Park Tudor School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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SEN IORS PAGE 7 CONTENTS ATHLETICS PAGE 49 FACULTY AND CLASSES PAGE 21 ACTIVITIES PAGE 37

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N. H. Batchelder, jr. Headmaster DEDICATION To Mr. N. H. Batchelder, Jr., seventh headmaster of Park School, we dedicate the 1959 Panther. Convinced that the independent country day school has an im- portant job to do in our society, and a future big with promise, Mr. Batchelder has done much to acquaint the community with Park and its objectives, and - through his Monday-morning prayers, his Quiz of the Week, his bulletin board, his assembly talks and readings, and the Thursday-morning assemblies he instituted - to help us to see beyond the confines of the campus. We thank him for a good year and wish him Godspeed. 2

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PARK SCHOOL 1959 Time rolls his ceaseless course - but the Park of '58-'59 was not markedly different from the one the seniors, some of them, had known for almost a decade, the Park they will remember with advantages. As usual, the staff worked toward realizing the founders' ideal of a sound mind in a sound bodyg sports events, the Country Sale, holidays, the Carnival, the play, more holidays, the Garden Tour, and Field Day spiced the solid academic fareg morning drivers served the lost cause of observing the speed limits and beating the eight-thirty bellg and Waiter Number One served until further notice. The changes wrought by a new headmaster and improved facilities - among them a proper library with a considerable circulation - were not sol much ab- solute innovations as attempts to enable Park to do even better the job it has long done well. 4