Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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JOAN MINNEMAN Indianapolis, Indiana I year CHRONICLE siajf, Masquvrs Clul1,Prz'ludf' Club fucliivj. Blond and blue-eyed, Joanie has the uncanny knack for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Her one year has been distinguished by her contributions to Prelude and Masquers and her ability to wear as well as create unusual fashion designs with her exceptional ar- tistic talent. I W-. , CW- ,r Y X i Q I ' 4 - DOROTHY JANE MH'I.ES p or f -5 Mount Vernon, Indialna X 3 'efrg , KA X f I Trexizfenfi of Wforksbup, I'1P?'drtrIir1'c11! of Wfor shop, CHRONICLE sla,ff,'MafquFrtiCl1zb, Athletic Counfil 40945-471. f' K ' ' Dreryoineilmbws Spookskifir wofkshop president faudf lsecond 'Isadora Duncan. Sdmetimes heard-'with a ,Scotch burr as in the-senior play, always as lnseparable from pai'nts,aY bread from butter, she is essential to our class with her photogenic smile and short hair. x NL .Lx -I V, Ck' . in f , ' .pf 55 B 3 , Y . , . mi' at J '--J Ci' 1 X' ' f ' ' ' EX'ELYXLEWlS'NASIf'i' I ,fgj Shelbyville, Kentucky f V 4 years N ,... f Q ivifl'-17YfSil?!'lIf 0LWfIfkSl7llP, CHRONICLE sfaff. ' X' X g, ,k. W sBbbie's lopg eyelashes and flirtatious baggs are niet missing from a good time,o whether in or outfof the Residence. A-n ardent modern-dancer and vice-president 'of Workshop, she twist and turn as well as anyone. ,Heifpart inithe class play as a double-timing maid was played :With ease and ability. vi I X 1

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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.

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CATHERINE JEAN NELSON Indianapolis, Indiana 12 years Trmxllrvr of senior class, 1'iI'f'-f2r'rsia'r'11f of Pr-flu lv Clulv, CHRONICLE sfajf, CROWN lvuximrss sfajf, Maxqzmrzv Clulz, Prelurle Club f'acfiz'el. Everyone gathers around the piano to hear Cathy play cr tries to hitch a ride cut to the Parkmoor in that yellow convertible. She his proved her adding-machine efficiency as senior class treasurer and her dramatic abil ty as a well- cast Scutherner in the class play. vs N 7' ol 'IANIS ROBINSON Indianapolis, Indiana 3 years Captain of Green Tram, CHRONICLE sfaj, Afblclir Council H944-47j, Cum Laude Sorirfy. As captain of the Green Team, blazer girl, and star player in hockey, Janis has proved her athletic prowess. She is always found at recess eating those oranges but never quite completely on that diet. Full of fun and en- thusiasm, she never fails to create an uproar with those friendly, inadvertent remarks. Game sb-o.vxQvc , 'gg emma 5-.tw-.Nxcs.u'sxn.x vim 3,-s. Q. Q35-,'s 'isxizr . N-mmki Q sz- 't-age. Q-'S ?'sQ.s-Q.. - s xx MARY ANNE SCHEIDENHELM Indianapolis, Indiana 8 years Treaszzm' of Prelude Club, CHRONICLE xfajf, Masqzrem Club, Prelurlr' Club fuvfiuej, Athletic Council H943- 441. Shy's evtr-present laugh and her ability to be heard above everyone, whether playing the violin or singing Sewanee, have accompanied her through a hectic job as watchdog of the Prelude treasury, Bangs, scrapes, and a perpetual spell that again, pleaseu in history are essen- tial parts of Mary Anne.