Tatnall School - Triangle Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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B V ' 1.2 ' sem- - 1 THE SENIOR CLASS ff If Now are our brows bound with victorious wreaths

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To the Ecz'if01f.t.' Readers of articles on education come again and again upon the phrase, Home and School , and are struck by the recurrent theme of the need for cooperation between the two. It should not be otherwise, for in these two institutions, together with the Church, lie our best hopes for the future. This association of home and school is Tatnall's very foundation. A mother with a genius for true education has been its guiding spirit. All that has been accomplished through the years is a reflection of her faith and wisdom. We now have at Sedgely a setting of great beauty, an alert student body, actively interested parents, and a dedicated faculty. The heritage of the ages in the humanities, the social studies, and the sciences is open to us. Outside the classroom, in sports and other activities, we share the intimate friendship and understanding so often denied those in larger schools. And over all is the benediction of Nature. Truly Tatnall is a school that cherishes the character of a well-ordered home, fostering intellectual, moral, and spiritual growth. May we resolve always to keep it that way! MARJORIE SQUIRE

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T116 S C1'1iO1' Class Farewell, a word that muy! be, and batla been- A found which makes zu lingerg- yet- farewell. Byron