Hillsdale College - Winona Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

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la agp, Wm H60 According to the most favorable statistics, Hills- dalelis becoming less and less a suitcase college. What kept students here between Friday and Mon- day classes? The abun- dance of activities, of course-Weekend dances, steak on Saturday night, athletic events, bull ses- sions, special projects, a host of things to do as an excuse for not studying. eialfufe,

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- U 9 X'-c ,ig 8 Gln? -' Q IAQ CL K'September first! Wow! l've got to start packing and get back to school! And so the student tossed his unnecessary belongings into his trunk and started the journey to Hillsdale, mentors and new students ar- riving one week early to begin orientation week. This week was characterized by addresses from college personnel and upperclassmen who told the new en- rollee what goes on here. In order to acquaint the freshman with the town there was the annual picnic at Stockis park . . . guest night at the stadium for roller skating . . . and aside from those tests . . . it seemed quite the same as a week in a summer camp.