Hillsdale College - Winona Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

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Her inizjefty anal her court: Jane Zeigleaf, Lee Milroy, Marlene Liinalgren, Marianne Boyea, Mizricleizn Anihrore Ron Kanffinan heytowf the coveted crown on lovely Marlene Lifnilgifen The Kiltie hand was iz highlight to the Homecoming pizmcle omecoming The gift of belongingness was evident at Home- coming if at no other time during the school year. The greeks joined hands with past brothers-the in- dependents with friends-forming an enormous circle of sharing people. Displays . . . awards . . . happiness and heartbreak . . . a Homecoming game to be remembered . . . a beautiful queen to reign over the festivities that lasted till mid-morning. 22

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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.

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ueen Margie fAe .ilimf This year's lovely Homecoming queen was Marlene Lundgren, a Pi Phi from Dearborn, Michigan. She was crowned during half-time ceremonies, having been elected by student vote the previous day to reign over the festivities. Marlene served as social chairman of Pi Phi, was secretary of the Women's Council and secretary-treasurer of the Spanish club. 23