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

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Miss Marie Edwards leads a class discussion on the principles of good government. Miss Dorothey Kouvelas points out Peru, land of the Incas, to her World History class. Janice Wozniak and Linda Doherty watch closely as Barbara Maxey maps the course of the Nautilus which passed under the Polar ice cap this year. Ronald Gruchalski and Dave Haddix point out the hot spot of the world, Berlin, while Miss Shirley Bryan adds current topics to the bulletin board.

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Social Stu dt ted 5 mp k adize tlie mp orta nee °f This was the year that we looked at our school system and began to wonder if it were really up to par. In our history classes, however, we discovered that we do live in a modern world that is preparing us to assume our re¬ sponsibilities as good, enlightened citizens. As we study history for the required three years, we learn that major revolutions in society and modes of thought are not started by one country and then adopted by others, but that these revolutions have origins in many parts of the world at approximately the same time. We later dig deep into the why ' s, when ' s, and where ' s of United States history. Then, as a climax, we become acquainted with many functions of our American govern¬ ment and with the American economic scene. The recession came and subsequently left with the turning of the pages in our history books. Thus we realize that we are growing in tempo with the world. Sam Bianco Shirley Bryan Dorothy Clingerman Marie Edwards Marilyn Hrischuk Dorothy Kouvelas Willis H. Me Allister Elmer J. Molchan Lillian C. Roberts Dagna Simpson Virginia Stoner George T. Stroia Ann Underwood 20

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an J s. cience Students Sli ape Bio-physics is a new course offered to the increasing number of freshmen. Mr. William Vorwald explains the principles of a gas propelled rocket to Joan Cvikovich and Charles Gray, freshman science students. Twenty-three per cent of Wallace ' s seniors are enrolled in advanced mathematics classes. Irene Nicksich solves a set of quadratic equations algebraically and graphically in her Algebra IV class. James E. Anderson Lola Lemon Doris Boose Helen S. Mackenzie Sam Cullop Richard E. Doenges Adele Gwinr. Everett Hartsough Helen Rzepka Garrett L. Timmerman William Vorwald Ethel Walter John L. Hayes James Hill Byron Welton O. M. Whitman 22