Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Up on our toes! Pas de Bourre Clainel walk, ruhher legs and tour jete llCC'2llllC lainiliar terms to rneinlpers ol XVorkshop, sponsored hy Mrs. Travis Sehnier. To the girls who were interested in sell'-expres- sion through the nieclitnn ol' dance, many oppor- tunities were ollerecl this year. Alter a Cancllelight initiation at Suzy Loonsten's house, the club began prartiees lor a school assembly, which was centered on an original and creative ll1C1ll6-milillClI1CS From States! The dances were based on songs such as Kansas City, Qliansasj, and Grant Avenue, fflalilorniaj , and, as a finale, 6'This Is My Coun- try. YfVorkshop along with Prelude and Masquers toured Clowes Hall. A guest artist and a picnic were included in the spring programs, XVORKSHOI'-Back row: Cathy Cline, Anne Ewing, Sally A4l2lIllS, Nicki Ifunk. Cristy fi2lllll72llgIlC, Sara liarcl, lililahetlt ilqllililll Front row: Lesley Rolhhartl, Suzy Loonsten, j1r1'.x'i- rlenlf Diann fiery, Tfifl'-f1I'1'.Sf!lllPIff Virginia Sehillo, .Yl'fI'1'l11!'j'- lrc'r1x:n'r'r: Pmeverly Rechtoris, Anne Meflonnell, Beverly lierner. Shall it he a leap or ll hitchkick? Planning choreog- raphy lor a Workshop assembly are Ginny Sclnllo lliann Uerv. and Suu Loonsten.

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A .ala lXI.'XSQl'liRS-Back row: Maggie Iiulin. Joanne Blaclunore. Cynthia Green. Nicki Funk, Valerie Brewer. Diann Gery. Pat larlian, Nlyrta Pulliain. Anne Hall. Mary ,-Xntlerson. Maggie Dean. Seeoncl row: Lesley Rothhartl, Irr'1tsm'er: qlutly Uanihle, zfirz'-prmirlffizf: Katie Nlotherslieacl, Sl'lTlY'l'IIl'3'f Kathy Iineitlel. jmfsizirfrzl. l-'rout row: Susie Stalforcl. Nancy Norinau. Tania jacques, Carol Ann Kneitlel, Bettina Ruckelshaus. Linclsay Clark. Elizabeth Sherwood, Betsy Rosaseo, Dinah Vaprin. Curtain up, light the lights . . . Looking oxen' plans lor the Masquers' play are the oilieers: .lutly Ciainlmle. Kathy Kneitlel. Lesley Roth- liartl antl Iiatie Mothershead. Masquers Club inernhers ushered in the year's activities with the annual Oltl Girl-New Girl party at which some hilarious skits, depicting teachers and lile in the residences, were presented. The group participated or assisted in SOIIIIIIKS' of fillIl'l.Yf!lIIlX,, Trial by jury, and l'Vorkshop pro- tluntions. The highlight of the year was the presentation ol' -lean Anouilh's 7q!Ilf'Y'l'.Yl Cfmziwll. Mrs. -lulie Caughan was sponsor lor the club.

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Q la ...ul A .Q-. L 1,128 1'.XR1S11'fNX1iS-liztrk row: ciCUl'g2ll11lL' 1X'1iner, Sully llrztdley, 7111111121 x1ilt'ill1CS, lliztne XViIcs. lfronl row: hlllilf Xdztins, 1i21.ll'1l1 Woolling. -Ioyre C-ztrlieid. 1':1t l1'll1'712ll1, lr1'u.s- llrown. Clyntliizt 1i121S1llg1l2l1ll. Delmlmy lest. .1'!'I'H'fll7'3'f Clzirol 1l?'I'I'f Ciyntliizi C.rt'en. june 11ll1'IJCl'. Seconcl row: Pant Tussing, llollidity. jir1f.xi1lr'11I.' Nlztry .Xuderstm. 1fi1'1'-f11'4'xi1lr'i1l,' Betsy Yixiun Sims. limili Nloore. 1s2l1111 lineitlel, Kathy Ilztrtl. Sully 1l0S2lSl'0, Cristy Cizunpztigne. lillen 1,et'. llons enfants cle la Patrie . . . 7 ,Q . 2 S- , . ' f Discussing the next 1,es Ptirisieltnes meeting are ollirers il sponsors-Delmlmy lest. Kline. Nlatrie lelendren. Marry .Nnders Mile. Izirqueline Nlosclierosrh. Carrol Holliday and clylllllhl lllztsingliznn. t H I . 3 Les Pztrisiennes, founded in 1951, gives interested girls opportunities to converse in l rem'1i and to get ztn understanding ol' France and her people. As at result of tryouts in October, ten girls were lormztlly initiated. ln February two girls lrotn North Central, who spent a summer in France, told olf their studies :ind travels. Litter in the yeztr Betsy Rosztsco showed slides ol ller trip :tbroztd :ind gave :tn enlightening tztlk zilmout her studies :tt the Sor- lmonne. For other meetings, movies about the cul- ture :md trztditions ol' l rztnt'e provoked most in- teresting ronverszttion :md promoted desires to trztvel ztlrrostd. 1X1ztt1:nne Harrie Hendren :ind Mademoiselle jue- queline Nlosrlieroscli, sponsors, guided t1'.e girls l111'0llQ11Oll1 the year.