Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Xxx 'f . 7' ' ' ll ,,y'C551f f'ET?f5 o ll 5 BIS NN J 9 'ry ,K lougstl J, :'!25'ears if , .,2'b're er, MN s C 2. C ONIC xfa , A s J' lf, 05-il 1 4645? f Sy Y 0 ed I1 :ibet by her redsafir, pep gf EK? 0 ' 59' , . . , n 11 it 'I mor nd ra . llepbasketb.1ll, Me ma . es ti tu I1 h Q 1 tion. at ut ern a t acquired in I eorg' ame er into sophomore year and the s, car mgjpr effectively through the senior play hnwvorbja our unusual dance decorations.: x 1- a .Q S' f AXE t I XX . ' X. Q' H FI.,ORENCE1lVIARY,JAIvIESON Indiankpolis, Indiana 10 years Cfmirnzan of Rmf Cross Conznziffre, Llnwxizfezzf of fresh- num 511155,.CHRONlCLEfvfaj', CROWN IIIISHIUXX SMH, Masqzwrs Club, PVFIIIIIIU Club f'axsoviafel, Alfllefir Cozmvil U9-15--lol. I With-hen quiet perseverance, purple-striped knitting N bag, black Ford, Flo has come ably through her time- consuming and well-done job as Junior Red Cross com- mittee chairman. Tops in most sports, she is the proud owner of L1 blazer, as well :is a gifted member of both Mnsquers and Prelude. im' x Fil RY poli nd' n 0 14 years X Bzzxjn' . nanny ' CROXVN aml CHRONICLE, frrfnxzlrrr Qdzrnfv r class, CIKOWN luzxinvss . SNIIINIIIIUVX C nb. c17l't'l1lZl' 1:11 faxmriafej, C111 :de oriekg .H Sen ye t'Tu fthodieal el' 'en y, a a Q g ivity r 'sing e e ro bin to make vlaryr ca a lc ad-getter, san xx ci sel er, and busi- ncss nagcr of the CROXVN and CHRONICLE. She has Q jmned in convincing performances not only in the class play and operetta but also in the Christmas pageant.

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Nu v 'fx' o- , Db 00' :yo we of Na' bl Cx jf 5 x -7 SV you X A ' Q x -o 0 up .r .X i- JK A i- TJ' QF yi. .ff 4. ..,-I CARO LOQISE I-IAUSER Iris-inapolisxjadvianavv 2:2 9 years 531111 Hgfl rc'as1Mf Aweiir 14iYSOf'lI1fi0'lI, CHRONICLE NP xlu , CROWN businaii slaj, Masqnrrx C,'u,5, Prelzulr -r Clzzbxwvhinfej rA7lJlef1v Counril 11943-4311, Jn, Kr 5,5 S-SQA 4, 6 Q? Carolyn'5-,talents vargpfrbm winning a gell-desevil ,hizer .toQing 'classlg'l'aT?our girl. Though in thfsenior yplay sfevacted tgegart of a prim and proper old maid to p ectlon, hef sudden smile, excellent artistic ability, slam- g hockey, and gay week-ends make her the com- plete opposite. W i f JANELUI f BME ' lrlgcuiapo' ndia 7' ' 7' ears I , m A 5' of 631i 'r ass R .EXft1f. W ith r n i rgm air-do, vivaicity, and en- ergy Ja et ma es t b Farnsworth's tter half. As pro ty m e fo th assfplay s isplayeg a talent inve ' g inge ' us fo subs tes. bility to end and a' er c gious ugh a e c tributed OWU pear Nangc -1, Ifv-J-Ph I 'Wad known Liam., Lon af- -u1avn.sv-L one. s6vJCC'f-?QJJ VAR as 3-,Qq,,,.,,-s-sQ-uc! voice f 515,63 ,way +9 Da ner? lfeqr 4-f-jI,L,l, 1 ANN MA SFIELD HUESMANN 154 fgvgl ' Indianapolis, Indiana lik y ' rs J 'se' Presidcrzl of Afblefir Association, CHRONICLE sfnjf, ax- quvrs Club, Prelude Club fassociatrj , Allsletir Cozmril H945-462, Cum Laude Soviefy. A friend to all is our quiet, popular Athletic Associa- tion president. Huesie's talent for hitting a baseball high over the fence has joined with her excellent sportsman- ship to win a blazer for her. Brains to spare, camouflaged by brown eyes and blond hair, and memberships in Mas- quers and Prelude make her years at Tudor unforgettable. ,xi ,ei , ,in fi .iii

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1: 0 ' xj- ii , ' X X. N X, - , by 9 1 . p'fXsi-- 02- i ii xslt is f- ' .JL ,J ' i X 1 hA.NNE 'BUiiBR1DG1i'KEENEY N fx' Q u If 'i1ndk1napolis,Ind.iangi ' if 1 year , fr .fy CHxxoNGcu.QStaff, Prfbulv ClubYusioviafc'j. X .x L, .J A X ' ' VXDark-haired,Jpetiveg. and straight from 'Bosse came , X t 1 Anne for her senioriyear. Her infectious giggle creates XA ' i J X .t ' ' i , an atmospherexfmf humor .zmdfgaiety wherever she goes: - 1 -QA'-associate membership' in Prelude and af Wellilplayed P role as Mr? Dazey in., the senior playlliavc made her one year mcinorable for everyone. l I N . x - ' . -. w ' .X K .I X . i REBE Af E5,ffv' E ' 'Jr 'hzf avhami iiriixx I., K years Y A' 1.12 sfa?1fffllfIi1xg1g'1'X Cillg Club favfirvj. , U A 1 . Y f 'uv ,4 . ,win : I pJ,j0'.Li' ,Kal A 4.7 -L HMV 5' ill ol ' ,QALQV ' t1 '1il I I .rf y, ,Vo liicffkis groybdaiiwel ind thosei' nal im omptu,5L gp?4E9't7sr c3mg, to us 'iw-ighqunior -fear and 'l - . T' 1 ff .' . ,qfihkly bee an ess t1al pa'rt Our class. Her delight- J I u 1 '. f sfful soprano has ai ly managed a solo in the Christ- L I , t pageant, colorful isemblies, and i'P15lude member- . . ' ' Q Ship. J 1,111 -x 'DJJ Q ppb' grill' V , .sn ,ms .J 4 .V A - Lil, fl ll Il 9 . 4,Q. 'A 17, . n 5 'I fi ' . 1 L il - fl' ,li -' 'fp ' il .Wi I' Ci All, I Q g .. , L A .1 xl - , 1. 1,1 . L g, ,YI g I ll , ' l 1 1 yfl 44? 5' v gs If I it lp' -gtg ,1 trip ,I 'I A' is 0 ,W xii, J, b WP lb V' My ' 1 'M l L, ' r . i ,V L q , ' rpg, ' Lois ELINOR KOQRTHMVY HL-IL Q41 ' 4,144 Indianapolis, Indiana l' 7 Lt' lv' E, H' i yEar,L'L 9 CHIKONIC LE xffz-ff, Prvlzzzfz' Club faKimr1a1'1'j. K, ,JL ' ,ai P J 1 Lois's contributions to school and Res life os aryifgo- i i ciate Preluder, plus her quiet sincerity shown on the' LQ ' Residence Council, have made her one year memory, 4'-hi 'I As a Cello player and an ardent admirer of Milwau 'e',,xi 'L g and the Badger state, she is unique in our class and I d r An school, 11 lj fu F1112 -it 4 f ' ' V . J ji ff' M 'iiwl 4,1 for X A- , M4 4, , , 1 9 X fi -' 467 Muff fi, f J ag. -fs f gy ,wg pn' of W . f V , gg' f 0 Y Lib' yy' Lvlw i iyflfp, 1114 J B. ,f adj! if v TL. 1 MI' 3 ,ll JU, wif 4. l i 14,f.A,xf if 4- '5' 4