The Hill School - Dial Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

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ln the Dials of ages past, before even the Senter and Groten dynas- ties, there was a section called Dialog. ln the Dialog memorable events and characters were remembered. Any- thing that did not have a place else- where would go in the Dialog. This tradition was eventually swallowed up by remember whens, but this year we have decided to resurrect it from its crypt in the graveyard of forgotten traditions. lt has had a long and peace- ful rest between the Sixth Form Show and New Boy beanies. Many old cus- toms have been laid to rest, but new ones are always filling the void and some keep coming back. Think of the hears that joy of the Hill alumnus who his son has been chosen Claus, giving that lucky privilege of initiating the HWHADUWE EAT! chant lil' nipper is really fortunat be picked as the hard-hea keeper for the wall. Change traditions have recently be panied by more dramati the once expansive SRA is ing ground for floppy fana tating schedule continue victims and the revered heads have stepped dow as class Hillie the immortal . But if the , he could ed score- in school n accom- changes: ow breed- tics, the ro- s to claim partment to make room for younger blood. The Dialog has also undergone some l 'najor reor- Dial ganizational changes. ln order to sup- plement the confusion caused by the rotating schedule, many sections have been rotated. The dividers are in honor of the bizarre grids that were found in the mailboxes this fall. But by far the biggest change in the Dial this year is that it is dedicated to a woman for the first time in its history. ln this, the first of the new and im- proved Dialogs, these changes will be highlighted by including some memo- rable quotes from years gone by, in addition to the usual menagerie of tid- bits and trivialities. lcontinued on page 245 X ss,- 20 Campus Life

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Campus Life

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