Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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White ttznn cztptztin, l'ztt 'l':trniz1n, ollicrs instant strength clnrittg' at hall'-time hrcala. t - W hamt 'xX'HI'l'li 'l'l'fXNl-liztcla mtv: C-inny Schiller, Kathy Bcrns. .Xnnu Ilztll. Nlaniun Stvcctlcy. Put 'l'ztt'1ittn. mjrlrtirzq ,Xnn Sl1t'1'xx'o0cl. Diztnn I-vii. lftmit row: Lyntht Berry, Mziggitr llcztn, jun Blltll, Susit' Russell. Diztnc Xiilcs, Maury Ilolliclzly. 1 , V Y X , Nlollx AIOIIHSUII. li0l.IxFX' SCOIQLISOJXRIJ ' Vllwiu Itouiwille Collegiate CLRI43l'I'N 'l1I2.XiXI-Yliattli mw: Clinch CYQ1'ct'11. jztnct Kuhn. fvCUIglC Nltncr, Ixzlttc xltlli1Cl'SilC2lli, lklllllf 1J2lggClI, Mary 3 7 I3ouluvz1ltt'1'. Dizlntt Clhtttnhtws. Nanci' 'l'ntltl. Ifmtit row: Matty xvfllll, .Xnnc liwingg, Sully Brzltllcy, lllcztnot' 'l'uyl0t', Nicki .Xt thc platytlzty :tt Hillstlztlc School vlvllliill' won unc lfunk, cujfluiiz: I,cSlt'y Rutlilmmtl. Maggie Kuhn. QIVZIINC und lost two. i Yczt. C-1'ccns! Nicki lfnnk, C.1't'ct1 tczttn Clllllilill, lll'gC5 thc lL'1lll1 nn during xt tinlc-nut. 9 LJ

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'Wu VARSITY IIOCIKICY-liack row: Anne liwing, Ann Sherwood, Funk. Molly johnson. Front row: Sally Bradley. rnjzlrtinf Georgie Miner. Marv llookwalter. Janet litthn. l'at lar- Maggie Dcan. jan liurtt. lileanor laylor. Mary Holliday. Lian, Katie Daggett. Diana Cltatnhers, Diane Niles, Nicki Mary Wyatt. l,eslev Rothhard. Nlaggie Kuhn. Ground-sticks, ground-sticks, ground-sticks XVith the coming olf lall, Tudor I-lall girls gave up playing hooky to take part in the exciting game ol' hockey. ,Xt the heginning ol' the season, observers going along Cold Springs Road could see girls getting pointers and learning skills in hockey, which provided practice lor the interclass competi- tion lor points. This year the juniors won these points alter outscoring the sophomores 2-0. This play-oil' took place alter the sophomores defeated the lreshmen I-0 and alter the juniors were victor over the seniors 2-l. .Ks hockey ground into lull gear, the same Clold Springs observers viewed the Green and XVhite teams battling in fierce competition. The hockey points were won by the XVhite team hy a last min- ute goal lrom Mary Holliday in a sudden death play-oll. .Xlter these games, the varsity hostessed the Louisville Collegiate team, who won over 'lin- ' dor 7-rl. lint the Tudor team was a hit more suc- cesslul at the Hillsdale playday in Cincimiati where it won one and lost two games, A Ielt hand lunge is in the olling as Greens battle Whites for si hockey victory, 42

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.X long driving pass lroin Nicki lfunk to an awaiting Green lu-lpeil her teain on to victory during the night game. V.fXRSI'l'Y lS.'XSlilZ'l'l5fXl.L-Back row: Diana Chainbers, Sally liradley, Maggie liuhn, Gina Funk and Nicki Funk. Second row: Mary Ilolliday, Iileanor Taylor. Mary Xl'yatt and Anne liwing. lfront row: Katie Daggett, rrljllrlin. See that lt was the Dragons versus Mr. Clean tlunnping the hardwood for cup points in the annual climax of the basketball season: the Green-NVhite night game. The abilities shown in this nrateh were the result ol' training and ol' perfecting pointers taught to everyone in the basketball classes. Such necessary skills as dribbling, passing, layups, and zone guard- ing were practiced by all girls taking basketball. The Hrst test ol these skills Caine in the exciting class games in which the juniors and seniors di- vided the hrst team points, and the juniors cap- tured the second team points. In the Hnal test, the Dragons' fire was a little too hot lor Mr. Clean as the Green tearn took both the Hrst and second learn points. Those whose ability merited it were inernbers of the Varsity basketball team who were victors over Chartrand 28-I2 and Southport 21-13. The LCIUIIYS true skill showed at the Louisville playclay, when they captured the tournament title by winning over both the Blue and Gold teams ol' Louisville Collegiate.