Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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year in print 'l'he lfltil tllironicle took root in the excitement ul' the May lfllifl eleetionsg Ann Sherwood was elected editor and 'jennifer Kothe, lmusiness inan- ager. Plans materialized in the sunnner at the ln- diana University Yearbook XVUI'KSl1OIJ, attended by Kathy Hard, Kathy Kneidel, Nancy Loonsten, and Diane YViles, l'Vhen school started, the challenge ol hnaneing this yearbook was inet by jenniler Kothe and her ad stall who worked prodigiously to get ads and patrons, The Chronielels treasury, guarded by -loyce Rhodehainel, was enhanced by the weekly bake sales, the senior sponsored project ol' taking individual pietures, and senior Slave Day. The husiness, copy, and art stalls, including several underclassinen, with the guidance ol Mrs. Forest Baldwin, sponsor, and Miss Dorothy E, Me- Clullouglt, to-sponsor, devoted many hours to the lillil Chronicle. CIllRONltZl.E-llatla ruw: lileanor Taylor. Sandy Farber, Shelley Baer. Susie Hackney. 'liania jacques. lfonrth row: Ginnyl Sellillu. Myrta Pulliinn, Marion Sweeney. jennifer IB Kuthe, Kristi Keller, Brooke Priee, Honey Lras, Ann Sher- wuotl. Sally llrmnas. Kristi Seastroni. 'llhird row: Sallie Pl'tlYilli'C. .lime BOg2il'llllS, Georganne Miner. Kathy Kneidel Re-clietlying the dnnnny are editors and spun- surs: lloyee Rlwdehzlniel, Kathy Kneidel, jennil ler Kuthe. Betsy Rusascu. Ann Sherwood. Mrs. lforest lialdwin. Miss llurothy hlCCllll0llQll1. Nancy lruonsten, llelmlzy Test and Kathy llard. lnnley, .Xnne liwing. Kathy Bard. Diane lViles. jane llar- per. Maggie Dean, lililaheth Sherwood. Judy llaker, Sally ratlley, llelmliy 'l'est. Tania lI2lLfCIllCS, Fl'0llf row: Lesley Ruthhard. Alane klarrell. .Indy Ciantlile, Nlary ju llawk. Nancy Ltmnsten, Betsy Rosaseo. hloyee 1lll0tlCllLllllCl, Vivian Sims, Yanex ludd Nlari Lynn Mantel. Lynda Berry. Not pieturetl: Katie llaggctl, Carol Holliday. Tullie lYhitt. llelen XVhile.. Kirkii lfunk, .hilary .Xnderson. Diana! Cll2tllllJL'liS. Joyce Rubin Yalerie Brewer. Susan Saridge. Second row: Marilyn Ma-

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Lithe limbs are tempered for future tasks Upon entering Tudor Hall, eztch Tudor girl is introduced to the rigors, pleztsures, and vztlues of sports. As she progresses through school, she he- conies acquztinted with the feeling of self-szttisfae tion in improveinent in hoth individual and team competition. To increase the excitement of competition, vari- ous individuztl, class, and Green-XVhite teztnt ztwztrds are offered. Girls vie for these awards in numerous sports including hockey, tennis, hztskethztll, bad- minton, :ind softhztll. Of course, not every girl cztn win, and :ts she meets the results of her ellorts, whether victorious or defeated, she is learning to deal with competition in her future life. The mining of the Green-While lmztskellntll games stirred Beat faculty Beatles heat the students during the the ingenuity of the students. Here the White teznn inctnbers zuniual litcultv-sttulent lnztsketbztll gzune. receiie their mztscots preceding the niqltt qznne.