Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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supervise students under the honor code The Athletic Association, A.A. , consists ol' all upper school girls. The goals ol' this association are to promote school spirit, high ideals ol' sports- manship, and loyal cooperation with the athletic program. The Athletic Council may initiate athletic and competitive events and in general promote school spirit. The dillerent heads ol' sports organize the game schedules at Tudor lor the year, and through the Athletic Council Tudor Hall arranges its hock- ey and basketball games with other schools. Miss Alma XfVhitl'ord, headmistress, and the heads ol our physical education department, Misses Roselyn Murphy and -lane Trotter, are sponsors. wif liXliCIl l'lYli COUNCIL-Back row: Maggie Kuhn, Kristi Scastrom, Emily Moore. Anne Ewing. lfront row: Susie Rus- sell. liatln Benedict. Diane Wiles, Sally lirzulley. -X'l'Hl,FTICI COYXCII.-liack row: Molly johnson, Anne Mary Wyatt, Maggie Kuhn. Nicki lfunk. lfront row: Lesley Hall. Jennifer Kothe. Diann fiery. Pat 'l'arLian, Mary Book- Rfblllllllliil. Diana Clhamlmers, .srfrr1'lr1ry-lrwzs:1rr'r,' Alan lillfll. walter. Second row: Katie llztggetl, jmnvirlwnl: janet Kuhn, .loanne Blaclunorc, Mary Holliday, lileanor Taylor.

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Student government president, Sallv llratllev, leads discussion on the Lipper school project. at spring book and rummage sale. Councils Student government has been most effective at Tudor Hall for many years. More emphasis has been placed on self-governing by our new head- mistress, Miss Alina Wfhitford, and her assistant, Miss Virginia Smith. There are many purposes of the student govern- ment, but basically the goals are to strengthen school spirit, to observe high standards, and, above all, to follow the ideals ol the Honor Code, en- dowing the entire school with a spirit of integrity. The student government is led by two councils -the lixeeutiveiilouncil and the Activities Coun- cil. The Executive Council has revised parts ol' the constitution, l1as made recommendations lor a bet- ter working plan ol the student government sys- tem, and has actively enhanced the spirit within the school. The Activities Council planned a novel Old Girl-New Girl party. Under its direc- tion, a new club, Sing Out, was organized. These councils serve as liaison agents among the student body, administration, and faculty. Many good suggestions and projects have been studied and carried through by these councils. XCLTIVITIES COUNCIL-Back row: Kathy Kneidel. Carol Susie Hackney, Beverly Rechtoris, Kathy Bard, Betsy Rosasco. Holliday. jennifer Kothe. Ann Sherwood. Katie Daggett, Suzy lioonsten. Maggie Dean. Front row: Mary Holliday, Tania jacques,

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UPPER SCIIIOOI. JUNIOR RED CROSS-Hack row: Eliza- Nancy lioousteu, Eleanor Tailor. .x'r'r'r1'lflry-Irr'llYllNWC Susie lieth Tudor, Bettina Ru:-kelshaus, Clirmv Sehillo, Ellen Lee. Hackney. jn'r'.siflr'11l. Cathx' Nladdeu. Front row: Susie Stallorfl, Kathi Iiroi Self- diseiplinin - Sacrificing LOWER SCIHOUI. STLTDENT CIOl'NCIll.-llark row: Susan NleVie, Leslie Spiekehnier. Iflorrie Iliuford, Sally l.atln'op, Ellen Greenleaf, Alison liothe. lfront row: l.ouise Kitchen. Connie Rvan. .Xl'Fl't'I1ll'j',' Cynthia Berk. jn'1'.xi1lz'nI,' 'I'ina Mark. Ill!I'-'f7I'I'.Xl!if'llf.' Cathy Ryan, Becky Cornwell. The Red Cross Council has worked enthusiastic- ally on various charity projects this year. The downstairs art room and the kindergarten were translormed into temporary workshops, 'lfray la- vors, Christmas decorations, and valentines were sent to hospitals. ,X party hox containing paper hats and llavors lor seventy-Hve patients was pre- sented to Central Hospital. 'l'he c'ouuc'il attended meetings at the Indian- apolis Chapter House with representatives from other high schools. Nliss Emily Rood, sponsor, and a host of Volun- teer workers spent mauy hours to give pleasure to others. XVith Cynthia Berk as president, the .lunior Student Council has led the l.ower School this year. ln addition to their regular duties ol' keeping order and cleaning up the school grounds, the council has sponsored the lilling ol' Tlianksgiving and Christmas baskets and the making ol wreaths lor the Red Cross at Christmas.