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

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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

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.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