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

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.ang Snow Carnival's grand trophy went tu Phi Alpha and Phi Sigma Epsilon. 3 , He-nry's skiing snowman captured a first in its division Gulliver visited Delta Chi and brought them first prize for sculptures

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ei Z E x-Waivkiimlifgfiiif Carnicus provides wonderful winter en- tertainment, and it's all for a worthy cause. THE ICY FINGERS of Qld Man Winter grasp the campus rather loosely, tightening their grip only on a few subfzero days. But every winter day is a trial for stalwart students who find the paths of learning constantly hlocked hy unshoveled snowdrifts, unrnaneuverable patches of ice, and dirty slush. Vxfeelvends, however, are fun all year 'round and winter is no exception. Winter weekfends find warmfweather enthuf siasts holed up in the dorm for a threefday study session, while hardier souls venture forth with snowshoes, skates, and cafeteria trays in search of fun, frolic, and excitement. And if the quest ends in cold feet, a sore back, and a drippy nose, well, who's to say it wasnlt worth the fun? Qu.. The Beard Contest serves the functional purpose of keeping the fellows' faces warm. 29 ,