The Hill School - Dial Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

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MR. EDWARD T. HALL, A.B., M.A HEADMASTER OF THE HILL

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TO THE CLASS OF 1955 Each class, as it leaves The Hill, takes with it a special meas- ure of our interest and affection. You will be no farther from our thoughts as college freshmen than you have been as Sixth Formers, although you may welcome at times the relative distance between you and the Dean's ofiice. What is important, I think, is what you leave behind when you go. For it is to these memories that you will wish, I hope, to return as alumni. In your case I can speak of honest academic effort and achievement, an example of leadership which has been healthy and consistentg and a series of warm friendships between yourselves and with the faculty, which mean more to the latter than you may readily suspect. In many ways I have tried to express my confidence in you individually and collectively. If a school such as this does not produce such confidence, what it does produce is a poor and un- marketable commodity. I hope and believe that you will honor that confidence. And I also hope that the memories and the as- sociations you have formed here will draw you back to The Hill soon and often. You will make good alumni, and welcome visitors. My warmest personal good wishes go with each of you, now and always. EDWARD T. HALL

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MASTERS I4 HENRY I. COLBATH, B.A. Bownom, ,IO Retirea',' Alumni Director. Came to The Hill 1910 ERNEST H. SANDS Senior Mastery Registrarj Ailm issions Com mittee ,' Special Scholarship Committee. Came to The Hill IQI3 CHARLES H. HARTER, BS., M.Pn. AIILLERSVILLE STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE, ,I2 FRANKLIN AND IXIARSHALL, ,IS Senior Master,' Head of Science Departmentg Advisor to Outing Clzih. Came to The Hill 1918