Park Tudor School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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For the St11dQ1f3glQSQl'l3l'1B pro- gressing year sigiialled snow days and sledding, as much to their delighhthe school closed down for a few rare days of vacation due to weather and a teachers con- ference. For the teachers, passing days meant an in- creasing pile of paperwork as the second semester began over a week lates? i Grades and academics re- mained as top-priority to the Park-Tudor student. New branches of courses were of- fered and more students than ever before participated in programs relating to gov- ernment and international relations. Our Brain Game team progressed to the quar- ter finals, where they met their untimely match in the talented and trained North Central team carrying be- hind them five years of victo- ry. Seven seniors were named as National Merit Semifinalists, while others received awards for excel- lence in journalism, language and math. .Aly ,, ' LZ J 1 - sf' res

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