The Hill School - Dial Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

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Remember hour we toiled Through the Latin and the math, The lists that we have spoiled, A nd the masters' angry wrath. Behind the doors, behind the walls, In Sehoolrooms A and B, And lurlqing in the shadowed halls- The Hill School Faeulty! Pull up those grades-get to bed, Pound those hooks until you're dead. Don't forget your eoat and hat. Don't do this and don't do that. Grind, grind into the ni ght-- Do it nouf and do it right. Classtime, lunchtime, gametime, marlqtime, Chapeltime, suppertime, studytime, all the time! Grind, grind into the night- Do it nouf and do it right.

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TO THE CLASS OF 1944: The hundreds of letters which Mrs. Wendell and I, as well as members of the Faculty, have received from alumni in the Service, from Africa, the Aleutians, China, and the South Pacific, all convey their appreciation of The Hill and what it means to them as they look back in retrospect on their undergraduate days. We believe that you, the members of the Class of 1944, will have a deep affection for the School as you leave in Iune for all corners of the earth in the service of your country. To many of you The Hill will be both school and college in the years that lie ahead in war or in peace. We want you to think of The Hill in that way, and to know that we, who remain here to teach those coming generations of Hill boys, will always have you in our hearts and prayers. We know you will play your part well in whatever situations you will find yourselves in your country's service. May you all return when the conflict is over. God bless and protect you in the days that lie ahead. IAMES I. WENDELL