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Kansas City, Missouri, Public Schools Worth Reacing
Show Health Progress
Physical and Health Education, by Helen

A late bulletin of the Kansas City, Smith and Helen Cocps; American Book
Jissouri, Physical Education Department — Cos, 1958,
reports the following progress in certain This is an unusually clear and mod-
health features: ern presentation of the combined pro-
gram of physical and health cducotion.
Diptheria immunization; 1931, 79.5%; Its purpose is to clarify the situa-
1938, 91.2%, tion by standardizing terminology,
Vaccination: 1931, 83.9%; 1938, 90.5%. indicate separate relationships, and
First Aid Decreasing; explain detailed responsibility in the
1931 = 42,229 cases two fields.
1938 - 16,734 cases
Student Conferences Increasing; The Organization and Administration of
1932-5 =- 6,945 Physical Education, by E. E, Voltmer
1937-8 -11,231 and A. A. Esslinger; F. S. Crofts &
die Co.
The chapter on Aims and Objectives
State Teachers Association Meetings of Physical Education is especially
interesting anc shows a new method of
Nov. 4 and 5 the Physical Education determining and evaluating the aims.
Round Tables of the K.S.T.A. will hold
meetings in eight cities. The programs... Teaching Procedures in Health Education,
are varied and coffer some very interest- by Conrad & Meister; W. B. Saunders
ing features, They will be worth attend- Co.
ing by every person interested in health This is an up-to-date book on this
and physical education, The K.H.& P.E.A. subject anc will be of interest to
is very much interested in helping to those teaching health courses in the
make these meetinzs worthwhile and inspir- secondary school,

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Next Month
Officers of the K.H.& P.E.A. for 1938-359;

Next months Bulletin will contain a

Presicent, Helen G. Saum,K.S.C.,Manhattan. very intcresting article on "Basket Ball

President-Elect, Oran Shearer, Wichita. Brevities," by F. C. "Phog™ Allen, Basket-
Vice-President, Henry Shenk,Junotion Citys 4.11 coach at Kansas University. This
Secretary-Treasurer, Hazel Cave, K.S.T.Ce, article is timec to be of valuc to high

Pittsburg. school coaches as they start their basket-
Bulletin Editor, L. P. Washburn, K.S.Ce, 211 preparations.

Manhattan,
District Council Members:
Helen Saum, Manhattan.
W. He. Mifflin, Coffeyville.
Ardis Hill, Kansas City,
National Council Members:
BE. A. Thomas, Topeka.
- Ruth Hoover, Lawrence.

More news notes will be forth coming.
You enjoy reading about what other scnools
anc teachers are doing. So co your part
to make the Bulletin interesting by senc-=
ing in one or more items of things happen-
ing at your school. Sit cown anc co it
now! Incluce new games, methods, changes
000 in staff or curricuia, new or improved
equipment, facilities and buildings.

Editorial Boarc:= L. P. Weshburn, Manhattan, Ecitor-in-chiefs
Ardis Hill, Kansas City; Oran Shearer, Wichita