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Class Diary July Parting was such sweet sorrow, so we flocked together at Lake Tarramagus for a Sunday, with Dr. Motten as guest of honor. i August Summer term is rather quiet with only co-ops and accelerated students in school. School closes for four weeks vacation. September. Hooray!!! we're seniors!!! We started our second year at Hillyer minus many of our friends due to the draft and various other reasons, and were greeted by a new Dean. To orient the Freshmen, we had a get-together-tea. With past experience and much planning, we managed to make initiation week most antagonizing for the Freshmen. We wonder who got the worst end of it? . . . Climax . . . Initiation Party. October The ill feeling caused in the previous month was remedied by a Halloween dance in which the Freshmen and Seniors really became better known to each other!!! November November will long be remembered by the outstanding Thanksgiving Convocation which was planned and carried out by the students. From the skit that was presented Touche became a friendly greeting in the Hillyer Halls. The Yale-Dartmouth game was attended by E.A.Z., and also attracted many other Hillyerites. December Dim Lights . . . Gowns . . . Orchestra . . . Yes, it was our first formal at Hillyer. During the Christmas vacation the Alumni from various senior colleges returned with high hopes of victory over the Hillyer basketball team. We won -der who won? 1945 January Crash! Bang! lighted candles . . . the solemn oath . . . it was the initiation of the honor students in the E. A. Z. The Hillyer Hustlers with a large enrollment elected officers. Ex-servicemen organized a basketball team to play Freshmen. The victors -? February The Hustlers packed, and go on their way. Where to -lf? We cannot say. For you see, we wrote this On an early day, Before the Hustlers hustled away. March The March wind stronger than our will, drew us forth in the fifth term. A Sport's Night was given with dancing and games At which there were started, Many new flames. April Mother and Daughter tea given by the Women's Conference League. May Open house for High school students and friends. Red-letter day for Hillyer. June Graduation. We have successfully crossed the hurdles of education, and with diploma in hand, we confidently face whatever the future holds. 31
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