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

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Faculty, administrators and students all find enjoyment in meeting for coffee in the University Student Center or the old Walwood Union. The coffee fills a multitude of functions: it gives us courage to face an exam . . . wakes us up after a particularly long lecture hour . . . and, best of all, gives us an excuse for socializing with our friends. It ' s our lifeblood morning, noon and night through four years of college. AFTER A MORNING class, a cup of coffee and a chat with friends are welcome features of the Student Center. MEETING FOR COFFEE in the picnic fobb area of the Center are Wynn Berry, Mary Kay Donahue, Joan LaSombard. We Turn to Universal Campus Lifeblood — Coffee 23

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COFFEE BREAK finds Mr. Philip Rahbany, Dr. Robert Limpus, Dr. Phillip Denenfeld, Madonna Daggett in the Center. PSYCH PROFS, Dr. Jock Asher, Dr. John Popplestone, Dr. Frank Fatzinger, Dr. Richard Schmidt gather in old Union. 22 For Quick Refreshment,

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Whether our fingertips are reaching for glittering stars or whether our eyes are glued to the books in preparation for finals, we ' re not alone. Dates range from the casual study ones to the formal dinner-dances, and studying varies from the stag session to a twosome ' s quiet privacy in the library. These are the sparkling chapters of our life here at Western. Touching Stars or Hitting Books, IT ' S A CASUAL date — but even those casual ones are special. Nancy Elferdink signs out, as Dave Hauer watches. STARRY-EYED Mary McDonald and Pat Coakley arrive at the ballroom for one of the year ' s big formal dances. — PHOTO BY DAVE SEAMAN 24