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four years later, the cadet competes in either intercol legiate or intramural athletics, A whole man is created with an educated mind in a trained body. The wins,

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Physical fitness, gained through all forms of athletic activity, also plays a vital part, and although condition ing and recreational sports are not covered by the pages to follow, they also help us reach our goal.

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Football The Football team started off strong in the first two games with victories over Stanford and C,S,U, But, such powers as Missouri,

proved to be too much for the Falcons who were lacking depth. The highhght of the season came with the we placed on our arch rivals, CU, UCLA

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