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

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Individual problems were discussed on College Day through the helpful advice offered by college counselors representing forty schools throughout the nation. Engrossed in conversation with Robert Phillips from Valparaiso Technical Institute are Vincent Green, Larry Andrews, and John Gourley. Eruditions Stimulate oCoya by

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Under a false ceiling of lavender and pink crepe paper, Tom Magnetti, Jean Koldus, John Skoro, and Barbara Rice lead the grand march at the Inaugural Ball. 13

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Come on kids, let ' s moke this a tradition at Wallace! says Joy Reed, school chairman of the March of Dimes Drive, to Tom Bishop, Bruce Polizotto, Sue Renner, and Phil Magdich. Wallace has received the city trophy for the past four years. Traditions play an important role in our lives, especially those we remember year after year. During Homecoming Week the election of the Queen and her court and the distribution of class rings, two firmly established traditions, open the Lew Wallace school year. Later, in the fall, we are acquainted with various college campuses through our traditional College Day. The remainder of the year is filled with various events such as the Christmas Vesper service, the Christmas Pageant, Activity Day, and Baccalaure¬ ate. The feeling we have for our school is expressed through the school song, our oldest tradition, in the line, To Us You ' ll E ' er Be Dear. Crowded stag dances in the school gym offer the unique problem of finding a place in which to dance.