Writings , 1932-1970, undated

There are three folders in this series, arranged as follows.

Published writings by Lysle K. Butler: “After One Hundred Years of American Football—Nothing But Problems,” Summer 1970; “The Measurement of Certain Outcomes of Physical Education for College Men,” 1949; “Oberlin Provides Athletic Experience for All Men,” ca. 1967;“‘Overemphasis’ at Oberlin,” January 1932; Report from the Athletic Directors National Conference, October 1959; “Why Oberlin Opposes Football Playoffs in Ohio Conference,” February 1969.

Unpublished writings by Lysle K. Butler: “Aims, Activities, and Their Time Allotment,” undated; “To Crystallize or Innovate?” (two copies), ca. 1945; “Football Coaches and the Substitution Rule,” undated; “Football Injuries” (two copies), undated; “Oberlin’s Athletic Program,” 1964; “Required or Elective Physical Education?,” undated; “A Short Paper Prepared on the Negative Side of the Question ‘Resolved that Physical Education Should Be Made an Elective Subject with Credit Granted for it on the Same Basis as for Other Subjects in the Curriculum,’" undated; “Why Football?,” undated.

Writings by Other Authors, 1941, 1951-52