Grade
Hill
Hill noun - An upward slope.
Usage example: I got stuck behind a truck going up a hill in a no-passing zone
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- Throughout King of the Hill, Dale often uses the fake name "Rusty Shackleford," apparently the name of an old classmate who died when he was in the third grade.
Source: The Real Remington Steele -
In Mission Hill, Gus and Wally made a B-grade sci-fi movie in The Fifties about a man from Pluto coming to Earth to get revenge for his planet being blown up.
Source: Pluto Is Expendable - There are three new students who join the sixth grade, and when a character is mentioned for the first time it's still justified since the books wouldn't focus on every single student in Grove Hill.
Source: Literature / Graveyard School
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