SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Requirements
All students registered in the College are required to take two years of
Physical Education, which must be completed by the end of the student's
second year. This regulation applies to those who are preparing to enter
the professional schools of Medicine, Law, Engineering, Architecture or
schools of other professions, as well as to those applying for Academic Degrees.
No partial credit is ; students transferring from other colleges or
universities must present year of credit for advanced standing.
Exception to the above regulations can be made only by the Dean of the
College with the approval of the Director of Physical Education.
Physical Education A1: Required First-Year Course: Three hours per
week of Floorwork for three terms. First term: Highly organized work consisting
of marching tactics, mass calisthenics, light and heavy apparatus work
and special exhibition drills. Second term: A progressive course in boxing,
wrestling and basketball is followed. Third term: Recreative type of program
emphasized. Indoor baseball, playground baseball, volley and service
ball, outdoor track work and swimming complete the first-year work.
Associate Professor Ludwig, Assistant Professor Heidloff, Mr. Hoskins
and Assistants.
Three hours per week of Hygiene for one term. Men will be assigned
either for first, second or third term. The course consists of a series of lectures,
recitations and assigned reading on physical functions and the
mechanism of body exercise.
Professor Lambeth.
Physical Education B1: Required Second-Year Course: Three hours
per week for three terms of Floorwork only. Mass games constitute the
major portion of this course. First term: Men may elect soccer, touch
football or cross-country work. Second term: Swimming, basketball, handball
or heavy gymnastics may be selected. Third term: Baseball, track
work or swimming may be selected.
Associate Professor Ludwig, Mr. Hoskins and Assistants.
Physical Education: Advanced Class: Advanced course in heavy apparatus
work. Six hours per week for two terms (first and second terms).
Open to any student in the College.
Assistant Professor Heidloff and Assistants.
Physical Education: Special: Special class for students with physical
defects. Hours to be assigned to suit individual cases.
Professor Lambeth and Assistants.
See the Official Bulletin of the School of Physical Education for a detailed
description of all courses listed, together with the rules and regulations
governing the activities of the School. Booklet issued at the Office of the
School of Physical Education in the Memorial Gymnasium.
