Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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c brillizlnt anal c'z1ptivz11i11g senior play, The 1ll011.w' Tlmt 110 zrfrl, was the Pl'0fllll'l of lllllllf long grueling Imurs of practice roniplele with fkllllly bars. cokes. und fried t'l1it'ke11. Representilig the three wise lllCll i11 Il1e flll1'lSllll2lS pageant .QX1111 Sl1e1'wootl. Kzuie bi0lllCl'Sl1C2lll. and Honey Leas. o t , .Xs the long winter ICl'lIl drew near, eolorlul zutivities 1ll'L'Ol1llJZllliCll lllC ever-present loads olf llUlllCX'V0l'li und netes. The senior class play was un znnbitious undertziking, :ts son1e Cl12ll'2lClCl'S were fostuiued i11 inedievzd dress. A Cl1rist111z1s pageant, written by Miss -Iuditb Peck, lezitured bright ros- tuines lll2lLlC by Nlrs. julie Clilllgllllll and eolorlul scenery designed and executed by Mrs. Inu lo McKenzie and .Xrtisuns Club, Students worked diligently on the 111usic', provided by Cl101'LISCS. Prelude Club's Soutl1er11 fllll'lSl.ll12lS celebrzntion added El g1'z1c'ic111s touch of the ll'IlClillOllill South to our winter. During tl1e week, zisseinblies were often devoted to films or talks by Miss YVl1itliord 011 Cul'- renl events. .Xs exznns loomed in the future, We were grateful lor tl1ese M'01'l.l1WA'l1ilC pauses i11 our study.

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Kathy Bard passes judgement on Tollie XVhitl's attire to be sliown in the alumnae fasliion show. Growth in graciousness and knowledge were lostered by the many activities in which Tudor girls were privileged to participate. The Lake Forest conference for juniors helped to mould re- ligious values. Chapel programs were presented each week by ministers from Indianapolis churches, lacult' members, or students. Many 'irls worked Y , . in city hospitals as candy stripers, helping in many ways. The colorful spring lashion show, sponsored by the alumnae, gives girls opportunities to partici- pate as models, salespeople and drooling onlook- ers. Seniors also were listed in department store lashion boards. A new venture lor the school was the sponsor- ship of the recital ol: the principal cellist ol the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Michael Rudiakov. Pleased with the warm reception to the project, the members ol Prelude lelt it was helping the Indianapolis cultural atmosphere and stimulat- ing musical interest among the students. Maggie Kuhn, Nlary Wyatt and Cathy Madden are using knowledge gained as candy stripers to aid ailing Nancy Todd. Among the many chtptl spells fntis Rabbi Davis, an annutl laxottlt greets students mt faculty.

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