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National College Physical Education Association for Men. Proceeding of Annual Meeting (72Nd, Durham, North Carolina, January 8-11, 1969) DOCUMENT RESUME ED 120 117 SP 009 888 TITLE National College Physical Education Association for Men. Proceeding of Annual Meeting (72nd, Durham, North Carolina, January 8-11, 1969). INSTITUTION National Coll. Physical Education Association for Men. PUB DATE Jan 69 NOTE 273p.; Not available in hard copy due to print size of original document EDRS PRICE MF-$0.83 Plus Postage. HC Not Available from EDRS. DESCRIPTORS *Athletics; *Clubs; Foreign Relations; *Higher Education; History; Intercollegiate Programs; Intramural Athletic Programs; *Physical Education; *Research; Teacher Education ABSTRACT In addition to the special addresses presented, the proceedings contain speeches on the following topics: (1) basic instruction,(2) intramural athletics,(3) research,(4) foreign relations,(5) intercollegiate athletics, (6) the history of sport, and (7) teacher education. Some of the papers presented in the research section include sport and personality dynamics, and self-concept, aspiration level, and performance of competitive collegiate golfers. In the area of intramural athletics the pros and cons of sports clubs were discussed. These proceedings also include the president's report, financial reports, minutes from the last meeting, and reports from the standing committees, the president's committees, and the joint committee. Lists of NCPEAM members, committee members, and officers are presented as well as the NCPEAM constitution and by-laws, and NCPEAM policies.(PCB) *********************************************************************** Documents acquired by ERIC include many informal unpublished * materials not available from other sources.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 EDRS are the best that can be made from the original. *********************************************************************** Proceedings Annual Meeting January 8-11, 1969 Durham, North Carolina U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. EDUCATION A WELFARE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS SEEN REPRO- National DUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGIN- ATING IT POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRE- SENT OFFICIAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF College EDUCATION POSITION OR POLICY Physical Education "PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS COPY- Association RIGHTED MATER AL AS BY TO ERIC AND ORGANIZATIONS OPERATING UNDER AGREEMENTS WITH THE NATIONALIN- STITUTE OF EDUCATION FURTHER REPRO- DUCTION OUTSIDE THE ERIC SYSTEM RE. for Men OUIRES PERMISSION OF THE COPYRIGHT OWNER' MIMIABIE BESTCOri NEXT MEETING December 27-30, 1969 Chicago, Illinois Copyright ©1968 by the NATIONAL COLLEGE PHYSICAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION FOR MEN C.E. Mueller, Secretary-Treasurer 203 Cooke Hall, University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455 $5.00 J9 Contents NCPEAM Officers 1969 1 NCPEAM Committee Members 1969 2 Special Addresses Enigma (Presidential Address) CHARLES KOVACIC 5 Means-End Relationships (General Session Address) IRVING ALEXANDER 8 The Pragmatism of Clark Hetherington (General Session Address) RICHARD B. MORLAND 14 Basic Instruction Serving Student Purposes MARTIN H. ROGERS 21 Surfeiters of Venerable Traditions JAMES L. BREEN 25 A Challenge Answered LEO L. GEDVILAS 26 The Use of Limited and Off-Campus Facilities for College Physical Education Programs CHARLES J. KRISTUFEK 32 Do Films Help Students Learn Motor Skills? WAYNE B. BRUMBACH 36 Intramural Athletics Pros and Cons of Sports Clubs DICK JAMERSON 41 Pros and Cons of Sports Clubs GEORGE W. HANIFORD 49 Pros and Cons of Sports ClObs TAYLOR DODSON 54 Research Sport and Personality Dynamics BURRIS F. HUSMAN 56 Reaction to "Sport and Personality Dynamics" E. DEAN RYAN 70 Reaction to "Sport and Personality Dynamics" ROBERT E. MCADAM 75 Reaction to "Sport and Personality Dynamics" R N SINGER 76 The Pratt Family-Laymen Extraordinary in the History of Physical Education J. EDMUND WELCH 80 Charles Harold Mc Cloy: His Professional Preparation and Early Work Experiences JAMES R. LITTLE 91 Self-Concept, Aspiration Level, and Performance of CLIFFORD A. BOYD Competitive Collegiate Golfers RICHARD B. GARVER 100 The Development and Discriminant Analysis of ANDREW S. JACKSON Swimming Profiles of College Men JOHN D. PETTINGER 104 Resuscitation and Cross-Infection Control RICHARD H. POHNDORF 110 Foreign Relations Comparative, International, and Development Studies in Physical Education JOHN E. NIXON 114 Intercollegiate Athletics Establishing and Developing College Soccer PAUL S. FARDY 124 History of Sport First International Seminar on the History of Physical Education and Sport EARLE F. ZEIGLER 132 1879: The Beginning of an Era in American Sport GUY M. LEWIS 136 An Historical Study of the Aims, Contents, and Methods of Swedish, Danish, and German Gymnastics Systems. DAVID 0. MATTHEWS 145 Description of the New Sports Library Collection at San Jose State College WILLIAM F. GUSTAFSON 155 4 Teacher Education Researchers and Teachers at the OK Corral LAWRENCE F. LOCKE 160 Reaction to "Researchers and Teachers at the OK Corral" JESSE L. PARKS 169 Reaction to "Researchers and Teachers at the OK Corral" ARNE L. OLSON 171 Some Aspects of Research and Practice RICHARD I. MILLER 172 Response to "Some Aspects of Research and Practice" J. KENNETH CUMMISKEY 178 Response to "Some Aspects of Research and Practice" WILLIAM G. ANDERSON 181 Reports President's Report 183 Statement of Receipts and Disbursements 184 Convention Manager's Report 185 Quest Advisory Board Report 187 Minutes, Executive Council March 30, 1968 189 January 8, 1969 190 January 9, 1969 192 January 11, 1969 193 Minutes, Association Business January 9, 1969 193 January 10, 1969 194 Standing Committees Constitution 195 Finance 196 Foreign Relations 197 Historical Records 197 Legislative 198 Membership 199 Necrology 201 Operating Codes 209 Policies 210 Public Relations 211 Resolutions 211 President's Committees Time and Site 212 Utilization of Television in Physical Education 213 Supervisors and Teachers of Elementary School Physical Education Conference Report 214 Joint Committee Physical Education and Athletics, NCPEAM, NCAA, and AAHPER 217 Rules and Regulations Constitution and By-Laws 219 Policies 224 Membership Lists Honorary Members 229 Active Members 234 NCPEAM OFFICERS 1969 Officers President David Matthews, University of Illinois President-Elect Chalmer Hixson, Ohio State University Past President Charles Kovacic, University of CaliforniaDavis Secretary-Treasurer C E "Pat" Mueller, University of Minnesota Member-at-Large Frank Bearden, Rice University Section Chairman Basic Instruction Sheldon Fordham, University of IllinoisChicago History of Sport Robert Salmons, Queens College, Flushing, N.Y. Intercollegiate Athletics Andrew Kozar, University of Tennessee Intramural Athletics Robert Bland, Rice University Research Edmund Bernauer, University of CaliforniaDavis Teacher Education Lawrence Locke, University of New Mexico Section Chairmen-Elect Basic Instruction Carl Peterson, University of Pittsburgh History of Sport D B. Van Dalen, University of CaliforniaBerkeley Intercollegiate Athletics LeRoy Simpson, Wayne State College, Nebraska Intramural Athletics W i l l a r d Holsberry, Texas Tech Research Bob McAdam, University of Minnesota Teacher Education Muska Mosston, Rutgers University Section Secretaries Basic Instruction Joe Pease, Kansas State Teachers College History of Sport Guy Lewis, University of Massachusetts Intercollegiate Athletics Herman Segrest, Texas Tech Intramural Athletics Paul Hook, Southern Methodist University Research Bill Koch, Western Kentucky University Teacher Education Barry Pelton, University of Houston Convention Notes for the 73rd Annual Convention Convention City Chicago, Illinois Convention Hotel Sheraton-Chicago Convention Dates December 27-30, 1969 1 NCPEAM COMMITTEE MEMBERS 1969 Standing Committees Constitution Committee Frederick W. Bierhaus, University of Colorado (Chairman) 1969 John M. Cooper, Indiana University 1969 Deane E. Richardson, University of Minnesota 1970 Arthur E. Fourier, Auburn University 1970 Jesse Cearly, North Texas State University 1971 Alfred C. Werner, State University of N.Y., Albany 1971 Convention Program Committee Chalmer Hixson, Ohio State University (Chairman) 1969 David 0. Matthews, University of Illinois 1969 Sheldon L. Fordham, University of Illinois, Chicago Circle 1969 Charles R. Kovacic, University of California, Davis 1969 Paul Hook, Southern Methodist University 1969 Edsel Buchanan, Texas Tech College 1969 Richard Clegg, California State at Long Beach 1969 C.E. Mueller, University of Minnesota 1969 Finance Committee Eugene E. Stish, East Stroudsburg State College (Chairman) 1969 John H. Spurgeon, University of South Carolina 1969 C.E. Mueller, University of Minnesota (Ex officio) 1969 David C. Bane Ima, University of Colorado 1970 Don Adee, Chico State College 1970 Bruce Curtis, Rio Grande College 1971 Jesse MacLeay, Trinity University 1971 Historical Records Committee J. Edmund Welch, West Virginia Institute of Technology (Chairman) 1969 Wayne B. Brumbach, University of Oregon 1970 Robert Salmons, Queens College 1970 Harold VanderZwaag, University of Massachusetts 1971 A.G. Moore, Archivist, University of Illinois (Continuing
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