Department of Health & Physical Education
Princeton University, Princeton, N.dJ.

PHYSICAL FITNESS

During the present energency it is necessary that all the
available man-power of the nation be in finest possible
physical condition for any eventuality. In a war of the present
type individuals will be called upon to endure numerour hardships.
No one can reasonably expect to escape nervous and physical strain
from new tensions and additional work. It would be wise to fore-
see these conditions and by means of an intensive self-training
discipline keep oneself healthy and physically fit,

The Department of Health and Physical Education is prepared
to offer each undergraduate the opportunity to protect and develop
his health resources; to assist him in the formation of good health
habits; to help him remedy all correctible physical defects; and
to increase his knowledge of maintaining his health and that of
others in war and disaster.

With this situation in mind the university administration has
considered it advisable for all students on the accelerated course
plan to participate in a program of organized physical education.
The Department of Health and Physical Education will conduct these
classes at 2:00 P.M. and 3:00 P.M. daily Monday through Friday.
Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors on the regular four year plan are
welcome and are urged to participate in this program of physical
activity. |

All accelerated sophomore and junior students will be required
to register at the Bhysical education office before January 25rd,
during the hours 10:00-12:00 A.M. and 2:00-4:00 P.M. Class work
will begin January 26th.

The following class of students will be recognized as exceptions:
1. Members of intercollegiate squads. Such students will be re-

quired to register, but will be excused from attendance during
the active sport season in question. At the conclusion of a given

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