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

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Senior Charles Pickering and sophomore Debra Harrington dance during the Halloween Dance sponsored by the senior class. ► m - - M , ' . % J » “Support your local volleyball team” and “Deck Hammond Tech” are just two of the many signs that could be seen displayed by the construction workers in the alcove. Cheering during the Homecoming football game is cheerleader Peggy Maloney, senior. The rivalry against Andrean resulted in a 59er 0-14 victory. 6-Opening

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Daily routine includes many surprises “Come on mom let me sleep for five more minutes. I don’t have to be there until 8:30, why do I have to get up so early?” Have you ever heard yourself saying this to your mother on a day of school? Laying there and complaining, just to hear her say “get up” for the third time. After about an hour of discussion you finally get ready for school. When your through eating and getting dressed you discover your going to be late for school. As you swing open the door, the sun shines through and you can tell right then, that it is going to be a golden day. With this thought and the fact that you are breathing deeply from running, you meet your friends by the locker as one of them tells you that you have a test first hour, you say words under your breath because you forgot to study last night, but that was your bosses fault. When you took the job you couldn’t work past ten but now you working til midnight everynight. While walking home from LW you think of what a day it has been. Once again it’s straight to those books and then off to work. Arriving home after midnight it’s into bed to dream about another golden day. Opening-5

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Senior Kathy Washington shows off her “81” spirit button. Buttons were just one of the many things sold by the students in order to raise money. Seniors show their spirit at the Homecoming pep rally. The football pep rally was outside during last hour. Wallace spirit touches those In the beginning there was dark¬ ness. We saw this darkness as the color black. We liked the black, but we looked for something new. Then we saw the light, a gold light. The gold reflected on our cloth¬ es, on our books, but most of all in our school. Students put out an extra effort to promote spirit, while spreading the gold fever. Teachers were touched by this gold fever too, giving a funeral procession for Andrean during Homecoming fes¬ tivities. That gold fever reflected on the location of our school. We’re right in between Lake Michigan to the north and the Merrillville business district to the south, on 24 V 2 acres of golden ground in Northwest Indiana. As the school year progressed the gold fever spread and every¬ one at LW was affected. who get involved Opening-7