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2. Participate in community dramatic,
musical, literary, and legislative
organization,

So. Set an example in your community for
wholesome, healthful recreation.

Teacher Training Institutions

 

1. What kind of teachers are we gradua-

ting?

a. Intelligence, appearance, ability

to teach.
Is our curriculum one that will
enable our graduates to teach
modern physical education and in
keeping with present day cduca-
tion?

b.

c. Are we offering courses for
elementary teachers 30 and 60 hr,
curriculum,

d. Courses for the part-time teacher
(15 hr. minor),

e. Courses for the full time teacher
(40 hr. major);

State Board of Education

 

1. Will they raise the standards in

requirements?

a. Elementary teacher (5 hr. in

health and P.E.)
Part time 15 hrs. (15 hrs, health;
35 bese Pek)
Full time teacher (40 hr. major)
Follow-up requirements by defin-
ite check,
State Syllabus.
State Supervisor,

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Strong Hinmen, formoriy Director of
Health and Physical Education at Wichita,
accepted the position of Director. of
Health, Physical Education and Recreation
at Kansas City, Mo. He went to his new
position during the past summer. Mr. Hin-
man has done a splendid piece of-work at
Wichita during the past years and devel-
oped one of the outstanding departments
in the country, a department of which
Wichita may well be proud. Mr, Hinman
has been a leader in the Kansas Health
and Physical Education Association and
one of the small group who organized the
association cleven years ago, We are
sorry to lose his services and we cone
gratulate him on his promction,

The leaving of Mr. Himnan brought
about several changes in the physical
education staff at Wichita. Mr. R. H

ile

McAllister, for several years Head of
the Boys Physical Education Department at
Wichita High Schcol East, has been pro-
moted tc the City Directorship. Mr. Iic-
Allister made a fine record in his former
position and is well qualified for the
larger ficld which he has entered.

lir. Ray Kanehl, formerly instructor
in the Boys Department at East High
Schocl, has been appointed head of the
department to replace Mr, McAllister.
Mr. Ed Wood, formerly of the Lawrence
High School, has been added to the staff
at Wichita East, to fill the position
left vacant by the elevation of Mr. Kanechl

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Miss Doris Peterson resigned her pos-
ition as Girls Physical Director at
Winfield High School to accept a teaching
position at the Denton, Texas, State
Teachers College in the Womens Physical
Education Department,

Wiss Helen Bice, a graduate of Fort
Hays Kansas State College, is the new
Girls Physical Director at Winfield, She
came from Smith Center High School where
she taught for two years,

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Physical education is being reorgan-
ized and consolidated in the ten grade
schcols of Salina, After ten years at
Columbus, Kansas, Harry B. Randall comes
to the Salina School Systom as Supervisor
of Elementary School Physical Education,
Mr. Randall was one of the speakers at
the Public School Section of our State
Convention in Pittsburg last March,

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A very interesting development at
Kansas University is the grading of a new
intramural athietic field. The field is
five acres in extent and the cost of the
esrading will be $1200, This money was
appropriated by the Student Council from
its student funds. The students are
enthusiastically and substantially back-
ing their intramural program.

Social dancing is being offered as a
regular course in physical education at }
Kansas University this fall. It is the j
first time such a course has been offered /
there and college credit is given for it, /

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Bahan, *

ASS

A new Sumner High School for negroes
is being planned at Kansas City, Kansas,
It will contain a complete physical
education unit,