Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Above LefteeL. Parker, M. Lacy, M. Haas, Stanclinq: F. McNauqbton, I. Keseric, M. Kraft Cf. Green. Above Right M. Harrison, C. Lower Right---Seated: H. Wernrner, B. Moy Hubele, M. Moseley, E. Dobbs. Center M. nahan, I. Howell, Standinq: W. Bockstahler Stacy, B. Moynahan, I. Howell, I. Cox. Lower I. Smith, L. Harris. Lette Seated: M. Stacy, I. Cox, S. Whitey 57

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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.

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Will for the Class of '53 For though with judgment we on things reflect, Our will determines, not our intel1ect. M E. Waller. Iulie Cox's self-confidence and boisterous manner we bequeath to julie Cain. Margi Haas's nose for news goes to Linda Sacllier, who has one already. Martha Harrison's careful driving and road etiquette we leave to the future driver training course at Tudor. ' jane Holton bequeaths her classroom technique and stability to Liz Hammond. Iudy Howell's varied assortment of rings, bracelets, and pins plus her velvet-lined jewelry chest goes to Miss Haber for future white elephant sales. Margot Lacy wills her promptness to Miss McKee, who is learning it the hard way. Mel Moseley leaves her loquaciousness to be split among Alig, Rust, Bowen, and Dunlap. Io Moynahan leaves her Yale male for next year's Culver excursion. We leave Martha Stacy's varied assortment of station wagons to any future seniors desiring to partake in the national pastime of crinkle fenders. Hildegarde Wemmer wills her large house to the residence juniors for use after the next year's senior dance. Sarah White leaves her ability to be sarcastic at the right t?l time to Miss Sutton, and her holdings at K. M. I. to Miss McCullough ttor bigger and better times?l. Nancy Woods leaves her little red lunch pail for Anderson bus trips to Libby Davis. 58