: Page 7. their cones recorded, Athletics directors have annroved of such - expenditures reco-nizing their volue as teachin: aids. Tho coumittce sinccrely hopes that teachers of the gnme are mking every effort not only to take pictures of their ganes but slso obtaining the proper cquinucnt vhich vill_cnable thom to build a snorts library in thoir chosen snort, This past season, to be more specific, wo at City Colleze purchased a dirst class projector md sercen. This being: the oxclusive property of the Physical Education Dopartment and used for the showing of pictures in the ficld of snorts and personal hy:ione lectures, To say thet visual aids have holped immeasurably in getting our playcrs to SEE the positive ond nog-tive apnroach to a team situation is to put it to you rather mildly. Definite arrangzemonts have been made at the end of various practice sessions to screen actual gmc pictures vhero emphasis has been placed on offensive and defensive technique. Some playcrs develop faster through practical demonstration, Others througn ouditory and visual aids, Ht is diffialt to dcotermine thich one is more effective, Many probloms still remain betvcon tho coach and his ercotest realization of tho nossibilitics of the motion pnicturo for the general advancoment of th some, 1. Tho searcity of film metorials for instructional ournoses. For producers hrve bothercd to focus on the spurts markot and as a result tho films availablo do not moet the exactin, domends of the coachin,: profession. 2, the lrck of a vroner snorts Cistribution sct up. MMs + : re a ae - 2 This pro-lom may ve solved by on associotion of schcol snorts fil libraries, nat loast tho sponsors hone thet the vroblom vill be uct. 3, Tho nroblen of prover eveluction of prosent basketbell material, This nroblom may be partieclly mot by . school or Conches Association snorts library, but the probler is 2 large one and one which should be met both individually ond collectively for the mmy conches vho are constontly seckin> materinl in the ficld for instruct- ional vurmosces. 4, The lack of adaqunite projection cquipment. While there hes been a creat incronse in the past tvo or throc years in the use of projection cquipont in schools, far too many schools remain with out facilities, It is honed thet educators and especially those in tho fiold of Physicel Educction covering varsit: ond intracural svorts prograas will soon reelize with unanimity the immortaace of visual aids. loo many of our schools are livin: in the stage conch or magic lantern days of projection cquiniacnt, There scoms to bo 1 definite rolationshin betveon the availnoility of sood basketball fils for our teachers of the sport’ and tho availability of cquipmont., ach is dependent unon the other for the nrover measure of oducational and social usefulness. Loaders in the ficld of cducntion, leaders in the field of snort, lenders in tho nrofession:l filu industry should vielcome now iders ond suggestions whereby the product, our anne of basketball, can vc improved and large audience neods at least be partially sotisficd, Resnectfully suomitted, RAT HOLMAN Collego City of Nov York Chair