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A Hiving on the Hill September 23, 1955,we eluding traditional escape from beanies and were greeted by walking personifications of name tags at Homecoming. "Hi"-willing to acquaint us with the campus Besides having a part in selecting the and its tradition. That was, and is, our first beauties for the Homecoming and May Courts, and most lasting impression; and through the the class of '59 displayed much enthusiasm in various planned activities and the guided other fields. Talent was shown through the tours of the Freshman Advisory Council, we've amateur show, and in the pep rally before the become a part of the college. As Freshmen, we inherited the classifica- Franklin and Marshall football game. tion as "rats"-complete with rules and regula- Although, at first the adjustments to college tions. wenrtng beanies, amusing upperclass- life were difficult, we now feel a part of the men and attempting to live up to the standards Hill. The class of '59 hopes in the future to of yore, we entered into higher education-in- contribute much to its Alma Mater.