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

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Kubit, Chet Mr. Lehman, Lisa Mrs. Liggett, Samuel Mr. McCabe, Torn Mr. ' g. McMinn, Hugh, jf '- .5 V ry I , is 1 I s. as - YL 'i McNichols, Tom Mr. McNierney, Donna Miss Mertz, Robert Mr. Miller, Barbara Mrs. Miller, Hollis Mr. y 1 s. 'IZ , 1' Kat I i T rl 'K ai Miner, I-lughetta Mrs. - i Morford, Pamela Mrs. Novak, Jean fMrs, Crawleyju- ta, 5 1' L Partee, Maxine Mrs , Payton, Mel Mr. A i, ,, x W 5 Y 1 ? 2 K -A1 , Penwell, Frank Mr. L - I . -W Peterson, james Mr. ' an Pogue, David Mr. -::, . - 'Z' 5' p Quandf, C-E- MF- -- Rickards, Toni Mrs. ' W X K i ff' K , 4, . xi Y 5 x XX X 1,1 . N -i .. X X if H a 3. W K ,f ' 'JJ -N 2. ma . jp iff ig ll ' ,' - ' Q 'IFY Ahgl' Z 'n ' Westlane teachers, quoted by their principal as being Indiana's finest, have many pursuits besides teaching. This fact is undoubtedly what makes them wel1-rounded individuals, adaptable to situations besides the ivor towers of academia y . Several of our teachers have their own businesses. Mrs. Joyce BeMiller, for example , owns a boutique shop. Mr. Penwell operates a carpentery business during summer months, and4'Mr, Gascho's television shop is busy all year long. Mr. Glore does special decorating jobs for lucky customers, and Mr. Kubit entertains for groups with his magic Shows, Mrs, I-1, Miller and her husband own a music store. Several of our teachers had former professions. Miss Doyle was a nurse, and Mrs. Thomas was a buyer for Ayres. Mr. Payton began his athletic career playing for the Philadelphia Warriors and the Indian- apolis Olympians. Another former pro athlete was our new teacher Mr. Sparks, who played baseball for the New York Giants and the Chicago White Sox. 72 Some of our teachers have changed their teaching areas. Mr. Mertz was a principal, Mrs. I-laflich taught music at Nora, and Mrs. Hess taught music and English. Mrs. Taylor was once a kindergarten teacher, and Mrs. B. Miller, a former gyrnnast, was a physical education teacher. Our teachers also extend themselves to other areas involving the teaching of young people. Mr. Ufkes is active in 4-H work, and Mr. Peterson meets with Young Life groups. Mr. Van Sickle acts as chaperon.. guide on treks through New Mexico with groups during the summers. Many teachers' summer jobs reflect their interest in teaching. Mrs. Hall worked at Grandview's play- ground last summer, while Mrs. Morfordworked on a youth-tutoring prograi-n,and Mrs. Alley on a math curriculum study. Perhaps some of the diversity of our staff stems nom varied backgrounds of the members. Mrs Crawley, for example, comes to us hom New York, while Mrs. Sagalowsky is recently arrived from Denmark. All of these individuals combine their talents to make up a fine staff at Westlane.

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'i lf M wg' 1 1 A K7 4 , FT? ' Q gg Alley, Reene Mrs. Armstrong, Melinda Nlrs Axsom, Edgar Mr. BeMiller, Joyce Mrs. Borlick, Roberta Mrs. Bryan, Jenny Mrs. Butler, Joan Mrs. Carlson, Mark Mr, Clayton, Ora Mr. Cripe, Vernal Mrs, Eakins, Waverly Mr, Ellis, Joseph Mr, Fraps, Barbara Miss Gascho, James Mr, Gearhart, Sharon Mrs. Glore, James Mr. Goff, William Mr. Grabbe, Earl Mr. Haflich, Virginia Mrs. Hall, Rebecca Mrs. Hand, Lois Mrs. Hart, Barbara Mrs. Hartman, Harold Mr. Harwood, Dwight Mr. 1 Hon, Tim Mr. - Herron, Julie Miss I-Iess, Ruth Mrs, Huff, Ruth Mrs. Kern, Joanna Mrs. Kiser, Elizabeth Mrs. 71

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,- W Gil. H , r I - 4. im ry iw w Riggins, Darrell Mr. Rosenberg, Joanne Mrs. ,Q Ross, Mary Ellen Mrs. X Sagalowsky, Hanne Mrs. If Schoppel , Brian Mr. -'W X .fl H N y 11.1 'ffl my 2 f 'il Y fl-Q? 15 y 'WD' gan ' Taber, Kathleen Mrs. in Shelton, Clara Mrs. Smith, Charles Mr. Sparks, Richard Mr. Thomas, Margaret Mrs. Q ll K N X rind , , 5, Deaf 1 4' 'M 1 af? 375 if ' ' .fri swim C ,Bizrl xml W frilly - W0 I 1 . X25 I ' 'f f lu' Lf. ini? l f 5 rw, , , ,F ' 5' 11,74 'ESV fp Q l 'Sie EEF f ' 5' wal , ' Y' I , ,Q Ufkes, Will Mr. 1 -4 Q VanSickle, john Mr. Q as A Warner, Virginia Mrs. I:,. F Weesner, Keith Mr. ' ' gg Wharton, Rebekah Mrs. S f 1 --A ,A E , Carrington, Dan Mr. A - , Q 5 Doyle, Mary Miss , .I LaFo1lette, joseph Mr. J X Q ' V' Y. 2 Taylor, Mary Mrs. 7 1 ' N ', Warren, Betty Mrs. an ,Q X ., Cunningham, Nina Mrs. L -1 ,, Ziegler, Vivian Mrs. ' ' X Anderson, Billie Mrs. fr -1' Jones, Sara Mrs. Q. N 1 QNot Picture dl W Johnson, Phyllis Mrs. U Bell, Frank Mr . Caldwell, Lucille Mrs. Bedwell , Loraine Mrs . , . 1 Karl Hochradel, PIC TURED ABOVE is the director of Westlane's Com- munity School Program, Raised in Chicago, Karl, a high school drop out, later proved that anyone who has determination can succeed in college, During the past years, Karl's work has related to community service, Black is beautiful, but you don't have to be black to be beauti ful, typifies the philosophy by which he lives and works. Westlaners know his door is always open. 73