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COUNCIL MEETING :

The Council of the Kansas Health and Physical Education Association
met at the McCourt Hotel, McPherson, Kansas, Friday, March 24 at
4 P.eMe The meeting was called to order by the President, Helen Saum,.

In the absence of the Secretary the initial business was postponed
until later in the meeting.

Mre Le P. Washburn moved that the invitation from Wichita for the
state meeting for 1940 be accepted provided the Central District
convention be secured for Kansas for that same year. If the Central
District convention does not come to Kansas, the invitation of Topeka
for a state meeting shall be accepted, Motion was seconded and
carr «

It was moved that Strong Hinman be asked to act as proxy for Kansas
at the National Convention in San Francisco, and that $10 be allowed
him for expenses, Motion was seconded and carried.

Miss Saum asked that all bills be filed for consideration at the
Saturday Council meeting.

Miss Saum reported the recommendation to Mr. Evans, President of the
Kansas State Teachers Association, of the following speakers for a
general session of the Association: Carl Schrader, Ethel Perrin,
James £. Rogers, Dr. Dorothy Nyswander, Dr. C. L. Brownell,

Roll was called by the Secretary and the minutes of the meeting of
December 3, 1938, in Manhattan were read and approved,

A balance in the treasury of $256.53 was reported,
Committee Reports

soleers 2 Mr. Shenk reported a poor response from some of the
round tables at the Kansas State Teachers Association meetings
because they were held on Saturday morning. Mr. Washburn stated that
the present membership numbers 215.

ublicit: 7

Sonvention Oran Shearer reported an article in the Kansas High
School Activities Association journal, a letter from the McPherson
Chamber of Commerce to all those on the fall membership list of the : '
Association, and several write-ups in the Wichita papers some of 4
which appeared in papers of the other townse
Radio Dr. Allen's report is in the Secretary's file. |

   

   

Exhibitors for Convention Oran Shearer reported having contacted a
‘arge number of firms. The following companies have exhibits at the
convention: Tom Broderick, Lowe and Campbell, and A. S. Barnes.

Physical Education Requirement and Curriculum Miss McCullough made
an SxXteENnSIVe report which is in the Secretary's file. There was .
considerable discussion of the best approach in making a state require-
ment for physical education. The feeling was generally expressed that
a teachers training requirement should accompany or precede a physical
education requiremente

 

 

 

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