Park Tudor School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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ACTIVITIES HENRY WHITESELL As editor-in-chief of the Red and Black, Henry did a yeoman job of planning and writing, He is an outstanding tennis player: he played three years as Hrst man and received letters for four. During the summers he concentrated on his tennis game, playing in tournaments at home and as far away as Virginia. Henry also participated in the work of the Glee Club, the Prompters Club and the Panther. He is well known for his ability to date three girls at once and for his support of the Democratic Party. 1 Red and Black Editor-in-chief . .. Panther ....... Pen .......... Assistant Editor . Glee Club ... .. Prompters Club . .. Junior Red Cross Tennis . .. .. Basketball . .. Varsity Club . .. 1,2,5,4 4 1,2,3,4 ...3,4 3 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 4 1,2,3,4 4 .2,3,4 17 Having won a tennis letter each of his four years in high school, Henry played number one position on the team his last three years. THIS IS MY PAPER

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Dave worked for the Red Cross with Mr. Bailey during his junior and senior years. DAVID SPRING As Park's representative, Dave has worked with Mr. Bailey for the Red Cross during the past two years. Having transferred to Park in his freshman year, Dave has also been a member of the Red and Black staff, serving as news editor his senior year, and of the Prompters Club. As assistant to Jerry Hazlewood, he worked on the ad staff of the Panther his senior year, while he won his first major NPN in wrestling his junior year. Dave un- doubtedly had a more easy-going personality and a wider variety of cars than anyone else in the class. HEREIS AN ASPIRIN, MR. BAILEY. ACTIVITIES Red and Black Panther . .. .. Wrestling . .. . L Varsity Club . .. . 16 Prompters Club . .. - .. .....3,4 4 .1,2,3,4 ...3,4 ...3,4

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As feature editor of the Red and Black, Dick wrote many unusual news articles. SLUMBER HAWK RICHARD WILSON After an absence of three years, Dick returned to Park in his junior year. By his second semester he was an active participant in the Counselling Pro- gram and was able to meet the requirements for attending last summer's youth conference in Schenectady, New York. During his second semes- ter at Park, Dick also became ad manager for the Red and Black and in his senior year served as feature writer for the paper. His fantastic basket- ball shots, his somnolence, and his unusual news articles invariably amazed his classmates. ACTIVITIES Red and Black . . . Prompters Club . . . . Counselling Program . . Garden Tour . . . 18