Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1949 — Page 26
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
FRIDAY, MAR. 18, 1040
PAGE 26 Teen Talk—
Tudor Hall School Net Champs
To Be Decided When Greens,
Whites Compete Here Tonight Game Planned Between Girls,
Mothers; Exams Next on Agenda By CONNIE McCOWN :
Tuder Hall Guest Columnist
AS THE INDIANA high schools enter ‘the “finals” of
the basketball season,“we find Tudor Hall School beginning |’
its decigive round of tournament play also: Tonight the two school teams, the Greens and the Whites, cap-| tained by Jackie Brandt and:Jayce Hollowell, respectively, will vie for the school championship, The Athletic Association under the leadership of Nell Becherer, is at present instigating a game be-. tween some of the upperschool gifls and their mothers. !
Could it possibly be te even up some old scores? If this plan comes into reality, we hope the mothers have a little more stamina than the fathers did in - , . last year's game. They staggered class and who have a 'B-plus out of the gym, red-faced, ex- Average. | hausted and fit to be tied (as, After a girl is elected to the! they were, 26-26), ! {Cum Laude Society, Tudor under-| No sooner do we end our bas- grads all hope that she will make ketball competition than those Phi Beta Kappa in, college, for| dreaded exams poke up their ugly this means a«holiday at school. heads, Fortunately spring..vaca-|This year Marlou Hyatt, Tudor| tion” begins next '43, received the honor from Friday just in Barnard College, where she gradtime to keep us uated last June, consequently we from falling flat [pave our holiday on May 6.
on our faces, Everyone but those seniors taking College Board Examina~ ¥ tions on Apr. 9 will forget school for the next 10 days and live Th
Open House To Be Apr. 25 Each spring parents and friends of the-school are Invited to Open ‘|House. On Apr. 25 we will see them visiting our classes to find § [out exactly what goes on behind i [those mysterious, closed doors. a flurry of social |An assembly program in which events, : {each class is represented will also We hope it rains just a couple pe given. OF.8a¥s aver lists of the| One of the highlights of this F hool will stay home and. write school is the one-act.Gilbert and some entries for the Prose and Sullivan operetta, “Trial by Poetry Contest, sponsored by the Jury,” to be presented on April gchool literary magazine, the 30. The operetta is sponsored by
Connie
: Prelude and -Masquers, the “Chronicle,” edited by Peggy| Whose presidents are Jean Stacy Roach, goes to press around Apr, and Judy Meek 15; Those last two pages of ads Following the operetta, the certainly took a lot of scram- modern dance group, Workshop, bling. Connie McCown, senior, is headed by Connie Cadick, will editor of the “Crown.” present a program entitled “The “Cum Laude day” comes on Evolution of Dance in America.” Apr, 21, This academic honor The “baby” of our talent clubs comes to the Tudor seniors whois the newly organized Arti rank in the upper fifth of thejsans Club. It was started this
publication and school yearbook, clubs,
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nepiyEpepniai gister- L1e_SChool music and _dramatic.after. the formal activities.
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Gang Saturday Mornings, 10:30
rseas . sd |Blackwood on Bridge— |Designing Woman— :
‘Suit Must Be Bid Before Use
Of Conventi Otherwise 4 N. T. Doesn’t Ask Aces By. EASLEY BLACKWOOD A FOUR no trump bid is not : |forcing—and does not ask for |aces—unless at least one member | of the partnership has made a suit bid somewhere along the
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NORTH (Mr, Dale)
i v : S74 . . HK Q10 975 =, Joan Eberhart, Lois Camic and Lyndal Reed . .. pack books D—K J 10 : for students in the Philippines. C—J 10 § THE LIBRARY CLUB of So thport High School is con- | WEST FAST TT Reins 4 wialiin o At hpor choo * (Mr. Champi Mr. Abel 1 (Hr. Chalptony Se ) | By ELIZABETH HILLYER
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-8c¢hool, Lagaspl Albany, Philippine Islands. The school suffered | gy 43 H—8 6 SQUARE CAKE pans, crisp under Japahese occupation and was damaged in recent typhoons. | np. 9 8 7 6 D—5 8 shelf edging, clippings from the : C—-9865382 picture section of the paper or
Texts and magazines covering business subjects are needed, | and the Southport teeners are also gathering fiction and non- |
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SOUTH (Mr. Masters) a magazine—and pictures like
Pans Decorate - Kitchen
Party to Fete Bride-to-Be Next Friday
Shower Will Honor Jane Eaglesfield " Mrs. Albert E. Metzger II and Mrs. James W. Hutchison will en tertain for Miss Jane Eagleafield at’ ‘a miscellaneous shower and dessert bridge next’ Friday. The event will be given in the Metzger home, 3433 Central Ave, Miss Eaglesfield and Eldon Howard Nyhart will be married Apr. 5 in the Advent Episcopal Church. Invited to the party are Mesdames Evans Harrell, Laws rence Earl, Sylvester Johnson Jr,, John D. Gould Jr., Herbert A, Jose Jr. and Walter Vonnegut. Also Mrs. John E. Peschau, Mrs, {Philip Stutz, Misses Nancy Stout, |Joan Boozer, Lucy Holliday, Ann {Bobbs, Jody Wilson, Nina Locke |wood, Margeann Ropkey, Ann {Evans, Ora Coats, Suzanne Rae {mey apd Ann Kennedy.
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GLUE the picture subjects. ¥ onto the pans with a very light |3 Mrs. Howard E. Nyhart and coat of strong glue—if the | 5° viiihen shower this ; ! $ after paper fA le The pictures |, on in the Oldshue home, 6458 It's no trick at all to finish
{Mrs. Foster Oldshue gave a tea
Holliday Drive. Mrs. Nyhart is
\ this almost make themselves. ct books. i t Nerion Books - SR "10 9 They are just the kind of your masterpieces with the 108 mother of the prospective Lois Camic ig president of the Library Club, Jean Eberhart | H—A J 2 bright spots for a kitchen wall shelf edging—simply glue its | bridegroom, is vice president and Lyndal Reed is secretary. Mrs. Alice Black D—A Q42 that gives you a dank 160k binding or tacking strip to | Those who attended the party is sponsor of the group. he biddi C—A K4 or for the children’s room or a cover the edge of the -paper. Bela Mrs, John Jar Zagits. } — |The ng: t , recreation room. , Let the children share your ’ pp G ~t0-bes year to promote a greater under- of complete assurance, each of § w N F The shiny tin pans‘are smart picture making project—the and Mesdames Gould, Edward standing of all types of art, Wilma thent will have an inner fear of 2 NT Pass 3 H Pass | itt1e shadow boxes just as they littlest ones can choose their | Hansen, Dayle C. Rowland, Robe Jean VeRling is its first president, tripping over her skirt or of 4 H Pass 4 NT Pass | are. Choose a starchy little own subjects from their old ert V. Cummins, C. L. Brosey, dropping her bouquet. 58 Pass 6NTAI Pass shelf edging by the vard of picture books and Miss Teen {John Waldo, Carleton Edwards,
"A special évént of the year-is Class Night, the last Friday before finals, when awards are presented, farewell songs are sung by the high school, and the planting of the ivy, a Tudor tradition, is carried out by the
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EY , : | pleated fabric Th a pert tiny suit first. Do not jump directly] print or a bright plain color. to four, no trump. Put in a ~__ } . jump kon o three in Jour cards. was their escorts, and any parents|Suil: ar Ber wi ra 3 you ay hearts or no trump. who can take it, will leave Tudor 10 tour f he has good SUPPOTL ,,estion was how many. He bid tifully. seniors. A dance for the senjors in the early hours of the morn- } and their escorts will be given Ing (the latest {he school has If his holding in your suit 18 ,.5iced to four.
y \e. Something like a doubleton king ; ever amfled Ypon) but then, we're or doubleton ace he will probably Now Mr. Dale bid four no have, big girls now. If his--partner had. bid|
|bid three no trump. After you trump. |hear his response you can decide what to do. In any case, a four
The Commencement Dance is held at the Woodstock Club and is followed by a breakfast at the school residence, The geniors and]
The “big night” (or Commence- ) ment) will arrive on June 3. The . seniors will walk down the Early Suffragette church aisle in white evening] WASHINGTON—One of the no trump bid by you now will be dresses, carrying large bouquets earliest protests asking equal recognized by partner as asking of red roses, and led by their rights for women was published or aces. president, Judie Morrison, and the in 1789 in France when Olympic| If your partner opens with two President of Student Govern- de Gouges showed there was no no trump, as in today’s hand, and ment, Gretchen Wemmer. mention of women in the Revolu- you want to find out about aces, Although the their faces will appear to be that of Man.” Mr.
tract. Actually, however, Mr. worked out. Masters bid five spades, showing
tract for a slam,
expression on tionists’ Declaration of the Rights again you must bid a suit first. holding
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Playing six hearts the lead of time to ‘raise three aces, and with this informa- 5 spade through the king by East and put them through college tion Mr. Dale was happy to con- would have beaten the contract after she became a immediately. But with West on real estate agent in 1800, says He decided the slam should be the lead against six no trum the North played by his partner. There victory was assured.
George 8. Dailey, and Robert EB,
witt-tove making her own-pice—y oo tures all by hersel Lingle.
f. Also Mesdames David Hughes,
James Trotter, John Esser,
willing to play either were two reasons for this, First, The only Mr. Masters plays a hand beau- Charles Martin, Russell Hippene
John Hollett, David L.
Secondly, Mr. Dale had G three hearts, which Mr. Masters no tenaces which needed leading Smith, Alley howin pil Bus jup to, whereas Mr. Masters might w Ra
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On this excellent reasoning Mr. Cre ) we " five hearts, showing two aces, he Dale bid the slam in no trump Just Nicely Started
would have passed, with every ex- instead of in hearts. pectation of making that con- how the old master’s strategy Louise
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