Group IV
10. Minuet Kindergarten
ll. Minuet Ist, grade
12. Minuet end. grade
Group V
13, Folk Dance (Swedish) Kindergarten
14. Folk Dance lst grade
15. Folk Dance end grade
Group VI
16. Folk Dance 3rd. grade
17. Seed unfolding 3rd. grade
18. Music Box end. grade
end Number
4305

Demonstration of Social Dancing in the Elementary Schools ~
presented by Sixth Grade Boys and Girls from Nettleton, Longfellow, —
and Monroe Schools of Duluth, Minnesota, under the direction
Of ann nna ee nn ep eee ee ee eee cnn nae MISS FLORENCE OWENS

Miss Selma Petrich, Piano
Mr. John Hoar, Violin

For details of this nugjber consult the special program.

3rd Number
4325

4 demonstration of Volleyball as a school-wide coeducational
activity - presented by the Public Schools of New Ulm, Minnesota, under
the direction of -e----------- ne rn rrr er MR. TOM PFAENDER

All boys and girls in the New Ulm Schools from the seventh
through the twelfth grades play volleyball in their
physical education classes one hour each week for six
weeks. Four regularly organized teams play each hour

from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. on these "play days".

The term in which "play days" are scheduled is preceeded
by a term in which volleyball skills, such as serving,
smashing, "spiking", and "spotting" are among the

physical education class "aims" or work assignments,

One two hour period for boys and one two hour period

for girls is scheduled each week for pupils especially
interested in volleyball. Coeducational volleyball is
popular during the noon recreation hour in the gymnasium.