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Page 136 text:
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' .•' N EDWARD WESTON (Acting Secretary) DAVID ARMBRUSTER (Physical Director) When the spring-board and pool are no longer attractive, just retire to the reading room or lobby to muse through the papers or chat with the fellows. If you are down in the mouth, go to the “Y” and you’ll get a new grip on life. Cheer up! put your shoulder to the wheel; walk on the sunny side of the street and congratulate yourself that you are alive and able to take advantage of the best Y. M. C. A. building in the world for new students. Get the habit. ' -NX V V- X
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THE CITY “Y” LOBBY “Come on along ’ men, touch elbows and mingle in the lobby of the City “Y.” It’s a large, pretty, popular place prepared for you. Greet the Secretary, meet the Physical Director and beat your chum at the checkerboard. Take out a membership, get a locker, rent a towel and make yourself at home. You are always welcome. If you need a room, get one in the “Y Dorm,” steam heat, electric light and water. Just like the one you left at home. Get in the “Gym” class under the leadership of Mr. Physical Director. He will limber up your muscles, remove awkwardness and give you a work-out on the horse, bars, or with the dumb-bells that will make you feel fine. When you are through, take a shower bath and plunge into the pool. That swimming pool is still better than the one that in your boyhood days you have run away from home and mother just for one clear cold plunge. Take advantage of it.
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