Hillsdale College - Winona Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

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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.

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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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5 Pfeiident Pbillipi preieiitf iz citation to Lt. Col. Tolly Achievement Day this year honored six alumni for attaining their goals in life and becoming leaders in their respective fields. After the presentation of cita- tions, forums were set up in order that everyone who was interested could hear what each of these people had to say concerning their vocations. Stwzztlateti Jtzzcle1it.r emerge from cbtzpel Mm. Elinor Rafe tzmweiff git eftio nf co ii ceriiing creative writing Honored this year were: Dr. Jean Holdredge, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Rose, Mr. Donal Jenkins, Lt. Col. Tolly and Dr. Edward jandy.