Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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WJMD 'ET Razr I D. Priver. XY . Hall. gl. Hale Nou J: D. Hultquist. C Veron, S. XVeiSs, D. Vining. lfiich. 'I' ll. Esch Run' 3: D. Brandt. C, Kincaid. J. Beukema ' ff J fra .F I I 0 2 i Nm, X Radios no place for the strong, silent type. Broadcasting twenty-four hours a day. XVJMD served the student body well with its va- riety in programs and music. Besides broadcasting everything from popular to classical music, the student operated station had regular programs in French, Ger- man, and Spanish done by native speakers. FM music from twelve midnight to four in the after- noon provided pleasant listen- ing when student announcers and disc jockeys were not at work. Positions on the radio were open to anyone who wished to apply. Besides announcers and disc jockeys, the station had tech- nicians to keep equipment in order and three station managers to see that everything went smoothly.

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MXXXX kxwmuxkxmxxxxx xxxxxyx x xx UN mum ny, .. BAND Marching in the sun, in the r.iin and mud, or in the snow, K.1l.1m.1zoo Colleges uniformed bind gave extra spirit to home football gdmes. At pep Lillies and the homecoming bonfire, the bind .ilso provided that music to win by. A special pep bind .it home b.1sketb.1ll games played at each half, while the full band again took over in the spring for L1 band concert. The band, composed of About twenty-five members, practiced twice .1 week. Concentrating on victory. Blowhards! Band paddles pep at rally. 1 I03