Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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,f - -s 1' i ' X 1 Sophomore Class BACK HOW: lflloii Hammer, Cdrelyri Kriiqht, Arm Eriqeler. FIRST: Melanie Morris, Luxiu ltuiititii, ltiiiiplwti, Eiut- Ctiivticistm, Diuiirio Shutt-i. THIRD: Narivy Darlene: M-Ptictrseti, Ami 'l'tiuiiias, Itptty lvttitttt-rn, luriim Ll-fi iii hutttr, Pt titty Miiltitt, lim:-t Dmil, Sliiileei Harry, Carol Cum- serilitvt, Kathy Shirley, Surichu Mt'l'tiiuii-tit. !XllillfN't L'yiithi.a iiiiiitts, Vivki Huittii, flllklfblxlllj Liiitlti Muiliiiitger, Kuthi Chit Axhriv Siiistm ltlnnvk, ltiisultu lldlll tick ltwiiihi Muitiri, l.yiiiit- liltiwktitiiii, P-witty Slitiriritui, luyt-sl iiv tittivt-is ll, 21' t Sophomores Progress Variety is the spice of life, arid the sophoe riiures are ceritiriually proviiiq the truth of this stuteriieiit. Their enthusiasm arid initiative were displayed iii the touricliriq ot a riew orqariizatiori, the Latin Club. 'lhis Club, a great success, had e-eigilit septioiiiores as Charter tiieiiihers. 'lhey also participated iri iiiariy other school activities. Nino were iii Prelude, tour iii llVorkshop, six iri Artismis, arid six iri Les Parisieriries. Krievviriq that they will coritiriue their time work, the seniors tire sure their sister class will make at siicwess cut their reiiiaiiiiriq liiqhfschool days,

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Freshman Class lMXCl4 NOW: Pmnwla lvltnmy, Gaylw Fmt: nt 1, ftltnt ltyl 1 llltSl W1 nt lt nl l n 'ln vm, ltn.l.t l,.n::t-n Url t-mln linftrttmrt, t1lft'ONll lantt l'-'t lvlnnfawn, Vtttnttm lllak nttn n l t n tn l l l 'nnt tin-Y lnt: 'i flat. ll, lt.-.-.l Minti li.nn.ntl l.tntl.1 ltan lttha lm 'lt.- Allifl N Freshmen Show Promise Wltlt taplnl achnsttnwnt the new lreshnten littod wwll intn the l1tt3hfst:l1ool routine. They snltowvtl .athletic ability in school sports, such as ltnclwy, lvaskvthall, sotthall, and tennis, and tt lame nnnthet' ol tho girls were also Iidinq vtttltttstasts. llwwover, their talents were not tttnttwt tn tttltluttvs. Qver titty per Cent wem nn the tatxitletttic ltunor mtl. Alontt with svltnnl work they also tonnd time tn txtttlulpatw tn xxnintts clnhrs. lwcnnr' were in the lnttn Ulnlw, two ln Wcutlqsltcutv, two in Prelude, uno tn lvs llartslwttttes, and one in Artisans. 'llhott rsttvtwsslttl trvslnnan YPGI indicates .an tw:pw.'t.tlly ttlttttlliiltltl tntnw. Officers ll T '.'t'1llt.nn:: .tntl fl, Watlwrt .trasatstl-tl ltx Mt-1 fivltnt t lL fag n::.t ttll t'lnt:attn.1s luxrskt tra ltt nt-.t.tx. -l ft

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Iunior Class BACK ROW: Silvia DuBois, Nancy Layton, Lucy Graham, Anne Pelizzoni, Mary Blanton, Marianne Wil- liams, Kate Mahattey. SECOND: Nancy Ferris, Irene Lilly, Mariel liulwr, Gworurarrrr Russell, larmy Sus' llorirrlrerty, Juniors Excel Twenty-six alert juniors displayed capability in every phase ot school lite. These qirls held top ottices in tour talent clubs, and junior names were numerous on club rosters, Eighteen were on the CRQWN staff, ten in Masquers, eighteen in Prelude, ten in Workshop, three in Artisans, and ten in Les Parisiennes. Academically, there was an unusually high percentage on the A honor roll. Sportswise, juniors offered stitt competition by excellinq in all fields. Clirnaxinq the year was their class dance on April 27 held at Atherton Center, They used the theme, Dream Along With Me. Selling apples at recess are otticcrs I. McC'unnell, Pi Han- cock, l. Walsh, I. Lamli, anti Miss llalver, sponsor. Nancy Shepard, loan Vtfliyte. FIRST: Anne Ke-rnper, Karr Miller, Sue Kraft, ludith Anderson, Carolyn llrrlrson, limit Pettit, Mary Vtfhittr, Pam Mantel. ABSENT: Barbara flultl tt , .