Westlane Middle School - Jungle Book Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1963 volume:

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Means Familiar Friends and Faces Don't let it loose! Off again! 4 ff -'di' Eobuippl 914. x - ' , ,. , 2 -yt! 1- 5 9 ,qs - -px?-.,x3. x4,ss -vqx I-,LXASQ4-.Q-Qgt, 1,5 v . 14-mf, '15-par'-, B., -VI? A.. -, Ji ,,g2Lg,1... .,-. 01 .rr 1 1 A, , . . - , . , ,Var .Ll -Z ,gwf 2 .V m,g,.3,,- ,,,. 'L1.., .. -..J .,...,.' -5.---.. ,',.,'-..- -., . - A.. ,.'--- .. .-'-- -' . --.-,114 - ' . ,,-1.--:...1 -:-:- - - , . -- '- ,. - V , f.-. , , ,,-x . , ' - 1. rx --v S ,' Y' ' ':. r..-'.1 1.f:-,N 'W45Ef+ffigf'Q-zaowiirrwz'QA-f'f:Safv ' ur- '1-9.335 wi L. 112.-i:f.f.2q.Qff-,ffqv ff,-X1 .v-. 411-v - g- .-, '-V. 4? 5 -.ai?f'1'MQlwijS2-::.4f2.cSz,'.a:+f.1-Qwi I , ., .......i: T ...,..-,-., W, .I ,. 1 .. , . Y . ,,-::. ' ...J -....,........ ....... .-- - x. ',.,.,- ....,.-' ..., .-3.-.X--s .mba .. 5 . 4 xx .,..s..J..v.. .f -My Sf 71' ' WY 0 I .4 'fif '55 'f , f. .44 ,gf .. 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' Y ,. is I Q. . - is F: , Eff . ali . 3.1 , 1 L 3 J A . if -'k . ,i .- R. P Vg, ' Qi 3. 'Y 51 ' 3. 52 Q 5. 'Z 'f Q Y 'A . T X ,. V ,. . Y I' If EQ ,. F Y 5 V .NK . . X . . ,. .. il J 5. , Xs,..,x...-f Page six 1 rf f f res, ' . ,xi vis az sea W s.1?.f:1'f as ,gsm ri? s E' si-3 .H si F., 521552 ' flfg if if Happy Faces - All a Part of Westlane We remember our favorite places-the places where we chat with our friends after lunch, the places we visit before and after school, our favorite classrooms, our crowded lockers. What makes these places special to us? The quietude of the library? The beckoning of friends in the cafeteria? The bustling in the halls? Or is it that all these are crowded places-crowded with smiling friends and happy faces? This year Westlane is more crowded than it has ever been, or may ever be. The traffic jams at the ends of the halls are almost unavoidable, and the noise during the passing time is contagious. Especially agonizing to those who dine in E lunch period are the aromas from the kitchen when the cafeteria is used as a study hall. The library is well put to use by the many who do research, compose book reports, or are just plain bookworms. Yet, we cheerfully bear these conditions, for we know that these crowds are made up of our friends. Page seven ef-r3'e'i511?'8GE:i's7l33'aTz'? '.'HWifii '9: '-- QJ ' '-1-:.2..--1-1-:-. C a-2-K h --I-'J '. '-sa. - -.-- ----.--- . - -. . . , 1.7.1 .af F. --4 --a. . , . . Y up 1f,:-:,, f -TT - . . La n g .H , . . . V ' - V 5- -Q Mi ' '9'1-' KLA 5 ' 'l' 'Q i '..i Q' Q 'Q Z ' N- sv-.-shy ss. , ,CU J, 1 41,46 nf I , K 'X U., um!!! 1 37 fm,, , 4:-Qgk' sc: ,-1 x af 5 X x 9 IF xt uT:gg:D jXlgv4,1 l'y.r2-0:35, vfijzbaagzi li 'pig 1-.,::JJ!,.:5?j3m: J xanax xxrxii' i'Pc 's.-we Sf'.... f -Q X'-r--45 f -. .-'Q -' -,, 5 1 Q. .....,'5c'L- - ,.,.. J... 1 'ff-H . mr.-.. -s Desiring To Be Responsible Citizens, of. 'Z . 5 '-,. V , L, , ,sift p if X, ,lf ,n.,,,,.a.. ,s 2 90 R ers: 5 In all our endeavors we have strived to gain the utmost in knowledge and athletic capabilities, making each student a well-rounded person with the fore- sight to encounter the demands of the future. Thiough a fine educational program, augmented by varied extra-curricular activities, we are given oppor- tunities to develop ourselves to the fullest of our abilities. In our varied athletic events, good sportsmanship and the striving to Win are the keynotes. Losing gracefully, yet not accepting one defeat as a final . . . Mental! . . . Physical! Page eight 51 ' Z3 V -jf:-53'1Q!L-f11'2Z Ziff-f'1'3' --f.6'.',.'.nf:1- f:5',1.2'wr: :9..4,.g:4: - - - -- -1 ,f .--- f .- - - . f V 4 N 1-'1--1' 4 f L- as Aa.:,1f' iz:all-QQF1-'4-7-1.1.44--MxQ-.mn..fq,:1+2:...fa.f.vf-.sJ:.5:-rA-:1.:..1.-:,:-s:v.:.:.+:1:.:.:2:1:::' '55::L-:n-vs: face: : .-xvwvwmw-1nm,vu-....,, ,... ,V f.-,.,- -,f,f,,..-,,-,.,. . ,H ., . ,.,,3.4., .. -, . r, ,-- ,, L , We Prepare Uurselves. . . Pu' as Bmw 'G' . ,-.'4..,..'m-.-- . X. IVFIQ-'.7T .'-A' ,QEVITJQ-'13-'Dt fr Iain the making le fore. future, ated by OPPOF- of our Imansliip Losing a final a y , l gl Qs, WJ means of abandoning a goal, plays an invaluable role in our future existence. Another important part of meeting the future is found in that keen appreciation of the beauty in our lives. The aesthetic experience, when no words can adequately describe what a wonderful feeling We have, is one to be cherished dearly. It is with this background of developing mentally, physically, and aesthetically that we feel We can more confidently face the future. 1 5. I 1, , . f 4-.., ugeg-..,, 0 ltzmately! .QNX e N. i . S , 'X fg-Q..-1 .-2 .2 X -' X .Q 65115 Q, ' K:-ss-.i:fkQ 1 i X 1 - I NN 'K . ' N25ws2lSoNiwlxXs..s'f X'5q-gh :E 99' fag s . . . Aesthetieall ANA Ii 'f I W mm if? 1--a,....lf1A .,, .1 Page 'nine - K .-...L 5--. - fe: ,.-fri1Qvne1:r: abvrfcr-fi4'et3l3L'4'43b3'Ta?7f4 '5: 7 ':': 'f:'2:C-:l'i5 'i:'fl'i 'fi:?41'f:f -11-'l'-'?-'::'L':- vLiZ':--- vii - '-12-'fC.'-x',:L' sr.-.11 -me-'M - - vi . -.. . ' 5 gf- -3- ,i Z :V 4- ,le . - -. fi.. Y 5. V, H .,., 1 'Qi F-567-1-5-fiat gffjryw ez.j.-..,..,T,ff1-e2fs,sv,:'q-7.-fi..f,.:ffs.,.....,fgz1: :5e1'.:j:.1g,,q.,,,:,H.,,Sum Q ' ,P :B - 2,4 4 'f3:5?f+ i' T 314 - :Q1? -11:-:..-..f.:'.fa2a.f i cp ,f yf1f:5.sfee?.ff:: , 1 fshv-1. r s. as 1 Qvrns, 'Vs -F'3s.' :E -P3 I K 'D 'L JW-'A' sxE 'L'7 5'a7L '3' 131' T' f!' u- , f . v 4' awe? 'sftr 'QE-tx I f T42-.. t. 1-1wffff:.1..a,rM'-QNX H f eww A ffm -I f Y f A + fa k..'L n. w lx 'J ft? LEW x ' s s 1 s .,.- mf-we-sf me im... .- - ' ..., Draw What You Hear. Time spent in the classrooms plays the major role in our lives at Westlane. Among the many inter- esting classes is the music class, which every seventh grader takes. During this semester, they learn about composers and the instruments of the various musical groups along with their study of music appreciation and daily singing. Seventh grade students especially enjoy such things as drawing their impressions as they listen to famous artists. Eighth grade history classes study the events lead- ing from medieval history to present day society. Their study involves American history, including the Revolution to World War Il. They learn of our countryls governmental structure and vast heritage. Their activities include making maps, giving reports, and seeing films. Page ten Classroom tudies - This year the biology teachers have adopted a mod- ified BSCS course. The freshmen have studied the struc- ture of a living cell, the three kingdoms, plant, animal, and protist, and spent the remainder of the year studying genetics, heredity, and embryology. 'The Growth Curve of a Leaff' Dissection of a Live Frog,', and 'tThe Study of Genetics in Fruit Flies were some of the labs that proved to be challenging to the biology students. Ninth graders who are taking biology, along with the seventh grade general science students, are eligible to apply to Experiences Un- limitedv and other shorter studies involving field trips. These classes are representative of the many such Varied, interesting courses from which we gain more understanding of the world in which we live and ourselves. fr'-Y -.4 A'f'v'-'.-'--- -17 -'. ff,-. ,..,- ---1 ---greg '. ,.'.-31.--:fs ,,-.'.:..-, . .'--.- .-..,.--J,-r-.'..'. 1,-r - V, 1 .- , . , -HV... --.e r ,, ,,. . ., .. . , . . . . .... . .. N - . . Q mod- 5 struc- 3l'1ilT13la le Yell' The 3, Live Flies I0 Ilklng science es Un' .d triP5' ,ly such n more we and I :a-, .. , .,f2 me Our Major In luence at Westlane Monocot or Dicot? tt 7 '57 Pikes Peak or Bust. 3 3 we vu:-uwwvu-rn-r ren A a+xuz.......Y:-9-L rs Page eleven pirited Wildcats Spring into S is for the shouting spectators who encourage our teams. P is for the pride we take in being part of Westlane. I is for the individual responsibility we develop. BANG! R is for representing our school through both our talents and our actions. I is for the interest we have in improving our school and ourselves. T is for the tenacity, trying earnestly, team Work, and all things that make us Wildcats. 'QQ Littered Halls? NEVER! Page twelve fo . dcats. Actzon Spirit is many things. School spirit not only involves supporting and representing our school, it also includes taking pride in our school. Spirit is our eagerness to help and work, as Well as our enthus- iasm in having fun. Spirit is contagious. The vital- ity with which we Work and play spreads to every- one with whom we come in contact. Spirit gives us the sparkle which makes us Wildcats! Easter Parade? LETS GO! Dram 9 Amongo are called u Providing i actors and an convocation and feeling The Cll artistic taler artistic attention. fiffl 'E . . I , X 4 .5 X9 I .j . , fi, SJ a 'Q J yr: ' 11, 7 ' 5 1 ,225 .fe 1 1 l K 1 r ff ln l 8 2 . . ,L :gal eg iii ' 2 . e 2 i 1 ' '92 32 fff , , A . 1963 Science Fair Winners Q- ramaticall , Musical! , and Intellectual! afil E f f x Y it , , V Among other things, Westlaners are talented. We are called upon to show our talents in various ways. Providing an opportunity to test our talents as actors and actresses are the class plays. These popular convocations reveal surprising abilities to convey ideas and feelings to an audience. The Christmas convocation also displayed our artistic talents. This time musical gifts were exhibited -both vocally and instrumentally. Westlaners' talents, however, are not limited to artistic areas. Intellectual endowments too receive attention. One way these talents are developed is through our advanced science program. With modern equipment and an opportunity for individual study, we are enabled, through the science fair, to reveal effectively these skills to objective viewers. Another intellectual area in which our talents expressed themselves was Latin. Competing against many other schools, primarily high schools, we brought home from the regional contest the three highest scores. Yes, we have talent, which is demonstrated, recog- nized, and appreciated through activities at Westlane. Page fifteen 'f' VZ .,.'-.esisi5E-Lal: L.If'ZHl'?t ffif:nTTi2!e2iQ1g9.-.-xl'-vt. 2fv'i 3' 1-'74 ' '- . A Il if:-Sf! ' -' . ' ' - ,,, ' ' I ,-, -YN--f-5 Y- my JA.-4 --,--...v-u.H ---1.--A-'-3' ,y v-'.r 'au -f f 4 - --,- -- vw-,qc-1 'wfggn -:-+-v..- --. - - v 'x s x - Q ,, lb S. .fl P . J '14 fx' . uf-: ga- ' W- - fl . 1-be f ' ,llvff--4' -. B 'Pure J w. 1 4'-, I, At, w f 2 . HN. 2 X, Ss Q. z az 5: x: 5 T 'il J . . ,,.,:,:-N +32 wi? qi., XVho? Me? ,.,. . Westlane potli his Leak my Nw,- Are you sure you don't mind our using your handkerchief, Mr. Spi1ly? 4 Q-'sz-.L ,f,-vias--,-w:v.,,.--. , . i f--,fn.....,f.4,Lr.:..'.:-L1-::,:-1-'4..,,2,g,,Z .,., ,ww L Q3 Page sixteen ... ,..., . 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The Spurr Team, assisted by freshman Pete Kurlis, gave us a show of music and magic with a touch of seriousness. Another popular convocation was given by the Percussion Trio. Not only did We learn the fundamentals of jazz, but we found the music to be very enjoyable and entertaining. The talent of the young drummer, who played a solo, Was particularly fascinating. Yes, Westlane spotlighted everything from jazz to judo, and then some. This ranged from the serious and informative to the just plain fun! We enter- tained, and We were entertained. Sharing our talents and others, was certainly a Wonderful experience. ! Page seventeen -Nxxv yxhwx-,xv Q4 ,,,-,ypgg e e ' , M z A 1 -f..,. - ...M W.. e W --v---n l -Q -- e -------W 4 e Qgig:-325-:Qif--.gldi-:WML-5Q:L'iebgix-iwbluizi Dtiifxibi' .. 'wmv 4 L 1 1 x X 1 I N 1 q X - I n - .. 1. 4 1 Q. -1 ' A ' nip .. z 1 , - 5 1 .M , 5 ' ww ,M ..-. 64 JW? e , , , , in ,M Page eighteen N f ..- f.ym4,.f, ,f. f J ff um ,.e.,-Lx-f-fr. .V-,-LG-ns.. -ez.-g+1..oK' 4-ia -fc4'a.........,,.-.7-..,...4 . 4 . 1 z-.11s'rfv-'-'r 9s11-cvn-Fcm-2-,-..Kf-.v-.-- 1. ,, f N L - . , -:Z .f ,.5,.'L:g:fg.iLjf515,51131.45151225:41:52-?5',5Q:z:2g::4f:igi-P1335-51-4,ifEG'Ei2' -'2HgE:95f-3715-'iglif-t-51:4-iajzaaaafrf-Q1vf-.-4--f':-f-.'w..'.i- - -Nu ,., . ., . , M- Q 1 -, -' :ei-a4,v 3 , -- , , . . . , ' ' .,-.-, . -. .... . - - - - . , -v V - 1- F,-A - ---,--uf . .,,.,-..,. .,..., , ,. 4, M First row: E. Storey, J. Martin, F. Bodwell, J. Petticrew, Second row: R. Fobes, B. Jacobson, B. Richards, R. Small, M. Berger, S. Overman, T. Cory, S. Hardy, T. Sutton, M. Bloom, B. Whitinger, J. Benz, J. McMurtrie, C. Ponder, Third row: M. Daniels, K. McKinney, L. Domont, S. Reynolds, C. Katterjohn, D. Parker, STUDE T COUNCIL The Student Council serves as a sounding board for the consideration of student problems and acts as a coordinator between the administration and students. The forty-six members, elected to represent their respective home rooms, have sponsored school dances N. Fogle, G. Gardner, T. Schrader, J. Bromley, C. Laughncr, B. Burns, N. McClain, S. Wagmang Fourzfla TOIUI Mr. Bond, P. Werner, J. Weber, B. Hoffman, M. Hunter, B. Simon, J. Herrick, C. Bose, N. Barnes, T. Mashaw, D. Roberts, R. Glasser. and have 'purchased various articles for the school. Under the guidance of Mr. Bond, the members of this group have been our leaders in the activities of the year. OFFICERS. First row: Mr. Bond, Vice-pr6SidCI1f F. Bodwell, President J. Martin, Secretary E- Storey, Treasurer Petticrew. Page twenty . he ing, l. to or iii members r writing Golgi fof the C gveCliS- T 6 dd bY F? iiiariie Wfmn all sch00l eve tions- hone 0 was I 9 Contest. , Wl Westlanfs Hi second th our Hi-Lzgbl body- ente EDlTOR5. Fifi lrow: Mr. G25 Engel, D. Parl HI-LlGl'lTS'. l row: Mr. Gasc G. Jarvis, D. Storey, L. Eel Fourth Wow: l 'x I J I! I Q Vs I W97' ' s . . 5 I5,..!,, if 5 ' .af . i 7, ,g ,n ': Z1 .. 1. 'Y g. I ileys C. Lillghn. f0 wg rl, MT. B055 B- SlIH0I1,J,H-I '51 R- Glassenll for the schos the membersi the activitiesf L Vice- ,, Secr presiclfllf earl' E' Q HI-LIGHT Learning the fundamentals of journalism is the goal of Hi-Lihts Club members. During the year the members have gained proficiency in reporting, writing copy, and proof reading, all in preparation for the publication of our school newspaper each six weeks. The club is divided into several sections, each headed by an editor who directs his section members in the writing of feature articles and reporting on all school events, such as dances and sports competi- tions. One of the main accomplishments of the year was the entering of the Scholastic Press Association contest. We are most happy to announce that XVestlane's Hi-Lights, sponsored by Mr. Gascho, placed second in the competition. As can easily be noted, our Hi-Lights is truly the town crierv of the student body. EDITORS. First row: L. Kiovsky, S. Leff, J. Marshallg Seconrl 'rowz Mr. Gascho, E. Storey, B. Cruikshank, C. Herman, E. Engel, D. Parker. HI-LIGHTS. First row: S. Brown, S. Rogers, A. Shaefferg Seconrl row: Mr. Gascho, K. Hanning, T. Snider, M. Garrett, A. Meditch, G. Jarvis, D. Parker, Katterjohng Tlairfl 1010: S. Becker, E. Storey, L. Eckel, L. Kiovsky, K. Kivett, M. Anderson, C. Lash, Fonrih 'r01u: D. Ellis, M. Teeter, G. Lilly, S. Lesh, L. Ziffrin, B. i X3 E .f Frashier, F. Bailey, M. Small, Fiffb row: B. Philyaw, B. Cloyd, A. Allen, A. Boleman, M. Echard, S. Leff, Hirshman, R. Slaughter, C. Shubag Sixfla row: L. Alig, J. Lawton, E. Engel, J. Marshall, R. Pulliam, R. Dcnnerlineg Noi Piff1n'c'r1: C. Herman, M. Hunter. .L .J - 50 r- gi da-Rv ..... ..,, A . Nh Pug 0 tw en by-one V 4' 33? 3 N N Mrmrzr' ' mmm First row: M. Harris, B. Lindquist, Second row: K, Crocker, B, Fox, M. Dirks, M. Ellis, James. Firsi row: M. Dirks, M. Harris, S. Noel, S. Ardeleang Second row: Mrs. Pavey, K. Crocker, A. Foust, J. James, S. Lockwood, B. Lindquist, J. Bergman, M. Ellis, M. Koplow, V. Garbrecht, Mrs. ESTWI D STAFF Cropping pictures, writing copy, laying out Pages, and meeting deadlines were just a few of our tasks as we tried to capture our memorable experiences in this book. It is our sincere hope that the 1963 Wpgfrrfjnn' will remain as a lasting record of all our cherished memories, bringing enjoyment not onl th' in the many years to come. events and y is year but Editor ............... Mirn Harris Assistant Editor .. ....... Bonnie Lindquist Sponsors ........... -- Mrs. Peggy Cowen, Mrs. Jacquelyn Pavey Introduction -- ....... Editor Mary Kay Dirkgy Sherry Ardelean, Susan Noel Activities .... .,.r E ditor Brenda Fox, Ann Englehart, Valerie Garbrecht, Michelle Koplow, Jane Teixler Album .... .... E ditor Madeline Ellis, Janice Bergman, Barbara Hepburn, Judi Sweeney Sports -. .... Editor Kathy Crocker, Andy Foust, Jean James, Sharon Lockwood Illustrators ........... Jean James, Greg Peirce Cowen, B. Fox, A. Englehart, Not Picfurerl: B. Hepburn, J- Sweeney, Teixler. Minn, Q! f 3 K fm Yz'-...M , N-. fu -c .' f -ec., x. N. W-.-gr Page twenty-two Q . -'G ?' .Vs f' .Lx ,A BUSINET K. Karsl Sherry: f R, Glnn Bsugll, 5 Reprr rooms sorship money of this year, in the sal: As can hone or Gerson Pages, tasks Harris idquist Cowen, i Pavey Dirks, 1 Noel lehart, Oplow, Teixler lrgman, Weeney Foust, ckwood Peirce ,burn, . .1 K gl iz 1 - ...we .. A I A if , .J--Vg, ml ' ea P as 1, , A A ' :jfs , a is -Mi .fm ,K I BUSINESS CLUB. First row: B. Abrams, R. Small, J. Domont, K. Karsh, M. Jacobson, D. Goodman, C. I-Iord, B. Darling, G. Sherry, Sccomf row: K. NWilley, V. Troutt, R. Vollrath, C. Kuhn, R. Glanzman, L. Tavel, S. Weir, J. Lookabill, D. Wisely, G. Baugh, S. Reynolds, K. Dailly, G. Prah, Logsdon, B. Samms, USINESS CL B Representatives from each of the forty-six home rooms make up the Business Club. Under the spon- sorship of Mrs. I-Iess, all school-wide collections of money during the year are handled by the members of this vital club. Two of the largest projects this year, in which outstanding work was done, have been the sales of the school newspaper and the yearbook. As can easily be noted, this club is the financial back- bone of the student body. LIBRARY STAFF. First row: R. Glasser, C. Martin, J. Griffin, R. Brock, P. Rich, Lancet, Miss Burrin, C. XVard, S. Nicely, J. Teixlcr, D. Rubenstein, D. Talbott, B. Willeyfg Secoml row: B. Gerson, A. Weiiisteiii, G. Peirce, L. Suggs, G. Mayer, J. XVolf, E. Lennox, T. Fox, D. Langford, Third row: Mrs. Hess, S. Dunn, P. Nefouse, S. Lockwood, D. Stevens, M. Berkowitz, N. Blickman, J. Bromley, Smith, R. Frosch, G. Deckman, G. Sherk, G. Patton, M. I-Iarris, B. Nearpass, J. Teixler, J. Campbell, P. Kammeraad, K. Garner. LIBRARY STAFF A position on the library staff is highly valued by the members. Membership in this vital group affords those with an avid interest in literature the ability to broaden their acquaintance with good books. Without the constant hard work and diligent efforts of Miss Burrin and the library staff, the library would not be the well-organized reading center that it is. B. I-Iepburn, S. I-Iollis, N. Pippin, P. Claypool, K. Stevenson, Jennings, M. Ice, G. Sherk, T. Cory, B. Frashier, K. Swanson, S. Nice, C. I-Iene, S. Dunlap, M. Aycock, D. Roberts, L. Ramey, D. Corbin, S. Green, J. VanDorn. 'WW HAM RADIO CLUB. Firsf row: T. Delang, B. Dottenwhy, Thomas, J. Mosier, G. Adrian, Third 'rowz M. Fox, T. Davis, Thomas, G. Baugh, T. Mullingg Second row: R. McEleroy, J. Mr. McNichols. New ams, New heories, AM RADIO CL B Acquiring skill in sending and receiving Morse code messages was one of the main objectives of the Ham Radio Club. With the guidance of their sponsor, Mr. McNichols, the boys gained great proficiency in working with the code, in order to pass the Federal Communications Commission test, and became licensed operators, with the privilege of transmitting messages over the ham radio. MATH CLUB. First row: S. Gipe, L. Domont, C. Guepel, R. Glasser, R. Lawton, B. Richards, S. Springer, T. Boardman, P. Dyke, Second row: R. Elston, S. Allen, G. Fisch, R. Svendsen, Q f ,..i:1:':..,.,.-ag., . ATH CL B By joining the Math Club, each member has a chance to delve into more involved mathematical con- cepts than are explored in a scheduled math class. The pupils bring in interesting problems for the whole club to solve. Logarithms and trigonometry are a few of the things that have been explored. With the help of the club's sponsor, Mr. Vance, each member strives to understand more in the field of math, concentrating on the specific area of math which most interests him. D. Glanzman, B. Loper, Mr. Vance, Z. Cohen, D. Cogshallg N01 Picfizrezl: President S. Talesnick, S. Enkema. ., ...,-.. ..... ......,. .,. ,,,,,,,,,., ... EU-7 Y. 'ls H 1 - I .1 l illll HI -3 ' f i New BIOLOGY Triugmgy I, Pfflff, Bl I Davis, es, as a con- The alub E of help 'ives ting him. Noi '31 1 sf QP 5 Ei i .ii 5 i . K. BIOLOGY CLUB. First row: Griffin, J. Lynn, J. Lee, D. Day, H. Backer, B. Graves, Mr. Johnson, J. Ashton, H. Arshop, S. Andrews, A. Leve, N. Rudman, K. Lehr. ew ingdom Introduced at Westlane! BIOLOGY CL B BIOLOGY CLUB. Firsf row: M. Martin, H. Cunningham, Traugott, N. Fogcl, Mr. Benbow, S. Bluestein, S. Hoffmann, M. Pceler, B. Heeter, S. Beatty. Many of the Biology Club members had the oppor- tunity to explore the mysteries of the plant, animal, and protist kingdoms. Under the supervision of Mr. Johnson and Mr. Benbow, each member was able to investigate the aspect of biology in which he Was most interested. The projects in this group varied greatly, ranging from the maintenance of terreriums and aquariums to the dissection of different animals. Because of the members' active interest in the field of biology, this club provided a most profitable experience. Y ...E i.a..T,w.M .,,.,.,, ,....... Q ...M QF? an AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB. Firm' row: S. Berney, O. Seidlerg Seconrl row: M. Arbogoast, J. Rcinking, E. Powell, B. Bright, M. O'Brien, S. Iles, V. Delongg Tfyirrl row: Shackleford, Wriglit, Carrott, M. Goldsmith, L. Willrnan, R. Holt, B. Holstein, T. Barclay, R. Anweiler, D. Townsend, Mr. Pogue. IENC CLUB Almost every aspect of physical science may be ex- plored in the Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Van Sickle. Throughout the year the members have per- formed chemical experiments and have delved into the fields of astronomy, physics, and geology. Sponsoring the Science Fair has not only helped the members enjoy science more thoroughly but has also given their fellow students a greater insight into this area. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB. First row: R. Newman, Lee, G. Deerwester, E. Marcus, L. Reddickg Second 'f'01u: C. Anderson, D. Jackson, D. Distel, W. Keiner, M. Rees, G. Dearingg Third row: Mr. Mertz, P. Hauber, D. Connors, J. Cassell. Ws9?25fiw6?z4W-M AUDIO-VISUA L B Operating and maintaining the audio-visual equip- ment are the two main functions of the Audio-Visual Club. During their study hall, the members of this club may be stationed in the library to check out and operate the equipment. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Pogue, this club had a training session at the beginning of the year to acquaint new members with the care and operation of the audio-visual devices. As a result of obtaining two new projectors, the members' work has been simplified and their efficiency greatly increased. SCIENCE CLUB. Seated: D. Corbin, S. Dunn, C. Bose, M- Wriglit, J. Turner, Second F0102 R. Long, Brody, L. Stewart, K. Drummond, S. Rhodes, R. Boyd, S. Trusty, J. Wliitakeri Tbirrl row: Mr. Van Sickle, M. Sprecher, D. Martin, T. Cory, G. Deckman, T. Graves, S. Butz, R. Andrews, C. Ellis. PHOTOGRAPHY CL B The main objective of the Photography Club' is.'CO learn the fundamentals of developing and printing various photographs. The members 2llS0 learn the aft of taking colored and night pictures. A Speclal function for the boys was aiding in taking pictures for the Westwind and Hi-Lights Clubs. FU' The Wim whll nurslni Year Was 3 tl jj Nursing' aid recllmflul Undef :he S discovered ll one must P0 choosing r ' Club are Cilfeef Sll0IlS0j SQVQI-al all Fu the m evolving lo have Several lllI'Eg Cefliiln guiding :Lui ilsllal e , iudiojggi bers gf this rs ' sio IP of H RI the Embers with ilal devices. .lectorsx llle ir efficiency ,LA xxx fr. N SN. - ,K . .1 Xu X. ix X 3, Boses M' L, Stewarli , Whimker: ny T, COIJH illis. LUB llub is, to rirlflflg P the Learn , I A spew ' tures Plc FUTURE NURSES CLUB The members of the Future Nurses Club learn what nursing really is. Qne of the highlights of the year was a tour of Saint Vincent's Hospital and School of Nursing. A program showing several proper first aid techniques was given during the club open house. Under the sponsorship of Miss Doyle, the girls have discovered what personal and scholastic qualifications one must possess. This club is an excellent guide for choosing a career in nursing. FUTURE TEACHER CL B Two of the major goals of the Future Teachers Club are to inform its members about a teaching career and to help in the exploration of the qualifica- tions necessary to become a teacher. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Weeks, this active club has taken several field trips and has been a guest at a tea for all Future Teachers Clubs of Indiana. During class the members saw movies and had panel discussions evolving from the movies. This club was fortunate to have Mr. Spilly speak on the topic of education. Several other teachers also gave very interesting lec- tures on various subjects revelant to teaching. It is certain that this club has contributed greatly in guiding students to a career in education. FUTURE NURSES CLUB. First row: N. Masker, B. Mullis, T. Raver, N. Wriglit, D. Hunter, P. Paul, L. Odle, K. Harding Second row: T. Fisher, K. Risher, N. Goodbar, M. Hanaway, S. Hampshire, L. Stevens, D. Stevens, N. Newkirk, Tbirrl row: M. Hart, V. Lyles, P. Wilson, P. Henry, R. Ochs, S. Rich, Fourth row: K. Burgess, S. Blackburn, K. Childress, Miss Doyle, J. Woodruff, S. Rouse, N. Tindal. FUTURE TEACHERS' CLUB. First row: P. Oclander, VanDorn, C. Martin, M. Wallace, J. Thompson, C. Genier, D. Perdue, Srcoml row: S. Bellard, T. Cook, B. Gilleff, B. Hall, J. Russ, P. Raikos, S. Fehsenfeldg Third row: B. Katz, C. Hene, M. Giniger, K. Jones, C. Carr, D. Huffman, J. Glasser, K. Krause, Fourfb TOIUZ Mr. Weeks, K. Hoban, C. Malofsky, G. Everhart, J. Wfallace, R. Hochman, Fink. Page twenty-sealen JV GOLF CLUB. Ifirxi row: B. David, T. Cox, S. Fisher, T. Gwynn, Frosch, D. Rust, G. Gaalema, M. Riesen, J. Bromley, P. Coekerille, B. Hebert, B. Daniels, H. Schuff, R. Griffin, S. Jackson, J. Allen, B. Wfentc, S. Rogers, D. Rohlfing, J. Yon Spreckelson, D. Cole, M. Schornstein, T. Schrader, T. Bream, D. Hall, R. R. Goldstein, B' HZICHCWHH, G- FHWCCFR ,l' H1CkCY, S- ,l0l1HS0H- GOLF CLUB GOLF CLUB. KIll'l'filI,Lf, First row: J. Aronstad, L. Tavel, F. Weilaxidg KlI1't'lflI.Q, Sfwzzlil row: C. Singleton, M. Aycock, D. Nestor, L. Hendricks, D. Moreg Kmuflirzg, Thin! row: J. Berlin, D. Blickensraff, G. Nelson, R. Fobes, J. Duvall, Shnlilillg, Fourib row: J. Bunton, D. Boos, D. Maltzmang Shzmlifzg milf: golf clubs, With a firm rivalry established between the golf clubs of Mr. Hobson and Mr. Webb, the members diligently practiced for successful chipping, putting, and driving tournaments. Films demonstrating proper golfing techniques, discussions on the improvement of golfing, and an eighteen hole golf tournament were the other activities that will be remembered by these avid duffers. Ififib row: B. Jacobson, M. Paul, T. Monzer, L. Langlotz, H. Noon, S. Sinclair, S. Dye, T. Scott, J. Jefferies, G. Jay, S. Talesnick, P. Jenkins, Sturman, M. Mandara, J. Ferguson. N. Rhodes. rwfi FENCING l B, Holcomb: Heiskell, P- Wohlsradrer, The fla. to the me swordplay Under the coordinatim in the are For these competing fencing ei paring foi Of the ye: Frontierjl energetic SQUARE 1 Caswell, ph aifgaig . ' :ez I I.. X 1 ff Ng I wif f Yi? ,. , V1 I fy ff 1' , 1 f fW.ff7 ,, yi ffff Q ff! f ,, 05 555: f ,aff f 1 f f 4 f Ma-fag , z f Q Z X ' W 'TX v sf' ff' ff, , Y I 55 ierille, e son nson. 0 ri ers :tin , ro er It 0 Were t ese Z 115011 -ff I r 'K 12' FENCING CLUB. First row: B. White, L. Kerkhof, C. Brown, B. Holcomb, R. Colb, M. Spears, M. Haggerty, J. Johnson, T. Heiskell, P. Carlson, S. Havelyg Secoml row: S. Yockey, B. Wohlstadter, B. Wadleigh, C. Kelso, B. Hansel, S. Davis, D. Nees, FE CI C CL The flash of foils brings memories of the dim past to the members of the Fencing Club, who find that swordplay demands something more than just muscle Under the guidance of Mr W'eesner and Mr Kaufman, coordination and quick thinking are stressed, and skill in the art of fencing is encouraged and developed For these avid swordsmen regular drills practice in competing with other club members, presenting fencing exhibition for the club open house, and pre- paring for college fencing were several of the projects of the year In accordance with the Law of the New Frontier, physical fitness seems to be the motto of this energetic club. SQUARE DANCE CLUB. first row: M. Vaught M. Fox L. Casv. ell P. ones L. Snider B. Maurer P. Thompson' Semin! row: B. Neirpass M. O Connor M. Sutherland S. Vaught S. S. Loutner, R. Mason, D. Thomas, Third row: W. Rhyne, W. Wright, G. Foltz, E. Trumen, H. DcFord, M. Careskey, R. Bicks, L. Darring, J. Darringg Fourth row: S. Love, B. Willey, T. Arnold, A. Brinkman, Mr. Wecsner, Mr. Kaufman. QUARE DANC CLUB The calls of Grand right and Grand left are no source of confusion to the members of the Square Dance Club With the aid of Mr Owen, their sponsor and caller, the members have learned many basic dance steps As the year progressed the fundamental steps were incorporated into more complicated dances, which provided enjoyment and education in the field of this early form of dancing enscn S. Cohen' Ybirii l'0lU2 D. McCartney Maurice R. Hapugh N. Sprecker . ohnson K. ohnson' Foilrfio 1'0lU: Mr. Oven R. Tucker S. Hartman G. Wfalkup S. enscn. . . . Q 1 a a 1 1 9 x lf - ' 8 . . b . . , g . 9 P - i f 21 . h . J C l . s Q C , H. y, S. 5 1 4 4 1 ' 3 9 J x 9 ' ! B ' v J a Q i v ' v 1 .T J s J 1 , V ' C D 3 3 7 V 7 3 7 9 J A 4 . 4. Y aaar Y a, 3 1... 'V 2'??iI.,ff' . 1:2 V , 5 43 W .- .- :MQ ' firi. tg, 95 Q1 if -ewe A .I,gg,, f Q .l fffff v . ,'. . , 1 . 'io ta Q ART CLUB. Furl row: C. Rerchel, L. Claeson, B. Schnell, A. Hargang Third row: Mr. Boardman, S. Karst, P. Carter, S. Gray, P. Willioit, L. Main, Svcoml TOIUZ T. Fox, P. Fish, S. Dykema, B. Jones, K. Irvin, K. Walkup, Terrell, Hudson, B. Boyer, B. Bostick, B. Valentine, L. Astbury, D. ART CLUB. First row' R. Block, G Tal nn D. XV' ' k The two Art Clubs, sponsored by Mr. Hansman and Mr. Boardman, have been working closely together this year. Clay sculpturing, pottery, mosaic, jewelry, water color variations, and tempera painting are among the many projects on which members of the clubs may work. The clubs provided enjoyment and an opportunity to gain further understanding of the field of art. C F ' - Y , ICLOFC , J- row: Bauman, G. Cunningham, S. Grant, S. Smock, M. Adams, arter, . Wood, L. Ambrozg Second 1'0lU: J. Campbell, K- S. Corwin, S. Horning, F. Foltz, Mr. I-Iansman. Df'1lCY, T- Pilgcli B- 5l101'F, J- Wrlglit, S. Green, J. Mausg Third nn ,. MAGIC CLUB- l Cones. F' Bold' Srroinl row: G- P After Mr. background if gained enoug During the j magic convei and Evansvil members tor Indianapolis Il prizes. This be very suef CHESS S660 1 N- WellSg gil Delorzg TCI, nsman gether welry, imong clubs Hd an f the Adams: MAGIC CLUB. First row: R. Engel, B. Schabler, N. Daslitz, D. J. Morelyg Third row: Mr. Kubit, M. Terrell, J. Smith, G. Cowley, Coates, F. Boyd, President R. Madden, Secretary L. Sablosky, D. Goodman, N. Blickman. Second row: G. Peirce, L. Gibson, D. Johnson, J. Shuff, J. Thomas, AGI CL B After Mr. Kubit gave instructions on the basic background for various magic routines, the members gained enough proficiency to perform for a profit. During the year the club members attended several magic conventions in Knoxville, Tennessee, Kokomo, and Evansville. At the close of the school year, the members took part in a magic contest at the Indianapolis Magicians' Club, where they competed for prizes. This first year of the Magic Club proved to be very successful and rewarding. CHESS CLUB. first row: D. Tiller, M. Roberts, S. Owen, M. Delottg Svcoml row: A. Tavel, P. Haberman, B. Berger, R. Izsak, N. NVells, Third row: R. Clark, R. Eilert, B. Blankertz, A. HESS CLUB Members of the Chess Club find this game to be a most fascinating and enjoyable activity. Under the guidance of Mr. Clayton, the members of this club were given the opportunity to learn the rules and fun- damentals of playing chess. Each player participates in one tournament a semester, the first being the Pyramid Tournament, the second the Ladder Tourna- ment. These thirty members became skilled in play- ing chess only by gaining experience and striving to become better players. Benedict, M. Sullivan, Mr. Clayton, M. Hilton, H. Sacks, S. Cox, G. Fox, M. Johnson, Davis, M. Arnold, D. Sidebottom, F. Schwab, S. Malles. l I 1 l 5 x Tb' ' - D. AND DEBATE CLUB. Fzrst ww. M. Jacobson, Domont, M- Wollor, J- Hinefr Cohem Second Tow: A. Fasola, S. Bernstein, Hittle, B- B0lD1I1etf, Mfg- Hooklo, D' Caine, B. Jakouvek, D. Frauman, B. Beineke, J. Dice. CO1 CL B The Coin Club, sponsored by Mr. Mendenhall, provides an entertaining and profitable hobby for its members. A better understanding of currency is gain- ed, and new additions are made to the personal collections of the numismatists. Interesting collections have been made and several rare coins were collected. This club provides an excellent oppor- tunity to learn to spend leisure time in an educational and rewarding way. Page thirty-two PEECH A D DEBATE CLUB The sixteen members of the Speech and Debate Club Spent the beginning of the year learning the fine points and fundamentals of debating and public speak- ing under the guidance of their sponsor, Mrs. Heckle, Since a wide-spread knowledge of the debated topic is necessary, the group has spent much time in the li- brary gaining information through research. Debates on the common market, juvenile delinquency, and the Cuban situation seemed to be the highlights of the year for these avid future orators. From Debate To ewin , co1N CLUB. First ww: L. Dglorr, S- Doloot, M- Sifolgggilai' Postlethwaite, J. Wilson, L. N3hml3SQ 5660115 WW: Mfwlliflms M? K. Undercoffer, G. Sherry, C. Tavel, il- Hone, N' 11 ' Winters, P. Williams, T. Goodhart, J. LYHU- V h - .1 if 4 i gli H. iii a 5, JS gl ig: E a 'i ' J-if ,T ,ik A , f, xfl , KX! Westlanf EW Th ' . , Iundaiiiililiilsoblegi h. el gllltlan iiin PM ofi Bri irnllfllidering rl madehlih i mg 1 l . GIRLS SERVICE CL B 1 llllg the Public Mrs. I Debate C fbated me in rch iepcyx and 'llshrs of ewing, M. Stollcin, l. Mr. Mendenhall, N. Williams, ll. visa, . ,j se 1- T., ,l,,', eif,J'f'?f . me .5 .1 an u -, , 4. w w, I l ' ,,, ,:. .uv .ff def ? B c'?j gi new i l e i 3 1 l X ai f f at X in va X is 'five Ai' ff. My Y , N Yinbmfu ,Mimi Q , 2 I fs., xl . f,..- - sz f f . -.f-al' Westlane Has A Club or BWI G CL The main objective of the Sewing Club is to learn fundamentals and modern techniques of sewing. f Mrs. Muir, the girls have Under the guidance 0 chosen projects of their own interests, such as knit- ting, embroidering, and crocheting. Christmas gifts were made by the members, showing just how valuable the art of sewing really is. Mrs. Cartmel's service club is interested in doing good deeds for others. Field trips have been taken, holida decorations were made, and tra favors were I by l 0 y I distributed to hospital patients. These girls have gained great personal satisfaction in doing an excel- lent 'ob of hel in and cheerin others less fortunate. J P 3 . g GIRLS SERVICE CLUB. First row: D. Everett, S. Lowe, L. Quin, S. Rhodes, E. Blaszkiewicz, O. Seay, Second raw: C. Braund L. Lynch, J. Weissman, N. Sullivan, S. Welsh, C. Sambergg Third 1'07,Ut M. Robinson, D. Ryan, B. Smock, S. Jones L. Stackhouse, M. Stander, L. O'Brieng Fourth row: L. Barber D. Rutan, S. Corbin, P. Storms, Mrs. Cartmel, M. Nall, L Jones, C. Clouse. ver Interest SEWING CLUB. First row at machines: P. Howell, B. Einstandig S. Copenhaver, C. Weddle, S. Darring, B. Smith, B. Samms, D Yeary, C. Bacon, N. Norman, B. Leland, A. Irvin, J. Spilman K. Swanson, L. Wallberg, J. Wagner, J. Ransom, B. Ruch, B Frejieg Seated at table: S. Parker, S. Hollis, K. Graff, C. Alig A. Burris, D. Smith, Mrs. Muir. Page thirty-three ! CHEF CLUB. First row: M. Binegar, G. Sanderson, H. Gollar, L. Holsworthg SN01111 row: R. Goecker, G. Patton, Tbirfl row: B. Breedlove. G. Nicoloff, J. Eddy, W. Salgalowg Fourfla row: M. LEATHERCRAFT CL B Leathercraft, the oldest industry in the world, is enjoyed by many students at Westlane. Under the guidance of Mr. Ufkes, the members learned this ancient art of leather carving, making it a profitable hobby. Some of the projects of the club included designing and making comb cases, coin purses, key cases, belts, and billfolds. During the year an exhibit in the showcase displayed the various tools needed for this art. At the school Open House a demonstra- tion was given showing the actual work involved in arriving at the finished project. No longer do mem- bers of this club have to purchase leather gifts. Be- cause of their great proficiency in leather goods Con- struction, they can produce their own handmade leather articles. LEATHERCRAFT CLUB. First row. B. Marr T L h , ' I 9 ' , A. Schonhiede, M. Moreland, H. McLemore, J. Davis, T.eCn:f:ij3bell Fishman, KI. Ardelean, Mrs. Shockley, K. Goldstein, D. Fatout, D. Anderson, Hampshire. HEP CLUB Consisting of fifteen members, the Chef Club has been involved in making such delectable taste treats as Swanky Frankiesu and other delicacies keyed to the impeccable tastes of the future gourmets. With the help of Mrs. Shockley, Westlane may soon boast of its fine corps of outstanding chefs, proving that women don't completely dominate the culinary art. Man grae T hat Mr. Ufkes, R. Marcum, S. Grant, C. Nickson, C- Gram' -l' Hochman, R. Christenson. f 2 2 +1 , .www ' - it 7 -Q I Q I Ax ?' F r EL CLUB. 1 MOD , William Smith. l , I Bradford, L' Smit I. Beeson, M- Va' Mi Ships, plan Youll find tl construction i sored by Mr. Clubs C' DYk Madge emai B. Hnan, Q ..., .3 D - FHIOUI, f Club has taste treat, Leyed tothe With the boast of its :hat women TI. hal C, Grant l- MODEL CLUB. First row: M. Parinello, G. Salge, C. Hard, G. Smith, J. Williams, Second row: D. Risdon, J. Lippincott, D. Bradford, L. Smith, S. Smith, Third row: J. Wohlstadter, S. Allen, j. Beeson, M. Van Westrum, F. Nowlingg Fourth row: H. Deich, ODEL CLUBS Ships, planes, dinosaurs, rockets-take your pick. L. Bowman, J. Rubenstein, B. Blue, D. Sachs, Fifth row: T. Pelton, D. Kincaid, D. Bowman, C. Leigh, S. Sample, Sixth row: J. Clark, R. Hult, B. Shook, M. Baldwin, J. Greenburgg Seventh row: D. Larman, R. McComb, T. Waldman, Mr. Hartman. engaged this year constructing their own miniatures. In a display that was given at the open house, the You'll find them all, and more, in various stages of yea,-'S Projects were Shown by the members, These C0H5U'UCti011i11 the Model Club- The 'CWC Clubs, SP011' clubs provided rewarding methods of spending leisure sored by Mr. Grabbe and Mr. Hartman, were busily time, MODEL CLUB. First row: D. Nowling, B. Borland, J. Lodsdon, J. Daran, D. Marks, J. Hickey, P. McCord, Fourth row: Mr C. Dykema, B. Houseg Second row: M. Mitchell, K. Williams, G. Grabbe, H. Reiser, M. O'Brien, T. Huston, G. Mayer, Fifth row MacLennan, G. Person, K. Grietshowg Third 1'0w: T. Niesse, G. Wells, D. Browning, F. Zeener, C. Warley. ...qgwg-.1 zrst row A Ohse R Schwartz Lee, Third row: J. Guy, A. Roth, J. Lookabill, T. Cogshall, D. Ponder J McMurtrie S Boyd I Dorman Sczoml 1010 D Lilly Kolsti, C. Phillipsg Fourih row: Scofield, P. Prcsnoplcs, N, S Bobcr T Englehart C Kattcrjohn S David C KautL B Steinmeier, E. Stickle, Woywood, D. Strong, Mrs. Bryan. Skits, charades, and plays are just a few of the varied endeavors of the Seventh Grade Dramatics Clubs. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Cripe, the two drama clubs collaborated to pre- sent a special convocation play, No Time for Skirts. Club members not involved in this play strived for greater skill in dramatic expression, presenting one-act plays for their own enjoyment. Through these activities, members learned many profitable acting techniques. DRAMATICS CLUB I' i E ' R. Bloom L C in 'ow Osfenpcnko C Scott S Boardman, M. Caesar, C. Skipwithg Third row: Mrs. Cripe, ones oxen S Fisher S Ferris Second row McDowell, F. Lederman, C. Burnett, G. Gresham, S- Gansf M' ml HYCS Gray, E. Farmer. DRAMATIC5 ' j, Foster, 5. Krieger, SNOIIA EI Perfectirr formances 1 of the Eigl Mrs. Potts, paring for only did rl dramatic p able expefi. DRAMATIC stem, Q, Sch l- Rubushg 3 Wadsworth, i' Cogshall. D. Presnoplgg, NI iS. Bryan- few of the Dramaties Bryan and ted to pre- for Skirts. strived for ing Ont-HCI Jugh these nble acting rs. CriPf' R' S, Gans, DRAMATICS CLUB. First row: W. Sandler, P. Smith, C. Kahn, S. Weiss, L. Stoner, P. Engel, C. Bohard, S. Thompson, Third row: J. Foster, S. Fruits, J. Puschek, B. Bound, C. Cannon, E. M. Meginnis, K. Wolfram, S. Gangstad, Mrs. Potts, T. Mashaw, C. Krieger, Seroml row: S. Davis, S. Leopold, C. Bixler, B. Weil, Roth, D. Bailey. EIGHTH GRADE DRA TICS Perfecting their acting abilities through the per- formances of various skits and plays was a main goal of the Eighth Grade Dramatics Club. Sponsored by Mrs. Potts, the group spent most of the year pre- paring for the eighth grade convocation play. Not only did this club afford the opportunities to gather dramatic proficiency, but also provided many enjoy- able experiences. DRAMATICS CLUB. First row: B. Simon, E. Engel, D. Ruben- stein, C. Schaeffer, K. Mommer, S. Shultz, J. Coale, C. McTaggert, .l- RUbUSl13 Svvoml TOIUI R. Vollrath, C. Hardville, P. Skinner, A. NVadsworth, P. Reilly, R. Verplank, M. Schmoll, V. Melton, NI TH CR DE l DRA ATIC Dramatic expression and stage structures take on new and significant meanings to members of the Ninth Grade Drarnatics Club. Sponsored by Mrs. Newman, the group devoted much of its time pre- paring for the ninth grade convocation play. By per- forming in various plays and skits, members of this club became better acquainted with the techniques of acting, making this a profitable year for everyone. S. Theising, P. Curry, Third row: B. McDowell, J. Haggard, D. Cantor, A. Palmer, T. Clayton, C. Hinkley, S. Schwartz, S. Robertson, D. Amos, N. Robinson, Mrs. Newman. . . K J iggxyl - - CONCERT CHOIR. First row: A. Fogle, G. Stahlhuth, C. Ramaker, A. Slater, Fehsenfeld, H. Miller, Braun, B. Helms, J. Domont, Mrs. Kern, F. Bodwell, C. Evans, S. Sternberger, E. Baurer, R. Trattner, E. Cohen, Brunelle, B. Burns, Kempler, D. Nagey, J. Sopherg Second row: C. Ward, D. Donie, B. Young, S. Kahn, P. O'Bryant, Hooker, S. Perkins, P. Williains B. Browning, D. Lawton, D. Rohn, O. Philyaw, L. Dawson, R. 9 CO CERT CHOIR Members of the Concert Choir are given many op- portunities for advancement in the field of music. A performance for the Triangle Club Style Show, the State Organization Contest, exchange convocations, and the Choir and Orchestra Program were just a few of the varied activities of this active group, sponsored by Mrs. Kern. Not only did the members learn ad- vanced choralitechniques, but they also spent many enjoyable hours singing both in rehearsal and perform- ances. The Choir and Orchestra Program ended a busy and most rewarding year for these avid singers. STRING ORCHESTRA. First row: C. Smock, D. Rohn, D. Glanzman, N. Tindal, J. Lee, L. Jacks, S. Brown, M. Leslie, D. Agriostathes, B. Siegrist, C. Bose, Second row: S. Nicely, S. Leff, J. Grosskopf, J. Snyder, M. Blieden, J. Russ, P. Lockwood, Martin, C. Larman, G. Levine, Third 7'0'lUZ L. Starr, M. Kepner K. Sparrenberger, Payne, SI. Vfheeler, Lancet, R. Fox, D Efthim, T. Freeman, J. Johnson, M. Glick, K. Manders, D. Hogle, L. Parrish, S. Slossong F01l'l'fb row: K. Elliott, L. Ramey, R. Hart, J. Quackenbush, J. Samuelson, C. Plzak, D. Duncan, J. Cranell, T Snow, R. Dodson, L. Ewell, B. Greenberg, C. Dunlap, H. Brody 1 TR G ORCHE TRA The String Orchestra, under the leadership of Mr. Penwell, had an active season of concerts and convo- cations. Accompanied by the choir, they had their Spring Concert, while earlier in the year, they played at the Christmas program. In their fourth year, the String Orchestra has improved in to an organization capable of producing many fine musical performances. Butz, V. Person, Tbirzl row: K. Holmes, M. Goodman, P. Blaker, S. Gans, McAloon, L. Johnston, E. Aiman, E- GCOFSCQ S' Parker, J- Habig, R. Neidernhoffer, D. Goodman, Sfamlmg: if H IV L. Trvel, l- KTDEM l,1Wl0ll1 B' He m i TheBoys,Cl1r has provided us Christmas convo for displaying colorful vests, Westlane ma Quartet. This Mrs. Kern, has Io our musical QIRLS' CHORU lg Elliorr, pl s N- Rillllnson, R M. Leff, C. I-Iamaker, J. Kempler, D. Rohrmann, P. Paul, A. -has Fourflo row: F. Bodwell, D. McAloon, J. Johnston, Mr. Penwell- umerl R- Bsil ' Staff. M. Ke , -ancetr R. FOXPHE Mander, D Hill L. 1, ' if nc Ramelr R- Hair any Cranfll y Dunlap, H. Etsy STR!-i rdership of Mr, rts and convo- they had their ar, they playri rurth year, Ihr n organization . performances, Blaler, dman, P- V E, Georgfr 5- rmang Sirrrriirrgz my Mr- Penwelli r BOYS' CHORUS. L. Tavel, Kem T kb B White G Everhart J. Scofield, D. First row: R. Fobes, B. White, J. Aronstam, Browning, D. ew s ury, . , . , pler, R Martin, S. Sternberger, C. Evans, D. Strong, D. Rohn, Mrs. Kern, C. Larman, O. Philyaw, L. Dawson, Lawton, B. Helms, Domont, F. Bodwellg Second row: B. D. Efthin, T. Freeman, Cranell, D. Duncan, J. Johnston. Westlaneys Sound of Music HORUS S The Boys' Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Kern, has provided us with several enjoyable programs. The Christmas convocation gave the appropriate atmosphere for displaying not only their voices, but also their colorful vests. Westlane may now boast of its fine Barbershop Quartet. This newly formed ensemble, sponsored by Mrs. Kern, has proved to be a most welcome addition to our musical family. GIRLS' CHORUS. Firsf row: J. Sexon, F. Bailey, Samuelson, K. Elliott, P. Wfilliams, M. Kepner, L. Starr, Mrs. Kern, D. Hunter, R. Beilach, M. Hunter, S. Keller, D. Hall, G. Levine, N. Robinson, R. Hart, Sccoml row: C. Shuba, K. Shipley, D. Not to be outdone by the boys, the freshman girls, under the guidance of Mrs. Kern, have organized their own chorus. Concerts were an important part of their musical endeavors, while practicing for the Christmas convocation demanded a greater portion of their time. When not practicing or performing, the girls added to their musical knowledge by learning new songs and singing techniques. Mayfield, K. Krause, A. Faircloth, C. Kuhn, L. Shuey, K. Mommer, L. Clark, C. McTaggert, R. Vollrath, C. Carr, B. Ziffrin, S. Rich, C. Rich. . W.. . V .pl .. Z V - fr: . .-: s - Q -. .f . , . H s 3 X ff , is H5 X, K Q . .. ,,, . Q , , Q J , Q .1 , sg - X S gf .f 035535. f 2 f as . . . s -' 4 ' -Q: A' - . Q- . f - . ? , sg, - ? ' . - ef , 1 1. A'-.?-1. 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'E . . 4' Q F, Q we s we ..s ..... 'L . 9 3 , V . 55 5 e r f , Tai?- . , X, . ,T f f f'.,.fg1-,f 4. uf f, r ' 3151 43.3 fri, fj 3513.-,EL ' r5f4r4:v.e+q A-.fax W . S ' X CONCERT BAND. First row: M. Martin, N. Mockler, Y. Schutte, L. Stamp, N. Swenson, L. Wallberg, L. Main, S. Owens, M. Waller, J. Bumps, Herrick, R. Hall, B. Grosskopfg Secoml row: M. Gorrell, S. Dickey, V. Short, S. Lockwood, A. Foust, J. Hooker, Mathews, P. Kaameraad, G. Wallberg, Nichols, J. Bauman, D. Jackson, B. Kirkley, L. Ewell, B. Meyers, M. Sprecher, S. Nice, J. Hittle, D. Russell, J. Walker, Third rmv: S Jackson, B. Flickenger, D. Maurer, S. Dykema, K. Smart B. Newman, P. Scott, J. Sturman, G. Freije, B. Kuhn, R Shirley, S. Dunn, J. Parrish, P. Kirles, G. Raikos, M. Stokes, D. Strauss, J. Whitlock, J. Weber, G. Gabbard, T. Corbett, S. 3 INTERMEDIATE BAND. First row: T. Newman, K. Wolf, D. Allen, S. Grant, D. Urbain, B. Whitinger, D. Hunter, D. Lankfordg Fozirtb row: B. Greenberg, C. Wills, P. Kunz, S. Emricli, J. Lawton, P. Jarvis, D. Wisely, D. Krueger, S. Paul, S. Leggett, K. Kerns, G. Gaalema, B. Thompson, P. McGl:1sson, T. Gronau, B. Clutter, B. Brown, M. Daniels, Murphy, C. Svendson, C. Mather, R. Carrott, Reynolds, B. Hansel, L. Fagg, J. Lerman, F. Sipe, S. Porter, E. Hollander, S. Fishman, R. Pearson, J. Hultg Fifth row: S. Himes, C. Dykema, M. Berkowitz, G. Miller, V. Bareither, D. Todd, G. Prah, J. Stradling, P. Scott, D. Houk, S. Litten, L. Runciman, S. Rhodes, Mr. Laswell, Mr. Spilly. Tindal, R. Bibbs, S. Stultz, B. Thomas, J. Lee, D. Tewksbury, M i 4 DANCE BAND. 1, G. Raikos, li. lierns raw: D. Urbain, B. BAND OFFICERS. dent D. Strauss, 5, Dixon, J. Turner, D. Hanna, B. Allen, J. York, D. Morris P. Elliott, Dykemag Second row: D. Franks, L. Baker, K Murphy, A. Tharp, N. Lipkin, S. Petersen, D. Langfitt, P Swenson, C. Clutter, G. McIntyre, D. Singleton, H. Ervin, D Julian, D. Main, M. Brown, Third row: R. Lazar, P. Boyles R. Grissom, S. Parker, Si. Reuter, J. Vawter, L. Ray, K. McKinney B. May, G. Gaalema, M. Smart, J. Morton, K. Undercoffer, V Q ! 3 S. Claycombe, S. Scott, F. Gillaspie, L. Armold, M. Schillen, S. Dungan, G. Hutchinson, D. Orr, Folzrlb row: K. Welch, S. Weir, S. Miller, C. Monical, P. Karau, L. Haniton, L. Mogg, A. Katz, D. Lawton, G. Wolf, M. Bloom, B. Grant, B. Grant, S. Goldstein, J. Fortune, M. Bledsoe, R. Hough, W. Melton? Stamliugz K. Tiffin, J. Lindquist, Mr. Laswell, Mr. Spilly- fi? H hd . f Qi D- Hunter, D, ills, P. Kunz,5 7098913 S. Prul,S U, P. lllciilassor , I. Murpl1y,C, . Hansel, L Frgg, S. Fishman, R, ua, M. Berlrowiiz, J. Stradling, P. des, Mr. Laswrll. D. Tewlrsburyi l 2 1 .. ..,..,.,, DANCE BAND. First row: M. Gorrell, Thompson, P. Kirles, J. Weber, Tbirrl row: D. Todd, P. Scott, F. Sipe, R. Pearson, J. G. Raikos, K. Kerns, T. Gronau, B. Kirtley, S. Litteng Second Hult, G. Hollander, B. Stickle, S. Rhodes, L. Runciman, G. row: D. Urbain, B. Clutter, D. Strauss, M. Stokes, G. Gabbard, Miller. BAND OFFICERS. Treasurer Hult, Historian V. Short, Presi- dent D. Strauss, Secretary M. Martin, Vice-president B. Stickle. M. Schillerlil Welch, Si Wflli Mogg, A. Kim B. Grant, 5. ,, W, Melton! Mr. spilli- .,., V - 'ffl i WE TLA E BANDS Proficiency in instrumental music has gained the above students membership in the Westlane Concert Band. This band affords its members the opportunity to gain greater knowledge and familiarity of their various instruments, stressing techniques for the im- provement of their talents. During the year our band entered the state music contests, and staged several concerts with other schools. The Concert Band is the instrumental nucleus from which other bands are if ? 1, it formed. Membership in the Intermediate step toward becoming a member of As musical ability improves, some are promoted to the Concert Band. convocations are just a few of the our Intermediate Band. As you can see, amid concerts Band is the first the Concert Band. of these members Band contests and many activities of and convocations, Wfestlaneis Concert and Intermediate Bands have had a very enjoyable and rewarding season. More freedom, relaxation, and the encouragement of individual musical expression are just a few of the many rewards gained in playing in the Dance Band. Playing for convocations and exchange programs were two of the main projects of the year. Under the guidance of Mr. Laswell, the members have found Dance Band sessions instructional as well as a pleasant diversion from other daily activities. Page forty-one -'vnu-inf sud' J, his f 2 f f Z f-,' ff H90 ' M,,,f,f x sf ,- -9 Q .-ta' 'K ku: H- r s -1-.n TA'-A--:.x-'ww f, ,, 3 at Q iii id! ' F , ly V ' w iv 5570! i x PORT It isn't the fact that you have Won That will make you stand ahead. It,s the spirit and principle with which things are done That will make you the leaders, not those who are led. Page forty-three 'L-zz: fx - fe... , .. --wr 1-N-.fvv--., Q --- -.--, ,.,,, ' ' ' ' - -Nfvv-1-Ar-ua.'-gax'.'g'..g-, -gre. Q. W-, He- A . Banana' . -X . - ' .TTT f1 ' j ' 7' ,--. ----1.f7f:'fF'If 'F'T?15'i?3'B 'fg'f?1'i?NJ-P1'1-+1?ei+v:f-'-':imif -V- -, 1. .. , , .' . . . 'Z ,' '-,f- -Q ' Af 'V' , '---.' -' .1 . 4 N A . , X . HSS , ? 8 sew N 1 N is 41 , f 2 .gg so ff X ef' F' ff :Clif M Ilru X .,.e ff k 3 -I W ' fi ' W 1:,:, , K -A z l .,, .,,. 'h- -.5 1 -fe., R ffif- v,.,. ,...,. A.,.... , ,1.: . ,. --:- 5.:n ,.,- f wif V ,f,- 3-gi H -- 5 , 1 I., ,,:: e 5 VA :' . 1'1 , r asa .r .h a . he i , ,A:. di V I Alqllv a 5 f rsee as , . .. ..a 5 .ff ' T + . .,.. , , ,::,1..., . Q FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM. First 1'0'lU2 B. Holstein, K. Parker, Noel, P. Reilly, R. Fatout, R. Stickle, E. Mann, Walkup, G. Miller, G. Gaalema, G. Patton, J. Martin, T. Cory, R. Clutterg Fourth row: J. Crannell, E. Hollander, J. Reinhardt, Second row: J. Bunton, S. Pruett, D. Oberholster, B. Richards, J. Terrell, L. Willinan, R. Clark. S. Jackson, J. Hittleton, R. Griffin, R. Verplankg Tbirzl row: R. Freshmen Record A Vietorio us Season The Wfestlane freshman football squad played a difficult but successful season, losing only two games and winning five. Under the coaching of Mr. Keith Weesner, the players Worked hard and consequently improved greatly in skill. This, coupled with their Feminine Frolic display of good sportsmanship, resulted in a team both feared and respected by rival schools. Although there were some outstanding players, Mr. Weesner paid a high tribute to the team when he said that all members would have to be considered best, Pass Perfect? Boys Gail The seventh and 6 den season with two henhow, coach, and l sueeeeded in developi hue also good sports SEVENTH AND EIGH Wifi S. Cox, G. Wallher Perhins, F. llodwell, C, I Snood row: D. Tewhsl l- Cohen, ll. Staines awson, lenglorz, L, D ' I ' ',V, . ,l lu E. Mann, Reinhardt, sam both yers, Mr. fi he said 1 best . -me 'Z i A, gil Tackle or Touchdown? in Valuable Ex eric-ance Boys Ga p The seventh and eighth grade football boys ended their season with two wins and three losses. Mr. Larry Benbow, coach, and Mr. John Hobson, assistant coach, succeeded in developing not only improved techniques but also good sportsmanship. These lessons proved to SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM. Firsf row: S. Cox, G. Wallberg, P. Thompson, S. Goodwin, T. Snow, B. Perkins, F. Bodwell, C. Larason, M. Vance, A. Fasola, D. Cogshallg Second row: D. Tewksbury, M. Ricsen, P. Nefouse, M. Hixon, J- Cohen, R. Staines, Thomas, B. Wente, Bromley, L. Lfmglofl, L. Dawson, R. Small, Third row: Mr. Benbow, be valuable this year but even more important, they should enable the eighth graders to have a winning ninth grade team in 1963 and the seventh graders to contribute even more as they play their second year. R. Blanchard, R. Martin, T. Brcam, J. Weber, B. Helms, Greenberg, T. Schroder, S. Berney, D. Rust, S. Alderman, Fourlb row: Mr. Hobson, T. Davis, F. Gillaspie, D. Lawton, K. Drummond, J. Lindquist, S. Allen, F. Boger, W. Grant, R. Grant, T. DeLang. I Jil W .,,?,-sq , A .A X 'M Cioeerleadel s isplay pirit NINTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS. First VOIUZ Y. Shutte, P. Wernerg Second row: J. Jennings, M. Raberg Third row: B. Lindquist, S. Deckman. EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS. Firsi row: A. Bauer, C. Davisg Second row: A. Holloway, J. Wolf, Third 'row: K. Leander, D. Roberts. These enthusiastic girls are the 1962-63 cheerleaders. They have worked hard all year, not only on the hardwood floor but also in their school work as all the girls maintained average or above grades. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Jung, they added color and sparkle to our cheers and encouraged the teams to victory. The ninth grade cheerleaders presented the skit, Wildcats Grufff' along with some of the team mem- bers. The girls worked vigorously at both pep sessions and games. Both seventh and eighth grade cheerleaders were also effective leaders at rallies and games. Most of them hope to continue next year. Their vitality was con- tagious and was appreciated by both players and crowds. SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS. First row: E. Lennox, B. Mewhinneyg Second row: P. Swenson, N. McClain, Tbird VOWI C. Hill, C. Jardine. uusrrulu BASK1 Terrell, T- COLYJ Sm-man, W1lSl9 Although the basketball team e of seven wins an valuable experien capable leadershi manship and sk ln addition freshman team Verplanlr was t before his illn Terrell's skill il I0 Play all bu rnembers of th 15 proud of S-T-R-R-err .W dm- Shutre, pl li mul: Bl Bauer C ow eer ea ers On I9 mr a a 5 Un er g 01' HH teams I0 te S l am mem SCSSIOH WCIC 3 0 WHS C er 3Il nv' 'QS- FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM. First row: R. Kiovsky, J. Gaalemag Third 'rowz Mr. Hobson, Mr. Kauffman, W. Engleman Terrell, T. Cory, R. Verplank, G. Patton, Second row: J. J. Martin, R. Svendsen, R. Lillie, Mr. Abel. Sturman K Wilsted R Griffin S Talesnick P enkins G Although the thirteen members of the freshman basketball team ended the 1962 63 season with a record of seven wins and ten losses each of the players gained valuable experience for the future Under Mr Hobson s capable leadership the team demonstrated good sports manship and skil In addition to a good attitude and spirit, the freshman team had several outstanding players Rick Verplank was the overall high scorer, but Steve Hardy before his illness, had earned the most points m Terrells skill in scoring and rebounding enabled him to play all but two quarters However all of the members of the team played their best, and Westlane is proud of its freshmen team STRRETCH Freshmen Exon' E ort Take It Away' -f il 1 Vertical vitality ,, W5 ,ugh Royal resistance The eighth grade basketball team, coached by Mr. Terry Hudson, had a very successful season, Winning eight games and losing only five. The boys enjoyed the activity and, in addition to a demonstration of skill and ability, they exhibited good sportsmanship. Among the letter winners were Mike Riesin, jim Hickey, Tom Sutton, and Jim Goldstein. Other letter winners, whose enthusiasm and determination sparked many victories, were Paul Nefouse, Pete Thompson, Frank Bodwell, and Tom Scott. Eighth Grade Posts cz Successful Season EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM. First row: B. Abrams, Third row: Mr. Hudson, K. Harshman, F. Bodwell, P. Thompson, M. Ricsin, P. Nefouse, R. Staines, M. Aycockg Secoml row: T. G. Walkup, R. McComb, T. Sutton, R. Pulliam. Bream, J. Hickey, J. Goldstein, B. XVente, L. Dawson, D. Rust, SEVENTH GR' TEAM, Flrst Overmzms W1 l Ml Sghornsrems oml V0Wf R' C, XVorlCY, I Bliekman, T- W R, Mason! Tb' denliall, F- Gaalema, M- 5 D, Ncster, C. I4 mias, J. Clark. 8128114 Although 1 the patient c. the 1962-6 3 the season W: all occasions, experience th Progress si lacls of lieiglil PWHCQ shou a g00fl attitu Seventh coached by My, season, winning re boys enjoyed emonstration of sportsmanship. ke Riesin, jim n. Other letter ination sparked ete Thompson, rr, ra Th0mP50lf SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM. First row: M. Vance, S. Overman, W. Wriglit, T. Schrader, M. Schornstein, T. Fortuneg Sec ond row: R. Fobes, R. Martin C. Worley, D. Tewksbury, N Blickman, T. Woywood, D. Moore R. Masong Third row: Mr. Men- denhall, F. Postlethwaite, G Gaalema, M. Stolkin, Hickey, D. Nester, C. Katterjohn, L. Nah- mias, Clark. everzth Graders Exhibit Spirit Although the seventh grade basketball team, under the patient coaching of Mr. Paul Mendenhall, finished the 1962-63 season with one victory and nine defeats, the season was still profitable. The boys exhibited, on all occasions, fine sportsmanship and enthusiasm. The experience they gained Was most valuable and their progress significant. Their greatest problem Was a lack of height, but a year's growth plus a year's ex- perience should result in a team possessing not only a good attitude but also much improved ability. Seventh Grade Squabble Def t Determination ff? i ii an P CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. First row: C. Bose, K. Wilsted, M. Haggerty, R. Lawton, Sccoml row: W. Barclay, P. Jenkins, M. Wright, Mr. Hudson. Cross Country Team Scores Victories The cross country team's excellent 1962 record was the result of daily practice in all kinds of weather and the outstanding coaching of Mr. Hudson. The team's skill and endurance enabled them to place second in the county, third in the Broad Ripple In- vitational, and fifth out of twenty-four teams in FRESHMAN WRESTLING TEAM. Clzreshman wrestlers exhibit a wrestling hold for Mr. Teboe.J First row: R. Lawton, Mr. Allen Tcboe, C. Bose, Svcoml row: D. Oberholtzer, V. Beasley, j. Carr, S. Reynolds, B. Richards, R. Boyd, S. Jackson, Third row: X. , - sf. SEVENTH j. Quillen, Weiss, C. l M. Ornald, Wesz The fr Tehoe, e 1962-63 pinning This yea earned t The l meet ni Wrestler that the The S1 55' Mr. ig L 1 which reqlliffi he cleterniinafiflfl you, Westlane I5 country team. , For Hollandffill R L' Willlmnv ' SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE WRESTLERS. First row: J. Quillen, J. Bromley, Second row: N. Rudman, R. Small, J. Weiss, C. Evans, M. Daniels, P. Tolson, T. Pagel, J. Thomson, M. Ornald, J. Davis, J. Clark, B. Abrams, L. Nahmias, Mr. Allen Teboe, Tbirft row: I. Thomas, T. Waldman, J. Zener, S. Goodwin, R. Culp, D. Gogshall, D. Browning, G. Walkup, T. Snow, J. Wolilstadter, D. Houck, D. Huffman, C. Wliitfield, B. Hoffman. Westtorte Wrestlers Good Representatives The freshman wrestling team, coached by Mr. Allen Teboe, earned a respectable 5-4 record during the 1962-63 season. Most of the wrestlers succeeded in pinning their opponents and started the season well. This year there were seven returning lettermen who earned their second award. The freshman team placed eighth in the county meet out of thirteen teams, and our outstanding wrestler was Pete Reilly. Their record, however, proves that the entire team performed well on all occasions. The seventh and eighth grade wrestlers, also coached by Mr. Teboe, had a very successful season with six This is Practice? wins and two defeats. They placed sixth out of seventeen teams in the county meet, and their out- standing wrestler was Larry Nahmias. Several other boys placed in the meets, too. Most of the boys were inexperienced at the beginning of the year but gained much skill during their daily practices. This year there were sixteen lettermen. After such a victorious season, most of the boys plan to continue next year, even though the eighth graders who enjoyed participating in both wrestling and basketball this year will now have to make a choice between the two. WG? g. xr News FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM. First Row: M. Haggerty, L. Bowman, R. Verplank, D. Fatout, G. Gabbardg Ser-om! Row: B. Cruikshank, S. Butz, R. Lawton, C. Bose, B. Stickle, J. Martin, Third Row: D. Thomas, G. Bauman, S. Klingenberger, M. Mandara, K. Walkup, D. Duncang Fourth Row: Mr. Allen Teboe, Mr. Keith Weesner, T. Barclay, Terrell, E. Mann. Une of the first signs of spring at Westlane is the practicing of the track teams. The freshman coaching staff, Mr. Weesner and Mr. Teboe, and the seventh and eighth grade coach, Mr. Mendenhall, put their prospective team members to work as soon as the first robin was sighted. The track season was greeted with much enthusiasm by the boys, and after preliminary work-outs, the Seventh and Eighth Grade Track Team. Nefouse P. Staines R. Blume M. Walkup G. Wallberg G. Irvin H. Quillen J. Eogle N. Wright W. Bariether V. Helms B. Martin R. Evans C. Johnson M. Sherry G. Darring Cockerille P. Huffman D. Bromley J. Stradling Hansel B. -J A .A 'Tl f' X 1 7'T'1' TTT TTT pring Sports Encounter 1963 teams were organized. Long hours of practice followed, preparing the teams to meet an exciting schedule of events. In the first meet of the season, the Ben Davis Invitational, the freshman team scored an impressive victory: Westlane 605 Ben Davis 3225 Perry East 252, Fulton 18. Both Rick Verplank and Ted Wood succeeded in breaking school records in this meet. Baseball hopefuls practice long hours. C L Entlili turned , Hudson by pitch and 1112.6 most dll Mr' C players, Successfl with 501, freshmaf goal F0 Clayton but also by his I Some lenged V view, 21 The si competit and Law tinually Ent. G- Baugh field, T, Gaalema: outfield Patron: Second V: B. Cruiiisiianl, clara, li. Walltup, ounter rs of practice -t an exciting he BCH Dails an imP1'CS51VC 4- Perry EN 'iii Ted Wd this meer. long hours. ASEB LL Enthusiastic Westlane seventh and eighth graders turned out in great numbers, eager to make Mr. Hudson's 1963 baseball team. The abilities displayed by pitchers, infielders, and outfielders were outstanding and made the coach's job of selection and elimination most difficult. Mr. Clayton, freshman coach, also met many eager players, several of whom were members of last year's successful seventh and eighth grade team. Therefore, with some experience, plus the memory of last year's freshman record of nine victories and one defeat as a goal to better, the members worked industriously. Mr. Clayton was pleased, not only by the interest shown, but also by the varied talents and abilities displayed by his players. Some of the teams that the freshman team chal- lenged were Eastwood, Perry East, Ben Davis, Wood- view, and Fulton. The seventh and eighth grade team met the expert competition of Noblesville, Perry Central, Eastwood, and Lawrence Central. Both teams had practiced con- tinually and were ready for the challengers. Enthusiastic upport FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM G. Baugh: second base, outfield, D. Bowman: second base, out- field, T. Cory: first base, Ferguson: first base, outfield, G. Gaalema: third base, pitcher, G. Gardner: outfield, R. Goecker: outfield, second base, pitcher, S. Hardy: pitcher, shortstop, D. Highmark: pitcher, outfield, Hittle: catcher, Hult: outfield, D. Oberholtzer: second base, D. Parker: outfield, G. Patton: catcher, P. Reilly: catcher, first base coach, S. Talesnick. second base, student manager. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE BASEBALL TEANI B. Abrams, F. Bodwell, S. Burney, M. Daniels, A. Fasola, B. Hackelman, Hickey, Jeffries, S. Overman, T. Pagel, M. Riesen, T. Scott, R. Small, T. Sulton, P. Thompson, student managers C. Singleton, and Thomas. , C . -so ,-, Y 1 , .fm-313:-.QQ'-I, iff t MSI Fi ti-'r fs -L lilfjfz v ' x 1 ff ff it Q I Formidable fielders frighten foes. . . .... .. ,. . . Ytlxfmxis Vi.-N L v X : L'.'I,.1, --.' t':i'.. I'E,,2'.-Zi ' ' ' -'-' s .f Q. . s 5 2: f' '- -.,:' i ,gg ' 4 s A Ns? X eats . me .-.- sa ...-..f.ie. . ,X it X is N W rg a 'f sjsssx 5 X . A., -A. X lractict - perfect pitching. . tr.. S QE .Ns if 4 FRESHMAN TENNIS TEAM. Firsi row: T. Phillips, T. Gronau, B. Lee, L. Tavelg Second row: R. Clark, M. Gorrell, J. Jay, Mr. Larry Benbow, S. Enkcma, M. Berger. Tennis The freshman tennis team, coached by Mr. Larry Benbovv, anticipated a demanding but rewarding 1963 season. The superior record of the 1962 team served as an inspiration, as the team and coach worked long hours. Under the watchful eyes of Mr. Benbow, who also participated in all warm-ups during practice, these boys spent much time after school and on weekends, preparing themselves for their full schedule of ten games. While the two leading players were Steve Enkerna and Bill Lee, each of the boys on the team repre- sented Westlane admirably. ix 1053345355 'Q Q 5 Ewa'-:Hel-A , Q. Q. U. .Q let. A 53?-ld-H-:-.'v6 'l'i'I'i'?sgi-A wh, :rin 'U 'Q 'ffaiiii-9 I lb' Tennis and Gabf Teams Face Challenging Seasons FRESHMAN GOLF TEAM. First row: Mr. Webb, N. Rhodes, G. Sherk, J. Thompson, P. Jenkins, T. Rhodes, B. Blankerrz. Page fifty-four EIGHTH GRADE GOLF TEAM. B. Jacobson, S. Frirsclmle, R. Goldstein, T. Bly, L. Hendricks, and J. Petticrew. Golf The 1963 freshman golf team, coached by Mr. Webb, met the season with high hopes and much eagerness, their goal-to perpetuate the unequaled freshman golf record of only one defeat in six years. Mr. Webb also coached a spirited, determined, and capable group of eighth grade golfers. These boys, of course, performed well, but they too are eager to continue, as freshmen, Westlane's long series of golf victories. When preparing for a match, the team members play nine holes three days a Week, on their home course, Greentree. Since a golf match is rarely post- poned because of weather, a successful player must possess not only skill but also strength and endurance. Greentree, the longest course in the state, enables the golfers to develop and perfect all of these attributes. Zrarlrr' LMIY mg 1963 ogelim served C W0l'kQd WOW, who also rf ' QCUQQ, these on Weekends ledule of tell Steve Enkema e team Fepfe. Face lson, S. Fritschle, R- micrew. coached W hopes and muf re the Uneqmkq efeaf in fm Ye? determuledx 'I 2 These b05'5S og . 0 are eagtf IES series of gm be mem the mm - hollif k on their s Zh is rarely Pun ol essful P duram E State, enambuh E these at 0 . 1 ' ' 1,,.v Page fifty-five f ' Mu WWZWV W Wwq-'S1? iv? ' W ,,::sfs.f:i52'-C:1:',1:-,Lv' 4:5-ua-.,f-f:ff. .-aa:-' + W . xx l ITV A ,3- -.Qs 1 'mf 21.15 R19 , X' 1 . : ' 'aft 1 52 ,I ar- 'z. K QQSEQ: hx . - 2:- '-s. '-' . x .wr i 2 X x X S xx X X Q Q' X X X, w sk i if ww QQ :X QQ X ix W S 3-2- X Q R Q Q x m N X X ii? X Q N K, x 3 5 X X 4 'S X x X 'Q X? X 5 SE Q 1 1 Page fifty-six -,'-'ffT,1'fri--'.---if-'-fr -,xi-'--f tb .-ff'-' '-2--17 -'ff-ff.-3:- A- - --.-: :.:.:1.-,:.1:: -- -Qs.. .f 4 'r v-rf:yr-rf,-H..--N-mfg,.--M..-....,. .,,..w-.-,.. .,,.,,,.. tx urvruffw, J! 22. Q Cx. M is S 'gez1zf':. 'fa 'X Qi:-2 1-' z f -1:1 X if N' ' 'TIE-5f'IQ'.N , N X ' ' it 'Nlgrnq :X ' .v . ,2- A4 ..,. xx lfisffzszz sw.. 'Q J U 2:22 szrrnr: xr-cm, Pix?-:'.5g5. :i, jx xg R Here We are! Remember all the times We gathered this way, to View with interest the stage? Throughout this book, however, our attention has been directed at Vfest- laners as a group. In this album section, no longer are we a group of facesg We become instead individuals-alone attract- ing all attention and interest. Page fifty-seven I ..Q-ma..'.- -- sits: . 1:-L-ezttacfarrfr-1-tw. '1-,-fi-ara-2LffTr1:m-24193-A-'?f4xi'L51'.22'3'sZ1.'3'Ewfi''521:?i-:5':ZrI:':21:Q21-i:izTfT'iii?5zLQF1Ja2,u,:..::f::,,::--mrrfl .. rfwfrhg-51-rafaxfiaf:-.:-2L15-1-.'.stu-:ip 14,1411 . 5. ,,,z.,,,,.,,5,-a .Al . .,. U ' 3'3E5?'i ' :E :WL . 352, r' f fgzt-Z ' 1 2 M-4?-if .- 112 .5-.f t ffj , fr ' sizj ' l H ,' 'a5t.,:-i:-.- .5 1 .gii 5 5 'gn-': 4522 31, L Qin? 2 91,115 1 'gif f I-.Zzf? IeEEi. f , a A I V:-Liv es E ,En -Z .. . . ,lI.,,,:,,.i ,gy .. . se . ,,,. , . .S , 2 5712 fi iii :-iSIi:,i'.jEIj Lj.:- '.4':f1w:1fI-kC5.I'I': .e'- sie-. 152:-sfvff se:-p-f,-qQ.- t N. 5 F a 1-1:-I , . , . 3 5253 V fs- E 111' E: 3--'Qi e a . tr ... K. ,gk f if Y ..: . . , . ,. 1.,f.A . , i K ,ia e ew 5 -1 ,5 e 'gg r ., t ' - 'fig 25.1 Q , , 3 Ha. , ff K 3 ,. . 1... gy T if 1 at X r . T tg Wai :X , gs, . ite, Y cz '23 it M Q 6 s ,H . . Mr. Russell Abel, Principal In his fourth year as principal of Westlane Mr. Russell Abel has been successful solving the problems of our temporarily over-crowded school. Mr. Abel's many exacting tasks include organizing the curriculum, reviewing textbooks, planning teachers, meetings, and working with the Triangle Club. These administrative responsibilities he performs with a great deal of ef- fectiveness, striving always to improve Westlane wherever possible. However, he has one regret. While his interest is always directed toward the students, his busy schedule prevents him from establishing the close, friendly relationship with the student body he would like to have. Nevertheless, we know that his sincere smile and dignified appearance will always be associated with our memories of Westlane. Administrators Work Success all to Make Westlane Run rnoothl Mr. Arnold Spilly, Vice-Principal Mr. Arnold Spilly is occupying the position of Vice- Principal of Westlane for his fourth consecutive year. Both students and teachers come in contact with Mr. Spilly every day. If we donit come to him for ad- mission passes in the mornings or meet with him in the cafeteria, we can always find Mr. Spilly smiling in the halls. Besides being responsible for attendance, discipline, and part of our curriculum, Mr. Spilly schedules classes for both teachers and students and directs our club programs. Mr. Spillyis fine super- vision and hard work certainly deserve our gratitude. Page fifty-eight offer.. as e -..,M,..-...QM ,. V, ,, l kg 'P'-i254 .iff .rio 'f f .f Q , .,,:,e.,-M.-.eva veg-.-,,,-:Q -1-r,.'...f,a3,e3 .- , -f: , 4: f , --ff ' , -sewrisfy, -ef:ffga:'Q:'1z1:f1 Q. f,,',fr4,:.,.f4g4a,.,WgWga,.e, f , .fa , - , MW, H 4 , set ,Q fT'f : t 'W ' WV . 1 :,,,,,.f,,,v . ,M I ,f f , gee, -f-ftaazlfga.sz,.:g5f--.rf f -iffeaa ffzf 41 ,-1 n ' fin F M. ' Leota Univers Buff . Dlvfodli SAI University, '. lidsvtfd C' i 9 te Teachers mrfl' Benbow suite Te2Cl'ef5 ine Boeflmanl ers College! B fl hn Bond CJounS6l0fi Bu hl.S. leunl' versiIYi BS' Esther Burr of Illino1S, All Carrn Teachers Colleg Verlyn E- -gl Civics and CM College, B-5-v lvl,S. Bryan' Anne lf- Ora L- Clevwu Central College, ers College, N Arthur Cle tion, Butler U Elizabeth A. C ville College, I Peggy D. Cow Teachers Collel Vernal Cripe- College, ll.S. Greeta Douglasi versity, A,B, vMary A. Doy Girls' Counselc of Nursing, R B.S-, M.A. lam? R- Gash versity, BS, William Goff, li0rmal Colleg sity, MIS Earl W. Grabb versity, AB., Virginia University l0hn illlillang arold Illdlilna K Nina M Ruth Cflllfge John L. Indiana lefsifv, Terrell Hanover Sltyl M Smeg fllv i Cifoerslt lllrais Illinois lor llna ,mi M. A. Yi 'f '-'U-' We -1'--1--' rf r' -' - . 1 :.s-,Reefs-1-fee,-f.-.-g ,--1-.ps Westlane Mr glthe Problem, lil, Mr.. Abelxs I C Curriculum meetings: Glllfl 5 administrative fat deal of ef, me Westlane E regret- lVliile lie students, his -Shing the close, body lie would that his sincere sys be associated eoolhl , ' ,515-fl 11.1 i sie Egg- , - .i, , on Il Z :,,1'v iz ' Vfklfii ,lv at .R isis 0 ee' iii- gg?- ifflf N, .s,,e s f .v, 1' ifiiieill f A si M 1 ,aff sf Qs sf .- .,' fe-fe . . 'fr'-io We-' f- filit. FACULTY Leota M. Anderson-Mathematics, Butler University, B.S. Dorothy S. Avels-English, Butler University, A.B. Edward C. Benbow-Biology, Ball State Teachers College, B.S. arry Benbow-Social Studies, Ball .State Teachers College, B.S. Lyle Boardman-Art, Ball State Teach- ers College, B.S., M.A. Iohn Bond-World I-Iistory, Boys' Counselor, Butler University, B.S., M.S. Jenny Bryan--English, Butler Uni- versity, B.S. Esther V. Burrin-Library, University of Illinois, A.B., B.S. Anne L. Carrmel-English, Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Verlyn E. Clark-Ancient History, Civics and Citizenship, Central Normal College, B.S., University of Oregon, M.S. Ora L. Clayton-Mathematics, Indiana Central College, A.B., Ball State Teach- ers College, M.A. Arthur J. Cleveland-Special Educa- tion, Butler University, B.S. Elizabeth A. Coffey-Science, Evans- ville College, B.A. Peggy D. Cowen-English, Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Vernal Cripe-English, Indiana State College, B.S. Greeta Douglass-Science, Indiana Uni- versity, A.B. Mary A. Doyle-Health and Safety, Girls' Counselor, St. Vincent's School of Nursing, R.N., Indiana University, B.S., M.A. James R. Gasho-English, Butler Uni- versity, B.S. William Goff-Mathematics, Central Normal College, B.S., Butler Univer- sity, M.S'. Earl W. Grabbe-Science, Indiana Uni- versity, A.B., M.S. Virginia I'Iaflich-English and Music, University of Louisville, B.M. john Hansman-Art and English, Indiana University, B.S. Harold K. Hartman-Social Studies, Indiana University, B.S. Nina M. Heckle-English, University of XVisconsin, B.S. Ruth I-Iess-Typing, Central Normal College, B.S. ,Iohn L. I-Iobson-I-Iealth and Safety, Indiana University, B.S., Stanford Uni- versity, M.A. Terrell G. I'Iudson-Social Studies, Hanover College, B.S., Butler Univer sity, M.S. james E. johnson-Biology, Purdue University, B.S. Cllrol Jung-Physical Education. Val- paraiso University, B.S.. Northern Illinois University, MS, Joanna M. Kern-Music, Indiana Uni- versity, B,P.S.M. ' -0- xl.-- 11am-Ai:-4s'1::,lic1qA 'l Y'! 1l Amwa- s s. as i x ,X I, , ,Q ... 73 ma.: 5 s e . 5 ' -:A''fsatv-:f.rss'--ez:':-1.-:,- zzf:::r::,1::-.are- s ,. +,- wg- : . ss.-.ease -,fe-,iieg.s?f. f2i5fsfa21::EEf-22522111- s , . F-. , 2:5:'4:E2:rE3Egg2Sfd z ,ik 42 1, 2 1 W 5 s I t. s sz , so 1. rs:.1z:a.., x, Y . . - 2 H ,V W -,ya . -. , 5 V, .I llsllb s 1-.. 5, .. 155 -ff' . ,M H e' f . , .,.,., , V, .. ., . -'.4:v-..f:,:s-...se-1 4- -. Aike n-. ' f -:M git- fi.-ri . -, :sa , 'Q av' . - . M- W . J - ,M elif Page fifty-ee ' - 1?-'r - '-:-f-- --'--'f .-'N-'gaz-ri'-'.c-.:': .. :1::,- ,sv-.'.gg.,,g.4y--3, -- -- .-. ,-..,.,.-,.,. s, V N- . . .- - . ,- . . , ., :wtf-.vm an-Avi-vu :Jr-sk-sv:-are-1,4f:-sm s..u-:sz-1:-.::: r5z:': .-2 KL aaa: :E2tf3,?,'a:.1',2Hita:sgb.ii7i . :'f:?f f '1,g713t2j5g -9:34-35 gf,-I-J-9 -- ,.-- -,.,- -. - . ,,--. , -Y v.. . , ..-2. Chester R. liubit-Industrial Arts, Ball State Teachers College, B.S., M.S. -loseph C. l.alfollette-Counselor, XVLI- hash College, A.B., Purdue University. hI.S. lflerbert B. Laswell-Band, Indiana University, B.M. Melbourne Mayhaul-General Businggg and Typing, Indiana State College, B.S. Thomas R. McNichols-Science, George Wfilliams College, B.S., Butler Uni- versity, M.S. Paul Mendenhall-Mathematics, Indi- ana Central College, B.S., Butler Uni- versity, NLS. Robert E. Mertz-Social Studies, In- diana Central College, B.S., Purdue University, M.S. Hollis Miller-Algebra, Central Nor- mal College, A.B., Indiana University, M.S. Sally Muir-Home Economics, In- diana University, B.S. Edward Mundy--Mathematics, Indiana State College, B.S., M.S. Karen Newman-English, Indiana University, B.S. Mary B. O'Haver-Developmental Reading, Butler University, B.S., Ball State Teachers College, M.A. Boyd C. Owen-Mathematics, Algebra, Indiana University, A.B., Indiana State, M.A. Jacquelyn VI. Pavey-English, Ohio Wesleyan University, B.A. Frank Penwell-Orchestra, Ball State Teachers College, B.S., M.A. David E. Pogue-History, Ball State Teachers College, B.S., M.A. Thomas A., Potter-General Science, Indiana University, Butler University, Christian Theological Seminary, B.S. joan Evans Potts-English, Michigan State University, A.B. Joanne Rosenburg--Spanish, English, Indiana University, A.B. Marvin O. Ross-General Science, Mathematics, Indiana State College, B.S., M.S. jack Savant-Physical Education, Drafting, Indiana State College, B.S., University of Illinois, M.S. Elizabeth H. Shockley-Home Econ- omics, Indiana State University, B.S., University of Mississippi, M.A. Wilhelmina F. Smitha-Algebra, Gen- eral Mathematics, Butler University, B.S. Nancy Stoker-French, Indiana State Teachers College, A.B. Judith F. Stolz, Physical Education, Health, Purdue University, B.S. Allan Teboe-Health, Indiana Uni- versity, B.S. Margaret Thomas-Latin, College of Wooster, B.A. Wilfred B. Ufkes-Industrial Arts, Ball State Teachers College, B.S., M.A. Ira W. Vance-Algebra, Geometry, Indiana State Teachers College, A.B., M.A. john Vansickl?Science, Biology, De- Pauw University, B.A., Butler Uni- versity, M.S. USI1-ial Arr Ze, BSI, M Er runselnry . is . a- Ulllversity, and, Indiana UCI' . al BUSIHQSS E Coll 'Cienceegei Bs' r GQ Butler imatics, 1 d-Q ., nun., Sn, l Studies 1 1 ll- B'S Purdue Central Nor. ma University, EC0I10mics, ln, Emtlcsr Indiana 5. rush, Indiana -Developmental isltys B-S-, r M.A. matics, Algebra, A-B-r Indiana -English, Ohio l.A. stra, Ball State , M.A. zory, Ball State , M.A. General Science, itler University, Seminary, B-5- iglisli, MiCl1l82H panisli, English: rs. I ieneral Science, State College, cal Education, ,ge College, 3'3 M.S. i Home Econ' W' . UniverS1fYv BS r ' M.A. IIPPI' . a,Algfbf?f gen, utler Unwefsiili .h Indiana Sim il'Sicsl Educatififlf l iversifYf BS' la, Indiana Um' Latina College Oi flndllsfml .Sn follegef B em' gebfa: ers C0 eg ce Bi0l0gy' Di inn, Bader Ual' X 3 .i r xg? ..s1 Keith XVeesner--Health, Physical Edu- cation, Butler University, B.S., M.S. Rebekah F. Wlrarton-Clothing, Uni- versity of Maryland, B.S. Corinne Walker-Counselor, Indiana University, A.B., M.S. Paul E. Webb-Social Studies, Can- terbury College, B.S. Thomas H. Weeks-Englisla, Evans- ville College, B.A. Mrs. Mary E. Riley, secretary, Mrs. Esther Mooneyhan, nurse, Mrs. Mary Jane Clark, secretary, and Mrs. Betty Warren, treasurer, perform the daily tasks essential to the XVestlane routine. Mrs. Wfarren is in charge of the bookstore and book rentals, While Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Clark keep records, answer the phone, and give information to students and their parents. Mrs. Mooneyhan makes sure that Westlaners are physically fit by giving hearing and sight tests and keeping records on all students. These women play a vital part in the organization of our school. Mr. Bert Swin head custodian, Mrs. Lucille Caldwell, cafeteria manager, and Mrs. Harriet Williams, matron, . . . h ga strive to give Westlane an appealing atmosphere. All three are to be applauded for the efficiency Wlt which they carry out their jobs. i 2 , B WJ skkws NNN 'www' - ' ' ' ' v M' ' i 5' f Q-,f---e N'T'.lf ga ' . 1 The 1962-63 school year has been busy for Miss Doyle and Mr. Bond. Besides talking to every seventh grade student and answering their many questions, they have been working on the orientation program for next yearis seventh graders. An annual parents' night for parents of future seventh graders was also a part of their schedule. oanselors fre Familiar Faces to All Mrs. Wfalker and Mr. I.aFollette began their school year two weeks earlier than the students as they worked on the orientation for the new students. The testing program was next on their schedule. Wfith the results of the Iowa tests, they were ready to help the eighth graders and ninth graders in their educational planning. A visit to all health classes, a parents' night and the students' conferences kept the counselors busy. Formulating classes for next year completed their year. S , , , , K f AVE Fifaflll l , MES? xv N I .,.y p ii 'W ld ll Aim' giilirhia 1 2 Allen. Algae, Allen, I A111051 AmO51 yi fiel Anjigfki Nl , Annel sau APP Arbvgasf Arsh0P , John islgilan, wif lglfclay, W' l Baugh, GSI Bauman: Be2Sl9Y Beeson, lack H00 Beilacll, Rae Beinekfi will Befgery MM Biddle, G Blanl Blaskiewicz, Erika Blickenstaff, Da' Blieden, Marje Block, Jeffe Boardman Boger, Boleman, Anne Boos, David A, Bose, Carl Bowman, II Bowman, Boyd, Bmmd, C3l'0l Breedlove, Rc Bnwef, Dv Britton Brody Broo Brmgwn, Robert flmelle, Wil Bunch Unton Burgess, Butz, HE, D . 2 Ca Illel e 1 Or, I Car 'fy lie of to All in the students s next on their aders and nimll 1d the students' :ted their ytlf- QQQ 1. mill, NINTH GRADE Adams, Gerald Wayne Alig, Cynthia Allen, Anna Jane Allen, Stephen Amos, Donna Amos, Karen Anderson, Muriel Andrews, Stephen Anweiler, Richard Appel, Sally Arbogast, Michael Arshop, Howard Ashton, John Bachmann, Peggy Barclay, Williain Baugh, Gary Bauman, Geoffrey Beasley, Val Beeson, Jack Hood Beilach, Rae Claire Beineke, William Berger, Michael Biddle, Gregory Blankertz, Willaiiaa Blaskiewicz, Erika Blickenstaff, David Bliedcn, Marjery Block, Jeffery Olifithdrawnj Boardman, Thomas Boger, Stephen Boleman, Anne Boos, David Alan Bose, Carl Bowman, David Williana Bowman, Larry Boyd, Richard Braund, Carol Breedlove, Robert Brewer, Dwane Britton, Shirley Jean Brody, John Arthur Brooks, Julie fhvitlidrawnj Brown, Robert Brunelle, Williaiun Bunch, joel Bunton, John Larwin Burgess, Kathryn Butz, Stephen Caine, Daniel Campbell, Jamie Campbell, Thomas ,lohn Cantor, Deborah Carr, Claire Lou Carr, plumes XY. ,. ,-53 ,, A 21, I f LW gf ,, , J X r , if ,f W 6 -W , tl N f n f 1.2.46 j . ., .-.11., f , ' 1 4' , , Q ww my sf, 140 .aff . sg A ' f f ? 4 0 2 -.1 1' if 4 M' if!! 4 1 f, , f 07, A , , y 58,5 W , , 768 Ar' X War. .. . ,.,.. , 'Q e .se- 5 X X We K 'WX QQ 1 s.,fl,,.- K V .fi X .- -Q. 1 ' 5 1 f f . -.-, , ., 2. f . p ' ee-new., ...TSE :,., Z-.1: f it, ',,, .ZV VV :VV 7.. 1 M, -1+ ris i wg Y q 1 as ' fag 3,1 'Wu an ,Q .. .M M. , J I W Q ......,,V!f -' fr X , A ' 'xx fe! 4 , . 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Agfa wiiww M?-' ..A, ., , - M? we we are 5,-ww W :xr ..,. - - 5' f-':'-f -X ii 9 'WWW Vex TSIITWTH GRADE Carrott, John Carter, Patty Cassell, James Chavis, David Childress, Katherine Claeson, Linda Clark, Barbara Clark, Lois Clark, Randall Clayton, Terry Cloyd, Rebecca Clutter, Robert Coale, Jean Cohen, Barry Cohen, Zac Harold Cohn, Merrie Dlott Qwithdrawnj Cophenhaver, Judith Corbett, Thomas Corbin, David Cory, Thomas Cox, Stephen Crannell, jay Crocker, Kathleen Cruickshank, Bruce Cummings, Barbara Cunningham, Henry Curry, Patricia Daniels, Williani Davis, James Dean, Joanne Deckman, Susan Deerwester, Diane Deerwester, Glen Deich, Harold Delong, Vaughn Delott, Cynthia Dice, jeffrey Dickey, Susan Dirks, Mary Katherine Distel, David Domont, Dan M. Domont, Lawrence Donnelly, Ronald Doane, Larry Dorfman, Lawrence P. Dottenwhy, Robert Dorsch, Larry Duncan, Daniel Dunn, Stephanie Dyke, Pamela Dykema, SLISQH Eckel, LYHI1 Eddy, James Eilert, Richard I Kirhfln .15 io EDUC 1 Engel! Emi Engflfmn' rlleff' - . rua UQQCJ lame Ell1Sr I E11 rt h n fair rarer y 1 Evererr, Dorllllysc plifclorha , ha Far0'-lla Ric F3LlCCfl:a -lu lousfr Andrea- enlon, Ferns Fwgusonl jerry' D Flllki .lacq Firth, Gary Fisher, SCO' ueline Pliclringer, Elizabeth Fog, Brenda Fox, GHFY fog, Mary Fraumalh Dal Freije, GCOI Garlema, Grant Gambrel, Carol Garhreeht, Valerie Gardner, Gary Garrett, Moll' Georbe, Car Gillies, Linda Kemp Glnigfr, Marcia Glpe, Susan Glanzman, Robe, Glasser, Jane Goecker, R Golrllarb, B EH Barry hard Golrlsrein, Ric Goldstein, Todd Goller, Herb G00dman G0rrell, G , fall, lxqthryn Grant, Stephen fam, 3,5 GTHVQS . GQ Wrll 311 Yi An Great, gl Gflffi Gfiffi lfer n, Jenn. S3 0 mas Hers Haber ni lir0I1a11ll3,Ilii?fl1 Gro k pf 0 G i Chow H13 David K . aesonl Laglltierrne a MNTH GRADE Elliott, Karhfvn Ellis, Diane Ellis, Madelaine VJ' ,g 4. 3 , re V' -1 ffffa ls It. su. 1 ' X . . W. . , G 55- -:mr..,,,. -E. YN aw 55- '-ra'-'xr' . A '1'f'fi??Z 3 3 A' at 4-:ice-.' 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Robert .h, Laffl' , V Dgfllel Wh ya lnC3nr ie la 511529 Lynn es rd2mRiCh3rd Engel, Elliott Engel, Emily Engelman, William Enkema, Stephen Evarts, Kathleen Everett, Doris Faireloth, Alyson Fatout, Richard Faucett, Julie Foust, Andrea Ferdon, Ferris Ferguson, Jerry Dwayne Fink, Jacqueline Eisch, Gary Fisher, Scott Flickingcr, Elizabeth Fox, Brenda Fox, Gary Fox, Mary Frauman, David Freije, George Gaalcma, Grant Gambrcl, Carol fwithdrawnj Garbrecht, Valerie Gardner, Gary Garrett, Molly Georbe, Carolyn Gillies, Linda Kemp Giniger, Marcia Gipe, Susan Glanzman, Roberta Glasser, Jane Goecker, Ricky Goldfarb, Ben Barry Goldstein, Richard I. Goldstein, Todd Gollcr, Herbert Goodman, Mason Gorrell, Michael Graff, Kathryn Grant, Stephen Grant, Susan Graves, XVilliam Gflly, Ann Grear, Stephen Griffin, Jennifer Griffin, Ransom Gronau, Thomas Grosskopf, Elsbeth Guetschow, Keith Haberman, Philip fv Av e 5 A A ' a , 2 2'3 .X d S .t ' 'w if 'QW JSR ,, of ,B riff. ' ? 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Jay, Geoffrey Jenkins, Philip Jennings, Judy Johns, Catherine Johnson, David Johnston, John Jones, Barbara Jones, Diatra Jones, Karen Suzanne Jones, Linda Kafoure, Steven NINTH GB h , Kuff Mr5l'lxt I Mlgaiz Barrie Kearflsv Keller: Kgpflefy lierna Kenton' liiovslilh Loliich Ki0VSkY' Kll'lC51 Pet? Kifflelii Klingenl I , , , Lnda Michellf Krause, Karen Kllllnx Carol Kuhn, WI Lash, C Latimer, limes , Laughnef, Chfw Lawson, Brend Lawton, R01 Lee, Judy Lee, W: Leff, Susan Lehr, Kathy Leigh, Karl V Leland, Jam: Lesh, Suz Leve, A Levine, Gail Lel'ln5kY, Janet Richm- UHYI Geor Lindquist, Listen, l-Otliwggd, Lowen Danny LOWe, Susan Lyles, N HC Lynn, J, TY' Patricia llefl Penn Malofsky Kilim, Mand I a Maliunigilary Mafcm Kathryn M NINTH GR DE Karsh, Kenneth Karst, Shirley Katz, Barrie Earline Kearns, Kathleen Keller, Sharon Jon Kepner, Mary Beth Kcrns, Kenton Kiovsky, Lois Kiovsky, Richard . ,gr 1 , . '4- 7 E V, 1 Y x 9 1 f , E Q , .gh ' L TTY? ' t .. .. -if.-. 123. X 1 rn: ' if-'-. .,, fg, 52: 1:12113 ,I za .ga I te r r y s X Xl X N R K 331 -,, ..:. 2 IZ1, , ..:.A-I ,gat-'g1,' gg5rv,. er Osa Linda Kirles, Peter David I ,V,, , tl Robert Kirtley, William Klingenberger, Steve ,,,,ii,. 3 a. r A , ,, , am tricia Knipmeyer, Linda Cynthia Koplow, Michelle gy Wayne Krause, Karen Sue f hmark D Kuhn, Carolyn Ann l umm Kuhn, Willis W? Lash, Carol A. Latimer, James 0111121 - , Laughner, Chris L Cymhla Lawson, Brenda imma llll Rosen Lawton, Roger tt es lad! Lee, Judy Ann Lee, William Kathleen Robby Leff, Susan ' gichard Lehr, Kathy , 3 ier, Eugene Leigh, Karl Walter 1, Donald Lckmai' James C f ' - - -1: . y iwitlnlrawnl cr, Suianne . Jlmes, Kathleen CVC! Mon te Levine, Gail ' V teven Levinsky, Janet --- N ff -M - y a , Q , Diane Lillie, Richard 3-lit'-' . . -1 , John Lilly, Georgian na A ..,,. -f W, ref, Dofothl' Lindquist, Bonnie t Q A ' I 3 S, ' . r , ' T I-31? ,,,.. ' .. Lockwood, Sl1fll'OI1 2'-5 -,214 i ,gr . 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Meadows, John Wesley Meditch, Andrea Medjesky, Dennis Melton, Vera Mewhinney, Frederick Meyer, John William Meyers, Beverly Miller, Gordon Miller, Tom CWithdrawnl Mockler, Nancy Moench, Christine Ann Mommer, Karen Moss, Nancy Murphy, William Nall, John Nearpass, Rebecca Newman, Robert Louis Nice, Susan Nicely, Stephanie Nickels, John Nickson, Cleetus Nicoloff, Gregory Niehaus, Susan Kay Nisenbaum, Steven Noel, Jeffrey Nolte, Barbara Noon, Harry Norris, Deborah Norris, Henri Oberholtzer, Dan Oclander, Patricia E. O'Connor, Mary Ostrom, Cecelia Owens, Charlotte Palmer, Amie Parker, Richard Parrish, Jane Paton, NQUCY Ann Patton, GUY Paul, Pamela Mack Payne, Robert ld peirson, iogiiel I Peelerlileron, Ha P . erfJeflC1U5x Ja: on, Peifiarrirs . r Barbara. align, Pierce, Stem! Pipptffls Pittman! Portefi Presnoples, Cather. Priest, lean Priesl, lu Pruitt, Sw Pylatx do Quacke lia Quin, Leah 1 Raber, Marcia I Raikos, GUSU1 Raikos, PSU Ransom, Rau, ,ll Reager, William Rees, Michael C Reilly, Peter Reinhardt, Reiser, I Reising Reynolds, Stewart Rhoades, Rongl Rhodes, Edgy, Rhodes, Sa Rhodes Rhode l Rhodes, Tl'l0m Rhyme, W as Richi Sara RiChards Risdon R0lbe1-ts, Mark Robinson Russ, y Roth Ro U1 W Rllljgnstein Rllliushi, J Rllch, I Rullei Sac LADE s Andrea Dlveen JQHICQ D Gale ilnda .lainie ll, Bonnie illeni Thomas E, ie L Wesley idrea Dennis Vera linneyi Frederick illiam lv don om lWirhd i fs Nancy mul Wh, Christine Am, I1 William :bn ass, Rebecca vman, Robert Louis ihanie Iohn i, Cleetus off, Gregory ehaus, Susan KAY reven EY arbara Harry 55, Deborah orris, Helm Dan P3t1'lCl3 if, Marli U, C6C6ll3 enS, Charlottlvlack 'almefr Anne E. nrd arle 9anCY Ann Gan' n' ela Eli nllamlkobeft SY , NINTH GRADE Pearson, Ronald Peeler, Michael Pendleton, Harold Perkins, Jacqueline Person, Virginia Phillips, Timothy Philyaw, Barbara Pickett, Angeline Pierce, Steven Pippen, Nancy Pittman, Donald Porter, Stephen Presnoples, Catherine Priest, jean Priest, Julia Pruitt, Steven Pylat, John Quackenbush, jean Quin, Leah Raber, Marcia Raikos, Gustin Raikos, Pamela Ransom, Philip Rau, John Reager, William Rees, Michael Craig Reilly, Peter III Reinhardt, James Reiser, Henry Reisinger, Linda Mae Reynolds, Stewart Rhoades, Ronald Rhodes, Edgar' Rhodes, Sara Rhodes, Steven Rhodes, Stuart Rhodes, Thomas Rhyne, Wesley QXVithdrawnj Rich, Sara Kaye Richards, Bruce Risdon, David Roberson, Susan Roberts, Mark Robinson, Nathalie Russ, Judy Rothwell, Charles Rothwell, Darlene Rubenstein, Diane RLlbCI1SEClI1, JCI'OlT1Q Rubush, Jean Marie Ruch, Bonita Runciman, Lee Sacks, Harvey Salvatore, Linda Aa 5 ,e .-ze waves : ff: . f f- -'1'T?'1:f' .. ,. . 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' 'def do s sf S V - ef' fi Y s f I is ,af 'ff Y Q ,l. .a .f, ' ' ,V 1 a ff sy Q ,ed x ok, Q fx 'fi' X ,ve ,ga ,Q s . Z a fe 'M 5' 7, iw Vs,,:6,, I E ? 3' K e f: .,,, 12 ., V e f we f 2 .w .f W see! Page seventy NHNTH GRADE Samuelson, Janet Schaeffer, Candice Schafer, Melanie Am, Schied, Maureen Judith Schmoll, Wfilliam Schuff, Howard Schutte, Yvonne Schwartz, Sonya Seif, Debra Lee Sexson, Jill Shackelford, Nlichaej Sherk, Gordon Shipley, Karen Sue Short, Valeska Shuba, Cynthia Shultz, Susan Siegrist, William Simmons, Christina Simon, Bess Simpson, Nadine Sipe, Frederick Skinner, Patricia C, Slaughter, Ruth J. Small, Mary Smith, Joe Smith, Mary Bob fwithdrawnj Smock, Cynthia Snider, Terry Snow, Theretha Ann Sparrenberger, Susan Sprecher, Mark Springer, Steven Stamp, Linda Starr, Linda Stein, Karen Stevens, Barry W. Stickle, Roger Stokes, Cheryl Stokes, Michael Storey, Elaine Strauss, Danny Sturman, James Suggs, Linda Svendsen, Roger Eric Swanson, Karen Swenson, Nancy Talesnick, Stephen Tavel, Alan G. Teixler, Jane Terrell, James R. Teter, Melinda Thiesing, Stephanie Thomas, Duane Thompson, John Noe T'nd3l' 'hrd . lT0dflv Davldari iv s TOTowns6l1dgt Slice 80 ' Trgiuckery jo . fd Urhsm Dall Lee Y, Bifbara b vWin Merff' Iiehei k Ric 3 ie, lan i l xirrall, Elle? Vollwfhi Waclsiv0ffh1 Arthur Wagmafli Sue. Walker, .luha , h WalkUPi Ken 'ivallbersi Un vmhf, M2 w,,,,e,, Michael' Weissman, Regma Wells, Norman I I Werner, Patricia Whitaker, Sal Whitcomb, White, Stephen Whitlock, jan Wilhoit, Pepper Willey, Kathy i Williams, Pa Willman, 1 Wilson, John Wilson, Michael Wilsted, Kirk Wolf, Martha Woodard, Wright, loin, Mark allie An allfeen nl if Williallildlih ' ' Hliward YH Lee ll fofdi Mi il Gordon Chilel Sue a ithia uusan i William ll0I1S, Christim line rick Patricia Q- ter, Ruth J, ll, Mary Bob lwitliclriwnj mthia Terry Thererha Ann 'renberger, Susan LVCII ida .inda Karen Jens, Barry W. .Y1 ichael Elaine 55, DZUUY fmans James oget Eric Karen 1, N:mCY nick, 5fePhen vel, Alan Gi ies lin 2 . C Stephanie g' Duane O35 loriipson' John NINTH GRADE Tindal, NOIIH Todd, Richard Townsend, David Earl Townsend, Susan Traugott, Joe Tzucker, John Urbain, David Vane, Barbara Lee Van Meter, Rebecca Verplank, Richard Verrall, Ellen Vollrath, Ruth Marie Wadsworth, Arthur Wagman, Sue Walker, Julia Walkup, Keith Wallberg, Linda Waller, Marguerite Weaver, Michael Weissman, Regina Wells, Norman Werner, Patricia Whitaker, Sandra Whitcomb, Stephen White, Stephen Whitlock, jan Wilhoit, Pepper CWithdrawnj Willey, Kathy Williams, Pamela Willman, Larry Wilson, John Wilson, Michael Wilsted, Kirk Wolf, Martha Woodard, Roger Wright, Michael Yosin, Mark ,wav 190' ww' Nor Florence Bailey Michael Hackett Linda Shuey XY'alrer Solgalow pictured: if . - ' es 2 'Q' ' , -1- hers, ' 455- 1' '-'-Eff?-21-?2:.f: f f.:,:1-.-Lf-1-:H ' ' ' 1 4:-serraf 4 a N: - s-,-.,...., I-rf.. . .1wf1..,f,... ,fx 15. Page seventy-one ,fxf,j'g.53:,-.j. :,.-.:.i,s.-.11-.QL - - -e.1....,,.LA,. Class Time + Free Time : Page seventy-two ull Time Schedule for Freshmen Al EIGHTH GR nobfff Abrlflls' mth! l .Aflaillsirrsl Marl' All, Leslie I d Y Ailnbroz! Lin a ,rrrdersour DEM Anflffws' Arrleleillr ll? Arnold, Orlyh 1 Arnold, Mm ie noni, We a Backer, lflowar Bacon, Altont Bailey, Diar Brlrer, Leuffnce Barber, W3 Brreitherr Van Barnes, Nancy Bauer, Anne Bauer, Elaine Beatty, BWP l Benedilr, Andrew Paul Bennett, Betty jo Bergman, janiee Berkowitz, Michael Berney, Steven A Bernstein, Setl Binegar, Al Bixler, Carol Blalres, Paulette Blue, Robert Bluestein, Sheldon Bly, Thomas Bodwell, Frar Bohard, C Bosrielr, Wanda Bound, Barbara BOW, Barbara Braun, Judith Bream, Tom Bright, Brodey, Bf0mle Brown, Charles BFOWH, Susan Browning, umpsr l0l1rr Bllfms, Burton Yr limes B Butz, ,run Blroad, pa C anrron, C3l'l'0 III Clflgrx CEI ter, Cassell Cllllglte mda rr Clevnibl? Plilllfgff Clouse ll P i COSSBM , Cohan, .... V.-2 LL.-1-L-if----.:-P -as-a-:157e'.:.-vrcwacawr feshmezv, i V EIGHTH GRADE Abrams, Robert Adams, Martha Adams, MUY Alig, Leslie Ambroz, Linda Anderson, David Andrews, Ronald Ardelean, JOCY Armold, TonY Arnold, Michael Aycock, Mike Backer, Howard Bacon, Alton Leroy fwithdrawnj Bailey, Diana Baker, Laurence Barber, LCCCH Bareither, Van Barnes, Nancy Bauer, Anne Bauer, Elaine Beatty, Stephen Qwithdrawnj Benedik, Andrew Paul Bennett, Betty Jo Bergman, Janice Berkowitz, Michael Berney, Steven Lee Bernstein, Seth Binegar, Michael Bixler, Carol Blakes, Paulette Blue, Robert Bluestein, Sheldon Bly, Thomas Bodwell, Frank Bohard, Claudia Ellen Bostick, Wanda Bound, Barbara Boyer, Barbara Braun, Judith Bream, Tom Bright, William Brodey, Helene Bromley, james Brown, Charles Brown, Susan Browning, David Wni. Bumps, John Burrus, Andrea F. Burton, Susan BLIIZ, Ann BYfoad, Pamela Cannon, Claudia Carrott, Richard Carter, Judith Carter, Linda Pamela Cassell, Linda Caswell, Linda Christenson, Roger Claypool, Philip Clouse, Carolyn Coates, David Cogshall, David Cohan, Lory C-cnc -,fs . .qs -,, q-ga,-. - . s-- .zrf 4:-iamf - ' ',.5x 12:4 , ,-. f..,1:,,w. K 1 422 3 1' 9 , 5 afgli Je t . 'gif V 1. , 6, as 140' , L 2 wwf s ' 2 ., 42.23 ' ' .I ,...,,M, ,I .5 .' ,, Q ee - xx , X A X ,A at Y f . I 4 'M f Q Q I I ,:-ir-i'-.if fu, '- if' Iii: ki a! 1 a sia 1 ,,,. . Z K if , 6' f ' - ,..-.,,-.,,....-- ,.-:en-:.Lz.::5:-J: -..r:i.x-aa:a,:-:ak Page seventy three Page seventy-four EIGHTH GRADE Cohen, Ellen Cohen, Sharon Cohen, Steven Cole, Daniel Corwin, Sandra Cosby, Laura Coulter, Susan Cowley, Gary Cox, Stephen Crawford, Nancy fXVithdrawnj Crudup, Pamela Louise CXVithdrawnj Cullison, Virgil Culp, Richard Cunningham, James Cunningham, Kathleen Cure, Karen Daniels, Mitchell Darring, Leonard Davis, Deborah Davis, Jay Davis, Susan Dawson, Larry Day, Douglas Dearing, Glenn Deckman, George Deerwester, Gail Delang, Theodore - Delott, Steven Dennerline, Frederick Deraisme, Beverly Dlott, Lawrence Dodson, Ralph Domont, John Doran, James Dunivan, Constance Dunlap, Cheryl Dye, Stephen Dykema, Carl Frederick Echard, Maribeth Echols, Betty Efthim, Richard Ehmer, Cylinda Elliott, Jennifer Elliott, Patricia Ellis, David Elston, Richard Emrich, Susan E. Engel, Pamella Englehart, Anne Ervin, Jeanette Evans, Charles Everett, Donna Ewell, Linda Faris, Edward Fasola, Alfred Fehsenfeld, Joann Fisher, Kathleen Fishman, Stephen Jay Fogle, Norman Foster, Jack Fox, Mark Fox, Richard Francis, Christy LCC Qwithdrawnl HTH ern, GRADE ee-s hr, then' on Stu-en Q0 l Iliel grin, Sandra Cljle! Da Why! Laura Coulter, Sus RH F! e Slephen DWI d Q Orr Nancy mdnp, pa llhdo, mill Louki Culllsnny Virgil llhehdn Culp, Richard Cunmgleer lense nghamr Killll '51 Karen legiels, irreeirrr 'mga leonard r Deborah Dall! lay Dlllfr Soren WH Davis Jn. larry F, Douglas luring, Glenn Docleman, George Deerwester, Gril Deleng, Theodore 4 Delotr, Stereo erline, lirederielr name, Beverly Dlorr, lawrence Dodson, Ralph Domonr, john Doran. lanes Dunivan, Corsrerre gp, Cllityl re. Srephfn Dfkfmr, Carl Frederieli ifchzrd, hlarihetlr lfchols, BCH? Efil-kim, Richard Ehmer, Clllmdl ,L jennifer -, V Prrriela lleil ll':, D Eiflrroni Richard Elllflcllr Sum Engflr Plmelll Arne Englfhlllr , leeneife rw. Charles Erereii- Donn' A ' da Eiillrbiererl ,wwf ,rllred lm leld le fihren ' .4 zhlgifl U Srcpherl :', , TQZI' Noreen 7l'5 ' lr ral are fe a- re ii figs highrirrlkl FWD' elle' EIGHTH GRADE Franklin, Beverly dean Frashier, B0I'1iI2 Freeman, William Fritschle, Scott Fruits, Steve WHYUE Furze, Gloria Ann Gangstad, Susan Garner, Kenna Jo George, Elizabeth Gilleff, Beverly Glanzman, David Lee Glick, Marianne Goldenstein, Kim Goldsmith, Michael Goldstein, Jimmy Goodbar, Nancy Goodman, Daniel Goodwin, Stephen Grady, Kathleen Ann Grae, Lorel Jean Grant, Craig Graves, Tommy Greenburg, Barbara Grubman, Laurie Guynn, Daniel Despot Habegger, Merribeth Habig, Joan Hampshire, Jeffrey wk , 1 fr ,I Haniton, Linda Hansel, Benjamin Harger, Leslie Harshman, Kemp Hartman, Sally Peelcr Hasler, Linda Hauss, Lynn Havely, Louis Hawkins, Joann Hedrick, Linda Ann Helms, Robert Hendricks, Larry Hepburn, Barbara Herrick, Janet Hickey, James Hilton, Marc Hixon, Michael Hoffman, Carol Jon Hoffman, Williarii Hoffmann, Steven Hollibaugh, Tony ,,, , ' :::1E?4' -':-E Wy mr -we J, my , . X . H4 HOlliS, Shelley Gwenn ,W Holloway, Alison 3 Q 'Q Holsworth, Lee 5, in Hooker, Jill ,N ,, A, Horner, Michael NV111. A 'X 'V' is ef Houck, David e '- ,,,,,,r --' rrri 5 ,, , ,., Hough, Randall I fig, f '.,, '1.,,1 r,:- A 1 ' ha, rr. - Huffman, David , A ' Hun ter, Diana ,. ::'. ,- W . 4 5 E r y i : ff Q Hunter, Russell L. ,h -'fs-.,r, I 'f iiri ' iw iiii M Huston, TO111 ,fax e'1,,efe1 - if at r Q- , 1 e e , ,r Irvin, Catherine . p ' A H , .., i , f Q A Irwin, e eg M A rl .c.. fqEi-ini pa ,rg ,Sw by ea arf bg Page seveoety-five .sz . .- - .. , 1 .z'ff1'L - e 1 - . ' ' :Ia- 15 , 7':1E2:..': 5 -,'5'. -:2:'::flf.E'7'N' 1, . - ' ' H ., .-'1:'-' 53, , --:.f::ig:i:.,-fra: 5:5113 2, iv. N .. - J 5- -I 5 -- , V, ,A,, . . ' . ' v,,m,4:g: :. :,-:, -it-' 1 :1 Sgziw 1 . ,552-51 i is A 14 fn 3 ' gg M ii, -awf:- '-:Z-,,E.i:,g,gj: .55 51 M , 1 f is as X , 1, , , X -, 4 Q - ' 31- fi- ,ag I ai f '41 - Q,V' ., 5 6 iv 'ii :vi- -ffl.. 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Larman, Charles Edward Lawton, Joan Lawton, Mary Leander, Karen Leggett, Sue Lehman, Timothy James Leland, Barbara Leopold, Susan Lee Lerman, Jay Light, Marcia Loeper, William Harry Logsdon, Joseph Lynn, Jack MacClennan, Gregory Madden, Richard Main, Lynn Dalee Major, Michael Marks, Daniel Marsh, Ineta Mashaw, Terry Mather, Candace Mathews, Judy Maurer, Bonnie Maurice, Janice Mayer, Gary McAloon, John McCartney, Diana McComb, Donald McCord, Paul McGlasson, Patricia McKinney, Mary McMullen, Kenneth E. McNew, James Meginnis, Mary Melton, Franklin in . -H B In-is P C'-re. I HSQ me 15011 uh. D550 EIGHTH GRADE .Her Holly Ollfithdrawnj - W'11' Eugene Milton, 1 lam Cwithdrawnj Llogg Linda Monser, 101111 Moore, Susan Moos, Alinda Lorraine x e l. da ll ON I Q wtf 4 ' illln M1 v My Jlelli ms ss-fQ'f Isles' Rohm Mitchell, Michael l lr Sally , i If 53 , le nsn, ,af 'er L h ' nu Ann inn, lil 0-Ingony GMS, Cheri .l0neg, Pull! Rllm, C ,A rn mmemdr ljlr l0l1n, Mn K. ,mill Warren l-' Celesre Rimllll, Ding RMU, linlrrlnr llfnlfr, nnln llrrf, sn, Riff- Ellen Barbie, Kmiffr Deborah Kfllfifr, Karen Kunz, Penny lancer. leanne linglolz, lee lemon, Clan, Clnrles hlwrrl lmnn. loan lmon, llzry lander, llirrn leggett, Sue lelnnzn. llnvtlr lelznrl, llnlrrr ggi:-lf. Sean lee ll? lfslr. llrrcn lfeper, lillnn l'l2Ylf Lngsdon- llllll rm, lzcl llzellennzn, l llzfffn. Richnl rl- ll.f-I Lvnn ll--'l -.A,. , 'JV' ltlligf, llftl--'xl ,mb Dinner l 1 lla SU- lj' i lrlzflif- M l 1, nl-rlzr, lr' r . ,slr uit'-573, l.u, :A ' Mag! lllejffl' DY' Q., in ,iff limi' l.lz:.VV' 'EM if-nil 'N 1, nil, .Z ll-1,57 V pvi .',-X-fsclmi? ,, . ny lfiffl' , rr.-, , 'ffl fi ',V,j,l er ,l '7 llgfl , -' f':l' I ,fffl gl ily-- lf:'l'ff ns-- ,rl ln ' 'I rm .r- V ,,. Diff, Moreland, Michael Morley, J Morris, Diane Murphy, J05CPh .lf- Nefouse, Paul Nicholas, Lynda Nichols, John Ohm Ollfithdrawnj Nickels, Freddie Nickels, Pamala Nisenbaum, Judy Norman, Nancy Nowling, Frederick O'Brien, Marcus O'Brien, Michael Ochs, Rachel Frances O'Kane, Karen Orr, David Osborn, Judith Overman, Lynda Owens, Stephanie Pagel, Terrell Parrinello, Michael Parker, Sally Parrish, Laura Paul, Sandra Peirce, Gregory Pelton, Tom Perkins, Sally Perkins, Robert Perry, Larry Petticrew, Jeffrey Pigg, Jane Plzak, Constance Posvar, Charles Prah, Gary Pulliam, Russell Puscheck, John Quillin, James Ramaker, Cherry Rainey, Louellcn Ramsey, Constance E. Ray, Harry Jr. Roddick, Larry Reichel, Carolyn Rciser, Christa Reynolds, John Rich, Pamela Riesen, Michael Roberts, Diane Robertson, Gail Alden Robinette, Bradford ROlDiRSOI1, Myrfg Rogers, Scott NV. ROEGFS, Susan Cheryl Rohn, Daniel Rohrrnann, Debbie an-My f ,: -V -V V. 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Schnell, Rebecca Scott, Peter Scott, Phillip Schuff, Jay Scott, Thomas Seay, Otrevia Sedberry, Irwin Selkurt, Sylvia Shackelford, James Shirley, Williain Shook, Robert Sidebottom, David Sigal, Katherine Samberg, Cynthia Simpson, James Sinclair, Steven Singleton, Christopher Slater, Ann Slosson, Cheryl Small, Richard Smart, Kristin Smith, Celeste Smith, Debra Smith, Gary Smith, Gregory Smith, Larry Smith, Pamela Snellenberger, Mike Snider, Larry Snow, Terry Kirk Soper, Julia Spears, George Spencer, Ainslie Springer, Susan Stackhouse, Linda Staines, Russell Wagner, Janet Sternberger, Stephen Stevens, Ladonna Stevenson, Kaila Stewart, Larry Alan Stoner, Madelyn Stradling, James Sullivan, Michael Sunderland, Christine Sutherland, Mary E. qwithdrawnl Sutton, Thomas Svendsen, Tracy C. Sweeney, Judith Swihart, David me 5,visS, THS T Thom Thr 'I Tuflif Tu I Wadl Sta Weln W Whi' W Wis V Zeig Z BIG HTH -L C infill' Rule f llelllll lg rsireml DM 5 l llllsiill lliblai ' e Rusr, Dm X H Szhlogkyl L 2-Q. G Ui' 'Qi' illfgg i We Sup . 'Hmm Sanderson, Gene Sndler, Wm Sflnlu .i Schull' Us ill Rami V- Puff 565122, Phillip Schiff. In Scan, Umm Sal- Ulrerii Sfdbem Iwi . ' ' Sellurr. Ni I Tzorcl, jimi 5315- William QL.. . ..i'.'h, Rfybm Elfilurrom. Dail Wil lizrleire 3 ' I.. Sanhrg. Cynrlii bimpm, lan 5112. Steven .::fftf1:. Chriroplrr Sf..... .lin firm. Chnl Small, Richard Basra. lima Sain, Cilfili if ti. Deira 5111. GUY 1313, Gregory i tin. larry Pzzfll i i-5T:-Ef:aff- 'll i. irilrl, MY ,. 'l. , fry? la f- fi? .lm 4-fifi will i. 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Wiezorek, Diane Lynn Wills, Cordelia Wisely, Deborah Wohlsradter, Joel Wolf, Jacqueline Wolfram, Kathleen Sue Wood, Francie Wfooden, Steven , .'2 ' 1 :fi-I-:li , gg' xl 1 az. .,Z,X?i1.- 1-32.- f:4...J!6w-. . - ' ie' ' af sf Qs-S? OVithdrawnj Wfoodruff, Jan ss f' M Zfifslefr Kathi' Jo T 53' . . - Mer, Frank '-' si Zener, John '-'i i Zlfl-fill, Linda 4, - .' :-a aa :- gag-,.5f.' ,fv v .-:Nr 51-:rzgami r..ef 13975 vw ,,-' in ' I XT T Q. .l il y r, , K, Acvv b. .1 e .1 ff Not pictured: James Tolson Page seventy-vrine YS ,, , -r..e, Lu - - - L.4:g:,::g,,g,,u4-.V.,,s: -.JW vs-,.,.a-5 21'-1. ...:,-:,-.'.x:,:.pg:..'w.-.za .'.-,we-r -,s5gv,y,-r :a:ux:.1':.ic-L- ar: .fn:.'A-.seal . :rn-s-f-sf:-fi'.w.h?i.e:,s':..':1,1H:l. J:-.525921:-.2:va-L:-rz-an--4-f-sn -.,1::ftvrr31--- SEVEI MW' U AW' AWS Am P Anderson, Ardflfll Arm0 An 1 Hlmwim X Bxrnarf H2115 Ba Benz, I1 Berger, Berli 1 Br i Whether During School or W Bigclglat Page eighty After, We Found Meetin NE With riends Meant un mf I Borlar t Bos I Bfldfllfx Brum Bn 1 Culwn CHU Ce 7 n DE EVE TH GR Ac ton, Larry Adrian, GfC80fY , Agriostathes, Daniel Almans Eliece Burdette Allen, Barbara E. 11 , C5 A en Jam Qwithdrawnj Allen, Stephen Lee Anderson, Clmthia JO Ardelean, Sherri Sue Armold, Linda Diane Armstrong, Rebecca Aronstam, JCFFY Alan Astbury, Louis B. Jr. Bacon, Cora Florence Qwithdrawnj Baldwin, Michael John Barnard, Gloria Baugh, Gloria Bauman, Bryan Groves Becker, Susan Lynn Ballard, Sharon Ann Bellville, Karen Rae Benz, Janis Carol Berger, Bruce Cary Berlin, James Edward Bertram, Rosemary Bibbs, Richard Biggs, Ronald Lee Blackburn, Sara Ann Blancliar, Thomas C. 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Cogshall, Tedi Anne Cohen, Janet Rae Cohen, Jerald Joseph Cohen, Sandra Conners, Carmen Diane Connors, Deanna Lynne Cook, Terry Lynn Copenhaver, Serrie Corbin, Susan Jane Corlett, Glenn XVilliam Cox, Timothy Michael Dailey, N. Kathleen Darling, Robert G. Jr. Darring, James Darring, Shirley David, Williainn David, Sam Davis, Tom Davis, Steve Dawson, Esther Debartolo, Thomas Fred Deeoursey, Donna Sue Deford, Howard Edward Delott, Mark Alan Diamond, Cheryl Eve Diehl, Melinda Distel, Wendy Lyn Dixon, Deborah Dianne Donearlos, Pamela Jane Donie, Deborah Jean Dorman, Ilene Eleanor Dremonas, George Allan Drummond, Kipp D. Dungan, Samuel O. Duvall, John Allen Dykema, Julie Ann Einstandig, Bonnie E. Ellis, Christopher Engel, Ronald Lee Engledow, Debra Sue Englehart, Theodore M. Ensel, Stephanie H. Ervin, Harold Tawes Everhart, Gary Wayne Farmer, Edith Ellerby Fatout, Marjorie Ellen Fawcett, Gregory Lee Fehsenfeld, Sue Ann Ferguson, Patrick Ferris, Sandra Sue Fish, Paula Marie Fisher, Sally Ann Fisher, Jeanette T. Fishman, Miles Dee Fisk, Gary Alan Fleek, Pamela Ruth Flynn, Gail Ann Fobes, Richard Wlnite Fogle, Ann Denise Foltz, Frederick Foltz, Gary David Fortune, John Bradly SEVEP , Teff fix. lffwlff Frfllf Prf l G,,lill, . Ggnlffn Geri! Gi Goldnein Gonlll Goo G Green, 5 Green Gin C Guy, E Hack Hi Hanan Han H Hari, Hn i Hfng Hia Hon H 1' i.: X 1 SEVE H GRADE , T fry Irene Fox, nfs, David Carter Prgreijc, Brenda Ann Frosch, Frederick F. Gaalema, Greg Edward Gahan, GaY1e Ann Gans, Susan Judith Gaskill, James Mccrea Gcnicr, Christine E. Gerson, Beth Gibson, William Larry Gillaspie, Fl0Yd M- Glasser, Robert Louis Goldstein, Barbara E. Goldstein, Susan R. Goodhart, Thomas Allen Goodwin, Debra Lynn Grant, Robert Guy Grant, William Peter Gray, Margaret Ethel Green, Albert Green, Shirley E. Greenberg, joel L Gresham, Georgia Carol Grissom, Robert Warner Grosskopf, Jennifer H. Guepel, Carl Martin Guetschow, Karen Mary Guy, Earl john Hackleman, Robert Hackney, James Oliver Halcomb, Billy Ray QWithdraWnJ Hamaker, Carol Jean Hamilton, Gary Stephen Hampshire, Sally E. Hanaway, Martha Jean Hanink, Katherine M. Haniton, Charlie Henry Hankins, Christian S. Hanna, Deborah E. Hanning, Regina Mary Harden, Karen Ann Hart, Mabel Kathryn Hash, James Andrew Hauber, Patricia June Hayes, Betty jo Hf1Yes, Sharon Lee Heath, Diane E. Heiskell, Thomas L. Kam X WWW!! eff Hcne, John Charles ' ' ' ,Qi HWISCY, John Douglas b Hill, Carol Sue f I if gg, ff -. ' 51 ' 4 ,' I'lOCl1mCm, Jack Arnold a aa , X 5 ., .1:,,,.. 5,31 Hogle, Deanna JQ1111 ,if 1 I , E H fee ..' -' WW' sr , ord, Charles E. .. S ., 4 fseQ?2?4e312fea g, . . 3,3 . in-s-a5.,' fjgigiig I irizitiwaexzss-L1l '77 i-K i! Hofnmgs GreS0l'Y M. f he M f it ' ' , .. ' Horth, Debrah Jean V , , - . ' ' House, Xvilliam Herbert Q. E Howell, Priscilla Ann if ,I V CQ, ,.,., faigi fi I Q, ' , V, 31,-Qiu ,g5,!g -t , Sis? 4, ,.,. ., t .,,, - Awigxf- is ig '. g -' ,- Hudson, Susan Jane - aa. Al ' V H , , A - We '- V uffnnii, Ann ' 't'r B' ' - X r 2 ,-,' Huh! Rlchflfd I 1111155 ww , i f - , ' '- t' 'f A Hutchinson, Cm,-Y XY,-I E vv-4 Page ei9hf2l'HWe9 - - --. ti-LR -1 .ZXSXL .Xt,.- .L.'xl'a'1'-'LL'-'J 111 zu. '-'.'-'-'SSS 5.57 '53, ' ' ' ,. L..,.. , . . -Y-.--, -.Q .'.124-22:52-'+H-Klffhirets:-2..::..:312-iam':waz-.:-5. 5, z-v-. 55722 - L.:-in 21:fzv1r:,-- -'-'41 '41 l SEVENTH GRADE Hutzler. Cathy Jo Jakoubek, Robert Eby Jardine, Connie Lynn Jeffries, Cheryl Lynn Johnson, James Milton Johnson, Steven Scott Johnston, Linda Sue Jones, Linda Lee Julian, David Bruce Kahn, Susan Jane Karan, Phillip Katterjohn, Chris Katz, Andrew J. Kautz, Catherine Lee Kelso, Christopher L. Kempler, Joseph Martin Kerkhof, Larry Lee Kerns, Joan Kingdom, Victor Scott Kolsti, Diane C. Krull, Kathy Langfitt, David S. Langford, Donovan A. Larman, David Scott Lawton, Donald Brian Lazar, Ronald E. Lederman, Fredie Lee Lee, Barbara Jean Lee, John Hughes Leff, Marjorie Karen Lennox, Ellen Marie Leslie, Martha Kay Lilly, Diana Lucille Lindquist, John T. Lipken, Neil Allan Lippincott, John C. Lisher, John Leonard Lockwood, Pamela Sue Long, Robert Joseph Lookabill, Janet Lee Loutner, Stanton Lee Love, Stephen Allen Lowe, Penny Jean Mackey, John Clement Main, Dianna Kay Malless, Stanley Ray Manders, Kristine F. Marsh, Leroy Martin, Constance E. Martin, Rex Allen Masker, Nancy Elizabet Mason, Richard John Maulden, Jenny Lou Maulden, Nora Jane May, Bernard Edward McAloon, Jeanne Louise McClain, Nancy Sue McClard, Kandie K. McClure, Monna Lou McComb, Michael Ray McDowell, Robin Joan McElroy, Robert J. Maclntyre, Gretchen L. alll iichlfmw' llclfmol llcllm W M Moore, Dag Mgljfeil X , Morin Mor L. l xlullis, R' l llurplll' i New i Nil I Nestor, l Newliir Newi Ni Noon, L Nowlii 0'B1 0 Overmar Owen, Parl P Parson, y Perdu. l Per l Poflfler, Postll P01 Rqnmn Rive Ri ou J Edward anne l t0n cont 3 ue 9 Lee cott SEVE H GRADE McKinney Kirk Ashley McMurtrie, Janis E Mewhinney Barbara Ann Miller, Sarah Kathleen Millholland Betsy A. Monical, Mary C. Moore, David Huddler Moore, Sandra Moritz, ean Elizabeth Morton, John Arthur Mosier, Joe Allen Moss, Gustana Mullin, John Thomas Mullis, Rebecca Ann Murphy Kathleen Marie Nagey David Augustus Nahmias, Larry Michael Nall, Martha Henrietta Nees, David Alan Nelson, William Gary . , 115+ WAX. , .... - . ,,,:,. -s. , I 1 4 X X -Irersrsa . ' .- 15-55- K ,KW . AER? af Q we-..v.... A. , . , N, X 6, X 3 gf? Q 'R v--17 1 4 1-.H-r:.i5r,.5z.5in-key:-rszqix.:. r l fx NK 2 X X Y McLemore, Hershel V- as aa.: Q N K . . R 4 X 1 , . 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Schwartz, Rita Lynne Scofield, John B. Scott, Catherine Jean Scott, Stephen Edward Seidler, Oliver John N. Sherry, Gregory Jay Shipley, Robert Joseph Short, Robert Earl Silver, Susan Lawrence Singleton, Daniel P. Skipwith, Carolyn B. Smart, Michael Andrew Smith, Debra Jo Smith, Martha Jean Smith, Mary Scott Smith, Rebecca Lynn Smith, Robert Holland Smith, Steven Joe Smith, Wilbert L. fXVithdrawnj Smock, Rebecca Ann Snyder, Jo Ellen Soots, Daniel C. Souchon, Robert Henri Slparrenberger, Kathy K. Spilman, Jan Sprecher, Neil Evan Springer, Susan C. Stahlhuth, Gayle S. Steinmeier, Nancy Jane Stevens, Leslie Denise Stickle, Evelyn Jean Stolkin, Mark Daniel Stone, Patricia Ann Storms, Patricia Carol Street, Judith Anne Strong, David Rupert Stultz, Steven Sullivan, Nancy Ann Sutherland, John F. Swanson, Linda Ann Swenson, Patricia Lynn Swift, James fwithdrawnl Tasich, Jacqueline L. Taslitz, Neal Jeffrey SEVI Tgveli T vt s 3Ted T Tl10H1P5O Tiffin Tiff Ti Turner. Underc Valei V: Wallace. Weddle Weil: W4 Welsh, Si Whiralii Whiil W1 Williams, Winners Wolil Wo l Wright, E Wright Wrigh Wri l lurk libung . ' l0lln Zelgleri if X he r San, oo Doll r. rr .. In . def F :Dina hadnt? l Phlllll Guy Hide. Srephw hahler, WM uw Sxhrelfarx AM 'H Schiller. llllllgim 3 Rehn Q. lllldll lmmmr dlilll T zhrader, Thom, Sfllwlljy Myron FI Sflreoa. rn rr.. Sarnia, on lf dlllffillr Jean Stephen Edward ler, Oliver john N, mfr Gregory Jar Sllipley, Roherr joseph Short, Roherr larl Silver, Susan laarrzr . Daniel P. ieh, Carolyn ll. rr. llichael Andrew nirh. Debra lo Snrirh, llaralra len Snrieh, llary leon Snrirh, Rebecca liao .oherr Holland Srevrn lof 5' Wilbm L rhlrhlnlfl lock, Rebecca rlrrfl Snyder, Jn Ellen 5005, Daniel C Sorrehorrr 0 .gin Klllly K' T jan hrr. Nell ENE linear. Sum A . . 5, iralrllrlllllf GiWiner lli Sreinmflfl' 1 A V ei Srerf ns, lerlrr llfl , ern A 'lllilerrhl . V, Am, Parrrcle, my Parrrfld rdf- V ,hoof riff! ludllirrd llulill Sffllg' grnoo Sfulllr ,G .,. are ,jmiohn H ua - I All rnfll . vor .l . t Pjrrrellcgwhdrafrr ,ggjr I 5, james ,rms 4.--A, ,aol fy 1 dw' rrllre A msllllr U R hrrr Hari ri SEVENTH GRADE Tavel Charles Phillip Tavel Lawrence Steven Tedrowe Charles S. Tewksbury Richard Lee Tharp Carter Alien Thomas Bradford Earl Thomas ohn Robert Trrompson, Joyce Ellen Tiffin, Kenneth C. Tiffany, Gwen Ellen Tindal, Vaughn Earl Toney, Brenda Kay Truman, Edward Lee Tucker, Decelia Turner, Janet Marie Undercoffer, James K. Valentine, Robert Lee Vance, Michael Jay Van Dorn, Carol Jean Vawter, James Merrill Wadleigh, Robert Marsh Wallace, Martha Sue Weddle, Carol Jean Wfeiland, Frank Light Weinstein, Anne Weir, Suzanne Marie Welch, Karen Sue Welles, Gordon S. Welsh, Susan Jane XVhitaker, John W. White, Bruce Wallace Whitinger, Robert Glen Willey, Barry Edward Williams, Nancy Ann XVilliams, Phil Thomas Williams, Roy Kevin Winters, Matthew III Wohlstadter, Robert S. Wolf, Gary Richard Wolf, Karen Sue W'orley, Charles Mark XVoywod, NVilliam J. Wright, Edward Boynton XVright, James Long Xvfigllt, Nancy Ann NVright, Timothy M. xvfigllt, Warren A. III Yeary, Donna Joyce Yockey, Steven K. York, .lohn Scott YOURS, Rebecca Sue ZCISICF, Janice Sue .-fi-aiairveff' 'fre' mm ff? Pit. 3. 3. Q52-1.1 ' ' l a, har Y L. Ann I ' lhnsknngirk , , gg X meg I . at X N Ron. so ii' 1 f 2' ' 3 is-Y 52 rr 'fre rr. r e ' ......... . .,,. e ., ero.So..,. a 2 Y rf ., if Xi? ra at RHI lnthljngiy l Y s gig Ee , 1 4 ex MQ X V E u ,, we 5 1 lllne lon , J T' 3 4 1 r Sa J Y 2, it - R? - r e 5 V , - Nah 'T'59'. X 732351-E45 V e9lZ2'l 'e .gi af' fr - d o , .a . ae J Avy, ,, I aj -,- . , ,. 'fra-vi Q' 'e if .Q 'ffa 2 4 w are M ar may A . . - 2-,et-,.:.-.-.,. -. -, t . ea, Q 'QW ' vw x, Not pictured: Kaye Graves Devin Haggerty Daniel XVick idx 9 . an Page eighty-severe, ,.- :-af:-1.:.2..s::r:-11 x..-. e r' Yes, we remember 1962-63 as a wonderful school year. Not only did we broaden our field of knowledge, but we also gained valuable experiences that we will probably never forget. In making the WC'.YfIb'i'l7lZ we have tried to touch upon the highlights of this year. We would like to express our thanks to Ropkey Engraving Company, Inc., and Benton Review Publish- ing Company for their fine assistance. We would also like to acknowledge the efforts of the Photography Club, the faculty, the administrators, and all of you, who helped to make this yearbook possible. We hope that this WCSflUi7Zll will serve as a permanent record of memories we hold so dear- our victories and our defeats, our work and our fun, our friends, our dreams, and ourselves. 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