The Official Publication of Indiana Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance. ---DEVELOP Volume 17, Number 1 YOUNG ADULTS WITH HEALTHY BODIES,. MINDS, AND FREE SPIRITS! QUALITY DAILY PHYSICAL EDUCATION WILL --- Winter, 1988 IAHPERD OFFICERS 1987 - 88 JOURNAL STAFF APPOINTED MEMBERS OF THE BOARD EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Thomas H. Sawyer Coordinator of the Representative Indiana State University Assembly................. Karen Teeguarden, IUPU-1 Terre Haute, IN Journal Editor. ......................Tom Sawyer, ISU 812-237-4048 Historian/Necrologist. .............. Ramona Holsinger EDITORIAL BOARD Faculty Advisor for SAC. ............Ed Schilling, IUPU-1 HEALTH EDUCATION District CoordinatorDolores Wilson, Haverhill Elementary Sue Foxx, ST. Board of Health Herbert Jones, Ball State Universtiy Ruth Engs, Indiana University PHYSICAL EDUCATION EX OFFICIO APPOINTED MEMBERS Harry Mosner, John Stranger Elementary OF THE BOARD David Gallahue, Indiana University Al Finch, Indiana State University College Coordinator .................Tom Sawyer, ISU RECREATION Conference Manager ...... Bob Weiss & John Reno, BSU Jane Kaufman, Purdue University International Relations Tony Mobley, Indiana University Jump Rope for Heart ... Darrell Taulman, Tri-County H.S. Jessyna McDonald, Purdue University State Board of Health DANCE Representative .......John Yantiss, In. State Bd. Health Mary Kimball, IUPU-1 Willie Grissom, Indiana State University Sarah Mangelsdorf, !rail State University SECTION REPRESENTATIVES (attend Board Meetings as observer, contributor; non voting) EXCUTIVE COMMITTEE General Division Past President. ...... Rebecca A. Hull, Anderson College Research ...............................Joan Duda President. .... Roberta Litherland, Elkhart Memorial H.S. Research-Elect President-Elect ................. Betty Evenbeck, IUPU-1 Student-Elect. ..................Susan Rishel, IUPU-1 Secretary ........Ruth Louise Lester, DePauw University Physical Education Executive Director ..........P. Nicholas Kellum, IUPU-1 Adapted ...............................Sy lvia Fleck Adapted-Elect ...................... Ron Davis, BSU ELECTED MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Aquatics .....................Jo anna Midtlying, BSU Aquatics-Elect ..................Sharon Burgess, BSU Vice President Dance............. Tina Leaman, IUPU-1 Elementary ......W. Print Booth, Lima-Brighton School Vice President-Elect Dance ................ Iris Rosa, IU Elementary-Elect Vice President General. ..Jenni fer Jones, Vincennes Univ. Sports and Athletics Vice President-Elect General. ..Sally Hoffman, Bridgeport Sports Medicine. Shari Skaggs, Columbia City Joint H.S. School Sports Medicine-Elect. .....Jim Routhier, Concord H.S. Vice President Health and Safety .........Ch eryl Duwve, Marion Cty. Public Health Vice President-Elect Health and Safety .. Leslie Franzman, Indian Creek H.S. Vice President Physical Education ..J. Barry Shaw, Purdue Vice President-Elect Physical Education. Harry Mosher, John Strange School Vice President RecreationPat Zezula, Huntington College Join Vice President-Elect Recreation ...................Je ffe ry Vessely, IUPU-1 Vice President Sports and D-?L<:ll <J?e�n Athletics ... Daymon Brod hacker, Arthur Campbell H.S. Vice President-Elect Sports and Athletics ............. Betty Clark, Manchester College today! Student Action Council Representative ...........Mel issa Butterworth, IUPU-1 IAHPERD Journal Volume 17, Number 1 Winter, 1988 Indiana Association Fo r Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Guidelines for Authors ........................................................2 A Message from the Editor................... ............................. ... ..3 District Officers .......................... ....................................4 President's Message ..........................................................5 The Specificity of Muscle Strength Development .................................. 7 Women In Sports ........................................................... 11 Part II: The Indiana Public School Physical Educator Report ............. .......... 13 Fit to Achieve .............................................................. 15 New Books ................................................................ 16 AALR Vision Statement. ......................................... ............ 17 Student Literary Award Program .................................... ... ....... 17 1988-91 Calendar of Events ................................................... 18 Meet Betty Evenbeck, President-Elect .......................................... 19 Conference Center-Fold ............................................... ...20 -21 Indiana Basketball: The Search for Excellence . .............. .......... .... ......22 Students: The Seed for the Future of our Profession .................. ... ...... 24 State of the State ....... .....................................................25 Student's Speak Out. .......... ...........................................27 Where are they Now? . ... ....... ........................................28 Wellness Corner ............................................................29 Book Reviews . ............................................................30 District Roundup . .......................................................31 The 1987 Indiana High School Physical Education Appraisal Results ................36 Meet Sally Hoffman, Vice President-Elect General ...............................40 Highlights Spring Journal. .................................................... 40 Views and opinions expressed in the articles herein are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the IAHPERD. 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