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

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BRIDGE LESSONS can be worse than a 600 course. BRIDGE AND KOFFEE THE Koed Koffee Club. ' I ' heie art ' inuii) outlets for excess time on campus. Among tliese are tlie Koed Koffee Klub and Bridge les.son.s. The Koed Koftee is sponsored by AWS and provides a place for students to become better ac (luaiiited. C]ards, chess, checkers, etc. are provided ainiiij; witli coflee. Bridge lessons are a little more serious form of enter- tainment. Unfortunately you cannot get credit for them, hut you can almost be guaranteed not to pass, if ( ur partner bids one no trump.

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PETER PAN and Captain Hook come to Western thanks to Henry Hall ' s house display. Their efforts gained them the first place trophy for all residence halls on campus. UMBRELLA SALES zoomed during Homecoming weekend. THE MUSIC OF Glenn MUler ' s Orchestra, directed by Ray Mc- Kinley, provided equally fine listening and dancing at the Gold Dance.

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DURING GAME TIME, the visiting band members watched the Broncos roll up another victory. BAND DAY One hundred twirling batons and over 2000 gleam- ing instruments gave color and excitement to West- ern ' s annual Band Day. In a half-time show over 35 area high school bands joined forces to honor the Mid-American Conference and WVIU ' s retired comp- troller, ' Mac MacDonald. The bands rehearsed all morning to present the varied program to the spec- tators of the football game. OVER 2000 INSTRUMENTS spelled out MAC in tribute to the Mid- American Conference and Western ' s retired comptroller, Mac MacDonald.