Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Kt't'f7fl1.Q Muze, fillIL', fime. . . 52 G! px 5 , t if il f'f1qf fiylllf 4 ll Pon Ii! ruu'.' Li. Davis, H. Fisher, bl. Foreman, C. Nelson M. A. Scheidenhelm. Zuil ruuz' R. Kimber, M. Grubci A. Huesmnnn, j. Maxton, P. Murphy, L. Blanton. Mrs. Mitchell, irtl r'ou': N. Becherer, C. McCown S. Schloot, B. Blanton. ,dh rouz' M. I. Milner, li Morrison, K. P:int7,er, A. Cole. jill rouz' A. Keeney. Al. Smith. F. AI.imeson, C. Hauser. 6111 rouu' xl. Minne- m.1n, M. A. Burns, E. Baird, R. McKee. ffl: roun' L. Korth, N. Springer, B. Schmidt, M. K. jcnsen. Silv razzy' ,I. Hollowell. L. Cannon, B. Cohen, tl. Mncomber. Qllr funn' C. Campbell, L. Stout, A. Collett, -I. Price. A. Spalding, G. NVen1mer, E. NVade. .'ll1senf.' A. Atkins. Musical moments in Tudor's calendar are provided by the Prelude Club. XVith the elec- tion of seventeen new members in October the Club began Ll year of engrossing activi- ties. Meetings featured Mrs. XVayne Ritter's Chopin program, the evolution of jazz as interpreted by Mrs. Herman Wfolff, and the talent of individual members. Then on May 3rd came the high light of the musical year- the operetta. Rumnzzzmle. Guided by Julie Foreman, president, Catherine Nelson, vice- president, Peggy Fisher, secretary, Mary Anne Scheidenhelm, treasurer, and Mrs. Mitchell, sponsor, Prelude deserves much recognition for maintaining throughout 1946-47 out- standing activity in time with the functions of the school. o JQQZML if

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, fi-'Mx ,r ' 1 -. j ,J lqllil 095 ,SW f -,X X Pt WX ici any E 1 25 ri ' 'D tvs -vi' Ilirrfi il flllll' fur Mlllll' fllilllllf, umf tl film' for .ill lluugiq m' for grnwll llviulqx, null iz fillll' for XIIIAIH llriugx. -Cliiunxx rts 1QC'ZLL.VL.ZLL.6.'5 A range of .ictivities extending from long liours of work on the school publications to the twists .md turns of modern dance exercises manages to make every Tudoritels life just one big round of re- liearsnls, meetings, performances. and deadlines. Before the foot- lights or behind the scenes, in after-school meetings or eighth-period CHRONICLE sessions, every student unlocks tlie most exciting side of education with that key to all Tudor time . . . pastime. Page .ve-z'e11fvf'n

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111151111 At .1 candlelight cerrmonv Sunda ., v eve- ning, Uetobcr 12th, nineteen successful ini- tiates added their talents to th: Masquers Club. Combining dramatic activity, good times, and the ever-popular attraction, good food, a blue-ribbon vear was in store for the club's forty members. Programs have been varied and informative, ranging from a talk bv Marv Boyd Higgins, a former Masiusr, to a trip to XVIRE conducted bv Frei Holt. A round of events. record .1tten',l.1nce. and the timc'-eonsunaing efforts of Ann Cole. president. Betsy XY'ade, vice-president. Rosale Meliee, feqretary, Lois Hutehman, treasurer, mtl Miss Frazier, sponsor, have made the year ll-I6--I7 a credit to Masquers history. lil 111115 R. McKee, A. Lule, I. Hutehman. lx. Wade. Miss Fralier. 21111 run: l. Blanton, D. Myles. fi. llavis. -fril ruu'.' Xl. A. Burns, C. Hauser. li. klamewn. K. Pantzer. ,db 1'u11'.' C. MeCmvn. N. Becherer. il. Hollmvell. 5111 r1111.' .l. Meek. Nl. Mann. KI. Nlurriwn. l'. Smith. 6111 mu: VI. Thmuas. bl. Sussman, Nl. Van' Nuys, Nl. K. Heinsolan. flfv 111113 C. Nelson, Xl. A. Selaemlenlielm. 51. K. vlensen. A. Huesmann. Sffi 11111 J li, Baird. ,l. liirremaia, l'. llllllff. P. XY'ilwn. 'Hfv 11111. Nl. .l. Milner. C. Campbell, .'X. Cifilletl, .X. Spaldune. .'Um'11l: H. liisher. R. Kmiber, xl. Xlinneman, D. XYixli- neiv, Li. Cliadiek ' . Li. XX emmcr. flllll 111 11' Illrlll ill hi.: ffllll' jiluvv 111 L 1. ., . L. r . A . 11115 1711115 . . . i5HAKli5PEARI'. --vi I