Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Contents Stery ot year Qrqanizations Sports ................. Faculty ............... Classes ............... 0 Advertisements Farms 8-19 20-29 30-35 30-39 40-64 65-80

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Tudor Hall on cosmic microfilm . . a report from outer space. ln September, l956, a most unusual visitor arrived at Tudor Hall. His name was Pidxg his home, the planet Plutog his mission, to observe every facet of life at Tudor throughout the year. lt seems that the elder council of Pluto, disturbed by the state of its secondary schools, had sent Pidx to Earth to dis- cover what Earth children derive from school. Although he remained here a whole year, Miss Stewart was the only person who knew of his presence, for otherwise his observations would have been inaccurate. Pidx not only visited classes and clubs, but also attended all school events. Of course, his investigation of Tudor was not limited to the academic field. He was especially fascinated by hockey, a game which is impossible on Pluto because of the gravitational field. By the end of the year Pidx had grown very fond of Tudor. Because he knew that he could speak eloquently enough of it to the elder council, he left the seniors his microfilm plate of everything he had seen and done in his eventful year. This microfilm recording we now present to you in the 1956-1957 Cl'll:lONlCl..El if- - f . ij.-x ,Milf t,,,mbl'l,,,1l',I b 'Ur V 4

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Introducing Miss Stewart We, the Class of l957, wish to pay tribute to Miss Stewart, who, in her twenty-six years as principal of Tudor Hall, has qiven of herself to iiialce the scliool years of her students rich ones. Unselfishly she has devoted her time and energy to encouraqinq us on to achievement, not only in the field of scholastic endeavor but also iii the development of our personalities. lior influence is felt in every facet of our school lite, to her we owe the preservation of Tudor's traditions and the spirit of unity which prevails in the school. Her unerrinq judqment and dis- crimiriation have been invaluable guides to all of us, and her oraciousness and understanding have added depth to our school experience. We are very qrateful to you, Miss Stewart, for wideninq our horizons and increasing our comprehension of life and of our fellow men. We will carry your lessons throuqhout our lives and your memory always in our hearts.