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Council Meeting

The Council of the K.H,& P.B.A..mot at
the Hotei Wareham in i ictad Saturday,
December 3, with 20 members present. The
Treasurer's report showed a balance of
$248.32. The two matters of most inmpor-
tance discussed were the corning State Con-
vention and a state curriculum in physical
education for Kansas.

Miss McCullough, Chairman of the Curric«
ulum Committee, reported on the preliminary
work that had been done in consultation
- with Dale Zeller of State Curriculum Com-
mittee, The January issue of the Bulletin
will be devoted largely to curriculum
matters.

- There will be a splendid list of speak=
_ ers for the State Mecting to be heldin
McPherson March 24#25, The following men
have already been secured; Dean Schwegler

of Kansas. University, Supt. Mayberry of
Wichita, Dr. Martin Palmer of Wichita,
Coach Waldorf of Hays, and Mr. Edgar
‘Schmidt, State W.P.A., Recreation director,

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Inasmuch as school dances are allowed
in the Emporia High School, the authcrities
believe that all pupils should have the
opportunity to learn to dance. Consequent-
ly social dancing is being taught under the
supervision of Miss Ruth Cross, girls phys-
ical director and Miss Dorothy Homer, dean
of girls. The class meets on afternoon a
week in the school gymnasium for those
pupils who wish to attend and who have
their parents permission,

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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 26

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Editorial Board:-= a P. Washburn, Manhattan, Editor~in-chiof;

"A Teacher's Obligations in a Community"
Wayne F, Cainsbell, Neodesha
The following is an outline of a talk
given by Mr. Campbell at the Stete
KoE.& PoHaA,s Convention in Pittsburg
last March,

1. Take part in civic organizations,
Lions, Kiawanis, etc. - BeP.W. Study
Clubs, etc.

2e "Do not be a suitcase teacher”

Spend most of your weekends in the
community.»

3. Take an active part in church life.

Sunday school, choir, etc.

4, Will be called upon to and should be
willing to sponsor outside organiza=-
tions - Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts,
Clubs, etc,

5, Will be asked and should be willing
to arrange civic programs,

6, Live Physical Education in the Come
munity. oi

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WORTH READING

"A Symposium on Physical Education," by
six city supervisors of physical educa-
tion. The group includes articles on
Physical Education "As it is" and "As:
it should be" for the Elementary grades,
Junior and Senior High School. Journal
of Health and Phyptoat Educatiom, Dec=
ember, 1938,

"Womens Basketball Rule Book" published
by A. S. Barnes & Company for the Na-
tional Womens Section on Athletics,

“The Tumbler's Manual" by W. R, LaPorte
and A. G. Renner, published by Prenticc-
Hall, Inc. is a late book and an excel-
lent guide.to tumbling. It contains a
large number of illustrations, hints to
beginners, variations, and group stunts.
It is especially well adapted to high
school use.

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The editors wish to thank those who
contributed to this number of the Bul-
letin, The appreciation of the K.H. &
P.E.A. is duo to both the contributors
of news items and of longer articles,
Won't you join the ranks of contributors
to the next isste?

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Ardis Hill, Kansas City; Oran Shearer, Wichita