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

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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