Heloise Rasmussin-Tudour

Helouise Rasmussin-Tudour was not born like anyone else in our world...perhaps even the universe! This was a girl who had only been with her own "kind" for three years. She was so smart, she knew things at birth that even 9 and 10-year-olds were just beginning to understand.

Amazingly, Heloise was actually born in the future in what we would call the earth year 3,235 AD. This was on an oxygen-rich planet in the central Milky Way Galaxy commonly referred to as Lesden Mnour. Lesden was known even then as a race of highly intelligent beings. So it should not surprise us that Heloise's maturity and incredible IQ found her as the researcher being sent to investigate a growing black hole that had appeared in her planet's region. The black hole, with its destructive nature pulled in anything within range of its event horizon. Alas, Heloise and her spacecraft were swept into the black hole and only emerged years later on the other side of the galaxy. This was in a region little known to even Lesdenian culture. But it was, in fact very near to our earth.

Sensors picked up solid land within five parsecs. That was within range for her craft. As her ship landed, a bright light struck the planet with such force that it was felt by every inhabitant of that world. A squadron of Earth's best researchers were dispatched to seek the origin of the light source. There, they found an orange-red light shining onto a massive field in Central Newfoundland. This area was populated by a flower type known as "Tudour-belles." Smoke was rising from the earth where the light and planet intersected. Wearing protective suits, the research team headed to the center of the light. They heard a cry emitting from inside its arc. Something appeared to be further in! The trio rushed to the place where the noise originated only to find a small baby crying. Not wishing any government to use the child for research, the scientists secretly concealed her and instead brought her to their home where she was raised as their own.

The child was, of course, Heloise. She was raised by research scientists and grew up with a passion for science. When she was only 15, she received a scholarship to Pennsylvania College in Strassurg. There, she quickly earned and was awarded three bachelor's degrees, two master's degrees and a doctorate degree. While there, Heloise was guided by a professor named Dumbledore. Upon her graduation, Dumbledore presented Heloise with a blue quill that, if its point was touched to water, would give the true past, present or future for anyone whose name was spoken as the quill was dipped.

Heloise took this priceless gift and began her long and famous career at Westford Hogwarts School where she founded Tudour House. She was a literary and composition professor to many aspiring muggle or trueblood On an annual occasion, she would take out the blue quill and relate the past, present or future for any one house member (as they chose.)

Heloise Rasmussin-Tudour is thought to have left her quill hidden somewhere on the school grounds, but to this day, no one knows where or has found any indication as to where it resides. It is said that for the quill to be found, one needs to find a cobalt-blue ink stain in the shape of a quill. Perhaps this will never be found. Perhaps it is only wishful thinking on the part of the houses members. Because of this, both she and the entire house student body came to be known as "The Quills."

Tudour House most recently won the Westford Hogwarts house cup two years in a row. Its house colors are red, black and white with gold accent on a field of cobalt blue. Members of Tudour House typically have the following characteristics: tremendous team spirit, a sense of fair-play and fairness, love to write rather than illustration, quiet losers but extremely loud winners