Brown University - Liber Brunensis Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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Hello Brown! THE BROWN NETWORK President WILLIAM P. SAUNDERS Business Manager JOHN H. LYMAN Program Director GEORGE H. WALKER, I Production Manager CHARLES B. SCOVIL Technical Director RANE G HOWARD B Art Director RALPH E. BRIGGS, JR 123 The Network is on the air again. Pianist, broadcasting, is right in the groove. Bill Saunders, Network chief, airs his v

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SIR BROWN Editor-in-Chief JAMES A. MUNVES Managing Editor WILLIAM H. SULLIVAN Business Manager SIhCBleY bl YK Associate Editors . BEEl B L IHOMAS B 5 HILESIIGER Circulation Manager L B Art Editors NOEMVAN C BYE IR CECRCE H WALKIR Photography J. JUDSON MEALY EEE L B R D Editor Munves concocts a new angle in humor. Business Manager Meyer calculates profits. Sir Brown prepares to launch sale of new issue.

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6 ', Ale.Cch tec Ls ll:tl'liff Chief Petty Officer Catenese watches one of his boys go through a few pushups. A close play occurs during an intramural ball game. The Physical Fitness Program With the advent of the war, the Navy saw colleges as a potential reservoir pf officer material. With this in mind, the Navy embarked on its N.R.O.T.C. physical fitness program by training men of promis- g othletic sbility for duty a: leaders in the arowinaprooram. ChclPely Oifficer Catanese came to Brown in the Spring of 1949 to begin preparations for the Brown R.O.T.C. physical training program. To facilitate administration, the N.RO.T.C. line: pioaran and the college Siudent becreaton Bieorem vwere merged 1h future Naval officers train with future Army and Marine officers. Chief Petty OFfficer Bayliss came to Brown at the beginning of the second semester to aid Catanese in the new bl fines progras. Thie program has been planned to include a variety of activities tending to promote endurance as well as the maximum in muscular fitness. ey