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outcomes, criticia etc. Physicnl sducation has becomo ene of the instruments
for keeping the nation sane 3 it has become one of the balance wheols of civile
ization.

Last month in Atlant, Gcorgia at the 43rd Annual Notional Convention of the
Health and Physical Education Association, Dre Horbort Stack of Columbian Univor=
sity stated that safety measures of all descriptions in the future would be
taught by the departmont of physical cducation in the schoolse Dre Jay Be. Nash
of New York University also stated that in tho near future overy city and town
will soon have thoir Boards of Recreation in addition to their Boards of Educe
ation for the employment of Recreation linginecers.

The dynamics of teacher porsonality will be as important as it is today.

I would omphasize that the future of physical cducation as a vocation for the
college girl is especially brighte Haig Patigion, sculptor, in his studio

in San Francisco has reproduced the thing that wo hope for American women=

a type of physical ruggedness with an intellect alort and yet at casee The

bust is of Helen Wills called "Helen of California". A western magazine comment=
ing on his work s-yg, "There is a new type of beauty abroad in the land. Hor
beauty is somothing more than candy box prettiness, for it rises within. Her
intellectual life, hor physical rugeodnoss, end her artistic gift cach have

their share, Thero is something that shines out of the Holen Wills bust that

is spiritual in charactor-something not accounted for by the regular features,
the shapely throat, tho level brow. f began to study, to find a namo for the
thing that struck me as it has struck the art world of half oa dozon nations. And
the word thet I found for it is "poisc".

Agnes R. Wayman, Associate Professor of Physical Education at Barnard Colloge

Columbia University says that a girl has poise and is physically educated when