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

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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 - -

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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,

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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