfvltfes. Principal .......... .....,... Floyd Asher Ass't. Principal ....... Harold Kaiser Sponsor ................., .... . . Kathryn Welsh Business Manager ..,. Marie Edwards Managing Editor .. Theresa Ensalaco Coecditors , ................,.... Gorrio Garber Millie Gntch Sports Editors .....,...... . ......... Joe Capun. Wislo Photographer ............ Dick Roseberry Circulation Mgr. ............ Eileen Owens Exchange Editor ..,..,.... Sarah Gcisen Head Typist . .,..,...,..,..... Graco Setluk Reporters-Mary Ann Becca, Thomas Calenberg. Joe Codeslivotl. Bar- bara Courtright, Charles Despain, Pauli Eckert, Jim Evans, Kay Godfrey. Carolyn Hull, Tom Hannah, Sandra Holt, Lorraine Junda. 4Sally Kelly. LaVerne Kostelnlk, Aurelia. Maluk, Patti Martin, Nancy Mathews, Donna McColly, Joyce Olson, Mary Ann Odishoo. Betty Paterson, Della Phillips, Elaine Ponzo, Fred Richter, Joan Sloan, Darrell States, Alice VVodtkc. Connie VVood, Dick York. Printed by Burke Printing Co.. 525 Wash. St. -3 4 K 5,5-s...., L, ' www-.,,,K COPYREADERS: Sally Kelly, Connie Wood. Ioan Sloan it-.r w-was ff gs.. A il S 'ln A X ax! it

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was Senior Iloaar Society R g n c. wood G Garber, T Ens I ' OW 1, Left to Ri h A Y . aaco. I.. Kostelnillr. us in. ROW 2, Left to Right: D. York, S. gvery, D. Chacarestos, A. Chase, C. espam. President -------- .-... T heresa Ensalqco Secretary ........ ........... M arjorie Austin Sponsor ........ ..... M iss Agnes McLean The qualities of scholarship, leadership, character and service signuy the standards of the Iunior and Senior Honor Societies. The Iunior Honor Society, which elects students from seventh through tenth grade to member- ship, and the Senior Honor Society, which selects a small percentage of the Iuniors and Seniors, hold impressive ceremonies each year that are long remembered by all. J ' 0 S ' 2 ' T S . 'Wsi i ffk umar oaor aeiety Y . I- . A i 'i 2 X ' W .- ff , M ' Q K 'fi '5 'W w t A - .iii A yy. .I ROW 1, Left to Right: D. Knoop, F. Buchanan. S. Polly, 5 wir' ' ' g ,.,.. ., ' . W Q' J ,,. ., f A C. Gannon, C. Brown, L. Melvin, D. Ray, I. Clark. ' fp . r ' R 'A In i, ,, Q E ROW 2. Left to Right: I. Tarpo, L. Martin, M. Herr, ...JT L. C. Smith, D. Pearman, M. Gruenberg, G. Gruenberg, as ' . if-i .E ,T V5 I. Holt, C. Skolds, L. Kasper. 1 , fagikm I K Q1 H 'Ki V A ROW 3, Lett to Right: R. Mattingly, I. Plummer, A. Y fi 1 .1 I , 5, '-'-5 X, 5 Q. Goodpasture, I. Baker, E. Ivany, A. Charbonneau, ,,,,,, 'fit , . I. Moore, M. Ruby, C. Palakovic, S. Stimson, R. Siegle. l K , I Q ROW 131, Iiift lilo Righg Fgttori, Dk KouvelaskI.dSwan- N ' A 5 I , son, . at ews, . ay or, . amm, . n erson, EV , , .. , g S. Iackson, S. Chambers, L. Kosiba, B. Bauer. D. Strimbu. . wi, 4 1 ' 5 .. now s. Lett to Right: 1. cmussen, D. Monroe, R. ,,., .1 . rg.. V X .V ' ' gf1glg.., Swanson. I. Cass, F. Zebendon, I. Svetanotf, R. Iohnson, - '- V yi.. - E- Q 77 E 1 .- R. Davies, I. Murray. M. Lokotzke, P. Plazony, I. Hannah. M' V Q., if ' if i ' - 2 f . 33:5 ' .5 f .wt gjj I . .., . rm? fit? iii tr it . it President ........... ..... I udy Anderson egg? L lx ef. by Q f 5,1 we - , J Q H V Vice-President ..... .... D onna Pearman in 4 3' 3 , 'T A ' X .f fl x V Q Glue Q, J Secretary ........... ..... M arian KuPPler i i t F y I K ' Eli X -3 , lizgl' g f Treasurer ..... ...... S andra Iackson up lllq my p Irfrf ..'i2..E-dbijrfll