Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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WN Working on a floor technique are Cynthia PeqQY Childs, and lane Alig work out at the l aram Priscilla Brown and Nancy Bust, barre. xx hile Margaret Lie Miller, Cheryl l-line, ports in the Tudor Limelight Sports at Tudor are one of the most important phases of student activity. A wide variety is offered, and everyone participates. F all found Tudor girls on the hockey field, on the tennis court, or in the swimming pool. After much eager competition in the class tennis doubles, Sue Eaglesfield and Bettie Hall defeated their sopho- more rivals, Priscilla Brown and Anne Russel. The sophomores gained points for the class cup as they won the fall swimming meet for the second consecutive year. Ann Morrison and Linda Barton were high point scorers. ln winter sports, basketball took the spotlight, with badminton, ping-pong, and modern dance filling out the schedule. ln ping-pong Green and White doubles, the Green players, Patsy Atkins and Bar- bara Ienkins, helped their cause by defeating Margot Lacy and Iudy Howell, their White opponents. The class doubles in badminton found the seniors, lane Holton and Iudy Howell, defeating the sophomore players, l5-8 and l5-3. In the spring Tudorites again took to the outdoors as softball, tennis, and swimming completed the year's sports activities. 28 l

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Anne Russel and Ann Morrison await the return ot Anne's serve. Take your mark! cries Cynthia Haram as Sue Eaqlestield, Cheryl I-line, Beth Hill, Sue Arm Aikins, Cathy Van Reekum, and Marea Mc- Grath prepare to take a plunge. 29