1960, spring class schedule

Pacific Lutheran College

*

SPRING SEMESTER 1960

SPRING SCHEDULE

1960

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Tne 1960 Spring semester offerings are listed alphabetically ac..:ording �o departments.

Courses open to freshmen and sophomores are number<id 101-299 and are considered lower division subjects. Courses open to juniors and seniors are numbered 300-499 and are regarded as upper division subjects. Courses numbered 500 are open to graduate students only.

The student should have his entire program made up of sub­ jects in th� division in which he classifies.

PrereG,uisit"s can be ascertained from your adviser or the gen­ eral catalog, In me:;t cases lower divi!.ion courses are basic and should be completed before registering for upper division courses.

A student must have a grade point average of 2.25 to be eligible to register for any courses in the Education deportment.

The number in parentheses following the course title is the number of semester hours of credit allowed for the course.

The lellers La, Lb, Lc, etc., refer to the laboratory se<tians.

The letler S with a number (S 1, S2, etc.) refers to closs sedion.

The tir.le for the courses is given according to periods in the day and not according to the hour of the day. The student's pro­ gram should designate the period and nat the hour of the day except in cases where the time is clearly indicated on the sched­ ule as for late afternoon and evening ciasses.

The college reserves the

right

to cancel any clas. for

justi­

fiable cause.

REG!STRATION PROCEDURES Registration Dates: JUNIORS, SENIORS ...

................ ............................

SOPHOMORES

.

.....__ .... ......................

December

7-12

__.._........._.........January 11-16

FRESHMEN _. ..........__ ..... _._......._...._.._._......_...._._____.._ ...January 18-23 NEW STUDENTS.........

......._.. _

.._January 30, February

1. Registration cards are available in the Academic Administra­

tion office.

2.

Consult with your adviser and make aut your schedule. (Write

firmly

to go through three corbons).

3. Have your registration cord checked in the Academic Admini­ stration office, and gel your closs cards.

4. New students report to the Dean of Men or Dean of Women in Room M-l07 to fill out personnel forms.

5.

Veterans will check with veterans' adviser in Room M-l07. No veteran's registration will be accepted at the Business Office until approved by the veteran.' adviser.

6. Pay fees at the Business Office, Roam M-104. No registration is complete until it has been

cleared through the Buslnen

Office.

BUILDING SYMBOLS ARE AS FOLLOWS AB-Art Building

G-Gymnasium

CB-Class Building

L-Library M-Main Building

CMS-Chapel-Music-Speech Building

S-Scienc.. Hall PERIOD TIME SCHEDULE 7:50- B:40 a.m.

5th Period ...... 12:30- 1:20 ... m.

2�d Period ...... 8:50- 9:40 a.m.

6th Period ...._. 1:30- 2:20 p.m.

lst Period

____ A.

9:50-10:20 a.m.

7th Period ...... 2:30- 3:20 p.m.

3rd Period ......10:30-11 :20 a.m.

8th Period ...... 3:30- 4:20 p.m.

4th Period ......11:30-12:20 p.m.

9th Period ...... 4:30- 5:20 p.m.

Chapel

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ART 101

M.W.F. 110

52

1 &2 & 2

T. Th. M.W.F.

a

FUNDAM ENTALS OF ART

( 3)

M.W.F.

1& 2

AS

Mr. Kittleson

T.Th.f.

3 &<4

AS

Mr. Kittleson

S3

M.W.f.

T.Th.

6 &7

AS

Mr. Elwell

6,7,8

AB

DRAWI NO AND PAINTING (2) , 3 &4 T.Th.

210

CREATIVE DESIGN

CLAY MODELING

Mr. Roskos

ASb

3&4

ABb

Mr. Roskos

ADVANCED CLAY MODELING

Mr. Roskos

(2)

3 &"

ABb

(2)

ART IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SI

M.W.

52

T.

Mr. Elwell

3 &4

AB 7,00 p.m. AB

HISTORY AND APPRECIATION OF ART

Mrs. Engeset (3)

Mr. Kittleson

3,30路4,50 M-16

T.Th. 415

6&7

( 2)

M.W.

412

ABh

Mr. Roskos

M.W.

325

1 &2

(2)

T.Th. SCULPTURE

Mr. Kittleson

(2)

(2)

T.Th.

316

Mr. Kittleson

7,00 p.m. ASb

T.Th_

315

ABb

ASb

6&7

OIL PAINTING WORKSHOP

OIL PAINTING

Mr. Elwell Mr. Roskos

(2)

M.W.

312

AS AS

SI

112

215

Mr. ElwelJ

(3)

S2 S4

211

Mr. Pflueger L-l04

5

INTRODUCTION TO VISUAL ARTS 51

111

(3)

IIHRODUCTION TO fiNE ARTS

SPECIAL PROBLEMS

Mr. Roskoli

(2-4) 3 &4

M.W.

ABb

BIOLOGY 102

GENERAL BIOLOGY lecture

T.Th.

3

S-108

La

M.W. T.Th.

1 &2

S-209

1 &2

S-209

Lb 132

T.Th.

2

5-108

Lect.S2

1.Th.

Mr. Strunk

M.W.

6 3 &4

5-108

La

S-209

Mr. Knudsen

201

T.Th.

3 So 4

S-209

Mr. Knudsen

M.W.

6&7

S-209

Mr. Knudsen

Ld

T.Th.

7&8

5-209

Mr. Knudsen

COLLEGe BOTANY

Miss ford

(4)

Lecture

T.Th.

6

5-203

Lab

M.W.

6&7

5-203

HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY T.Th.

1

S-108

La

IV.F.

1 &2

5-211

Lb

T.Th.

3 &4

5-211

Lc

M.W.

7 &8

5-211

MICQOBIOLOGY

M.W. T.Th.

4

5-108

La

1& 2

5-207

Lb

T.Th.

7&8

5-207

GENETICS

(3)

ORNITHOLOGY

Mill Pord

372

S-112 Mr. Ost.nlon

(2)

Th. 364

Mr. Strunk

Miss Ford

(4)

M.W.f.

311

(4)

lecture

lecture

231

Mr. Strunk

Lc

Lb

162

(4)

COLLEGE ZOOLOGY Lect. 51

142

Mr. Ostenson

(4)

4,30 p.m. S-108

VERTEBRATE EMBRYOLOGY

Mr. L.raal

(4)

lecture

1.Th.

4

S路108

Lab

T.Th.

1 &2

S-211

G"NERAL ENTOMOLOGY lecture

M.W.

Lab

T.Th.

(4) 4,30 p.m. 5-203 4,30 p.m. S-203

-3-

Mr. Knudsen

CHEMISTRY 102

lecture La lb

M.W. Th. F.

S·309 5·301 5·301

3 3&4 3 &4

GENERAL INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

106

lecture La

lb Lc

ld

GENERAL INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

108

lecture

la

Lb lc

ld 202

la lb

CRGANIC CHEMISTRY lecture lab

422

432

Mr. Anderson

6 6.7. a

2 6.7.8 7. 8. 9

M.W. T. W.

PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY lecture lab

5·309 5·302 14)

Mr. Anderson

5·301 5·302 5·302 Mr. Olsen

14 )

M.W. T.Th.

Mr. Olsen

5·309 5·312 S·312

14)

M.W.F. Th.

ORGANIC QUA LITATIVE ANALYSIS Lectur la lb

14)

Mr. Ollen

4 6. 7.8 6.7.8

M.W.f.

T. Th.

Mr. Ramstad

5·108 5·314 5·314 S·314 5·314

14)

QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS lecture

322

6 1 &2 3&4 6.7. 8 7&8

M.W.F. T.Th. T.Th. Th. M.W.

14) S·309 S·314 S·314 5·314 5·314

2 1 &2 3&4 6. 7.8 7&8

M.W.F. T.Th. T.Th. Th. M.W.

Mr. Anderso"

13)

ORGANIC AND BIOCHEMISTRY

S·309 5·302

1 1&2

ECONOMICS & BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 102

PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS 51 52

142

M.W.F. M.T.Th.

144

244

DICTATION

MARKETING

Mrs. Craig

(3) 7

M·3

4

CB·l08

Mr. Zulauf

(3)

CONSUMER ECONOMICS

1.1·1

3

1.1·1

Mr. Zulauf

SECRETARIAL PROCEDURE

MONEY AND BANKING T. Th.

392

BUSINESS lAW

M·3

(3)

Mr. Pierson

1&2& 1

Staff 5·108

PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT

STATISTICAL METHODS T.Th.F.

452

M·7

(3 )

M.W.F. 441

Mrs. Craig

(3) 3

M.W.F. 421

Mr. Peterson

(3)

2

(3)

LABOR PROBLEMS

M. W.F. 361

1.1·1

INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING

M.W.F. 342

Mr. Peterson

(2) 3

M.W.F. 321

Mr. Peterson M·l M·l

T.Th. 312

Mrs. Craig M·3

(3)

M.W.F. M.W.F.

M.W.F. 273

13)

6

M.T.W.Th. 272

M·3

ELEMENTARY ACCOUNTING SI 52

Mrs. Craig

12)

a

INTERMEDIATE SHORTHAND

Daily 212

CB·200 M·l

ADVANCED TYPEWRITING M.T.W.Th.

Mr. Pierson

13)

2 7

BUSINESS POLICY 1.Th.

Mr. Zulauf

(3)

6

CB·l09 Mr. PTenon

(3)

4

1,\·7

6&7

CB·l08

Mr. Peterson and Staff

(2)

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EDUCATION 202

INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION SI S2

301

3110

M.W.f.

M .W.F.

7

1-3

PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCE

Staff

(2)

Mrs_ Keblbek

700 p.m. l 117

PRIMARY READING

(2)

Mrs. Hair

4,30 p.m . M-16

(3)

STATISTICAL METHODS

Mr. Pi.rson M-7

4

CURRICULUM, METHODS, AND STUDENT TEACHING (5)

Staff

3,00-3,50 M-7

1.

CURRICULUM, METHODS, AND STUDENT TEACHING (5) 51

T.

3,00-3,50 M-2

52

T.

3,00-3,50 C8-106

�63o

STUDENT TEACHING

463b

STUDENT TEACHING

(9)

Mr. Carlson Miss Runbeck

(9)

Mr. Pederson

3,00-3,50 l-117

M. STUDENT TEACHING

(9)

Mr. Sioding

3,00·3,50 l-115

1.1.

INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELING T.

(2)

AIr. Solberg

4,30 p.m. C8-109

MENTAL HEALTH FOR TEACHERS Th_

(2)

Mr. J. Hagen

7,00 p.m. l-114

HISTORY OF EDUCATION

Mr. Corlson

(2)

7,00 p.m_ M-7

Th. EVALUATION

Mr. A. Hogen

3,00-3,50 M-7

M.

557

(2)

4,30 p.m. AI-16

T.Th.F.

�01

Mr. Solberg l·104

SOCIAL STUDIES IN THE elEMENTARY SCHOOL

461ab

Min Nielsen

(2)

6

W.

478

(2)

M-7 4,30 p.m. M-17

T.

473

Mr. A. Hog en

4

M.W. Th.

PRINCIPLES OF GUIDANCE

�16

463ed

(2)

THE TEACHING OF ARITHMETIC

W.

461ed

Miss Runbeck CB-200

4,30 p.m. 5-108

M.W.

441

(2)

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS Th.

�26

"'-16

7

T.Th.

52

Mr. 5joding

(4)

6

1-3

THE TEACHING Of READING

370

Mr. Pederso n

CMS-230

1-3

T.Th.F. Th.

414

(4)

4

METHODS AND OBSERVATION

51

Min Runb.ck

M·17 & M-16

METHODS AND OBSERVATION

31 led

319

(4)

4 4

T.Th.F .

Th.

31�

CMS-227 S - 1 08

3

1.Th. F. Th.

312

Mr.-Scott

(3)

METHODS AND OBSERVATION

311b

Staff

CMS-227 CB- l09

3

HUMAN DEVElOPMENT 51 52

(4)

1

Doily Da ily

(2)

Mr. Hold..n

7,00 p.m. M-7

M. GRADUATE SEMINAR

Mr. Sloding

(0) 7,00 p.m. L-114

W_

ENGLISH 101

COMPOSITION 51 52 S3

102

M.W.F. 1.Th .F. M.W.f .

COMPOSITI ON S1 52 53

(3)

I

3 6

5·210 5-309 M-7

Mr. Bl ack Mr. Olahon Mr. Black

M-16 M·7 l-115

Miss Blomquist Mr. Corlson Miss Knudson

(3)

M.1.Th. M.W. f .

M.W.F.

(Composition 102 Continued Next Page)

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102

COMPOSITION 54 SS 56 57 58 59

1 2 2 2 2

516 517 51& 519 520 521

L-115

(2)

Mr. NOlvig

T.Th. 230

M-7

AN APPROACH TO LITERATURE

WORLD LITERATURE

Mr. Klop.ch

(3)

7

M.T.Th. 234

Mrs. Johnson Mr. Block Miss Knudson Mr. Reigstad Mr. Klopsch Mr. Carlson Mr. Reigstad Miss Knudson Miss Blomquist Mrs. Johnson Mr. Klopsch Mrs. Johnson Mr. Olafson Mr. Olofson Mr. Reigstod Mr. Olofson Mr. Block

M-7 M-16 M-7 3 3 CMS-230 L-115 3 M-16 3 M-2 3 M-16 4 4 S-112 4 L-117 M-2 6 ·'.16 7 M·17 7,00 p.m. M-2

M.W.F. M.W.F. M.W.F. M.W.F. T.Th.

JOURNALISM

Mr. KloplCh

S-112 M-16 & M-17 5-112

2

T.Th.F. M.W.F. M.W.F. M.W.F. T.Th.F. T.Th.F. M.T.Th. M.W.F.

510 511 S12 513 514 SIS

204

{Continued}

(3)

T.Th.F. M. T.Th. M.W.F. M.W.F. M.W.F.

CB-l09 Min Blomquist

P}

M.W.F. 242

MAJO

AMERICAN WRITERS M.W.F.

252

LITERARY BACKGROUNDS

302

Mr. Reigstad

(3)

THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE T.Th.

334

CMS-230

1A-17

4

M.W.F.

Miss Knudlon

[2) 4,30 p.r·1. M-2

GREEK&LATIN LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION M.W.F.

335

FOLKLORE AND FOLK LITERATURE

6

AMERICAN LITERATURE

Mr. Ronlon

[3)

CONTEMPORARY LI TERATU RE

ENGLISH DRAMA

SHAKESPEARE

M-l Mr. Klop.ch

[3} CB-l05

[3}

Mr. Ranson M-17

M.W.F. 404

LITERARY CRITICISM

Mrs. Johnson

[3) C8-105

M.T.Th. 421

AD VANCED CHI LDREN'S LITERATURE W.

441

AMERICAN NOVEL

Miss Knudson

[3}

498

L-116

5

SIXTEENTH CENTURY LITERATURE T.Th.

484

Mill Blomquist

[2)

4,JO p.m. M-7

M.T.Th. 482

Mr. Ranlon

(3)

4

M.W.F. 384

Miss Blomquist

(2)

M-17

M.W.F. 357

Mr. Carhon

CB-l05

M.W.F. 350

[3)

M·3

T.Th. 342

Mrs. Johnson

(3)

1

Mr. Reigstod

(3)

7,00 p.m. L-llS

LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY LITERATURE T.Th.F.

7

MAJOR CONFERENCE

[2}

(3)

Mr. Ranson

L-116 Mr. Ranson

To be arranged

FRENCH 102

ELEMENTARY FRENCH

[4)

Mr. Haydon C8-106

Daily 202

INTERMEDIATE FRENCH

402

Mr. Haydon

(3) L-114

M.W.F.

CONTEMPORARY FRENCH LITERATURE M.W.F.

6

(3)

Mr. Hoydon

L-I14

GENERAL ENGINEERING 101

[NGINEERING PROBLEMS

151

Mr. Gaine,

(2) 5·210

T.Th.

ENGftlEERING DRAWING AND DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY (2) W.F.

6 & 7

-6-

5-210

Mr. Gaine,

GEOGRAPHY 101

WORLD GEOGRAPHY 51

(3)

M.W.F. M.W.F.

52

M r . Gai nes

2

5·210 5-210

5

GEOLOGY 101

GENERAL GEOLOGY

lecture

La

Lb

(4 )

M.W. T.Th. T.Th.

Mr. Gainos

3 3&4 6&7

5-210 5-210 5-210

GERMAN 102

ElEMEt-/TARY GERMAN 51 52 S3 54

202

(4)

Daily Daily Daily Daily

1 3 4

6

INTERMEDIATE GERMAN

(3)

M.W.F. 220

C8-106 C8·106 C8·106 C8·106

SCI ENTIFIC GERMAN

Miss Mad SOQC

7

CB·l06

(3)

Mri. little

M.W.F. 222

L·114

GRAMMAR, CONVERSATION T.Th.

302

(2)

Mrs. little

2

L·114

LITERATURE, GERMAN ClA5SICS M.W.F.

451

Miss Macisaac Miss Macisaac Mrs. Little Min Mod sooe

L·I14

ADVANCED SPeeCH AND GRAMMAR T.Th.

Mn. little

(3)

3

(3)

Mrs, Little

C8·106

5

GREEK 202

ElEMENTARY GREEK

(4)

Mr. Roe

Daily 312

NEW TESTAMENT

M·2 (3)

Mr. Roe

M.W.F. 352

CB·l08

SEMINAR IN GREEK LANGUAGE OR LITERATURE (1-2)

Mr. Roe

To be orrQ "gad

HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION 102

ACTIVITIE5 (Women) 51

52 53 54 55 56 57 106

2 3 3 4

8

ADA?TED ACTIVITIES

ACTIVITIES (Men) 51 52 53 54

55 56 201

(Women)

51 52

202

52

207

1 1 2 5 8

Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym

1 2

Gym Gym

(1)

M. M.

M. F. M. F.

BEGINNING ARCHERY

BEGINNING BOWLING

3& 6 8& 7

(1)

Mr. Salzman

Gym Gym

litrs. Tem pl in

7

Gym

(1)

T.

3&4

52

T.

6&7

TUMBLING AND TRAMPOLINING

F.

Mr. Gabrielsen Mr. lundgaard

(1)

51

M.

Mrs. Young

Staff

5

T.Th. 204

Gym

8EGINNING BADMINTON AND TENNIS 51

203

(1)

6 (1)

T.Th. W.F. T.Th. T.Th. W.F. W.F.

BEGINNING GOLF

Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym

4 6

T.Th. 108

Mrs, Templin

(1)

W.F. T.Th. W.F. M.W. T.Th. M.W. T.Th.

5& 4

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Paradise Bowl Paradise Bowl (1) Gym

Mr. Gabrielsen Mr. lundgaard Mr. Go briel sen

210

HEALTH ESSENTIALS

271

BASKETBALL

Mrs. Yaung

(3)

M.W.F. M.W.F.

SI S2

G·l G·l

2 4

Mr. Lundgoard

(2) T.Th.

272

TRACK

G·3 Mr. Solzman

(2) W.

273

BASEBALL

7,00 p.m. G·l Mr. Gabriel••n

(2) M.W.

274

METHODS IN TEACHING TUMBLING T.Th.

290

METHODS IN TEACHING INDIVIDUAL SPORTS (Women) (2)

FIRST AID

7

G·l

6

G·l

Mrs. Young

KINESIOLOGY

Mr. Gabriel ••n

(3) G·3

M.W.F. 334

LIFE SAVING

Mr. Gobrlel ••n

(2) W.F.

342

PROBLEMS IN TEACHING RHYTHMICS

Mn. Young

(2)

7,00 p.m. Gym

METHODS AND MATERIALS IN TEACHING SPORTS (Men) (2) 7

M.W. �65

Pool

6

W. 363

Mfa. Templin

(2) M.W.

322

Mr. Gabrielle"

(2) Gym

6

M.W. 292

G·3

3

SCHOOL HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAM T.Th.

Mr. Salzman

G·3 (2)

Mr. Salzman

G·l

3

HISTORY 103

HISTORY OF WESTERN EUROPE

104

204

M.W.F. M.W.F.

54

L·117

6 7

L·l0� L·117

1 2 3 6

L·117 L·117 L·117

L·117

THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

Mr. Nodtvedt

(3) L.116

TWENTIETH CENTURY EUROPE M.W.F.

424

THE REFORMATION

CB·l09

Mr. Nodtvedt

Mr. Akr.

(3) L·116

BRITAIN IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY

(3)

Mr. Belch.r

7,00 p.m. L·l04

AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY T.Th.F.

596

4

4

W. 474

L·116

RECENT AMERICAN HISTORY M.W.F.

464

Mr. Schnockenberg

(3)

2 (3)

M.W.F. 444

Mr. Akre

(3) L .116

6

M.W.F. 338

Mr. Visnell Mr. Akre Mr. Akre Mr. Vigness

L·117

HISTORY OF THE ANCIENT WORLD

MEDIEVAL HISTORY

Mr. SchnaCkenberg Mr. Belcher Mr. Schnackenberg Mr. Schnackenberg Mr. Belcher Mr. Belcher

Mr. Akre

(2)

4

M.W.F. 313

L·l04 L·l04 L·l04

(3)

M.W.F. T.Th.F. T.Th.F. M.W.F.

T.Th. 242

(3)

1 2 3 5

M.W.F. M.W.F. T.Th.F. T.Th.F.

AMERICAN HISTORY SI S2 S3

210

S·110

HISTORY OF WESTERN EUROPE SI 52 53 S4 55 S6

Mr. Nodtvedt

(3)

7

T.Th.F.

7

SEMINAR IN EUROPEAN HISTORY T.

(3)

Mr. Schnackenberg

L·115 (3)

Mr. Nodtvedt

7,00 p.m. L·114

LATIN 102

ELEMENTARY LATIN Doily

2n

(4)

Mr. Molmln 4

INTERMEDIATE LATIN

(3)

M.W.F.

7

S·307 Mr. Mallni" S·307

8-

-

MATHEMATICS 101

INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA

106

SOLID GEOMErRY

Mr. Running

(3)

M.W.f.

5-110

2

Mr. Running

(2) S-110

T.Th. 151

ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS SI S2 S3

201

M.T.W.Th. M.T.W.Th. M.T.W.f.

1 2 4

290

2

ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS M.W.f.

5

THE NUMBER SYSTEM

(3)

498

Mr. Maier

(3)

Mr. Potratz

Mr. Maier CB-l05

(J)

APPLIED MATHEMATICS

MODERN ALGEBRA

(3)

S-309

Mr. Potratz S-307

T.Th.f.

454

Mr. Pot:-at.l Mr. Potratz Mr. Moier

M-2

M.W.f.

312

(4)

S-307 S-307 S-110

ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS M.W.f.

202

Mr. Running

S-110

Dally 200

(4)

COLLEGE A LGEBRA AND TRIGONOMETRY

(3)

Mr. Maier

M.W.f.

7

INDEPENDENT STUDY

(1)

CB路l05 Mr. Maier S-110

T.

MUSIC 101

fUNDAMENTALS Sl S2

112

TliEORY

(3) CMS-228 CMS-227

6 6

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120

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M.W.F.

7

CMS-227

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Mr. Fritts

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Mr. Malmin

MADRIGAL SINGERS

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Mr. Gilbertson 7,00 p.m. CMS-228

M. 137

Mr. Newnhom

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Mr. Gilbertson Miss Payne

CHAMBER ENSEMBLE

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Mr. Gilbertson

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BAND

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Mr. Gilbertson Daily

140

PIANO

Mr. Newnham

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CMS-228

CLASS PIANO INSTRUCTION W.F.

150

CMS-228

CLASS VOI CE INSTRUCTI ON T.Th.

146

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Mr. Knapp

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CMS-'08 Slaff

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152

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154

VOICE

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Mr. Nownham To be ar ranged

212

THEORY

Mr. Fritts

(4) Daily

244

COUNTERPOINT

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HISTORY AND LITERATURE

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Mr. Gilbertson

Mr. Christensen

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CMS-227

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312

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(3) CMS-215

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Mr. Chrilitensen

T.Th. .'6

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CMS·227 Mr. Frith

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Mr. Fritts

(2)

T.Th. 440f

CMS-228

MUSIC IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOL W.

Mr. Gilbertson

(2)

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NORWEGIAN 102

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202

Mr. Malmin

(4) 2

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POLITICAL SCIENCE 101

INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL SCIENCE

282

COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT M.W.F.

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432

474

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PSYCHOLOGY 101

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421

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Mr. Hiler

STATISTICAL METHODS

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Mr. Mainord

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INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELING

Mr. Solberg

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Mr. Pierson

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Mr. Solberg

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SOCIOLOGY 101

SI 52 S3 202

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T.Th. 4,30 p.m. CMS·ln Consent of instructor 206

PARLIAMENTARY LAW

250

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Mr. Nordholm

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Mr. Karl

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442

4,30 p.m. CMS·122

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482

Mr. Utzinger

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M.W.

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Mr. Karl

1.Th. 4,30 p.m. CMS·I22 Consent of instructor

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