Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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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.

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i M Before school one may lint! devoted tennis players like Ci lfnnk praelifing on the Tuclor courts. Points Bogie, ad-in, smash, camel walk, set-up, kip, and hurdle-what do these words have in eoinmon? All are ternts representative of the various sports ollered to the girls at Tudor Hall. In the modern dance, volleyball, tumbling, softball and track class- es, Tudor girls learn the skills and coordination necessary to perlorni their chosen sport well. The golf, tennis and hadininton classes help pre- pare students for the annual tournanients. This year two juniors, Maggie Kuhn and Diana Chain- hers, thuniped their way to the doubles tennis tour- nament. Senior Kathy Bard sinashed, drove, and cleared her way to the singles badminton title, then teanied with Sally Bradley to capture the dou- hles crown. Ping pong tournaments were also pop. ularg junior Lynda Berry won class points in the singles, and Marion Sweeney in the doubles added points for the YVhite Team. Every spring brings the golf tournament, which is the high point of the year for golf enthusiasts. lio help improve the appearance and the health ol' girls, Miss jane llrotter conducts a posture class. Ilere Katie Mothershead is getting a few pointers for iniprovenienl. 46