Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Row I Knit one, drop two. f - Gay weekend. f Hop! Hop! Row H I was wounded. Crisis?? But I'm not that stronq! 47

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Scintillating smiles, exploding brains, and slick figures make up the junior class. They participate in every phase ot student activity trom clubs to sports. With a co-chairman tor the Park-Tudor carnival and the junior bid tor the class cup in hockey one can easily see their varied interests. Also, in the line of brains, the juniors vie tor high academic honors. The most outstanding event of the year lor the juniors was their gala dance on February 7th. Transforming the Tu- dor gym into a South Sea paradise, they presented their theme, Tropicana. From a little grass shack to the swaying palm trees to pineapples decorating the tables, Bettie Hall and Sally Alexander, as co- chairmen, brought the juniors' weeks ot work to a successful climax. We predict great things tor the Class Bow I- -C. Van Beekum, secretary: M. Mc- Kibben, president: A. Morrow, vice-president. Row ll -B. Ienkins, treasurer: Miss Haber, of '54 in their senior year. sponsor. I aunty un1ors Bow ln L. Miller, S. Eaglestield, P. Atkins, Bow ll-eeB. Hall, S. Alexander, M. Lurie, M. M. E. Bossin, I. Ballard, P. Berry. McGrath, A. Macomber, I. Saunders, N. Barnaby, E. Post, C. Hoover.

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Seniors Iulia Ann Cox Darlinqton, Indiana 4 years President of Residence C1952-5317 secretary of senior classp treas- urer of Masquers C1952-5317 vice-president of Les Parisiennes 61952- 195317 vice-president of Student Government C1951-195257 art editor of CHRONICLE C1952-195317 assistant editor of CROWN i1951- l9521: president of freshman class7 Student Council, 1, 3, 47 Athletic Council, 2, 47 Masquers, 2, 3, 47 Artisans, 1, 2, 3, 47 Les Parisiennes, 47 CROWN, 1, 2, 37 CHRONICLE staff. Never put off till tomorrow what you can do the next day . . . K. M.I .... pre-med . . . Oh, those everlasting cartoons . . . Don't beat on me! . . . summer grease monkey. . . There'll be a house meeting in the Res living room . . . Radcliffe or bust . . . Einstein's little sister . . . lulie. Mariorie Haas Evansville, Indiana 2 years Treasurer of Student Government C1952-195317 treasurer of senior class7 treasurer of junior classg vice-president of Residence 11951- 195217 Student Council, 47 Prelude Cassociatel, 47 CHRONICLE staff. Shut up! l'm trying to listen to the radio . . . endless supply of food . . . flashbulb fiend . . . records . . . curly hair and green eyes . . . never without a needle-eknitting, that is . . . Ch, my poor back, finger, side, etc. . . . Cuban men . . . knows everything . . . Hedda Haas of the Res . . . mascot of the Evansville basketball team . . . Mari. Martha Ioanna Harrison Indianapolis, Indiana ll years President of Artisans C1952-195317 treasurer of CHRONICLE C1952- 195315 vice-president of Artisans C1951-195217 Student Council, 47 Masquers, 2, 3, 47 Prelude Cassociatel, 3, 47 Artisans, 2, 3, 47 CHRONICLE staff. Carefully manicured cars . . . Please sign up for crew . . . sports and more sports . . . business-like Walk . . . another member of the station-wagon set . . . Butler bound . . . future teacher . . . Red Cross enthusiast . . . sunny disposition . . . letters galore . . . Carl and I . . . summer school at Shortridge . . . Martha.