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In the junior and senior high school he

is given a definite exposure to all the

major team games in elementary and advanced form, including at least twelve weeks of

specific class instruction in cach,

In addition he is given elementary instruction

in e@ wide variety of individual or dual games with particular value for carry-over

purposes,

 

STATE CONVENTION

Plans for the 1959 State meoting of
the Kansas Health and Physical Education
Association are rapidly nearing comple-
tion. The meeting will be held in
McPherson on March 24 and 25,

A meeting of the Executive Committce
is scheduled for three o'clock on Friday
afternoon and will be followed by the
mecting of the full Council at 4 o'clock,
Friday evening will be a very interesting
one, beginning with the opening meeting
of the Convention consisting of welcoming
talks and an address by an exccllent spea~
ker. This will be followed by a social...
sossion with activities to appeal to all,

On Saturday morning there will be a
second Council mceting followed by the
second general session. The latter half
of the forenoon will be filled by the
meetings of the Men's Section and Women's
Section which mcet simultancously. There
will be no convention lunchoon this year,
the delegates getting their noon meal in
groups as they desire. It will be a good
opportunity to renew old acquaintances
and make new ones,

Three Section meetings will be held
following the lunch hour, These sections
will be Athletics, Public School, and
Student. Good programs have beon pro=
vided for all .of these, The closing mect-
ing will be the third general session.

The newly elected officers will be pre-
sented and a speaker is being provided who
will be one of the best of the entire con-
vention,

Start making plans now to attend these
meetings. The mectings will be good for
you and your presence will insure a suc-~
cessful convention, Brief write ups of
the leading speakers will appear in the
next issue of the Bulletin and a complete
program will appear in the following
issue.

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

Officers of the K.H.&P.E.A. for 1938-32;

President, Helen G. Saum,K.S.C.,Manhattan.
President-Elect, Oran Shearer, Wichita.
Vice-President, Henry Shenk, Junction City,
Secretary~Treasurer, Hazel Cave, K.S.1T.C.,
Pittsburg,
Bulletin Editor, L. P. Washburn, K.S.C.,
Manhattan.
District Council Members;
Helen Saum, Manhattan.
W. He Mifflin, Coffeyville,
Ardis Hill, Kansas City,
National Council Members;
E. A. Thomas, Topeka,
Ruth Hoover, Lawrence,

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Mr. Le. P. Washburn, Kansas State
College, Manhattan, has been appointed a
member of the nominating committee for
the Central District Physical Education
Association, Mr. Washburn will be glad
to receive suggestions for possible
nominees for Central District officers to
be elected at the Sioux City Convention,
March 29-April l.

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Phi Epsilon Kappa, professional phys-
ical education fraternity, Kansas State
College, Mrahattan, has secured Mr.
Strong Hirman, Director of Health and
Physical Education, of the Kansas City,
Missouri Fublic Schools, to address the
physical education majors at Manhattan on
Thursday evening, March 9,

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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 Hducation 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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Editorial Board:-

Le. P. Weenturn, Nenhattan,Bgitorsinenhie:
Ardis H211,. Kansas City
Oran Snearer, Wichita