Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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The Play's the Thing Upper Left H Wernmer, I. Howell, M. mer, B. Moynahan. Lower Right I. Holton, Lacy M Stacy I Cox M. Haas. Upper Right S. White, H. Wernmer, I. Howell. I Cox H Wemmer Lower Left H. Wern' October 30 found the seniors with knees knocking, teeth chattering, fingers crossed, eagerly anticipating their senior play, Family Circle, adapted by Anne Coulter Martens frorn the book by the sarne nanie by Cornelia Otis Skinner. The plot is woven around Cornelia's stage anibiv tions, a lost fraternity pin, and a group of aspiring young actresses. The audience was delighted with the sparkling hunior, the scenes front Shakespeares Macbeth and As You Like lt, and the antics of young Cornelia as she tried to convince her family that she should be an actress. Sterling performances were given by Hildegarde Weriirner, Iulie Cox, Iudy Howell, and Sarah White in leading roles. The cast was ably assisted by the Artisans Club, who, under the skillful direction of Miss Horsfall, set the stage and worked as crew. 55

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An Evening in Paris Row l fC. Eshelman, T. McNaughton, H. Row ll--N. Woods, M. Stacy, I. Holton, S. Henderson, M. Kraft, W. Bockstahler, L. Har- White, H. Wemmer, I. Howell, B. Moynahan, ris I Smith, L. Parker, G. Green, I. Keseric, M. Lacy, M. Haas, I. Cox, M. Moseley, M. E Dobbs C. Hubele. Harrison. Through the skillful efforts of the Sen- ior Class, the high school was able to spend an evening in Paris on November 22. This was the night of the senior dance, and all the high lights of gay Paree were recreated at Tudor for the great occasion. The Tudorites and their escorts danced under twinkling stars to the music of Billy Moore's orchestra, strolled into a candle-lighted sidewalk cafe and, seated at small tables covered 56 with red-checked tablecloths, sipped sparkling ginger ale or took the oppor- tunity to gaze at the Eiffel Tower or Arc de Triomphe. Huge fleur-de-lis glit- tering on the walls, the figurine of a French artist on the beautifully decorat- ed punch table, and the snappy frac- tured-French napkins added greatly to the atmosphere. The seniors enjoyed the dinner given by Iane Holton before the dance and Martha Stacy's open house afterwards.