The Hill School - Dial Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

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The five Cum Laude members - Bushkuhl, Haan, Kodali, Chen and So- merday - are witnessed engaging in some unCum-Laude-like activities . . . Wenzel models Negligee . . . Samuels put fear of God and Sixth Form into hatless New Boys f'4 lj - A victory over L'vilIe used to be an especially joyful occasion for New Boys, for it was the time when they were finally permitted to remove their blue and gray New Boy beanies . . . Five year club dwindles . . . The Record gets out an issue tMarvel or D.C.?J. . . Led by president Drew McNally, J.A. competed for individual as well as club merits. They anticipate one of their best years yet . . . Agent Tovar Scribbler Student Newspaper runs out of ink F431 - The Steam Tunnel meets a less honorable de- mise Brownrigg makes it back from a weekend only one day late . . . Gardner stays up late to finish term paper. . . late? only three weeks F641 - That's the spirit Buzz . . blinded by his locks: wan for three hours . . . L'ville s . Boinker hers quad ill suffers from a case of P.G. deficiency, 35-23 Shirts get well needed l'40j - It used to be the c the loser of the Hill-Law football game to wash the jerseys. This was the sou popular Wash That Shirt Gali and Allen get lost on from vacation Lahey kon Nirvana Sixth F washing stom for enceville pponents ce of the chant. . . way back ttains Ni- rm enter- tains faculty I'3I1 - One ttf' the pre- vious Sixth Form spring-ti e activi- ties was a comic revue called the Sixth Form Show. lt was replaced by the more popular Senior Sli tional players present As Y . . . Soccer team astonish handling skills of Mercersb . . . Elephants will not fit d de . . . Na- u Like It d by ball- urg goalie wn Upper School toilets . . . Everyo .e was ex- pecting it, but to their surprise March arrived without a single case of scar- let fever, diptheria, measels, gout, or D.T.s f'221 - Not quite so bad now, but don't forget the joy of mono . . . Rugby preempts exams . . . Truck pull does not receive expected enthu- siasm . . . Ski-weekend enjoyed by all . . . Dirty Dozen commits all the old sins in all the new ways H161 - Fifth Form thinks up a few sins of its own, including 2 a.m. nude frolics on the quad Bowlers sample Pottstow- nian culture ... Manhattan Sa- voyards perform tmore Gilbert and Sullivanf-'J . . . Primate stars in opera . . . Seniors count days 'till emancipa- tion . . . But here we shall close our history, for the middle sort of histori- an Cof which the most part arej spoil aIl,- they will chew our meat for us. And of this kind we are determined not to be f'I6j. QSee Form Remember Whensl 24 Campus Life