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

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SCHOOL AFFAIRS Death to you, thou villian! threatens Mr. R. Hills to Mr. R Anderson as Mrs. L. Olson, Miss G. Eckert, and Mrs. L. Roberts look on during the faculty play. This is the highlight of th© P.T.A. Fall Festival.

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Gathered around the piano with their sponsor, Miss Lorain Shaffer, are members of the Lewettes. Sharon Stech, Lynn Jordan, Kay Yugo, Beverly Burton, and Lydia Lyon practice for a performance. ENGAGING IN 4 Some of the happiest moments of our lives have been spent while participating in school affairs. Working and having fun together have given us an opportunity to get acquainted with each other. Musical organizations such as the Lewettes have helped us to appreciate music. They participate in musical events for school and social affairs. Our parents also have helped to keep our school spirit alive, especially when they joined with our teachers to organize the PTA ' s annual Fall Festival. This was the occasion for the annual Faculty Play. We will probably never forget the many conversions of the school gym into seventh heaven for those dreamy dances such as the Inaugural Ball and Washington ' s Ball. Through our many activities, we have learned to work together and to be tolerant and more understanding toward those who do not share our own points of view. Our activities help us keep alive the spirit of Lew Wallace. Looking as if they are in seventh heaven ore Pat Coady and Tom Owens at the annual Inaugural Ball. v.

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FACING NEW Time out from dancing at the Sock Hop is taken by Donna Wilden, Sharon Eyears, Marian Erdelac, Sandra Magdich, Pamela Crnkovich, Sandra Norton, Gerry Pilla, and Marie Morganelli. Edee Green and Jim Baker wonder which college they will be attending this fall, as they look at various pennants which were on display for College Day. Going steady is a new experience shared by George Eckert and Gerry Gregorczyk. 6