UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
CHAMPAIGN

GEORGE HUFF

Director

April, 1936
Dear Sir:

There are available for positions in physical education and athletic coaching ap-
proximately 40 young men who have specialized in these subjects in the School of
Physical Education and will be graduated from the University of Illinois in June, 1936.

In addition to their general University education,* their specialized training has in-
cluded courses in:

Football Dancing and Marching

Basketball Program in Extra-curricular Sports
Track and Field Athletics Theory of Sports

Baseball Beginning Apparatus Stunts
Wrestling Advanced Apparatus Stunts
Boxing Introduction to Physical Education
Swimming Curriculum in Physical Education
Tumbling and Calisthenics School Program in Health

Training and First Aid (Includes work with physically
Recreational Sports subnormal )

They have had practical experience such as coaching freshman, intramural, and

local public school teams, and assisting in conducting University classes in physical
education. :

They have also taken required academic courses in Physiological Anatomy, Hy-
giene, Education (17 hours), Rhetoric and Composition, Sports Writing, and Psychol-
ogy. Graduates are required to have minors in two academic teaching subjects and
there are a number of academic electives.

Graduates are fully qualified to teach in the schools of the North Central Associa-
tion and meet the educational requirements of practically all of the states.

This is the fourteenth class to be graduated. We are proud of the general success
of more than 400 graduates who are employed by universities, colleges, and high schools,
with a representation in almost every state in the Union.

Some of these experienced graduates are available for positions which will be pro-
motions. There are also available several graduates with Master’s degrees, who have
done fine work for several years as members of the staff of the University department
of physical education and are now ready for positions which will give them a wider
range of responsibility and opportunity.

Address L. M. Tobin, secretary Placement Bureau, School of Physical Education,
Men’s New Gym, Champaign, Ill., giving full particulars regarding the position to be
filled. A blank is enclosed for convenience in reporting vacancies. The Bureau will
select the most appropriate candidates and send complete information. This service is
free to employers and candidates. — :

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