Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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bl tl, K and baseball when spring arrives . . . Every spring a well-worn path in the shape of a diamond is found at Tudor. Answering the eall, Batter up! the girls take their places for thc great Ameri- can sport, softball. The games attract keen interest when classes, as well as the Green and Wlmite Teams. compete for the winning score. llunil mfr lmml. Gui il! flu zjgwlizr juulr.

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basketball in the winter months . . . After Thanksgiving vacation the basketball season opened with a burst of enthusiasm. Skinned knees, bumps, and bruises were the fashion during the many days of practice. Then at last the tournament was on. The freshman-sophomore battle ended with the sophomores in the lead and the freshmen waiting for more years of experience. The faces of rho triumphant juniors glowed for days while the downhearted seniors put away the ball for the last time. But the spirit became even more tense as the whistle blew for the Green and White night game. The gym was packed to the rafters. No matter how hard the Greens tried, they just eouldn't beat those fast Whites. Victorious or defeated, all declared that basketball was king of winter sports at Tudor. Dmlimzlnm Buvlcrf. 03 0 at Q at bs Il 10

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all are sports which provide The Athletic Association at Tudor is made up of the entire upper school student body. Everyone assumes her share of the responsibility in one way or another. The badge of a sportswoman in the fall was a pair of hockey shoes. We jumped on the bus at 2:30 every Tuesday and Wednesday bound for ye olde Riverside Park. Tennis shoes and bare feet were also noticeable at this time Qin tennis and swimming, that isj. When jack Frost arrived, we put on heavy wool socks and gym shoes again and escaped to the upper ample opportunity gym for basketball. At least it was a little warmer there. For the more graceful Tudorites modern dance was also offered. Ping-pong and badminton tourna- ments were popular attractions. In the spring we shook the moth balls out of the soft ball equipment and enthusiastically got down to business. No victory came without a hard battle first. Athletics at Tudor, highlighted by good sportsman- ship and co-operation, are an important part of our liyes. Many, many thanks to the new Vorce-Ross team for helping to make this year such a success. Lrfl lo rigbl, svrllnl ou flowg' ll. Broun, I. tfollrtr, M. C. Su'url:,, I. Cox. Srulnl. ll. Cole, Miss Roxx, I. xlrrrlllrlig, S. Allqinx, Milt l'ur'u', M. K. Ciriffillv. Slavl1l1llg.' M. Brrlwvrer, A. Ciillrxjrir, C. Wilkirrsull, I. ljsiig, T. tiiullv, I. llrmrll, G, clllffxlfkllll, A. Morrow, S. lia,qlmtiz'1il. Page F0i'l'1'-S! t !'ll