PAysical Education Ted M. Altman, EdD - Professor Karyl V. Bailey, PhD - Professor Barbara G. Barnes, MAT - Associate Professor Cecil M. Beck, MA - Professor John G. "Jack" Boustead, MEd - Associate Professor Nicky Boyd, MSE - Assistant Professor Jess G. Bucy, MSE - Professor Kathryn R. Campbell, MAT - Associate Professor Bob J. Corbin, MEd - Professor David T. Elliott, MAT - Associate Professor Richard A. Johnson, MAT - Associate Professor Theodore R. Lloyd, MS - Professor Wilton Y. Martin, EdD - Professor Harry D. Olree, EdD - Professor & Chairman Ronnie D. Peacock, MAT - Assistant Professor C. John Prock, MT - Professor Marjorie A. Ryan, MT - Assistant Professor Randy 0. Tribble, MEd - Instructor G. Phil Watkins, MEd - Associate Professor Coachin~ up a storm. Coach Karyl Bailey gives fatherly advice to the Bison volleyball team during a home game. Bazley was one of many faculty members that served as a coach for one of Harding's intercollegiate athletic teams. - photo by Hernan Riverol. 180 Physical Education * * * Actively speaking * * * P roviding a strong academic program in physical education, health education, and recreation in addition to administering one of the best college/university intramural programs in the country and a competitive intercollegiate program in a strong NAIA conference placed a big responsibility on Dr. Harry D. Olree, chairman, and his colleagues in the Department of Physical Education. A rapidly increasing number of majors gained recognition as teachers and coaches. In March, 1986, Coach Ted Lloyd lectured for the United States Sports Academy in Saudi Arabia . Coach David Elliott attended the Mexican National Junior Tennis Clinic, while Dr. Karyl Bailey directed a gymnastics camp in Broken Bow, Okla., for 100 students. Numerous workshops, clinics, and camps in various sports were conducted on campus. Members of the department were ~cti~e in v~rious professional state orgaruzahons. <t>
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