MODERN TRENDS IN PHYSICAL
EDUCATION FACILITIES

For College Women

By RUTH ELLIOTT HOUSTON

Professor of Health Education, Director of College Gymnasium State

Teachers College, Buffalo, New York

This important publication portrays ade- “Fy srl Edcaton Foes
quate and proper indoor and outdoor facilities ee
for the physical education of college women.
A detailed analysis of the progress and the

facilities in use in seven colleges and uni-

versities is described. The text is illustrated

with architectural plans and photographs. The

  

book has been published in a limited edition

of one thousand copies and the type has been Te
distributed. a

THE CONTENTS: Introduction, Historical Background of Physical
Education for Women, Development of Physical Education Departments
in Seven Colleges and Universities (Smith, University of California,
University of Washington, University of Texas, Leland Stanford Junior
University, Vassar), Analysis of Physical Education Buildings that
Emphasize Trends in Design and Function (Scott Gymnasium—Smith,
Hearst Memorial Gymnasium—University of California, Women’s Gym-
nasium—University of Washington, Women’s Gymnasium—University
of Texas, Women’s Gymnasium—Leland Stanford Junior University,
Physical Education Building for Women—University of California at
Los Angeles, Helen Kenyon Hall—Vassar), Summary and General

Conclusions, Bibliography, Index.

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