Southeast Missouri State University - Sagamore Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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IAMES HAMBY, B.S. in CHARLES IPARSLEY, M.A. in Ed. The argument still exists: do inter- collegiate athletics instill sportsmanship, tair play, respect, or do they produce an un- healthy desire to win at all costs? Whatever this answer may be-and it is a relative one -the understanding physical education major learns that instilling vvithin young men the vvill and courage and desire so vital to good athletics and a good lite is the real reason tor their training. For each physical education major participation is a virtual necessity, Strategists have opportunity to out-think their opponentg yet, the game is more than strategy-it is also a real creative act. No longer an inconspicious observer, outguessing the coaches, each man is an ac- tive participator, learning the art ot vvinning and losing and playing the game. Yes, to par- ticipate vvith enthusiasm, zest, and the love ot play: these are the attitudes vvhich the good physical education major gladly learns and gladly teaches. KENNETH KNOX, M.Ed ot Athletics and Head of Dep t t joe Dudley sizes up the situation prior to jump. ii i i f if it S .S Y 4 ina,

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ROSINA KOETTING, A.M. A are Professor and l-lead ot Department The locker room in the womenls gym was crowded and noisyg girls laughed and chatted with newly made triends as they hurriedly dressed tor a PElVl sponsored play- day. This time it was SElVlO's priyilege to play host to visiting womens P, E majors trom l-larris and Southern. Play had already begun and the yar- nished tloors shone, retlecting the rupper- soled teet that ran and jumped and piyoted. Prom the sidelines, other girls called encour- agement to their teammates, and during the last tense moments spectators were brought to their teet, cheering and yelling tor a tew more points. Then the tinal whistle blew, and suddenly the gym oyertlowed with shouts and laughter and applause and congratulations. Yes, the P. E major enjoys her training, tor through the philosophy ot the department she learns to liye the motto: 'lPlay tor play's sakefl DAWN CRISIOHN, B.S. BILLlEO'NEAL, M.A. FRANCES WINTER, M.A. Practice, a year round challenge

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