Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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722 6AZonL'c e PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF TUDOR HALL SCHOOL 1947 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

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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

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'fEf252-nhl L. -11 'Q' , X l I 15 l' 0 'Lf . I rl- I ,vit I L , - iw' rt 1 .tw - Q J 'Ji -' 'fi 'LJ Il E, K. JL-fy LJ V A r ,Ct I!! .uf ,Jf . s 'y 1 j ' Qi. 'L PRAN6Es,Ru'?iI-I LURVEYII RJ- -, Q. J lldfbnapolis, Indiana ' 'w I' ' 2 years ,I -- I . ,L I ' 1.4 S 1 CI4IRbLNIcI.E sfajf. ' I A ll L' I. 4 fn , 5 I3lack'lI'i1ir, unusual glassesp pldba brightlgreen coat distinguish Frances. Hcijtall dignity ziqfjosefph Il1Y4lIll'lC Christmas ,pageant ahd er clever phraseology the CHRONICLE' yvr7itei-flips h ve marked'her tum years at Tudor. Welcoliue additions to our school life lhave been her willingncss, humor, and ever-ready smile. fWor1Q..v.i-- Thr. s.flaJu.. neun. gem, Gnu -Hum sfun. AQ.: aizrw :I-outa. Qrooo -tc., ruoz. mncwn HIOU dui? ROSALIE MCKEE Indianapolis, Indiana 5 years Vive-j7r0sia'e11f of senior class, .Yl'L'l'f'flI7'Jf of Masquers Club, CHRONICLE sfaff, CROWN bzzsiness sfaj, Prrlurlr Club fassofiafej. Vim and vigor combined with curly hair and blue eyes make Rosalie an indispensable part of the class. Always an active go-getter for ads and dance bands, she has been a super-manager as class vice-president and dance chair- man. Though hardly angelic, she plays the harp--that is, when she isn't knitting those interminable socks. x . x F L1 I Vg. 'A 'ws , N. ,, 4 a ' x. glF'. I1 1' I X I .fsvn - mall' ss R ' H - bs., Q wi L ' Y ' Sw' .L I I If .x r V - - n x .-r , .I ' '-4' A sf- A K. I X ' 45 . MARY JEAN MILNER ,--.v ' I Indianapolis, Indiana 11 years Prcsidenf of senior class, 1'icz'-prffsirlerff of frc'slJman class, CHRONICLE staff, CROWN arf and lflrrnry stuffs, Mas- quvrs Club, Prflzmlv Club farfivej , Cum Laurin' Sorivfy. A Tudorite since 'way back when, Jeanie has been our gcnial gavel wielder as senior class president. Her versa- tility has proved itself with her clear singing voice in pageants and operettas, her clever illustrations for the CHRONICLE, a CROWN cover, her poetry, and all those Wfesleyan stickers, pins, souvenirs, and snapshots.