The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-10
ONLY SCHOOL OF
KIND IN WEST
Plans for Next Session Of
School of Physical EduCa-
ton at University.
NEW COURSES PLANNED
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB TO BE
FEATURE.

The second annual session Of the
School Of Physical Education of the
University Of Utah will be held this
summer from June IL to July q. This
school is the only one of it's kind In tho
west and is the same as the ChautaUnUa
School of Physical Education Of New
York and the Yale Summer School OF
Physical Education. II was founded
last year to meet the needs Of the
teachers Of the west who were unable
to attend these schools in the east, and
it had an especially successful season
The enrolment was about 200, and stu
dents from all parts of the United
States attended.
DR.. William Gilbert Anderson Of
Yale will agan be at the head of the
school. He Is at present director OF the
gymnasium at Yale. and was the
founder Of the Chautauqua School Of
Physical Education. DIT. Jacob Bolin.
dean Of the Chautauqua school and
head of BJlin Institute OF New York. has
also been secured for this year. An
other we'll known teacher viii be H. )
Anderson. instructor of physical edu-
cation. Yale who will have charge OF
the apparatus work Professor Maud
MAY Babcock and Coach Joe Maddox
will be with the school again this year,
q
fered is the normal course The first
and second years viii be offered this
year. and the third year next session
The first years subjects include auat-
Omy. methods, first aid, physiology.
Swedish and American gymnastics.
dancing folk dancing. voice building
and heavy gymnastics In practice. The
second year includes anatomy. anthro-
pometry. physical diagnosis in theory
Hfraez
clubs and light apparatus i'm practice
An eIemeutery school gymnastics course
is offered for class teachers and super
visors who wish to familiarizc them
selves with the purposes, methods and
exercises of physical ira ming FOR
schools.
Course in Athletics.
An interesting course sill be the one
offered I'm athletics which gives both
the theoretical and practical instruc-
ton i'm all games and contests OF asso-
citation. school and college life. II Is
designed for physical directors who
have charge Of outdoor work and those
who may direct the athletic activities
for girls. Courses in football, baseball
track athletics and all outdoor sport.
will be given and teams organized 10
assist i'm teaching them.
Another feature that will be intro
duced this year is the Boys and Girls
club. This club is designed for the
practical talks. instructive entertain
ments and physical development Of
bows and girls between 10 and is years
Of age 1t will extend through three
weeks and viii call for two or three
hours daily except Saturdays and Sun
days.
The Faculty.
The faculty for the school of ply
steal education is composed Of DIT VII
liam Gilbert Anderson. director of
gymnasium. Yale university. DIR. Jacob
Bolin. dean Of the ChautsUqua School
Of Physical Education and the Bolin
Institute Of New York. Professor
Maud Nav BabcOck. director of gym
nasium for women. professor of elocu-
ton. University OF Utah: Joseph II.
Maddox. director of athletics. director
of physical education for men. In YER
sitv of Utah. Martha Jennings John
son. director of physical education in
salt Lake city public schools: Assist
ant Professor John Zimmerman Brown.
assistant professor OF physiology, Uni
versitv OF Utah: Herbert SCHUYLER An
lerson. instructor I'm physical educa-
ton. Yale. Isabel Salmon Ross. IN
structor I'm physical education. Utah
school for deaf and blind; Elsie Jane
Ward. instructor in physical education.
salt Lake High school; Anna Nebeker.
instructor in physical education for
women. L. d. s. L: II. Leo Marshall.
instructor in physical education for
men. L D. s. L. The special lecturers
who have been engaged are Dr. Z. j.
Gowans. Dr.. Samuel H. Allen. DIT.
George w. Middleton. DR.. Charles @.
Plummer and DIT. T. B. Beatty