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National College Physical Education Association for Men 1201 Sixteenth Street Northrist Washington D.C 1 DOCUNENTRESUNE ED 116:576 SP .009877 - , . TITLE Proceedings (of the) Sixty Eighth Annual Meeting (of the) National College Physical Education Association ,,for Zen. INSTITUTION American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, Washington,"D.C. '. , PUB DATE 0 Jan 65 . NOTE 177p.; Proceeding's of the Annual Meeting of the Fationatl College Piysical Education Association for 'Men-(68th, Minneapolis, Minnesota, January 7-9, ... * -.1965) AVALABIE FROM kmeritan Alliance for Health, Physical Education, and Pedreation, 1201 Sixteenth Street, N.V., Washington, D. C: 20036' ($3.001 ,S. EDRS PRICE MR-$0.83 Plus Postage. HC Not Available from EDRS. -z DESCRIPTORS *Athletics; Cardiovascular System; Facility Planning; High Schools; History; Intercollegiate Programs; *Intramural Athletic Programs; Physical Activities; *Physical. Education; Physical Fitness; Psychology; *Teacher Education , . t ABSTRACT This document contains the 'proceedings of the, January 1965 Annual meeting of the .National, College Physical Education Association for Men (VCPEAM). In addition tp.,the special addresses "-- given al.-the meeting, the proceedings contain speeches on the followl.ng topics: (1) research, .(2) -imtercollegiate.athleticsf (3) history of sport,(4) teacher. education,(5) basicinstruction,and (6) intramurals. The research areas. discussed include the relationship-between physical activity'ind coronary heart disease and the effects of specific soCial7incentive conditions on performance on physical fitness tests. Also included 'are the. president's report, finantial reports, minutes frbm the previous ieeting,.and reports from the StandingCommittees, 'continuingCommittees, Joint Committees, and the-President's tommittees. The Constitution of the NCPEAg and lists of honorary members and active members complete the document. .. , .- (CD) - , 3,1 ***************************************************4******************* * .',Documents acquired by ERIC include many informal unpublished * materials .not available from other sources. ERIC makes every effort * * to obtain the best copy available. Nevertheless, items of marginal * * reproducibility are often encountered and this affects the quality * * of the microfiche and hardcopy reproductions ERIC makes available * * via the ERIC Document Reproduction Service (EDRS). EDRS is not * responsible for the quality of the original document. Reproductions * * supplied by EDIIS are the best that can be made from the original. ************************************#********************************** I U S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 'EDUCATION A WELFARE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION PER*" <SIC.. 'S RERRf.)-;..E S C.00YR GoE0 ,...4"ER g MICRO DOCUMENT HAS BEEN EIEEN RANr 'Et` DuCE0 EXACTLY AS REPRO. FICE ONLY THE PERSON.OR RECE,vED FROM ORGANIZATION ORIGIN ATING IT POINTS OFVIEW OR OPINIONS 01F'Z STATED 00 NOT NECESSARstY C ORGAN V.. 0,S "D,'E"- TrEPRE- SENT OFFICIAL NATIONAL R INSTITUTE OF NST.T,..ITEAGREEMEN'S 0; EG,C4' 0;* EDUCATION POSITION ORROL,cy -ONAL E:lAQEPROO,..+C'0, 0..'SDE +.E ER'C SyS-EY REO... RES PfQM 5 5,0,10C .E CO RYR Go' 0104ER 'o'r; ; N, 68th ANNuAl, NCPEAlvi MEETING HELD JANUARY 7 9 1965 L MINNEAPOLIS. MINN a PROCEEDINGS National College Physical Education Association for Men 1201 Sixteenth Street Northrist Washington D.C. 68th ANNUAL NCPEAM MEEtINGHELD JANUARY 7-9, 1965. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. .3 NEXT MEETING December 27-29, 1965 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Published 1965 by the AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND RECREATION A Department of the National Education Association 1201 Si4teenth Street, N.W. Washington, D. C. 20036 $3.00 4 er CONTENTS NCPRA24Officers1/1965 NOPEAM Committeq Chairmen 1965 vi Special Addreinkes An Education Dean Looks at Physical Education__r_ROBERT J. KELLER 1 Innovations in Teacher Education JOHN E. Nrzole 7 An Athletic Director Looks at Physical Education__ MARSH RYM1N Research Test-Retest Reliability Coefficients of Selected Measures - WILLIAM C. ADAMS 14 The Effects of Specific Social-Incentive Conditions on Performance on,Physical Fitness Tests Joax E. Dounirrr 18 Charles Harold McC10 and Physical Education Dr. McCloy's Early Life JAL-MRS R Isms 22 Current Concepts of the Relationship Between Physical Activity , and Coronary Heart Disease _HENRY J. TAYLOR 26 Intercollegiate Athletics The Role of Sports Medicine in Intercollegiate Athletics FRED B. Rost 32 What. Does Psychology Have to Offer Coaches and Trainers T_DEAN RYAN 34 A Discussion of Some Basic Principles of Muscle Training _ RONALD G. KNOWLTON 39 New Evidence of Cardiovascular Endurance Training_FRED W. KASCH 43 History of Sport The Cultural Approach to Writing Sports History____Gur M. LEwts 46 Historical Research and the Formative Years of the Modern Olympic Moverfient______ Jour: LUCAS 50 Values and Techniques of Biographical Research in Recteation________,4_L.__:_.z___:___ALLsN V. SAPOR1 52 Sports Historians MIsvm H. EYLER 57 Initiating a Program for Training Sports Historians K J MCCRIST1L 61 Teacher Education Television Teaching A F BRAINARD 63 Programed Learning as a Technique for Instructional Analysis .RUSSELL W. BURRIS 64 The Multimedia Approach to Learning_ GERALD F. MoVrr 69 Basic Instruction The F4asibility of Machine Registration of the Men's Physical Education Basic Instruction Program__ ROGER C Wu.= 73 Scheduling and Utilization of Space in the Indoor Facility._Sran BURN/MN 76 The Voluntary Basic Instruction Program at the University of California, Berkeley Cant L. NORDLY 78 Physical Education at Stanford University Join; E. NIXON 80 The Foundations of Physical Activity Course Adopted at the UnWersity of Illinois Wilzum J PENNY 82 iii " Intellectualizing the CollegeApproach to Basic Instruction in Physical Education ALEXANDER PETERSEN, JR. 85 Physical EOucation at Emory University_ CLYDE PARTLN 87 Programed Instruction for Basic PhysicalEducation Courses__ _ KENNETH A. PENMAN 93 A State Legislature Attempts to Dictate the Curriculumfor the Basic Instructional Programs . , N. A. PONTHTEUI 96 Intramurals Intramural Sports and the A AHPER H SPURGEON CREssT 08' Future Directions for intramural Sports' and the, NCPEAM_ RODNEY J. GRAMBEAII 99 High School Intramural Sports PREDERICk A. Beitis-sv103 The Responsibility of Colleges for High School Intramural Programs _DAV113-0. MA'rtlit..WS105 High School Intramural Needs Join; LEBAR 108 Deports . The President's Repoit 109 Statement of Receipts and Disbursements for the 'Fiscal Year Ended November 30, 1964_ 110 Financial Report on Quest Account.. 111 Proposed Operating Budget, Fiscal Year 1965 112 Minutes, Executive CounciL_, * 113 Minutes, Association Business Meetings_______ 118 Standing Committees ,, Convention Manager's Report ° 120 Finance Committee 121 Historical Records Committee A_ 122 Membership Committee 122 Necrology Committee__,_ 122 Nominations Committee 124 Resolutions 125 Research Committee 125 Continuing Committees Operating Code _____.____ ..... 126- President's Committees Conant _ ...... 127 Construction and Equipment Committee 127 Conference Time and Site Committee 128 ducational Television Committee 129 National Facilities Conference Report _ 130 Joint ttees Jo .1,Committee on Physical Education for College Men and. Wdmen 131 Clans r -on, National College Physital Education'Associa,tion for Men 132 Eonorary Membirs 1965 138 Active Members 1965 140 iy? NCPEAM Officers 1965 Executive Officers President _Arthur Weston,. Brooklyn College President-Elect Richard Donnelly, University of Minnesota Secretary-Treasurer David Matthews, University of Illinois Member-at-Large Richard Havel, Wayne State University Executive Council President Arthur Weston Brooklyn College President-Elect__________ __Richard Donnelly, University of Minni?sota Secretary-Treasurer_ .DaVi. atthews, University of Illinois Past President___________ n Nixon, Stanford University Chairman, Research Section_ Gene Asprey, University of Iovia Chairman, Intramural Athletics Section' Henry Buchanan, Texas Technological College Chairman, Intercollegiate Athletics Section Marion Clausen, University of Arizona Chairman,Teacher Education Section____Chalmer Hixson, Ohio State University Chairman,History of Sport Section______ A. C. Moore, University of Illinois Chairman,Basic Instruction Section____Dean UMcity of California Pection Chairmen-Elect Basic Instruction__ ..... Cutler, University of Washington History of Schnitzer, University of Cincinnati Intercollegiate Athletics __Harry Fritz, Western Illinois University Intramural Athletica______Edward Slaughter, University of Virginia Clarke, University of Maryland Teacher Education___L_____James Odenkirk, Bowling Green State University . Siction Secretaries Basic Strong, East Carolina College History of Sport. _ _ __ _ __._.._Wallace Browning, Idaho State University Intercollegiate Athletics___________Alex Bundgaard, South Dakota State gollege Intramural Atheltics_______ _________Lynn Reading, Iowa State University Kroll, University of Texas Teacher Education.__.___._ ___._-_.__--.Frank Bearden, Rice University Convention Managers Manager Thomas Evaul, Temple University Assistant Manager Noriman Sheets, Temple University 7 NCPEAM Committee Chairmen 1965 Standing Committee Chairmen Constitution Keith Bowen, Eastern Michigan University Convention Program Richard Donnelly, University of Minnesota- Pinnee Frederick Holier, University of West Virginia Foieign Relations_ Maurice Clay, University of Kentucky Historical Records Toturenee Locke, Columbia University Membership Carl Peterson, University
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