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

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-- 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 . W . s .pw , - ,ff 22.11119-' ,, - +' fs. , b l . . . i td, aw' ' S 'sg , .. S Q- .- - K V:-...:. . , f - -v - ,, Q Q '-1' . 4 . - fr - . ,. . r- , ff:1'ff.s . awww ffm ' eg- . - - www r' .Q --N 5 -X . ,QR 1 t ,ag , M.: ' .Q , -,. 155: -N ., I A eo- - 2 . N s- ie 1. f .fa es? . , at...-...a a ,1:g.:,:- -gfifh' -. ' . 5-Zs5 '1,-,AQ ' z K ii 'IM' WX 52' 'V '-'f lffi I -.. Nfvei :-5.,.5-.-W , is :::5.,.:. -Li aj'-I -I'i'f-J: N .I ': HSE- ' , '- -Q.-Q ,. . .. - . L QE.-1 'j:- 21::EEFT25151-.1'!EQE':'.2E'E6IE2 i 4 V 4 ,,.. 7 '-' '- be 1 'J' ,Rib - f ef ' 2 , H . 43 4552522535 122-al..-1 237515511-'Z' . at fs? , . V- f' - ' ' - ' f A , - n s q-Qs, A -'M ,....-N11 ,gs -P sbs 5, . --+1 X - - .2 - -t.E2 1z.5--:-af.'.fesE:3::-:zz . ' ' ' I .:.,,S9.N,?qN,sz-,,A:L,1..5..,s-., .r V wx.,-:t -. . qs, ' - . X -5- . ,..s,,s.s,u Wg.,-f,-r-5,5-.. , .--. . . 4, -axe, -..,., . - ,D-1 1 4 -4- f 5-.fa-.,. Q.: -2, M.-.:.,,,-1 s I X. ea... , WW. X .M .sy , ..., X, . . X., .Ns N... ..,M,xg:.s., . . .. N X.. . . , W . , .af .0 ,, A . ---- -,X ' r . X T 1 s f v -. '- , - A A ' ., .. ,-is-1427123-Iifs: 1 as stir. -si. Us 2 sie ' ' ts-, seat'-, .... ga -',. V 2::if:5-,.S:::. ,, - 'ef -- -1 -9. s- ,,w.Nss. -F :-.1-If-sy. 1 'ss we fi - .I-. I.. g ' ,.., 1 ., ' - ivy ,...fgy.,,-4.4 ,. -:if-.-F ,V ,1?Q2XXN.2 Y. - s f K x 'Y' .1 X . '- '1 P-Y A. 3 ,K '. 1 :':, K - Y' 'S ' ' -V sf' .:.: 2 ' T, '- 2.1-11 f.Z':-.H P , ' 2:',I'?a - e . X 1 - ' - '-ff , ' ' -Qs f s...-..::1.:-11 fs: 51- -Q -' f ,- x . A' 12- ' f ss. f.- +I:--sw ,3f':.-- ' ,f -' f f-2-:er as 1. - . f -1 su - ,we -.es- 1 3 -Z4 ty - ag-.ga is v I - . 'e-mr:..1:1g1g,4.,2,1,.-fi -' 'tzaff sf: ma., 2 , 'rvgngi-3 2 - 2 1 H ' 5 1 - 1 s at 'N g. , N gs-1+1?1.+gsg5'E:5,5:g1:-,,,1-Z- ,g,:.:gsfj -' - Q -j,.' , gs- asf, s 1:-.f....-:-,A Y' .. - A--.--.Q-,:1.,,1:. - , is-gob.,, ,gk - k gs 2 2. ,az , V A V . , 5. EW '-' X. 1 - ' ' W ' -, t 5,14-.-, -.-,.. -' 1516 i . ' 'Q si. ' fi'iN315 i -9352 'ff' - , . '- -1 mfs .. ' 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 ,

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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

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