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Association to Speak

Physical education and recreation in the public schools will be the
general theme of the State Educational Summer Conference at the Uni-
versity, Monday, June 27. Dr. C. H. McCloy, president of the American
Physical Education association, and professor of physical education at the
University of Iowa, will be one of the principal speakers, opening the con-
ference Monday morning at 9:30 in | Fraser theater. = subject will be

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“Physical Education in the Public®
Schools.”

Dr. V. W. Lapp, assistant professor
in the department of physical edu-
cation at the University of Kansas,
will also speak at this meeting on
Pte as Efficiency in Physical Edu-
cation.”

Another out-of-state speaker will |
be Alfred O. Anderson, of St. Louis,
director of physical education and_|
recreation, speaking on “Public|
School Facilities and a Community
Program,” at a meeting in Fraser:
theater at 2 pm. Dr. McCloy and
Mr. Anderson also present the ad-'
dresses of the closing session Mon-
day evening, Dr. McCloy speaking on
“As the Educator Looks at Physical
Education,” and Mr. Anderson on!
“Relation of Recreation to Physical
Education.”

Helen Barnett, of Wyandotte High
School, Kansas City, Kan., and W.H.
Mifflin, supervisor of physical edu-
cation in Coffeyville and a former
a discussion at a conference meeting j
student at the University, will lead
in room 205 Fraser at 11 am. A. R.
Young, principal of the high school
at Anthony, will preside. .

At a second conference at the
same hour in room 206 Fraser, M.J.
Whitson, principal of the Sumner|/
Elementary School in Topeka, and
Robert F. Campbell, principal of the
elementary school in Herington, will |
lead a discussion on the “Develop-/|
ment of Physical Education at the
Elementary School Level.” V. T.:
Trusler, who received his M.A. at
the University in 1930, and who is
at present with the State Teachers}
College at Emporia, will preside. |

A luncheon meeting will be held
in memorial Union building at 12:15.
Chancellor E. H. Lindley will ad-
dress the group. R. E. Kanehl, of
High School East in Wichita, and a|
graduate of the University in 1927,
will speak on the subject, “What are
the Fruits of Our Physical Education
Program?”

Alfred O. Anderson, director of
physical education in St. Louis, Mo.,

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will discuss “Public School Facilities
and a Community Program,” at a
general meeting in Fraser theater at
2 p.m. This will be followed by a
discussion of “What the School Ad-
ministrator Expects of Physical Edu-
cation,” by Dr. W. E. Sheffer, super-
intendent of schools at Manhattan.
Doctor Lapp will preside.

L. E. Dittemore,, supervisor of
physical education, opses and A.D.
Smith of Emporia, will lead a dis-
cussion on “Overcoming Handicaps
in Facilities for Physical Education”
in room 205, Fraser hall. John J.
Buller of Larned will preside.
| At the same hour in room 206
Fraser hail a second group will con-
‘sider the “Value of Demonstrations
(and Special Programs.” Miss Doris
| Peterson, Winfield, and Miss Merle
| Henre, supervisor of physical educa-
tion in Kansas City, Kan., will lead
the discussion. Miss Elizabeth Dun-
kel, assistant professor of physical
education at the University of Kan-
sas, will preside.

At 4:45 pm. there will be a pic-
ture show in Fraser theater.

W. L. Rambo, superintendent of
City Schools at Paola will preside at
the dinner in Memorial Union build-
ing at 6 pm. at which Prof. Otto
Miessner, in the department of pub-
lic school music at the University of
Kansas, will lead group singing.
Dean Schwegler will speak on “The
Aims of Physical Education.”

The last meeting of the conference
will be held at 7:45 in Fraser the-
ater. L. W. Brooks, principal of High
School East, Wichita, will preside,
Dr. C. H. McCloy will speak on the
subject “As the Educator Looks at
Physical Education,” and Alfred O.
Anderson will speak on the “Rela-
tion of Recreation to Physical Edu-
cation.”

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All persons in Lawrence and on

the campus who attend the luncheon
or dinner must reserve tickets by |
12 o’clock Saturday noon. Luncheon
tickets are available at the office of
the School of Education.

 

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