A number of men were among thoso tak-
ing advantage of the instruction in an
activity that is srowing:in popularity in
boys classes as well as in firls. Dr. F.
C, Allen spoke briefly at the festival, in
tne interests of including folk dancing in
cn activity program. Dr. Duggan was the
speaker at a luncheon Saturday noon at the
Union Menorial Bat iding»

Since so nuch interest was shovm in
the Folk Festival, plans are being dis-
cussed for a similar function next year.

Dr. Ve. W. Lapp has left the physical
education staff and is now general manager
of the Richnond Barber Blade Company, Rich-
mond, Michigan.

Kir. Burt De Groot*has been added to
the staff. Mr. De Groot comes to Kansas
from Honolulu, where he has been teaching
for 3 years. He is a Stanford University
graduate and letterman.

Mr. Strong Hinman, Director of Health
and Physical Education, Kansas City, Mis-
souri, spoke at the Sasnak Club dinner
meeting at Kansas University on October
19. His subject was "What an Adninistrator
Expects of a Physical Education Teacher."

The Editors have received a copy of
the §asnak News published by the Department
of Physical Education and the Sasnak Club
of Kansas University. The Sasnak Club is
an organization of students majoring in
physical education. The New Bulletin is
interesting and attractive. Congratulations.

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Miss Helen Hirni, Convention Manager
of the Kansas Health & Physical Education
Association meeting at McPherson last March,
has been elected to the Council to fill a
vacancy which occurred,

As a result of the presentation of the
work and aims of the Kansas Health and Phys-
ical Education at the Physical Education
Round Table meetings a total of 75 new and
renewal memberships were received. The
Wichita meeting lead with 28 memberships
followed by Topeka with 24 and Pittsburg
with 14, the remainder being scattered
among the Salina, Dodge City and Hays meet-
ings. Copies of this issue of the Bulletin
‘are being sent to all members whose term
expired with the October number and it is
sincerely hoped that each one will renew
his.er ‘hép membership promptly. If member-
ship is paid by check, make them out to the
Kansas Health and Physical Education Assoc-
jation.

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Attention; Women Teachers;

Miss Hatlestad is very desirous tha
the questionnaiyfs sent to Women Teachers
of Physical Education be returned as soon
as possible. This information is being
gathered for report purposes. So fill
in the blanks and return them to Miss
Hatlestadt, Pittsburg State Teachers Col-
lege, now!

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Bulletin Material

The editors wish to thank all those
who so kindly contributed material for
use in this issue of the Bulletin, Como
again. We also wish to present the op-
portunity which is open to all of the
membership to help in making the Bulletin
an interesting and useful publications
If you have never contributed why not
try it now. Many of the most valuable
items are those relating to you and in
your work; practical and successful meth-
ods, grading systoms, games, new facili-
ties, oxtra curricular activitics, etc.
Lets share these with others of tho pre=-
fession and at the same time help make
the Bulletin a welcome visitor.

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In case of change of address notify
the Bulletin Editor’ promptly ‘giving both
the old and the new address.

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Officers of the K.H.& PsE.A. for 1939-40;

President, Oran Shearer, Wichita
President-Elect, Edna McCullough, K.S.T.C.
Emporia.
Vice-President, Suc Unruh; Northwest Jr,
High, Kansas City.
Secretary-Treasurer, Eva Lyman, Wichita.
Bulletin Editor, L. P. Washburn, K.S.C.,
Manhattan.
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Editorial Board:;-

Le P. Washburn, Manhattan, Bditor~ -in-
Chicf,.

Ardis Hill, Kansas City.
Oran Shearer, Wichita,