Tudor Hall School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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panorama of student life Traditions ol the past and ideas ol' the present have been combined to make this year at Tudor a most memorable one. The lower grades, aided by understanding parents and teachers, have set out to reach their goal on a strange and exciting highway. In preparation for high school, the jun- ior high students have been able to express their ideas through their student government. The lfresh- men have laced and solved new problems which have confronted them in their first year of high school. Sophomores and juniors have enthusiastic- ally planned lor their future with class projects and college preparatory classes. Each girl, whether a kindergartener or a senior, has contributed to the Tudor way. Inst gi tdti lvuen Nleitlv nuts htm pumpkin lun Nlemhers of the sexenth and eighth grade lllJCI'LTll1l. Trinl Irv the H xlloue pu ide larry. sing lustily as the mass chorus anliripales a cue.