Park Tudor School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1974 volume:

CHRONICLE Time No one has enough of it Except those who have too much of it This is a chronicle of how the students and faculty and staff of Park Tudor School use and misuse their time How we study, goof off, and waste the teachers' time. How the teachers make us work - and sometimes how they merely make work. How they manage our time and help us learn. This is a chronicle of life at Park-Tudor School. Our education. 19' - uv, v .. s Q, Q ,f ..'!Sn. x W' Q, ,f, af' r Q, X 'ffm , ' -wwf: 5 aw- , Y 'h'C 'rffX ' an ,V , ,,...,s.-.K+-..-.M--Y 'www 'Mi 5 efqfi u fggee, - 5558 , you 8 if pg. Y P ,QA 1 'M W 1. ff...-4,-f 1... L . , - L... L, Wuzrge ...f K , , I. , , , ., A ,nr N 5- ff' ' ' . , ' - 1 K 5 Q ., , N V. ' W y 'ju' , ff 'yy 'wtf' , ,M - Q is .-Ann sky -, 'vis - 0 4.0 - isp. V if E ,W P TN . W J' 'j ff 15 .Jen f,x,fr5, ., -, -. g '1:'f!. fx Y V . ,g 2, 2, 12 1. 15? ,F A 1' K - A N -1 QQQQQ X ' f Q . 1 XX. Fx v Q 31 ---, V y Q S Xt' w X . 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K' ,Z 1 A mr. wm. george young - headmaster mrs. jean magle - head of the lower school mr. thomas black - head ofthe upper school, math v, vi miss virginia smith - dean of girls mn joseph dezelan - dean of boys mrs. mary elder - headmaster's secretary 16 r View VN. h............. . K h,L, ,,,.,... N A i. .QV f S mrs. phyilis oldham -upper school librarian miss nancy ioonsten -junior kindergarten miss mary patricia tagliabue - french, spanish mr, tony onstott - mathematics mr. wiliiam browning - science, geography mrs. julie gaughan - drama, speech 17 mr. da mr. ge vid terpenning - geometry, algebra II miss christina van riper - english 8, geography miss sue ann mccotter - kindergarten assistant mr. david kivela - history, government, sociology, humanities orge linard - physics, physical science mrs. mary beth kirby - receptionist-secretary mrs. anne berkeley -financial secretary 18 ,pw J miss leota cutler - grade 2 mrs. margaret patterson -library assistant mr. barow davidian -television systems, artist- in-residence, art mrs. emily sturman - algebra i, ii, math v mr. jack brake - grade 5 19 mr. ron mikulak -english ii and iv mrs. marian smith - grade 4 section 'I mr. dean hawver - chemistry and advanced biology mrs. jane nagel - grade 1 section 1 mrs. ellen morse - grade 2 section 1 mrs. magaretcarrol -lower school librarian 20 ar 'ganna 1: fred robinson - algebra 1, geometry, and math iv mrs. lucille dunne - development secretary mrs. anne knall - grade 3 section 1 mrs. laura gaus - english ll and philos- Ophy miss diana michels - grade 5 section 1 mrs. beverly cluster -typing 21 mr. robert tollefson - latin, etymology, spanish mrs. mildred heger - grade 4 section 2 mrs. sue frenzel - grade 3 section 2 mrs. jane holt - lower school secretary william higgins - history and economics es., y l ll r 5 22 A. mr. john williams - director of upper school music mrs. jane pritchett - grade 1 section 2 miss jan echard - bookkeeper, accountant mrs. marian zaborek - kindergarten mr. charles roberts - director of lower school music 23 mrs. shirlee warren, grade 6 section 1. mrs. odette karnowsky, french l mr. lewis berkeley, world history and u.s. history mr. C. j. foxlow, english i and iv. mr. travis ball, journalism, english iii, and director of admissions mr. ralph stokes biology 24 mrs. michelle borgerhoff, french ,4 f mr. bill burgman, physical education, history, mr, edward harris, grade 6 section 2. - '- M A' mr. larry treadwell, director of athletics not pictured: miss elizabeth brock, piano. mrs. suzanne brown, history, english. mr. robert gassert, mechanical drawing. mrs, bertha gilpin, spanish. mrs. sheila mccarthy, physical education, mrs. susie selmier, dance, lower school physical education. mrs. denise stolkin, french miss jane trotter, director of girls' physical education 25 mr. paul sweany, arty history of art. fr fl' I Ps 'aa ffm fi 4 ' W N , 9' I 4 Y ' ffffwfif J' 4 1 ,, WN ff ,f A f ,,f6,f,!f ff, K f' ,ff ,Ml 1 ,f X ff!! f Y 'W ff J? M X 4 fc X X gc. I.: Q: X Q x X5,..5. +1 Y f ,Zim md' 5,-9 'xhxx XF WW Wfjfwfkf Q 17444 if X f wff ww 1 - -x Nw f L ,M ffl H, . xq. 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Q- , U - C 154.221-J fa., , O r ' .A A J AU ' s W... 5 'S ll W l' 0 L WV k j' Q I O U W O. 43 ru BW-K+ -.ww op I ipawwut 28 bill baker w 1 e 51539 ?'f2.s'?f1 Y debbie blake one of these days is none of these days. h.c. bohn f 7 Q . no , ' 0 f ,ef have Jiffy no puffing .sfgh fo ive So fake my pan my smile. 1' 've joel boaz 29 .- 4 'I.v4 I I az. 4.':'V figffff. b : 2 f 'V Ez ,.,.. - '- I 'V Q Q ',. O LQQQ ' eee,., ,,, .,A W ,eee . e .Qe-e 5 I x O xxx 5 , 0 XGA ' f I f S x I ,,. '5 ' 5 I 4 I H 7 pat brady I wanted to write something meaningful in this little plot but everything has meaning, so of what signi- ficance could it be. A quote would not be all mine, a song could not be sung. So here I sit, filling this plot, and hoping the day will pass quickly. 30 When we have practiced good actions awhile, they become easy, when they are easy, we take pleasure in them, when they please us, we do them frequent- ly, and then, by frequency of act, they grow into a habit. john Tillotson anne brennan all xi , wk, Nix fn, '? 1 chris buckley ffl Famed oXmXd,I 5-vue no song +o3xv5,J.u5 ohrk Cold. pxge mskngsso ALM amd. Va lgrewx ' , K-jak-.mx,one cgwsi- Ami xx have you, For Evtr'-A dau: TH-tf.lX jouhwa iosxms o.c.Kf.o.r-ar Card was Vxcmxi 'PQVL da.x..Jn On Bri-.ev-1 downj To earn H-pursllff a pw-er 'podls Xemrd 'Wm Skmkcsgem-e's crown. 'Be good, Jweek mobd,o..nd XL! ako can No L C.XE.o Lx-5 'Do MBXL 'N-Qsmgg do wk dvtom -Wx sm, CLXX ami M9033 4masammLL.ve.f0w-9x Ma+9ncXas+ Fw 5-wg One, Sftkvxds SxDC2'X'S0n8. N - .xxiksw ff- c 'f 'J , 4 A-.' 1, J If . . A I L4 X Vi, -, fy, ffix - 1 I V , I X X X XX Xxx x 1' E9 ,gf.5vg,S,g-ffwiifga. 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'mo Onn N-9 fI,30LLl.J RN-sg!-'QWW1 Q iam too complex to be summerized in a single sentence. 34 g , doug dunn I do. to nt., mu jim federman BE 0 X 17' ww -'YNY' 'ne Y' Y - ,Y,- :. - -T-'rr 'W Y 'X' Qeiff gil Y, ,:f5?i' , ' Y fi' -3, fa XS x fff -Y-W i ,,, if Y-.5-Q: Y Y f W .1 .gr Y 'A -' fv K -Y Y -5 ' V, ' ' 'X - jr ,f a -f----'SX '- -Ni X , i X ,x4 f- 1 Q' - , fr 9 AGM 5 4, V14 - fig , , H rifi, f 'K - X , , X Q I -XX W ' X i -35 ,lil KWH V i -X Al I , - vw Y f f I, f ,ii X ff If I -in is ,fx S X V, '- - -f V -r Kg -S 9 ' 1' V f W Q M4 KL fx! F 6 0EAn 4 ff' 23 pete fernandes 35 x fa, NNI-su., Yo Jvc H-:Ano Aaeuf TH-C. Bel ed T .. 4. 5TnAv-non.-15.9. vs gl ,fx HAPPY Tna.n.s Fa,pr-4 THE. Kami -Town Km dan free Prhou V1 Lt seems like 'asf fzrd. wc mat Hmmm. 5 LF Us In 0fUfHf.whil1,,I5ha1L tb 000 wn44mdmeIhmmsp5i1tAfui7i?'f1a:Z,,Z Ofhox Nu dfullwx 60LLM'f'U0Cl'0'1.d1 fQ,u.f bahoid! UW-1f5wwis risLn15vuto501axJz1u4.1,amA. U 50, mzj Abc. 6UfIOJYl a. lava- ang. tfwfmyw-6 , Love is awmni , Lwfmbfo be bor gmdQ1,,y2,q. lrxsplralim 6m-fm I wifh eqcur fp, may X I Kvdmlil Gibran I judy gad die joh n garrett procrastination is the art of keeping up with yesterday - don marquis .J- ,:. -1'....f '.- i ' I f ,JI ,- +4 r , -bf Q s , if E ,N- .Q5 M GET vctirasfaaf steve giles 37 vernon goler oe 1. efxatf 2 tl Ti 1. Cbo It is easier to square the circle than to get round a mathematician. - Augustus De Morgan Query 64 . . . whether mathematicians . . . have not their mysteries, and, what is more, their repugnances and contradictions? - Bishop Berkely To create a healthy philosophy you should renounce metaphysics but be a good mathematician. - Bertrand Russell 77 n 1 I 1 1 --,-3,t5-,7+q.-Hi-., Q.. -L.. haydon hapak we procrastinator is pictured by another fool, with a rrot perched on his head, and a magpie on each nd, all repeating cras, cras, cras. -T. Wright It is an undoubted truth, that the less one has to do, the less time one finds to do it in. One yawns, one procrastinates, one can do it when one will, and therefore one seldom does it at all. - Lord Chesterfield tom harris phil hartman :-I.: - MCE COOPER -,,, , 2552--5 W' .:555f' l:l! N Q-llll' N 40 joy, shipmate, joy! lpleased to my soul at death i cry,2 our life is closed, our life begins, the long, long anchorage we leave the ship is clear at last, she leaps! she swiftly courses from the shore, joy, shipmate, joy! walt whitman charlotte henderson fi .J'f-W1 l U' l kj' If l , If fri 'll if . V lf..-.-N., . ij ll I lt E ll 5 4-fl NX. i 1 fp- X. yy 1 lf l- x f lyk X w la.- ,.,, gr-' 'avg' JL I X-34,1 ,ze-f-f and let your best be for your friend. if he must know the ebb of your tide, let him know its flood also, for what is your friend that you should seek him with hours to kill? seek him always with hours to live. for it is his to fill your need, but not your emptiness. and in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and shar- ing of pleasures. for in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. -kahlil gibran will higgins 41 jim king l I n In-.P ' NX v N-xi:-lull I. Nxxyixxxx X Qgnuf AXKXX x r N u::L X h 'rv K Q5 !EalifLn- in -.. --nga ll 1 1: Qx x 6 . 2-w 9 X Q xx 'bw' - ef. :MTH 'v . 451 N ., W 51 M o fx X K L A W X JI Ar V A: 'Dv 1 Q' .-.- -:eb I ,lllIll ' ,2 nqx QS !ElhIifJ?gm6 WVU Condi I'f Em 1 3 o Q u,' I OU' Q BR EL : us nololc W 35 :ox ,o' 9 t ell' 'Ol cnnnxoe '. ' , X I MLC Q 4 X O ' in 'Q' . . 5 1cnc5T U f C2 ROD R INC- fm 'IBD : 2. Qw 255 0 I- Er Husqvarna m .42 chris mac allister susan macdougall From the Backwoods of Mississippi To the Culture of the North I have learned that Life is Different in every shape and sort From Hick Music on Saturday Night To Rock on WNAP Park-Tudor has shown me How to be classy Leaving after 4 years here at PT Seems to be so sad But Iwould only be lying If I didn't say I was glad I'm a True Blue Rebel Deep at Heart and I love good Ole'Dixie But Doggonit Ijust realized l've turned into a DAMN YANKEE Rev-2l:10'1' One L5 for hope. And one is for ldllh, , fgft ' A A f i ' fl nc one is or eve, gs T -.Q Lv- 1 You know, 2 it lille WW had 5314 Flnd had put art- Q5-if all wwf Mines mer one in decmwes- Yesyl dm coming soonl A llmenl Come, Lord 7'l5'l5ll lm' 'fha axvace of our Lord 315145 Chrusiba wi+fx you ad- Afvtenl Vw Q79 moi know 535535436 QQQQEQQSS M5655 you have Waafied QQ foo oihaaas, when you lose your .Sensei of humoq you lose your' .sense Ol' -50f l'Y't.:eedm Hewasarfvefen he WHS number 10005 ,Q , :wtf Thar 15 to say. hf Kfpl Q lmmmwn gg, 5 - . fill W T -'? ii ,LLM 44 L7'YLdAL ,W l '?f llv Mzixlxf 4,1333 735 ,llcllh ' ll Benny ' L ll 'll J i TINY was john mckay castle mclaughlin ofa mi? KL em , ' I ? wg?-'EIS' ihgxgi 0-F Q -Pn're'Ff5 .un 'Hse nuqxh+. I+ u-5 cx bread- 5-F Ox buf-Palo m +he. u.am'l'er'1'nme. I+ is os 0. IH-ile. Shadow +ha+ runs across 1-he. ross, , Hn? loses c+selF In 'Phe sunset. 4, A d 1 f , - UN-' 3 ggt. Y i I xr I , 7 lhil, T .MwfrrVP l'Y Qui I if 1 --' 5 'INN QL. M ww 'Nw W -ff 'm7 X XFVQ-1-Qx 5- 5 V r X S f 'Zig iSjiA21gcfQ MXN X Q J I nl CCY? i+ fgks 10. conuf be.QJf H' mv? QW 24 A andanggo lm K -f-'gh ' ,if ,V WL 9 4' i 1 ' fue, 3 A bm ww -2 425'-' , ww here, - , all U 'nh 1 .-T v VT 1 si Ax 44 K -. nancy mcmillan sherry mills but i, being of true philosophy, say very often to myself, Halas! all things that have been born were born to die. good bye from new guy L., Q' 'f E. 2 ,- 441' to be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life. r.l. Stevenson vale! kevin moore V35-v Sw-.,,.,,. f N 45 martha moxley unanswered questions dissatisfaction all around -the world is as hip that's run around. why unemployment? where can prosperity be found? Unanswered questions that run through my mind and bring me down. why does a country have to fight? what foolish reasons make it right? killing is atrocity! why can't the world's war mongers see the light? unanswered questions are seldom ever settled overnight. people destroy - it makes me burn will peace and sanity return? sometimes the world makes me feel that there is nowhere left to turn. unanswered questions - show me a truth so's i can learn. john mayall 46 ful. ,Fang ' -N P - ' tl If U -gli . if inf fl-I infill fig l .LD ' wl .. 0-1 mg,-1 X i W x l ,t X X ,il iwxtyw . w , xx ' M in X xx 7 :Z l1Na'Kgm ifPf!if4g nsltalgi 1if.,f'f all r Il ill Wi gfimu .Wig ii'-i MT ,,.. gnu, 'Mm wwf? fx .lI5 ?-ll XX W. f l ' ami :M Q2 f ' , vt' x11-N., l t V ' RL -- ,cielft ti- , -' Marx- .-'Jo X' I Wit 1 Nate. I., y Q A ,y 5 'ffl'- ,1 ti' .mg t. . ,4, n N- ., I, 1, 'X . Q7' 'Sl . It fx ' Y ,- ,Q f . ' .iw: ?'tl it ,- v fi . 55 '11 ' - A 5 Q' t Nl 4 A - A ' . V. A-,-.Nff - X v all-.......: 1' ix , .I 4 gy-ki ,3,-LQ ' t . ' , R-bwxfpf' -31--N, I i ' , . t K-i.1.?,,, . W i I V 'N-E l. ' Av if 4 . - xdltgfv! fit ,3 i 5 -I: Q, - W -I, giwsxaf Myth? ls V , t W - ' -X f-A.. f ' , ' I ' 25 'VCR wJ.t.N U pg' ' - 1.7 , ,ffl t' I 5e'7'i'i fU f'ff::.a:m.1,: .L 1 4 1114, ' ', . ,f,,-A, 'I ,Y ,if,'6i,-' ll' 4 t 1' if Q mike nemecek carol noel Know Y o u l sv What Stpyrsfto Jae A Child? It isgto have a spirit yet Streaming fI'0Tf1 l3h9'WCt9rs of baptismg It is 'to believe in love, Aaflpdbeulieve in loveliness, to believe in belief. . . so fef ff 'C f ff - ' NN zxwwmo 1 lan, sweeter memories there's a cloud in the sky, and it's raining on you still you try to keep dry but your troubles leak through and you've lost all you could feeling sad choose your reveries keep the good, leave the bad take a few of these, the sweeter memories don't forget them please, the sweeter memories set your mind at ease, the truest remedies are the sweeter memories. there's a life full of pain and a life full of glee so you see that the rain doesn't mean much to me for i know that it pays making light of livings' tragedies may your days be as bright take a few of these, the sweeter memories don't forget them please, the sweeter memories the truest remedies, set your mind at ease, are the sweeter memories. todd rungren BY 1 P ,.4! ks. .WN z:t2 ' susan noling , ff? ' V lv 1 I , if 'V .-431, lx ,., 2 ig? R ' 7 ' ' tm. carol overman into this universe, and why not knowing, nor whence, like water willy-nilly flowing: and out of it, as wind along the waste, i know not whither, willy-nilly blowing. omar khayyam XOSDN- H- 0. pi ,Og-df A- CL Sfxmrwll, l'l9W'uR.DfE0JQ ' 01llD1'SYT20fwO'avN0L Cf2USQ.Q,c-dwgxilbq PWA iivwe wQ'+e-PQ eumwmfs love, wivuw W-Wink mv. -Osnw K og pax, Cm Q lulwn 'WOW YOU rm ulwm Se0.w0.'r'L QNX knwgqzvdli WU-fi 1QuwS,tlfwmwa,QO comix- Aga. -kg ggg, 'HL bam ghol Qmuffdowlem-091 NQSHW' ix- pf . Gegrgaji-lam 52190 e f W Q I Q oo f m 3 GO r I LL Q growth is the ory 2JfidfZV2'30, of li D Q, Bhn Hahrq Cardinal, Ncawmprg Gam - 12f1 ob VIRTUE V5 lT5 OWN REWHRO 90006 ' 7 fs 0 Q0 , xv 1,79 5556 'ac' Ki? 6 M fgzfw' 4 wi eff' 'X' Q V N1 'Qs' C' 6' Ei . A Fool sur behea+h oh olive free Find on wondrous Though? had he, bo he ro5e and he 1-okd if To The sky Rnd where w0l5 l ? Behind Jrhe free. I overheard His reverse. l walked from behind 1-he olive free wi+h o wondrous change in me For l walked wifh my eye upon u sfo H: you have heard Rnd do nof heed, There I5 Q word For whcrl' you are RYXdOh,mY'FY'f6f'Id, The Word is Tool! rf kurt pam ida p hap rhodehamel guide questions, problems, suggested readings all that trash before me, which I never did, and having not done it, had time for other things. but looking forwards and backwards together, it seems easy to see, that as you wind on down the trail, everything you can do, should be done. All moments, past, present, and future, always have existed, always will exist. The Tralfamadorians can look at all different moments, just the way we can look at a stretch of the Rocky Mountains, for instance. They can see how permanent all the moments are, and they can look at any moment that interests them. lt is just an illusion we have here on Earth that once a moment is gone it is gone forever. The play is done, the curtain drops, Slow falling to the prompter's bell, A moment yet the actor stops, And looks around to say farewell, 50 steve robinson chrissl roeske 5 Psyche , I said, this world is the movie of what everything is, it is one movie, made of the same stuff throughout, belonging to nobody, which is what everything is. Ah boloney. Kerouac ff' -as 1. Students who like math but not chemistry enjoy playing with the Olivetti. 2. Girls who play with the Olivetti like field hockey, even though they don't know the rules. 3. People who prove Murphy's law with their paper airplanes eat homemade onion bagels, 4. Those who play field hockey often and refrain from onion bagels cannot be fat. 5. Students who enjoy both field hockey and French will not become mathematicians. 6. People who eat homemade onion bagels and study Russian bicycle. 7. People who are fat because they eat onion bagels don't bicycle, if they like field hockey. 8. Those who use Olivettis to design their paper airplanes won't eat homemade onion bagels. 9. Girls who do not like chemistry easily prove Murphy's law. '. Girls who make paper airplanes and like math enjoy chemistry eVen TTTOYE. 4 I at john schmedtje 51 trav selmier Look at the sad goodbyes Every day's a killing time Sun coming up outside No one's born this time Saturday's child stays home Nothing to say - So Long Well, Well, Well, Another Day Well, Well, Well, Another Day, Day Day Day Day Stephen Stills C.D.S. 74 A piofure is worllm A Thou sand words W Wm I A W5 'N Mx 1, , M ,V bluff KJ ti 1' 'X kim smith u'7ilv f'm' an 1 wendy stout charlie test behind every successful mulch th is a creeb willing to ride the elevator with him. the bomas lexion 54 3, sm fag' ' , 'Q . ,l Rv wg 1 iz x ' 5 kevin thomas U fs levi . 2' H, tg , eww -i a jon toumey do not be too timid about your actions. all life is an experiment. the more experiments you make the better. what if they are a little course, and you may get your coat soiled and torn? what if you do fail, and get fairly rolled in the dirt once or twice? up again you shall never be so afraid of a tumble. ralph waldo emerson only one thing matters- that wherever we go and however we go we hear the music of life. theodore fontane vucki travis lesle walker 2114: p e st' T-S get 'co pe, ff-Ce LAS Z OF href FQQ ?.0l-U-CJ1 tn-16 F1-P-SC' 'UJAS -mnxpe browning My 125 F ff! I UQ2Z if N-X, 'JJ' x Q Q M though isit down now, the time will com me benjamin disraeli fred young thanks for saying hi to a stranger break break break on thy cold grey stones, o sea, and iwould that my tongue would utter the thoughts that arise in me. - tennyson E when you shall hear nn-n6f'Q l .. N X siy L X .V ,,.,,,,Q,.,. 'Q' k'Fv 'hns.,. g 9 s -K ml l .N 'Wv' h-,rv suzie hollingsworth s -'md -our-.on-Q, in-.W H91 57 .V 'gg 14: Wt 58 A ,Nw aw! fs S 'ffm my 5 5 I-.ir Pi? - ,gap 42351 sz: K 2 5 O 4 5 'E A 3 if x5 X Nso , 40 X SPORTS 'f 35 25 X E , - 'I f,, ,f x L ll ' I 'HMM 4 ,, X x,u1 I--,,,,..ll 60 X 5 X' 'Z xx' 1 'Cz Y S S - S I0 2, v - 2 45 35 ' 5 22 20 49 eq I ,vi , I ' f 7,,,,, ' I YH'QuxY . ' HI- 1-NYU' I ,mf I I If ,.. ,A standing - Coach Bergman, Coach Dezelan, Coach Treadwell back row M Gulon I Van Hove C Meyer T Br Elliot, I. Huxhold, W. Longardner, F. Brown, D. Enderlin. second row D Hathaway 1 Mertz I lohnston G E. Harlamert, D. Atwood, B. Holt, B. Davis, I, Atcheson, front row P Hartman l Toumey I Davis M Nemecek P Brady M. Baird, D. Free, P, Fernandes, A. Craig, T. Harris, D. Dunn. P-T 6 - Lexington Sayre - 0 8 - Kentucky Country Day - 12 34 - Whites Institute - 14 0 - Zionsville - 6 6 - Maumee Valley - 0 13 - La Lumiere - 12 12 - North Shore Country Day - 6 34 - Deaf School - 0 this page - right - Senior Melvin Baird prepares for daily practice. next page - top - Coach Dezelan with Captains Pat Brady and Melvin Baird. lower left - Ben Davis stops a Kentucky Country Day runner from obtaining additional yardage. lower right - With a soft touch, Mel Baird pre- vents a Country Day runningback from going any further. 62 coach dezelan s spirit triggers winning season Gentlemen, if you believe you can win, you will. Quite simply, you've just got to believe. With these words the new head coach of the Park-Tudor Panthers football team, Mr. loseph Dezelan, led his team to a 6-2 season, the best season since the 1960 Park team. Coach Dezelan succeeded in instilling a spirit in his seniors, Mel Baird, Pat Brady, Alex Craig, john Davis, Dan Free, Mike Nemecek, and lon Toumey, and this spirit soon spread to the other members of the team and finally to the entire school. People started believing that Park- Tudor could actually play football instead of playing at playing football. This year's team, under Coach Dezelan's close supervision and with assistance from Laurence Teadwell and William Burgman, the assistant coaches, defeated teams like Sayre 6-0, White's Institute 34-14, Maumee 6-0, LaLumiere 13-12, North Shore 12-6, and Deaf School 34-0. It also lost heated contests to Zionsville 0-6 and Kentucky Country Day 8-12. Even though eight seniors, seven of whom were regular starters, will be graduating in lune, prospects for next year look very good. Players like Don Atwood, Glenn Gierhart, Ed Harlamert, Bill Holt, and joe lohnston will be the nucleus for what could be an unbeaten team. 63 Q iw? f.,JsW - S Sf .3 T. K K N AK . , ,fyw-41 .- r Q. .5 nf, I ' , f 3 Ag L-A I rf' 'XQA . 4 . f 7' Al f 'v ' 14.17 5:9 54 QM 'sig ll, X ff! xfxwg I X! 0 at h I A ,wif 7 . M . ff 'N , Kr X x g f ' A If :W h x , ff U . , gf i Y fjk . I Tx m ev 1 1. fb J 'N A' ' ii' P- P ' D 3,2 'W Q A an 'A ' , ,. 5, S 1 4 'x 1W'i fog PARK TU DOR Miami Valley Heritage Christian Evansville Day New Albany Divine Heart Baptist High Evansville Day Baptist High La Lumnere Oldham County ' ' 2 1 . . . 5 0 ' 1 2 5 1 ' ' 2 1 ' ' 3 0 ' 0 1 Heritage Christian 4 0 Bloomington Schools 3 1 ' ' 2 1 ' 3 1 3 1 far left - Coach Robinson concentrates on Panthers' actions. near left - jere Ring kicks the ball from under an angry Baptist player's feet. ,s wot, 1 in We wa R. Selmier, G. .Pelton, S. Bowes, D. Kenny, R. Kontos, Coach Mikulak, T. Hicks, K. McAfee, G. Foxlow, B. Fosgate, Bodner, C. Test, A. Holliday. sitting - C. Showalter, l. Risk, D. Shipley, R. Kaufman, G. Sutphin, G. Overman, R, Walsman, Brennan, S. Harris. 65 hockey season short but successful because of the lack of opponents this year, the girls' varsity hockey team had a rather uneventful, yet successful season. With only two scheduled games and no trip to cincinnati's play day, the team's record was 2-0. there were nine returning players and five rookies on the well-balanced team. the re- mainder ofthe fall hockey season was filled with red, white and class team games. this year's leading scorers were patty kimble and charlotte henderson, each with two goals. veteran goalie joni hughes allowed only two goals to be scored. also strong on defense were susie richard- son, martha moxley, susan macdougall, anna hale and chris buckley. sparking the offense were kim smith, karen atcheson, andrea neal and anne brennan, pt 6 alumni 2 pt 3 heritage 0 standing: a. hale, m. moxley, s. richardson, j. hughes, a. test, c. johnston, p. kimble. sitting: m. elder, c. buckley, s. macdougall, c. henderson, k. smith, a neal. 66 s .XM ' V .. W- fm-QQ, ie lr-vfsrrsv wma-an-1-..... C .. Wm.: . ,:,: - W 'PA ff . ,'59' 'Q-suit. -f I V, -' I 4? . If Q l ' 41 C ' - vb 5 ' W .x mfg. 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X Q 4.,'w'.. xp. .f ff 1 f- v ' w,'X-z'f'sM '- Q K f ,mv Q. . 1 2 A sf' wrestlers plug through ,W 3?'S1i..t'E- 1-V mediocre year I 'we were consistantly strong in the light and heavy- weight classes, explained mr. william browning, varsity wrestling coach, but we never found enough depth in the middle weights to tip the scoring balance in our favor. although this helps to explain the dual meet record of 4-7, it glosses over the outstanding accomplishments of the six best grapplers. light-weights steve harris and john brennan ended with a 11-2-1 and a 9-3 record, respectively, while senior trav selmier struggled to a 6-1-2 record despite a leg injury that sidelined him part of the season. Big men bill holt C8-2-12 and mike nemecek C9-2-29 were consistant threats on the mat, but 119 pounder haydon hapak amassed 16 wins against only one loss. front row: coach browning, t. hicks, d. weedy, s. harris, b. holt. back row: m. nemecek, j. federman, t. selmier, p. hartman, r. davis, coach linard. park-tudor 28 monrovia 48 11 roncalli 50 27 st. deaf 38 39 St. blind 34 24 avon 46 42 morton memorial 26 21 cascade 42 26 st. deaf 38 36 southeastern 33 28 indpls. baptist 32 34 indpls. baptist 29 69 best in 6 years 'dedicated' panther cagers capture 17-4 seaso great, fantastic, and exciting are the only words to describe mr. lewis berkeley's panther five of '74. completing his 20th season as coach, mr. berkeley guided the team to a record of 17 wins and 4 losses. inspired by the victorious football team and led by a core of four returning seniors, the magic panthers chalked up their best season in six years. the park-tudor cagers won every home game and both tournaments they entered. in addition, they garnered 314 of the trophies at the maumee valley invitational tournament in the closing week of the season. although the panthers displayed some of the best scoring potential in recent years, the emphasis was on defense, which held the opposition to an average of only points per game. maintaining an 84 point average of their own, the average winning margin wa points. all the panther starters averaged over 9 points a game, led by seniors billy baker's 23.0, mel baird's 14, an chuck showalter's 14 points a game average. bill baker rounded out his four years of varsity play to become one of the all-time leading scorers in park school history. in his tenure the 5-7 guard was named to the maumee valley all-tournament team four times, twice won the john c. devoe memorial award at the park-tudor holiday tournament, and was named the mvp of the 1974 maumee valley tourney. melvin baird, finishing 314 years of varsity competition, was one of the most aggressive and exciting players of the squad. a three- sport man, baird, only 5-10, led this year's team in rebounding. mel was also twice named to the maumee valley all-tournament team. probably the most improved man on this year's team was chuck showalter. a late comer last year, chuck was dedicated to the cause, and was the only player to start every game. improving each game, the 6-5 senior led the team in offensive rebounds and averaged almost 17 points a game in the last half of the season. although these three seniors will be missed, prospects look good for Coach Berkeley next year, with five lettermen slated to return. Starting at forward this season was returner Earl Townsend, a 6-2 junior.chasing baird and showalter all year for the rebound lead, he ended up 20 rebounds short of baird's team leading 175. mike baker, bill's younger brother, started at the other guard. while only a freshmen, he averaged 10 points and three assists per game. heading up the relief this year was 5-10 senior jon toumey, whose hustle and enthusiasm could always be counted on in a tight situation. next year's squad will also be strengthened by returning veteran juniors ed harlemert, gary linard, freezell brown, and bob yingling. tl 7 T. ' --1.. - standing' coach berkeley, e. harlemert, f. brown, e. townsend, r. yingling, and g. linard. sitting: m. baker, j. toumey, b. baker, 70 m. baird,'c. showalter, p. fernandes. Opponent Whites Institute 70 Latin School 56 Baptist Academy 58 Deaf School 39 Huntington Catholic 49 Evansville Day School 74 Latin School 60 Heritage Christian 56 Latin School 74 Championship Baptist Academy 38 Morton Memorial 64 Evansville Day School 45 Kentucky Country Day 68 Baptist High 61 Culver Military 71 Miami Valley 77 Roncalli 68 Deaf School 47 Maumee Valley Tourney Evansville Day School 45 Sewuckley Academy 60 Championship Heritage Christian 79 X: , if 'T e2.f.ff,' 2 ' Sa ., A N tt ra. fy L... upper right: mighty mel baird drives in for two. lower left: billy baker lays one up easy. above: towering chuck showalter flicks in a score against deaf school in holiday tourney victory. 71 Ol . In Q ax- as , -ti y-ang I U .Lf 2: E. fm a. xx 'R' f- -o H7 FAN DON? flilgw NHS . .- QA 4, 4511 1 6 ,, 7 is. lu !!TV :' A ,- , l ,gr Q31 Z 994251 A - counter-clockwise from upper left - billy drives through defendersp school spiritlp tou- mey lofts up a long oneg sink it mel, sink ity showalter tips off at x-mas tourneyg coach berkeley worries - analyses - instructsg earl shoots, and freezell tenses for rebound a showdownlg flanking the hoop -the bakers do their brother act. 73 Midway through the season, the girls varsity basket- ball team suffered -its first defeat in two years against a powerful Tech team. In the following game, the team bounced back to defeat Noblesville by twenty four points. Opponents scored only points in con- trast to Park Tudor's points with an average per game of . Five of this year's team members play- ed as alternates - participating in every other game. These alternates were P. Kimble, S. Eskenazi, A. Test, C. Buckley, and S. Richardson. M. Elder played var- sity basketball as a freshman this year. S. Eskenazi was the only sophomore. juniors included 1. Hughes, K. Atcheson, P. Kimble, A. Test, and S. Richardson. C. Henderson, K. Smith, M. Moxley, S. MacDougall, B. Chaillard, and C. Buckley were representative of the senior class and alternated as captains during the year. The seniors won class points in intramural competi- tion. 51 ,J -as ,-X. M., . opposite page: coach trotter advises team members before game. this page, u.l,: charlotte henderson is fouled on shot by baptist player. u.r.: karen atcheson and barb chaillard await possible rebound as joni hughes shoots for two. c.I.: mary elder goes for a basket against baptist. c.r.: abby test, chris buckley and charlotte henderson discuss play from bench. l.l.: marthq moxley ponders situation and waits to enter game. 75 girls' red team - standing, from left to right - m. moxley, C. noel, j. hughes. sitting, from left to right -c. overman, p. davis, b. chaillard, m. elder. girls' white team - standing, from left to right - s. macdougall, k. smith, c. henderson. sitting, from left to right- k. smith, s. richardson, s. eskenazi, a. test. varsity cheerleaders if is-',r6'f:?i Til? Af? 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X ff' - i ,,.,--f-X? ,, wi assembly, classes, lunch , .. the last class is in session. the seconds tick away. the minute hand sweeps slowly toward its mark. eyes dart impatiently to the face of the clock and then to the open windows. the sky beckons. the breeze calls as it sends the puffy white clouds racing on their way. crash! the bell rings. books slide. chairs hastily hit empty desks. students dash to lockers and grab jackets and books. free! no school 'til tomorrow! free to go home. elation drowns out all thought of homework. bodies hurtle toward the door. but . , . . . . what is there to do at home? the crowd slows. nothing. nothing to do at home. nothing except homework. the edges of boredom and irritation begin to peek around the corners of many minds. the elation is dampened and threatens to go out completely . .. but wait! a smile spreads itself across the faces of the crowd. i know! i'll stay here! the common thought gleams. there are scads of things to do here! why, i can act with the barnstormers, sing with the choir, write for the apple press, volunteer for link or civics club, argue with the student council, or work out with the exercise in knowledge team. or, i could try to beat the number one board in the chess club. i might eat, mange, edo, come, with the french, latin, or spanish club, or go spelunking with the outing club this weekend. and there's always the year- book . . . 120 mr. davidian supervises as his video taping class starts setting up for an afternoon's work. fosgate and new guy after a pleasant day in sullivan's. vern goIer's move is well accepted by richard kaufman. nader ponders H f X l .- .-.7 v 'A L94 '..a ' , -Q, , V V -.A, -N f vt .n , , , f -e', 5 - J' ' 4 .e l ,, ' . eff . . ,A 'nr fi V 3 . - e A Q ' ,V mmf, ., -5 .gy lt. Q mary moses begins to transform jere ring into uncle stanley, the finicky, eccentric old man in the play george washin ton s eEt dere. george washington slegt here. need we say more? alexis is incredulous, tad is amused, . . . and john isjust plain stuck! ayuh! geoff foxlow scores with his portrayal of mr. kimber, a back-woods maine handyman. hester, the dense, frowsy maid, removes her makeup and is transformed back into senior martha moxley. 122 ei 2 ,i'1' H v! S 'it A 4 ., K ,S ': Ai . S 1 Q QYQQ ima : 1' A The Giles Agency 6034 N. College Ave. Indianapolis, Indiana Profits Bring Smiles When Dealing With Giles Horin's ChiIdren's Shoes Precise Fitting Regular and Prescription Compliments of Stuart Mortuary, Inc. 812 North West Indianapolis, Indiana Phone 634-4448 Fisk Landers INSURANCE Inc. 803 Merchants Bank Building Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 638-5544 6253 N. College Ave. 751-1133 Echo Lake . Sportsman Club Compliments 31A Miles West of Mooresville of B 2 Miles East of the Intersection of State Road and 39 and I 70 Friend I 124 Fishing - Swimming Picnicking - Camping 831-1090 or 831-2515 I. D. Gould Company Solenoid Valve Manufacturers Indianapolis, USA 46218 lohn Eastwood, Realtor Industrial, Commercial Leasing 84 Sales 547-1311 3939 Meadows Dr. 46205 The C-ierharts Commercial Motor Freight Inc. of Ind. 2141 South High School Road Indianapolis, Indiana 46241 Phone: 243-8521 125 Compliments Tom Harrls Chevrolet Black Odyssey a graphlc presentation of the Afro American lou ney from then tll now 1403 North Park lndlanapolls Ind ana Luggage Leather goods Handbags Business cases Fme gifts Luggage repair Bm ON F I-AVUH AND FRESHNY' 4-W' 59,4-' X it ,Z ff STHRH LUBTZEL FOODS? kWtIFood BSIUDDOI IUSB4 of I - 1 , 55 ' ' . . - i .N G .1221 f x , , vga, Q.,...,,O x f ff P V Nu N -f, Q wffg 5 ff f ff' X , - 9 ,-r-frame ' , A 3 . Usa -W 0' Y Star . eze I . I Off' , ' ' V ' For the Epitome of Sartorial Perfection The Man's World Nora Plaza 846-3013 1 Frits Loonsten Landscape Architect Indianapolis TUPPERWARE , 1. ' M . fgitg, x 'za '5 3' I x., N -3. .. :life ng? -'AE .laugh .. pgz, . 4, , ... .all-I A15 Q-, an lg ft., 35,2 wx5g 4,,9k ,Q Liga? ' ,U 955' V wiigf' i f tal, , 3? 'Q Q ',Ik1 f I f', ' The total concept in landscape design. . . Residential, Commercial and Industrial Delbert E. Willsey Construction Co., Inc. General Contractors Institutional- Commercial- Industrial 2730 South Tibbs Ave. 247-6281 Indianapolis,Indiana 46241 Q - S ' Wafm Weafhe'-f'me to get Cuf- wff W 5 ' H - H - tQwg,..,w4, w5 . Lag side and pick up after winter. 5 gi 'ff ' . Time to make ready for Summer- 's '1t.a:-',-'nw w tf -' ' fist . . . gn- weekends, holidays, entertaining, re- 149-Izfiii 'NNT In' Agfa? - :'.,QiQf -. , ' 'e5'i,E 'ff '-'lf fyfffvp-1,1 .'f !'94333 . . . 4 laxmg. EAGLE CREEK NURSERY is expen- :s H -. 'ww 5 'fa - fx. . ,, . . ,, . encednn packing up after winter: lawn fer. ' ' 'I' im- ,I .,A. - ---- tilization and seedingg pruning and spraying ' .. . 'jfgf of plants: crabgrass control: fertilization of 3 . 4, .-edgy , ' 5 f nut. fig- - j , A wifi?-if evergreens, shrubs and trees. Q H new Perhaps your grounds need some filler. We have most species of evergreens, shrubs Mtv- : 4 iii-fl :..,,, - 54 ' . . mf' and trees to fill out our surroundm s. Call -f1.u..,'..y?l ,,1r,f,.-'ini -7g'gt-vs.t'r- -M 'F-:r I 4 , . I Qt-021 gf ' ,I-aiu.. . w tr 'ea -.,,.:, Q, CX, w H?T f.' . H,, :-'Xb ,1 .-.5- .. . -' 'igfi' c' ' 25' 4 , f . 'MW' 4- .. inf: - 'I '- 4' - '--f. .. i a-W, 4.359- 'fQ??'x are' 4 , ' Ek, ff us to professionally assist. Visit our new garden shop for unusual wicker, hardwood and pottery accessories. AT TRADERS POINT I LAFAYETTE ROAD AND 82ND STREET INDIANAPOLIS 46268 2917660 enele cneex nunrenv 129 9 Il20l7'5j C t St ctures Corporat ggmmmmk gww .ywavkny wnfm ms smumofv cnus fora SOMETHING umm mam Jem. CHSYIETON .Saunas was msr sz ' in 5-H-was 1 1 Top banana ..,..,........,...... Second banana who did all the work but only gets second The rest of the bunch Head Honcho .,.. cred it .,.,,.. Assistant honchos . . . People responsible f or the pictures Guest photographers .... Advertising staff . , . Sadistic overseer ..., Kevin Thomas Chrissel Roeske Susan MacDougall and Steve Robinson lthey drew the clocks? Kim Smith lsports editor! loni Hughes iher lackeyl Cynthia Savage Barb Chaillard Kevin Moore Debbie Blake Vicki Travis Barbara Fosgate Toby Alex Kevin Thomas Stu Bowes Kit Earle Bill Fosgate jeff Van Hove Claudia Melin Mr. George Young Sherry Mills Cindy Savage Lili Raikos Anna Hale Mr. Ronald Mikulak