Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Mwfajfljffr O rf, In anap s, Iana jf 4 years en! of a er. ub QU'-presizlenf o sophomore lass HRo 1' Row busmrss staff treas q Club relude lub fussotzatej e an n onality As an efficient Mas esl ent has arried on with an eye for enter ry! s s , f . , I, s aj, . ' .. . , - 411 o u , . erei h ' gai , ther ' Cole with her infectious u - ' . ' - 3 ta e ' gs and delicious refreshments. She leaves be Ind emmders her record as an associate Preluder l ff n ent siastic worrier, and the owner of two flashy jackets from Mexico. I. 14:4-41 -A .Iva ,Lp-ua. ' 'f!5L:j?fy 0 CM-gd' a,Iu.ln'-4 0-IIQKTZKWLM af. GE.ORGIANNEt DAVIS YZILC I N . K M Indianapolis, Indiana 4 years ' Elflf6'f-fl1-Clll!'fOIICHRONICLE, secretary of Student Got'- rrnnzenf, serrefary-freaszzrer of sopbomore class, assist- anf ezliior of CRONVN, CROWN literary strzf, Masquers Club, Prelzulz' Club fassociafej , Aflylflir Counril H946-47j, Cum Laude Society. Sparkling brown eyes, surplus brains, basketball and tennis proficiency, literary and artistic talent so ably shown as editor-in-chief of the CHRONICLE, and a sense of humor always in evidence typify Georgie. None of us will ever be able to forget her fun, perfectionism, irrele- vant questions in physics, or those apropos sneezes. . X M21 4'-H4 4 1 Q0-K Y Q I j,, , ,JJ- K C9 ,C 3 Y,..,zU K A 9 J 'ko as so J 'L Y k 'L -s-'.CN- '-,K ED.: 'wx-J 'JY 9' 1 JANE NIERRILL ESTERLINE f'1.UA Z New Augusta, Indiana 3 years CHRONICLE Sfllg, Atblefir Counril H946-472. Janey, artistic as well as musical, was the perfect lead in our school operetta, Rosauzumle. The combination of unusual blue-black hair, bangs, small stature, and a beau- tiful voice has made her not only an effective Mary in the Christmas pageant but also a well-known member of our class wherever she goes. ws? 4? Sgr it

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lyke N . .f X OLI. - OT ' lndiaihipo' , nd'a I 2 years HRL cg 'fa Q CRBYUN lmsim-xx staff, Pn-Ilnlv CIII!7 , uss A Y t I Q ts. y b 5 K' 't er coiriingjlastdyenlr, Polly's charm and un- sumiri manner have lent a quiet note to our class. A pe ie, t Alonzo Beal in our class play and an associate x ember of Prelude, she will be remembered for her ready smile and those never-to-be-forgotten earrings. 1. f , X . E . fx r X ' Y' ' Y, 'Q , 1 r ' jd I l rf X JLUCY XVILLIAMS BLANTON, X33 Danville, Indiana .QV ' ' 5' -4,f9ears r A I Edilor-in-thief Uf-CROXVNLdXXiKl't1l1f 'erfifor 0f'CHRON- , ICPE, CRQWN ilifvrar'-31X5Yrijf, Maxqzzeix Club, Prvlzzdv Club fariilitl. Cum Laude Sm'iei.y. l f r X Lucy's angelic ,eJl?erior may be disartning, but -don't let it deceive you! Our Vmpable CROWN editiiri is-ing- body's foo-lglwitness her-many lgzurels inue ery phase of - school actliyity. From loclger-room gab sessions to the fuproar'of clasis meetings, her constant flow of exclama- taions, opinkms, and.witticisms has added humor and variety to every situation. X, 1 . L K. fl MARGARET ANN BURNS Gosport, Indiana 3 years Prvxiflwzt of Sfzulvnl Gowrrzfzzwzf, l'fl'L'-fIl't'Xit1l'I1f of Siu- flwzf Gorrrfzmwzt, CHRONICLE xlajj, CROWN litrwrty Huff, A1llXl1IlL'l'X Club, Prrlzufz' Club facfizvj. At the top of Burnsie's achievements Comes her com- petent performance as President of Student Government, characterized by explicit announcements and a Hrm gavcl. A feathery blue hat topping her five-feet-nine in the lead of our class play, her humorous voice in the part of King Fulgentius in RUXIIIIIIIIIIIF, and the Res life form parts of her all-round background.

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