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

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Styles set pace for living Midis may come and minis may go; clogs may be in one year and saddle shoes the next; but jeans-ah JEANS will be around forever. Despite the price hike, jean sales haven’t dropped, a fact attributed to the quality,” durability,” and timeless styles”, of denim pants. Many Lew Wallace girls have set their jeans aside for a flashback of the 40’s revival. Long dresses, big skirts, easy pants ... they’re the styles that make it today. With an eye to the future a completely coordinated wardrobe was excessible to all fashion-minded students. This was the year of accessory! Scarves wen traveling-to the head under a hat, and to the neck in umpteen ways. From beaded necklaces and bracelets to button earrings, even a favorite hat completed a smart-lookingoutfit for girls. Glitter sweaters matched up with high-waisted cuffed pants and platform shoes were high fashion with fellow students. The social whirl brings out eye-catching outfits—velvet and corduroy suit jackets embellished with embroidered lapels and gaily printed shirts were topped withbutterfly bow ties. When comfort calls the wearing of football jerseys, t-shirts, overall jeans, and converse shoes was proper. 1 Jerome Tomasewski and Everett Tubbs prefer sweets to mom’s sack lunches. 2 Laura Martin sneaks a glance at the guys across the hall. 3 Tony Smith shows off his new duds. 4 Penny Bikos wonders if the new jacket suits her. 5 S H rts Illustrated magazines are favorite to ' Isaiah Fox. 6 Aurora Atano amuses herself while awaiting a ride. 7 Seniors Barb Vann, Liz Illich, and Debbie Degeer fhow Lisa Bi-

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1 1975 Homecoming Court: kft to right: Colleen Romanov, Lisa Mazonas, Queen Karen Strauss, Sue Jensen, and Patti Bottos. 2 Wallace cagers race for a rebound after an unsuccessful attempt at a free throw against Gavit at the Homecoming game. 3 Senior Mark Rayson pulls the senior’s victorious float across the gym during halftime ceremonies. 4 As halftime ceremonies end with co-captain Bernard Brown presents the game ball to Queen Karen Strauss. 5 Moments before the Homecoming pep rally is to commence. Freshman Becky Betz, Sophomores Denise Hall and Joe Olah discuss the final plans and rules before pulling their floats into the assembly. 6 Enthusiastically cheering at the pep rally, the Junior Class attempts to win Spirit Stick competition.

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✓ m Although cold and biting weather filled the winter months-students don’t let themselves get shut inside. Ski trips, ice skating, tobagganing, and romping in the snow were just a few weekend pastimes. But before you knew it-winter was fading away and spring was coming around the comer. Lunch hours take on new dimensions with the fresh air and sunshine. Students gathered round on the grass to relax and hear the latest gossip. When not in school, rounding up a bunch of friends and setting out for a bike ride with a stop at Mac’s was a lot of fun. Heading for the beaches, and basking in the sun were pastimes just about everyone looked forward to. Sports such as tennis, baseball, and swimming occupied students throughout the hot summer months. J