P.E. Sila. Swimming — Theory and Practice.—Includes methods of
teaching beginners, principles of beginning swimming, advanced swimming, dis-
tance strokes, speed strokes, coaching swimming events, conducting meets. TTS,
4. (yY credit hour.) Mr. Price

P.E. Silb. Diving and Life Saving.—(100 yard swim required to enter.)
Includes diving, fundamentals of spring board diving, simple dives, fancy diving,
judging in diving competition. Life Saving—Training in methods of release,
rescue, and resuscitation, preparation for the American Red Cross Senior life
saving test and the examiner’s test. TTS, 3. (14 credit hour.) Mr. PRICE

P.E. $9. Health Education and Corrective Gymnastics

Health Education—Particular emphasis on the practical application of the
various health habits suitable for high school and college students. Construction
of practical health programs for specific situations. Instruction in other phases
of the health program; hygiene of the school plant; physical education as a
health factor; the health of the teacher; health examinations; control of com-
municable diseases; hygienic arrangement of the school program; mental hy-
gene, etc.

Corrective Gymnastics — Physical Education in its broadest sense, the
handling of the physically subnormal. Flat feet and other foot disabilities, body
mechanics, constipation, hernia, joint dislocations, the after treatment for broken
bones and fractures, etc. The prevention of deformities, or the cure or correc-
tion of physical disabilities. MTWTFS, 7 a.m. (2 credit hours.)

Associate Professor STAFFORD

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