Hillsdale College - Winona Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

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Ebitorial. Q S O write a book is a comparatively easy thing. To write one worthy of public perusal is an entirely different matter. Among the first things to be considered in the reading of a work is the measure of its originality and the purpose it is supposed to serve in the world of letters. If the originality of the Work be evident, and its purpose be just and good, then it should not be wholly set at naught. If these conditions do not to a marked degree enter into the make-up of the work, it is unworthy of consideration, -especially by the present college man or woman. So long as change and departure from formalisms are productive of beneficial results, so long should they be encouraged and their existence sustained. The initial volume of the lVolverine,' is a new departure in college journalism at Hillsdale College. It is meant to be of benefit to the college as a whole, and not an exponent of any feeling or partisanship. Loyalty to our beloved institution has been the watch- word of the class of iQ7, and to give that feeling a reality, the present volume makes its appearance. lfVe believe sudden changes are not to be encouraged, but when a certain venture or experience has been tested satisfactorily, we believe the college on the hill ought to recognize such. In some other institutions of learning Annuals have for years been issued, and are almost indispensible to the student side of college life. So it is that Hillsdale should be abreast of the times in this respect. To succeeding classes will largely devolve the honor of maintaining an annual or the dishonor of allowing its publication to cease. Doubtless many mistakes have been made, and some may feel that certain things might better have been left unsaid, but we only ask that our faults may be overlooked and our errors be interpreted in. the light of charity. l7Vith a firm belief in the wisdom of those who have urged us to make the venture, the 'fNVolverine is sent on its Way, with the hope that it will serve to amuse, inform and instruct. CLASS OF ,Q7. 19

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Glue Qiollege. A HISTORICAL SKETCII. .ii 1 ii7WN Ef ll5?3i f i 1 a will El is il si AEE is is E Q 'Pa is ls 5 ,M 5 : EEE 15 le it 2 fl si - ' . IIILLSD.-X LH COLL:-zcze. IQ37. Hillsdale College is not a bad example of the evolution theory. lts germ was the old Spring' Arbor Seminary, wliicli lirst appeared in the town of that name in 1844. It was soon changed to Michigan Central College, and has been developing' ever since. lt was soon found that the town of Spring' Arbor was too small and too incon- veniently located to satisfy the ambition of the institutiong so it was moved to Hillsdale and recliartered under its present name in 1855. lts first term opened in tlie autumn of that year, and it lias main- tained an unbroken existence since that time. Among' its students at Spring ., , .9 5 Arbor was tlie late General Clin- ton B. Fiske, a brave soldier and ' izlmiini reformer, and General lasper N761 . . , ' , Packard. Dr. Daniel M. bra-- lwxwmwnu W. naming.: ham was its first president at 1. 911 A, llll, Snrino' Arbor,.and Dr. Edmund 1 - .l.f.... .,,.,t - HA-.-1 , . ...nlli l Z: 1-Q-W. li Fairfield its first president at il . . . K,llll,i5r W 1 Hillsdale. Dr. Fairneld served ,fi MNEXQ L Z L QJJEQ7 lfrom 1855 to 1869, and was sue- 314-j'l-if Lis' i fun. ti fi' CO LLIZK' E CH A PE K., ceeded by Dr. James Calder. who retired in 1871 and was lol- 1