NEILIt's open.NEILFather, I thought you'd gone.CHARLIEMr. Perry, sir.MR. PERRYKeep your seats, fellas. Keep your seats. Neil, I've just spoken to Mr. Nolan. I think that you're taking too many extracurricular activities this semester. And I've decided that you should drop school annual.NEILBut I'm the assistant editor this year.MR. PERRYWell, I'm sorry, Neil.NEILBut, father, I can't. It wouldn't be fair.MR. PERRYFellas? Would you excuse us for a moment?MR. PERRYDon't you ever dispute me in public! Do you understand?NEILFather, I wasn't disputing you-MR. PERRYAfter you've finished medical school and you're on your own, then you can do as you damn well please. But until then, you do as I tell you. Is that clear?NEILYes, sir. I'm sorry.MR. PERRYYou know how much this means to your mother, don't you?NEILYes, sir.NEILYou know me. I'm always taking on too much.MR. PERRYWell, that's my boy. Now, listen. You need anything, you let us know, huh?NEILYes, sir.
CHARLIEOkay, study group. Meeks aced Latin. I didn't quite flunk English. So if you want, we got our study group.NEILSure. Cameron asked me too. Anyone mind including him?CHARLIEWhat's his specialty? Bootlicking?NEILUh, he's your roommate.CHARLIEThat's not my fault.MEEKSUh, I'm sorry. My name is Stephen Meeks.NEILOh, this is Todd Anderson.TODDNice to meet you.MEEKSNice to meet you.CHARLIECharlie Dalton.KNOXKnox Overstreet.NEILTodd's brother was Jeffrey Anderson.CHARLIEOh, yeah, sure. Valedictorian, National Merit Scholar.MEEKSOh, well! Welcome to Hellton.CHARLIEIt's every bit as tough as they say. Unless you're a genius like Meeks.MEEKSHe flatters me. That's why I'll help him with Latin.CHARLIEAnd English, and trig.NEILIt's open.
BOYHey, how's it going, Neil?CAMERONNeil? Study group tonight?NEILYeah, sure.CAMERONBusiness as usual, huh? Hey, I heard you got the new kid. Looks like a stiff. Oops.NEILListen. Don't mind Cameron. He's, uh, born with his foot in his mouth. Know what I mean?CHARLIERumor has it you did summer school.NEILYep. Chemistry. My father thought I should get ahead. How was your summer, Slick?CHARLIEKeen. Meeks, door, close.MEEKSYes, sir.CHARLIEGentlemen, what are the four pillars?BOYSTravesty! Horror! Decadence! Excrement!
NEILHey. I hear we're gonna be roommates.I 'm Neil Perry.TODDI'm Todd Anderson.NEILWhy'd you leave Balincrest?TODDMy brother went here.NEILOh, so you're that Anderson!FATHERThis is for his sinuses. And, oh, if he, if he can't, uh, swallow, you give him one of these. And if he has trouble breathing, you give him--HABERAll right, fine.
MR. NOLANGlad you could come by.MR. ANDERSONThrilling ceremony as usual, Dr. Nolan.MR. NOLANYou've been away too long.MRS. ANDERSONHello, Dr. Nolan.MR. NOLANGood to have you.MRS. ANDERSONThis is our youngest, Todd.MR. NOLANMr. Anderson, you have some big shoes to fill, young man. Your brother was one of our finest.TODDThank you.MRS. PERRYLovely ceremony.MR. NOLANThank you. I'm so glad you liked it.MR. PERRYGale.MR. NOLANTom.MR. PERRYGood to see you again.NEILHello, Mr. Nolan.MR. NOLANNeil, we expect great things from you this year.NEILThank you, sir.MR. PERRYWell, he won't disappoint us. Right, Neil?NEILI'll do my best, sir.FATHER 1Come on, son.MOTHER 1Chin up.BOY 1Okay.MOTHER 1Chin up.FATHER 1No tears now.BOY 2I don't want to go here.MOTHER 2Honey, I love you.FATHER 1I'll walk you over.MOTHER 2Do your lessons.
As you know, our beloved Mr. Portius of the English Department retired last term. You will have the opportunity later to meet his replacement Mr. John Keating, himself an honours graduate of this school. And who, for the past several years, has been teaching at the highly regarded Chester School in London.
- In her first year, Welton Academy graduated five students. Last year we graduated fifty-one and more than seventy-five percent of those went on to the ivy League. - This, this kind of accomplishment is the result of fervent dedication to the principles taught here. - This is why you parents have been sending your sons. - This is why we are the best preparatory school in the United States.
- Ladies and gentlemen, boys, the light of the knowledge.- One hundred years ago, in 1859, forty-one boys sat in this room and were asked the same question that now greets you at the start of each semester. Gentlemen, what are the four pillars ?- Tradition ! Honor! Discipline! Excellence!
MOTHERNow remember, keep your shoulders back.MAN 1Okay. Put your arm around your brother.MAN 1Okay, one more.HABERNow just to review, you'll follow along with the procession until you get to the headmaster. At that point, he will indicate to you to light the candles of the boys'.MAN 2All right, boys. Let's settle down.MAN 3Banners up!
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