Park Tudor School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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THOMAS KIRBY Tom won three letters in football and was a member of the Varsity Club. Having a keen interest in antique and present- day firearms, he was one of the founders of the recently organized Ten Ring Club and president of the club its first two years. Among Tom's other interests are boating and mechanical drawing. To coin a phrase, Tom could write a book on the ways and means he employed to get out of the eighth-period study hall. lt seems Tom got a haircut each week and went down town to buy parts for his motorcycle every other week. No doubt Mr. Foxlow will long remem- ber Tom's words, Gosh! I get blamed for everything. For all that, the editor of the Panther, whose elephant good, along with Tom's camera, provided the photographs in this annual, asserts that once Tom is started on a task he does an excellent job. en President THE KEENNESS OF THAT PRACTICED EYE

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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

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GOETHE LINK Circulation manager of the Red and Black for the past four years, Goethe has made the thump . . . click, thump . . . click of the Addressograph and stapling machines a famil- iar sound in the halls of the Upper School building-the study hall not excepted. He appeared in last year's Prompt- ers Club production, Brother Rat, and this year was in charge of electrical problems connected with Bernardine. He won the major P in wrestling his senior year. l AND WHEN HE WALKS THROUGH THAT DOOR it I Goethe's extensive knowledge of ultra-violet light and the effects it creates aided the Stu- dent Council in creating a false sky for the Christmas dance. Mr. Garrett calls Goethe a kitchen chemist, referring to the manner in which he mixes substances to gain the end he desires. Park men met at the door of the lab by a sickening stench weren't far out in guess- ing that Goethe was within, standing over a bubbling brew. Red Pen . . Wrestling 23