"~ KANSAS HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

The Council of the Kansas Health and Physical Education Assoeia-
tion met at the MeGourt Hotel, MoPherson, Kansas, Saturday, October 1
at 10 a. m. Meeting was called to order by the president, Helen Saum.
Roll was taken by the secretary pro tem, Hazel Cave.

Members present:

¥. G. Allen Earl Morrison
Hazel Gave Helen Saum
Katherine Geyer Oran Shearer
Merle Henre Henry Shenk
Ruth Hoover Fritz Snodgrass
Geneva Millet Ralph Titus

G. S. Moll L. PF. Washburn

The minubes of the previotis meeting were read and approved.
—— report was read and accepted. The balance on hand is

The matter of representation on the K.S.T.A. program committee,
tabled last spring, was reported on by Miss Saum. Such representation
would necessitate a change in conshitution of E.3.T.A. Mr. Pinet wrote
that the same results could be accomplished by contacting the President
of K.S.T.A. with regard to our desires for speakers.

Gommittee Reports:

eee Letters to members of the State Board of Education brought
many favorable replys. The following persons were appointed to the
Curriculum Committee: Edna McCullough, chairman; C. S. Moll, and Merle
Eenre. Numerous suggestions were maie for arousing favorable sentiment
among influential people toward a state curriculum in physical education.

. ites | } | of American Association of
Phi al = t: t Recreation. Miss Lyman made a formal
report of the ania. "Mr. Henre, as substitute delegate, submitted

a number of interesting personal comments on higR, points. These reports
are in the secretary's file.

 

L | - Miss Saum read a letter from Earl .
ar ye Ti: Pp a future report. He reported the change
in name of the National laapetebhon, This brought up the question of
a change of name of our state association. Mr. Yashburn moved that
the matter be tabled. Seconded by lr. Snodgrass, motion carried.

“lination. Miss Saum mentioned Mr. Hinman's report last spring of
ine response from those organizations contacted. It was the
general consensus of opinion that representatives from these agenéies
should meet and reach some basis of agreement. The matter was carried

over to another neeting. :

 

  

P . Mr. Washburn reported consideration of appointing as
Chairman of demonstration for state convention a person outside of the
convention city. Merle Henre made the motion that Miss McCullough, as
Ghairman of the Demonstration Committee, prepare an outline to submit

_ to person in charge of local demonstration. Seconded by Henry Shenk,
motion carried.