Mr. Raymond Hiehols,
Chalrmmn, Genereunthama Corns toe, |
Vaiveraity of Keneng. . -

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The pébitetty that aane out of she pep relly

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the gomrecation hour whieh wae held on Tuesday, Jomuary 6,
te Sypleal of mearly ali pebliaity that chvenjslen an event,
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wards, the head cheerlosder, ny opening statment was that
the present, with ita unpredictable turns aul changes, is

altering the whole course of our lives, the jobs we work et,
the town and the University which we Mwve in, the clothes we
wear end the food that we ent. T made the atatexent

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aati: SUE SST eee cues soe the eee
af the University of Kensae aa an aid to defense, and that
the Chancellor, who is « lover of sports and recreation, was
foremost in the crusade to provide a new shating rink on the
‘4{avtremaral field and setting things im order that we might
ee ee T told them that
their skting in Norway nnd Av 41a, would he the faculty
adie adeeiaan Ga thr sane GE ie emnanins Gan eee
healthful outdoor activity. I further elaborated upon the
lights that were te be used at the skating rink and the legs
that we would have for bonfires eo that the students might
onjey thia setivicy to the fullest extent. 1 aaid, "2 is
free for the aaking,” and I cot a big hand, showing that the
students appreciated an setivity for their benefit.

: Then, my number two subject was Dr. Nedanith and
basketball. E tekk a6 Poaterich Voodiél, the peur, wiegey
German bey wandering from a broken home of unhappiness to
the Black Forest of Germany, and how out of these meanderings,
meinges end wanderings came the theory of the kindergarten-
education through play. ‘Then I mentioned the orphen boy from
 Altment, Canada, raised by an old wunele, Peter Naiant th.
Young danse Welentth, 0 woedenmn ond on cubieoy mun, etuliod