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Directory of I'ePherson Cafes and Restaurants
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Hotel l:cCourt Coffee Shop, 201 North Main
Hotel Empire Coffee Shop, 121 West Martin
Baker's Cafe, 307 North Main.

Flogo's Cafe, 204 North lain,

Puritan Cafe, 108 North Main,

White Swan Lunch, 204 South Main,

City Sweet Shop, 224 North Hain.

Round Table Chairmen

The following people were elected or
appointed at the K.S.T.A. Round Table
meoting last November to serve as Round
Table Chairmen for the 1940 meeting to
be held at the specified citiess

Garden City - Ralph Churchill, Dodge City.
Irene Moll, Sr.H.S.: "
Hays - Alex Francis, Oberlin,
Clara Nicholas, High School, Hays.
Topeka - H.Bruce Smith,Manhattan,gon.Chn,
Ralph Reed, Burlington,
Mary Washburn, Roosevelt Jr.High,
Topeka,
Pittsburg - Wayne Campbell,Sr., High,
Neode sha.
Lucille Gibbons,Jr. High,
Coffeyville.
Salina - P.L.Phillippi,H.S., Salina.
Ernestine Sturgeon,Lincb#k High,
Salina.
Wichita - R.H.itcAllister, Pub.Schools,
Wichita,
Fern Focht, East High,Wichita,

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The Portland, Oregon, schools have re-
cently adopted some rules similar to those
of New York State in regard to high school
athletics. The Portland High School Ath-
letic Association new rules are now in
effect controlling eligibility in all
branches of athletics. The most important
changes are the elimination of academic
scholarship requirements for participation
in athletics, lowering the age limit to 19
years, limiting the length of time of prac-
tice periods, elimination of out--ofSeason
practices and the clas&icying of tne teams
for competition according to age, height,
and weight.

By these rules athletics are now recog-
nized as a phase of physical education and
therefore an integral part of the surricu-
lum. The activities of physical education
are placed in a par with other parts of
the curriculum,

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Worth Reading

"The Next Step in Teacher Training,"
by A. H. Steinhouse is a thought provo-
king article on the aims and objectives
of physical education in the light of
present conditions and also in relation
to future developments. It appears in
the Journal of Health and Physical Educa~
tion for March 1939,

"Physical Education in the Elementary
Grades" - This excellent book by Strong
Hinman has just been published. It con-
tains an unusally. complete program of
health and physical education for the
kindergarten and first six Brades. A
large number of activities are given
under the headings of Story Plays,
Rhythmical Activities, Games and Relays,
Athletic Games of Low Organization, Con-
ditioning Exercises and Stunts and Self
Testing Activities. These are clearly
described and classified by grades. It
should be valuable to principals, super-
visors and class room teachers,

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Wichita's latest junior high school
is beginning to take on recognizable
shape. One wing contains the health and
physical education facilities. There is
a large double gymnasium floor which. can
be divided into two parts by sound phoof
partition, This partition will fold in-
to a nitch at one side of the room when
it is desired to use the entire floor for
one activity. Dressing and shower rooms
are located at each end of the floor and
under the balconies. Two class rooms
are also included in the unit,

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Mir. Harold S, Hunt, Director of Ath-
letics, Newton High School, is attending
the University of Iowa this semester anc
doing graduate studv,

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