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SPRING SEMESTER 1965

REGISTRATION DATES JUNIORS, SENIORS......................................December 10·18 SOPHbMORES ................................................January

FRESHMEN ................ ......................................January 11·15 NEW STUDENTS. . ............................................January 25·27

SPRING SCHEDULE

1965

The 1965 Spring semester offerings are listed alphabetically

according to departments.

Courses open to freshmen and sophomores are numbered

101-299 and are considered lower division subjects. Courses open

to juniors ond seniors are numbered 300-499 and are regarded

as upper division subjects. Courses numbered 500 are open to

graduote students only.

The student should have his entire program made up of sub

jects in the division in which he classifies.

PrerequIsites can be ascertained from your adviser or the gen

eral catalog. In most cases lower division 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 department.

The number in parenthesis following the course title is the

number of semester hours of credit allowed for the course_

The letlers La, Lb, Lc, etc., refer to the laboratory sections.

The letler S with a number (SI, S2, elc.) refers to class section.

The time 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 designale the period and not the hour of the day except in cases where the time is clearly indicated on the sched ule as for late afternoon and evening classes.

The University reserves the right to cancel any class for jus

tifiable cause.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES 1. Registration cards will be available in the Registrar's office,

Room A-l02, on the date your closs is to register.

2. Consult with your adviser and make out your schedule.

firmly to

through

three carbons).

(Writ..

3. Have your registration card checked by the Registrar, and

get your class cards.

4. Report to the

Dean of Students in Room A·113 to fill out

personnel forms.

5. Veterans will check with veterans' adviser in Roam A·l09. No

veteran's registration will be accepted at the Business Office until approved by the veterans' adviser.

6. Pay fees in the Business Office, Room A-108. Boarding students

must make down payment of at least $400 and non-boarding students $200. Fees may be paid starting January 18, but deposits will be

accepted January 4.

No registration is complete until it has been cleared through

the Business Office.

BUILDING SYMBOLS ARE AS FOLLOWS A-Administration Building

G-Gymnasium

AB-Art Building

L-Library

CB-Class Building

S-Science Hall

EC-Eastvold Chapel PERIOD TIME SCHEDULE lst Period ...... 7:50- 8:"D a.m. 2nd Period......

8:50- 9:"D a.m.

5th Period ......12:30· 1:20p.m. 6th Period ...... 1:30- 2:20 p.m.

ChapeL ........ . .. 9:50-10:20 a.m.

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

3rd Period ...... 1 0:30·1 1 :20 a.m.

8th Period ...... 3:30· 4:20 p.m.

41h Period. .

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11 :30·12:20 p.m.

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

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ART

TO THE VISUAL ARTS 3(,.

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A·117 A·117 A·117

Th. , 4 S2 M.W.F.� 8 111 FUNDAMENTALS OF ART (3) SI M.W.F.;''"! 1& 2 A·l 0S 'l.<.J M.W. FA � 3& 4 A·l 0S -c.;l'( S2 S3 M.W.F.). 6&7 A·l 0S T.Th. :l.i./ 7, 8,9 AS S4 f;>tJ , 1 12 DRAWING AND PAINTING (2) T.Th. 17 3&4 A·l0S I>" 21 0 CREATIVE DESIGN (2) AS M.W. 3&4 -:'.0 2 1 3 CERAMICS (2) )a T.Th. 1& 2 ASb 10 21S SCULPTURE (2) IP 3&4 M.W. ASb 231 OIL PAl NTING (2) Ie SI T.Th. ? 3& 4 AS S2 T.Th. � 7,00 pm ASb 5" 3 1 3 CERAMICS (2) M.W. S" 6&7 ASb f 314 CERAMICS (2) F M.W. 6&7 ASb ,) 316 SCULPTURE (2) M.W. 5 3&4 ASb 32S ART IN THE elEMENTARY SCHOOL (2) '.!L/ SI T. .;f 7,00 pm AS S2 Th. .1b 7,00 pm AS <''I 332 OIL PAINTING (2) -r 51 T. Th. S" 3/1.4 AS 52 T.Th. .5' 7,00 pm ASb 20 41 2 HISTORY AND APPRECIATION OF ART (3) T. Th.j-J 3,30·4,SOpm A·217 41 3 CERAMICS (2) 5"" M.W. g 6&7 ASb 414 CERAMICS (2) S"" ABb M.W. I 6&7 S. 416 SCULPTURE (2) ASb M.W. :;- 3/1.4 432 OIL PAINTING (2) T.Th. � 3 & 4 AS �- SI S2 T. Th. 6' 7,00 pm ASb :> ,<.. 450 SPECIAL PROSLEM5 (2·4) To bo orrenged AS .,.. It)

Mr. Elwell

Mr. Kittleson Mr. Elwell Mr. Elwell Mrs. Engeset Mr. Kittleson

Mr. Kittleson

Mr. Roskol Mr. Roskos

Mr. Roskos

Mr. Kittleson Mr. Roskos Mr. Roskos Mr. ROlkos Mrs. Engeset

Mr. Roskos

Mr. Kittlelon

Mr. Kittleson Mr. Roskos Mr. Roskos Mr. RaIkes Mr. Roskos Mr . Ki"J oson Mr. Roskes

BIOLOGY

1 02 GENERAL BIOLOGY (4) T.Th. IP/ 91> lecture M.W. ,1/ 1 & 2 -.," La .., Lb T.Th. .;Zt 1 & 2 '2� Lc M.W. � 3/1.4 �<,ld T.Th.101 5&6 132 GENERAL ZOOLOGY (4) y� lecture T.Th. rr 6 La • M.W. �S" 3&4 T.Th. }..J 3&4 :2" Lb �;; L. M.W. �3_ 6& 7 Ld T.Th. J.� 7& 8 " 142 GENERAL SOTANY (4) M.M. �1 6 ;.7"1 Lecture Lab T. Th. 6&7 ,'J

A·l0l ,7'" 5·209 :J 5·209 5·209 5·209

Mr. Pattie

A·101 Mr. leroas S·211 Mr. Lorool S·209 Mr. Scham be rger . S·209 Mr. Schamborger 5·209 � Mr. lerool Mr. Guilford S·210 5·203

162 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY (�) T.Th. ..,i, I 5-108 " ;) Lecture " 5-21 1 M.W. , '" I &2 La ,. S-21I T.Th :t:!l 3&� Lb 5·211 T.Th. e» 6&7 Lc 201 MICROBIOLOGY (�) "5-108 Lectur. M.W. "', � 5-207 W.F. �, I &2 La M.W.�I 3&4 5-207 Lb M .W. �I 7&8 5-207 Lc -?o 208 PLANTS OF THE NORTHWEST (2) 5-203 T. 4,30 pm Lect ute 5-203 Th. � 4,30 pm Lab 222 CONSERVATI ON OF NATURAL RESOURCES (2) 5-112 Th. 1.5 4,30 pm •

Mr. Gerheim

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Mr. Gerheim

Mr. Guilford Mr. Guilford

Mr. Guilford Mr. Guilford M r. Oaten l on

Mr. Ottenson 231 GENETICS (3) 5-112 • y M.W.F.� 3 J' 311 ORNITHOLOGY (2) Mr. Patti. 5-211 T. if 4,30 pm Mr. Schamberger 324 NATURAL HISTORY OF VERTEBRATES (4) M. I,," 4,30-6,I Opm 5-209 Lecture 4,30-6, 10pm 5-209 Lab T.Th. M r. le roQ. 36� VERTEBRATE EMBRYOLOGY (�) 5-203 Le ctu re M.W. � 5-203 Lab 1 & 2 T.Th. Mr. Gerheim IV 471 HISTORY OF BIOLOGY.q (2) To b. arr ang ed " Mr. Schamberger �82 SEMINAR (I) 11 5-108 9 W. ) 498 INDEPENDENT STUDy 9 (1-2) To b. arranged 't

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Mr,. Seger 'SO BEGlNNfHG--'f¥P�"'RITI'16 1"01 mll<-I!!1/117 A·2IS T.Th. ) 7:iJO pm Mr. P.tenon 103 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS AND MACHINeS (2) " 7,00 pm J) A-219 M. Mrs. Sag er 142 ADVANCED TYPEWRITING (2) M.T.W.Tn. 6 /I) A-2IS Slaff 21I FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING (4) / 7,00 pm 1 A-217 T.Th. Mr. Pe terso n 212 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING (2) -I . �� 51 T.Th. 3 J. A-217 T.Th. 4 A-217 52 'u 17 Mrs. Seger oS 244 ADVANCED SHORTHAND (3) 4 M.T.W.Th. A-2I S Mrs. Seger 246 SHORTHAND II (Bes inning ) (3) -' " Daily " A-215 1$ 273 FAMILY FINANCIAL PLANNING (3) Mr. Peterson M.W.F. 3 If A-217 Mr. Pienon 302 INTERMEDIATE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS (3) .. '( ..:, <" To b. arranged ,.,<"} . Mr. Zulauf J 312 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING (3) A-219 M.W.F. ," Mr. Buchanan I - 314 AUDITING (3) " 8,2S-9,�Opm A-219 T.TII. 31S COST ACCOUNTING (3) Mr. Zulauf tC Th. A-219 7,00 pm ? 321 LABOR PROBLEMS (3)_.1 M r. K ing I T.Th. 10,30-I I ,�5am A-213 Mr•. Seger 342 SECRETARIAL PROCEDURE (3) M. W.Th. f., 7 A-215 f • Non-credit ,.rvice course: $20.00 -4-

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351 ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT (3) Mr. Stintzi T.Th. Jt 8,25·9,400m A·217 35.. OffiCE MANAGEMENT (3) Mr. Stinbi M.W.f.li 3 A·213 , ,.., .0{... 362 PUBLIC fiNANCE (3) �'<Mr. Pienon T.Th 1,30·2,"5pm A·213 36.. BUSINESS fiNANCE (3) Mr. King M.W.f.1.'( 4 A-217 371 MARKETING (3) Mr. Stintzi M.W.f. 1f A-221 375 ADVERTISING (3) SIolI M. 11 7,00 pm A-217 392 BUSINESS lAW (3) Mr. Bottis. , M . W.f.;" A·217 421 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT (3) Mr. Stintzi A-221 M. I:J. 7,00 pm 4.. 0b BUSINESS EDUCATION IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOL (2) Mr. Petonon 7 Th. 4,30 pm A-215 1/<// ....I STATISTICAL METHODS (3) ..-JO<. Mr. Nielsen 7� I 4,30 pm M .W. A·21 9 452 BUSINESS POLICY (2) Mr. King A-21 7 T.Th.13 5 471 MARKETING M ANAGEMENT (3) Mr. S.intzi A-21 1 � T. '1 7,00 pm 499 MAJOR CONfERENCE� 1-4) Mr. Zulauf To b. arrang ed 599 INDEPENDENT RESEARCH I (1 -3) Mr. Zulauf To be arranged CHEMISTRY

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112 INTRODUCTORY ORGANIC CHEMISTRY (4) M.W.f• •" 6 S-108 5, Lecture La 3&.. 5-3' " M. ,,. lb 1&2 5-3'" T. " le f. Ii3&.. 5-31" 122 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY AND QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS (4) T.Th.f. ?S 2 �'J lecture S-108 La T. S-3'" :1" 6,7,8 -; Lb W. ., S-3U 6,7,8 Le 0, Th. I( 6,7,8 S-3U 132 CHEMICAL PRINCIPLES (1) lecture T. /1 ,;L S-307 lob S·312 T. 6,7,8 204 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY (4) - � lecture M . W. f.1- 1 S-108 T.Th. II 1,30-4,00pm S-301 �h La lb W.f. II 1,30-4, 00pm S-301 :tt 302 BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY (4) lecture M . W. f."'" 1 5-112 Lo b f. S-312 6,7,8 312 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY (3) M.W.f. S 4 S-307 314 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY lABORATORY (2) T.Th. i' 6 ,7,8 5-302 .. 12 ADVANCED ORGANIC CHEMISTRY (3) T.Th .f. ). 3 S-307 .. 22 ADVANCED INORGANIC CHEMISTRY (3) M.W.f. '1 2 S-307 .. 42 INDEPENDENT STUDW (1-3) To be arranged 452 RESEARCH (1-3) 1To be arranged . -5-

Mr. Huestis Mr. Giddings Mr. Hue.,i. Mr. Huestis Mr. OI••n Mr. OI.en Mr. Glld•• lh Mr. Giddlng. Mr. Giddings

Mr. Hue,'is Mr. Hue.'i, Mr. Gldding. Mr. Olsen Mr. Glld •• th Mr. Gild.eth Mr. Gidd ings Mr. Gild.eth Mr. OI,en Mr. Giddinus

ECONOMICS

h 101 PRINCIPLES Of ECONOMICS ( 3) 102

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211

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ID 302

Mr. Ealtman W. jt, 7,00 pm ,0.·213 Mr. Pierson PRINCIPLES Of ECONOMICS (3) M.W.f. .)'/ 1 ,0.-207 SI S2 ,0.-207 M.W.f.�( 2 fiNANCIAL ACCOUNTING ( 4)� A. .... iLl. �'I/ Staff 7,00 pm ,0.-217 y T.Th. Mr. Peterson fAMILY fiNANCIAL PLANNING (3) M.W.f.,;, 3 ,0.-217 (, Mr. Pierson INTERME.oIATE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS ( 3) To be arranged /I

H 321 LABOR PROBLEMS ( 3) J'J

362 364 441

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498

499

Mr. King

T.Th. q 10,30-11,45,0.·213 -r PUBLIC FINANCE ( 3) Mr. Pierson T. Th.).1 1,30-2,45pm A-213-f� BUSINESS fINANCE ( 3)v<.'t. <.;a {. ,(. 5(; 'i Mr. King ,0.-217 4 M.W.F. STATISTICAL METHODS (3)_·<J� - >, ,/,' L 'I'llMr. Niels en ,0.-219 M.W. DIRECTED READINGS IN THE HI STORY OF Mr. Pierson ECONOMIC THOUGHT ( 3) 3 . To be arranged Sia ff INDEPENDENT STUDY (1) ( To be arranged Sta ff INDEPENDENT STUDY ( 2) t:J To be arranged Staff INDEPENDENT STUDY ( 3) I To be arranged < �

EDUCATION

202 INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION ( 3) ,0.-117 M,W.F. 5"11 ��, SI -:'i(' S2 M. W. F.;1!! J A-117 301 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT ( 3) �/L SI M.W. F.J# 2 ,0..117. II} S2 M.W.F.]/!) 4 A-117 �[ S3 M.W.F./? 7 ,0.-117

Mr. A. Hogon

Mr. Jones

Min Williamson

Two-hour public school observation required weekly, to vidually ouigned.

METHODS AND OBSERVATION ( 3) "'-115 T.Th,F.;d 6 1-3 Th. ;V 311h METHODS AND OBSERVATION (3) ,0.-202 T.Th.F. g 6 1-J Th. '), 311cd METHODS AND OBSERVATION (3) T.Th.f·' 9 6 ,0.-117 1-3 Th.

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312 TEACHING OF READING-ELEMENTARY ( 2) ,0.-202 M.W. J� 2 ;7!>314 TEACHING Of READING-- SECONDARY ( 2) ,0.-202 M.W. J." 3 '2� 315 INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (2) 5-108 Th. -{> 4,30 pm 319 TEACHING OF ARITHMETIC ( 2) A-l I S '?� 51 W,F.;.t 4 /> S2 W. Ii' 4,30 pm ,0.-115 I� 407 EDUCATIONAL SOCIOLOGY ( 3) T.Th. 1 4,30 pm ,0.-204 IS- ·°414 SOCIAL STUDIES IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ( 2) I( M. I 4,30 pm ,0.-115 -At designated public .chools.

Mrs. Mathers

Mr. Pederson Mr. Stein

Mrs. Napjul

'1$

··For experienced teach.,. only.

be indi

Mrs. Napjul Mr. A. Hagen Mr. DeBowar Mr. Mac key Mr. Johnston

M. .. Keblb.k PARENT· TEACHER CONFERENCE (2) T. )� 4,30 pm A·115 441 STATISTICAL METHODS (3).-JL< 7Q,I"'..I '<'1'11 Mr. Ni.lsen M.W. 4,30 pm A·21 9 " Mr. Winther 451 INDIVIDUAL MENTAL TESTING (2) T. 7,00 pm A·200 461 0b CURRICULUM, METHODS AND STUDENT Mr. DeBower, M .. . Nopjus TEACHING (5) ·M.W.Th.F. 1,00·3,30 ·T. ;5" 1,00·2,30 VI. A·200 ;-c. 7 �'t) 461cd CURRICULUM, METHODS AND STUDENT Mr. A. Hog.n, Mrs. Mocl.nnon 'TEACHING (5) ·M.W.Th .F. 1 ,00·3,30 'T. ,,� 1,00·2,30 A.I15 W. 7' 7 M.. . Mathers, M... Napjul "..'' C 4630 STUDENT TEACHING (9) 8,30·12,00 ·Oai/y A·1 15 M. .).0 8 Mr. Pederson :i[ 453b STUDENT TEACHING (9) ·Ocily 8,30·12,00 A·204 M. ..z0 ::n 4 63cd STUDENT TEACHING (9) Mr. Stein, Mr. Sjoding, Mr. Jones ��iIY :)'O :,30.12,00 A.200 t /\. ./j "'I :3 473 INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELING (2) J<, /"Mr. Winther .. A·115 T.Th. SI A·11 5 , Miss Williamson Th. 4,30 pm ··52 Miss Williamson '2c 478 MENTAL HEALTH FOR TEACHERS (2) A·1 17 � Th. It,. 7,00 pm Mr. Jones Ie 501 HISTORY OF EDUCATION (2) ). 7,00 pm A·1 17 T. Mr. langton Ie 586 PUBLIC SCHOOL FINANCE (2) A·117 W. • 7,00 pm Mr. Siodina 10595 METHODS AND TECHNIQUES Of RESEARCH (2) A·115 7,00 pm Th. '} .;; ? Mr. Sioding 596, 597 RESEARCH STUDIES (1·2) A·115 7,00 pm M. d Mr. Sioding S' 598 THESIS (3·4) A·115 7,00 pm M. 0 2::'--416

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·At designated public Ichools. 'For experienced teachers only. E NGLISH

101

COMPOSITION (3) T.Th.F. ,7 2 ,!:!;,- 51 'IS" 52 M .W. F.;l.5' 6 102 COMPOSITION (3) . -:}�51 M .W. F. �� 1 - 0<.<..... 52 M.W.F,�,. 1 S3 M. W.F. �� 1 S4 M.W.F.P I 1 55 T.Th.F. J� 2 56 M.W. F . :'7 2 57 M.W.F.� 1. 2 5a M.W.f.;" 2 59 M.W.F. ;1� 3 510 M.W . F .J1 3 511 M.W.F�5 3 512 T.Th,F. oZS' 3 '513 M.W.F.I.t 3 5 14 M.W. F. f),i- .. 515 M.W. F. �" 4 T.Th.F.:t t 4 516 M.W. F. , 4 517 L 518 M.W.F � 6 519 M.W. F.;/. 1. 6 5 20 M.W .F-," 'J 7 T.Th.F. $I 521 ·Open by invitation only.

A·212 A·213 A·20a A·210 A.212 A·214 A·210 A·221 A·213 A·20B A·21 2 A.214 A.206 A·202 A·207 A·212 A·210 A·20a A·213 A.206 A·210 A·223 A·206 -7-

Miss Knudson

Min Blomquist

23� WORLD LITERATURE (3) Mill Blomquist 'h 51 M.W.fAp 2 A·217 :I 52 T.Th ..;1 4,30 pm A·206 ( 242 SURVEY Of AMERICAN LITERATURE (3) Mr. Ronson M.W.f.Jf4- 2 A·211 4-:; 250 CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE (3) Mr. Reynolds. M.W.f"'f� 6 A·221 7 � 252 SURVEY Of ENGLISH LITERATURE (3) Mr. Reig dod M.W.f.';;' � A·207 ,318 CREATIVE WRITING (3) Mr. ReigJtad M.T.Th.,/ 6 A·211 :'L 357 ENGLISH DRAMA (3) Mr. Klopsch T.Th. �I �,30 pm A·210 ':\ 382 CHAUCER (3) Mr!. Johnson T.Th.f M" � A·200 38� SHAKESPEARE (3) Mr. Ronson. t/ 51 M.W.f.>lS 3 A·221 I.Jj 52 M.W. 4" 4,30 pm A·206 ,,- 388 SEVENTEENTH CENTURY ENGLISH LITERATURE (3) � f Min KnvdlOI't M.W.f. A·213 / . 404 lITERARY.CRITICISM (3) Mrs. Johnson M.W.f. 7 7 A·212 Ie 442 DEVelOPMENT Of REALISM IN AMERICAN fiCTION (3) Mr. Hills.,.. A·200 M. 2& T.Th. Ie 2 A·208 " �� 484 LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY ENGLISH LITERATURE (3) Mr. Ranl on. '" T.Th.f. II 7 A·204 , 495 TWENTIETH CENTURY ENGLISH LITERATURE (3) Mr. Reynolds M. :; � 7,00 pm A·208 Mr. Reigstad ;> 498 MAJOR CONfERENCE'''(2) To be arranged •

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FRENCH

102 ELEMENTARY fRENCH (4) :1-.. SI Doily ;I.� 2 A·115 : S2 Doily 11 4 A·206 202 INTERMEDIATE fRENCH (3) _'e SI M.W.f.l l 3 A·llS M.W.f.p 7 A·202 C S2 5: 222 INTRODUCTION TO fRENCH CIVILIZATION (2) A·117 T.Th. ? 2 -:,.. 302 STUDIES IN fRENCH DRAMA (3) To be a rr a nge d J� 352 COMPOSiTION AND ADVANCED GRAMMAR (3) M.T.Th. 3 � A·223 r

Mr. Spongier

Min Durham

Mr. Spo ng l.r

Mr. Sp ang ler Miss Durham

GENERAL ENGINEERING

) 152 ENGINEERING DRAWING AND DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY (2) 4W.f.

"" 101 GEOGRAPHY

Mill Durham

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S·112

Mr. Sc hmid

GEOGRAPHY

M.W.f.?f 1

A·l0l

Mr.

Mackey

GEOLOGY

102 HISTORICAL GEOLOGY (4) 1/; lecture M.W. II" 3 1 &2 T.Th. 4 La 3&4 ..j Lb T.Th 203 MINERALOGY (3) I lecture M. Lab W.f. 1 1 & 2 J �9a INDEPENDENT STUDY (1·3) To be arranged I •

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S·210 5·210 5·210 S·210 5·210

Mr. Ellingson

Mr. EllinGson

Mr. Ellingson

GERMAN

1 02 ELEMENTARY GERMAN (4) 2 SI Dally 1.) 1 A·211 Daily .t 2 A·223 'f! S2 S3 Daily .z"l" 3 A·211 ,. S4 Daily /I 7 A·211 > 202 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN (3) SI M.W.F. J1 3 A·200 S2 M.W.F. �., 4 A·211 222 GRAMMAR AND CONVERSATION (2) T.Th. 'j 3 A·2U If) 336 GERMAN CIVILIZATION (2) M.W. ? 6 A·202 ) 411 THE GERMAN "NOVELLE" (3) M.W.F. t. 7 A·2U

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Mr. Purvis Mrs. LIlli. Mr. Purvis Mr. Purvis Mrs. LIlli. Mr. Purvil Mrs. little Mrs. lilli. Mrs. Littl.

GREEK

202 ELEMENTARY GREEK (4) Daily /II 4 A·2U 7 • , � 312 NEW TESTAMENT (3) M.W.F. I L.ll" I 352 SEMINAR IN GREEK LANGUAGE OR LITERATURE (2) To b. arranged J

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HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Mr. Roe Mr. Roe Mr. Roe

104 ACTIVITIES (WOMEN) (1) Mrs. Poulsen r SI T.Th. '15 1 Gym .> S2 T.Th. �� 3 Gym ..... 53 W.F. � 3 Gym S-4 T.Th. -I " Gym 55 W.F. 3- " Gym S6 T.Th·5" 6 Gym W.F. J� B 57 Gym C 106 ADAPTED ACTIVITI ES (1) Mrs. Young M.W. lif 6 Gym 1 10 ACTIVITIES (MEN) (1) SI M.W. J: 1 Mr. Lundgoord Gym ?/' S2 Mr. lundgoord M.W.1": 2 Gym ...e�.c.(. T.Th. il1 2 S3 Mr. SGlzman Gym S4 T.Th. � 5 Mr. lundgaard Gym 55 W.F. t 5 Mr. lundgaard Gym T.Th. 5"� 8 S6 Mr. lundgoard Gym 201 BEGINNING GOLF (1) -'( SI Mr. lundgoord M. lot 3 Gym S2 M. .;20 " Mr. lundgoard Gym F. � 2 S3 Mr. Carhon Gym 202 BEGINNING BADMINTON AND TENNIS (1) M.r. Solzman SI M. ' " 5 & F. 6 , ( S2 M. �� 8& 7 F. Mrs. Pou' .en 'c- 203 BEGINNING ARCHERY (1) T.Th. 5' 7 Gym 204 BEGINNING BOWLING (1) T. f!- J & 4 Parodise Bawl Mr. (Hila" 'I� SI lis' 6 & 7 S2 T. Parodi,. 8. Mr. lundgoord I� 'J, Mr. Carllon 207 GYMNASTICS AND REBOUND TUMBLING (1) T.Th. ''1 7 Gym 1./1 208 SKIING (1) Mr. Whltlaker Crystal Mounta in Sal. ,{, 210 HEALTH ESSENTIALS (3) Mn. Young M.W.F.J,! 2 SI G·l ..t :� M.W.F.�'1 4 S2 G·l � Mr. Lundgoord 271 BASKETBALL (2) T.Th. ,1 3 G·l Mr. Solzman IV 272 TRACK (2) ., 7,00 pm W. G·l Mr. Corlson Jl.. 274 METHODS IN TEACHING TUMBLING (2) M.W. ,j 6 Gym '1

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lu 290 METHODS IN TEACHING INDIVIDUAL SPORTS (WOMEN)

(2)

2tf 292 fiRST AID

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M.W. .,

322 KINESiOlOGY

T.Th. �t/ (3)

G·l

Mrs. Poul

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Mrs. Young

Mr. Carlson

M.W.F. G·3 334 AMER CAN JED CROSS LIFE SAVING COURSE (11 Staff J . l- Th. ,,'"-i4/-,vu. 7,00 pm Pool Mr. Carlson f:: 336 ATHLETIC TRAINING (2) M.W. � 2 G·3 '..!.f.., 342 PROBLEMS IN TEACHING RHYTHMICS (2) Mrs. Young w. !/ 7,00 pm Gym /0 363 METHODS AND MATERIALS IN TEACHING SPORTS (MEN) (2) Mr. Sal_an M.W." 7 G·3 Mr. Souza )- 392 CORRECTIVE THERAPY (4) T.Th. A 12,JO·4,JOpm American Lak. Hospital I::: 465 SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAM (2) Mr. Salzman T.Th. 'I 7 G·l rv HISTORY 104

HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION IJ) -lecture 51 M. �'Y 7,00 pm 51 2 T. 52 T. 3 53 4 W. 54 2 W. SS J Th. 56 4 Th. -lecture 52 T. �1. 7,00 pm 57 W. J 58 W. 59 Th. 510 Th. J 511 Th. 4 512

·Students:

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