Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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Icc belle demonstrate (heir mastery of draft- Kin An extra dimension altet» the alignment of a dancer'» tool—her body—while »he works with props in a movement study. The completion of Weber'» gymnasium on the upper tampu» unifies physical education programs.

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 Because sound bodies arc assets to sound minds, the Division of Physical Education is designed to de- velop in participants the qualities of initiative, physi- cal fitness, and good sportsmanship. Its major objec- tives arc to provide opportunity for everyone to participate in intercollegiate and intramural activities and to train professional teachers in the fields of physical education and coaching. Divisional majors are offered in physical education, with major emphasis on health, recreation, and coach- ing. Minors may be pursued in physical education, health education, or recreation. • fiir The division hosts a variety of extra-curricular pro- grams: intercollegiate athletics, a health sen-ice pro- gram, intramural sjxirts, and a community physical education program. The addition of a new gymnasium to the upper cam- pus increases the value of the entire school, serving to unify the physical education program and to aid instructors in providing a fuller and more effective curriculum. The new gym houses seven teaching stations: a three-court basketball floor, a six-lane swimming pool, an apparatus room, a wrestling room, a dance studio, a five handball court, and a balcony for both badminton and volleyball. Outside expansion plans include play fields, tennis courts, and an increase in the number of scats in the present stadium. 22 A biceps curl, military press, ami a one-arm press ate demonstrated by gym students. The body scissors hold is a wrestling achievement. m

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Glen M Alexander Architectural Enginetnng and Dratt ing Newel B. Curler Engineering and Mathematici E. Smith Murphy Chctinitr) and Physical Science J. LaMar Jensen Mathematici Jack Atkins Engineering and Mathematic! A Parley Bates Mathematici Ralph S. Gray C.hemhtry Jasper David Hep worth Mathematict Numbers, space, energy, matter, and natural philosophy serve vitally in today's remarkably engineered, scientific world. And so. with an eye upon the material universe, and the adventure, attainment, and mystery found there, the Divi- sion of Mathematics and Physical Science seeks to give- each student an understanding of his physical environ- ment. The division affords preparation in many areas of vibrant import to this technical age. Professional training ranges from individual and research preparation to vocations in teaching and in the other basically scientific occupations in physics, chemistry, engineering, mathematics, and geology-. Included in departmental curriculum are several scientific safaris and other special events. Walter R. Buss Geography and Geology 24