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INTERSCHOLASTIC TRACK AND FIELD MEET

 

 

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INTERSCHOLASTIC TRACK AND FIELD MEET

 

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CHANGCEELOR DEANE W, MALOTT

The University of Kansas welcomes to its campus today, the young men of
Kansas and other visitors, for the thirty-ninth annual interscholastic track and
field meet. This event has become one of the outstanding traditional athletic
events of the state, and as our guests, we are happy to have you, and cordially
invite you to avail yourselves of all the facilities which provide for your enjoy-
ment during your visit to Mt. Oread, .

The University of Kansas has accepted the challenge that the future of our
civilization may depend upon the training and education of our people. The Uni-
versity is now completing the organization of its war training program—a program
which involves Army, Navy, Marine Corps, aviation, and special industrial
courses of many varieties, all of critical importance in the war effort.

It is vitally important that young men and women plan to start their higher
education immediately in order to be of the maximum service to their country,
either in military service or in war industry. The University of Kansas is now
operating on a full year round basis in this all out war effort. We hope many of
you will find a home here to pursue your higher education.

DEANE W. MALOTT, Chancellor

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