Hoyman to Talk
At Health Meet
H. S. Hoyman, associate pro
fessor of physical education, will
discuss-Oregon's school health in
struction program at two forth
coming conferences in the north
west. Hoyman will participate in
the Salem conference March 1 and
2, when the Kellogg foundation
health project 'Will be discussed.
He will be leader of a panel of
seven school administrators who
will describe their health program
in their schools.
‘‘Recent Developments in Health
Instruction in Oregon Schools,” a
paper written by the associate pro
fessor, will be presented to the
Northwest conference March 28,
in Seattle. Seattle conference will
run from March 27 through 29.
He will also participate in a panel
on school health at this confer
ence.
Program Noted
During the past year Oregon’s
health instruction program has
been the subject of editorial com
ment in national journals three
times, in the January 11, 1945,
and July 14, 1945, issues of the
American Medical Journal.and in
the February, 1946, issue of the
Journal of School Health, Hoyman
related.
“Health Guide Units,” another
publication prepared by Hoy
man, will be issued soon for use
in the Oregon schools. In addition
to the 5000 copies which will be
given the schools, another 1000
copies will be printed to fill out
side requests for this material.
NCC Student to Tell
African Experiences
Myra Eyerie, sophomore at
Northwest Christian college, will
tell members of Town and Cam
pus of her experiences in Africa
at 6:15 Sunday evening in the
White room of the First Christian
church.
Born in Africa, Miss Eyerie
plans to return there after com
pleting school.
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DR. HAROI.D BERNARD
Speaker on mental Health and
religion.
’Religion’ Series
To Open Sunday
Dr. Bernard to Begin
Mental Health Series
Leader of the three week series
on “Mental Health and Religion”
starting Sunday at the Congrega
tional church, will be Dr. H. W.
Bernard, instructor in educational
psychology and mental hygiene in
the education school.
Dr. Bernard returned to the
campus winter term after serving
40 months in the navy as a Lt.
Commander. Previous to his serv
ice, he was an instructor at the
U. of O. from 1938 to 1942.
The instructor received his
masters degree from Stanford and
his Ph.D. from Northwestern Uni
versity.
“I am glad of the opportunity
to meet with this group and dis
cuss with them the subjects I am
very interested in too," Dr. Ber
nard said recently.
February 24, March 3, and March
10, are the dates of the series to
be held from 4:00 p.m. to 5:15 p.m.
Topics included in the discus
sions will be personality develop
ment, solving personal problems,
facing disappointments, and mar
riage.
All University students, college
age young people, and young mar
ried couples are invited to attend.
Kehrli Formulates City
Planning Schemes
Herman Kehrli, director of the
bureau of municipal research and
services on the University campus,
and R. W. Pierson, planning- con
sultant for the League of Oregon
Cities, are in Coos Bay, where they
are consulting with civic leaders
in helping formulate a city plan
ning scheme.
Kehrli is executive secretary for
the league. The two men will also
visit other coastal points before
returning to Eugene.
Pi Mu Officer
Election Scheduled
Election of officers of Pi Mu
Epsilon, mathematics honorary,
will be held at 4:15 Monday after
noon in Room 206 Deady hall.
Dr. H. K. Newburn
To Speak Sunday
“Problems of Education” will be
the topic discussed by Dr. Harry
K. Newburn, the University's
much-traveled president, at a din
ner in Portland Saturday evening.
The occasion is the annual ban
quet of Pi Lambda Theta, Phi
Delta Kappa, Delta Kappa Gam
ma, and Kappa Delta Pi, national
education honoraries. The dinner
will be held in the Chamber of
Commerce building at 6:30 p.m.
Dr. Newburn will speak before
a city-wide PTA group at Eugene
high school Monday evening, Feb
ruary 25.
Tuesday he will return to Port
land to confer degrees on fifty
graduates of the University Den
tal .school, in the first such cere
mony since Northwestern Dental
school became a part of the state
university.
Publishers Accept
Alum’s Manuscript
Notice that her first book has
been accepted for publication was
just received by Mrs. Gwendolen
Lampshire Hayden, 1927 graduate
of the University. The book, whose
probable title is “Really Truly
Stories,” consists of a group of
manuscripts of children’s stories,
based on the authoress’ early life
in eastern Oregon. They will be
published by the Review and Her
ald Publishing association of
Washington, D. C., publishers of
children’s books.
Mrs. Hayden was also informed
this week that her book has been
placed on the 1947 list of approved
reading for children as a Junior
Reading Course book. The list is
issued annually by the Review and
Herald Publishing association,
which considers books from all
publishing houses for the selection.
Mrs. Hayden, who has set some
of her stories in Eugene, was a
music major in the University,
and taught violin for a number of
years. She has been active in writ
ing groups in the community. M"rs.
Hayden is the wife of Jess Hay
den, local business man.
Westminister Features
Religious Forum Sunday
The Westminster house forum,
scheduled from 6:30 to 7:30 Sun
day evening, will feature on this
week's program Rev. Donald D.
Dod, misister of the Fairmont
Presbyterian church and Univer
sity assistant in chemistry, speak
ing on “A Valid Experience of
God.”
Preceding the lecture and open
discussion, a social tea will be held
from 6 to 6:30.
AROUND THE CLOCK
(Continued from page four)
for a fine setlement in commodi
ties and like sterf for the top man
in the field that week. Lotsa pros
drop everything to make this
event, and the simon pures drop
theirs too. Everybody has dropsy
in this tournament. The only ele
ment that's missing is the side
show by A1 Schacht and Nick
Altrock.
While this is easing off the
wires, the Hogan-Nelson combine
will be having another man against
man affair down New Orleans way,
and I wouldn’t be surprised to see
Personalized
public Address
Service
HOUSE DANCES ASSEMBLIES
INDOORS OR OUT
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PE Professors to Attend
Salem Conference Today
The Oregon state association
for health physical education and
recreation will meet in Salem Sat
urday, February 23. Dr. Ralph W.
Leighton, dean of the school of
physical education, and Dr. Paul
R. Washke, professor of physical
education, will attend the meeting.
The physical education law
passed at the last session of the
state legislature will form the ba
sis of the discussions. The law
outlines the physical education and
health education program for the
state and defines the method by
which it is to be administered.
The discussions were instituted
to acquaint the teachers, who have
just returned to the state after
serving in the armed forces, with
the law.
one of the other pros nab top
dollar while the feuding is going
cn.' Nelson is quite the man of
the years with the irons and if
you haven’t put your spare change
on him to date, get it down soon
cause he is really on now.
A DUCK SEZ
(Continued from page four)
came in for its share of one of
the navy’s favorite and friendliest
coaches, when*he took over the
athletic leadership of the naval
units of the university of that
state.
After all this traveling all over
the West coast area, Corley re
turned to Oregon immediately upon
his discharge. Now, as soon as the
season’s swimming championship
meet is completed, Coach Corley
will trade in his bathing suit for
a line coach’s uniform, as he is
already busy making plans for
spring football practice with friend
and fellow coach, Tex Oliver.
In personal life, Vaughn Corley
is the proud father of a 12 year
old son, and the husband of “a
typical Kansaser,” Mrs. Bernice
Corley. “Skipper” Corley, the son,
is now in grade school and on the
basketball team. His father says
that he has great hopes for tltS*^
boy in the athletic field, and oh yes,
Skipper swims too!
Take a good sense of humor, a
friendly personality and a mind
that’s excellent along all lines, es
pecially sports, and that’s Vaughn
Corley, coach at Oregon, and
above all else, a Texan!
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