acific Lutheran College
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FALL SEMESTER 1959
FALL SCHEDULE
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1959
The 1959 Fall seme.ter offerings are listed according to departments. Courses open to
alphabetically I
freshmen and sophomores are numbered
101·299 and are considered lower division subiects. Courses open to iuniors and seniors are numbered 30o.499 and are regarded as upper division subiects. Courses numbered 500 are open to graduate students only. The student should have his entire program made up of sub
j e cts
in the division in which he classifies.
Prereq�isites 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 parentheses following the course title is the number of semester hours of credit allowed for the course. The leiters La, Lb, Lc, etc., refer to the laboratory sections. The letter S with a number (SI, S2, etc.) 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 designate 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 college reserves the right to cancel any class for
j usti
fiable cause. REGISTRATION PROCEDURES Former Students and Transfers: Tuesday and Wednesday, September 15, 16 1. Obtain your registration card in M·l. 2. Confer with your adviser. If you do not have an appointment -with your adviser, go to M-122 and an appointment will be arranged. Advisers will be in their offices. 3. Have your schedule checked in M-122 and get your class cards. 4. Report to the Student Personnel Office, M-l07. 5. Pay fees at Business Office, M·l04. Freshmen: Thursday afternoon and Friday, Sept. 17, 18
1.
Freshmen who have pre·registered
during the summer will
meet with their advisers on Thursday afternoon, September 17, in the Library reading room, where they will receive their registration cards. Be sure to complete all cards. Following this meeting, they will report to the Student Personnel Office, M-l07, and the Business Office, M-l04. 2. All other freshmen will register with their advisers
in the
Library reading room at the appointed time designated in the letter previously sent to the student's home address. 3. Have schedule checked and get class cards. 4. Report to the Student Personnel Office, M-l07. 5. Pay fees in the Business Office, M·l04. No registration is com plete until it has been cleared through the Business Office. BUILDING SYMBOLS ARE AS FOLLOWS AB-Art Building
G-Gymnasium
CB-Class Building
L-L1brary
CMS-Chapel-Music-Speech
M-Main Building S-Science Hall
Building
PERIOD TIME SCHEDULE lst Period ...... 7:5o. 8:40 a.m.
5th Period ...... 12:30· 1:20
2nd P.riod ...... 8:5o. 9:40 a.m.
6th Period ...... 1:3o. 2:20 p.m.
Chapel .......... 9:5o.I0:20 a.m.
7th Period ...... 2:3o. 3:20 p.m.
p.m.
3rd Period ......10:30-11:20 a.m.
8th Period ...... 3:3o. 4:20 p.m.
4th Period ......11:3o.I2:20 p.m.
9th Period ...... 4:3o. .5:20
2
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p.m.
ART 101
INTRODUCTION TO FINE ARTS 5 M.W.F.
110
INTRODUCTION TO VISUAL ARTS 51 T. 1& T.Th. 2 8 52 M.W.F.
111
fUNDAMENTALS Of ART 51 M.W.F. 52 T.Th.F. 53 M.W.F. 54 T.Th.
112 211
219
311
L·l04 (3) CMS·230 L-l04
1& 2 3& 4 6& 7 6,7,8
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Mr. Kittleson Mr. Klltleson Mr. Elwell Mr. Elwell
AB AB AB AB
DRAWING AND PAINTING (2) 1& 2 T.Th.
Mr. Roskos AB
(2)
Mr. Klttl.son
7,00 p.m. ABb
CLAY MODELING (2) T.Th.
3& 4
ABb
POSTER DESIGN (2) M.W.
3& 4
ABb
6 & 7
ABb
OIL PAINTING
Mr. Elw.II
(3)
T.Th. 215
Mr. Pflueger
(3)
Mr. Roskos
Mr. Roskos
Mr. Roskos
(2) T.Th.
325
ART IN THE elEMENTARY SCHOOL M.W. 3& 4
411
HISTORY AND APPRECIATION Of ART (3) T.Th. 3,30·4,45 M-16
415
SPECIAL PROBLEMS
Mr. Elwell
(2) AB
Mr. Klttl.son
(2-4)
M.W.
Mr. Roskos A8b
6& 7
425
CLASSROOM ART TECHNIQUES (2) T. 7,00-10,00 p.m. AB
101
GENERAL BIOLOGY lecture T.Th. M.W. La lb r.Th.
(4)
COLLEGE ZOOlOGY Lect. 51 T.Th. L.ct. S2 T.Th. La M.W. Lb T.Th. Lc M.W. T.Th. Ld
(4)
Mrs.Eng•••t
BIOLOGY
131
141
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Mr. O,ten.on 3 1& 2 1& 2
5-108 5-209 5-209
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5-203 5-203
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(4)
T.Th M.W.
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THE flOWERING PLANTS (2) W. 4,30 p.m. 5·203
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HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY (4) 5-108 1 T.Th. L.cture La W.F. 1& 2 5-211 Lb T.Th. 3& 4 5-211 Lc T.Th. 7& 8 5·211
Mr. Strunk
201
MICROBIOLOGY (4) L.ctur. W.F. T.Th. Lab
Mill ford 3 3& 4
5-207 5-207
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CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES M. .1,30 p.m. S-203
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MICROTECHNIQUE T.Th.
361
371
(2)
Mr. Strunk Mill ford
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Mr. Lefool
Mr. 1 1& 2
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103
141
142
1"'3
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PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS 2 M.W.f. 51 4 52 M.W.F. 7 M.T.Th. 53
Mr. Plenon
(3) C8·200 CB·200 M·l
BUSINESS MATHEMATICS (2) T.Th. 3
M·l
BEGINNING TYPEWRITING (2) -4 Daily
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ADVANCED TYP EWRITING (2) M.T.W.Th. 8
M·3
BEGINNING SHORTHAND (3) 6 Daily
M·3
BUSINESS FINANCE (3) 4 M.W.F.
CB·l08
Mr. P.t.rlon
Mrs. Craig Mrs. Craig Mrs. Craig Mr. Zulauf
201
(3) INTERMEDIATE ECONOMIC ANA LYSIS M·l M.W.f.
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ELEMENTARY ACCOUNTING (3) 1 M.W.F. 51 1& T.Th. 52 2 Th. 6 M.T.Th. 53
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M·3 Mr. Zulauf
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ADVERTISING
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Mr. Plenon
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Mr. Zula uf
Mr. Huntington
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S-108
GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS
T.Th. 457
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T. Th .F.
Mr. Plerlon
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Mr. farm.r
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CB-l05
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INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION
301
CMS-227
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INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
Mr. A. Hagen
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4,30 p.m. S-108
THE TEACHING Of ARITHMETIC
Mill Niellen
(2)
4
CMS-227
PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING
(2)
PRINCIPLES OF GUIDANCE
Mr. Mainord
p.m. M-2
7,00
Mr. Solberg
(2)
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SCIENCE IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
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423
7,00
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Mrs. Keblbek
(2)
p.m. L-l17
LANGUAGE ARTS IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (2) W.
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PRIMARY READING
461ab
p.m. M- 1 6
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CURRICULUM, METHODS, AND STUDENT TEACHING (5)
STUDENT TEACHING M.
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STUDENT TEACHING
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Mr. Corhon
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Mr. Sioding
(2)
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Mr. Sol berg
CB-l09
PHI LOSOPHY OF EDUCATION
GRADUATE SEMINAR
Mr. A. Hog en Mill Runbeck
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Mr. Ped.rlon
3,00-3,50 M-2
M. 463cd
Miss Nlel,en
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CURRICULUM, METHODS, AND STUDENT TEACHING (5) T.
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PARENT-TEACHER CONfERENCE T.
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M.W.
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M-16
THE TEACHING OF READING
T.
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Mr. 5joding
(4)
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T.Th.
473
CMS-230
METHODS AND OBSERVATION
W.
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Mr. Pederson
(4)
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M-17& M-16
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METHODS AND OBSERVATION T.Th.F. Th.
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Mr. A.
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CMS-227 S-108
7,00
T.Th.
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Mr. Scott
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7,00
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101
REMEDIAL ENGLISH M.W.F. 51 52 M.W.F.
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COMPOSITION (3) 51 M.T.Th. 52 M.W.F. S3 M.W.F. S4 T.Th.F. S5 M.T.Th. 56 M.W.F. 57 M_W.F. 58 M.W.F. 59 T.Th.F. 510 M.W.F. 511 M.W.F. 512 M.W.F. 513 T.Th.F. 514 T.Th.F. 515 M.T.Th. 516 M.W.F. 517 M.W.F. 51 8 M.W_F. 51 9 M.W.F. 520 M.W.F. 521 T.Th.
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(2) T.Th.
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Mr. N.svlg
THE SHORT STORY (2) T.Th.
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233
321
WORLD LITERATURE
(3)
5-108
LITERARY BACKGROUNDS (3) M.W.F. 4 CHILDREN'S LITERATURE
(2) 4
388
AMERICAN LITERATURE
SHAKESPEARE
(3) M.W.F.
451
ENGLISH NOVEL
497
M-17 Mr. Ranlon 3
M-17 MIll Knud.on
(2)
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CB-I05
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Mill Knudson
Mr_ Klopsch
EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY LITERATURE
MAJOR CONFERENCE
Mr. Carllon
Mr. Ranson
(3)
(3)
T.Th.f.
(3)
CMS-2IS
ENGLISH IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOLS
M.W.F. 483
MIn BlomquIst
(3) 7,00 p.m. L-IU
T.Th.
Ranlon
CMS-230
SEVENTEENTH CENTURY LITERATURE Th.
440c
Mr. M-17
GREEK& LATIN LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION
M.W.F. 383
Mr. Relg.tad Mr. Klopsch Miss Blomquist
2
M.W.F. 341
CB-l09 CB-l09
(3)
M.W. 333
M-7
AN APPROACH TO LITERATURE 51 M.W.F. 3 52 M.T.Th. 7
M.W.F. 251
Mr •. Johnson
(2)
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T.Th. 230
M-2 M-7
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Mrs. Johnson 1 "
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Mr. Ranlon
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ELEMENTARY FRENCH Do ily
Mr. Haydon
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INTERMEDIATE FRENCH M.W.F.
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SURVEY OF FRENCH LITERATURE 6 M.W.F.
101
ENGINEERING PROBLEMS (2) 1 T.Th.
(3) L-114
Mr_ Haydon
GENERAL ENGINEERING Mr. Gain•• 5-210
151
ENGINEERING DRAWING AND DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY (2) 5-210 6&7 W.F.
101
(3) WORLD GEOGRAPHY 2 M.W.F. 51 5 52 M.W.F.
Mr. Gain••
GEOGRAPHY Mr. Gaine.
5-210 5-210
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GENERAL GEOLOGY M.W. lecture T.Th. La T.Th. Lb
(4)
Mr. Galne. 5-210 5-210 5-210
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GERMAN 101
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221
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GRAMMAR, CONVERSATION 2 T.Th.
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Mrs. lillie
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Mrs. Lillie
(3) L-l14
301
LITERATURE, GERMAN CLASSICS M.W.F. 3
451
ADVANCED SPEECH AND GRAMMAR
Mrs. lillie
(3)
To be arranged
GREEK 201
ELEMENTARY GREEK Dally
311
Mr. Roe
(4)
NEW TESTAMENT (3) M.W.F.
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M-2
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CB-l08
Mr. Roe
351
SEMINAR IN GREEK LANGUAGE OR LITERATURE To b. arranged
101
ACTIVITIES (Women)
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Mr. Roe
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M.W. T.Th. M.W. T.Th. T.Th. W.F. T.Th. W.f.
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M.W. 333
Mrs. Young
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Mr. Gabrielsen
Mrs. Young
(2)
PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION 7
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Mr. Akr.
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LATIN 101
201
ELEMENTARY LATIN Daily
Mr. Malmln
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INTERMEDIATE LATIN M.W.F.
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5-306
Mr. Molmin
MATHEMATICS 91 101
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PLANE GEOMETr.Y (0) M.W.Th.
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Mr. Palral. Mr. Potratz Mr. Maler Mr. Ru nning
151
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Mr. Mal..-
201
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Mr. Polral.
311
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS T.Th.f.
Mr. Potratz
341
(3) S-306
MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS
453
Mr. Maler
(3) CB-l05
M.W.f.
Mr. Maler
MODERI, ALGEBRA (3) M.W.F.
CB-l05
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MUSIC 101
111
Mr. Gilbertson
fUNDAMENTALS (3) M.W.f. THEORY
CMS-227
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132 134 135 136 138 140 141 150
MUSIC SURVEY
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7
CMS-227
Daily
9
CMS-228
Dally
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CMS-227
Mr. Fri tts
(1)
Mr. Molmin
(1)
MADRIGAL SINGERS T. ORCHESTRA BAND
Mr. Christensen
(3)
M.W.f.
Mr. New nhom
(1) 7,00 p.m. CMS-227
Mr. Gilberlsan
(1) M.
7,00 p.m. CMS-228
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Mr. Gilbertson
(1) CMS-228
CLASS VOICE INSTRUCTION T.Th. 7 STRING INSTRUMENTS T.Th. PIANO
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Mr. Newnhom
CMS-228 Mr. Gilbertson
(1) CMS-227
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152
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154
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Mr. Newnham
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CMS-21S
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MUSIC IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (2) CMS-227 6 T.Th.
Mr. Gilberhon
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INSTRUMENTAL CONDUCTING (2) Th. 7,00 p.m. CMS-228
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FORM AND ANALYSIS
Slaff
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Mr. Christensen CMS-227
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Mr. Mal",I.
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ORIENTATION TO NURSING M.W. 6 51 M.W. 7 52
Mr. Mal""n
NURSING Mrs. Morken
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