Hillsdale College - Winona Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

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. . . ana! Cfaoaea .Bluff But . . . like all good deals, the first week inevitably had to capi- tulateg and then . . . Oh Well, we enrolled here to go to classes . . . and study CPD. It seemed good to sit on the steps of Wforthing hall again fthe places being reserved, but next year 'Tm going to bring a pillow D. Prof could have gone a little easier on the homework. 19

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armla For the returning upperclassman, the first week was much the same as a school reunion. He spent many hours idly watching time disintegrate at the Tav- playing bridge and pin ball Cuntil Ma imported bumper poolj, and relating jokes heard through the summer months to that famous proprietor. Once in a while, he would meander over to the Union for a cup of coffee Cno longer a niekelj or a fast game of ping pong Cuntil they too capitalized on bumper poolj. It was great to see the old gang again, but . . . all this stinkin' unpackin '.,' Anyone know nbefe Central 4 ir? -

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.gluvlenfa Safufe .fdfltkfea Coe 4 uma The screams of the crowd rose to an apex as the warm flames leapt higher and licked the blackness that enveloped this scene of fren- zied faces and figures. The tradi- tional pep-rally . . . pre-game warm-up to rouse the fans and in- still in the players a will to fight for nothing less than a set of high scores in the Win column. Sere- nades . . . a custom that provides many memorable moments for coeds and busy evenings for fra- ternity men. A rousing march song on the way . . . a romantic ballad sung softly beneath a starry sky.