The Hill School - Dial Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

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'Nl J-bs' 'HN Ze? I 3 1 T 1 ..-f FACULTY

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Here's to the Hill School Faculty, Who gave many a mark and D, Who gave many a D and mark, Who had a bite as well as bark, Who cheated us of blissful heaven When they gave a six or seven, Who were always very near When we said, fSome censored herej, Who taught us all that they were able Of good manners at the table, Who whene'er we tried to shirk Our studies, made us do more work, Who. that February night Stopped our peaceful snowball fight, So, here's to our great Faculty, Of whom, at long last, we are free.

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T 0 The Sixth Form The Head Master wishes to express his grateful appreciation to the members of the Sixth Form for their loyal and cooperative support during the year which is just drawing to a close. The fine leadership as reflected by the Form through the Sixth Form Committee has been in large measure responsible for the excellent spirit in the School. The enthusiastic acceptance by the Form of the proposal of the Administration to institute self-service in the dining room as their outgoing contribution to the School was an evidence of rare spirit, and some- thing we shall long remember. Both Mrs. Wentlell and I shall follow with keen interest the progress of the Form in college, and as you leave The Hill our best wishes go with you. We both want you to feel that The Hill is always your second home, and whenever the going is hard and you feel like coming back for a few days, rest at the old school, you will always be more than welcome. Long live the Sixth Form of 1941. IANIES I. XVENDELL