Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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KRISTIN LIE MILLER Indianapolis, Indiana IZM years President of senior class, president of junior class, vice-president of sophomore class, vice-president of Prelude H949-195013 secretary-treasurer of Work- shop f1949-l950jg Masquers, 2, 3, 49 Prelude fac- tivej, 1, 2, 3, 4g Workshop, 2, 3, 4g CROWN staff, 1, 2, 35 CHRONICLE staff, Cum Laude. Rusfy,' . . . fbe tops . . . ejiciency plus . . . top bats and canes . . . lemon juice does efveryflaing . . . tbe great lover, Iervis . . . our lraveler . . . I don'f know Y what Fm saying! ' . . . versafile . . . A HONOR ROLL. PATRICIA LYNN PETERSON Indianapolis, Indiana 7 years President of Prelude C1950-19515, secretary of jun- ior classg vice-president of freshman class, treasurer of Prelude C1949-1950jg Masquers, 2, 3, 4g Work- shop, 1, 3, 4g Artisans, 2, 3, 4g CROWN staff, 1, 2, 3, CHRONICLE staffg Cum Laude. Petit, . . . snappy carloons . . . half our rninstrel team . . . the perfect figure . . . apples and bananas . . . sarcasm-in plays, that is . . . elubwoman . . . iwbai dreams lie beyond those faraway eyes? '. . That sister of mine. MAR1 A RAY Elwood Indiana 3 years Vice-president of senior class, vice-president of Pre- lude 11950-l95lJg secretary-treasurer of Artisans 11950-19511: Song Leader C1949-195035 Athletic Council, 35 Masquers, 3, 4, Prelude, 3, 45 Artisans, 3, 4, CHRONICLE staff. Mamie . . . HERMAN . . . Well, frankly, my dear, I d0n'l--- . . . ibe smaller half of our insep- arable leam . . . fbose dinners ou! . . . fbe impeccable wardrobe . . . clown collection . . . the foremost salesman for that fabulous shop . . . Miss Prifcla . . . Tbe Lilac Tree . . . ber energy varies inversely ufiib ber size . . . You simple goat-berderf'

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We do hereby bequeath these objects fmaterial and We, the Class of 1951, after our long, weary trek through the shining halls of learning, do hereby leave to the school what's left of the school after we leave. Having gathered together all possessions of any value, we bequeath the remains as follows: , Max Ambus leaves her timely, intellectual wit to other dizzy damsels who dare use it. Good luck, kiddies! Sucie Atkins's perfect profile goes to Jimmie Durante--for bigger and better blows. Bebe Baxter leaves, taking joe with her. But never fearg there's more where he came from. Helen Brown leaves her wittle baby voicev to Jane Holton. Susan Cadick leaves those stitches dropped while knitting socks Csize 141 to be picked up by the incomparable Hildegarde. Nancy QCarpij Carpenter leaves her carpetbag to Mile-a-Minute Haber's classes to store u-p those occasional juicy, intellectual tidbits. Ginny Chittick leaves her ability to talk her way out of any situation in three seconds flat to Lauren Bacall. Helen Cole donates her leaps and bounds to the Playtex Panty Girdle advertisers. Jane Collett departs, heading for Princeton and saying: Rally, I'll leave Wabash to all you corn-fed gals. fl-Io, ho, that's richlj Ann Gillespie leaves her determined will to stay single and support herself in old age to Marty Wright. Sandy Grube leaves her Harvard garter to Madame to display in those night clubs in gay Paree. Guffy Gustafson leaves her dancing ability to twinkle toes Haber for better Old Girl-New Girl faculty skits. Jeanne Hargitt wills her lost word of the week to Miss Stewart. The Will Committee can't decide which of her many talents May Adelaide Hinken should leave, but in view of the national situation we leave them all to Truman. Sharon Houser leaves her many high-heeled shoes to Miss McKee for quieter study halls. Kitty QKatj Koons leaves her ninth life forever Qeight of them having been lost while driving in a certain maroon Dodgej. Pat Lyons leaves one long, golden, curly tress to Harry. Carol McKee wills the convenient drive out to her shack in the wilderness to Anne Mahaffey to account for lost time. Rusty Miller leaves her multi-brains, multi-men, multi-A's, and multi-anything-else you wish to the happy-go- lucky fthat's a quotej juniors. Lynn Peterson wills her combination diary and assignment notebook and her volume of history notes to any future bcfuddled senior. Marla Ray sneaks out hurriedly, leaving her nosy classmates in the dark! Somebody turn on the lights.-Who is Herman? Page Thirl y-riglmf