Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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S OPH OM ORES The mighty sophomores have Ll great deal of push in their makeup, and we are proud to have them as our sister class. Faithful and enthusiastic members, they are an asset to all the clubs. They hold their own in sports, too, many of them taking top honors in swimming. Under the direction of Hildegarde Wenanaer, the sopho- mores this year helped to collect approximately one hundred gifts for the needy children of Corcieux, lfrance. The class also showed its ini- tiative in leading the school to raise money for Janina, the little Polish girl Tudor adopted. Oflicers of the Class of '53 are: Hildegarde Wemnaer, president: Joyce Martin, vice-presidentg and Janie Holton. secretary-treasurer. Mademoiselle Moscherosch is their class sponsor. We know the sopho- mores will make a grand junior class. f Jaw I . gi CHESHR 5: 'Q Q lluge' 'l'u'rnf y-four lmfl lu rilqlvl, Rau' If fox, B. W'ur'if, Muffin, .' ll. lv'l'l7lUIl'l', llnllml, M. Xhlry. Run' 2.' M. .XIn,wli'y, S. Si'rlli'i, Nl, Bi'4'fn'1i'l, lluuvll, .'ll. Iilry, M. llilrrlwn, 1 mn mu U mn. These are the pliable steps, the changing steps:

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J UNI ORS Aqg SN we ii Q The happy-go-lucky juniors go in for everything in a big way. Where sports are concerned they really shine, staking a huge claim for the class cup. Their names have a way of appearing everywhere: on Tudor club rosters, drivers' licenses, and dance programs. These glamor gals do have a way of getting around! Under the enthusiastic leadership of General Chairman Anne Mahaf- fey, the Junior Dance, a Valentine ball, was a great success. Creative ability was efhciently harnessed under the direction of Sylvia Cannon, chairman of the decorating committee. Janie Gentry and Claire Wilkinson shared responsibilities as co- chairmen of the White Elephant Sale, a Student Government project undertaken to raise money for various civic charities. The class was headed this year by Marty Wright, presidentg Becky Garrison, vice-presidentg Sylvia Cannon, seeretaryg and Janie Essig, treasurer, with Miss Haber as class sponsor. Good luck next year as seniors! lmjf fu rixqlrl, Run' If M. K. Grijilfn, S. Cannon, I. Essig, M. Wfrighi, R. Garrison, D. DrMufii'. Rou' 2.' I. flmliug, S. Kuufzlry, R. llirll, M. S. Ilimmz, T. Chzillv. Row if E. Maaldvn, C. Wilklmon, M. C. Swartz, K. Noling, l. Gentry, B. P1u'lu't!. Row 4.' A. Mizlmjfrv, V. Plviljmlt, B. Foltz. Row 5: G. Thompson, K. Rubvr, S. Loot. constant and true .... These are the steps Page Twenty-six