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

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Mrs. Anne Wilkerson, head librarian, carefully mulls over reference materials in the newly renovated LW library amid distinguished and decorative on looking sculptures. Hey, open-up someone! Edward Dusard, David Gonzales, Dwain Sims, juniors, and Blake Scott, sophomore, try their best to hail a kindly soul to open the locked LW entrance doors. Mark Gearhart, freshman, cuts a somber figure as he aligns his blueprint in teacher Mike Soshes ' mechanical drawing class. Willie Patton and Tony Denham, freshmen, are flanked by two more friendly faces as they hang around the wall. Opening

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nniT 5!l ’W J ' rf , • • •• W?f t- ' jWi i - i • V a □ Playing in Mr. Paul Chilson ' s band class is Alphe Holder, junior, ’The Man with The Horn. ' ' . r • r XX KA T h i -Vj| . % Student activities were an important part of Student Life at LW. The intense juices of youth reached out for expressions and en¬ counters of the human kind. More and more, students eagerly sought to get into some kind of action. Movement itself was indicative of their growth. When they attended pep rallies and dances, students demonstrated an enthusiasm about themselves and about their school. Those who participated in sports and organisations, too, exhibited their innate spirit and supporting strength. Student Life thus blossomed throughout LW in diverse ways. In fact, for some just by being in school was a standard of life. For it was the to and fro of lively activities that nutured the pulse beat of the institutional body. All of which only proved that Student Life was the greatest part of ’83.