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

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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-

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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