Park Tudor School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Red Football DAN EICHER In his three and one-half years at Park, Dan has won three letters in football and two in wrestling. He was one of the chief agitators for a wrestling team, once it was formed, he captained it in its first two years. As an active member of the Prompters Club, Dan has appeared in three plays and has proved himself an absolute wizard at rounding up properties and furniture. 2,3 Members of the Upper School will not soon forget Dan's salmon-pink crew-neck sweater and his red Thunderbird. The boys in the junior class agree that Dan was one of the weightiest causes of their failure to take possession of the senior room. ln classes he might not always have had an answer, but outside class he invariably had a quick comeback. MAT MAGIC

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'MAN, lT'S A HOT DAY CHARLES ADKINS ln addition to filling a gap in the line of the football team, Charlie also played an important part in the activities of the school. He won two letters in football and two in wrestling. Although he is not a baseball letterman, Charlie abetted the team much by pitching batting practices. He was a member of the Varsity Club and was very active in that organization. i It is difficult to visualize Charlie not sitting behind the wheel of his big black Caddy or not wearing his customary uniform of char- coal black flannel trousers, white shirt, and black loafers. Though he rarely talks about himself, he is much interested in flying and trap shooting. Ten 'I7

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DAVID FAUVRE As business manager throughout his junior and senior years, Dave ably handled the financial affairs of the Red and Black. Elected to the position of vice-president of the Stu- dent Council his senior year, he has been active in both the Glee Club and Prompters. Athletics-wise, Dave was awarded three letters in tennis, one in baseball, and two in basket- ball. ln his senior year he was elected to the post of secre- tary of the Varsity Club and also was chosen to be one of Park's representatives to the Junior Red Cross. I . r Dave's chartreuse Ford, which was an obiect of much interest the first time it appeared on the campus, has occupied a space in 'Front of the laboratory almost every day since then. He was one of the first to bring the Ivy Look to Park School and Dave's lean 'Frame comple- ments any tapered Eastern style. THAT ELUSIVE TWO CENTS Glee Red 2, 3,4 2, 3,4 2, 3,4 Red Cross Rep Baseball 19