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

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WEATHER FORECAST: h I I I f a record low for homeworkg - high pressure cell of 9th graders leaving the 0 6 0 region, - 3 months of ideal weather! K . C3 ,Q :gm QUIP lf a smile can really be someone's mnbrella, Mr. Keith must never get wet. ek wr wr wr Talk isn't always cheap. It cost a lot of people their conduct grades . lk ak wk bk We all wanted to have a cool year, but 100 below O wasn't what we had in mind. :lf :of PF as lf love conquers all, maybe we should send valentines to Northview. ak ak Pk wk Music may soothe the savage beast, but it won't tame the Seventh Graders ! Pk PF Pk Pk Washington Township had more cancellations than NBC . nk wk wk wk The cafeteria sit-in failed because students didn't have a leg to stand on. ak wk as :uc by Dede Hudson i n the news PAGES The Arts . . ..... 10 Comics ..... ..... 8 6 Crossword .....65 Editorial .... ...... 2 Obituaries . . . . . . . .46 Pictures... 44 Sports ..... ..... 2 6 72 WantAds FRIDAY MORNING HOME OF THE WILD- WESTLANE UNDERGOES CHANGES . by d. W.j H During the past year, Westlaners reaped the benefits of many changes. The Student Center had been a dream for ages, but it became part of everyday life. Although snow canceled the special ceremonies for the new gym, its facilities are something of which everyone is proud. Even the new lockers eased frustrations, for a gentle pull of the handle opened the:m.:,Those were only a few additions, helping to make '78 memorable . i

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the vtfildcats 9314155 FIRST EDITION JUNE 9, 1978 COST 35.50 DELIVERED ONCE PER YEAR L., 17- L, ,J lay ff pf ,Q I AFX TQN Iii 'Q 1'-if .fx i , E 1 l llf!f:,f'r Elfiif! lfblx W ij all V FQ Eff!! L42 J is Ml dl .Jil 4... L11 OM Cliff Lf l l , gan. Aa, .. mamma l I - r X ,. 7,1 V, K- . -,f .f ,. f, w .1 f. , ,fd V' :fmff --X,.f I nr: .. fl, ,f I , .ff , , ,N ,, ,. ,V I ff lf, .- X When Westlane began 22 years ag it consisted of only seventh and eighth graders and the sixth' grade classes from Delaware Trails. 01 7, .fs ,- ,.,7, .- A,5,,. +I. ff .2 I g I I 'V 3 jf --,. . . . and all Washington Township n ,O Schools are closed. Think back E-, when you heard those wonderful words .9 W' on the radio. One or two snow days are nice, but SIX????! ! ! !! If you like blizzards, then 1978 was YOUR year. Think of all the pleasure you must have gotten watching cars get stuck, but then you also like chocolate- covered turnipsg don't you? For those of you who enjoy shoveling endless amounts of snow-covered driveways, the blizzard must have thrilled you no end. Personally, 1 can think of nothing more enjoyable than trudging through 50 of snow with a week's supply of fresh homework! But in all the frivolity, let us not forget that serious-minded businessman who came up with a product essential to our very existence: Bottled melted snow from the Bliuard of 1978!