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

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Themes set mood for dances ; - Nothing could highlight the school year more than a dance. The anticipation of a dance always seemed to raise spirits. Added memories to this year ' s dances were the original themes and arousing beats of the accompanying bands. 1. November 15 Stroll Through Cozmic Bluz” Girl’s Club the Park” 2. December 13 Afro Ball” Jerry Winter’s” H-Y Club 3. December 21 A Christmas Carol” Novembers Guest Student Council 4. January 10 A Frosty Affair” Together” Latin American Club 5. March 1 Sweetheart Ball” Jerry Winter’s” H-Y Club 6. March 7 Sugar and Spice” Bittersweet” Booster Club U AND PlCC X UHAT ARE l.ttJE B.ys made of? 0JH«T Am nop s Pw L.TTUGifU fe LS of ? Su) Sh - amQ (V« JlHiNG N i -t £ J r 1 Enjoying each other’s company at the Sweetheart Ball are Jeffrey Williams and Jean Reid. 2 The ' ’Love Is” couple is characterized on one of the many murals displayed at the Turnabout. 3 Come on everyone let ' s do the bump at the Latin American dance. 4 Lew Wallace students dance to music at the Frosty Affair.” •

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Winter projects form after hours 1 Ft v % C me f » |M| ) fk m m : 1 I 1 Lisa Kouklakis, Mary Ann Baldea, and Dave Brancic, portray a scene in the play Tear Along the Dotted Line ' 2 Members of the 1975 G.I.A. basketball team included from 1 to r, Deana Borovich, Karen Dowdell, Michele Wilk, Cindy Wallace, Brenda Banks, Coach Jeanette Qualizza, Holley Webb, Joann Borovich, Rose Bristow, Laurie Pruitt, and Lisa Springman. 3 A Lew Wallace student doesn t hesitate in taking a short cut to school. 4 A sure sign of a Christmas season was Miss Leskow’s decorated tree. 5 Traditional carnations brought smiles in honor of Valentine ' s Day. 6 Ox Baker prepares to land a stinging blow across the face of Chief Bald Eagle. 7 Class floats donned the basketball court during the half time ceremony. 24