Volleggyball was invented in 1895 by William G. Morgan, physical director of the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) in Holyoke, Massachusetts.
By John McCarten The New Yorker, February 14 , 1959P. 24 Talk story about a visit to a skin-diving class held at the Y.M.C.A. on East 47th St. Wilbur H. Peck, physical director of the Y., invited the writer.
Reporters took note of Schulz's size when he arrived in New Orleans: "It is a fortunate thing for all concerned that Schulz has taken up the more peaceful pursuit of physical director.
The obesity treatment center personnel comprised a multi-disciplinary team, and included a surgeon, internal physician, psychiatrist, urologist, obstetrics and gynecology doctor, nurse, case manager, dietician, and physical activity director.
And Mr. Hytner and Cal McCrystal, the physical comedy director, keep their cast on a taut tightrope between order and disorder.
A few weeks later, Henderson, the black physical education director, wrote a letter to The Baltimore Afro-American newspaper calling for black fans to boycott Redskins games.
Mark Saunders, the university's physical plant director, stood outside Benedictine Hall looking up at the damage when a look of concern suddenly crossed his face.
"For someone who has done so much television work there's a really surprising fearlessness about James," said Cal McCrystal, the play's physical comedy director.
The love of the stuff of movies is physical; a director's style is an expression of his or her physical bearing, no less than the brushstroke is for a painter, and the pleasure in the image, in the use of the soundtrack, in the tone of voices, captures that physical connection over space and time.
Professor Trevor Rayment, physical sciences director, says 161 staff are employed in physical sciences; at the full capacity of 15 beam lines, this will rise to between 400 and 500.
Special nod to Cal Mccrystal for his work on the slapstick, dubbed here the "physical comedy director".
