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

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. S ' X CONCERT BAND. First row: M. Martin, N. Mockler, Y. Schutte, L. Stamp, N. Swenson, L. Wallberg, L. Main, S. Owens, M. Waller, J. Bumps, Herrick, R. Hall, B. Grosskopfg Secoml row: M. Gorrell, S. Dickey, V. Short, S. Lockwood, A. Foust, J. Hooker, Mathews, P. Kaameraad, G. Wallberg, Nichols, J. Bauman, D. Jackson, B. Kirkley, L. Ewell, B. Meyers, M. Sprecher, S. Nice, J. Hittle, D. Russell, J. Walker, Third rmv: S Jackson, B. Flickenger, D. Maurer, S. Dykema, K. Smart B. Newman, P. Scott, J. Sturman, G. Freije, B. Kuhn, R Shirley, S. Dunn, J. Parrish, P. Kirles, G. Raikos, M. Stokes, D. Strauss, J. Whitlock, J. Weber, G. Gabbard, T. Corbett, S. 3 INTERMEDIATE BAND. First row: T. Newman, K. Wolf, D. Allen, S. Grant, D. Urbain, B. Whitinger, D. Hunter, D. Lankfordg Fozirtb row: B. Greenberg, C. Wills, P. Kunz, S. Emricli, J. Lawton, P. Jarvis, D. Wisely, D. Krueger, S. Paul, S. Leggett, K. Kerns, G. Gaalema, B. Thompson, P. McGl:1sson, T. Gronau, B. Clutter, B. Brown, M. Daniels, Murphy, C. Svendson, C. Mather, R. Carrott, Reynolds, B. Hansel, L. Fagg, J. Lerman, F. Sipe, S. Porter, E. Hollander, S. Fishman, R. Pearson, J. Hultg Fifth row: S. Himes, C. Dykema, M. Berkowitz, G. Miller, V. Bareither, D. Todd, G. Prah, J. Stradling, P. Scott, D. Houk, S. Litten, L. Runciman, S. Rhodes, Mr. Laswell, Mr. Spilly. Tindal, R. Bibbs, S. Stultz, B. Thomas, J. Lee, D. Tewksbury, M i 4 DANCE BAND. 1, G. Raikos, li. lierns raw: D. Urbain, B. BAND OFFICERS. dent D. Strauss, 5, Dixon, J. Turner, D. Hanna, B. Allen, J. York, D. Morris P. Elliott, Dykemag Second row: D. Franks, L. Baker, K Murphy, A. Tharp, N. Lipkin, S. Petersen, D. Langfitt, P Swenson, C. Clutter, G. McIntyre, D. Singleton, H. Ervin, D Julian, D. Main, M. Brown, Third row: R. Lazar, P. Boyles R. Grissom, S. Parker, Si. Reuter, J. Vawter, L. Ray, K. McKinney B. May, G. Gaalema, M. Smart, J. Morton, K. Undercoffer, V Q ! 3 S. Claycombe, S. Scott, F. Gillaspie, L. Armold, M. Schillen, S. Dungan, G. Hutchinson, D. Orr, Folzrlb row: K. Welch, S. Weir, S. Miller, C. Monical, P. Karau, L. Haniton, L. Mogg, A. Katz, D. Lawton, G. Wolf, M. Bloom, B. Grant, B. Grant, S. Goldstein, J. Fortune, M. Bledsoe, R. Hough, W. Melton? Stamliugz K. Tiffin, J. Lindquist, Mr. Laswell, Mr. Spilly- fi? H hd . f

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' Staff. M. Ke , -ancetr R. FOXPHE Mander, D Hill L. 1, ' if nc Ramelr R- Hair any Cranfll y Dunlap, H. Etsy STR!-i rdership of Mr, rts and convo- they had their ar, they playri rurth year, Ihr n organization . performances, Blaler, dman, P- V E, Georgfr 5- rmang Sirrrriirrgz my Mr- Penwelli r BOYS' CHORUS. L. Tavel, Kem T kb B White G Everhart J. Scofield, D. First row: R. Fobes, B. White, J. Aronstam, Browning, D. ew s ury, . , . , pler, R Martin, S. Sternberger, C. Evans, D. Strong, D. Rohn, Mrs. Kern, C. Larman, O. Philyaw, L. Dawson, Lawton, B. Helms, Domont, F. Bodwellg Second row: B. D. Efthin, T. Freeman, Cranell, D. Duncan, J. Johnston. Westlaneys Sound of Music HORUS S The Boys' Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Kern, has provided us with several enjoyable programs. The Christmas convocation gave the appropriate atmosphere for displaying not only their voices, but also their colorful vests. Westlane may now boast of its fine Barbershop Quartet. This newly formed ensemble, sponsored by Mrs. Kern, has proved to be a most welcome addition to our musical family. GIRLS' CHORUS. Firsf row: J. Sexon, F. Bailey, Samuelson, K. Elliott, P. Wfilliams, M. Kepner, L. Starr, Mrs. Kern, D. Hunter, R. Beilach, M. Hunter, S. Keller, D. Hall, G. Levine, N. Robinson, R. Hart, Sccoml row: C. Shuba, K. Shipley, D. Not to be outdone by the boys, the freshman girls, under the guidance of Mrs. Kern, have organized their own chorus. Concerts were an important part of their musical endeavors, while practicing for the Christmas convocation demanded a greater portion of their time. When not practicing or performing, the girls added to their musical knowledge by learning new songs and singing techniques. Mayfield, K. Krause, A. Faircloth, C. Kuhn, L. Shuey, K. Mommer, L. Clark, C. McTaggert, R. Vollrath, C. Carr, B. Ziffrin, S. Rich, C. Rich. . W.. . V .pl .. Z V - fr: . .-: s - Q -. .f . , . H s 3 X ff , is H5 X, K Q . .. ,,, . Q , , Q J , Q .1 , sg - X S gf .f 035535. f 2 f as . . . s -' 4 ' -Q: A' - . Q- . f - . ? , sg, - ? ' . - ef , 1 1. A'-.?-1. E2 -- 2 M ff ., l ., - S , .g V, it-5: - -.-.fgms .5 ix -eg .' 43 5 1, 1. ,L U R? i 3 X ' V .. i A' - 1 , J .,.2,,, . - . . . gm ' 1 N' ., X ,f A k 3:1-1 -,gg W ' . , 2 'iz' ,, 4 c r , 5 - s - s -..-.1 f - -5.55. f X. , -, - .x ..-s ag: - - ' , U XX as , F 5. s 5 w -23+ , g , .af X M ' ev-I .a if r ,. is N 5 J '- , . . ' ff . 1, Q. ' . -fi 3 ' ' ' f . ' 'e ' s whjf. .. J L, as s p Fw? - 3 L, - I. NK L. xg . , 4 A , I 5, ,. sing. I-5,5 Y E . ig., A ss 5.35 .ag , , . -. , .3 ...H .. -. -.- -.,,.1,-1 , Q ak: K ' .g,-is -.wt x i. 'ag . . -55,23 -.. 1- i 1 1- , .E ,. faq Q tg., il 1 .- - , . Rl 1 J' c S -. .::15.fi1..g -,. ' ,,-ray' iw -3.0, z--V ' K f ' rl .. .--ww?-F.. 1 i.r'.---tiiiszf-w-4 . .-1 . A are -' 3' Y 'F YQ Q I . f ' ---ar..-.4 - Q was seq - - ss my ,. ...W - 1 ag ' .,-,.,,.--f.a..,,- mf.. 5-.Q-f,...ff -.1 rf.. ,.,.. - - .- 1 ' ' r A :K . .-rt-f sv 2-A rs: '-xr:-1 'ru-'f:'f.a':,' as X. 2: .ns ,,N,1.s:r--f,.4 ' 7-I-g r 1, :gm-q1Y:,3Z4,s.:gf-.Z , 5- -.vw-arffsyg .v gduff g -:- ,...- -. . ' . Q. -- 5 'sw-. .11-:Mis-:. r 1 sf- - ,r:i.-,-:ff-.-sw-1rr. -- .. .:-yrwgif - 91. -, XA . - za 5 . . 2 . x I KL . -' ' -'-:-il!!-33 Qiifif '4' ' 51:31 ' SL ' 5 ' f ii -2-ff-f . 4:15:15 -.s.-::':: '.-s1-'?- Z'- -fl-Ii-:'.v':12r-.ivL'1:Z:'-' ' ' . ..- 3' .- . 2 'iff ' . .--irq ' -' flat lg,1'i:g.j,jg,i:5q.5.,5:.fQ L- . . . . -:- 1, W . . ., .----fa... ,Q ,X--. 3 , - , ,A -9-.ir- f. g ,W , , , . 'T 1 Q.. ,VW w-WM .55 J 1- ,rv F K ws. 5. 2, H. 7 K K ., , 5:2 we -,ily , K, 1-, 5: L. ' E gf if ,J -' X' K 5 5 ' g , ji ,123 .,. , - , -. . . . a W- . .' ' Z , 1 ' f i - -e ' J ft' .- . . Q . - Ea 5 f ' .'-9' I his '- .:r.yz.:.:.:-.Q .t ' 5 'wil . r li . Tf'r ??i.f-.1 R if? - 1 s 1 4 3 S. 'E . . 4' Q F, Q we s we ..s ..... 'L . 9 3 , V . 55 5 e r f , Tai?- . , X, . ,T f f f'.,.fg1-,f 4. uf f, r ' 3151 43.3 fri, fj 3513.-,EL ' r5f4r4:v.e+q A-.fax W

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Qi D- Hunter, D, ills, P. Kunz,5 7098913 S. Prul,S U, P. lllciilassor , I. Murpl1y,C, . Hansel, L Frgg, S. Fishman, R, ua, M. Berlrowiiz, J. Stradling, P. des, Mr. Laswrll. D. Tewlrsburyi l 2 1 .. ..,..,.,, DANCE BAND. First row: M. Gorrell, Thompson, P. Kirles, J. Weber, Tbirrl row: D. Todd, P. Scott, F. Sipe, R. Pearson, J. G. Raikos, K. Kerns, T. Gronau, B. Kirtley, S. Litteng Second Hult, G. Hollander, B. Stickle, S. Rhodes, L. Runciman, G. row: D. Urbain, B. Clutter, D. Strauss, M. Stokes, G. Gabbard, Miller. BAND OFFICERS. Treasurer Hult, Historian V. Short, Presi- dent D. Strauss, Secretary M. Martin, Vice-president B. Stickle. M. Schillerlil Welch, Si Wflli Mogg, A. Kim B. Grant, 5. ,, W, Melton! Mr. spilli- .,., V - 'ffl i WE TLA E BANDS Proficiency in instrumental music has gained the above students membership in the Westlane Concert Band. This band affords its members the opportunity to gain greater knowledge and familiarity of their various instruments, stressing techniques for the im- provement of their talents. During the year our band entered the state music contests, and staged several concerts with other schools. The Concert Band is the instrumental nucleus from which other bands are if ? 1, it formed. Membership in the Intermediate step toward becoming a member of As musical ability improves, some are promoted to the Concert Band. convocations are just a few of the our Intermediate Band. As you can see, amid concerts Band is the first the Concert Band. of these members Band contests and many activities of and convocations, Wfestlaneis Concert and Intermediate Bands have had a very enjoyable and rewarding season. More freedom, relaxation, and the encouragement of individual musical expression are just a few of the many rewards gained in playing in the Dance Band. Playing for convocations and exchange programs were two of the main projects of the year. Under the guidance of Mr. Laswell, the members have found Dance Band sessions instructional as well as a pleasant diversion from other daily activities. Page forty-one -'vnu-inf sud' J, his