Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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immaferiall and do prophesy that these things shall be. . In the distance called Future we see our classmates ten years from the Present. Taking Miss Rood at her word, Maxine Ambus is on the beach more than ever now, trying to lose weight in water. How many grams does she weigh now? Sucie Atkins is still trying to catch on to that joke. Bebe Baxter grew tired of driving her Ford convertible, Buick station wagon, and Cadillac sedan. To add variety, she has just bought a shiny new Model T for impromptu cross-country trips. Helen Brown, using her natural aptitude for the French language, has moved to Paris, where she has translated Boop-boop-de-doo and can be heard singing it at Le Moulin Rouge with Pierre. Susan Cadick has already acquired her B. A., M. A., and Ph. D. at Vassar and is now working on her M. R. S. at Purdue. Because of her experience on the CHRONICLE at Tudor Nancy Carpenter rose from a job as editor of Morlern Romance to the position of art adviser of Esquire. 73 As the result of her high aptitude for mechanics, Virginia Chittick is head grease monkey at Sam's Garage. If you don't have time to stop in, just wave as you go by. The Cole Brothers Circus is now featuring Helen, the one and only redheaded brunette in the world. Instead of heading Tudor's athletic program, Jane Collett has moved permanently to Burt Lake, where she spe- cializes in fishing and baiting hooks or, better still, in hooking Beattey. For the form revealed in the Workshop production Ann Gillespie has acquired the title: Miss Lovable Tomato of l9'6l. Sandy Grube has recently been elected Sweetheart of the Airborne. Pardon us, but your parachute is showing. Gloria Gustafson may now be found dwelling in a tepee. The exotic charm she acquired in Cuba won her an Indian-an Indianapolis Indian, that is. One little, two little, three little Indians. Life for Jeanne Hargitt is one continual picnic complete with sweet potatoes and football captains who hold to that line. After being pursued by bassoons and flutes at Interlocken, May Adelaide I-Iinken has decided to settle down with a fiddler. Sharon Houser is settled happily on a farm, conducting agricultural experiments in raising pigs, chickens, cows, and little Peters. Well, I s'pose! Kitty Koons still sports those sterling virtues which distinguished her at Tudor. Pat Lyons no longer has to hunt alone. She now has a Pointer. The future finds Mickey McKee editing a column of advice to the lovelorn in Tlx' Cawvzazz. The title is What Should I I-Iave Done? After years of struggling through college, Rusty Miller is now teaching kindergarten. Requirements are: the teacher must know one more fact than the student. Lynn Peterson is still looking for that nickel she lost her freshman year. Marla Ray has finally succumbed to the irresistible charms and numerous proposals of her secret lover and has decided that children are cheaper by the dozens. Page Tlrirf y-vim'

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