The Hill School - Dial Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

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Unilerformers see the master A5 iz fiend or as clisizsler. He can he cz heinous demon, Or iz Hill School hoine-trained G-inczn But vvhen you reizeh Sixth Form level, I-Ie's no longer Mr. Devil, Bn! cz guy vvho's svvell to yon Worlqing hard Zo pull you through. Leaving him ivill hring you Jorrovf In the clesolale days tomorrow.

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HAIL AND FAREWELL TO THE CLASS OF 1948 The War years were trying ones for the Sixth Formers of The Hill. Although the available spaces in colleges were numerous, the call to arms was imperative. Today, with returning veterans filling up the colleges, school graduates End the available spaces in col- leges hard to find. And yet, by reason of industry and excellent scholastic records, Hill graduating classes have maintained over ninety-five per cent -of success in obtaining admission to college. This reco-rd would be considered outstanding even in pre-War years. The high level of industry, achievement, and morale which the Class of 1948 has maintained this year gives promise of a high rec- ord of college admissions. Not every boy will obtain admission to the college of his choice, but it is my firm conviction that every member of the Sixth Form Who will keep his record up to the highest possible level can find a place in a go-od college. Power to you all in your remaining days at The Hill. The best of luck to you in the days that lie ahead. IAMES I. WENDELL