Western Michigan University - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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Page Ten President DVVIGHT B. XVALDO, A. M., L. L. D

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BROWN AND GOLD STAFF GEORGE J. KREMBLE... BENI. J. BUIKEMA .... NIYRTLE ALLINSON .... BURKE BARTLETT ..... ARDELL OLDS .......... EVELYN VAN BLARCUM DONALD RANDALL ...... CHARLES VRANY ...... MARGARET CRITCHETT.. HARRY HULLER ........ C. E. CARR ...... ZOE CULPEPPER .... LOUISE GILLEO .... DORIS BISHOP .... CECIL HOYT ........... FLORENCE BURKHARD. .. VVALTER FARRER. . . . . . . . . . . .Editor-in--Chief . . .Bizsiucss lllauager ...... . . .Asif Mgr. . . . .Literary Editor ... . .A5s't Editor ....Ass't Editor . . .Picture Editor ... .Ass't Editor . . . . . . . .Ass't Editor Ad'Z'Ut'iiSi1lg .Manager ...........Ass't Mg-r. . . . .Ass't Mgr. ... , .Art Editor ...flsx't Editor .. .Ass't Editor ....Ass't Editor .........foke Editor VERNA FENSTERMACHER .... JOHN STRANDBERG ....... . . .... Circulation 1VIanagor . . . . . .Athletic Editor

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