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

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THE MOVEMENT should be slow and rhythmic, in¬ structs Coach Polly to Don Fisher who attempts artificial respiration on Dave Bradach. OUR NEW girls ' shower room allows more room in the gym for activities. Clothes can be kept much neater and valuables much safer.

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ART LECTURES offered to seniors every Friday during study hall were conducted with the aid of diagrams and film strips. CAROLS FILL the air as Karen Ross, Mary Boijan, Sharron White, Janice Kos, Nancy Tichansky, and Dee Andrews put us in a Christmas mood.

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Phys. Ed. Stresses Health and Safety A necessary adjunct to academic instruction provides courses in safety, physical education, health, and drivers ' training. Safety teaches students safety on the road, at home, at work, and at school. Students may also take health courses which aid them in understanding how the human body functions. In drivers ' training, students become adept in driving both automatic and manual shift cars in addition to learning the safety regulations of the road. Physical education helps to further President Kennedy’s program for physical fitness through swimming, tumbling, and exercising. TUMBLING RELAXES tense muscles and makes the boys more limber for other activities. A VIGOROUS game of basketball gives boys a chance to relieve pressures and to improve sportsmanship.