Hillsdale College - Winona Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

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The S6L'7'9If!l1'j'-G87267'!lZ p1'epa1'e.t the model emefvzbly for gefzeml debate jltereli ore fo ogcwning jkcm Cfazidea Dr. Hill enligbtem rmdevztr both formally and itzformally 33 Field trips, conventions, special days and weeks played an integral part in Hillsdale life. Each year the IRC sponsors the Model United Na- tions Assembly CMUNAD to acquaint high school students with the functioning of the UN. The IRC also sends many students to several IRC and UN conventions. Human relations, psychology and sociology field trips were num- erous. The biology department also engaged in a convention on campus for high school biology students. Religious Emphasis week was a most stimulating experience for all students. This year's guest speaker was Dr. George Hill. Voca- tions day was another aid to student enlighten- ment.