462 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

 PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH AND ATHLETICS

 Instructional Staff 1951-52

 Salt, E. B., Head; Beard, P. M., Boyd, C. A., Bracken, A. J., Cherry, H. S., Craw-
ford, W. H., Crowson, B. G., Edmondson, C., Faulds, B. B., Fuller, D. D., Harlan, W. E.,
Hicks, D. A., Jones, J. F., Lee, P. A., McCachren, J. R., McGriff, J., Millar, J. C.,
Philpott, F. E., Potter, W. M., Pye, R. L., Rehling, C. H., Ryan, J. E., Schnell, H. W.,
Scott, T. M., Stanley, D. K., Staton, W. M., Stevens, B. K., Stewart, M. P., Waglow,
I. F.

 These courses are designed primarily for students planning to teach in the areas of
Physical Education, Health Education, or Recreation. Students planning to teach in
other areas may register for such courses as are necessary to meet general preparation or
elementary school certification requirements. Students not planning to teach may register
for any of the courses in this section only upon special permission of the Head of the
Department of The Professional Curriculum.
 Professional courses in the areas of Physical Education, Athletic Coaching, Health
Education and Recreation are designed to prepare students (1) to become instructors of
physical education in schools and colleges; (2) to direct and coach athletic teams in
the major and minor sports; (3) to assume positions of leadership in organizing and
conducting recreation programs for summer camps, county and municipal recreation de-
partments and various youth organizations; (4) to serve as teachers, coordinators and
directors of health education in schools, in state, county and municipal health depart-
ments, and in voluntary health agencies.

 PHA. 251.-Folk, Social and Tap Dance. 5 hours laboratory. 1 credit.
 (Formerly PHA. 171). Offered 1, 2.
 Basic skills in folk, square, social and tap dancing.

 PHA. 261.-Personal Hygiene. 3 hours. 3 credits. Offered 1, 2.
 Major factors for protecting and improving the health of the individual through
the development of desirable knowledge, attitudes, and practices. Contemporary health
problems included are: nutrition, mental hygiene, hygienic aspects of family living, and
prevention of disease and infection.
 PHA. 262.-Community Hygiene. 3 hours. 3 credits. Offered 2, 3.
 Problems of healthful group living, including: sources of infection, housing, food
sanitation and control, water supply, industrial and occupational health, maternal and
child hygiene, medico-economics, and community organization for protecting, maintain-
ing, and improving the health of the societal group.
 PHA. 272.-Team Sports for Women. 5 hours laboratory. 1 credit. (For-
merly PHA. 247-248). Offered 1, 2.
 Hockey, volleyball, and group games with respect to skills, strategy and the appli-
cation of rules.
 PHA. 273.-Aquatics and Gymnastics for Women. 5 hours laboratory. 1
credit. (Formerly PHA. 142-144). Offered 2.
 Theory and practice in swimming, and gymnastics and tumbling with respect to
developing skills.


The statement "Offered 1" means offered first semester; 2, second semester; 3, summer session.