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National College Physical Education Association for Men ED 120 150 SP 009 923 TITLE National College Physical Education Association for. Men. Proceedings of Annual Meeting (70th, San Diego, California, December 28-31, 1966). INSTITUTION National Coll. Physical Education Association for Men. PUB DATE 67 NOTE 219p. AVAILABLE FROM American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, 1201 Sixteenth Street, N.V., Washington, D.C. 20036 ($3.00) EMS PRICE MF-$0.83 Plus Postage. HC Not Available from EDRS. DESCRIPTORS *Athletics; Exercise (Physiology); Foreign. Relations; *Higher Education; History; Intercollegiate Programs; Intramural Athletic Programs; Muscular Strength; *Physical Education; Physical Fitness; *Research; Swimming; Teacher Education ABSTRACT In addition to the special addresses, the proceedings contain speeches on the following topics:(1) the history of sport, (2) teacher education,(3) basic instruction,(4) intramural athletics, (5) research, (6) foreign relations, and (7) intercollegiate athletics. Some of the materials presented in the research section include papers on physical fitness, swimming, isometric exercises and muscular strength, and teacher tasks. Also presented in the proceedings are the president's report, financial reports from the standing committees, the president'scommittees, the continuing committee, and the joint committee. Lists of NCPEAM members, committee members, and officers are also included. 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Ii EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO- /2/ /ORERAT DUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM C FR AND ')R...NLZAT,ON5 iNDF 4, A,-,RE E VENTS ..,1,HTHE NA THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGIN- ,Ni. ,1'. T TE Cc.EDUCATION ATING IT POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS 1')NA OuT510E i. ,.. ntr. Rw r PRC,D,i( r'r)N STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRE- THE FRS'.,,,,TFA0 pEallIPES PF RN116 SENT OFFICIAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ,,1 ON 0c [HE' OR ,P :OH ' 01INE R' EDUCATION POSITION OR POLICY Proceedings 70th Annual Meeting December 28-31,1966 San-Diego, California National College Physical Education Association for Men 1201 Sixteenth Street; N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036 3 NEXT MEETING January 10-13,1968 Houston, Texas Published 1967 by the AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND RECREATION A Department of the National Education Association 1201 Sixteenth Street, N.W. Washington, D. C. 20036 $3.00 Contents NCPEAM Officers 1967 1 NCPEAM Committee Chairmen 1967 2 Special Addresses Toward a Better Tomorrow (Presidential Address) RICHARD J. DONNELLY 3 Presentation of the Academy Citation for Quality of Publication to the National College Physical Education Association for Men ELWOOD CRAIG DAVIS 11 History of Sport Oral HistoryNew Horizon far Physical Education and Sport Historians STRATTON F. CALDWELL 13 A History of Physical Education in the YMCA ELMER L. JOHNSON 20 Johann C. F. Guts Muths's Contributions to Athletics NICOLAAS J. MOOLENIJZER 22 History of Sport Through the Media of Art MERLE A. ROUSEY 27 Teacher Education Toward a Conceptual Model of the Academic Subject Matter of Physical Education as a Discipline WARREN P. FRALEIGIt 31 Reaction to Fraleigh's Presentation ROGER K. BURKE 40 Reaction to Fraleigh's Presentation SEYMOUR KLEINMAN 42 The Integration of a Style of Teaching with the Structure of the Subject Matter MUSKA MOSSTON 43 On Understanding Mosston, Circa 1967 LAWRENCE F. LOCKE 47 Basic Instruction A New and Hard Look at College Physical Education Programs MARTIN H. ROGERS 53 A College Physical Education Program that Is WESLEY K. RUFF 56 Changing .. Fastlt Meeting College Student Needs Through an Integrated Program of Physical Activity JOHN A. FRIEDRICH 58 Toledo's Service Health and Physical Education Program: All or Nothing at All DONALD STOLBERG, PERRY JOHNSON 67 Physical Education in Community Junior Colleges DEMIE J. MAINIERI 70 Illinois Junior College Physical Education Programs and Their Articulation with Four-Year Institutions JOHN J. SWALEC 74 Articulation from the California Junior College Point of View GORDON M. GRAY 78 New England Junior College Physical Education ProgramsTheirArticulation with Four-Year Institutions GRANT LONGLEY 80 Intramural Athletics Intramural Survey of California Public Junior Colleges, Fall 1966 CHESTER DeVORE 85 iii Utilization of the Computer in Scheduling Intramural Sports JOSEPH R. HIGGINS 87 Research Improvement and Retention of Physical Fitness N A. PONTHIEUX, C. W. LANDISS, D. G. BARKER 91 Use of Fins in Teaching the Crawl Kick to Beginning and Intermediate Swimmers BERNARD GUTIN, JEFFREY LICHTER 94 The Graduate Record Examination and the Advanced Physical Education Test as Predictors of Success in a Master's Degree Program WILLIAM F. GUSTAFSON 96 Professional, Semiprofessional, and Nonprofessional Teacher Tasks Performed by Teachers of Boys Physical Education in Two Selected California High School Districts JOHN C. GILMORE 99 A Comparison of Men's Attitudes Toward Physical Education in 1956 and 1965 RICHARD B. STREID 102 The Effect of Selected Pace Variations on the 02 Requirement of Running a 4:37 Mile WILLIAM C. ADAMS 104 A Comparison of Isotonic and Isometric Exercises in the Development of Muscular Strength STAN BURNHAM 106 A "Front End" Cardiovascular Efficiency Test KENNETH A. PENMAN 109 Calculation of Metabolic Mixtures by Fortran Programing E M. BERNAUER 115 A Cluster Analysis of Static Strength JOHN W. BORCHARDT 120 Deterioration Curves and Their' Reversal by Physical Fitness Exercise Programs THOMAS K. CURETON, SIDNEY B. SWARD, PAUL M. RIBISL 122 Foreign Relations What We Can Learn from the Europeans, East and West MICHAEL YESSIS 127 Physical. Education in Europe CECIL W. MORGAN 129 Intercollegiate Athletics Administrative Theory as a Basis for Practice in Intercollegiate Athletics EARLE F. ZEIGLER, GARTH PATON 131 Reports President's Report 141 Statement of Receipts and Disbursements for the Fiscal Year Ended November 30, 1966 144 Convention Manager's Report of the 70th Annual NCPEAM Convention 145 Report from Quest Advisory Board 149 Minutes, Executive Council December 28, 1966. 152 December 29, 1966 152 Minutes, Association Business December 29, 1966 153 December 30, 1966 153 Standing Committees Constitution 154 Finance 155 Foreign Relations 156 iv Historical Records 157 Legislative 158 Membership 164 Necrology 165 Operating Code 168 Policies 169 Public Relations 174 Resolutions 174 President's Committees Utilization of Television in Physical Education 175 Conference Time and Site 176 Continuing Committee Construction and Equipment 177 Joint Committee Physical Education and Athletics for AAHPER, NCAA, and NCPEAM 178 Honorary Members 181 Active Members 185 NCPEANI Officers 1967 Officers President Louis E. Alley, University of Iowa President-Elect Charles R. Kovacic, University of California, Davis Past President Richard J. Donnelly, University of Minnesota Secretary-Treasurer David 0. Matthews, University of Illinois Member-at-Large Russell K. Cutler, University of Washington Section Chairmen Basic Instruction Carlton R. Meyers, State University of New York at Buffalo History of Sport David A. Field, University of Bridgeport Intercollegiate Athletics Keith E. Bowen, Eastern Michigan University Intramural Athletics John Le Bar, Duke University Research E. Dean Ryan, University of California, Davis Teacher Education Warren P. Fraleigh, San Jose State College Section Chairmen-Elect Basic Instruction Martin H. Rogers, State University College at Brockport, New York History of Sport Paul Stage, University of the Pacific Intercollegiate Athletics Wayne Crawford, University of California, Irvine Intramural Athletics Don C. Bailey, North Texas State University Research ,Dale L. Hanson, Macalester College Teacher Education Frank W. Bearden, Rice University Section Secretaries Basic Instruction Kenneth R. Church, Central Missouri State College History of Sport Guy M. Lewis, Pennsylvania State University Intercollegiate Athletics Carl W. Se lin, U.S. Coast Guard Academy Intramural Athletics John A. Colgate, Western Illinois University Research Kenneth A. Penman, Washington State University Teacher Education Lyle I. Olsen, San Diego State College Convention Subcommittees (Members of Rice University Staff) Convention Manager Frank W. Bearden Assistant Convention Manager Dale Spence Arrangements Norman Charlton Publicity J. R. Barker Hospitality G L Hermance Reception and Banquets Bob Bland Registration Information Dale Spence Convention Notes for the 71st Annual Convention Convention City Houston, Texas Convention Hotel Rice Hotel, P.O. Box 53028 Convention Dates January 10-13, 1968 1 NCPEAM Committee Chairmen 1967 Standing Committee Chairmen Constitution Frank W. Bearden, Rice University Convention Program Charles R. Kovacic, University of California,
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