Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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These tools we use in many ways. . . . STAFF ART The talented ones at Tudor are encouraged to express themselves in our well-equipped art studio. But talented or not, we have all enjoyed hours working in many media and studying the history of art under the expert guidance of Miss Horsfall. The Tudor family is not made up of teachers and students alone. All of us are grateful to Miss -Ianet for planning delicious lunches, and these in the residence would be lost without their mothers, Miss Lingley and Mrs. Harding. XVhere would we be without Miss Adkins or Mrs. Summers to help keep our club treasuries straight and give us our telephone messages, or john and Lawrence to repair squeaking desks and serve punch at our dances? The tireless steps of our staff have made our own steps easier. Mr. 1,11111'1'111'1' Sn1111111'1s Mix. Ruffv li. X11111111.'1x i. l'lm'1'y ll111'1l111,q Mm liflwl 1.111311--3' .Klux 1111144 SfI'll'lIl'f Min lgiluyllu' M. Aillcim 1 fe- SPS If-ll In riglrl. xml- V 1'1f.' M. S. 1111111111 9. K11r'kl1'1' K R11 lvrr. Sl11111li11.1g.' Mix.: Hrzrxfrlll. lmjl In 11,ql1l.' V. lffullltlc, M. l.111'y. Nix I . LN! 1'-'Q Wear Lf-1' -1:7 I -- 2:94

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lffl lu rigbl: Mrs. Alitfnlgm, l. Huurll Iircllrrrl. Min l.u1f1.n'L.wx Miss Mary Morrissey .lim lfvrlma Imlil Mu. Ming' ll uu MA TH MUSIC LIBRAR Y lfrom the simplest problems through triangles, equations, and lUg.Il'lll1ll1S ludor girls absorb l11.lll1Cl11.lllL'S under the teaching of Mrs. Mcllolgin and Miss lissex. WI' are all grateful for the train- ing our math gives in accurate, logical thinking. Une ol' the most enjoyable courses is music. The department is headed this year by our talented teacher, Miss Morrissey. Woi'k- ing on the choral program for the Veterans Hospital and listen- ing to Miss Morrissey's delightful performances have helped to make a wonderful school year. Whgit would we do at Tudor without the library and our cheerful, capable librarian, Mrs. Wood? Not only does she offer us hundreds of good books, but she also teaches us to do exten- sive research work and to acquire good reading habits. we learn new skills to solve our problems. l'illqt'l'o11rlrt'11 I' L I. llnllou, II. W'4'mrm'r, M. IJIIAY, M.

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