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Vaughn Announces Red Cross Class for Life Saving Badge
Course for Instructors Open Only to Senior Life Savers
Frank Vaughn, intramural swimming coach, has announced that starting today Red Cross classes in the instruction of candidates for the Junior and Senior life-saving badges will be held.
Because the course is a training-program for instructors, men taking it must be 29 years of ago, must already have passed the Senior Life-Saving requirements, and must be able to demonstrate their ability to swim a quarter-mile, using any stroke.
While Senior life-saving certificates have helped many students to secure summer jobs, Vaughan pointed out that the certificate obtained by passing this course should make a man even more valuable as an instructor of aquatic sports at camps, beaches, or municipal pools.
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