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

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Far right: Students viewed the movie Oh God in the Polk gym. Center: Flower girl Maria Aranda helps the newspaper staff hand out Valentine’s Day carnations. Right: junior Boh Schurg and senior Pam Kviklis dance the night a way at the junior Senior Disco. Below: Seniors Kathy Gutierrez, Carol Hocza, Don Auxier, Lance Lucas, and Dan Avalos have a good time washing cars at the Senior Class car wash. 26 Fund Raisers

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Left: Senior jeff Langel ' s car was transformed into a Hornet for the Homecoming parade. Above: The sophomores proudly display their float, “Loop the Horsemen”. Homecoming 25

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Students have fun while earning money D uring warm weather the most popular fund raising activity is having a car wash. The senior class had two car washes raising approxi¬ mately $200. The Senior Honor Society made roughly $93 at their car wash. During the school year many organi¬ zations bring in much profit by selling candy. The band made $1,000 selling candy bars and peanut clusters. The choir made $410 selling Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, M M’s and Hershey Bars. The Philosopher staff sold carna¬ tions to make money and add a little beauty to Valentine’s Day. Movies help bring in a profit and break up the monotony of a school day. This year three movies have been shown. The Quill and Blade showed “The Deep” making $1500. The Student Council showed “Oh God” and the ju¬ nior senior class sponsored “The Goodbye Girl”. Some of the organizations use their profits to sponsor other profitable ac¬ tivities such as dances, which in turn support other dances including the Ju¬ nior Senior Prom. Fund Raisers 27