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Adequate rooms and showers to accormodate the largest classes
or groups in approximately ten nimtes tine for taking showors
and dressing aro required, For the boys, thore should be a
shower head for cach five to eight members of a group, and for
tho girls, thore should be a shower head for each four to six
mombers of a class.

Since adequate play space is necessary for the propor conduct
of a progran of physical education, each school should provide
ample playground room with the propor armunt of space allotted
to cach of the following: basketball; tennis; volleyball;
football; playground baseball: running track; jumping pits
and other track activities. The smallest high schools, accord~
ing to nost authoritics, should have at least four acres play
space and high schools of an onrollnment of four hundred or
more should havo cight or ten acres,

It is strongly recommended and urged that all high school
pupils have a change of clothing for the physical education
period, The pupiis will feel more confortable and at ease

and mich more and bottor vork can be accomplished,

Each school is expected to heve the following sorts of supplies

and equipnont in survficiont quantitics to adequately meet the

needs of tho enro*imens of that school, (This equipment should
be furnished. on the same basis as library, laboratory, or other
school cquipmont)

Q  #$Physical education supplies such as balls, bats, nots,
ropes, and other necessary equipment in sufficient
quantities for groups of not more than thirty pupils
each,

be <Accopted types of apparetus for use in teaching tech-
nique and the fundamental skills and for giving
stunts and solf-tosting activitios, (Measuring tapes,
chinning bars, hurdles, watches, jumping standards,
balls, etc.) Proper record forms for cach pupil for
the accurate recording of his achiovonents and marks
in physical education are considered necessary.

Ce Sanitary toilets free from unnecossary odor; sanitary
Crinking fountains conveniontly located; and facil-
ities for handwashing and crying.

ad, First-aid kit accessible to all pupils and teachors.

6. Reference books on physical and health education cover=
ing organization and various types of activitics. A
list of reference material may be secured fron the
State Director upon request.

STANDARD IV

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Each school must require a health oxaminntion, by a medical
doctor, of all high school pupils at least twice during the
four yoar high school courso. Pupils representing the school
in any of the major sports mst be exaninec each year for
each sport, Pcrmanent records mst be kept of all pupils ex-
anincd.

Scheduled hcalth education classes attended by each pupil at
least four times cach month are required as a part of the phy-
sical and health education progrem, Each student should also
provide the kind of school environment and sanitary conditions
which would pormit healthful living by the child throughout
each cay.