Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Wiser heads nurture fresh minds It is our teachers who point. Ollt ottr paths in the luture. .Ks they lecture to tts on the Rotnan lini- pire, seventeenth century French literature, or the Iainotnial theorent, they are preparing us lor tile years to come. Xyle at Tudor are lortunate in liav- ing a highly trained, devoted tacultyg each teacher contributes her special talents to the students. In helping to produce plays and operettas, in spon- soring extracnrrienlar clubs, and in the special attention they give each student, they denionstrate their unlagging concern lor the school and lor the students. lt is we who henefit from their conscien- tious tulfilhnent ot their duties, and thus in the future we will look with pride to these women who helped tts to aceotnplish our goals in high school and to set worthy ones lor the future. lt on een 1 sua Mrs llllt Hrs. Ellllll2llL'L' 'I-arry :ind Mrs. Marian jones lake it coffee W 4 c 1 nc 1, ts hreak during their tree periods.