Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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'W ,v' 1,95 0fx Tl 'A'-Joi '31 i aw A sax, i Sr I 1' 5,-' I, ,X . lux' fur . 'l ' 5 v -- O . NX y .1 xv ' i X ' ' .rr O K x ,s . - .x v xv J- 3.- JANET SUSSIMAN Indianapolis, Indiana 3 years ' Q-.r CHRONICLE xlajf, CROXVN uri staff, Mi1sq1n'rx Club. XVith her cute pixie glasses and those ingenious barrettes and clips in her red hair, Janet never fails to be neatly and immaculately groomed. Her behind-the- scenes work has made her an invaluable member of Mas- quers. NVE' shall always remember Jan for her disarming grin, beautiful white teeth, and knack for art. ff '6f' Ly J ' J? 1 AL-ly' J erre e, In '1 Z years 4 rvy of - if, HRON1cLrg My Petite, eat, an et, J is a kogenic senior of yearsrsqnding. er smmstature s eceiving, G she can ield a mint cqu the best of t . A class s tary l ear, she sho d her talent or efficiencyf ich comes straight from Terre Haute. D Sf Off JOAN WOOLLEN THOMAS Indianapolis, Indiana 12 F 1 years CHRONICLE staff, CROWN art staff, Mnxqzrwx Club. With much wit and a dry sense of humor compressed into her sixty inches, Jody has laughed and struggled through her thirteen years at Tudor. Though a proficient paintbrush wielder and an essential member of Masquers, she spends all of her spare moments at the stable with Snip and Cyclops. ' , -, ,A - v- A ,- V4 It kts --'-i, X6 ,J-'H' um-Q. el- 0 r 1 l ,ii V -L L xr XC., ., xy D T' j . ' ' r-JC-3 ON- Q1 A CJ . 5' .5 P+ 0 VJ , 2 'FT ii vm Aki. J x -f S1

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The clock has ticked off each minute of our senior year at Tudor Hall: the senior play, the excitement of our prom, our trip to Culver, and now-Class Night. Having exhausted Tudor's resources, Tudor's faculty, and Tudor's patience, the seniors now find that it is ime fo feave 251 Polly Abendroth's gold earrings to Jogie and all the other cannibals. Lucy Blanton's hysterical ravings to Frances deFenelon. Margaret Ann Burns's metropolis of Gosport to anyone who can find it! Ann Cole's sparkling eifervescence to Canada Dry. Georgianne Davis's ankles to the chorus line at the Fox. jane Esterline's canary-like warblc to Margaret Truman. Carol Farnsworth's charge to the electroscope in physics. Peggy Fisher's salt block to the Park deersnl Marilyn Grube's goldi-locks to the three bears. Carolyn Hauser's long fingernails to the athletic department for bigger and bloodier basketball games. ,lanet Hilgemeier's speed fin drivingj to the age of jet propulsion. Ann Huesmann's ability in baseball to Joe Di Maggio. Lois Hutchman's Park juniors to the Tudor sophomores. Florence Jameson's Kleenex to the building and grounds committee. Thar she blows! Mary Kay jensen's methodical mind to Miss Sherwin. Anne Keeney's giggle to add to the one Miss Harris already has. Becky Kimber's slouch in history to the Green team. Ten guesses who wrote this! Lois Korth's cello to Carol Foster-if she can manage it! Frances Lurvey's glasses to Helen Weinhardt for better hunting. Rosalie McKee's dark glasses to the patronesses at future Tudor dances. Mary jean Milner's collection of club pins to the dep-Leete-ed supply of bulletin board thumbtacks. joan Minneman's punctuality to Miss McKee. Dottie Myles's turned-up nose to Jimmy Durante. Ebbie Nash's love troubles to Dorothy Dix to keep her busy in her old age. ' Cathy Nelson's inability to see unless at close range to Miss Janet when the Res girls have visitors. Janis Robinson's farm to the Tudor alumnae-as an old maid's home. Mary Anne Scheidenhelm's infallible tact to the United Nations diplomats. Bettie Schmidt's Culver belt to be returned to Culver-so that nothing will be lost. Nancy Springer's calm, even temperament to Miss Kern. .lane Stith's ruddy complexion to the Safurday El'?71,fl1g Gbosl. Janet Sussman's stylish outfits to Case Clothes. Joan Talley's petite stature to the Empire State Building. Jody Thomas's tall stories to be placed at intervals in the physics book-or any other book, for that matter! Page ffty-fwo