2. General Aim:

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fitness alreash achieved and adding to it. In addition, it is

designed to teach skills, knowledges ond techniques in the sports

and activities in which the student is interested so that those
activities may be pursued after the student is no longer in the
Universi ty.

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All man will be urged, in addition to the three hours of physical
edusation in the required program, to participate in at least two

to develop and maintain ama high state of physical efficiensy
the men of the University, and at the same time to provide the
opportunity for the development of a physically, mentally and
socially integrated individual through vigorous physical activities.

 

le To toach mon to swim acceptably well.

2, to tegen ted tention ves Whyetenty oe Wak Wey whl bo
able to make a greater contribution to the war effort.

- $- fo develop recreational skills and knowledges which will
have a “carry over” value after college and also in time of peace.

4. Through the concomitant learnings attendant upon the physical
edueation experiences to develop the individual's character and
personality traits.

Se Development of safety knowledges and teclmiques on land and
water's