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Title: ... Annual catalogue of the officers and students of John B. Stetson University ..
Year: 1884 (1880s)
Authors: John B. Stetson University John B. Stetson University
Subjects: John B. Stetson University Universities and colleges
Publisher: DeLand, Fla. : The Florida Agriculturist
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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edical examination and is not allowed to take exercisewhich would be detrimental, each girl being providedwith a chart showing her individual needs. Military drill is provided for those young men who de-sire it or whose parents wish them to take it, but it is notrequired. Classes in club swinging, fencing and heavy ap-paratus work are also formed from time to time through-out the year. Aside from these regular classes, the fol-lowing special courses are offered: I. Psycho-Physical Culture for Women.—Dur-ing the year short courses of ten lessons each in Physi-cal Culture for women are given. In these lessons prac-tical everyday helps are sought, such as breathing, walk-ing, standing, sitting, mounting stairs, overcoming nerv-ousness, insomnia, self-consciousness, corpulency. II. Physical Culture for Public Schools.—Dur-ing the Spring term, a special course in gymnastics forPublic Schools is offered. The work consists of: (a)Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Gymnastics; (b) 104
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BICYCLE PATH, DeLAND TO DeLEON SPRINGS. UNI Physical Culture practice by the class of such gymnastics as are adaptedto presentation in the average public school room. Private lessons can be given to those who desire themfor special training in gymnasium work, or for health. To accommodate townspeople and visitors during theWinter term special classes of five or more will be form-ed, in which special rates will be given. Each young woman must provide herself with agymnasium costume consisting of bloomers and blousewaist. These suits are to be obtained through the Uni-versity, in order to secure uniformity. The price will befrom $4.50 up. Hereafter all those young men who take the militarydrill must be provided with uniform, which may be order-ed through the University at an expense of about $15.00per suit. These uniforms are economical and serviceablesuits for general use. 105 Department of University Extension. THE University Extension movement has made rapidprogress in America within

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