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

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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

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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

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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