Park Tudor School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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BOB FINDLEY Bullet Bob's athletic prowess enabled him to earn three letters in football, play on the golf team for two years, and constantly worry his classmates with imminent destruction of the Sen- ior Room. He sang baritone in the Glee Club and was a member of the Varsity Club in his junior and Senior years. Bob maintained strong extra - curricular interests in Scouting, ice skating, and cars. Bob was notable for his football versatility, as well as his many and varied excuses for getting off campus and his early morning meetings in the Hatch with a certain girl from Tudor. BOB FINDLEY: ACTIVITIES Panther 45 Glee Club l,2,3,4g Varsity Club 2,3, Football 2, 3, 4. NEIL FUNK. ACTIVITIES 43 Panther 3,45 Red and Black 3,45 Football 45 Basket ball 3,45 Varsity Club 43 Key Club 25 Baseball 45 Science Club 3. NEIL FUNK Since Niel came to Park in his eighth grade year, the school has met with disasters of various magnitudes. One of the most outstanding was the bowling-ball incident. However, lately his interests have been centered around the ladies down the road. His great success with the girls could probably be attributed to his Muscle Beach build and his Marlon Brando Visage. His other interests are basketball, basketball, and basketball. Once in a while Neil indulges mildly in the pleasures of homework, but he will be remembered for more significant reasons. Namely his unconventional jumpshot, his air of levity, and his kinky black hair. 9 iiirurfftqiiiiifififilzit.-Imlalfliliiiiffl.91f!if'313.g!g,iEfl?ieZ?f2 'i Y f .r

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DAVE C O RNWELL: ACTIVITIES Panther 3,43 Red and Black 33 Prompters Club 2, Glee Club 2,3343 Varsity Club 3,43 Football 3,43 Baseball 43 Science Club 3, Vice President 3. As is usually the case with basically shy persons, the process of adjustment and acceptance, is a DAVE CORNWELL Dave came to Park at the beginning of his Sopho- more year. It did not take him long to adjust to the Park way of life. As a matter of fact, Dave's arrival hastened the introduction of the Park code of dress. Clad in wee-juns and regimental striped ties, Dave cut quite a figure. About the time that Dave realized that this code of 'dress was not re- quired, the school adopted it for all of the boys. However Dave was soon a part of another phase of Park life. He played football for three years and lettered the last two. During the basketball season he led cheers at the home games and helped to keep the school spirit alive. Dave has been a member of the Prompters Club since his sophomore year and served as secretary his sen- ior year. He also served on the Key Club and the Glee Club his three years at Park. TOM DEAN: ACTIVITIES 3,43 Panther 43 Radio Club 43 Manager Football 3,43 Basketball 3,43 Baseball 334. TOM DEAN long, slow ordeal. When Tom came to Park as a Freshman he entered without much notice. Since then, Tom's stay at Park has been a rather quiet tenure. When he first came he was little noticed or known by his classmates. Sadly enough the situation has remained the same as far as most of the senior clan is concerned. However those who did know Tom found a bit of rebellion hidden beneath his somber countenance. Tom's activi- ties outside of school were plentiful. His rela- tively short list of school activities are not a fair measure of Tom's interests. Of the activi- ties listed below, Tom performed all admirably. He managed the football, basketball, and base- ball teams with percision and perfection. Tom's loyalty to the team, other than management, ran to reach a peak with the Volkswagen pep rally caper. 8 FFF ..'.!'li'-T'. .f F ' ' ..i . .1,Q's--,..IC1'Q 'ylT'f'f'f f7--nl' ', 3 vn..-1pgyn11,.-...Jmmvwxtauaxwn'rr:v1'v-funzw-y--.w.nrr7t g,--q--wnnnzry. ' .1.-..2zLunn.L..1g:.::1::.m1 -. ...1.: Q. .-N.i ::'-'.3.'.. 1':-x -r . ...gf :-- .. ... ...Z -- -f - -1--1.1! ' -- ' N i1i'l'l1li'i I lf ,,

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MIKE HAMILTON Mike, who came to Park as a junior, showed a quiet competence unusual in the class of '64, A member of the Science and Investment Clubs, Mike found his strongest interest in an extra school activity. He became a member of the Central Indiana Grotto of the National Speleological Society during his senior year and spent many of his weekends spelunking. Other than caving, Mike's main sports interest was tennis. Easy to get along with, he was also known for his vehement, Well, crumb! when mildly provoked. JOHN HICKS: ACTIVITIES Panther 45 Red and Black 45 Student Council 3,4, Secretary 4, Vice President 45 Richel Award 35 Football 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Cum Laude 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Harvard Book Award 35 I-LC. Adams Award, Honorable Mention 3. JOHN HICKS john was perhaps the most well rounded boy in the senior class. He came to Park as a Sophomore and quickly entered into many school activities. He served the student council as secretary his junior year and rose to the position of vice-president his Senior year. Academically, john was one of the leaders of the class. His name has been on either the honors or high honors list ever since he entered Park and he is a member of both Cum Laude and the National Honor Society. He lettered in football, baseball and basketball his junior and Senior years, winning the Richel Award in Base- ball his junior year. Among his other extracur- ricular activities were the Varsity Club and writ- ing for both the RED AND BLACK and the PANTHER. His classmates will remember his miracles and buckeyes and they still wonder how he stayed away from the Tudor girls. 10 P.':'u.':?:':if'l-li.'::i iYfW fa-':f'.-.