Pacific Lutheran College Bulletin 1943 SUMMER QUARTER Publi.!lih�d qu;ut�rly by Pacific Lutheran Colleg� at T�com,J and Parkland, Washington. sl!!cond - d:u!; m'ttter April 26, 1927, at thl!! postofficl!! at T;acom.l, Washingron, under the Act of Aug�st 24. [9l2.
V OL
XXllI
MAY.
Entead
No.
1943
u
I. Part I
SUMMER SESSION CALENDAR Registr,llion
begins 9
C\Jsses begin
8 :00
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\V cd n csda),. Jun e 1 '
m.
m.
J.
Thursday. June
17
Frida), . July
16
July
19
!\ ug ust
18
F irst Term e n ds S econ d Te rm begins
S u mme r Ses si on
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Monday.
Wednesday.
closes
WHY ATTEND SUMMER SCHOOL? If you Jrc returning to the field of t eaching to do
will increa se
emergency. you
ff
you
arc
looking
during the
administration of de ment ar y elementary principal·s credential.
for advancement in the
you will need the courses required for the
If
your bil
nationa l
your effectiveness by t a king refresher COurses.
you pbn to c ontinue
In the
schools
p ro fess ion of t cac hing. it will be wise to take
courses needed for the renewal of your certificate even though c(nificates are frozen at the present time. If vou have just graduated from high school and w is h course in
to complete your
college
fess than the usual time In order to rciie\'e s ho n a ge in pro fessional fields.
Sllmmcr sch 01
is
If you He a
yo u r opportunity. rcglriar coIlege student. why not accelerate your program by .1 ttcndi ng c ount r y urgently needs college graduates.
summer school! Our
going i n t o ,wy br,lnch of the armed forces, mu ch college education as possible.
If you arc to
obtain
as
If you
desire to further
), our
PACIFIC LUTHERAN
gcner,ll
education,
COLLEGE
IS
you
CHRfSTIA
ATTE[ D.
ATMOSPHERE
PREV
II.s.
is de finitely ad"antageous
will find
!'I. SCHOOL
TAKE PERSONAL INTEREST IN STUDENTS AND
it
in t er es ti n g courses.
WHERE
TEACHER.
AND WHERE A FRfENDLY YOU
ARE
INVfTED
T
PLAN OF CERTIFICATION IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON REGULAR CERTlrIC
TION ,\ND R E NEWAL
.\ three-year el ementary certificate given upon completion of three
yt.us of college rna\" be ren e w ed once when the holder has completed ten additional semester hours. · A.fter one renewal the holder ml"t meet the rC'l uir e men l s for the si x -ye a r standard
d mentarr certificate. An applicant for the si�·-ye.H st a ndard elementary ccrtific.lle must present a diplon1.l i rom �n a ccred i ted normal school or teachers' college indica tin g the c ompl e t io n of a fou r Har c u rr ic ul um. In addition. the applicant must have hau at least t\\'o years of suc ees.ful teaching expe r ience upon a th ree - year elementary certi fi cat e . MORATORIUM ON CERTIFICATIO '
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\Var E mergenc )
Certificate "i\ W.H emer g ency certificate shall be issued by the S uperintendent of Public In struction upon recommendation of teacher·training in st i t utions in the State, on the basis of four y ears of training including prac t ice tcaching in a secondary institution for teaching in a secondary school or three years of training in an dementary training institution for tea ching in an dementary school. This cer tificate is in force during the manpower emergency C as det er m i n ed by the State Board of Education ) and three years beyond, provided the teac he r is continuously tea ching on thi s certificate. It is unders tood that the granting of this certificate will cease when the State Board declares the manpower emergency at .1n end. The above training must have been completed on the basi, of at l eas I th ree quarters rcsidrnce in the institution recommending the certificate. but it is not required to complete r eq uirements for regular certification in the in s titution which recom mended the certificate . "':' '
B. Freezing of Certificates "Three-year e1ementar), certificates based upon three years of preparation shall be extended during the manpower emergency (as det e rmi ne d by the State B oard of Education) and the holder thereof allowed one year beyond for the completio n of the 15 credit-renewal or six - year standard requirements. provided the reacher is continuously teaching on this cert i fica te . "':' ':'Minutes. State Board of Education, M eeti ng . December 22. 1 942 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL'S CREDENTIAL
You rna)' qu.1Iify either under A. Two
a or b.
Or mare years of thoroughly successful e x pe rie n c e as principal of an
elementary
,chaoI of six or more teachers .
(This provision app lies anI)' to candidates who gained their experience prior to Se pte m ber I, 1936. the time ot which the State Board regula tion be came e ff ective. )
B. At least two ), ears of successful teaching e x perienc e i.n t he elementary school or the junior higb school plus eight semester hours of professional courses rclating to elementary "dministration and supervision taken s ubsequ ent to at least one ),ear of teaching experience . An element.1IY certific.He is a p rerequis ite for an elementary principal ' s c reden ti a l .
PR ESCRIBE D A;'\l D RECOMMENDED COURSES
from credits may be from ei ther list. Other courses within t he field of e I rm entar l' education may 31so be offered s u bj ect to ev a luation . All courses presented t � ward satisfyin the requirements for an elementary p rinc i pal ' s credential must have been com pleted within ten years prior to dine of application. • 'at less than four semester hours of the req u i red number of cred i t s must be
List A cover i ng at least two of the enumerated fields. The
re ma inin g
g
LiST A: Elementan'
;
Curricul urn
Elementar ' Admini trat ion and
Supervision Elem ntan' School Methods
LIST B: Guidance T est s and :'v! cas u re mcn ts K ind e rgarte n Health and Physical Education Remedial Education
COURSE OFFERINGS Til Ie and Credit
C:)ursL' i.VUnlCC( l\n 10
Introduction to
Fine Arts ('\)
Term
Teacher
Second
Pflueger
An I 1 5
j\.rt Historr and Art Appre ciation (3) First
,\rt II (j
Art History and Art
,\rr
121
.A.rr 131
Biology l1ti Biology 201
A p p rec i at i on (3)
Ber g
Public School l\.rt (2)
First
Berg
.Junior High School An (2) Comparative Anatomy (-I) Independ en t St udy (1 t o 41
First
B er g A.rlton Ariton
hrs! First
(2)
Bu"
Ad min . 61
Personal T y ping
8m.
!\.d m i n
!\.rmy Office Training
71
Berg
Iirst
First (2)
First
Reid Reid Ramstad
C he mistry 5 I
General Inorganic Chemistry (41
hrst
Edu ca t i o n I Ci5
Public School Sy stem (2)
Second
Strombo
[- d u c a tion j 1.5
School Administration
Second
Ronning
(2)
P ro j ects ( I to 3)
r:ducat i on 116
Spec i al
E d ucation 121
Cho ral Spea k in g
Education
Sta ff
E ither
(2)
First
Nielsen
1-1 [
Elementary School Curr icul um
(2)
First
N i elsen
E du cat ion 146
Elementary School Supervision
(2)
Fi rst
N i elsen
English 62
Literary
Both
Ranson. Blomquist
English 136
Modern Poetry (2)
Fnglish 121
A.merican Literature
French 101
Lit r ra ture
Gen, SCI,
Descr i ptiv e Astronomy
German 101
Literature
H i s tory 20
Hist. and GOV'! of \Vashington (2)
Second
History 75
History of Latin America (3)
Second
H is tory 102
History of t he Far East (3)
first
Current Events (3)
first
H i st or y
120
H ome Econ
III
Ba c kgro unds ('\) (3)
(3) (2)
(3)
School Li brar y
library Sci. 105
The
Math, S 1
Higher Algebra
\h th, 61
Plane Trigonometry (-I)
:Vla th,
Survey of ;V! ath c l11 atics (2)
ďż˝
53
Fir,!
Ranson
First
Bond y J o rd abl
Second
Bondy
First
hol d Economics (2)
Hous
Blomquist
Second
(2)
(3)
T'irM
To be sel ected Akre
Reneau \'1. Franck To
be se lected
Second
Botten
Second
Jordabl
Both Second
Stuen. J o rdah l To be selected
!\I u sic 57
Vo ic e
(1)
Either
Dilts
\1mic .59
Piano
(1)
Either
\Vei"
\hlsic I 0 1
Tbe '\Torld of
Music
Music 114
\Ilmic Methods
(2)
ďż˝ o r se 61 P h i loso ph '.'
120
(2)
First Second
Li teratur e (3)
First
History of
Second
Ph i l osophy (3)
\Veiss Malmin
Stuen Pflueger
Principles of Health and P E, (2)
Second
PhYsics 30
M et eo rol og y
l'irst
Rams tad
S ocio 1cg,' 10-1
Labor Problems (3)
rirst
Renea u
Phys.
Educ. 121
(2)
Yonng
:-lotL--CoUrS('s in other s ubjects listed in our regubr cata log may be organized if registration be sufficient. Classes in which tbere is registration less than five may
be contin ned,
the not
GENERAL INFORMATION eXPENSES Tuition-S6 25 pH credit hour . Lihran) Fce-S2.00. Chemistr" l'ec-$5.00. MUlic lees-For private instruction. tbi rty minute period. $2.00 /)ormitor" Rooms-SiS.OO per term.
Boan:-Local lunch rooms.
If you need employment to belp finance your Summer Scbool edu(.1tion. our Employment Service will be glad to assist you to lind suitable work. Tbe opportunities in and ncar the cit)' of T ac oma are numerous. 00 not permit insufficient funds to prevent you from attending.
RECREATIONAL FACILITIES B o ating and Swimming in
beautiful Spana",.\y Lake.
Hikes. Picnics. Tennis. Golf. Inspiration form "randeu,
Ihe
from Mount RainieI'.
Famous in song and saga . . . un eloquenl wilness
crimson·colored ma;e.sli,
sn')w·deched.
10ll'"rin" againsl
.
Ihe hlue
sh"
11l
lonelll
of peace
CH;\PEL EXERCISES [n keeping wilh the Cbristian character of the college. de"otional exercIses are be ld a[ stated limes each week to wbicb teacbers and students are invited.
PANEL DISCUSSIONS Discussion
mem bers
of current topics ,md present educational
trends
by guests speakers.
of tbe faculty. students and otber interested persons will be arranged. Partic
ipation in tbese conferenc es is encouraged
as
.1
v .l l u.1 bl e educational experience.
\Vrite for further de tai ls . r eserv,lt ion s. etc. to tbe Director of the Summer Pac.ific Lutb�r"ll College. ParklJlld. \V,lsbingtoll; or phone GRanite 86 I I. plan to attend. all carl)' communication will be appreciated.
Session. If y ou
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