Park Tudor School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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FRED HESLAR Fred came to Park at the beginning of his junior year and quickly became adiusted to the life here. Playing both second base and shortstop, Fred won a letter in baseball in the spring of his first year at the school. He was a mem- ber of the varsity basketball and baseball teams his senior year and a member of the Varsity Club for two years. Having been elected to the Citizenship Honor Roll several times, Fred is a possible candidate for the Frank Meek Memorial Award. Besides playing basketball and baseball, Fred likes dragging in his '55 Ford and horseback rid- ing. He has supported the school in all of its activities and has bolstered the spirit of the student body. OOPS, MISSED AGAIN!

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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

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DON HINES l 'M Don's name consistently appeared onthe honor roll through- out his high school career. Having worked his way up through the offices of the Red and Black staff, Don was the editor-in-chief his senior year. His class chose him to repre- sent them on the Student Council in his sophomore and iunior years. Appearing in one of the leading roles in Prompters' presentation of Bernardine, he did an admirable iob as Beau, the biggest land most sensitivei of a gang of big wheels. Whenever Don is on the campus, you can be sure he is carrying a slide rule, a solid geom- eiry model, or proof sheets. He is credited with having conjured up the Dunk the Diver Car- nival stunt. His invention backfired, however: he had to be one of the divers. HORA NOVISSIMA, TEMPORA PESSIMA SUNT Cum Re Prompters Club Park Pen ...... Quiz