1962, spring class schedule

Pacific Lutheran niversity

*

SPRING SEMESTER 1962

REGISTRATION DATES JUNIORS, SENIORS SOPHOMORES fRESHMEN

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

Deccmber

8-12

January

15路19

february

5- 7

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

NEW STUDENTS

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

11路20

.January

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

SPRING SCHEDULE

-

1962

The 1962 Spring semester offerings are listed alphabetically according to departments.

Courses open to freshmen and sophomores ore numbered 101·299 and are considered lower division subjects. Courses open to

j uniors

and seniors are numbered 300-499 and are regarded

os upper division sub j ects. Courses numbered 500 are open to groduate s!udents only.

The student should have his entire program mode up of sub­

j ects

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 grode point overage of 2.25 to be eligible to register for any courses in the Education deportment.

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

The letters

la, lb,

lc, etc., refer to the laboratory sectians_

The leller 5 with a number (51, 52, etc.) refers to closs 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 coses 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 closs for

j usti­

fiable couse.

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

Room A-l00, on the dote your closs is to register.

2. Consult with your adviser and make

out your schedule.

(Write firmly to go through three carbons).

3. Have your registration cord checked by the Registrar, and get your closs cords.

4. New students report to the Dean of Students in Room A-113 to fill our personnel forms.

5. Veterans will check with veterons' adviser in Room A-l09. No veteran's registration will be accepted at the Business Office until approved by the veterans' adviser.

6. Pay fe�s at the Business Office, Room A·l0B. No registration is complete until it has been cleared through the Business Office.

BUILDING SYMBOlS ARE AS FOllOWS G-Gymnasium

A-Administration Building AB-Art Building

l-library

CB-Cla .. Building

S-Science Hall

CMS-Chapel-Music.Speech Building PERIOD TIME SCHEDULE 5th Period ...... 12:30- 1:20 p.m.

ht Period

7:50- B:40 a.m.

2nd Period

B:50- 9:40 a.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 0:30-11:20 a.m.

Bth Period .. _ .._ 3:30- 4:20 p.m.

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

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

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ART 110

INTRODUCTION TO THE VISUAL ARTS

52 111

DRAWI NG AND PAINTING T.Th.

210

M.W. 213

SCULPTURE

AS

3&4

ASb

3&4

ABb

Mr. Kittleson

OIL PAINTING

51 52

Mr. ROlkos

(2) ABb

3&4

T. W.

52

AS AS

6&7 7,00 pm

ASb ABb

Engeset

(2)

M.W. T.Th.

3,30-

T.T�.

OIL PAINTING

51 52

Mrs

(2)

7,00 pm 7,00 pm

HISTORY AND A PPRECIATION Of ART

4�1, 432

Roskos

Mr. Roskos

ART IN THE ELEME:NTARY SCHOOL

331, 332

450

3&4

ADVANCED CLAY MODELING

51

412

ASb

(2)

T.Th.

3 25

Mr. Elwell Mr. Elwell

Mr.

T.Th.

313

Mr. Ki1tleson Mr. Kittle,on

Mr. Roskos

(2)

1&2

(2)

CLAY MODELING M.W.

215

AS AS AS AS

(2)

CREATIVE DESIGN

Mr. Elwell

(3) 1&2 3&4 6&7 6, 7, a

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

(3) A·200 A·200

a

FUNDAMENTALS Of ART 51 52 53 54

112

3&4& 4

T. Th. M.W.f.

51

(3)

4,45 pm

A-117

6&7 7,00 prn

ABb ABb

Mr. ROlkos Mr. Kittleson Mr. Kittleson

(2)

M.W. T.rn.

Mr. Roskos

(2·4)

SPECIAL PROBLEMS

Mr. Roskos Mr. Kittleson

To be arranged

BIOLOGY 102

GENERAL BIOLOGY M.W. M.W.

lecture

La Lb 132

51 52 La Lb Lc Ld 142

Lob

La Lb Lc

203

Mr. Strunk

(4) 4

M. T. W. Th.

6,7,8 6, 7, 8 6, 7, 8 6, 7, 8

A-l0l A-213 5-209 5-209 5·209 5-209

6 6&7

5-203 5-203

Mr. Ost.nson

(4)

T.Th. M.W.

T.Th. W.f.

T.Th. T.Th.

MICROBIOLOGY

1

1&2 J &4 6&7

(4)

(4)

Mill Ford

M.f.

"

Lob

Th.f.

7&8

5-309 5-207

4,30 pm

5-203

THE SPRING flORA

(2)

Mill ford

BIOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES M.

Mr. L a reeu

5-108 5-211 5-211 5-211

lecture

W. 221

S-10S 5·209 5-209

M.W.f.

HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY lecture

201

TV

G(NERAL BOTANY lecture

162

, & 2 1 &2

T.Th.

GENERAL ZOOLO:'Y Lecture

Mr. Knudsen

(4)

Mr. Knudsen

(2)

4,30 pm

-3-

5-203

230

elEMENTARY GENETICS

Min ford

Th. 274

7,00

MICROTECHNIQUE

Min Ford

VERTEBRATE EMBRYOLOGY T.Th. M.F.

W. T.Th.

Mr. laroos �-20J �·211

Mr. Knudsen

(4) 4:3j !In .:.:20 pr,'l

INDEPENDENT STUDY

Mr. O.te".on S-203

(4)

2 8 & 9

GENERAL ENTOMOLOGY lecture lab

498

S·207

(21 4,30 pm T. To be arranged

lecture lob 372

3&4

ORNITHOLOGY Lecture lab

364

S-203

(21

T.Th. 311

pm

5-110 5-211 Siaff

(1-2)

To be arranged

BUSINESS ADMINI!i R/'.710N 141

BEGINNING TYPEWRITING

(2)

Mrs_ Hilbert

T.Th. A-21S lab hours to be arranged 142

ADVANCED TYPEWRITING

144

261

(3)

Mr. Peterson A-217 A-217

ADVANCED SHORTHAND

Mrs. Hilbert

(31 1.I.T.W.Th. 7

INVESTMENTS

A-2 1 S

(2)

Mr. Pearson 7,00 pm

A-217

INTERMEDIATE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

3

M.W.F. 312

Mrs. Hilbert A·215

3 4

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

Th.

302

(3)

6

elEMENTARY ACCOUNTING Sl S2

244

A-liS

INTERMEDIATE SHORTHAND Doily

212

Mrs. Hilbert

(2) 3

M.T.Th.F.

(3)

INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING

AUDITING

A-219

(3)

Mr. Zulouf

M.W.f.

315

COST ACCOUNTING

A-219 (3)

Mr_ Zulauf :'':1 pm

T. 321

lABOR PROBLEMS

Mr. King

PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS EDUCATION 4,30

SECRETARIAL PROCEDURE M.W.F.

3S2

pm

PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT

Mrs. Hilbert

M.W.f.

365

REAL ESTATE

Mr. Pierson

(3) eMS-122

ADVERTISING

6

A-217

7,00 pm

A-217

7 ,00 �m

A-217

Mr. Peanon

Mr. Wilkins

(3) M.

392

Mr_ Zulauf

(3)

(3) W.

375

Mr. King

(3) A-221

MONEY AND BANKING

BUSINESS fiNANCE

BUSINESS lAW

Mr. Peterson

A-215

M.W.f.

364

(2)

A-21S

(3l �;

M.W.f. =61

A-217

iO:3J·!i:1.5"r"

W. 342

A·217

(3)

1.7h.

340

Pierson

Mr. Peterson

(3)

M.W.f.

314

Mr.

A-219

Mr. Peters

(3) A·213

M.W.f.

-

4-

434

GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS

452

471

BUSINESS POLICY

(3)

Mr. King

7,50-9,15am A-211

T.rn.

(2)

Mr. Peterson

51

T.Th.

4

52

T.Th.

5

A-213 A-211

MARKETING MANAGEMENT M.W.F.

(3)

2

Mr. King A·211

CHEMISTRY 102

122

INTRODUCTORY ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

(3)

lecture

M.F.

2

5·309

lab

F.

6&7

5·301

Mr. Huestis

INORGANIC CHEMISTRY AND QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS

(4)

lecture TV

T.Th.

51

A·101

52

Mr. Anderson

A·202

Discussion Groups: 01

204

222

M.

2

5·108

02

T.

3

5·110

03

W.

2

5·108

04

F.

2

La

M.

6,7,8

312

5·314

Mr. Huestis

Lb

T.

6,7,8

Mr. Schwarz

lc

W.

6,7,8

5·314

Mr. Huestis

ld

Th.

6,7,8

5-31.4

Mr. Schwarz

Lo

F.

6,7,8

5·314

Mr. Schwarz

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY M.W.F.

1

5·108

Lab

T.Th.

6&7

5·301

INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL CALCULATIONS 2

lecture

T.Th.F.

Lab

F.

PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY T.Th.F. M.

5·110

6,7,B

5·302

5·307

6,7,8

5·302

(4)

Mr. Olsen

locture

T.Th.

4

5·307

Lab

T.Th.

6,7,8

5·312

INDEPENDENT STUDY

Mr. Ollen

Mr. Schwarz

1

INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS

ADVANCED INORGANIC

Mr. Olsen.

(4)

1

(4)

M.T.Th. 441

(2)

5·307

INTRODUCTORY PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

lecture

422

Mr. Huestis

(4)

lecture

lab 322

5·108 5·314

M.W. 301

Mr. Anderson

CHEMISTRY

(3)

3

5·307

Mr. Schwarz

Staff

(1·3)

To be arranged 451

RESEARCH

(1·4)

Stall

To be arranged

CLASSICS 302

VOCABULARY BUILDING, LAT! N IN CURRENT USE T.Th.

(2)

Mr. Roe

l·117

7

ECONOMICS 102

302

PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS 1

A·207

M.W.F.

2

A·213

INTERMEDIATE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

lABOR PROBLEMS

(3)

3

A-117

10,30· 11,45 am

A·217

(3)

T.Th. 361

Mr. PTerson

M.W.F.

52

M.W.F. 321

(3)

51

MONEY AND BANKING

Mr. Pien o n

Mr. King

(3)

M.W.F.

Mr. Pienon CMS·l22

-5-

364

Mr. Zulauf

BUSINESS FINANCE (3) M.W.F. 6

434

A·217

GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS

497, 498, 499

Mr. King

(3) A·211

T.Th. INDEPENDENT STUDY

Mr. Pienon

(1·3)

To b. arranged

EDUCATION ' INTROoUCTION TO EDUCATION

202

51 52

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

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

301

51 52

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

T.Th.F. Th.

T.Th.F. Th.

T.Th.F. Th.F. 3120b

L·l04 A·207

2 3

A·l1S

M.W.

A·117

A·l0S

T.Th. M.

A·202

M.W.

A·208 Mr. A. Hogen

(2) 5·108

4.30 pm

4 4,30

T. 416

A·117 A·117

pm

Mr. Eklund

(2)

6

A·117

STATISTICAL METHODS

441

M.W.

4610b

A·l1S

4,30 pm

A·219

Mr. Eklund

(3)

Mr. Mainold

(2)

7,00 pm

A·213

CURRICULUM, METHODS AND STUDENT TEACHING (4) M.W.Th.F.· 1.00·3.30 1.0:>-2.30 T." 3,00·4.00 T.

A-208

Mr •. Stenson MilS Runbeck M ill Runbeck

CURRICULUM, METHODS AND STUDENT TEACHING (4) M.W.Th.F." 1.00·3.30 T." 1.00·2.30 3.00·4.. 00 T. STUDENT TEACHING Doily· M.

463b

Mr. Pederson

Min Runbeck

(2)

pm

4,30

INDIVIDUAL MENTAL TESTING T.

(2)

A·l1S

4.30 pm

PARENT·TEACHER CONFERENCe W.

4630

Min Niel.en

(2)

SCIENCE IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

413

461cd

Mrs. Stenion

(2)

3

PRINCIPLES OF GUIDANCE

370

Mr. Stenson

(2)

2

THE TEACHING OF ARITHMETIC 51 52

Mr.Slein

(3)

6 1·3

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS Th.

Mr. Pederson

(3)

6 1·3

THE TEACHING OF READING

312cd

Mrs. Broeckel

(3)

6 1·3

THE TEACHING OF READING M.W.

451

Min Runback

(3)

METHODS AND OBSERVATION

3"cd

319

3

METHODS AND OBSERVATION

311b

Mr. A. Hagen, Min Nielsen A·llS A·llS

METHODS AND OBSERVATION

3110

315

(3)

STUDENT TEACHING Daily· M.

A·l0S

(9)

Mr. A. Hagen Mr. Amend Mr. Amend Mrs. Broeckel

8.30-12.00 3.00·4,00

A·IOS

(9)

Mr. Pederson

e.30·12.00 3.00·4,00

-6-

A·l1S

'(63cd

(9 )

STUDENT TEACHING Dailv· M.

.(73

INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELING S1 S2

SOl

8 4,30 pm

T.Th. T.

HISTORY OF EDUCATION

COMPARATIVE EDUCATION

551

557

Mr. V. Carlson A-lOS Mr. Sjoding

(2) 7,00 pm

A-lOS

7,00 pm

A-lIS

MI,

W. 558

A-lOS

(2)

EVALUATION

Mr. Bolon

A-202 A-202

(2)

EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH W.

(2)

Mr. V_ Carhon

7,00 pm

Th.

A-213

(2) 7,00 pm

T. 509

Mr. Stein, Mr. Sjoding

8,30-12,00 3,00-",00

INDIVIDUAL RESEARCH

HOI�en

Mr_ Sjodlng

(1-4)

To be arranged 559

THESIS

(2-")

Mr. Sjoding M.

586

SCHOOL FINANCE

7,00 pm

A-lIS

7,00 pm

A-lOS

Mr. Amend

(2)

M. ·At designated public .choola

ENGLISH 101

COMPOSITION 51 52 S3

102

S8

59 510 SII 5 12 513" 51 � S15

Slh S17 S18 S19 S20 S21

52

(3 ) M.W.F. T.Th.F. M.W.F. M.T.Th. T.Th.F. M.W.F. M.W.F. M.T.Th. M.W.F. T.Th.F. M.W.F. M.W.F. T.Th.F. M.W.F. M.W.F. M.W.F. M.W.F. T.Th.F. M.W.F. M.W.F. M.W.F.

A-211 A-200

Miss Knudson Mrs. L Joh:'tson

4,30 pm

A-200 A·200

(3)

(3)

M.W.F. T.Th.

Miss Blomquist

MAJOR AMERICAN WRITERS

(3)

4

Mrs. L. Johnson

A-208

LITERARY BACKGROUNDS

Mr. Reigslad

(3) 4

A-200

THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Min Knu dso n

(2) A-208

9

CHILDREN'S LITERATURE M.W.

330

3 7

4

6 6 7 7

M.W. 321

Mr. Reynolds Mr. Briesmeister Miss Moravec Miss Knudson Mr. Reynolds Mr. Briesmeister Mr. Olofson Min Morovec Mr. Reigst ad Miss Blomquist Mr. Briesmaist.r Mr. V. Carlson Mrs. l. Johnson Mr. Reynolds Miss Morovec Mr. Reynolds Mr. Olafson Mrs. l. Joh "son Mr. V. Corlson Miss Knudson Mr. Olafson

..

M.W.F. 302

A-210 A-20a A-212 A-214 A-206 A-208 A-214 A-210 A-lIS A-20a A-l05 A-206 A-210 A-212 A-214 A-210 A-212 A-212 A-206 A-212 A·214

2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3

M.W.F. 252

Mr. Olofson Mr. Sriesmeiater Miss Morovec

1 I

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

WORLD LITERATURE 51 S2

2�2

CB-l09 A-214 A-208

6 7

AN APPROACH TO LITERATURE 51

234

3

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

COMPOSITION S1 S2 53 54 55 S6 S7

230

(3 )

(2) "

Miss 810mquht A-207

MASTERPIECES Of EXPOSITORY liTERATURE (3) M.W.F.

2

A-217

-7-

Mr_ V_ Carlson

335

FOLKLORE AND FOLK LITERATURE M.W.

342

(2)

(3)

AMERICAN LITERATURE

Mr.

M.W.F. 350

CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE

ENGLISH DRAMA

Mr . Ra ns on

(3) A·l05

4

Mr. Reigstod

(3) A·217

T.Th.F. 384

SHAKESPEARE

(3)

Mr. Ranson A·200

M.W.F. 404

(3)

LITERARY CRITICISM M.W.F.

441

498

CMS·l22

7,00 pm

1.·223

Miss Knudson

SIXTEENTH CENTURY LITERATURE T.Th.F.

484

Mrs. L. Johnson

2

( 3)

AMERICAN NOVEL T.Th.

482

R.anson

A·200

M.W.F. 357

Min Blomquist

A·210

6

Mr. Reig.'od

(3) A·2G8

6

LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY LITERATURE T.Th.F.

7

MAJOR CONFERENCE

(2)

(3)

Mr. Ranlon

L·116 Mr. Reig.tad

To be arranged ·Opcn by invitation only.

FRENCH 102

ELEMENTARY FRENCH SI S2

202

2 <I

INTERMED lATE FRENCH Sl S2

222

(4)

Da il y Do ily

3 7

GRAMMAR AND CONVERSATION

CB-l08 A·211

Mr. Koppilch Mr. Spongier

CB·l08

SURVEY OF FRENCH LITERATURE

(3)

6

FRENCH CIVILlZATION

Mr. Koppilch

(2)

3

M.W.F.

336

Mr. Koppitch Mr. Spongier

(3)

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

T.Th.

3 02

A·l05 A·206

Mr. Koppilch

L·114 Mr. Koppilch

(2) 4

T.Th.

L·116

GENERAL ENGINEtsRING 101

ENGINEERING PROBLEMS

Mr. Worstell

(2) 6

W.F.

S·210

152

ENGINEERING DRAWING AND DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY (21 S·210 7& 8 W.F.

101

WORLD GEOGRAPHY

Mr. Worst.:!11

GEOGRAPHY Mr.

(3)

Jansen

CB·200

M.W.f.

GEOLOGY 102

GENERAL GEOLOGY lecture Lab

M.W. T.Th.

Mr. P. Corl.on

(4)

3

3& 4

S·210 5·210

GERMAN 102

ELEMENTARY GERMAN 51 S2 S3 S4

(4)

Daily Do i ly

2

A·202 A·221

Doily

7

A·210

Do ily

A·213

3 -8-

Mr. Luciow Mr. Weber Mr. luciow Mr. Weber

202

INTERMEDIATE GERMAN

222

GRAMMAR AND CONVERSATION T.Th.

252

336

Mrs. lilli.

(2) A·223

(3) 7

A·223

GERMAN CLASSICS (3) M.W.F. 3

A·223

SCIENTIFIC GERMAN

GERMAN CIVILIZATION

Mrs. Lilli.

Mrs. lilli.

(2) 4

T.Th. 452

A·202 A·202

3

M.W.F. 302

Mr. Weber

(3) 3 4

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

Sl S2

Mrs. Lillie A·221

ADVANCED COMPOSITION AND ORAL EXPRESSION (2) M.F.

Mrs. liHle A·221

4

GREEK 202

ELEMENTARY GREEK

A·214

4

Doily 312

Mr. Roe

( 4)

Mr. Roe

NEW TESTAMENT

(3) M.W.F.

CB·l08

HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION 102

106

ACTIVITI ES (Womon) T.Th. Sl T.Th. S2 S3 W.F. S4 T.Th. S5 W.F. S6 T.Th. W.F. S7

(1)

ADAPTED ACTIVITIES

(1)

M.W. 108

201

ACTIVITIES (Men) M.W. SI S2 M.W. S3 T.Th. T.Th. S4 SS W.F. S6 T.Th.

(1)

BEGINNING GOI.F

(1)

S1 S2

Mrs. Templin Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym

1 3 3 4 4 6 8

Mrs. Young

6

Gym

1

5 8

Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym

3 4

Gym Gym

Mr. lundgoard 2

2 5

Mr. lundgoard

M. M.

202

BEGINNING BADMINTON AND TENNIS (1) 5& Sl M. F. 6 Gym S2 8& M. ' 7 F. Gym

203

BEGINNING ARCHERY

(1)

T.Th. 204

Mrs. Templin

7

BEGINNING BOWLING Sl T. S2 T.

Gym

(1)

3&4 6&7

Paradise B. Paradise B.

207

GYMNASTICS AND REBOUND TUMBLING (1) T.Th. 7 Gym

210

HEALTH ESSENTIALS S' S2

27'

272

273

BASKETBAll

TRACK

(3)

Mr. Gabrielsen Mr. lundgoard Mr. Gabrielsen

Mrt. Young

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

2 4

G·, G·'

(2) T.Th.

3

G·'

W.

7,00 pm

G·,

Mr. lundgoord

(2)

BASEBAll

Mr. Salzman

Mr. Salzman (2)

Mr. Gabrielsen

M.W.

G-1 -

9-

27�

METHODS IN TEACHING TUMBLING M.W.

Mr. Gabriel.e.

(2)

6

Gym

290

METHODS IN TEACHING I NDIVIDUAL SPORTS (Women) (2) 7 M.W. G·l

292

FIRST AI D

Mrs. Young

(2)

KI NESIOLOGY

G·l

6

T.Th. J22

Mr. Gabrielsen

(J) G·J

M.W.F. J25

JJ4

CORRECTIVE PHYSICAL EDUCATION 7,00 pm M. LIFE SAVING

Mr. Souza

(2) G·l

Mr. Gobriel.e.

(I) Pool

6

T.Th. 3�2

PROBLEMS IN TEACHING RHYTHMICS (2) Gym 7,00 pm W.

J6J

METHODS AND MATERIALS IN TEACHING SPORTS (Men) (2) 7 G·J M.W.

465

SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAM 7 T.Th.

392

Mrs. Templin

CORRECTIVE THERAPY

Mn. Young

Mr. Salzman

Mr. Salzman

(2)

G·l Staff

(4) American Lake t'tospital

12,JO· 4,JO pm

T.Th.

HISTORY 104

204

210

242

HISTORY OF WESTERN EUROPE I M.W.F. S1 J M.W.F. S2 4 M.W.F. SJ 6 M.W.F. �

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Mr. RiJtuben Mr. Schnackenberg Mr. Nodt.edt Mr. Schnackenberg

AMERICAN HISTORY (J) I M.W.F. S1 2 T.Th.F. S2 4 M.W.F. SJ 6 M.W.F. �

L·117 L·117 L·117 L·l0�

Mr. Vigneu Mr. Akre Mr. Ristuben Mr. Vigneu

THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST (2) SI � T.Th. S2 W. 7,00 pm

L·l04 l·'04

HISTORY OF THE ANCIENT WORLD M.W.F.

334

3J8

INTERNATIONAL LAW M.T.Th.

352

366

425

Mr. Riltuben

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(3) L·116

2

RECENT AMERICAN HISTORY M.W.F. THE REFORMATION T.

Mr. Akre

(3) L·116

Mr. Nodl.edl

(3) 7,00 pm

L·117 Mr. Nodtvedt

THE HIGH RENAISSANCE (2) M.W. 7

L·l04

�57

HISTORY OF IDEAS, WESTERN CIVllI· ZATION (J) L·116 7,00 pm W.

464

BRITAIN IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY M.W.F.

Mr. Akre

(J) L·"4

(J)

TWENTIETH CENTURY EUROPE T.Th.F.

Mr. Akre

(3)

Mr. Nodt.edt

L·116

6

492

IND�PENDENT READING AND RESEARCH To be arranged

595

SEMINAR IN EUROPEAN HISTORY

(1·2)

(3) L·117

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Mr. Schnackenberg

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Mr. RiJtuben

Mr. Schnackenberg

LATIN 102

ELEMENTARY LATIN

(4)

Mr. Molmin .4

Daily 202

INTERMEDIATE LATIN

(3)

M.W.F.

7

L·l14 Mr. Molmin L·l14

MATHEMATICS 101

INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA

(3)

Mr. Muyskens

M.W.F. 112

S·309

PLANE TRIGONOMETRY

Mr. Muyskens

(2) A·223

T.Th. 131

COLLEGE ALGEBRA

Mr. Muyskens

(3) A·223

M.W.F. 200

ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS

201

ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS 2&

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290

1

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Mr. Newell S·312

APPLIED MATHEMATICS

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Mr. Newell

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(3)

Mr. Roonlie

(3)

T.Th. 454

Mr_ Newell

(3)

A·223

M.T.Th. 312

Mr. Muyske1s

CB·l06 CB·l09

ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS M.W.F.

(4) A·211

M.W.Th.F. 4

7,00 pm

A·213

6

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Mr. Newell

(3)

M.W.F.

MUSIC 101

FUNDAMENTALS OF MUSIC SI S2

112

THEORY

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CMS-228

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Mr. Chriatensen

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CONCERT CHORUS

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MADRIGAL SINGERS AND VOCAL ENSEMBLE 7,00 pm

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Mr. Newnham

CMS-227 Mr. Gilbertson

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M. 137

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CMS·227 Mr. Fritts

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Mr. Gilbertson Mr. Knopp Mill Payne

Doily 120

CMS·227 CMS-228

CMS-228 Mr. Gilbertson

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UNIVERSITY BAND

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STRINGS-CELLO, BASS

Mr. Gilbertson 8 (I)

CMS-228 Mr. Gilbertson

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PIANO (1-2)

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152

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VOICE

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VIOLIN, VIOLA

Mr. GiIberho"

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To be arranged 212

THEORY

Mr. Frith

(4) CMS·22B

Doily 222

HISTORY

Mr. Chrsitensen

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TONAL COUNTERPOINT

Mr. Christensen

(3) 4

CMS·215

MUSIC IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL T.Th.

350

CMS·227

MUSIC IN THE BAROQUE M .W. F.

340

Mr. Christensen

(2)

6

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CMS·215

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Mr. Gilbertson

CMS·228

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ORGAN (Advanced)

Stoff

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CLASS ORGAN FOR MUSIC MAJORS

(1)

Mr. Frith

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A PPLIED CHURCH MUSIC

Mr. Newnhom

(2) CMS·215

T.Th. 425

MAJOR CONFERENCE

Mr. Christens.n

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To be arr anged 427

BACH

Mr. Christensen

(2) T.Th.

435

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Mr. Newnham

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MUSIC IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOL

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Mr. Gilbertson

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METHODS OF TEACHING PIANO

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GRADUATE SEMI NAR

Mr. Christensen

(1·3)

To be orronged

NORWEGIAN 102

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Mr. Malmi"

(4) L·114

Daily 202

INTERMEDIATE NORSE M.W.F.

Mr. Govig

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L·117

NURSING 104

INTRODUCTION TO NURSING

W. 236

CB·l06

MEDICAL·SURGICAL NURSING lecture Lob

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

336

Mill Wagner

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Miss Byles, Mrs. S, Johnson

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PUBLIC HEALTH ORGANIZATION

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402

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Miss Wagner

T.Th. 404

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HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT Of NURSING

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Miss Wagner

CB-l06

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INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY 4

M.W.f.

220

LOGIC

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Mr. Arbaugh A路115

PRINCIPLES Of PHILOSOPHY

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6:00 pm

T.Th. ;)02

HISTORY Of PHILOSOPHY

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Mr. Kuelhe l-117

(3)

SI S2 424

Mr. Arbaugh

KIERKEGAARD

A-207 A-207

2

M.W.f.

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tIIr. Kuctnc A-206

M.W.f.

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498

Mr. Kuelhe A路207

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M.T.Th. 312

Mr. Kuethe

A-204

M.T.Th. 300

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Mr. Arbaugh A-202

(3)

Mr. Arbaugh

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262

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312

M_W.f_ W_ Th.

Mr. Kirk S-110 S-120 S-120

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Mr. Jordahl 5-110

M.W.f.

316

LIGHT

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MECHANICS

Mr. Jordahl Mr. Jordahl Mr. Jordahl Mr. Kirk Mr. Kirk

Mr. Jordahl M.W.f.

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5路103 5-103

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Mr. Kirk

POLITICAL SCIENCE 101

INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL SCIENCE M.W.f.

282

COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT T.Th.f.

316

434

INTERNATIONAL LAW M.T.Th.

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Mr. former

Mr. farmer CB-l08

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Mr. Former C8-108

(3)

Mr. Ristuben L-116

GOVERNMENT AND 8USINESS T.Th.

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RECENT POLITICAL THOUGHT M.W.F.

334

4

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7,509,15 am

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Mr_ King A-211

474

AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY M.W.F.

484

(3)

Mr. Ristuben

CB·l09

6

SOVIET POLITICAL SYSTEM

Mr. Farmer

T.Th.

CB-l08

PSYCHOLOGY 101

110

51

M.W.F.

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T.Th.F.

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53

M.W.F.

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M.W.F.

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Mr. Bolon

M.W.

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A-117

Mr. Winther

HUMAN

A-212

T.Th.

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DEVELOPMENT

51

M.W.F.

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SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

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Mr. Winth.r A-211

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ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY

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Mr. Eklund

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CMS-227

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A-213

Mr. Garlington

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A-207

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426

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Mr. Eklund

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M.W.

451

473

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Mr. Mainord

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Mr. Bolon

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SI

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Mr. Bolon

Mr. Winther

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320

Mr. Bolon Mr. Winther

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301

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Mr. Solberg

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HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY M.W.F.

492

SEMINAR IN PSYCHOLOGY T.Th.

Mr. Solberg

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201

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Mr. Govig

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Mr. Vigneu

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THE BIBLE-NEW TESTAMENT 51 52 TV 53 TV 54 TV S5

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CHRISTIAN EDUCATION OF YOUTH

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Mr. Govig

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CONT'EMPORARY CHRISTIANITY

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Mr. Christopherson

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4:30 pm

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Mr . Kar ls tad

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METHODS IN BIBLE STUDY

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Mr. Lee

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Mr. Govig

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Mr. Luciow

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Doily 202

INTERMEDIATE RUSSIAN

Mr. Luciow

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Mr. Ostenson

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SOCIOLOGY 101

51 52 53 202

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5 7

CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL PROBLEMS

PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY M.T.Th.

308

JUVENILE DEliNQUENCY

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Mr. King

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Mr. Schiller

HISTORY OF SOCIAL THOUGHT M.T.W.Th.

440

A-204

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M.W.F. 412

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10.30·1h45am A·217

MODERN MARRIAGE

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Mr. Schiller

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STATISTICAL METHODS M.W.

498

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SPANISH 102

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Mr. Spangler

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LIGHTING AND MAKEUP T. Th.

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Mr. Utzinger

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