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

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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

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': 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

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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.