 | American Physical Education Association - 1885 - 690 pages
...NUMBER. — In order to secure privacy the individual should be entered in the record book by number. Aa a means of identification the number can be entered...opposite the corresponding name, as : Smith, John II., 526. For further convenience it is advisable to enter the name in a numerical index book opposite... | |
 | Edward Hitchcock - 1887 - 32 pages
...MEASUREMENTS. NUMBER.—In order to secure privacy the individual should be entered in the record book by number. As a means of identification the number...the corresponding number, as : 526, John H. Smith. DATE.—Record the year, month, day and hour, as : Jan., '86, 12, 9 AM Where perfect accuracy is desired,... | |
 | William Gilbert Anderson - 1889 - 248 pages
...MEASUREMENT8. Number. — In order to secure privacy the individual should be entered in the record book by number. As a means of identification the number...convenience it is advisable to enter the name in a numerical index-book opposite the corresponding number, as : 526, John H. Smith. Date. — Record the year, month,... | |
 | Alfred Cotgreave - 1896 - 482 pages
...EDUCATION. NUMBER. — In order to secure privacy the individual should be entered in the record book by number. As a means of identification the number...Record the year, month, day and hour, as: Jan., '86, 12, 9 AM Where perfect accuracy is desired, note should be made of the time that has elapsed since... | |
 | Jay Webber Seaver - 1896 - 208 pages
...MEASUREMENTS. NUMBER. — In order to secure privacy the individual should be entered in the record book by number. As a means of identification the number...the corresponding number, as : 526, John H. Smith. AGE. — Record years and months, as: 21, 9, ie, twenty-one years and nine months. WEIGHT. — The... | |
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NUMBER. — In order to secure privacy the individual should be entered in the record book by number. As a means of identification the number can be entered in an alphabetical index book opposite the corresponding name, as : Smith, John H., 526. For further... 