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New stadium draws students and community 50,000 cokes . . . 5,000 hotdogs . . . 15,000 cups of coffee . . . 10,000 ice cream bars ... 25 miles of adhesive tape . . . 10 dozen footballs . . . 100 gold cheering sweaters ... 10 dozen football jerseys . . . 12,000 towels . . . 5,000 foam bleacher cushions . . . these are the needs of a community joining with the Lew Wallace student body to bring our long-standing athletic tradition to home soil. The new athletic stadium, with a seat¬ ing capacity of 7,000, provided home ter¬ ritory for football games, track meets, and halftime activities. For the first time in many years, the entire student body and faculty could join together for pep rallies, and the marching band could put together a halftime show with the aid of marked yard lines. The stadium complex also provided teaching stations for instruction in track and field, touch football, soccer, tennis, and baseball. 1 The stadium is filled to capacity as the crowd watches the Wallace vs Hobart onslaught. 2 Coach M. Sosh directs Wallace fans to the home team side. 3 The band performs marching routines with pride on the new field. 4 Pep rallies find the attendance of the entire student body a welcome change. 5 Proud parents participate in the annual Parent’s Night. 6 The color guard presents arms to get another home game underway. 7 Concession stands are hungry for money. 24 — Student Life
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1 Crowds thrive on the excitement of Homecoming. 2 The Y6cum “bomb” reflects the Wallace and Hobart rivalry. 3 JoAnn Swigon reigns as the 1971-72 Football Homecoming Queen. 4 “Sircus” goes all out for the Homecoming dance. 5 “Let me at them!” 6 The Homecoming Court and escorts: Gayla Kes- ter, Bob Liedke, Mary Slama, Paul Diamond, Queen JoAnn Swigon. Steve Ger- sack, Claudia Pendleton, Rick Yellich, Carolyn Harris, and Tony Duncan. 26 — Student Life
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