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School spirit is that intangible something that causes an atmosphere of happiness compounded of love, loyalty and service. The Lew Wallace school spirit can not be preserved unless our newcomers are led to understand, respect, and revere it. Therefore throughout this book the underlying purpose has been to instill the true meaning of Lew Wallace.

Although one may learn from experience, it is very expensive. From a study of the principles and rules contained in this book and from an application of them, the student will obtain an awareness of the situations arising from daily routine. When in doubt refer to this handbook.

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 "School spirit is that intangible something that causes an atmosphere of happiness compounded of love, loyalty and service. The Lew Wallace school spirit can not be preserved unless our newcomers are led to understand, respect, and revere it. Therefore throughout this book the underlying purpose has been to instill the true meaning of Lew Wallace.
 Although one may learn from experience, it is very expensive. From a study of the principles and rules contained in this book and from an application of them, the student will obtain an awareness of the situations arising from daily routine. When in doubt refer to this handbook."
 ''Foreword - 1933 Lew Wallace Handbook''
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−	Although one may learn from experience, it is very expensive. From a study of the principles and rules contained in this book and from an application of them, the student will obtain an awareness of the situations arising from daily routine. When in doubt refer to this handbook.	+	Although one may learn from experience, it is very expensive. From a study of the principles and rules contained in this book and from an application of them, the student will obtain an awareness of the situations arising from daily routine. When in doubt refer to this handbook."
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