'How Are You Fixed For Blades,' Ask Fencers Karl Jarvi (in upper left corner) looks feaful of being run-through and Ralph Quinn ( upper right) seems to be asking him how he’s fixed for blades. But be that as it may, these photos by Journal photographer Nancy Kohler seem to prove false the rumor that those taking the new fencing course taught by Dr. Harvey Murphy are given a ham mer, some nails, and roll ofbarb wire and put to work in the cow pasture behind the Union. Fencing is actually a serious sport and the Journal understands that it requires razor’s edge tim ing as well as sharp reflexes. If you often cut yourself shaving, don’t sign up for it. In the two shots at bottom, teams of girls seem to be in a battle to death. Would you believe un til the bell rings? Well, how about until Ur. Murphy turns his back? Maybe the best way to get good marks in this course is to stop using Ban deodorant.

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