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

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Breakfast at the Parkwood; Second breakfast at the Soda Bar Hamburgs for lunch at the College Inn; Coke and a dance at the Cheerio Afternoon coffee at the Little Mich.; Dinner at the Corral CAMPUS HANGOUTS

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Aprons and diapers play just as big a part in -fhe lives of many of the men and women on Western ' s campus as do fhe books fhey study. With many older veterans in school, the number of married students has risen far above average in these last few years. They live in trailers and apartments, and with the aid of G. I. funds, continue school in spite of wives and children to support. Where wives are enrolled, too, the home life takes on a cooperative note, with the man of the house doing his bit to keep the housework under control. 12

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WALWOOD HALL UNION BUILDING Whether you have in mind a club nnee+ing, a coke date, a bridge game, a Men ' s Union open house, or a formal dance, the chances are that you will beat a track toward the Union Building. The building ' s meeting rooms, cafeteria, soda bar, ball- room, lobby, Davis room and Men ' s Union rooms provide a place for practically any kind of event that goes on at Western. All students may use the building, and they all seem to do so. Mr. Don Scott took over the position of manager of the Union Building at the beginning of the year. Mr. Duane Plough continued in the position of assistant mana- ger and manager of the Soda Bar. 14