Journal of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Volume 12American Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, 1941 |
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A. S. Barnes activities Administration annual archery Association for Health Athlete's Foot Atlantic City ball basketball Bill Board boys California camp cent Chairman Chicago child Club coaches Committee Convention cooperation course curriculum defense Director of Physical discussion DISTRICT ASSOCIATION educa elementary equipment field Field Hockey football girls grade gymnasium Hanya Holm Health and Physical Health Education held High School hockey Hygiene included individual instruction instructor interest intramural J. E. ROGERS JOURNAL leaders Medart meeting ment methods Modern Dance National Education Association officers Oregon organization participation person Physical Education physical fitness play players practice present President problems professional Public Schools pupils Recreation Ruth safety Section selected session social Springfield College swimming Teachers College teaching tennis tests tion towel University Vice-President Virginia Washington Wellesley College women Women's Athletics York City
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