THE DAILY TAR HEEL. SUNDAY. APRIL 20. 1952
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Dr. Codes' Named Director
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Banquet Stored
Tomorrow Night
In Lenoir Hoi!
Complete with presidential
proclamation. Die Pfeifenrauch
er, Carolina pipe-smokers clubj
will celebrate its first anniver
sary this week.
Organized April 23, 1951. the
Club has grown from its orig
inal seven members to in
cluding alumni " and honorary
members. President is David
Futch of Monroe.
Amc:ig the activities planned
for the week are the first an
nual dinner at Iaenoir Hall, a
get-together Wednesday night
and a party at Hogan's Lake
Friday.
Dr. J. P. Harland of the
archaeology department will be
guest speaker at the banquet
tomorrow night.
President Henry Bowers yes
terday issued the following
. proclamation: "I hereby proc-
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DR. HAROLD M. CORTER. Director of ihe Psychological Clinic
at N. C. State College and a psycliological consultant to the Child
Guidance Clinic of Raleigh, who will cXreci ihe program for teach
ers of slow learners al ihe University this summer. He is shown
demonstrating an exercise for ihe slow learning child.
Teachers 1 o
Study Aids
This Summer
The program for teachers c.f
slow learners will be held at
the University during the firi't
term of the summer session this
year.
It will be directed by Dr. Har
old M. Corter, director of the
psychological clinic at State
College, and a psychological
consultant to the child guidance
clinic of Raleigh.
He has a background of pub
lic school teaching and admin
istrator in both the elementary
grades and high school includ
ing special class work and in
dividualized instruction with.
retarded pupils. He holds a su
pervisor of special education
certificate in Pennsylvania. : ;
During' the past two summers
Dr. Corton has been, responsible
I State college for the special
education program there, in
cluding supervision of the prac
ticum for teachers conducted in
conjunction with the laboratory
demonstration class at Raleigh
last summer.
He took : -his B.S. degree at
State Teachers college, Lock ,
Haven, Penn., and received ...
from Pennsylvania State col-., ,;
lege his MJdegi-ee inquid;;,!
ance in education arid his Ph.D.
in clinical psychology.
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laim the week of April 20 to
April. 26th Die Pfeifenraucher
week in honor of the first an
niversary of the founding of
Die Pfeifenraucher, the Caro
lina pipe-smokers club.?
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Coleman Gym
Is Dedicated
In WC Rites
Special io Thb Daily Tar Heel
GREENSBORO, April 9 -The
name &f one of the country's fore
most leaders in the development
of physical education programs
for women was given to- the new.
physical education build w g at
Woman's college tonight when the
camjus unit was dedicated and
named for Mary Channxr.g Cole
man. "
Miss Coleman was head of the
college physical education depart
'ment from 1920 until r.er death in
the fall of 1947. It was under her
leadership that the department
was developed into one of the
several best in the United States.
The brief dedication ceremony
followed the twenty-fourth an
nual college gym meet by the col
lege recreation association and the
physical education department.
The program depicted the growth
of physical education at Woman's
college through the years.
Miss Ethel Martus is now head
of the department.
During her career, Miss Cole
man was , president of both the
North Carolina Physical Educa
tion society and the Sout!.rn
Physical Education association.
She was a member of the Nation
al Recreation association, the na
tional committee on women's ath
letics and the White House Child
lealth association.
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