TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1940

Phy. Ed. Department

Aids Play Program
For School Children

The department of physical educa-
tion at the University is cooperating
with the Lawrence program of super-
vised play for school-age children
during the summer months by fur-
‘nishing about twenty members of
the supervisory staff.

Miss Joie Stapleton; assistant pro-.
fessor of physical education, is chair-
man of the summer program, and
directs the work of University grad-
uates and students who supervise
the playground activities.

At Cordley school, Miss Evelyn
Kinney, senior from Iola, is assisted
by Ralph Dugan, a summer session
student.

At New York and McAlester

 

 

schools, Jerry Ulm, a graduate stu-
dent, is assisted by Bob Hogen,
sophomore. Both live in Lawrence.

At Pinckney school, Miss Mickie
Learnard, graduate student, is as-
sisted by Miss Mae Turner, graduate
and rural teacher. George Stapleton,
senior, and Miss Evelyn Herriman,
junior, will work at Woodlawn
school.

The supervision of junior and
senior high school boys is carried out
by Maurice Cannaday, Dick Cayton,
and George Wong Woi.

Miss Lois Wisler and Miss Julie

 

Ruth Henry are supervising the play
of junior high school girls.

Don Thompson is giving instruc-
tion in golf, tennis, and archery, and
Miss Elizabeth Nusbaum is aiding on
the playgrounds when needed. Miss
Margaret Hays is in charge of the
music, and Virgil Wise is helping
with swimming instruction. _

Dr. F. C. Allen, head of the phys-
ical education department, has
granted the use of the University
tennis courts and golf course during
the morning hours for the use of
youngsters. The supervisors are on
duty five days a week from 2 to 5
o’clock in the afternoon.

Three Lawrence men are aiding
the University staff. Dr. L. E. Bice
is giving tennis instruction; Orville
Stone will instruct in golf, and L. R.
Perry, Lawrence physical education
supervisor, is assisting with archery.