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Association in 1916 and has been a member
of many state committees. Under his super-
vision there has been developed one of the
outstanding departments of Health and Phys-
ical Education to be found in the United
States. Consequently his talk on "My Vicws
of Physical Education as a School Superin=
tendont" should be of great valuc. His
talk will be made at the Public School Ses-
sion on Saturday afternoon,

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McPherson or Bust!?

Every member of the Kansas Health and
Physical Education Association will want
to attend the convention of their associa-
tion at McPhorson on March 24 and 25, It
will be a wonderful opportunity to hear an
unusually fine group of speakers, meot old
friends, make new friendships and got a
load of pep and enthusiasm for carrying on
your own work,

The general mectings begin at 7:50 P.M.
on Friday and continue through Saturday
afternoon. If you can get to McPherson
earlier in the day on Friday you may visit
the school and observe the facilities and
program. McPherson's new high school is
worth seeing. Plan to go and take some
one with you. A complete program will
come to you in the next issue of the Bulloe-
tin.

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College Alumni Luncheons

There will not be a regular convention
luncheon at the convention this year. In
its place the suggestion has been made
that the various colleges have alumni lun-
choons for their past and present students.
Schools interested in doing this should
contact their graduates who are likely to
attend the convention and arrange for a
meeting place where they could eat togeth-
er

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The editors wish to thank those who
contributed to this number of the Bulle-
tin. The appreciation of the Kansas Health
and Physical Education Association is due
to both the contributors of news items and
of longer articles. Won't you join the
ranks of contributors to the next issue?

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Caldwell has a fine physical educa-
tion program under the direction of
Leo Liljestrom who has developed some
very intercsting activities. The eight
and minth grade classes have recently
started playing floor hockey. The boys
made their own hockey sticks and these
were taped so that they would not . *.v
scratch the floor. The goals were made
in tho manual training shops. The only
rule that had to be changed was that a
boy must go to the penalty box if he
lifted his club more than knee height.
A rhythm co-education class has been
started in the seventh grade,

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The Health and Physical Education
Department of the Manhattan Public
Schools will have their annual exhibi-
tion on March 31. It will be under the
direction of H. Bruce Smith, Miss Opal
Gaddie and Frank Prentup.

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The officers of the Central District
Physical Education Association wish to
remind those who attend the convention
at Sioux City March 29 - April 1, to be
sure to bring with them their members
ship cards in the American Association
for Health Physical Education and Recre-
ation. This will aid the work of the
registration clerks and will enable the
momber to register for the national
members fee.
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IMPORTANT MEETINGS

 

KANSAS HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION ASSOC
McPherson, March 24-25

CENTRAL DISTRICT H.P.E, MEETING
Sioux City, March 29-April 1

AMERICAN ASSOC. FOR H.P.E. & RECREATION
San Francisco, April 3-6

NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
San Francisco, July 2-6

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Editorial Board:- L. P. Washburn, Manhattan, Editor-in-chief;
Ardis Hill, Kansas City; Oran Shearer, Wichita.