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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1964 volume:

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Wfe hope to bring you back to those specific moments that should never be forgotten. Thus, this introduction section will show many candid shots not covered by any other specific section. Q1 4 l 11 V' om 4 lu--4 yei ',x 4'-5--'I 'T------'-l SPCRTS pAGE IO ,H 'ful--------.,! Page three Stampede!! C apwed Westlane had many MEMODIES of WESTLANE Page four Well, another day. X nany Better hurry! Colorful moments to capture on microfilm Not another late slip? K -1. ,bp ,. Is ,,Ev: 5fl1-fii V 1 fz:.:1za' Q.: :se , ,f V facu- Fun was found in the cafeteria. - -- - - - - - - Captured MEMOQIES OFWESTLANE School connotes books, books connote learnin and learning connotes Work, however, Westlafe students found time for Work and Play. For example, our classes were sprinkled with lighter moments. Shown here is one of Mrs. Haflichlg seventh grade English classes. During the 1963- 1964 school year this class, like many others at Westlane, participated in many debates, discus- sions, and panels, all of which stimulated the average Westlaner's interest in his mother tongue The eighth grade art classes were a welcome relief from formal learning and encouraged creativity among Westlane students. The new lan- guage labs for the freshman were both enjoyable and educational. Needless to say, everyone en- joyed his lunch period, where such weighty Sub- jects such as hairdos, clothes, sports, Beatles Qlj, and teachers were discussed. These and other di- versions helped to retain our interest and made this year at 'Westlane memorable. We had time or Page six Ninth Grade spanish Lab with Mrs. Rosenbufg r 1 earning, Gstlane ay, For hghter s 6 1963. thefS at di3Cug. ted the tongue. elcop Oufaged '1eWlan. 1j0YHble 0116 en. ty sub. les fly, ther di. ml made Hflic Of MWNN X Q 9 lf .M , M ,Skim I . mfg' 1 2 1 i 1 Y 2 , 5 , 1 e 7 I 5 I V E Y Q Q' 1 I Ag f i ,Wy , , f , 1... ,-, r nan lu www- z ' ' V qi Eighth graders found time for work and fun in art class. work and time for fun Mrs. Haflichys English class. 9 ig .N ,rf Page seven x Ca fur-ec! 1 5 . MQMGQIES We cicived into extra of WESTLANE jim Cunningham exhibits his science fair project. Page eight Girls' Intramurals. g h X Mimi s M Af 5 1 E I 3 Wy. We Ill! in P 3K Yi-vi 132 11, curricular projects with zest Y-V , --V 7 ..,:1::, egxn V H -gg, 7' ' The theme of the Wfestlane fashion show this year was Fashion Magic, and to carry out this theme, enchanting summer fashions were shown. This event was sponsored by the Triangle Club. .a . Stutents olidlx gut up Studi hills to xx oilx in th office oi libius Page 'mme - - - ' ' ' ' ' ' studied, o course apturecf C ff ,' MEMOQIES , and mdcle academic MWESTLANE awards and h -lllll-lil L Awards could be achieved in many ways this vear. One of the most coveted awards, presidency of the student council, was earned by Jim Brom- ley. This accomplishment required both academic and social achievement. A position on the high honor roll or honor roll could be obtained without any extracur- ricular work. An average of 3.5 or above was required to make the high honor roll, and an average of 3.2 to 3.49 was needed to make the honor roll. This year a new plaque accented the trophy case. It was earned by the 1963 Hi-Lights staff for winning second place in the Scholastical Press Association competition of Columbia Uni- versity. Another entry has been made, and weire sure the results will be successful. t SCIENCE FAIR WIN . R0w1:Lmda Bernstorf Debby Reed CaItl1ERCl k B 11 Dorothy Feiblcm B vb . ' Y 211' , Ct Harris, oliver seidicf, 5:22 Hiirffiiiiniiioigg' Rliiiw 2: Mr' Van Sickle' Cunningham, DK Y ' US. 3Y, Tom Schrader, Jim one N21gCY, Dave Ellis-student manager, Page ten Mr. Mount prese nts President's Gavel to Jim Bromley- 1 vm 113 Q, ff H 1 M am gvwvwivww 2. ' ',2. gf. , .ng Jligw r H -342124 2 u , ,,..., 'GW ' - f -o,, 'v' N: f... ' f-,,,....,,'..,f - . . , x..,1 -..Q-.., ky in M .aj , l ll-JH? I ' NX RSX NX ms'2smY1z MW? Z 'N'mffiiii'iM?2v4w flinilg n . Westlaneys trophy case signifies her many achievements. First semester honor students. 5: 'ti f f A, ..- f-M k .,,j,.w .,.....-- MN.. . ...---...M,,... . 1 1.1Qj w ? 2 W-Y , e. W , ,.u.:,x.,. X X N SNS A . xi . 9 X , ' CN K gx?Z?f X Nix--N. M, , gig . 5:5235 i is 'MQS A ' :' ix ,STX s . X L 1. '- . . :g,..,. ra be '43 X 3, N xxx?-, in 3 Y Q X Psi xr, ,X S P 4, - 1 : 9 . , ff .. - VSXY , . 'Af xg i' I ' 1 - x ' 1 'lf NNDWPSN wg PRS: XS-.9 , .f:iXX',A -2 A R' ,ak M Row 1: XV. Keiner, M. Aycock, P. Scott, M. Daniels, P. Scott, B. Vance. L. Stewart, D. McAl0on, B. Abrams, S. Sternberger. Row 2: M. Light, K. Grady, K. Leander, K. Cure, L. Main, Wolf, K. Cunningham, M. lichard, C. Bixler, S. Perkins. Row 3: -I. Petticrew, P. MeGlasson, -I. Herrick, D. Rus- sell, N. Fogle, V. Bareither, T. Sutton, H. Backer, P. Claypool. Row 4: D. Wfiezorek, L. Roth, S. Springer, D. Wisel5', A. Butz, P. Kammeraad, K. Harshman, D. Glanzman. Rau l: B. Boje, M. Berney, bl. Anderson, E. Wfaller, H. Hunt, B. Harris, QI. Blackburn, D. Daniels, B. Kollin, D. XValler, M. Harsh- man. Ron' 2: xl. Sachs, tl. Patter- son, C. Pfeiffer, tl. Cohen, B. Freije, B. Millholland, B. Young, NI. Kerns, D. Horth, N. Blicken- staff. Row 3: M. Monical, B Hayes, K. lnlanink, S. Nliller. L Swanson, F. Nlfright, S. Bellard Barnard. liflll' 4: G, liverhart, P ,Gi Cockerille, D. Moore, T. Schrader, D. Nagcv. C. Caalema. 12,00 eleven Milli i 1.43 'Captured Un the social side We MEMGDIES Ofwtsmmt were active and creative f '-'--f---1----MM., ,.,,.,... wa N-'- Pads! Pads! Fads! Snap! That was the shutter of our memory camera capturing another memory as the seventh graders came to their Halloween Party well equipped with handmade masks. The eighth graders looked forward to their Valentines Dance with anticipation, and the ninth graders will long remember their picnic. Everyone who went to a game this year will agree that the laryngitis he suffered the next day was worth it. And who can remember Westlane without Calling to mind her numerous fads? Empire-line dresses, Rod,o pins, and mohair sweaters caused the end of many a poor girls allowance. Of course, the boys had their Princeton hair cuts and Beatle wigs. We of the Westwind believe that we can truly say, On the social side, we were creative and activef, Yeah! Rah! Westlane! Page twelve 53 lb 55 xl Q 1 is 'Wk ,, 15' . On Parade. I I Il' SCT lVl'l' R9 I,.1rrx' DMN ww. lam KxUlHlI1 . v Nu-xc huuduw. l.a,lx Wvlwr. l'ux fhflhvff Q. E b ' , in Ml LJ LJ xml L25 I l alotured MEMOQIES NNESTLANE mwmwm s ' ii ti x - it 2 -fa Mg L . . .ggg g ,1 ' ..- 'TL -WV'- .. Q .iz Nil i we C is : f 11 . 3 3 is . W 1 7 b 2. 0 IIIIIIIIII Parents enjoyed our club night. Study, as defined by XVebster's Dictionary is an application of the mind to books, art, or ainy subject, for requiring knowledge. So, now you know why you're here!!! We all know that this isn,t all we achieve. Extra projects and exhibits are also important. However, all these things tie into one special knot. Not must we learn, things we have lives. An excellent made this year were on display for the other clubs and parents to see. This was just one of the many gogjlg to be fulfilled at Westlane. only but we must also apply the been taught to our everyday example of the achievements was the club exhibits, which The 7th Grad Page fourteen e CartOSfaPhY SYOUP in a practice session. 11 I l 7,4 Viv L' ,v J G ary, is 35 any We all F0jects era all E only Y the fryday ments which arents goals took field trips, made exhibits, studied... A 0 Q O Q Q , H i 'QQHDO il!!! Seventh graders were entertained by the play, Pajama Xvhadda ya mean, you're sick to your stomach? id!! uid! QC-D! msnwq A010 Party. Page fifteen I 2 .. ' ' M 'm...,,f Wvmm' ,7 W 'dei .1 ,iw ? w WAQWQ QYEWQ 4 5 x z .I Q 'zifilgfr 229 Q?9S1'ff75 T ' 2 2 'N 'Ma N., f .N 'fx 25:3 Ywbwf- h :i.-gi, x ft 1' all e T 2L12zi1?:. Y f 1' - , ,.v,.,'.5.,.:.1.', Zig- 1 . .-'12 :1: 111::-1i:,.:-egrg gg3.Q.,.:5,.1::j1,1,3-5,5-:,.,,.:::,:.,: -11. 111 ' :1,:::U:.v:,.'-, g i H i ., ,2511.1111.:I5:l.:-55-121.+,-,v--1-,, - ,-.-vm..-.,'yigzgpgg51551,,1:g:2y:5:::3:5,g:-9.1..1,1:::ss:g Hx 1 ' ' ' -1 M- 4-Q:-:e hzwi.:-.ferv -'Gil m Q4 g,-' ..:-5:5-z-a::.sgf ,.,m,m..i:,,,. ,f , t 'z:ggsg1g15gsgzgsggz,:gz,zga5egsgag:gsg.g:g15.g-,-, Y' ' -'-V----'----5rg:gsfr:ff::-fs-,4-fgflgggsg'gt'z3:::g,:,::-3755123252gg:sgfg:1.:5f.f, mg: ,.:,,,, , ,Mm . ,,L.g -' W 1 ' ' ' f ' '- V ' E: -':5.i1Esg'f'2s:1.:'f2,1525,sQgsQ5E51,, i.-W.-.::Z,,f,9,g,3,' 3 K V--.134 The students were awed as Ray Maple exhibited his unique ability to write with sand. lllllunun . MEMODIES MWESTLANE E Q i 'E 4' x- x 5 , W x 'N All in all it was a great Yes, it was funny! Y xx ' f Page szxteen -K ' 1 Three year certificates were awarded to the above basketball players and cheerleaders. cf 'T'9ii?.... .X e . V gp g ,jim -- - -Z -rx Ag -i Oli . X IM Xi ! year, full of memories Q e This collection of memories has been captured by our cameramen's micro-film and has been reproduced to fit each and every occasion at Westlane. This small glimpse is a preview of what is to come in the following pages. How- CV6r, the photographs are only symbols of the events that took place. With this yearbook we represent the happy days we have had here. We remember the different fields of education, con- vocations, activities, and school dances. As we end the introduction to our Wcfsfzuilfrl-your Westwivm'-we hope we have succeeded in as- se mbling a yearbook you'll always remember. ilu rx - -itil. N f' a , XE: Eel: Wg X94 Ili fy' qi ff ij. . 14 -f 4..- NINTH GRADE LAB ASSISTANTS RUN' 1: Herrick. J. Hooker, S. Burton, K. Grady. R010 2. R. Dcnncrlinc, S. Hollis, J. Lerman, D. McAloon, K. Harshmnn, C. Russell. Nof 1'1r'!1m'i1: S. NVheeler. Page sevenfeen , e 1. ., 2' Q I I 1 1 1,2 . i 1 fl I w E '1 W .J i N H 11 .V i ' ff L: . 1? 61 4 ,V 22 f Q1 ff, 4 fp, E,41, ' '- if I' i L 'f' ' ' 5 W: ,132 :iff ' ' X4 3 -A'- i . A V, - ,:.:-g'f,Q,jV1:4 u 01:1 - : i B H4 U 'l V A 'Y M , L4 5 ,, . Pi 3, 'Q QI ll 1s ,ik it rf 'i I fi 'i 'r l , i 'R J . -1 N X 5. ! 1 . . R ? Li ! I4 ,:, , Y, lf mi N5 ns' ,T is 4 4 5 gf Page eighteen 1 1 l I H 1 -Q-' 4 wi , T' ' fare f 1 ' '- - i' --'W' fe A -ii .-lille: .5 ,kg ,Q ,gr 1g.,,,-aI,..' J --ii-41 fire. ,-r -- 1 Captured . Memories o . sg flv'-----' N x' I 4' 'Fay Activity period-that glorious half hour at the end of Monday and Tuesday afternoons-how fondly we recall the events that took place then! It was a time to Work, play, and catch up on unfinished homework. Our program was complete with clubs of every type to suit every interest. Of course, for the ustudious student study halls were available. The photography club members did their Work Well for us by catching people in the art of being themselvcsf, We hope that in the years to come you will enjoy remembering the captured memories of the various club activities of the 1963-'64 school year. Page nineteen MW 42' fm' ff 3, tl fyaivl 1 11. ,. ,v ...J QW., .. .3 ' A .-4 STUDENT COUNCIL-Row 1: H. Backer, F. Bodwell, K. Leander, J. XVeber, M. Daniels, vice pres., J. Bromley, pres., T. Mashaw, secretary, B. Hoffman, treasurer, J. Herrick, J. Thomson. Row 2: A. Moos, S. Hartman, B. Maurer, D. Davis, C. Keel, K. Grady, P. Scott, SI. Rogers, R. Elston, R. Small. STUDENT COUNCIL The student council . . . many of us are curious as to what Went on every Wfednesday when mem- bers of this group left their homeroom for parts unknown. Page twenty Row 3: L. Tuchman, B. Hayes, M. Goldberg, B. White, S. Overman, T. Schrader, P. Cockerille, B. Freije, D. Lilly. Row 41 N. McClain, A. Conley, C. Stewart, M. Mathis, J. Hawhee, J. Rhodes, D. Raynor, B. Wolf, D. Jacobs, Mr. Mount, sponsor, M. Cohen, S. Jeffries. One of the duties of the student council was decorating the school building during the Christ- mas season. The trees in the hall, as well as the decorations in the library, office, and cafeteria, Were all products of this industrious group. The all school dance on March 20, one of the most well remembered of all student council activities, was organized by the club's sponSQf, Mr. Mount, the officers, and planning commlt- tees. No one will ever forget the theme Of BEATLEmania, all the Beatle records that Jos Kelly, WIFE disc jockey, played, or all the fun everyone, including the chaperones, had. u One of the largest jobs of the student counC1l was efficiently orientating the incoming sevciunfh 5 er- graders. Several members acted as guideS, U ing the future Westlaners through the halls classes, giving them a preview of lulilof hlgl life. The main function of this governing body was to act as a medium between students HH administration. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICER? J Bromley, B. Hoffman, treasurer, M. Daniels, V156 Pres ' president, T. Mashaw, secretary. gf, , , . nf., s. .1 ' ,ezvgsgfirm 2. ,gasp ., . ,,.f 4 w , 44,-.fn v-,. 4' pw! . I 2 ' gf-: 4, . .-wr.-' - mps-V-ff V ,, 5 5 asisnsmwl . White, S illy. Row 4: Hawhee, J. nt, sponsorg 1ncil was e Christ- fll as the cafeteria, ip. one of council sponsors ommit- eme of hat JOE he fun Council even! usher' lls Hflll r higls bod? ts and romlel 318 BUSINESS CLUB-The Members Are: B. Abrams, B. Armstrong, T. Baas, C. Cluster, J. Cohen, L. Cosby, A. Fasola, J. Fesenfeld, E. Frankovitz, G. Gaalema, G. Genier, B. I-Iargan, C. Hill, M. I-Iixon, S. Hollis, J. Hooker, M. Jay, J. Lisher, J. Logsdon, L. BUSINESS CLUB The Business Club, composed of one repre- sentative from each of the 36 homerooms and sponsored by Mrs. Hess, was responsible for the sales of the W8SfWi1Zd and Hi-Lights. The major project was selling the 782 copies of the year- book. The members were also responsible for the distribution of Hi-Lights which was published seven times a year. This club is one of the most essential for our school's operation. LIBRARY STAFF-Row 1: Larry Nahmias, Brenda Freiji, Betsey Millholland, Cindy Ward, Jill Hooker, Diana Roberts, Miss Burrin, Jean Van Dorn, Shirley Green, Chris Genier, Karen Guetschow, Jane Kubilis. Row 2: Mike Aycock, Phil Claypool, Main, C. Mashaw, McNew, C. Monical, L. Nahmias, J. Nisenbaum, J. Noble, C. Reiser, D. Roberts, T. Schroeder, F. Shirley, K. Sparrenberger, S. Springer, S. Sutton, R. Trattner, T. Wilhoite, N. Wright. LIBRARY STAFF By maintaining a position on the library staff, the students learned about the basic opera- tion of a library. Such jobs as checking passes and stamping and shelving books were designated to several students who Worked in the library each period. Each of the 30 students relinquished his study ball in order to help Miss Burrin keep the library running smoothly for the benefit of the student body and faculty. George Browne, Greg Peirce, Sally Perkins, Karen Cure, Louise Jones, Marabeth Ice, Mary Meginnis, Shelley Hollis, Lyn Stoner, Lolly Ramey, Carol Weddle, Rick Mason, Borry Willeyf, Rex Martin, John Lisher, Tom Bly, Howard Backer. 1.1 Q ,-' fs WESTWIND ar y in the year members of the West w divided into five main groups Intro ton, activities, sports album, and art e introduction staff concentrated its eff resenting an overall View of the School life of the 1963 '64 school year. Listing the names of the member club and briefly stating its main objective was the function of the activities staff. The sports' section endeavored of the memorable sports events of the name the team members who worked to bring glory to our athletic department. The album group, as the name 1mplies,wa5 assigned the task of organizing and alphabetizing the names of all Westlane students. Our art group drew the pictures throughout the pages of the Westwiud. The Westwinu' staff has Worked hard this year to put out a good yearbook. We hope that you will enjoy recalling the memories captured on its many pages. Westwind staff S of each to capture some year and l . A . . . n ind Ta ' . . . X due- Th ' ' '- in P . , orts WESTWIND STAFF 1 B man, Picture 1: L. Stoner, P. Kammeraad, C- Blxler' J' erg S. Hackett. . , Picture 2: K. Kivett, D. Talbott, S- Hollis' A. Illitosfitackhoum Picture 3: V. Troutt, K. Mandersi R- Tratmer' ' C. Slosson. , Picture 4: L. Alig, L. Main, C. Sunderland, C- Cannon Picture S: J. Logsdon, G. Prah, T- Delang' Not Pictured: S. Noel. ?Siwin,1 trodlle. efforts 901 life if each V6 was 'e S0me ar and luring is: Was etizing 1ghout is year it you led on ff achieved its goal Sponsors: Mrs. Corrine Henry, Miss Judith Duncan. Editor-in-Claief: Shelley Hollis. Assistant Editor: Lynn Stoner. Introduction Editor: Patty Kammeraad. Activities Editor: Diana Talbott. Album Editor: Cheryl Slosson. Sports Editor: Chris Sunderland. .gmany ,. ' , ,. ' ' 1 K U X - l, . N l1ouS9r S ' 'S ii S - ' d Delang, . Cl V1 si On, Vlfrkl Tfom Te WESTWIND STAFF-Row 1: Lynn Stoner, Shelley Hollis. 43 Chlilis Sdlllgdelgilggl Prgiilllobceista Trattner, Linda Stackhouse, ROW 23 Jan Bergman, Diana Talbott, Pam Rich, LYHH Main, Jidyd- Oiannbn. KH? MFMCFS, Leslie Alig. Row 3: Sue Noel, LYU11 Blx-let' Cau la Katie Krvett, Alinda Moos, Patty Kammeraad, Sue Hackett. Ros!! Page twe12iZ!'th7'99 WW' E 3 BAND OFFICERS-P. Scott, Herrick, D. Wisely, B. Whit- inger, P. Scott, L. Ewell. CONCERT BAND-Row 1: L. Main, P. Kammeraad, S. Owens, J. Hooker, J. Bumps, D. Morris, B. Allen, D. Hanna, D Chamberlin. Row 2: P. Scott, D. Franks, D. Wisely, S. Paul J. Lawton, B. Greenberg, C. Mather, D. Main, M. Brown, Li Ewell, H. Ervin, D. Langfitt, P. Swenson, J. Dykema, J Herrick. Row 3: L. Haniton, S. Emrich, P. Kunz, K. Smart C. Wills, P. Jarvis, L. Mogg, Weber, D. Tewksbury, B Thomas, B. Hansel, C. Svendsen, D. Orr, D. Hunter, B Whitinger, G. Gaalema, B. May, P. McGlasson, C. Monicle, D Russel. Row 4: D. Krueger, S. Leggett, S. Miller, S. Weir J. Vawter, R. Lazar, J. Murphy, Morton, M. Daniels, S Goldstein, P. Cashen, Lerman, P. Scott, D. Houck L Armold, S. Claycombe, S. Scott, G. Hutchinson, K. Uiiderl coffer, S. Peterson, S. Parker, L. Baker, J. Nichols, L Ray. Row S: M. Berkowitz, M. Thayer, J. Stradling, B. Grant B Grant, C. Dykema, V. Bareither, Mr. Abel, Mr. Axsom, ,Mri Spilly. 7 BANDS To the seventy-nine members 0 Band, music is more than just sounds in the 6th grade, the pupils choose their instrlif ments and begin learning the complexities f music. The Concert Band is comprised of eighgh and ninth grade students. Membership is deter- mined by ability and proficiency. The officers CI1EQB0b f the Concert - Beginni are: President-Phil Scott, Vice-Presid Wfhitinger, Secretary-Janet Herrick, Trea -Pete Scott, Historian-Debbie Wfisely. These officers were chosen by the band members, while three others were appointed by Mr. Axsom, the band director. The appointed three were as fol- lows: Concert Master Phil Scott, Studen --Phil Scott, and Librarians-Linda Ewell Linda Hamilton. The members' uniforms were blue blazers and white trousers or skirts. This year the group appeared at the February Open House, the Spring Concert on May 15, and at a Northview Exchange Concert on March 13. The other two bands, the Cadet Band, com- posed of thirty-nine seventh graders, and thc Stage Band, which was a select group of musicians who met on club days, also provided Wholesome entertainment in the field of music for students, teachers, and parents. SUFSI' t Director and ' X .ze xii-. I I .ryp 1 . ' -i Y iff! DXNCI , i D, Lan P, Casf INTE' r Berry, L. D ll. Jul Slaugh 1 'ii I -s ,l. iff Q COUCQH Slnn' 1UStru. lties of f S Cleter. Offlcefs txlloh reasul - These S, While Om, the as fol- irecti .fell and IHS were US- This y Open and at ch 13. 3, com- ,ind the iusicians iolesome tudents, ik. If A 0 WK' -,reg gg 4 ' i' 'i r -l f' as f e Sv I , ,.T G w , -u 1 GT' DANCE BAND-Row 1: S. Peterson, B. May, P. McGlasson, McAloon. Row 3: B. Hansel, C. Svendsen, L. Armold, B. D. Langfitt, H. Ervin, D. Franks, P. Scott. Row 2: R. Hough, Whitinger, D. Tewksbury, B. Thomas, Mr. Axsom. Drums: P. Cashen, P. Scott, J. Lerman, D. Houck, J. Stradling, D. M. Berkowitz. Piano: D. Russell. INTERMEDIATE BAND-R010 1: G. Elste, B. Waller, B. Patton, Hawhee, C. Fagg, M. Pratt, D. Ramaker, G. Redish, Berry, S. Jeffries, D. Glasser, J. Patterson. Row 2: E. Servaas, L. Fleece, F. Shirley, K. Strauss. Row 4: D. Waller, J. Hooker, L. Druskis, L. Bird, J. Hooker, T. Lester, K. Clark, S. Jacobs, C. Reed. Row 5: C. McCarthy, D. Jacobs, Mr. Spilly, S. D. Julian, F. Senecal, S. Hill, J. Delong. R010 3: J. May, J. Monical, W. Thwing, Mr. Axsom, Mr. Abel, L. Fowler. Slaughter, M. Tower, C. Wilson, M. O'Haver, D. Daniels, D. .Q.:i - ,. 'V'3'iz r..,.,., Page twe1'Lfy'f5U9 W ...,, s Z:..., MW Q 4,11 ya ,.,,, ORCHESTRA--Row l: D. Rohn, A. Butz, Habig, D. Rohrman, L. Bernstorf, S. Blackburn, Bauer, L. Jacks. R010 2: P. Blakes, Teter, L. George, P. Lockwood, Blumenthal. C. Bumps, P. Clay, C. Cluster, S. Levine, C. Williams, J. Norton, S. Brown. Row 3: N. Blickenstaff, A. Conley, D. Agriostathes, R. Niedernhoffer, D. Russell, D. Franks, S. Paul. ORCHESTRA Under the direction of Mr. Penwell, the 55 members of the Orchestra worked to provide full scale enjoyment for the students, parents, and faculty. Their main program was the Spring Concert, but they also performed at the Christ- mas program and the Triangle Club Style Show in the spring. Another hi-light of the year Was their exchange concert with Northview. 9TH GRADE CADET CHOIR-Row 1: J. Braun, J. Woodruff, C. Ramaker, A. Slater, E. Cohen, L. Ewell, E Bauer B Bound Row 2: C. Plzak, K. Stevenson, C. Wheeler, D. Davis, Mrs. Kern, H- Brodey, S. Perry, C. Bohart, L. Jacks. Row 3: L D. Wfisely, J. Dykema, J. Hooker, P. Kammeraad, B, Allen' L. Main, S. Ambroz, S. Gans. Row 4: B. Wolf, H. Hunt, S. Patty, K. Shnute, C. Mather, C. Svendsen, B. Whitinger, D. Main, L. Ewell, J. Lerman, D. Houck, G. Prah, D. Young, D. McAloon, F. Bodwell, J. Niedernhoffer, L. Ambroz. R010 S: V. Bareither, M. Berkowitz, C. Dykema, Mr. Penwell, Mr. Abel. CONCERT CHOIR The Ninth Grade Cadet Choir, consisting of 36 members, met daily as a class during fourth period. The group participated in thef Christmas and Spring programs. They also sang at a parent-teacher meeting at Delaware Trail School, a women's luncheon at the Sheraton-Lincoln Hotel, and at the annual exchange program with Eastwood Junior High. Raymey, J. Johnson, S. Perkins, J. Bryan, S. Sternberg6l',.B- Helms, D. Efthim, Osborn, L. Perry. R010 4: E. Frankovitz, J. McNew, L. Dawson, C. Larman, S. Frirschle, F. Bodwell, T- Snow, D. Rohn, R. Fox, M. Hamilton, L. ReddiCk- THE Rohr 'I fori POP tale Jars Dai il gra She per mu GIR lllen, Iunt, nger, mung, W 5: Abel. ' of lrth mas g at at lual igh. ., B, ivitz, i, T. THE 4+-1-jared Bryan, Scott Fritschle, Frank Bodwell, Danny Rohn, Richard Fox. FGUR + ONE The 4 + 1 singing group of Wfestlane was formed last year, and because of their great popularity, Was continued this year. This very talented quintet consisted of Frank Bodwell, jared Bryan, Richard Fox, Scott Fritschle, and Danny Rohn, all ninth graders. They sang at the Christmas and Spring pro- grams and were asked to entertain at the Lincoln- Sheraton Hotel. Their specialty, which they have Peffected by continual work, is Barber Shop music. GIRLS srxrrr- , Bfgu GIRLS SEXTET The Girls Sextet, first of its kind at Westlane, consists of three altos and three sopranos. These girls have performed for various convocations in the school. All being members of the choir, they were selected by Mrs. Kern to sing as a group. Also, the girls have had previous musical training and experience. .l n, C. Ramaker, A. Slater, E. Cohen, E. Bauer, L. Ewell. 7th GRADE DRAMATICS Two of the most popular clubs at Westlane this year were the seventh and eighth grade dramatics clubs. Sponsored by Mrs. Gripe and Mrs. Bryan, these groups endeavored to learn more about acting techniques and dramatic eX- pression. Every club day the members scurried to their rooms, eager to begin another half-hour of thespian activities. Charades, skits, and group plays were some of the varied activities perform- 8TH DRAMATICS-Row 1: L. Gibson, J. Thompson, G. Barnard, R. Schwartz, S. Fisher, P. Lowe, D. Smith, S. Riggen, R. Brock. Row 2: D. Lilly, J. Cohen, E. Ostapenko, B. Gerson T. Fox, D. Donie, K. Harden, D. Conners. Row 3: S. Miller N. Hendricks, M. Gray, A. Roth, G. Tiffany, E. Farmer, S Boger, D. Goodwin, Mrs. Bryan, sponsor. 3 ? 7TH DRAMATICS-Row 1: Blumenthal, C. Blekking, J, Rhodes, M. McDaniel, R. Donner, E. Norris, T. Wilhoite, Chaddock. Row 2: M. Mitchell, E. White, J. Honderich, C, Stewart, M. Presby, D. Feibleman, M. Weiss, J. Pagel. Row 3: Mrs. Cripc, sponsor, C. Pfeiffer, C. Mashaw, M. Lancet, D, Noel, L. Mordoh, K. Nahmias, K. Roth, D. Adler. Not Pictured: D. Moore, NV. Browne. ed by the seventh and eighth grade dramatics clubs. The rest of the year was devoted to read- ing plays and deciding which play to produce. Once this had been decided, all the club members diligently worked off stage and in the wings to perfect their one act plays. The Wfestwind staff is not alone in congratulating the seventh and eighth grade dramatics club members on their well-performed jobs. 8th GRADE DRAMATICS Yi 9TH son, J- Osborn. Row 3: Thomas 91h The would- busy c membe origin: comics The s not or teen 0' ties as up ads 18, J. te, P, h. C. 710 3: at, D, Not atics lead- luce. .bers gs to staff and :heir R J 9TH GRADE DRAMATICSl-Row 1: S. Swingle, S. Thomp- son, J. Waldon, P. Blakes, C. Keel, Carter, J. Kubilis, Osborn. Row 2: C. Ramsey, W. Sandler, G. Kahn, S. Owens, C. Bohard, B. Maurer, M. McKinney, E. Krieger, J. Puscheck. Row 3: J. Thomas, R. Jewell, S. Burton, P. Thompson, K. Krueger, D. Bailey, N. Norman, S. Perry, T. Mashaw, Mrs. Thomas fsponsorj. 9th GRADE DRAMATICS The World of dramatics, as these enthusiastic would-be actors and actresses found out, is a busy one. In the early part of the year, club m?U?b9I'S, sponsored by Mrs. Thomas, wrote Oflglllal pantomimes in preparation for their i0m1Cal one act play, My Cousin From Sweden. The show must go on was the cry heard from not OUIY the seven actresses but also the seven- teen other members who worked in such capaci- UGS 21S.di1'CCtOrS, promptors, stage crew, make- up advisors, and scenery collaborators. SQUARE DANCE Do-si-do, a grand right and left, and swing your partnersi' were some of the common calls frequently heard by the members of the Square Dance Club. The members of this club, under the supervision of Mr. Owen, learned the fundamental calls and steps of square dancing. Belonging to this club was an entertaining and worthwhile experience for its members. SQUARE DANCE-Row 1: McManama, A. Pate, M. Kikendale, C. Andrews, S. Weber, S. Ruse, Mr. Owen, sponsor. Row 2: J. Shubert, D. Briede, J. johnson, S. Vaught, L. O,Brien L. Combs, S. Green. Row 3: K. Johnson, Paul, G, Flynn, P. Fish, C. Tate, H. Rogers, D. Soors. Not Pzclurefls I. Marsh. l -.5 i s -. .. A X f. E if if M!! 1045 mai ,, , , F51 df I I 4 HI-LIGHTS-Row 1: B. Frashier, K. Cure, K. Harshman. Row 2: P. Hurlbut, J. Mathews, K. Grady, M. Echard I Katterjohn, B. deRaismes. Row 3: S. Rogers, C. Hill,, l I 'f '43H ' i 1: Bonnie Frashier., Karen Cure, Janet Her- ara epburn. Row 2. Susie Moore John K tt ' h Kemp Harshman, joan Lawton. 3 emo ni Page thirty W...-a..-iii. . . . Moore, S. Kline, L. Cohan, S. Leapold, B. Hepburn, Herrick, Mr. Gascho, D. Wadleigh, J. Lawton, S. Brown, P. McGlasson, S. Emrich, L. Druskis. Not Piclured: M. Morris. HI-LIGHTS The Hi-Lights staff this year has put forth much effort to produce a school newspaper of excellent quality. Editors and assistant editors were selected at the beginning of the year by the sponsor, Mr. Gascho. Editors-in-chief were Bonnie Frasier and Karen Cure. Janet Herrick was assistant editor. Editors of special fields were the following: Fashions-Susie Moore, News-Barb Hepburn, Art-Kemp Harshmang Features-Rick Denner- lineg Sports---John Katterjohn, and Photography -Warren Keiner. All editors were Freshmen, and most were members of the club last year. Members were chosen on the basis of scholastic standing. They were required to write and turn in at least two stories a Week, and if they didn't, they were immediately withdrawn from the club- For the first time, text books were used by the club which met five days a week. Previously, it met on Monday and Tuesday as did most of the other clubs. In late April, Hi-Lights members took a field trip to the Star-News Building to learn more about journalism techniques-proofreading, 111' terviewing, reporting, etc. Yes, Westlane has a paper with a good 1'eCQfd' This year has greatly enhanced its reputation. Y XiXv XXX X . . X . , iw 1 We , . 1 ffM 'f 23,4 , . A y . I.. ' , L M 7 ART C. Mil EVCI'll21h is J. Herrick, '- MCGlasson, nut forth :paper of lected at 1SOI', Mf- asier and t editor. llowingl fepburni Denner- ogf21Pl1Y eshmeni year. holaSfiC ld turn didn'I, re Club' sed bl' rj0USlyf 1oSf of 3 field more si in' eC0fd' ation' I ART CLUB-Row 1:l R. Kinsley, C. Smith, C. Reichel, G. Barns, S. Cohen, J. Kerns, L. Swanson, M. Smith. Row 3: Everhart, C. Russell, S. Rosen, C. Ehmer, L. Ambroz. Row 2: M. Pratt, B. Kollins, L. Dougherty, S. Sanders. Not Pictured: C. Miller, N. Renauto, N. Mannen, L. Grae, B. Smock, N. L. Astbury, S. Corwin, S. Jensen, P. Thomas. The members of the art club, under the supervision of Mr. Boardman, Worked on many art projects. This club was designed for the seventh grade student who didn't have the op- portunity to study art during the year. The purpose of the art club was to let the student create the project of his choice. ART PRCDJ ECTS WERE MANY Page thirty-one ls 4 1439 , fi? f:c?g2fzf?'T'5J ' X' 11 , ff 'f' ,...,..-YV..,.X.-...,.,-,,..,.- V K ,.,. , ,- --. - exf t' ,,,, A.. . m 9 PQQQ . 1. J .t f'-rf s Q . 'ff' , H ,gm ,f,'. 9 Q7-smgfggir,::':s,::r-gr.,::4:f',gf.+.,..-yayef-'.'4y::: f -V f rgwb .,.,-'-asm.-gg5:gf:ggQ,.43ff ,wwgqgs-f5,:,z,.5-,::,..4,:-..g,V.i.,:-236,q3s.,13xl3g.,.+4.45-:.,.z, -,-.,,gv,,,,2i...-Y., 1, ..k, .,,,.,.. ,X ' . 1 . , - CV e ' - . . 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'W' . , ' , fa, ,J if-3 'WV .4-fi? f' - X-,.' ,,. . A - ' . X f -'f My . - . , A ,.,, .. g..-'vjg,, f , l . , f 'fe' -'-' r2 'f'f'-fW'- W1f:f : :' 1:-ers.-..-V .: .1. g.:a:,m -:ref1-:+ . . .v. ,,:.,.,., ju. . f . . .V,,,,,, J A, ' -v .J MM-img 2-' '-1-I-I-5:1:5-219331, -A -. , ' .. ii l 5 3 . 1 . . ,....,g, . i H - ' .. ' . ., h , V 5 ' ,. .- f '5 f 'f.':r-':-.v,.1 4. .a..' '- '-. - . . 'f ' ' ' ' 21,1 GIRLS, SERVICE Sc,,,f,,,l, Mfg, Smirha, sponsor, Blackburn, P. Houck, C. Hendricks, D. Arshop, J. Anderson. Slamlingg K. J. Garner, B. Wfilliams, D. Roberts, B. Pendleton, C. Clark, J. Woodruff, K. Wllls. ffsffa I K. Wills, L. odle, s. Peters, L. Hasler, J. Lehr, J- Taslch, g.. M . 1 I he purpose of this club was to help people E, 4 ess fortunate than others. I e group, un er E Y 4 I l 5 5 : qi . 'E . 4:9 Q J Q- S ZS 1 I Q Qs. .Qs l the supervision of Mrs. Smitha, decorated tray mats and made tray favors for the patients in the Indianapolis hospitals. These projects cele- brated various holidays, for example, the mem- bers made cardboard bunnies for Easter, sham- rocks for St. Patrick's Day, and hyacinths for spring just to mention a few. The finished favors were distributed to the patients by Junior and Senior Red Cross members. This club's activities were appreciated throughout the entire com- munity. CI-IEFS' CLUB-Row 1: P. Tolson, L. Baker, S. Parker, S. Owen, D. Nowling. Row 2: D. Anderson, R. Walston, F. Nichols, CHEFS' CLUB To the 17 members of the Chefs' Club, cook- ing is not entirely a feminine art. Under the direction of Mrs. Shockley, the boys learned how to prepare such' dishes as salads, desserts, and main courses. 'Some of the delicacies they pre- pared Were swanky frankies, brownies, French toast, and pizzas. The members of this club proved that the culinary art is not only func- tional and fun, but fattening. J. Foster, D. Browning, J. Hampshire, L. Harger, D. Bradford, L. Perry, M. Horner. Not Pictured: G. Sanderson, J. Hochmim- ...Bs ... X 2 it pf . 5 FSEXX X PHOTOK PH Loc to the sides ta Hi-Lig darkro and ii develof eighth ing ti lights. the m- retoucj e the m they Q will lo Th P'I '1yy,..,,,. fwffff ffv ,fWf - .'ff2f5-f 9?lfc,,,: 'fm2Wfff,,f 4ff4QMQM1ffZ ' wages. g . . ,X i -lx .fi 4 ,if if 252 f, A . fl 'fd , N 13 , 1 , 5 f W ei, ,, if A wry V Sfandingg J, cook- der the ed how ts, and ey pre- French is club func- radfordy ochmiln. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB-G. Dearing, L. Reddick, Morton, Mr. Mertz, S. Jeffries, W. Keiner Sgogg PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Look at the birdiei' is a term Well-known to the members of the photography club. Be- sides taking the pictures for the Wfestwimi and Hi-Ligfazfs, these boys learned the secrets of the darkroom, operation of several types of cameras, and important techniques of processing and developing film. The darkroom, located in the eighth grade hall., contained a sink, three develop- ing trays, an enlarger, and several types of lights. Besides learning how to use the equipment, the members learned about various tinting and retouching methods. The staff of the WCSf1Ui71d Wishes to thank the members of this club for the co-operation they have shown in capturing memories that will long be treasured. E. Roach, A. Bolotin, T. Lehman, Wallace, B. Mullin, J. Simmons, B. Bernstorf, A. Appel, Mr. McNichols, D. Myers. Not Picf1lrc'r1: D. Marks, M. Riley. HAM RADIO The call number K9TDS 'is a term easily recognized by the members of the Ham Radio Club. The eleven members, under the supervision and guidance of Mr. McNichols, strived to obtain their novice operators' licenses. This license, which is valid for one year, is obtained when the operator develops an understanding and ap- plication of radio theory, as well as the ability to send and receive Morse Code. Every trans- mission on the ham radio set is recorded in the club log book, which tells the time, place, and name of the person transmitting. By participat- inv in this club, the boys have gained experience anil knowledge they will long remember and use. Page fifirty-tIzf7'ec 4 2.1, it Q. . Q . 'Y Q52 ' ' kj , s JK, , Y i s . 4 I I . -7 f l ci ii A D. Sidebotlom, B. Berger, J. Lynn, D. Tiller, D. Swihart, M. Krause, S. Delolt, I.. Dlott, S. Sax, 'l'. Bass, M. l'larshm.1n. D. CHESS CLUB Under the supervision of Mr. Clayton, the 21 members of the Chess Club participated in a pyramid tournament during the second semester. This is a tournament with the diagram of a pyramid serving as a standard for the classifica- tion of each boy's abilities. The purpose of this club is to improve the members' game and to appreciate challenge through group co-operation. BIOLOGY-Ron' 1: B. Bright, S. Bernstein, K. Goldenstein, N. Rudman, D. Jacobs, M. Arnold. ROIL' 2: C. Williaiiis, AI. Cady. M. Vance, D. Overman. Mr. Benbow, sponsor, N. . si ,sg 2 ,,i , , ' QSS Cl.UB-Sltuzifillgz S. Calderon, M. Krassner, AI. johnson, 'B , .XX Cory, K. Manders, B. Xvolf, l'. Xvadlsins. Silling: Qvurlwlwry M. Sullivan, l.. llenry, D. Mellary, S. Dye. R. Adelsman. C. Linder, lf. llartman. BIOLOGY CLUB Under the supervision of Mr. Benbow, the Biology Club members placed emphasis upon individual work in the field each was most inter- ested. Dissecting animals, maintaining aquariums, and viewing microscopic protists were a few of the selected topics. By delving into the mysteries of the three kingdoms, plant, animal, and pro- tista, the club,s members greatly furthered their knowledge of biology. Fogle, D. Day, C. Grant, S. Ziker, S. Hoffmann. Nof Piflllmlz B. Bernstorf. S. Bowman, R. Andrews. ll .5 . -,gg .. 3 V. . , E ,.. W. Wa 4: Q ,, N Overholser, Adelsman, ow, the is upon at inter- lariums, few Of iysteries id pro- zd their Pictizrcd : AUDIO-VISUAL-Row 1: B. Blair, P. Frey, J. White, B. Stevenson, E. Powell, Miller, S. Taggart. Row 2: Nichols, L. Snyder, O. Seidler, B. Penno, M. O,Brien, J. Wriglit. Row AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB During the year, Mr. Pogue, sponsor of the Audio-visual Club, trained the members to operate and handle the various equipment in the libraryis 21-V. room. At least two members were in the library at all times ready to allocate and operate the schoolis film projectors and other apparatus. The club's purpose is to provide the school with audio-visual aids, stage setting facilities, and operating services wherever they are needed. This club served the school efficiently and was a mar- velous opportunity for boys interested in such a ield. SCIENCE CLUB-Row 1: L. Nahmias. Row 2: S. Trusty, D. Reed, D. Perkins, J. Caddy, B. Silver, J. Wriglit, M. Berney. Rvw 32 Mr. VanSickle, T. Hciskell, S. Claycombe, T. Wriglit, 3: Mr. Pogue, S. Berney, J. Deugan, M. Henderson, G. Deer- wester, J. Shackelford, T. Sedberry. N015 Picfurerlz L. Havely. SCIENCE CLUB Under the supervision of Mr. VanSickle, the members of the Science Club chose their indivi- dual topics of study from the fields of geology, physics, and biology. One of the highlights of this year's activities was the trip to Southern Indiana for a spelunking expedition in W'yndotte Cave. Any student in Westlane could participate in the most memorable of all events, the Science Fair. First place was a life cycle of a cyclops, While the chemical equivalent of heat sublimation in a vacuum received second place honors. T. Strickland, B. Long, D. Horth. R0w 4: B. Carter, H. Backer, D. Ellis, Cunningham, presidentg D. Nagey, secretary, T. Schrader, treasurer, T. Graves. I 1 i 1 . l .ay , . I f if 'v', . 4 is z ' S 3' r - J ,433 pf' pf fb A, Y Wziss, A A . ..,,.,w:e .. ,.,. xx , ,...ilg,, ' i 'N ' Q s s - 'Q ' V ,Huw 2. 14, .4 . VH dv ay .. My . , ,,AA ,Yr - get '- s ' V all , :if .,,. - .5535 255221. . ai A Y , V ? 'i' Q V is .i.-iii' .9 I. , .M 3 ' , ,,,, . 6 if-V: .-..'f:.:'-' 'R 1 -f-M I a W D 'iw' l r , Us l 5 A ' A 'W g fs., 3533 2-sag I i 1 1 l e 3 1 F l v A l l 1 9 1 1 1 I . 5 5 VI H 1 is I L J: I il P l i 1. 4 I i ll J, i i i ! .:...3.. 5 ll i . fi X N 4 , H . gi MODEL CLUB-Row 1: J. Thacker, T. Pagel, D. Glanzman, G. Sherry, S. Love. Row 2: W. David, J. Thomas, M. Paul. Row 3: B. House, J. Lebowitz, B. Thwing, D. Raynor, B. Ford. MODEL CLUBS Under the supervision of Mr. Grabbe and Mr. Hartman, the members of the Model Clubs built intricate models ranging from race cars to dino- saurs. The first semesteris project, a model race MODEL CLUB-Row 1: R. Everhart. Row 2: L. Smith, W. Armstrong, G. Person, M. McComb Qwithdrawnj. Row 3: A. Brinkman, C. Worley, B. Shipley, L. Osborn, B. Willey, Mr. Grabbe. Row 4: T. Rogers, Kline, G. Fawcett, O. Ti , ,. ,... -,MN '-:--:-:-1-:-:MH -.4-:-.-:- Sym, ' ... W I' 'W - F ' i Row 4: G. Fisk, F. Nowling, Slaughter, J. Ardelean, T. Pelton, R. Smith, Mr. Hartman, sponsor. Row S: D. Lawson, D. Madry, A. Johnson, G. Demaree, C. Haniton. track, was displayed at the February 19th Club Open House. Most of the boys built racing cars emphasizing the minute details of each engine. A new addition to Mr. Grabbe's club was a slot racing track constructed by Woody Armstrong. XX'e're sure this club will continue to attract fu- ture car enthusiasts. Philyaw, M. Parrinello, M. O,Brien, T. Pappas. Row 5: T. Goodhart, G. Jenkins, D. Sachs, M. Major, B. Blue, B. Shook, P. McCord. N015 Piclurezf: R. Hult. R lv idelean, T, 7. Lawson, th Club ing cars engine. is a slot nstrong. 'act fu- w 5: T. lB. Sl'l00kl ?'i 1 as-if x l V lf ill X.. il? . .W Q ' s f l CAR DESIGN--Row 1: Doran, R. Hurwitz, M. Bloch, M. Ufkes, S. Pipher, W. Williams, M. Snellenberger, L. Kerkhof, Aycock, R. Heilbrunn, R. Bernstein, J. Hamm. Row 2: Mr. j. Nichols, R. Mason, E. Cohen. Not Pictured: G. Hutchinson. FISHER BODY CRAFTSMEINVS GUILD The Fisher Body Craftsmen's Guild was organ- ized to bring talents in design, creativeness and originality to Wfestlane boys. Each boy strived to complete a finished model of his design suit- able to be judged by experts at Detroit. Valu- able scholarships awarded by Fisher Body added incentive to the project. The sponsor, Mr. Ufkes, gave suggestions and answered questions While the club members made sketches, finished plans, built a clay mock-up, or completed the finished Wooden model. All models that were finished by the end of the year were sent to Detroit. Mr. Ufkes inspects a finished model. V N if FUTURE NURSES-Row 1: L. Ellis, G. Moss, P. Peterson, L. Nicholas, F. Nelson, A. Martin, M. Wfaldon, S. Henry. Row 2: P. Storms, D. Morris, K. Fisher, S. McGraw, P. Smith, A. Wfeistein. Row 3: S. Copenhaver, S. Rouse, D. Stevens, C. FUTURE NURSES The Future Nurses Club is a functional club for all girls interested in nursing as a possible vocation. Sponsored by Miss Doyle, the girls learned the elementary techniques of caring for others. Instruction of first aid, films for future nurses, and visiting one of the cityis hospitals were all a part of the club's busy program. FUTURE TEACHERS-Mrs. Avels, sponsor, K. Sparrenberger, J. Hooker, E. Frankovitz, D. Ford, L. Barber, B. Kaplan, B. Connors, B. Armstrong, K. Smart. R010 4: Miss Doyle, D. Anderson, S. Patterson, A. Rader, A. Sharp, D. Yeary. No! Piclllrerlz L. Yeary, L. Stevens, B. Mullis. FUTURE TEACHERS XVestlane,s Future Teachers Club consisted of all students interested in teaching as a career. This year the club members hosted a Christmas tea for the XVestlane teaching staff, and April found the future teachers attending a meeting of the Indiana State Teachers Association. Harris, M. Collins, B. Schuchman, B. Minton, D. Wfillfams. J. Sordean, Stickle. P 'eff Doyle, D, Yeary, N01 RS isisted of a career. fhristmas id April meeting ion. Williams. MAGIC CLUB-Row 1: David Lawton, Neil Taslitz, Rick Huber, Miles Fishman, Fletch Boyd, Bob Short, Mark Caplan, Marty Cohen, Jay Davis. Row 2: Dan Goodman, Dan Guynn, jack Weber, David Coates, Gary Cowley, Bob Wohlstadter, Steve Cohen, Mr. Kubit, Mark Fox, Tom Monser, Chuck Larman, jay Schuff, Larry Sablosky, Greg Peirce. MAGIC CLUB Under Mr. Kubit's able supervision and guid- ance, the Magic Club became a considerable asset to Westlane. Initiation was held at the beginning of the year for the twenty-two members. At different times during the year this club success- fully performed for the school's student body. TWO such times were the all-school convocation H1161 the eighth grade dance. ' During the rest of the year some of the mem- bers attended a meeting in Columbus, Ohio, and the Indianapolis Jamborette to compete in a young magician's contest. The club, in itself, held different contests concerning basic magic methods and an auction of used magic supplies. Members were always busy as they worked continually to perfect new tricks. This club and IFS members have gained wide recognition throughout the school. a . A, , 'l y Sclluff does a card trick between acts of thc mi IL blwvi- P age hir ty-nine Q i. 5 .0 EK? f rl I lr ........ ...gpg h nm . LXFTFWQ .. iff: FENCING-Row 1: D. Gregory, K. Estridge. Row 2: R. Lempke, L. Astbury, J. Holstein, B. Huffman, B. Reed, S. Smith, Braitman. R010 3: L. Darring, C. Fox, M. Johnson, G. Smith, J. Darring, A. Dinwiddie. Row 4: D. Wick, XV. FENCING CLUB Westlane's Fencing Club was a small, elite group of boys who handled their foils with pre- cision. Mr. Wfeesner, the coach, and the captain kept a record of each fencer's standing so that two boys with equal abilities matched each other. The equipment given to each fencer included a foil, chest protector, and face mask. NX7e're sure that this was a sport all enjoyed. Touche SEXVING CLUB-A. Burris, S. Corwin, S. Gangstad, L. George, N. Goodbar, J. Habig, L. Haniton, C. Jones, M. Meginnis, L. Mogg, B. Samms, S. Whitfield, O. Seay, S. Campbell, K. Guetschow, M. Hart, C. Monical, S. Moore, D. Porter, B. Smith, P. Stone, C. Weddle, L. Bird, G. Elste, J. Anderson K. Braden, A. Butz, B. Echols, B. Franklin, J. Harper, C Hutzler, A. Irwin, K. Krull, K. Merritt, S. Perkins, Pigg L. Pinkett, C. Skipwith, D. Smith, C. Somerville, J. Wagner C. Wells, D. Wisely, N. Wright, K. Zeiglcr. s 1 1 XVright, E. Truman, T. Armold, R. NValker, L. Haselwooel. Row S: T. Stock, D. Orr, S. Gorman, P. Cunningham, L. Acton, Hart. SEWING CLUB Under the direction of Mrs. Wharton and Mrs. Nluir, the 4-6 girls in the Sewing Club learned and practiced the fundamentals of sew- ing. Making winter and spring outfits, knitting, embroidering, and Crocheting were some of the projects chosen by the girls. Some of the best projects were displayed in the showcase in the main entrance, while others were exhibited at open house. By participating in this club, the members gained proficiency in an art that will long be useful and interesting to them. wr . J wp.. 1, ja.. V X s -A ug Page forty -- Haselwood, nninghgm, L' rton and ing Club s of sew- knitting, ie of the the best ze in thc ibited if tlull, the that will .,- fb I I 2 f fi VC , , W7, ,V if , GOLF CLUB Mr. Webb'sJ-R010 1: B. jackson, G. Ware, C Singleton, B. Bright, T. McCampbell, C . l H00ker, J L1SllCI' Row 2: C. Patty, D. Weldele, S. Thompson, N. Sanderson, M. Riesen, J. Bryan, ' R 3: B. Jacobson, S- R0 CYS, J- Bumps, J. Woywod, J. Hawkins, Swaynie, R. Franklin, S. Davis. ow g L- Brown, G. Deckman. Not Picturczlz G. Smith, R. Small, S. GOLF CLUBS The golf club members, with Mr. Welwb and M12 Hobson as sponsors, teed-off to a busy year. After learning the fundamentals of golf, films, records, and slides were used to help the golfers lmP1'0Ve their game. In the fall and spring, the members enjoyed putting and chipping tourna- SSLF CLUB. CMF- Hobson'sj-Rott' 1: B. Koschmann, J. cm' D' Sllvcfsfeins G. Archer, Mans, D. Carden, T. C ' 0 . - ulmmolmmv S. Passo, B. Boje, S. Sutton. Rot 2: S. Allen, Sinclair. ments. For most of their practice these members used the net driving range, which is located between the seventh and eighth grade Wings. The net has prevented many broken Windows in the halls of Wes ories of Words such as fore, l9i:'n'ie, par, and dub s icing the hall's conversation, don't think it P o was the latest slang, but rather the golf club members describing their last game. tlane. So if you have mem- 'ffries I Berlin. S. Sipe, I. Simon, C. Vance, M. Larason, bl. jc , L. , , S Thompson, T. Scott, j. Vo - k l X , K. Elstc, B. White Hamilton, L. Langlotl. P. Ferguson, B. Hacklemaa. fs i Y , 1 ., r-::g EE1Ql3E :ff1':' . 1 J, S 2 'l' A 2. I 1. . 'X P Y . ,g.::-. .. . -f ' 112-31, -' N 5 s., 5, . if. XE. ,- ,- as X . 1' f, 5 2 -fs ,- ,g1.Z4fz.,, -ff--3--:- X V .t . 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' s X:fg-'ff. j,',1?jg- ' 5' . as . st rf 1-' - ' , - P'v:y.:,:,:, 4- ' 1, --: . . :seam - N .Y -iff:-s . af f , s Q - - 4- ss -Q .0 ss sf fx I T 31.5, 4 XXX . A R . , ' ' 5:Z?1.?. 9 A -'--F' .1 - ' , x X xs 1 .asst- sc Q ft X- 515: 1 ' in Qzvx.. 5 xx at Q .:g,.,., nSprtc e stn , E i gm:o4wmsz4::::zmfzlr ffm? Page forty-two mn. ufifm-J 1 - , gl' V ,, '-1:4-z. ' ' . -4.-' Captured . Memories o . . ,.. s Q 5 I . 1 y I 1 -Qss4LH..--,.-6 s ' BUM f QB H.-----Z pictures Say mgfe than L1 thousand Words. The picture above captures one of many memories here at Wfestlane. It is not only important to catch mem- ories of you Wfestlaners as 21 group but also to Capture memories of you as individlmls. Qu the next twenty-eight pages are your friends and-P Page foirty-tlzrec Gur Chief Administrators Mr. Russell Abel has been the principal of XVestlane for six years. Always interested in the problems and troubles of his students, he strives toward improving the pupils mentally, physically, and emotionally. At the same time, he has en- deavored to create the perfect school atmosphere for the pupils and teaching staff. Mr. Abel is proud of the fine co-operation throughout this school, the willingness of the students and the outstanding faculty all contri- bute to the success of Westlilne. Mr. Abel has served his community Well, and We of the ll7C'SILlUil7fII staff Wish to thank him. Mr. Spilly just completed his eighth year at XVestlaneg three of these years were spent as an eighth grade social studies teacher and the other five years as our vice-principal. His duties this year included taking care of administrative problems, scheduling teachers, and students' programs, and welcoming new pupils to XVestlane. Page forty-four COUNSELORS-Mary Doyle, Seventh grade girl,s counselor, Joseph LaEollette, Eighth and Ninth grade boy's counselor, Richard Mount, Seventh grade boy's counselor, Corinne Walker, Eighth and Ninth grade girl's counselor. Westlane Faculty NINTH GRADE ENGLISH--Margaret Thomas, Nina Heckle, Judith Duncan, james Gascho. Pfzgw fm'ty-five Ei ' ' ' V j ' MN' SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE ENGLISH-Virginia Haflich, Vernal Cripe, Jenny Bryan, Dorothy Avels, Corrine Henry. f 1 'il . We 5unn fi 2 2 l g El E ll 5 , ..,,, NINTH GRADE MATH-Boyd Owen, Ira Vance, Wfilhelmina Smitha, Hollis Miller. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE MATH-Willianu Goff, Leota Anderson, Ora Clayton, Richard Mount js...,.- F , KZ mf H 92, Mae I fr , 1, 1 if' 91 f I n IF ,Z 1' M I 1 Ml Z 74 f f f I 47 A rofhy 5 I I Il fi - he ' yo I A1 A , ,-fi SOCIAL STUDIES-Row 1: Robert Mertz, Harold I-Iartman, Verlyn Clark, Paul Webb. Row 2: Terry Hudson, David Pogue. Jia SCIENCE Ron 1- Earl Grabbe Greeta Douglas, John Van Sickle ames ohnso Edu ard Benbow R senbsrv Gloru Iaffre Ehzlbetb K1scr Ru ANGUAGE GENERAL BUSINESS Lrff fo Hfflaf Ioanne 0 C, HCSS, Melborne Mayhqll X n. Row 2: Thomas McN1cbols, V ,. ' W ,1 1 I Q A I I I , . ., ---sw ' 5 .. , V.., .M . ., T S Th. V A E jg V . . .S I f - , I , f , 2 E' 1 W Q I - ' . -f ,I -- . 5 - I I ' . . ' ' --N -' X AI ' ' 1 I Z ' f 'A'X'AM A fwmmQQmQf,,,f..Mw1!-Wjf H,-5, ga. V gr, g: 1 I 135 - vw I 'MMI In A I T fag .vgwa .M , I., 3 I 1 .xQ. v ,-I . gl . i ' SERVICE , MUSIC ART IIBIKARX' SPECIAL LQIDUCATION-R zz' 1: Ifxmk Ienwel, Koanna Kern, Esther Burrin I Edgar Axsom. Rflll' -: Lyle Boardman, Arthur Cleveland' 3 . F , ,4 1 , ? g 5 ,Z 41 Q , L Y 1 X S 3 inf 6 Q I 1 1 I I I i I I OFFICE sr, Jane clark, 1 HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION-Ron' 1: Mary Doyle, Mary O'Haver, Raenna Sheridan. Role' 22 K0if1 I W'cesner, John Hobson, Alan Teboe. HOME ECONOMICS, INDUSTRIAL ARTS-Ron' 1: Sally Muir, Elizabeth Shockley, Rebekah Wfharton. RUN ' Z: Wfilfred Ufkes, Chester Kubir. ff-in SERVICE STAFF-Bert Swing, Custodian, Lucille Caldwell, Cafeteria Manager, Harriett Williams, Matron. ie ,A N.. f .. W' ' OFFICE STAFF-Betty Warren, Treasurer, Vivian Ziegler, Record SecretarY, Martha Gi'-11213613 Nurse, Mary Jane Clark, Principal Secretary. Bullseye-wrong target! Sl Ninth Grade Activities Bob Wente and Diana Roberts modeled summer clothes. The freshman year in high school was possibly the most challenging and difficult of them all. Students were required to turn in more assign- ments than they were accustomed, and weekend and holiday homework uquadrupledf' Neverthe- less, Westlane's freshman class handled these and other changes easily. During this year the popularity of social act- ivities increased enormously. Sports, particularly, gained importance among the interests of the freshmen boys, and any boy who won a certifi- cate or letter treasured it. The ninth grade Slfls found themselves more interested than ever 111 clothes, hairdos, and most important, boys. Many former UC and D students began to apply themselves more strenuously, for KWO reasons. First, this was the first year their 8 earned credit toward a high school diplomai 2114: second, most of the pupils found so-called dry subjects, such as biology, ancient history, 21l8?bm' and foreign languages, surprisingly interesting- All in all, the school ear 1963-1964 Was 3 Y banner Year for the Westlane freshman claSS- rad6S tongs!-6 s X Sgig QSiYxXN S S X t p X- S S A A w is l X X tg, ,X X xx x xgfxxj Xxx wk XE N A .1 . ,, Nw as-rs. f 2 , .... V .X You taf Abrams, Rot Adams: M21 Adams, Ma Lesl Ambroz, Andersq Afdelean, JON Armold, To Arnold, M Aycock, D Backer, Bailey, Biker, Laurel uber, Leer Bareltller Barnes, ,N Bauer, A Bauer, is -H-',,g -Q', o4?4g4gQ,1g,33qLli-, V-Levfafgzeaitmai g'1 gfawfgf iv? . . . -- - -- - ,, , ...-a. 'r-26.5.-1.-vi' vii? .' W - W' T f f -..J -f - - 'J - - ,. M.. , . ----eq.,-11'--ggi,-,..9-:1 F' N5 -. -,., 1 L 'fn , J- gf v V. , ., -- . ,-,,,L - :V ,. -6 4 A. R 1 ' ' - . f. . , , yas, 54 .v,, ' q ' 1 'L 1 'T f . ' 'ai ' - H f , ' ' 'kk' ' 1 ' 1 ,, f 4, Wifi Q V 7 4 , f 1 f Z Z 44? r Q, fi Q jk , , Wim lw W W f y M4 , ibly all. ign- :end the- and act- zrlyi the tifi- girls r in ggall tw0 -ades and, dryv 'fbfflv .ng- aS 3 11355. f You take your life into your own hands! 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Among other things, the eighth-graders struggled through the basics of chemistry, delved into the mystery of axz + bx Ji- c I 0, and fought in the trenches of numerous Wars. During this year they also had their first taste of responsibility-they were permitted to choose their freshmen elective courses. This not only gave them the heady sense of freedom, but also forced them to realize the importance of a well- rounded education. The eighth-graders were the middle children of Westlane and, just like the middle childl' at home, were an important part of the 1963-1964 school year. Acton, Larry Adrian, Gregory Agriostathes, Daniel Allen, Barbara Allen, Stephen Ardelean, Sherri Armold, Linda Armstrong, Harwood Armstrong, Rebecca Astbury, Louis Baldwin, Michael Barnard, Jeanne Bellard, Sharon Bellville, Karen Benjamin, Lincoln Berger, Bruce Berlin, James Bertram, Rosemary Bibbs, Richard :My Page sixty Biggs, Ronald Blackburn, Sara Clouse, CHl'0lYn. I Cockerille, Phillip Cohen, Jane! Cohen, Jerald Cohen, Sandra Connors, Car Connors, De Cook, Terry Lynn Copenliaver, Serrie Corbin, Susan Dailey, Karhleei Darling, Robe Darring, jam Darring, Sh Davis, Steven David, William Ddlofdi Howard Deugall, John Dickson, Dirk DlStCl, Wend Donie, Debc v choose Jt only wut also a well- ildrenl' iid at l- 1964 Boger, Sandra Bookman, Tom Cwithdrawnj Borland, William Boyd, Fletcher Boyles, Pamela Bradford, David Brandenburg, William Clouse, Carolyn Cockerille, Phillip Cohen, Janet Cohen, Jerald Cohen, Sandra Connors, Carmen Connors, Deanna Cook, Terry Lynn Cwithdrawnj Copenhaver, Serrie Corbin, Susan Dailey, Kathleen Darling, Robert Darring, James Darring, Shirley Davis, Steven David, William DeFord, Howard Deugan, John Dickson, Dirk Distel, Wendy Donie, Deborah Bright, Nancy Cwithdrawnj Brinkman, Alan Brock, Rita Brown, Mary Browne, George Browning, William Brunelle, Marilyn Jo Brunner, Nancy Burgess, David Campbell, Sharon Carter, William Chamberlin, Deborah Clark, John Claycombe, Steven ii -,,i ww . .N Dorman, Ilene Dremonas, George Dykema, julie Ellis, Lindsay Ensel, Stephanie Ervin, Harold Everhart, Gary Farmer, Edith Fawcett, Gregory Ferguson, Patrick Fish, Paula Fisher, Sally Fishman, Miles Fisk, Gary Flynn, Gail fx, rf , +. . 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LWallr1Ce' My 1, I HY Beth Adelsman, Rony Adler, Debra Ambroz, Sharon Anderson, David Anderson, Diana Anderson, Judith Anderson, Julia Andrews, Connie Appel, Alan Archer, Greg Arshop, Debbie Baas, Thomas Barclay, Jack Bauer, Jane Bennett, Donald Berney, Matthew Bernstein, Randall Bernstorf, Linda Berry, Barbara Bird, Linda Black, Richard Blackburn, Julia Blackburn, Pamela Blair, Bruce Blekking, Colleen Blickenstaff, Nancy Bloch, Michael Blumenthal, Jill Boje, Bruce Bond, Robert Bottoms, joy Braitman, Jack Bright, Robert fw Brodey, Barbara Brody, Williaiii Brown, Linda Brown, Wfendy BUIUPS, Carlene Burns, John Burrus, Anthony Byers, Jerry Calderon, Stephen ithdrawnj Here we sit in silent agony. -. , List. 3 fl f Y i j 52 5 gla- 7 th grade class Reaching junior high school level is a major step in the transition from childhood to adult life, as the seventh-graders of W'est- lane soon discovered. 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Patterson, Sharon Patton, David Patty, Carolle Patty, Sandra Pendleton, Rebecca Perkins, David Person, Ethel Cwithdrawnj Peterson, Patricia Pfeiffer, Christine Pigg, Mary Powers, Deborah Pratt, Michael Presby, Mindy Pylat, Scott Quackenbush, Joe Ramaker, Douglas Raynor, Daniel Redish, Gregory Reed, Billy Reed, Christopher Reed Deborah Mitchell, Melissa Monical, Stuart Moore, Deborah Mordoh, Linda Morris, Marsha Nahmias, Karen Nelson, Florence Nelson, Steve Niedernhofer, 11111165 Noble, Janice Noel, Deborah Norman, Patricia Norris, Eleanor OlConn0r, Thomas O'Haver, Michael Overholser, Jack Owen, Jack 133861, Jacqueline Passo, Ricky Pate, Adrian Patterson, Jane E 'ff W, 3 3 ? , Ni Q f 'N Renauto, NanCY Rhodes, Janet Rice, Michelle Roach, Edward Rogers, Brenda Rogers, Harold Rogers, Anthony Rosen, Florence Roth, Dana Rothwell, Diana Ruse, Steven I Sachs, J21Cque1me Sanders, SHSPU1 Sanderson, Nancy Sax, Steven Scheckmafl, Steven Schnute, Kafefl Schubert, 111116 , Schuchmalh Befuce Senecal, Franfls SerVaaS, EUC Swaynie, li Tate, Chi Terrell, Terry, Teter, Thac Tho Thomas, B Toney, L Tower, Trask, Treste Ushe Wal Wallace, 1 Wallace, Wallace, Waller, Wallea Warm Wa 3 Oicofmof, T c M 't 1, uriniilii, Melissa S L. NIOO1'e tual-t Q v Debo Mordoh, Liah Morris, Nfihmias' Elie n elson, Florence NEISOH, Steve ledernhofer ' J Ngble, Janice ames SEL Deborah Nrrnan, Patricia orris, Eleanor O,H3.Ver M' h r 1C ael ' Ove rholser, J k Owens J3.Ck ac J 21Cqueline Pagel, P38505 Pate Pa tterso 9 Adflall Us Jane naut0f Nancy hodeS, Janet Rice, Michelle h Edward ROZC 9 Rogers' Blfnfiia Rogers, 2 Rogefsf Anth0I1l' lorenCC CII, F vfhs Dana ' na thwella Dm o ven , Ruse, Stjacquehne Susan SachS, 5 ders, y SQnclerS0nf Nam Steven zckman' en mute' Karlie ,huberu Ju Benice ichuchmaflgancis Sfflecal' Eric Sefvaass Steven homas '2 ' W' 1: is ,, . ,C1:f- ., f ,ev--, tl . f-,Q ,,, ,. M' V ,, 7 T Q-Nasa ' at, Q. We 1 : i?14, X' I l I 'J , ,-, 5 I 4 Swaynie, Robert Tate, Charles Terrell, Steven Terry, Otis Teter, Janet Thacker, John Thomas, John Thomas, Randall Toney, Laura Tower, Marcus Trask, Peter Trester, Roy Usher, Michael Walml, James '!'9w new V T :Ig 'Rx Qijff .' kv- ' Nw if ,S e W s . W3 1 r 4: S, - Sherman, Sandra Shirley, Frank Shuba, Wfilliam Silver, Maureen Silver, Robert Silverstein, Dennis Simmons, James Simon, Jeffrey Sipe, Samuel Skelton, Thomas Slaughter, James Smith, Rebecca fwithdrawnj Somerville, Carol Soots, Daniel ,, Sordean, Judy , Y, , Stevenson, xhyllllillll JJ If .' Stewart, Cheryl ' are 5 Stone, Steven , I Q J Sutton, Steven ,.f 'H P , -fe l: :P 'S ' - f ff, aa. T we-as Srrwkland, Thomas -'aa ' , .f f., I ,. If A 4 V its ig' 9 J' - V , 5 ,V v--, Z Ig W- ,, ,EQ v I' 5, if : :a.,,,, 5 Vw-,.1 J '4-.M ri, f ' .2, ,5g, 'Vg ' XX , .H , 2 Y ,f ,wg-2 V, 15' u n ifiae- S 'fav' 'Riff ' . fi ' 3 ' ., 5 fr: X il Wallace, Ann ' XVallace, James H Q Q, , nv M XVallace, Kathleen 5 'Q' T NValler, jp XValler, Eliza beth I. X, gl XVa rd, Gary 2 X V Wfarren, Dianne 'N' K ., .,.,,,,.,, ,. 1 . QNX . ,r.,. , ,,.,x .,,.. j x NVeber, Steve .V S - T, afa, a XVCl55s Myra Sgi T , .g. : fs ' 'X s, X , :rg .. Q: Xing-3 , . 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X y W' J-3 'S 1 N - VX ' ' ttrt x it fm X Fw X f 'X , Q- A-.A ,S LX, . a as gg . - X Not Pictured A Buckley, Johns Jgrgkgqm, Cher-ylg I?avvson, Davidg Massena, Roy r .., . LXOFIOD: Judith? Pefgfg: Thgmagg X ZIUCC, xJZ'1ITlC5.v I 'Wish wife Sehute, Patricia , X , XEQQQ- , . 0 f M X . ' x 4 t P 1 Page seventy A ,, , .mp Y. , h1. , . .L' 5, pl Q, ,- .-f ,T ,--.. .,, . -..-.,..,.., Q0 ,gn-.4-qqw-yr .---as ,, fra' A ' . I 1 wi A ,ET 1 av V 3 In is , A-A-do . w. n '. nv - 17 -Q , af- .,.' 4 ' A 15 if 2 iff, fs I tiff - , ,,1 , s ' ai Do Mid-western boys really go for Dash? Captured . Memories o . . . 5 x5 Ilqy S 5 ,f Qs D 5.'u-iii' ' 0 9 'Q RTS .' 3 Q..-lil-nn Sports means action! We hope that We can recapture it all for you. In these next few pages We will try to help you relive those breath-taking moments of being glued to the bleachers, growing hoarse with the cheerleaders, and boisterously urging the team to Victory. The joy of winning a game and the agony of defeat have taught us sportsmanship. Even when rain prevailed, our school spirit was never dampened. Page seventy-one 51- . 5 V . X ., V, A-' A 3. , ' 'X :X A . ., ' ' ' .v.::Sw'.,:f,,.E..:,,,5 ,, ' , ::Qf'.:-S+ wiim 'Nags-Sl ga we, ,F Mg-'vs s eg 4, gee .N -5 V 1 , V Wg., ' Q3 V - - M -- .M 5 J as was N M7 .. .iii .. ' X Q. . 'iw if 1 1 J f 5 3 . ,wa -f:' 1 -... Y ' 2 .g ,.,E,i-A,.,. -, 1 T' ' j V' ' 1 fa ...M .f- :Us , 1 -I - ':1:4:5S:.R,.i 35,gfgsigrgbg35E.5,iNr.. s-15'F:' . - 1:.f::f 5' 'V -.LEV-Q.. - V 5 XM --1 5. W' 1? ' ' ,,,. 5-IX X S' l ,H Q. Q ?:,i.I.,. is A AL., at fr IVQQ :V . ,. mr X ,Q .J . .. . .., W .317 yi- XX Q P eggs- 1, g5,,5......A:,:.V ..4. : 'firm N N f :awed ' f' ' 3 - Q. QQ ' ..,. ,.,I1. ' - 32 ' 2' sf , .. X fmiiif -,' 'CQ , ,my ,1' f,.i -'fx-Ifiiiff-1.-EA,.132-235555551'Zl.i:Qi:-i'-.. '-Qij' ,rl-: S:5.':iZ?-.15X'5Q2N1 i i' AS . Q ' 5 52? ii . 'ix -' .A B1 lx. 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N 3 f .se vp, Q -- 4 .e-ae -:-s1i.- , ' . f . -. N .W . 'I w..': ,. M., . ...,. w X: ,I . . be ,J In E E. ..... .3 H N. . 3.5 ' 6 'Y' 6 - 314.2432 :Iii -:gi .1 W 121 . 3 . .. .4 ... . , , .,,., .. Q V s...,s,..,,. VX . .. .L ka ,.V:7aa if if W , 'R ..faf'21fFsEf:1, ff' 'iiiifxa ii' R in 1 af 5 ' l . - 3 vi' 3 H R' I ' 1 5' 253 3, ,1Ff'5lf1lf155f11.- ' :: W:55:?2s if will ' ' . S' A A mag: 1 V-M-MM.. 'xigfirsgvfgl 5 ' 1 . .- . 2 n ' 1 - , 'f f .L.,1-Qi. - ' -f f . Z 1. A A a . A FRESHMAN FOOTBALL-Row 1: T. Hollibaugh, L. Darring, L. Fowler, S. Lee, D. Browning, T. Pappas, D. Cogshall. R010 2: T. Waldman, J. Bromley, G. Walkup, A. Fasola, B. Penno, S. Goodwin, C. Wliitfield. Row 3: B. Perkins, S. Cox, F. Beat 'eml Page seventy-two Bodwell, M. Larason, B. Helms, R. Staines, P. Thompson. Row 4: M. Snellcnberger, P. Nefouse, XVeber, R. Small, J. Zener, J. Thomas, Murphy. Row 5: M. Daniels, R. Dennerline, C. Fox, T. Pagel, L. Dawson, R. Nowling, B. Abrams, manager. FROSH GRIDDERS During August the future Frosh football team relinquished their summer time to prepare for the coming season. This sacrifice resulted in a satisfying record. The team, instructed by Mr. Weesner, had one tie game, which was with Carmel. Our team fought its way to the goal posts and was Victorious over Eastwood. We ended the season with a 4-3-1 record. scones W. OPP- 0 Franklin 21 Carmel 6 6 Ben Davis 35 0 Broad Ripple 0 15 Northwest 0 6 Eastwood 13 6 Speedway 6 14 Arlington 21 0 . 7 . J Q. is? s -T?Qi it N A xii ice. FV ,. 5 sb Q V N 'I-P.. ' 'si EIGI 1110112 Row Allen T Mr. a ve tean N01 East Beer Belz Wo. Car Pen SEV1 D- 1 Stevq Over T. I , . P. Thompson. Row R. Small, Zener, , R. Dennerline, C. . Abrams, manager. DERS 1 football team to prepare for resulted in H ructed by MY' ,ich was with ,y to the 8031 Eastwood. We cord. vu, OW- 21 0 6 6 as 0 O 13 0 Z 3 M o 21 EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL-Row 1. J. Deugan, G. Dre- monas, B. Berger, D. Nagey, L. Kerkhof, Darring, B. Thomas. Row 2: M. Vance, S. Overman, C. Worley, T. Schrader, S. Allen, D. Tewksbury. Row 3: O. Philyaw, Manager, B. White, 8TH GRADE FOOTBALL This year's eighth grade gridders, coached by Mr. Hudson, finished the football season with a very commendable 6-1-0 record. The fighting team made its only fall to Belzer Junior High. Eighth Grade Football Scores W . Opp. Northview 2 0 0 Eastwood 9 0 Beech Grove 2 0 7 Belzer 6 7 Wfoodview 12 0 Carmel 2 8 7 Perry East 14 0 SEVENTH GRADE FOOTBALL-R010 1: S. Jeffries, D. Jacobs. D. MeGeary, C. Tate, A. Dinwiddie, D. Soots, B. Hargan, B. Stevenson. Row 2: R. Heilbrunn, S. Monieal, D. Lawton, J. Overholser, R. Lempke, D. Lawson, L. Fleece. Row 3: J. Miller, T. Baas, J. Linder, J. Thomas, K. Estridge, M. O'Haver, D- A ' 2. A.. . as ffe' af, ,, Qs E, . . .., ,,.. , . f ..,. ',.-. ii .. if xx 1' e 4 ..e lv. f '1 ee . 'B' 1 ...a a . if '13 i 'f 4 Wir eewalfsiwg E I w, mx' ' ,,,, M,.'3gQ .gif ky ..,,, Q f ...QV 4VV. ' .. IVIZ 1 ' S 2 Q4 f A . I if A , , . , ,l U 105,555 . A R. Mason, W. Boyd, B. Hackleman, R. Martin, L. Astbury, N. Taslitz. Row 4: S. Owen, B. Grant, N. DeFord, J. Powers, R. Long, S. Love, B. Grant, S. Parker. 7TH GRADE FOOTBALL The football season brought the new Westlane Wildcats a 2-2-0 record. Their most satisfying victory was over our arch rival, Eastwood, with a score of 6-0. The team also galloped down the gridiron to a 6-0 win over Carmel. Our congratulations, gentlemen! See you next year, we hope! 7th Grade Football Scores W. Opp. Belzer 6 2 0 Eastwood 6 0 N orthview 6 1 9 Carmel 6 0 Ramaker, J. Owens. Row 4: E. Hartman, J. Burns, T. McCampbell, Harrison, M. Krause, Holstein, T. O'Conner, M. Harshman, S. Stone. Row S: R. Lash, XV. NVhite, B. Wolf, R. Huber, Mr. XVebb, coach. s s l' ss fs f fs-, .. X ,sa -ax -. I. A ., ' s A 'eee . 1. fs 1- FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-Row 1: S. Thompson, B. Wente, M. Reisen, F. Bodwell, G. Walkup, T. Scott, P. Nefouse. Row FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Get that tip! Page seventy-four J. Goldstein. Row 3: K. Harshman, C. Fox, Mr. Hobson, coaclxg T. Bly, C. Svendsen. XVhen the 196-4 basketball season came to its close, the freshmen found that they had a 4-12-0 record. At the Westlane Invitational they ob- taineclia 1-1-0 record. The following accomplish- ments were acknowledged: Pete Thompson- most valuable player, Bob Wente-most im- proved player, and Frank Bodwell-best-natun ed player. SCGRES W. Opp. Ben Davis 40 28 Carmel 29 32 Eastwood 2 6 52 Arlington 32 30 Beech Grove 38 40 Perry Central . 2 3 3 52 Lawrence , 49 3 1 Woodview 25 45 Decateur CCounty Tourneyj 5 3 3 5 Northwest 3 8 47 Eastwood QCounty Tourneyj 3 2 4 8 Pike 3 2 49 Eastwood 37 46 Brebeuf 34 41 Perry East 27 45 Chatard 32 33 Invitational Lawrence 42 33 Woodview 27 48 ...ms wwiwv- t f A- 1 . . NW Xx x s X X 1 N :.:: all--21-A 527 X as . wiv' ' . sf. as 4- iwxexl- b.'N wil l . .. .1 f fhg ft .f':,jf-1215315 ' Eff . s 'Q A A V 'N 3 4 ai ve ga..-1 s f gsfggigg EIGHTI D. Moc Gaalema. 81h The lucky the te: son. 'I ence l excelle hopet I 4 , 4 v , , , , 3 3 I Mr. Hobson, coachg on came to its y had a 4-12-0 onal they ob- ig accomplish- Thompson- re-most im- l-best-natur- W. OPP- 40 23 29 32 26 52 32 30 38 40 .28 ' 52 49 31 .25 46 53 38 32 48 3 2 49 47 46 41 44 45 E7 3 3 2 33 2 43 7 ,xi n .JL , . - .aL..,.,.,,.r, ! LM, .2.22 vruiui. nnonninfxm.-liow 1: R. Bibbs, H. Ervin, Vance, D. Tewksbury, J. Williams. Row 3. R. Martin, B. D. Moore, B. Hackleman, K. Undercoffer, C. Worley, G. Thomas, R. Mason, M. Paul, D. Nestor. Row 4: Mr. Hudson. Gaalema. Row 2: W. Wright, T. Schrader, S. Overman, M. ' SCORES Carmel 84h GRADE BASKETBALL Eastwood Belzer - Pike The eighth grade basketball team had an un- Noblesville lucky season with a 3-11-0 record. However, Perry Central the team. did improve over their last year's sea- Woodview son. This proves that our boys gained experi- Beech Grove ence by playing other teams and through the Fulton excellent coaching of Mr. Hudson. iWe certainly Northview hOpe the team will Suse this experience next year. Eastwood H Perry East A Speedway QCounty Tourneyj ' S-T-R-E-T-C-H Opp. .51 16 37 33 40 39 39 32 43 30 42 32 26 32 1 E 3 Y Y n l C I 1 li 4 4 Kennedy. V. White. f v my I ', a:s5,:'ag1,,s.5,g1s:,w ,fri 'Salim -. I 5 :ms xx xxx ' ' i I :Si W S ' 1 52' ' 3 UA, 1 , , YM Q 5 -K sf, as . '-2 Xi, , v M K. W xx xx xxx xx A X N xsxir if xx ixxxxw ' J xx if xx E N X my xs N X 1 x 1 ES 1 M, iii x 'x fi' figs fs .X xy 1' :J 1 . vii itfiflfx 5 EJ I '1: r' : z XA I '-Q fx: 2 S 5 x I ix xxx A S4 SX-E, W -my 1 X 5 x 5- 3 mx 5 ,SN ' E RK 513, , ,Ji 1, -1 he v . 515 ab, an ay D . f-A' 9 ' N ,ff X X 3.454 is-e21..,,:fv S53 in 'M ' 1 f' ' Q , .gym L X 1 A . 1 . 6 I if 'S 2 ? 5 AL . I . H 4 ' ' V x '- 3 I 3 K I S S hr 9TH GRADE NVRESTLING--Demonsiralfors: Quillin, J. Murphy. Row 1: T. Pagel, T. XValdman, SI. Goodwin, D. Browning, M. Daniels, J. Bromley, T. Snow, L. Snider. Row 2: C. Dykema, R. Christenson, J. Stradling, B. Hoffman, S. Fritschle, R. Small, Mr. Teboe, coach. 9th GRADE WRESTLING The ninth grade grapplers Won six of their nine Wrestling meets, which was the result of both hard Work and fine coaching. Mr. Teboe inspired the boys and taught them the meaning of sportsmanship even when the cloud of defeat hung near. As they gained more experience, they began winning their matches more consistently, thus ending the season with the fine record of 6-3. SCORES W. Cp p. Ben Davis 5 2 7 Blind School 23 45 Carmel 46 7 Speedway 3 8 14 Fulton 3 0 2 6 Perry East 2 6 24 Eastwood 2 0 3 0 Lawrence 2 6 24 Woodview 14 3 8 Page seventy-eight Deugan's 7TH AND L. Nahmias, F. Boyd, G. 1 Deugan's hold? 7fh ond Srh GRADE WRESTLING XVrestling matches promised suspense tension and thrills as the seventh and eighth grade boys worked together as a team to bring victory to Westlane. Mr. Teboe, their coach, inspired the boys and taught them the meaning of sports- manship. They ended their season with four wins and five losses. SCORES W. Qpp. Noblesville 2 8 46 Perry East 30 39 Woodview 42 26 Northview 24 42 Lawrence Central 27 37 Eastwood 35 26 Fulton 43 16 Perry Central 7 3 3 7TH AND STH GRADE WRESTLING R0 1 B Wlf , W - 0 Deugan, B. Berger, B. Browning, M. Vance, P. Sallec, Mr. L. Nahmias, S. Sutton, J. Owens, T. Wright. Row 2: C. Worley, Teboe- F. Boyd, G. Person, H. DeFord, M. Krause, D. Patton. Row 31 :Q Page seventy-nine , .W ..-, K gi. 1,... , 5 1 ,fa-s gsm... if- W, ...X , .. A. .. .ga - P . .. , N ,,.,L,f,,,g3x A Az, ., 1 em vw .ff it AN' XMI l TMS urge., 5 FRESI-IMAN CROSS CCUNTRY-Row 1: Si. Hoffmann, M. Thayer, P. Tolson, J. Stradling, M. Aycock. Row 2: N. CROSS CCDUNTRY The cross country team, which consisted only of freshman boys, had a successful season. 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Q .M-1. .., Q :Q Q' . 1, ,--Q,.V-' i3gi..V.y,g,,,?,,L gg. Q p , f6'g,V5, Wm ws- , J Q -Q 1 H., s I H c Q. - V '-we t w ,-',,g3?,s::' ig ,.f I , gg .e ps-V .35f.,,, - - -'frm . - f AMI- -sv , Y .f ...V .,,., Q, ef- I ...F - ,,,., r '?W...a , ,. ,, , I ., QA .vw PRESHMAN BASEBALL-Row 1: L. Baker, Student Manager, A. Fasola, F. Bodwell, J. Jefferies, T. Scott, T. Sutton, M. Aycock. Row 2: Mr. Clayton, coach, B. Shook, J. Hickey, FRESHMAN BASEBALL Many freshman boys eagerly turned out this spring to try out for the baseball team which was coached by Mr. Clayton. The first of his many jobs was to choose the boys who would become the most successful, well-rounded players. Having satisfactorily completed this duty, Mr. Clayton and his newly formed team enthusias- tically started practicing and perfecting their baseball skills. Throughout the season the boys competed against numerous rivals such as East- wood, Carmel, and Noblesville. 7TH AND 8TH GRADE BASEBALL-Row 1: S. Smith, H. DeFord, S. Love, G. Linder, R. Lash, S. Pipher, H. Armstrong. Row 2: R. Mason, D. Ramaker, J. Owens, G. Gaalema, G. ,, QQ,-eg i,.V4?-'j, AQ X s , ..-'Set-,aw B. +.:.., , . ..-was-s.:s:. ., B. Abrams, S. Thompson, P. Scott, R. Small. R010 3: P. Thompson, M. Reisen, B. XVente, S. Berney, G. Smith, R. Elston. 7TH AND BTH GRADE BASEBALL Spring means many things. To most boys it means baseball, and Westlane is no exception. With Mr. Teboe as coach, the boys marched on towards victory. There were many things considered before this year's seventh and eighth grade players were chosen. The boys had to be capable of throwing, hitting, and running. XV e feel that Westlane has good cause to be proud of her Seventh and Eighth Grade Base- ball Team. A Fisk, K. Undercoffer. Row 3: Mr. Teboe, Coach, D. Nestor, D. Tewksbury, B. Hackleman, R. Harrison, S. Overman, Stu- dent Manager B. White. 0-. X!! E 'S .h .ff 1 Vggfegwlgiih gag, ,537 6 il 'e.:21'i I ,fr if' Weber, Mr. Berkowitz. l 9T Weatlie Mr. Web evening. ' sportsmar COAC 4. i. V3 . '1-', .I Vg n 3: P. Elston, ys it tion. ched rin gs ghth J be v be ase- stor, Situ- ii 7TH AND 8TH GRADE GOLF-Row 1: S. Sutton, B. Kosch- mann, D. Carden. Row 2: Thomas, J. Woywod, B. David, Coach Mr. Webb. 7TH AND 8TH GRADE GGLF Mr. Webb also coached the seventh and eighth grade golfers. Selection for this team, as with the freshman team, was based upon each boy's ability to attain a low score for twenty-seven holes. 9TH GRADE GOLF-Row 1: J. Petticrew, S. Fritschle, J. Weber, Mr. Webb. Row 2: J. Thomas, J. Goldstein, M. Berkowitz. Row 3: T. Bly, L. Hendricks, B. Jacobson. 9TH GRADE GOLF Weather permitting the golf team, coached by Mr. .Webb, practiced at North Eastwood every evening- The hard-Working boys exhibited good SP0ffSmanship and team cooperation. CCACHES-Mr Weesner, Mr Hudson, Mr Goff, Mr. Teboe, Mr. Clayton, MY- Webb, MF- H0b50n' As you all know by now, the theme of the V47esfwi1zrl this year was Captured Memories on Micro-film. Therefore, the yearbook staff included some of the more outstanding events of the 1963-64 school year. Obvious occurences, such as dances and parties, were included, of course, but the emphasis was shifted from the lighter side of school life to other things, such as the presentation of awards, installation of student council members and officers, various club activities, and sports events. This was done in an attempt to select occasions that were an integral part of our school year. Although we may hate to admit it, learning was the main reason we were here. Fortunately, the shock of receiving knowledge was softened by our surroundings. The freshmen in particular appreciated the new language lab, an excellent place to do unfinished homework, the seventh graders enjoyed their first taste of biology- 5, ci the eighth-graders impressed us all i D creations in art. with their Although the annual language and maths matics competitions with students from other schools were omitted this year, Westlane Stu dents distinguished themselves with - the Science Fair and for their various clubs This year has been a fruitful one for Westlane and her students, and one we are not forget. Next year a new circle will start. The freshmen, top dogsv this year, will again be low men on the totem pole at North Central and the eighth and seventh graders will move up to a position of higher rank. The XVes1fwi1zfl staff wishes you all, Good luck! 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