Hillsdale College - Winona Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

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QQ? 0I'LI'lCL CLU8.!4 pd .A , One characteristic of Hillsdale is its party Each year the greek social organizations sponsor two formals and two informals, probably the best known being the Bowery Brawl. The spring formals are usually held at a country club or a hotel. The annual Panhellenic ugirls bid dance is a favorite on campus, as are the dances sponsored by the women's dorms. The school likewise engages in this form of enter- tainment, with the Homecoming dance, dances in the Union and the J-Hop-perhaps the biggest event on the calendar. Tbe Bowery Bmw! . . . probably zbe beyt kvzown fmtemzly party