The Hill School - Dial Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

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HAIL AND FAREWELL TO THE CLASS OF 1949 Once again it is my pleasant privilege to extend to the members of the Class of 1949 Mrs. Wendell,s and my greetings and best Wishes for your success in college next year. We appreciate the opportunity to thank the Form for its leader- ship in the School, its scholarship,- which is up to the high average of past Sixth Forms, and its contributions to the morale and spirit of the School. For all these evidences of your loyalty to The Hill and your appreciation of its high standards, We of the Administra- tion and the Faculty are most grateful. As you take up your college courses next year, whether they be in the Arts, Sciences, or Engineering, do not lose sight of the value of including in your program some of the liner cultural courses which your colleges offer. They will contribute much to your thinking and success in Whatever field you may elect to enter in vocational life. Proof of the value of these courses is found in the insistence, now, of many of the great engineering schools in the country, that their undergraduates elect a minimum number of cultural courses along with their technical Work. To do so, in the belief of these colleges, makes better engineers. Never lose sight of these values. A Both Mrs. Wendell and I shall follow with great interest your progress and development in college. With you go our best Wishes. Always remember that The Hill is your second home, where the latchstring is always out and where you are always Welcome. IAMES I. WENDELL