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

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Cioeerleadel s isplay pirit NINTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS. First VOIUZ Y. Shutte, P. Wernerg Second row: J. Jennings, M. Raberg Third row: B. Lindquist, S. Deckman. EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS. Firsi row: A. Bauer, C. Davisg Second row: A. Holloway, J. Wolf, Third 'row: K. Leander, D. Roberts. These enthusiastic girls are the 1962-63 cheerleaders. They have worked hard all year, not only on the hardwood floor but also in their school work as all the girls maintained average or above grades. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Jung, they added color and sparkle to our cheers and encouraged the teams to victory. The ninth grade cheerleaders presented the skit, Wildcats Grufff' along with some of the team mem- bers. The girls worked vigorously at both pep sessions and games. Both seventh and eighth grade cheerleaders were also effective leaders at rallies and games. Most of them hope to continue next year. Their vitality was con- tagious and was appreciated by both players and crowds. SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS. First row: E. Lennox, B. Mewhinneyg Second row: P. Swenson, N. McClain, Tbird VOWI C. Hill, C. Jardine. uusrrulu BASK1 Terrell, T- COLYJ Sm-man, W1lSl9 Although the basketball team e of seven wins an valuable experien capable leadershi manship and sk ln addition freshman team Verplanlr was t before his illn Terrell's skill il I0 Play all bu rnembers of th 15 proud of S-T-R-R-err .W dm-

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E. Mann, Reinhardt, sam both yers, Mr. fi he said 1 best . -me 'Z i A, gil Tackle or Touchdown? in Valuable Ex eric-ance Boys Ga p The seventh and eighth grade football boys ended their season with two wins and three losses. Mr. Larry Benbow, coach, and Mr. John Hobson, assistant coach, succeeded in developing not only improved techniques but also good sportsmanship. These lessons proved to SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM. Firsf row: S. Cox, G. Wallberg, P. Thompson, S. Goodwin, T. Snow, B. Perkins, F. Bodwell, C. Larason, M. Vance, A. Fasola, D. Cogshallg Second row: D. Tewksbury, M. Ricsen, P. Nefouse, M. Hixon, J- Cohen, R. Staines, Thomas, B. Wente, Bromley, L. Lfmglofl, L. Dawson, R. Small, Third row: Mr. Benbow, be valuable this year but even more important, they should enable the eighth graders to have a winning ninth grade team in 1963 and the seventh graders to contribute even more as they play their second year. R. Blanchard, R. Martin, T. Brcam, J. Weber, B. Helms, Greenberg, T. Schroder, S. Berney, D. Rust, S. Alderman, Fourlb row: Mr. Hobson, T. Davis, F. Gillaspie, D. Lawton, K. Drummond, J. Lindquist, S. Allen, F. Boger, W. Grant, R. Grant, T. DeLang. I Jil W .,,?,-sq , A .A X 'M

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Shutre, pl li mul: Bl Bauer C ow eer ea ers On I9 mr a a 5 Un er g 01' HH teams I0 te S l am mem SCSSIOH WCIC 3 0 WHS C er 3Il nv' 'QS- FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM. First row: R. Kiovsky, J. Gaalemag Third 'rowz Mr. Hobson, Mr. Kauffman, W. Engleman Terrell, T. Cory, R. Verplank, G. Patton, Second row: J. J. Martin, R. Svendsen, R. Lillie, Mr. Abel. Sturman K Wilsted R Griffin S Talesnick P enkins G Although the thirteen members of the freshman basketball team ended the 1962 63 season with a record of seven wins and ten losses each of the players gained valuable experience for the future Under Mr Hobson s capable leadership the team demonstrated good sports manship and skil In addition to a good attitude and spirit, the freshman team had several outstanding players Rick Verplank was the overall high scorer, but Steve Hardy before his illness, had earned the most points m Terrells skill in scoring and rebounding enabled him to play all but two quarters However all of the members of the team played their best, and Westlane is proud of its freshmen team STRRETCH Freshmen Exon' E ort Take It Away' -f il 1