Park Tudor School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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BOB MUELLER Before Bob's arrival at Park, he pursued many outside activities. Although he was interested in them all, Bob excelled in two--swimming and horseback riding. Bob is presently a member in good standing of the Trader's Point Hunt Club. He has ridden horses for a long time and may well be considered an accomplished equestrian. Despite his love of riding, Bob also devoted his time to swimming. Like all his brothers and sisters, Bob was a member of the Indianapolis Athletic Club swimming team. In this, too, Bob was somewhat of an expert, having set several records in his day. Bob leaves behind a vivid impression of his man- ner of riding his Corvette and his relationship with a mysterious blonde at Tudor Hall. JAY PEACOCK: ACTIVITIES Panther 45 Red and Black 45 Basketball 3,45 Var- sity Club 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4. JAY PEACOCK Jay was one of the more mischievous and fun- loving members ofthe senior class. He was al- ways a strong advocate of various proposed capers. His spirit always ran so high that even his trigonometry grades were unable to depress him. Throughout high school, and even before, jay served the basketball team well with his cool head and excellent rebounding. In baseball his hitting ability and strong arm helped many a Park team to victory. I-le was best known to his colleagues as a smart dresser and one who had a way with Tudor girls. Because of his hair he attracted many a young girl and was awarded the highest senior award-- Dumpman of the Week. Jay will be remembered for his various capers, his close-cut hair, and his hatred of Volkswagen buses. 13 ?'fl5fg!:f?fff' -fLTP f1W'lfi?f'z?'Pai 7i E rf?f?ZPfLf2I:l?l? 7f f :lf-2?7i'?51i'f7I:lfl?

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KENT MORSE During his stay at Park, Kent inspired confidence in all those with whom he was associated. Evi- dences of this were the many honors and positions that fell to him. Kent was fand will remainl an individual. More than a Park student, he was a supporter of the school--admittedly a somewhat critical one at times--and a definite influence upon its policies and procedures. In many ways the outstanding senior of the class. he demon- strated, along with his leadership ability, a real capacity for work. RED AND BLACK Editor, Richel Award winner, and a three -year letterman in tennis, Kent evinced uncanny versatility. Yet it was not this versatility that marked him. Many were well-rounded, Morse was significant. KENT MORSE. ACTIVITIES Panther 3,45 Red and Black l,2,3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 45 Key Club 3,45 Varsity Club 3,4, Vice President 45 Glee Club 3,45 Student Council 4, Sec- retary 45 Prompters Club 45 Football 35 Richel Award 35 Manager Football 45 Tennis 2, 3,45 Ched Remy Award, Honorable Mention 35 Harvard Book Award, Honorable Mention 35 Teen Star Reporter 4. JOHN MOTHERSHEAD john has been a student at Park for ten years. Since that time he has become well acquainted with the school's routine. john was a member of the Glee Club for two years. However, his inter- est in music did not stop with singing. I-Ie also enjoyed classical music and the fine arts. Being the only person in his class taking Spanish Ill, john recently had a chance to show his prowess in that language during a trip to Mexico . I-le had always been regarded as one of the quieter members of his class, yet he came out quite a bit during his last two years. When john's interest was aroused, his application produced top results. He should progress favor- ably if he decides to apply himself to all facets of life, whether these be pleasant or not. 12 JOHN MOTHERSHEAD' ACTIVITIES Panther 45 Red and Black 3,45 Glee Club 2 4 Prompters Club 4. pri' -rrvw sara-arurrtzvrsv-q,,Q!.-.1RII:Jgm.-if-u.1gmpgm..1:3g7ug-gmpw-anti-'lND!wa.u1 r., Ttbigfild- E1 'Nui . Tf???54.uc.aqtf7l!F1Ff:?r I LL --v-nv.. , '1-.. vu-1.... H-..... ' vwn., . ' il-v. ' . ' ui-..., 7 'fu .n-1....... . 'I ..

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JEFF PFERD A native of New jersey, jeff had only two years at Park. Although he was one of the quieter members of the class of '64, his interest in science was known to all of his classmates. A member of the Science Club, he performed a good many experi- ments at home. I-lis general knowledge of science amazed his classmates and occasionally pro- voked his masters. ln addition to pursuing his interests in science, jeff participated in wres- tling and tennis and supported his teammates through two years of varsity football. JEFF PFERD: E. B. RAYBURN: ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES E. B. RAYBURN Panther 3,4, Editor 43 Football 45 Baseball 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Prompters Club 2,3,4, President 4. E. B., commonly referred to as the Turkey, has been one of the more active members of the class of '64, His two main school functions, edi- tor of the yearbook and president of the Prompters Club, have been both time consuming and tedious jobs. ln spite of a sprained back his sophomore year, mononucliocis his junior year and appendi- citis his senior year, E. B. has been an asset to the Park athletic teams . The Turkey was oc- cupied by a love of cars and girls Cin that orderj outside of school. It can only be speculated whether he will marry a car or a woman. E. B. 's Sprite, unpainted and minus headlights and doors, graced the student parking lot throughout the year. HMFEH.TE WilWFEH??!?FWEEWWmWHH?F?UfVf?99EFfFHFF!!'!f?!? ,,,'.1'.!'..'.'l'.'-.'?-'9-?Z'I'- ,. In