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Scandia Topeka (East High) Waverly
Spearville Turner Wame go
Salina (Sacred Heart) Vermillion Ulysses
Stafford Westphalia Chase
Sumner H. S. (K.C.Kans) Voir Bennington
Traer West Mineral Chanute
Topeka (Catholic) Walnut Independence
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CONVENTION SPEAKERS

Dr. Jay B. Nash

Dr. Jay Nash is Professor of Education
and Chairman of the Department of Physical
Education and Health at New York Universi-
ty. He grew up on an Ohio farm and his
work has taken him from California to New
York. No one in the country has more of
a national understanding and no one is
better equipped than he to discuss the re-
lation of education to leisure time and
health.

Dr. Nash did an outstanding piece of
work as Director of Recreation at Oakland,
California before going to New York Univer-
sity. He is a very much sought after
speaker and has written a large number of
magazine articles and books, The Kansas
Teachers Association has twice brought him
to Kansas as a speaker for their general
convention.

Dr. Nash will speak on "Lawlessness,
Delinquency and the Misuse of Leisure," at
the general session on Friday evening, and
will also speak at the general session on
Saturday morning.

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Dr. Martin F, Palmer

Dr. Palmer came to Wichita University
and organized the Department of Speech
Sciences in 1934 and also became director
of the Flo Brown Memorial Laboratory. He
has made surveys of the speech defective
children in Topeka and held general clin-
ics in Salina, Beloit, Abilene, McPherson
and Clay Center. He has also examined
children in more than 30 other Kansas
towns.

Dr. Palmer's work has received nation-
al and international recognition. We are
fortunate to have him as a speaker. He
will address the convention at the gener-
al session on Saturday morning on the
"Speech Defective Child."

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Dean R. A. Schwegler

Dr. Schwegler is Dean of the School
of Education and Director of the Sumner
Session at Kansas University. He re-
ceived his Ph.D. from Columbia Universi-
ty and has done graduate study at Leip-
zig and Chicago Universities. He is a
prolific writer and lecturer on educa-
tion. He is an unusually interesting
speaker and always has something of valuc
to say. Dean Schwegler has spoken at
state teachers conventions in eleven
states. You should not miss hearing
Dean Schwegler's address on “Personality,
ihat Price?" at the general session on
Saturday afternoon,

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State Superintendent George L. McClenney

Geo. L. McClenney is the recently
elected Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion for Kansas. He has had a long and
successful career as an educator in Kan-
sas which has put him in touch with
every phase of public school life. Start-~
ing as a rural school teacher he was
successively high school principal, city
superintendent and county superintendent.
He organized three rural high schools of
"A" gerade at LaCrosse, Meriden and Leon.
We are fortunate in having- Supt. McClenne:
speak on the topic, "The Importance of
Physical Education in an Educational Pro-
gram." He will appear before the Public
School section on Saturday afternoon.

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Superintendent L. W. Mayberry

Dr. Laurence W. Mayberry is Superin-~
tendent of the Wichita city schools which
position he has held since 1912. Previou
to that he served at Washington, Arkansas
City and Iola in a similar position. He
was president of the Kansas State Toacher