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

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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

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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

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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