Park Tudor School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Back row left to right: Steve Medias, John Weldon, Michael Bradner, Middle row left to right: Philip Adler, Edward Kahn, Richard Bennett, Thomas Esterline, Goethe Link. Front row left to right: Duane Pritchett, Howard Pontius, Jerry Feinstone, Stuart Schaefer, Ray Wolter. ln corner left to right: Mr. William Hig- gins, Jr., Bill McPherson, Thomas Dalglish, John Stiles, Lee Gery, Don Hines. Not in picture: David Fauvre, Tim Kelly. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES CMIDDLE SCHOOLJ Mr. Smith, as Director of the Middle School, is proud of the excellent spirit of cooperation which his boys have shown through the year. Their Middle School Student Council, led by President Don Hines and advised by Mr. Higgins, sponsored two parties, and they sold cokes, candy, and hot dogs at varsity foot- ball and basketball games. Seventh graders organized a stamp club and operated the Bust a Balloon booth in the carnival. Eighth graders contributed a ball-throwing game at the carnival and maintained a discussion club known as the C. O. L., which attended a Purdue football game. Michael Bradner, of the eighth grade, drew the prize-winning cover for the Garden Tour calendar.

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Melvin Isaac Melvin could not participate in basketball but did play reserve football. He has contributed several piano solos to our chapel services at the school, and for the Garden Tour he exhibited a large collection of military in- signia. Frank Snyder Frank was on the reserve foot- ball team this fall. During the winter he boxed, and this spring he is playing tennis. Alan Johnson As tackle on the football team Alan received his numer- als. Many of Alan's themes have been published in the Red and Black. In baseball he plays out- field. Fred Thorpe Fred came to Park in Febru- ary and was unable to partici- pate in the winter sports pro- gram. This spring, however, he is taking tennis. David Poston Dave is participating in spring tennis. He was a member of the stage crew for the all-school play and is a member of the Prompter's club. Peter Weldon Pete won his reserve numerals this fall by playing football. He has written many articles for the Red and Black and is also a member of the Panther staff. Pete took second place in the Optimists' Club speaking contest. He is taking baseball this spring.

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FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES This year Mr. Holzman took the fifth and sixth graders on tours to the Sherwood coal mines, the Goethe Link Observatory, the Naval Armory, and P. R. Mallory's. The boys were respon- sible for raising the flag on the campus each morning. At the carnival the fifth graders operated a game in which the prizes were phonograph records donated by Mr. Roy Price of R. C. A., and the sixth graders set up the Chamber of Horrors. Mrs. Mitchell's chorus sang in the gymnasium during the Garden Tour, at which the sixth grade presented a model of a jungle scene. Far row left to right: Steve Thomas, Bert McClure, Fred Cuthbert, Robert Giblin, Thomas Howe, Mr. John Holzman. Fourth row left to right: Robert Shane, John Carpenter, Steve Merrell, Richard Kroot, Walter Foltz. Third row left to right: Jay Price, Robert Sauer, Harold Bredell, Thomas Johnson, Carter Fortune, Jack Mead. Second row left to right: Nicky Doney, Robert Rhoads, Baxter Rogers, Steve Spencer, Walter Cooke, Ted Tether. First row left to right: Russell Fortune, Richard Wilson, Michael Jaeger, Henry Whitesell, Edward Johnson. Not shown in pic- ture: David Chambers.