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

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8 FASHIONS Sporting the lat¬ est in lid looks, Franchett Green, senior, tends to his studies in auto mechanics. 18 PROM Student Council President Roder¬ ick Frazier, senior, presents Bettye Ei- chelberger, prom sponsor, with a bou¬ quet . What do sophomores do during Spirit Week? They turn into “punkers” that’s what. Student Life Division 5

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ore than brick and outward show, the real guts of a school is inside — it’s people like ourselves. It’s the thud and stuff of people that spark a school, that define its limits, that harbor its memories. A school is only as good or bad as people make it. Like the lyrics say “We can make it or break it.” School has always been the dream of free men and the idea of pulling together. “This School’s A Front and We’re Behind It.” Now, let’s believe it! l i. Lockers look a lot like sctiofl, Lewis Neal and Reggie Roberson, seniors, find: whatever they need is somewheie , lT h ' -afCi-jS 1 4 —

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$?« « W cck pirit Week was different from the usual drone of school. It was a chance to be carefree for a change — to laugh and get crazy. In the background, an enthusiastic group of sopho¬ mores dressed in New Wave go wild. At top, two “bloods,” Kathy McClendon and Kevin Williams, seniors, meet on Monster Day. On Backwards Day, fresh¬ man Chaka Gilbert walks around, one way or another. At bottom, Denise Ruz- basan, sophomore, and friend flashback to the flower children of the 70’s. B On next page at top, comely nerds Vicki Casko and Tracy Collins, seniors, stick out. JiUHBI Junior David Goshay, on Preppy Day, likes A.V. Coor¬ dinator Richard Scheub’s “Up, up and away!” At bot- D tom, New Wavettes Cher- letta Rogers, Shaunda Jones, Kecia Mark, Charlotte Parker, and Angela Comsa, seniors showoff far out legs. Nerdy Brandon Wel- lons, senior, stuffs his mouth D full of pop corn. LJ written by Christi Strope ■■■■■■■■■■■■I - Spirit Week