Word: geers
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When Mr. William H. Geer Director of Physical Education in the University, delivered the opening address at the Eastern District Convention of the American Physical Education Association, held in Atlantic City during the Easter recess, he instigated a movement with such far-reaching results that it remains a topic of interest wherever the subject of Physical Education is discussed...
...Geer, Director of Physical Education in the University, is planning a busy program during the week of vacation. Together with two of his assistants, Mr. D. J. Kelly, and Mr. N. W. Fradd, he will attend the Eastern District Convention of the American Physical Education Association, to be held in Atlantic City April...
...Geer, who is vice-president of the Association, will deliver an address on the opening day. Among the other men of note who will speak at the convention are Dr. G. W. Anderson of Yale, who will speak on "Fifty and Efficiency", and Dr. Duncan Spaeth, Director of Rowing at Princeton, who will give a talk on "Athletic Values". Over 500 delegates from various schools and colleges in the East are expected to attend...
Hans C. Duus, Austin Fellow in Chemistry, was one of the principal speakers at a dinner of Greater Boston Alumni of Carleton College, Northfield, Minn., held at the Washington Court, Brattle Street, Saturday night. Mr. W. H. Geer, director of physical education, who graduated from Carleton in 1908, was toastmaster...
From the squash courts under the guidance of Mr. W. H. Geer, Mr. D. J. Kelly and Mr. N. W. Fradd, they will be conducted on a tour of investigation of all the athletic facilities of the University. Reassembling at Hemenway Gymnasium about 4 o'clock, they will be addressed by Dean Henry Wyman Holmes '03, Dean of the Graduate School of Education, who will speak on the opportunity in the Graduate School to take courses leading to the Master's degree of Education in the field of physical education. Mr. Geer will follow with a resume of the present...