Park Tudor School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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SITTING, Left to Right: Mr. Holzman, Mrs. Holzman, Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Kimber, Mrs. Spitz, Mr. Shaughnessy. STANDING: Mr. J. Moore, Mr. Donohoo, Mr. Batchelder, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Coombs. COUNSELLING PROGRAM M' Continuing to mold the characters of Park students, the Counselling Program this year has been more active than ever, In addition to the annual address by Dr. Ligon, director of the Character Research Project, the Coun- selling Program this year also sponsored several other talks to the Upper School Counselling classes by persons inter- ested in what the group is doing. Among these speakers was a young Formosan, studying at Butler, who described the customs and habits of Formosa. With Mr, Holzman serving as Parkls director this year, the Upper School Counselling groups worked hard to fulfill requirements for the 1960 youth congress which will be held in Schenectady, New York. MISS GERLACH PREPARES PARENTS, LESSON GUIDES 94

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SOCIAL STUDIES: Mr. BAILEY, Mr. BAKER, Mr. BERKELEY. The teachers of the Lower School lay the foundation on which Rliddle and Upper School masters and boys build to- gether. Emphasis in grades seven through twelve is on the basic disciplines - Eng- lish, mathematics. languages, history, science f- that ht the boy for college and begin his preparation for intelligent, re- sponsible citizenship. LOWER SCHOOL: Mrs. HARDY, Mrs. HOLZ- MAN, Mrs, KIMBER, Mr. HOLZMAN, Mrs SPITZ, Mr. DONOHOO, 4 LANGUAGES: hir. SHAUGHNESSY, Mr. FOXLOXV, xittinxg. Mr. SMITH, hir. COOIWBS, xlanding. JVIATH AND SCIENCE: Mr. MOORE, Mr. PALMER, Mr. BAKER, standing. Mr. KIMBER, sitting.

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FRONT ROW, Left t R' ht: D D 0 zg oug arbro, Steve Valinet, Ed Harris, Em Davis. MID- DLE RGW: Bill Currie, Bill Lynch, Jack Reefer, John Landgraf. BACK ROW: Fred Cot- ton, Alan Keller, Carter Fortune, Tom Sams. Balancing Equations and Budgets . . . First Crack at Boards . . . Hearses and Heaps JUNIOR CLASS