Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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usic in the air Lucia di I.fllIIL'l'IlIUUI' by Donizetti, the evening in the Bloomington home of Mr. :intl Mrs. Sznrkes 'l'zn'liztn, at prcnpeek at Clowes Hull-by serving as :in znitlience lor the linttl practice ol' the lnclizxnztp- olis Symphony lmclore giving its initial IDCl'l'O1'lll2lllCC in its new lioine, Clowcs Hztllfztncl the enjoyable rt'c'il11l ol' Nlicllziel RlIlll2lki'DX' atltlecl up to Il most exciting your lor Preltult: Club. Otlicr programs :icltling interest :intl inspirzltion were given by thc lIICllllJCl'S displaying their own talents, Also nitisict lroni other lzincls was stntliecl. Miss .Iuclith Park was sponsor. Sclt-cling an rot-ortl for thc next Prcluilc inet-ting nrt thc olliitcrs znnl sponsor: Surat liznrtl. 'l'ziniz1 Alziciptcs Miss .jtitlith Pcfk :intl Snsit- xl2lflJCl'lif. l'REl,L'1Jli-liuck row: Pznn Moore, Marion Swccncy. Kzttic june Robbins, Cliarlottt- lilznner, Viviun Alpcrt, livlsy Ro- xlUIllCl'SlIC1lKl, Sully V-llllUlllilS, Carol llollitlzly, Kristi Keller. szisfo. Lyllilll llcrry. lfirst row: Kathy llzirtl, Sznnly Sziwycr. Kristi SCZISIVUIII, Pal illllfllllll, 'l'ollic XYliill, YVencli' XYcltlon. Suzy Loonstcn, llclmby 'l'Cst, .sr'z'rt'Iz1ry.' Susic Mziylxcrry, wire- liuthy Kncitlcl. Second row: Diane Wilcs, jutly Clznnblc, fIl'I'.XiIlI!7lf,' Sami lizirtl. ln'r1.x1tn'r: Tztnizt llucqnes, llI'!',KfllI'IIl,' Carrol Ann lincitlcl, Cheri l.ongzn'rlncr, Clynthizi lll1lSlllg'll2llll. -loyrc Rubin, Ilchbic Dutlt-nlioll'cr. Dinah Vznprin. 35

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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.

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,fX'lil'll-LNA-Ilack row: Starr Townsend, ffirr'-jnftsiderzl: Mag- gie llcan. 12I'l'.YlKlI'l1lf Jane Harper, SL'!'H'l!1l'j'-f!Y'fl.Xll'l'l'l'.' Lynda lierry. Tliirtl row: Sally Bradley. Kathy lint-idel, Noni Werlre, Myrta Pulliam, Marion Sweeney. Diann Uery. julia Wunker. Cathy Ifreelmairn. Emily Moore. Pant Moore. Second row: liexerly Rechtoris. Nicki lfunk. Cynthia lll21Slllgl1lllll, Anne Rust. Sally Hawk. Mary Bookwalter, Mary YVyatt. Diana Kllianihers, Molly johnson. First row: janet Mcflracken, Susie Stallorti. Debby Test, Holly Peacock, Ellen Lee. Georgie Miner. Candy Callantl, Diane XX'iles, Mary .lo Hawk. l-fleanor Taylor. Vent, Vicfli, Vici Toga-clad senators dined royally at the initia- tion banquet ol' Athena, the Latin club, which was lollowed by the traditional candle-light ceremony conducted entirely in Latin. High points ol' the year came with the Saturnalia Festival at Christ- mas, the Htrekl' to the Lyric Theater to see The Fall ol' the Roman llinpiref' and the Olytnpic games in the spring. Though the discus throwers and charioteers weren't as proficient as ol' old, the inenibers proved a niatch for the Aniagons. The year was closed with the annual picnic, at which new orlicers were elected under the guidance ol Mrs. Della Schneck, the clulfs sponsor. .Xthena sponsor. Mrs. Della Schneck. and officers ane llar ner, Nlatffrie Dean and Starr Townsentl .I 1 ss leaf through a colorful Latin scrapbook.