Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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interests outside the regular routine Page Fifty-Iwo QiROXVN SIA! iz Imff In rigfil, Run I.' Cf. wrflkfllillll, S. Curlirlc, M. Am- lms, R. Garrison, N. Cai'11ei1l1'r. Rau' 21 S. Lamb, V. Pbillmff, I. Iixxig, I. llargiff, M. S. Ilirruw. Rnu' 55 Mist M1'C1rllr1H.Qf7, K, W'ilfiamt, N. Rr1i'r1rlf7j', M. C. Szriirfz, Miss Ilorzifall, S. Knrfcley, M. A. IIi71rl1I'II, CROWN . . . CHRONICLE Our publications are the products of talent and hard work. This year's CROWN, our lir- erary magazine which is issued at Christmas time, measured up to the editions of previous years and received a first place award in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Contest. The senior class brings you the CHRoNlc:i.if. It is a record of this school year, 1950-1951. XVC hope that in the future our book will re- call memories of friends, good times-and studies. The footprints luring you through thc pages lead into your own lives and on to the years to come. Citoxxx STM-1 : Left In right, Row I.' M. MrKil1lu'u, A. Murrnug M. K. Griffith, I. Bullarrf, R. Hall. D, DeMoHr. Row 2: M. Berl1ei'ri', I. Amliug, lf. Altltlllffll. T. Cacile, M. Wfriglll. Row if S. CTKHHIOII, A. Ilialmffey. K. Noliug, f. Cnr. Row 4.' I. Ilollon, I. Iluzwll, 11. Wemmrr.

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT an .G I 3 1 '41 The adoption of -l.lI lil'lLl Zadziewiez, a Polish refugee in France, the packing of Red Cross boxes, the prepara- tion of food baskets for the needy here at home-these projects kept the Student Government Association active through the fall weeks. The highlight of the spring season was a Wfhite Elephant Sale to replenish the organ- iZation's funds for charity. Under the leadership of Mary Alice Baxter, presidentg Claire W'ilkinson, vice-presidentg Katherine Koons, secre- taryg and Valri Philpott, treasurer, the Student Council has worked for the betterment of school conditions and gained a deeper knowledge of the responsibilities of each person in a democratic state. Broad experience helps us fo understand each lmfl lu ligfvf, williuf rm jfuuri ll. ll i'l1l1m'1, N. Ciilr'1u'l1l4'i'. Si'.lli'if.'M. ,-lnllflli, ff. M1K4'i', I. l'i'ii'rmu, Il. Cole, M. fl. lfilxfwr, K. llwil- lmu1.x,S. flfi'xilml4'r'. Sliulifirlg.' M. 5. llilliml, V. Cluillrk, Marlin, ill. lvrigfrl, MIN. Mmi'fn'rrm'f1, Hin' Ilillwr, I. ifnllrlf, S. Hrmuw, V. I'bifj1r1H, Cf. Wilkirlxml, K. Krmm, K. Miller, S. Cmfivlc