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shown, a new league will be opened in the
rear future. The teams competing at Hast
high are: Kansas City Life Insurance
Company, Bell Telephone Company, Union
Oil Company of North Kansas City, La-
throp Polytechnic Institute, Broadland’s
Community and the Worthwhile Class of
the Oak Park Christian Church. Mr.
Charles Wolfe, a veteran volley ball
player and enthusiast, has been appointed
by the Recreation office as manager of the
league.

BASKET BALL ATTRACTS ADULTS

For the past six weeks 26 leagues includ-
ing’ more than 2,300 adult players have
keen playing basket ball regularly in these
leagues sponsored by the Recreation De-
partment. Play has been set up in Sunday
School, All-Employee and Independent di-
visions and many interesting battles have
been waged. A city play-off for Sunday
School championship, Independent champi-
onship,. All-Employee championship : and
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OUT AND ABOUT TOWN

Miss Helen Owens and Miss Rachael
Davies gave splendid demonstrations in
teaching Open Air Rooms at the Teachers
College.

' Miss Ruth Case is the new open air
teacher in the upper sain at reco
school.

work in California. Miss Jane Ferries is
in Chicago.

June Ellis became Mrs. Ben Oleness in
Judge Rodgers Cupid’s. parlor.

Miss Margaret Craig is substituting at
Ashland and Leeds schools. Miss Mabel
Johnson is at Benton, Hamilton and Jack-
son schools.

Miss Georgia Boswell is the new nurse
at Lincoln high school. Alfred O. Ander-
son and Miss Pattric Ruth O’Keefe gave

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HEALTH RAYS VAS 3

demonstrations at the Group Leaders In-
stitute sponsored by the Kansas City As-
sociation of Neighborhood Houses in
February.

Roscoe Shores gave a splendid talk on
“Being Prepared for the Future” at the
January meeting of the school nurses.

Mrs. E. R. Weeks spoke before the staff
of school nurses on the “Use More Milk”
campaign. The schools are cooperating in
the city-wide “Use More Milk” educational
campaign.

Miss Robina Kneebone addressed a group
of health workers January 22, at Jefferson
City on “Teaching Public Health.”

Paseo high school was honored at the
Red Cross Institute, January Tt and 12,
when devices for teaching student assist-
ants were used to teach the nurses as-
sembled. 3

Miss Pattric Ruth O'Keefe wail talk on
“Tntroducing Physical Education to the
Primary Child” ‘at the Central District
Physical Education puieemeee at Omaha,
March 23. “S

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ave of Cleveland,
O.:spent the Christmas holidays in Kansas
City. Mrs. Ave ‘was formerly Miss:-Peggie
Peters of the Physical Education Depart-
ment.

 
   
 
 

  

PLAYS ANNUAL TOURNAMENT

Twenty-two girls’ teams are playing a

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basket bali tournament at Junior College
under the leadership of Eleanor Canny,
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e “All American” girls are in th
lead followed closely by the “Fightiz@
Irish” and “Boop a doops.” All officials
are connected with the Junior College
Women’s Physical Education Department.
Visitors are always welcome to see the
well trained, enthusiastic girls’ teams com-
peting for the annual award of the Silver
Loving Cup.