Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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wo Unei The night of February sth founcl the Tudor gym :i South Sen island: the Tudor stage .1 lncmclstand, and, more impor- tant, the Tudor juniors thirty-one excited and unusually prfoxicupietl girls. The Cause of such activity?-The annual junior dnnsc. Undoubtcdly this was their time to shine . . . and Llitl they!! D965

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gf I-I Y'1lA.' L. Have, P. Carter. lf. XY'ade, I. Price A Collett I Holl ll N K , . , h. owe , il. DeMotte, Znil rnuz' -I. Nilberniauu. XI, Y.inNuys. KI. Nl. Brayton, H. XVard, J. Maxton, K. Pantzer, l.. Cannon. P. Butler, D. XYishncw. B. Cohen. A. Spalding. B. Sperling. jril mu I M. K. Heinsolin, -I. Teetor, E, Baird, J. Macomber, xl. Frenvel. A. Chandler, xl, Foreman. KI. Cooper, C. Campbell, V. Healing, G. Mattison, Miss Haber. Al7Yl'lI,f Ll. Lutyens. Li. Hilgemeier. 0 Ll I4 L 0 Z 5 T17 The thunderbolt that just Came whizzing by, bursting with vim, vigor, and vitality, must have been the juniors. With their motto of Never a dull momentf, they have fought hard and long academically and athleticallv and QI' llzfrfieifx succeeded with notable achievements. Early in November, points for the class cup were captured as they won the swimming meet with Jean Lutyens taking top honors for the juniors. Their hockey team was not so successful, b ' ' ' ut xx ith basketball their aggressive first team came away with a victory. But they are not confined in their interests to athletic activities, for com- bined with sports come surplus brains, which have added to the honor roll. Masquers and Prelude claim many members among the juniors and made use of them in the operetta, Rnxanzzzmfr, for choruses and leads. The three assist- ant editors of the CROXVN, Eleanor Baird, Kitzi Pantzer, and Betsy XVade. were also members of the Class of '48, as were eleven other staff members, who contributed alumnae news, book reviews, and lower school notes on the pages of the magazine. ln February came their first experiment in dance-giving, with Betsy XVade as general chairman heading the many committees in an enormous job. The gym was transformed with unusual effect into a Blue Hawaii by blue lights casting a romantic hue over the cleverly decorated, tropical floor. Hey, juniors, how about letting the rest of us in on this one? Behind the scenes of this busv I year for those indefatigable members of the Class of '48, the oHicers, jean Lutvens, president Louise Cannon ' , ,. . vice- presimlent, Gene Hilgemeier, secretary, and Peggy Butler, treasurer, have done their best to make it a bigger and better junior year. l 1 3 s ..,.-t.- A., .

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