Tower Hill School - Evergreen Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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As we, the Class of 1955, go forward to Commencement, the ful- fillment of our school-day dreams, we feel a strong need for some- thing more tangible than memories to bind us Together and to keep vivid in our minds Tower Hill and what it has meant to us. lt is easy to remember Tower Hill as an institution, but there are times when the small incidents-those that have made Tower Hill for us-grow too numerous to recall. There are events like Field Day, the excitement of the annual operetta, the confusion of Saturday morn- ing Dial meetings, and the traditional Tower Hill Friends rivalry that have characterized this part of our lives. Now after these years of high school, we have ended the first im- portant chapter of our lives and are prepared to begin another. This new chapter will be different from the first in which we were a closely-woven group, because now each of us must follow his chosen way. Our paths will carry us to many different colleges for more ad- vanced learning, and then out into a world of crisis and indecision. All of our futures are wrought with uncertainty, but we shall always depend on the priceless gift given to us by the faculty and adminis- tration of this school. The purpose of our EVERGREEN, then, is to provide each of us with an authentic account of Tower Hill as we know it now, no matter where the future may take us or what it may have in store for us. 1ZW

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To Mr. Rust. . . teacher, advisor, and friend, we, the Sen- iors, dedicate our EVERGREEN. Although his unending efforts on our behalf in the production of this book and his tireless and invaluable assistance with our Junior Prom will always be remembered, his sym- pathetic companionship and selfless de- votion to our problems-great or small- have made our Senior year not only a memory of our past, but a treasure to be carried into our futures. me c,iwsf.iQ,5l