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

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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

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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'