, 1923-07-15
HAWAIIAN ENTERS
G0AGHES' NnHl0I
At MIC IGAN
Over 1850 Enroll for the
Summer Course.

The school Tor caches. In Its second
hummer at the University of Michigan.
has an enrolment OF over 100 men,
coming. from practically every state in
the union and from Hawaii. II o.
Humphrey Of Puunene. Hawaii. hav.
ing Travelled the greatest distance TO
take advantage OF the eight weeks
course, which Is given in the summer
session at Michigan. under the direction
OF Fielding H Yost, intercollegiate Ath-
leuc director OF the university.
Mr.. Humphrey Is athletic director in
one OF the largest high schools In Ha.
wall. and has but recently coached his
schools football team to a champion
ship without being scored on He has
travelled more than 5000 miles to get
the courses offered at Michigan in
physical training and athletic coach
Ing.
Athletes Take Course.
California, Florida, Texas. Mime
sofa Pennsylvania. Massachusetts,.
n Alabama arc some Of the states
which have Representatives at the
school, Three high school students
from Ashland Ky. are here, as Is
ais their high school coach. They
are stars. each in his own field, and
they figure that after taking advan.
tase OF n season OF training up here
under Yost and his staff. they will
have little difaculty next fall in beat
Ing out any competitors for regular
positions on the schools gridiron
squad.
Aside from these three ambitious
high school boys. practically every
man taking the course is a coach OF
high school. prep school. or small col.
. teams. Ohio and Michigan lead
all other states in numbers repre-
sented
Sixteen Courses offered
Sixteen courses are offered this sum.
mer. In this particular department..
The courses In athletic coaching, phys
teal education. and administration
have been arranged especially for In
structors already engaged In teaching
and coaching during the regular school
year and for others who may wish
70 supplement the preparation they
may have received In colleges and PRO
fsssionAl schools.
Leaders In education now recor.
Misc the fundamental need for ath-
leties as an important part of any
broad educational problem" said Coach
Yost- discussing the need for such
courses as arc being given under his
direction at Michigan his year. THE
demand for competent teachers, super.
o and directors IN high schools
n colleges far exceeds the supply.
This In particularly true of men quail
2 In h coaching and conduct Of
athletics and gymnastics. Our schools
arc seeking college trained men to
take charge Of their athletics who
are thoroughly versed in all the phases
ton"
Yost Heads Stan.
Director Yort heads the stan of men
giving instruction In football coach.
ing. Assisting him are Coach George
Little and A. G. GERMANY" Schultz
newly elected coach OF football at the
University Of Detroit
Coach Little is In charge of thu
COURSES In organization and adminIr-
tration Of intercollegiate and inter.
scholastic athletics. DR.. George A.
May has charge OF the course In gym
nastics and allied courses. The vet.
eran coach. Steve Farrell. has charge
OF h course In track coaching. and
Elmer Mitchell is in charge Of the
courses in administration and orean.
izauon or intramural athletics, the
courses In organized play and recrea.
non' and the course in graded plays
and games,
Coach Edwin Mitchell is giving tho
course In coaching for basketball, ana
Archie Hahn. who leaves MichiEan
this fan to go on the coaching star
OF Princeton. has charge of the courses
In C and athletic training. Ray I.
Fisher Is coaching coaches In base
ball, while Billie Failon is an assistant
instructor In athletic training. The
oourss IN Boy Scout work and oump-
ins n the course In FIRST aid are given
by DR.. Clyde Reynolds.
Renowned as Coach
In the fall Mr.. Yost will begin nj.
twenty-third year as head coach IN
Football at the University Of Michiran,
For the twenty-five years he has been
at Michigan his teams have become
famous from coast to coast. and hav.
brought him renown and recognition
as one OF the foremost football coaches
in America