Hillsdale College - Winona Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

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HILLSDALE COLLEGE In 1844 a group of Fyeewill Baptists organized Mlchlgan Central College at Sprmg Arbor. This coiiege was The first in Michigan to grant degrees t0 women. Moved to HiigsdaEe in 1853 and eharw ieree by time iegisiamre 3n. E855, the sehooi was renamed gizggdaie Cenege under an Eeciegendem'moard 6f ?rusieegy z the 1971 wmona hlllSOAle college hillsOale, mlChlGAh White and Blue Proudly we sing of college halls gracing a hilltop high, Proudly our tower and ivied walls point to an azure sky. And may that spirit long remain bringing distinction true Noble pride in our Hillsdale,s name endures beneath the white and blue. Here we for greater knowledge strive, here lasting friends acquire. Here may we keep our dreams alive as we to heights aspire. Here may our youth a challenge meet building our hopes anew. Faith in life becomes complete beneath the white and blue.

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Central Hall, the heart of the Hillsdale College Campus, always vigilant, dominating, reigning, attracts photographers. lt is not only the symbol of the college, but also a symbol of tradition. Tradition is at the core of life, just as Central Hall is the em- bodiment of all aspects of life on the campus. You will find in these pages other traditions of the past, present, and hopefully the future, long established at Hillsdale College. You will also find indications of change, notably the proposed razing of the older buildings with the exception of Central Hall. And, unfortunately, you will also discover that some things, like East Hall whose site will be landscaped, are already missing. Change, like tradition, occurs continuously through reevaluation.