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

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3 il 5 rg, lf, +L Say, this is all right. Why just once a year? Well, maybe a little bit . . Aw W A , ,Q-N X' AS THE YEAR ROLLS ON the familiar grind of classes threatens to take its toll. So we seek to retain our sanity through the many and varied extrafcurricular activities offered on campus. These include clubs for the linguist, the politician, the theologian, the historian, the esthete, and the outdoorsman. There are dorm mixers for the socialite, bridge lessons for the intellectual, a blood drive for the ablefbodied, and Twirp Week for Sadie Hawkins. it was nothing.

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2 L K v Barb Kent, Sherry Yntema, Kathy Kelly, and Joan Shoesmith reign over the Homecoming activities with Queen Sherlee Hutchison. NO BATHING SUITS OR PAJAMAS MAY BE WORN TO CLASSES, warn the announcements which herald the arrival of Hoedown Day. Yet we manage to garb ourselves garishly and appear in classes complete with bongos, berets, sandals, and jamaicas, carrying out the Calypso theme. At 2:00, excused from classes for the remainder of the day, we swarm to the jazz concert in the Uakland gym to hear the Ramsey Lewis Trio. Friday evening is Hlled, too, with the bonfire, pep rally, fireworks, and the crowning of Queen Sherlee during intermission at the Bermuda Hop.