1946 Summer Catalog of Peru State Teachers College (Nebraska)

PERU BULLETIN PERU STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE PERU, N EBRASK A

£ummun Sch.ooQ, 1946

CALENDAR Long Term-June 3-August 2 Short Term-June 3-July 12 Three-week Term-Aug. 5-Aug. 23

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XXXl I

JULY, 1946

NO. III

Entered as se·cond class matter August 27, 1936, at the post of-

~ of Peru, Nebraska, under Act of August 24, 1912. Issued quar-

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COLLEGE

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATIO N Mrs. Bertha Hill, President, Hebron ____________ Term Mr. Ra lph M. Carhart, Vice-Presi dent, ·wayne ___Term Mr. Edwin D. Crites, Chad ron _____ __ ______ _____ Term Mr. Edgar Ferneau, Auburn ___________________ T rm Mr. Al vin E . Johnson, Omaha ____________ ______ Ter m Mr. Everett L. Randall, Kearn ey _______________ T erm Mr. Wa yne 0 . Reed, tt1te Superinte ndent of Pub lic In stru ction, Lin co ln ------------------------------ - Ex-Offi Mr. E . Albin La rs on, Lincoln ---- ----- ---------- --------- Secre OFFICER S OF ADM I IST RATI ON W. R. Pate, A.B., A.M., Preside nt.

R. B. Lowe, B.S., M.A., D.E d., Acti~1g- Dean of Men ::! I' d Director Extension.

E. H. Hayward, A.B., Registrar.

Mrs. W. N. Delzell , A.B., Assistain t to t h e Registrar.

E lma I. Gockl ey, Bursar and Secretary to the President.

Mrs. Bette J. Yocum, A.B., Bookkeeper.

Mrs. Genevie H . Marsh, Acting Dea n o f Women.

OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION Barney K . Baker, B.S., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Education.

Claude E. Boatman, B.S., M.S., Assistant Professor Ph ysical Sci Ida Mae Brackney, B.S., M.S., Assistant Professor of Home Ee ics.

Arthur L. Bradford, A .B., 1\1.S., Ph.D., Professor of English, H Department.

E rn est E. Brod, A.B., A.M., Assistant Professor of Education, S visor of Juni or Hi gh School Teachin g.

C. M. Brown, P h. B., A.M., J.D., Professor of History and Other cial Sciences, Head of Depart me nt.

Nelli e M. Carey, A.B., Library Certificate, Associate ProfesSQr: briarian.

A. B. Clayb urn , A.B., A.M., Professor of Geography and Geolo S. L. Clements, A.B., A.M ., Prof ssor of Education, Superin of Training School.

P hyllis Davidson, B.S., M.A., Associ ate Profe sor of P hysical tion, Director of Physical Education for Wom e n.

Norma L. Didd el, A.B., A.M., Associate Professor of Art. Frances F. Fields, B.M., M.S., Assistant P rof essor of Music, I tor of Piaino and Organ.

Bl~nch e A. Gard, A.B., A.M., Assistant P r ofessor of Educatio ervisor of First and Second Grade Teaching.

Mabel D. Hoatson, R.N., College Nurse. .

Mary L. Hile man, A.B., A.M., Assistant Professor of EducahO e rvisor of Third and Fourth Grade Teaching. .

C. A. Huck, A.B.. A.M., Associate Professor of Mathematict V. H. Jindra, A.B., Director of Band and Orchestra and Ins Violin.

Burtis Kenn edy, Assista nt Librarian.

Emilie Papez Kirk, A.B., A.M., Assistant Professor of Art.

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a s Konig, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Modern Language.

Se1 L~rson. B.S., A.M., Professor of Industrial Arts.

A._ ·beth McCollum, B.E., A.M., Assistant Professor of Education, ElizaDirector of Kindergarten. be! MJson, .A.B., A.M:, Assistant Prof~ssor of Education, SuperIsa visor of Fifth and Sixth rG111de Teachmg.

B Mathews, A.B., A.M .. Associate Professor of Education, PrinL. ~ipal of High School. . paul A. Maxwell, B.S .. A.M., Ph .D., Professor of Education, Head of Departme nt. . .

M ta Noren berg, D.A., M.A., Assistant Professor of English.

Leonard E. Paulson, B.F.A., Instructor of Voice, Director of Chore al Groups, Supervisoor of Public School Music Te·a ching.

F Eloise Pool, A.B., M.A., Assistant Professor of Mathematics. <\.rthu r R. Reyno lds, A.B., M.A., Assistant Professor of History and · Other Social Sciences.

Wayne L. Riggs, A.B., M.A., Assistant Professor of Physical Education, Assistant Director of Physical Education for Men .

Pauline F. Scott, ~.B., ~ . A .. Assis,tant i:'rofessor of Education, Su::iervisor of Jumor High School reachmg.

Gru~e Tear, A.B., A.M., Professor of Principles and Methods in Education.

J. w. Tyl er, A.B., M.A., Associate Professor of Education, Directorof Rural E ducation.

Alice J ean Ulb rick, A.B., Rural Demonstration Teacher.

J. S. Urban, B.S., M.S., Assistant Professor of Physical Sciences.

Edna Weare, B.S., A.M., Assistant Professor of Home Economics.

Hazel Weare, B.S., M.S., Assistant) Professor of Commerce.

A. G. Wheeler, A.B., M.A., Associate Professor of Physical Education, Director of Athletics and Physical Education for Men .

Hazel Williams, A.B., M.A., Assistant Professor of English and Instructor in Speech Education .

John M. Winter, B.Sc., M.A., Ph .D., Professor of Biology, Head of Department of Science.

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PERU STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE

GENERAL INFORMATION LOCAT lON AN D CAM P US On paved h igh wav 67, Peru may be reached by bus on di li nes from Beatrice and Lincoln. Oth er bus and trai n connect¡ 1 rnt1y be made at Auburn, Nebraska City, and Tecumseh .

T he coll ege is located at the south edge of the village in beautiful, t hick ly-wooded hill s along the Misso uri river. The cam of sixty acres with its native woods and formal garde ns is att a nd di stinctive. T he ma ny varieties of oak and other trees gro nett r t he buildi ngs and wa lks provide an abundance of deep sha de, making th e camp us a most p leasant place dur ing t he suin month .

T HE SUMME R SCH OOL Courses-In t h e main, s ummer school courses are the same t hose given in th e regul a r year. Many co urses are repeated sum mer. whi le other s for w hi ch the demand is sm13 ll a re1 alte an d made avail able only every secon d or third summer. Students use t he coll ege fac ilit ies fo r t he fi r st year or two of college leading to other professions, which they plan to com plete elsewh S ummer sch ool provides opportunity for: Regular students to continue t h eir coll ege work on basis.

New stud ents to star t t heir co ll ege work.

Return ing veterans to conti nu e or start t h eir Teiach ers to earn the requ ired 9 semester of cer tificates.

1946 hi g h school gradu ates to earn the required 12 se~ h ours fo r t he Third E lementary School Certifi cte so may teach t his fa ll.

F acilities-All i of the faci lities of the college, both ed11ca â&#x20AC;˘ an d recreational, are av>.:i ilab le to t he students in summer school. librar y of 52,000 volumes is one of the finest in t he state. Th t heir vari ous co urses students wi ll have access to t he fully eq labor atories, s hops, an d studios.

Students are urged to make fu'i l nis cou rts, swimmi ng pool, playing gro unds.

The Reg ular Te rm s -T he short ter m (6 weeks) a nd the Joni{ (9 weeks) will start on J u ne 3 and run concurrently. The short will close Jul y 12 and t he long te r m A ug ust 2.

Three-Week Te rm-The three-week term will s tart on .A 5 an d close August 23 . The work of this term is p lanned m those students who desire to earn the required 12 semesterCho i ng t he s umm er for the Third Grade E lementary School e 9 Credit-Students may take 6 ho urs in the s hort term or in t he long term, and 3 ho urs inf the three-week ter m.

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students reg ister ed in t he lo ng t e rm may elect t o take one or ourses in t he sh ort te rm , s ubj ect t o the fo ll owin g r egulations: tw0 Those carry in g 1a t otal of 9 h ours may take onl y one t wo-ho ur (1). e in the short t erm , and (2 ) those carrying onl y 8 hours ma y coui stwo two-ho ur courses or one fo ur-h our course in th e short uike term· i\fter one semester (or its equival e nt in su m mer sch ool ) a stut.ma y regi ster for one additi onal hour in a semest er or in a sumden term (1) if he has demonstra ted su perior scholarship, or ( 2) if j11 e~ecu res the pe rmission of th e f aculty p ersonn el committee. A stude t wh o qu afl ifies for t he priv il ege of r egist ering fo r one additi onal he~r becau se of s uperi or scholars hip must ha ve compl et ed a mini0001 of 16 hours in hi s precedin g semester ( 6 in a sh ort summer ~n rm or 8 in a long summ er term) and must h ave earned a g radep~int a~erage of 2.2 with no ma rk b elow " C".

Regis t ra tion-Registrat ion will be h eld on Monda y, Ju ne 3. St11 dents wi ll secure materia ls and start r egisterin g in the r eading r oo m of the LIBRA RY at schedu led hours a s fo!a ows: Last names beginning with letter s L t o R, incl.-8:00- 8:30.

Last names beginning with lette r s S t o Z, in cl.- 8 :30- 9 :00.

Last names beginning with letters A t o E , incl.- 9 :00- 9 :30.

Last names beginning with ·letters F to K, in cl.- 9 :30-10 :00.

Stud en ts un a bl e to conform t o 'above schedul e-10 :00-11 :30.

Graduate st ude nts will r egi s ter with one of t he m em ber s of t he Graduate Cou ncil and h ave t heir regi stra ti ons approved by th e Chair man of the Council. A la te r egis trat ion fe e of $2.00 wi ll be ch a r ged those regi ster ing af ter June 3.

Change in Pro•g ra m- A stude nt is a llowed t o chan ge his program of studi es at a ny t ime durin g th e fir st week of th e s umm er session.

PROFESS IONAL RELATIONS WORJ(SHOP ,

La ~t year P e r u State Teach ers Coll ege a nd t he Nebria ska S ta te

~hducatio n Association jointl y sponsor ed a one-week workshop on

e professiona l r ela ti ons of t ea ch ers. The work sh op was such a s:;ccess t hat it will be condu ct ed again thi s s umme r. The w ork of e ucational org'a11i zation s will be studi ed and an atte mp t will be ~nad\to for mu late so lutions t o som e of th e cru cial probl ems confront~g t e .teachin.g profession in ge neral and especiall y in N ebraska. fonyohe. interested in s uch wo rk may r egist er fo r a ful l wee k of wo rk co~dw tich one college cr edi t will be g ranted. The workshop wi ll b-e uc ed th e week of June 24-28.

CERTIFICATE tat All cer~ificates, a nd r enew\al s of cer t ificates, are issued by t he Plet:a Sthpermtende nt of Public Instructi on. Wh en stud e nts have commended require ments fo r a degree or dipl oma, th ey may be r eco mregular or. t~e t ype of ce rti fic ate t o which the y are entitl ed. ~.1 1 eluding ~ e rt1f1cates may be r e newed by earning 9 semest er hours rn0 ~ .3 hours in of the edu cation . Studen ts shou ld consult a copy ly sup~~rtif1ca tion Di gest at t he regi s trar's offi ce or :at t heir co un tenewal ri ntei:dent's office for detailed cer t ificate r equirements and requirements.

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Third Gra de E leme ntar y School Cer t ificate-The Thi E le menta r y School Cer tificate is va lid in rural schoo ls. Hi~ G g raduates may secure t his cer t ificr1t e by p assing the 17 state e rs exami na t ion s wi t h a n average of 80 % a nd by earning 1 2 ter hours of coll ege cr edit, incfodin g 6 hours in education h ours iin ph ys iology a nd hygiene. Th e r equired 12 semester may be earn ed by takin g 9 hours in t he lon g term and 3 hours . t hree-wee k term. in .

F or those .who desire t o ec ure this cer t ifiaa t e, th e fo llowing Ject s are r equired : Lo ng Term-June 3 to A ugust 2 Rura l School Methods 150 -----------------Rural School Obser vati on and P a r t icipat ion 153b T he Teach ing of E lem. Geog. 202 or elective __ P h ysiology a nd H ygiene 205 ----------------

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T hr ee-Week Te rm - A ugus t 5 to A ugus t 23 T he Tea chin g of Readin g 231 ---------------- 2 hours P layground Supervision 204 ---------------- 1 hour One-Roo m Rur a l School- A on e- r oo m rura l sch ool wi]J be g;mi zed in t he trainin g school under t he s upervisi on of an e ienced rura l t eacher. Th ose register ed fo r t he co urse in Observa â&#x20AC;˘ and Participation 153b will have opportunity t o observe r ural sc or ga ni za tion and teaching procedure.

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DI PLOMA S

P eru State Tea ch er s Coll ege iss ues by a uth ority of the law lhe ru les of th e Board of E du cati on th e fo ll owing degrees and plomas (see Gen er a l Catal og, 1945-46, pp. 30 -43).

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Bachelor of Arts Degree in Educati on leading t o t he ini t ial ior Grade Sch oo l Cer tificate (valid grad es K-10, inclusive), ti a l Second a r y Sch ool Certificate (valid gr ades 7-12, inclusive and th e Initia l Adminis trative a nd Sup er vi ory Cert ificate ( id grade K-12, inclusive).

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Three Year Dip lom a leadin g to th e Init i:a l Senior Grade Certifi cate (valid g rades K -10, inclu sive) .

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T wo Year Dip lo ma leadi ng to Initi a l Juni or E lementary Certifi cate (valid g rad es K -8, inclu sive ) .

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One Year Diplom1a leadin g t o Initia l General E lementar y Sehl~) Certifica te (va lid g rad es K -8, in clusive, in Ar t III, rural schoo I

THE TR A IN I NG CHOOL A maxi mu m of two semester hours of Practice Teachi ng creclif (E ducation 210 or 411 ) may be earn ed i n the primary or elementaif g rades by a limited number of um me r schoo l stude nts. Those re~ ter ed fo r P racti ce Teaching will teach under s up ervi sion fo r h ours each mornin g t he Traini ng School is in session. To be sure a teachin g assign ment, stud ents s hou ld wri te t he uper intendent th e Tra inin g Sc hoo l b efor e regis trati on .

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PLA CEMENT BUREA U t achers' pl ace ment serv ice is conducted th rough t he offi ce 0£ ; :ri ntende nt of the Training School fo r th e be nefit of th ose the u~ and a lumn i \\·ho have com pl eted at least two yea r s of co ll ege studen 1d who desire posit ions or a dvan ceme nt. Alumni a re invited ·ork iu " • ep credentia ls up-to-date, a s m a ny call s a r e receiYed for whi ch 1 to ,beureau doe· not h ave qu a lifi ed ca ndidates. Th e r egist r ati on f ee the is one dollar.

E TTERTAl MENT A N D RE CREATIO N Peru 's splendid lo<iati on in the r oll in g, wooded country al ong th e Missouri river fu r ni she a na t ural in vitat ion to stud ents to be out -ofdoors and offe rs many opportunities fo r hikes and outin g s. Othe r recreati onal op por t unities are af fo rded t hrough p ~rticipati o n !n sports, music, dramatics a nd socia l da ncing. Concerts, lectures, m ovies, recitn.l s, an d convocation programs provide enjoyabl e occasi ons fo r su mmer stud ents.

Sports-Softbal l, swimmin g , tenni s. Classes ar e conduct ed in swimm ing and tenni s fo r those wh o desire in stru ction in these sports.

Two cement a nd t hree clay co urts are main tain ed for instructiona l and recreation a l use. Each su mmer a softball league is form ed, composed of tea ms representing cl:asses, departm ents, and organiz at ions .

Games are played in th e city r ecrea tion p ark.

Band a nd Orchestra-It is pla nned to give as man y week ly outdoor concer ts as t ime will per m it durin g the s umm er schoo l. Student s are urged t o brin g th eir instrum ents and j oin th ese g r oups, r egardless of whether or not they r egi st er for cr edit. Mr. Jindra, director ofl the band la nd or chestra , will be g lad t o h ea r fr om students wh11 are in terested in a ppea r ing with these two organizations.

Concer ts- Schedul ed t o appear on th e summ er concert seri es are the fo llow ing a rtist number s. Other nu mber S' will be announ ced later.

NATIO AL MUS I C LEAGU E TRIO Josef Marx, Oboe (First Chair Metropolitan Orch es t ra).

Joh n Di J anni , Viola (F irst Ch:air Me tropolitan Orchestra) .

Rita La I !ant e, P iano.

MARY BE CKER, Violinist .

WILLIAM WRIGHT, Bass-Baritone.

St ud ent Union- Open to s ummer s t udents for the first t ime, the new tudent union quarters in Delzell Hall pr ovide a cool, pleasant pl ace for r ecreat io n a nd r elaxation. The fa cilities of t his modem union include a gam e r oom wit h bowling, billiards, s nook er , and ping Pong eq uip ment, a snack bar , dance fl oor , loun ges, and f a cu lt y r oom .

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E T RANCE REQ UIRE MENTS Adm issio n Forms-Students should have a transcript of their high school credits prep:ared on the Nebraska Coll ege Admission Form and sent to the registrar at least two weeks before the opening of the term. Copies of the admission form may be secured by writing the regi trar. Transcripts of credits and other credential which are accepted toward admission become the property of the college and are kept permanently in the files.

To Freshm a n Sta ndin g-Graduates of accredited hi gh school may have full admission to freshman standing on 15 units (condition· al 14 units) properly selected and completed in a fo ur-year high school or on 12 units (conditional 11 units) properly selected and completed in a senior high school (grades 10, 11, and 12).

The required credits shall include not fewer than eight u~its earned in g1t1des 9, 10, 11, and 12 in the• fields of English , foreig~ language, mathematics, natural science and the social studies. O~ these eight units seven shal l be grouped in the followi ng manner . . major of three un its in English and two minors of two units eaC~· The two minors shall have been completed in grades 10, 11. and 1"' except th:at one unit of a foreign language, or one unit of matht~ 1 matics, or both earned in grade ~ may be used in completing t minor requirements.

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student does not submit these subjects for coll ege entran ce

~f t~e of them submits other credits acceptable to the institution, 11 11d 1!1 ~e:ake t hese subjects in college cou"rses for which he may re-

he. niu~ ctive college credit. ceive e e dents who are not high schoo l graduates may receive condistu dmission upon presentation of 14 units from an :accredited tional a r high school, or 11 un its from a se nior hi gh schoo l (grades four-r~nd 12. An official transcript of credits and a request from 10, 1 'perin tendent that the student be admitted before graduation the tsube fi led with the registrar. mus Advanced Sta nding-Applicants for admission from other co!e~ or u niver~ ities must file ~it.h the reg:i~trar (1) a statement of ~g rable dism issal; (2) an off1c1al ly certified statement of college ~~~ already accomplished; (3) an offic ial1ly certified record of the 0 '' ondar" schoo l work satisfying the admission requir ements. sec ·' Adult Special-Mlature individuals who do not have full coll ege entrance credits may be matriculated as adult specials, but before any certificate or diploma may be granted t o such student all en trance requirements must be made up and all coll ege requirement.s for the cer tifidate or diploma sought must be m et .

SUMMARY OF EXPENSES 9 Weeks Fees and tu ition ----------------------------- $16.00 I n :i<ld i tion. IH"W ~ rud e nt s pay tile 111alriculation f ee of $5.00.

6 Weeks $12.00

70.00 4.00

45.00 3.00

Totals fo r nine weeks· and six weeks ________ $90.00 Three-week term (all expenses) - ------- ------- 28.00

$60.00

Board an d roo m ----------- --- --- ------------Laundry, stationery, incidentals --- ----------- --

Total fo r 12 weeks - - -- ----------- ------ ---$118.00 . The above totals represent ayerages. They will vary slightly with th e nu mber of laboratory courses 11.aken, the' price of the room selected, and with individual spending habits. . Further discussion of living expenses and faciliti es and an itemized statement of all fees wi ll be found in the following paragraphs under the headings of "Living A•c commadations'' and "Fees."

LIVING ACCOMMODATIONS req uests for information concerning boarding and roomin15" daciltties and a ll requests for room reservations in one of t he Res10:nwce Halls should be directed either to the Dean of Men or the Dean omen. f .

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Ii . Residence Halls-The Col lege Residen ce Halls of fe r attractive 1 h: 11ng accommodations near the classrooms 'a.nd the library. Two 8 are maintained for women and one for men .

res A d.eposit of $2.00 is required of each student applying for a is ; r;at1on in any of t~e hall.s. After a . r oom is occ~pied, t his amount of te ai ned ·a s a deposit agamst the misuse of eq mpment. A refund Whehe fu ll a mount of the deposit, or t he unused portion, will be made fift 11 the s tudent leaves the college. A r efund of the deposit less Y cents will be made in case cancellation of a reservation is

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made fo ur weeks before the oening of the session .

Rental is charged on ly fc the time school is in se stud e nt who s tays at one of \ e hall s during ti vac;ttion pay th e sta bli heel rate for lE r oom .

Stud ents are a ll owed to lwe radi os in their rooms, bu of f ifty cents per month is mde for each rad io. Since current on th e cam pus is 220 ult a. c., radi os must be eq ,J t ran sfo rm er.

Ha ll s fo r Wome n-E liza l'lo r gan and Mount Vernon wome n are un der the supervi:on of the Dean of Women. of roo ms ran ge from $1.00 to~ l.75 a week per student, t occup yin g a ro om, with t he iajority of rooms in Mt. r e nt in g fo ¡ $1.25 and the mrority of r ooms in Eliza M r enting for $] .50. All roo msa re :a rranged as combinati a nd stud y ro oms. In E liza Mrgan Hall r ooms are equi tw in beds and lavatories. Reidents of both hall s must lin e n, b lanket s, towels, dressr scarfs, and curtains. Th pected to take their meal s at he coll ege c1feteria.

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Me n's Ha ll-Opened in tb fall of 1939, Delzell Hall ti es for one hu ndred tw enty-) ur men an d is under the of th e Dean of Men. Ro oms rnt for $1.50 per week per tud ents occupying a room . ill rooms are a rranged as sil eepi ng and study r ooms anc ;ar e equipped with twin bedl a to ri es . Res idents of th e hal furnish bed lin e n, blankets, e ls. Curtains and rods are f uris hed by the co ll ege at a ren of 50c pe r person per semestr (summ er session 25c) .

Ot her Ho usin g Acco mm dat ions- The Deans maintain Jee ping a nd light housek eep ig r oom s availab le off the private homes offering r oomsto tudents are s ubject to a l and supervision of th e co ge, a nd no student may li home other than one of th ee on th e "Approved" list. working for their board or r eid ing w ith r e latives other t or guardian are in cluded.)

Dinin g Se rvice--The inir-o ndition ed co ll ege cafeteria in Mt. Vern on dining r oo m a d is ope n t o a ll students. served at rea onabl e prices, ad students pay , only for the elect.

SCIO LA RS HI P Ho nor Gradua tes Fom Acc redi ted H igh Schools Students h olding Honor Sholarships iss ued by the State Board whi ch are va lid may ap ly them on f ees for summer fo ll ows: hort ses ion, $6.25; long session, $9.25 .

FEES A D TU ITION All f ees and tu iti on are ayab le in advance each seJll ¡umm er term .

T ui t ion Tuition per semester hour

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Ge neral Fees . Jation --;~ :.-1~:-0~ ~ ~ -:~t~<l ;1~t~ ; ;;te~·i1;-i-;·~liei0-~; -t11e- - --- - - - - tr•cu1.:ti <I l.Hil t~I' l\\'(\'1rn 1 g- r: 1cl e~ o[ t1 1e rrrai11i11 g Jli gll Sr hon l.

1 ,.,,.rr11tltal each semes t er an d summer sc h ool _____ ____ _ _ ok ren

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5.00 2.00

:-:e111e:-: t e r or :-:u11 1111 e r :--: dwnl.

bO t • 1 d d ·st ·..;111d. r·11short te rm $3.00; Iong term ( tax not rnc u e ) __ _ 4.00 r.ntingenth. ·t ter m $.50; long term ---- --- -------- - ---- -- - - .75 "' .• S QI J,ibl'llr~ · . . ho rt term $1.00; long term ---------- --- - ----- --- 1.50 1.00 .50 111.,·•ical exa~.. i l urP to l<e t' P appointment iiOc ad<litional c lt:tr).:Nl) r.. · <f"tr~'t i on after time s pecified on page 5 ----- --- - - --- 2.00 r.ate Refs gymn a si um ------ ----- - - - ------- - ---------- --- - 1.25 tpcker ~e~, chemi stry and physics laboratory - - - - ---- -------- 1.00 tpck~r e~mina ti on --------- - - --- - ---- --- - -- - --- - ------- - -- 2.00 S!JeC'31 .e~ of record (in ra,ddition to th e first) ----- --- - - - - - --- 1.00 ~~c;i~f schedule ---- - -:---- - - - -------- -------------------- 1.!iO f:hietic equipment deposit - - - ------ - ---- - ---- -------- -- - --- 2.00

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l)iplomas: ,\ B Degree ----------- -- - --- - -------------- ------ - - -O~e: two- and three-year diplomas ____________ ·_____ ____ A.13.'Degr~e or two- or three-year diplomas in absentia, additi onal ------- ----- --- - - - - ------ -- ------ -- -- --- One-i-ear di pl oma in absentia, addition'al ___ ____ _____ ___ _ Duplicate degree or dip loma, one-half the original price.

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Departmental Fees Commerce: Penmanshi p 9 -- - - ------ - ------- ------ -- - - - ------- ----Typewri ter r enta l, f or each hour of credit ---- -- --- ---- -- F.ducation: Cou~e 231 ------- - ----------- --- - ---- -------- ---- ----English: Speech 152, 254, 255, 357 - - ------------- ------ - ------ --Home Economics: Courses 204-304 ___ _________ ____ _________ .; ______ ______ _

.50 1.75 1.00 1.00 4.50

lndu;tori~~e_L.fs0:6-306 ----- ---- - - ------ ----- ----- - ----------- .50 Course Fees : Courses 110, 112, 117-317, 200, 209, 218-418, 219, 250, c 306, 310, 312 ------- --- - - ----- --- ------- - - ------- 1.00 ourses 101 , 102, 106, 213, 214, 216, 302, 303, 309, 416 1.50 Course 415 2.50

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gourses 112, 106, 200, 219, 309 ----- - - ---- - - - - ----- --c~urses 101, 102, 218-418, 302, 303, 306 ---- ---- -- --- ---Co~rse 415 --- ------ - ---- ------- - - - ---- - --- ---------Cou r es 209, 312, 416 ---- - ------- - - ------- -----------l'hrsicaI ErJe 3q5 ---- ------ - - - - ------- - - - ----- -- ------- ---S . ucatJon · · Wtmmin · ience: g - ------ --- - ---- ---- - -- -------- - - - ------- - ---Biologic; l S .

Physiol a c1ence, al l co urses except Course 205 __________ Gt Physica~g§' _a nd Hygiene 205 - -------- - ---------- -------ograph y· cience, all co urses except Co urses 315, 409 ______ Ali c0 ' ur es, except 202 ---- --------- ----------- --------

1.00 2.00 2.50 3.00 3.50 1.00 1.00 .25 1.50 1.00

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Private Inst ruction Mus ic: Piano rental , one period dail y: 9 week s ------- - --Piano r ental, two peri ods daily: 9 weeks --------- ------.

Priv.ate Jes.sons in Piano, Vi olin, Clarinet, Cornet, Voi~;-;;;:..:Speech E du cation : ' """" Private lesso ns, each - ------- - ------------------REF UNDS I

To students leaving coll ege within one week after r egistration: 1. Instrument and key de1>0s its will be r efunded when the or in strum ents are r eturn ed in good condition.

2. Material deposits, in so far as t hey represent the value of used material s, wi ll be r efund ed.

3. The textbook deposit, exclu sive of the renta l fee, will be fu nded when the student has r eturn ed, in good con dition, all which h e has withdrawn from the libna ry.

4. Ninety per cent of all tuition, library, infirma ry and de mental fees, typewriter and piano r entals (with r easonable dedu for an y\ service received), an d the remainder of the contingent after deducting the full admission price of e\dch event up to the of t he student's withdrawa l from coll ege.

5. Dormitory room refunds. If the r oom is r eleased by Sa night of the fir st week of school!, a 50 per cent r efund will be If released after the first week fo r any cause other than illness, dents shall pay a transient rate of fifty cents per cruy and the a nce will be refunded, provided that in no case shall more than per cent of th e rental be r efund ed. No r efund whatever is made students who transfer from dorm itor ies to local roomincr houses, less ro om made vacant, is fill ed by a new student entering schooL which case refund in' full may be made. If stud ent is compelled leave school, because of contin ued iUness, up on proper endorse of the coll ege nurse and doctor, a r efund of 50 per cent of un rental may be made. ll To students leavin g co ll ege within more than one week after tration: 1. Instrument and key depos its will be r efund ed when the or instrum ents are returned in good condition .

2. Material deposits, in so far as t hey r epresent the value of us ed materials, wi ll be refunded.

3. The textbook deposit, exc lu sive of the r ental fee, will be fund ed when the stud ent has r eturn ed, in good condition, all which he ha withdrawn fr om the lib11ar y.

4. N inety 1>er cent of typewriter and piano rental in s~ far as t hey represent service n ot already received, and t he remam;er the contin gent fee after deducting th e full admission price o budget event up to t he t ime of t he student's withdrawal from co11 will be refunded.

GEN ERAL INFORMATION

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Ill ha ngi ng programs after reg路istration: tudents c . . .

To s d ts cha nging their programs after reg1str';;~ ti o n shall, on . . .

1路 stu. enof their r eceipts, r eceive a refund of th e amount of d1f presenta.tJO;ees between t heir altered program and the preceding on e. ference in

FEE FO R NON -RESIDE NT STUDENTS 路esident stud ents will be charged f ees in accordance with Non-1 . . following enact ment of the Nebraska Jeg1slature, passed rn 192:3, the . t effect at Peru in September of that year: put 1n o "All state ed ucational institut ions shall charge a non-resident each non-res id ent of Nebraska, who shall matriculate after fee to . . k. g effect of, t his act. This f ee shall not be less than the fe es 1 ~ ~ged to residents of Nebraska for a similar co urse of study in a ~o:respondin g ins tituti on by the state in which s uch non-resident has his home."

GRADUATE DIVI SION Graduate courses will be offered during the 1946 summer session for the purpose of providing the necessar y graduate credit, which is required under t he new law t o renew, or raise to a higher level, tho,;e certificates issued off the basi s of a bachelor' s degree. A Graduate Council, appoint ed by the President, administers the grn du ate program, and the fo llowing regulations govern students in this divi sion.

Admission. Students holding a bachelor's degree from Peru State Teachers College, or other insti tuti ons of approved rank, ar eligible for adm ission to the Graduate Division.

Seniors in th is college who r equire for graduation Jess than thP, work of a semester may be permitted to r egister .in graduate courses for graduate cr edi t provided they secure the approval of t he Graduate Cou ncil at t he time of r egistration.

Grad uates of other in stitutions should fil e a co mpl et e transcrip t of all undergraduate and graduate credit with t he Registrar a t Jea 路 t two weeks befo r e the opening of the summer session.

r Graduate Co urses. Courses numbered 500 or abo ve are J)l'imari! .v

for graduate students, and are offered by m embers of the gradu ate aculty only . (See "Courses of Instruction," page 14, for t it les of graduate courses.)

Fees. Graduate s tudents wi!J pay all of the r eg ular f ees plus a course fee of $1.50 per credi t hour, a nd a U.ibrary fee of $2.00.

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COURSES OF INSTRUCTION NU MBERING OF COUR SE Each stude nt shoul d register for courses corresponding to h' classificati on (freshmen, sophomore, etc.) unless it is impossible : work out a satisf.actor y program of stud ies. In such cases exception: may be made. Cour es numbered 1-99 are unclassified and open to a ll stud ents. Th ose number ed 100-199 are for freshmen; 200-299 f sophomores; 300-3991 for juniors; 400-499 for seniors; and 500-5~~ fo r graduate students. Only graduate students and seniors who al' within less than t he work of a semester for gr~duation may registe; for 500 co urses.

F orty h ours of work in the 300 and 400 groups are required for t he A.B. Degree. er

Courses marked with an asterisk ( * ) are for elementary teachan d credi t is not allowed to student preparing for high school

\\'Ork.

Descr iptions of all courses are given in the Gene r a l Catalog, a copy of which w ill be sent on r equest.

ART ( See General Catalog, pages 44-46) SHORT TERM *103. General Public Scho<>l Art ____ ______ Cr. 2 F ive hours attendance. Mrs. Kirk.

204. Crafts _____ __ ____ ___________________ Cr. 2 Fi ve hours attendance. Mr . Kirk.

Library

Sec. A Sec. B

9:0(} 1:00 8:00

15 LO 1G TERM

Cl•Jo~~o~~~i;~g a~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~::

2 :00

: 10• ·• Letterin gh 0 ~;;-;tte ndance . Miss Diddel. .... four d Color T heo ry _____ _______ Cr. 2 193'· oesign ~0nu rs atte ndance. Mi ss Diddel. f our t a nd Etchi ngs ________ ______Cr. 1 rr1nhours s :zt-'21.T"·o !lttendance. M"1ss D"dd 1 e 1. C reciat 10n ------ ----- --------- r. 2 """ Ari A pPhou r·~ attendance. Miss Diddel.

- · f our COMMERCE (See Ge nera l Catal og, pages 46-47)

• ;i.

SHORT TE RM , ewril ing - ---- - ---------=----------Cr._l T) ~i ht hours a tten dance. Miss Weare. g(Lab. 11:00 or 1 :00 MTW)

3 :0() 11 :00 4 :00 10:00

Sec. A Sec. B

L O G TERM 5. Typewriting - -------------:-----------Cr. 1 Sec. Five hour attenda nce. M'lss W eare.

Sec. " Z03a-b. Elementa ry Accoun t in g - ---------Cr. 2 or 4 Four or eight hou rs attendan ce. Miss Weare. " Sll2a-b. Commercial La w ________________ Cr. 2 or 4 Four or eight hou rs atte ndance. Mi ss Wear e.

Ma-b. )(ethods of Teachi ng Ty pe wri t in g and Short hand ________ ____________ Cr. 1 or 2 Four hours attenda nce. Miss Weare.

9 :00 lO:IJO

A 9:00 B 10:00 8:00-11 :00 8:00-11:00 1 :00

EDUCATION (See Ge neral Cata log, pages 47-51) SHORT TERM

lntr~uct ion to Educa t ion _________ __ _Cr. 2

rr:•~e hours attendance. Miss Tear.

Teaching ________ __________ Cr. lxt en o:-irs attendance. Supervisors.

Fh~urri cul a r Activiti es ____________ Cr . l'.d e ~ ours attendance. Mi ss Tear.

F~~:t honal Sociology ______________ Cr. 0 f :-irs attendance. Miss Tear.

Te~cho reaching _____ _____________ Cr. r urs a ttendance. Supe rvisors.

Five1oh:a1 Sta tistics __________ _____ Cr. urs attendance. Mr. Maxwell.

Thch

9 :00

2

9: 00-10:00

2

10:00

2

2 :00

2

9 :00-10 :00

2

1 :00

ti

L ONG TE RM ------------- c r. 4 Sec. A Uetio r a tten dance. Mr. Baker.

Sec. B "!ve ho~rsto t~duca tio n _______ _____ Cr. 3 Pi I Acti v·t enda nce. Mi ss Tear. our hour • ·=~te;d-;_~~~~--Mi~~-M~C~ll~~~- 2

t·•ghtonal hou Ps ycholoo· ., y

8 :00-1 :00 9:00-2:00 9 :00 3 :00

will he ,;; h ·t\11 , d e pe ndin g u pon l h e de.m a.n et

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*202b. E lementa r y Met hods and Obser vation_er .

F our hours att endance. Miss Maso n.

202c. Jr. H. S. Methods & Observa t ion _____ Cr .

Four hours attendance. Mrs. Scott.

203. Jun ior Hi g h School Curriculum ______e r .

Four hours attendan ce. Mr. Ma thews.

204. Cla ssroo m Mana ge ment ______________ e r.

Four h ours attendance. Mr . Clements. *231. T he Teachin g of Readin g ____________ Cr. Four h ours attendance. Miss Gard.

304. Classr oom Mana ge ment in Hi gh SchooLe r .

F our h ours attendance. Mr . Mat hews.

306. Ext ra curricula r Activit ies ______ ______ Cr. Five hours attenda nce. Miss Tear.

323 . Child Psycholo gy ____________________ Cr .

F our h our attenda nce. Mr. Mathews.

328. Educational Sociology __ _______ ______ Cr .

Five h ours attenda nce. Mi ss Tear.

331-531. E du cationa l Mea ure ments _______ Cr .

Fo ur hour ·a ttendance. Mr. Max well.

424 -524. Philosoph y of E du cation __________ er.

E ight h ours attendance. Mr. Maxwell.

438. 1nt roduction to' Guidance and Personnel \ Vor k ________________________ Cr .

Four h ours attendance. Mr . Mat hews.

2 2 2 2 2 2 3 2

3 2 4 ~

R URAL E DUCATION L ONG TERM

*150. Rural School Met hods _______________ Cr . 3 F ive h ours attendance. Mr . Tyler. *153b. R ura l chool Obser vation and Pa rt . __ Cr .

F ive h ours ·a ttenda nce. Mrs . U lbr ick.

250. R ura l E ducation _____________________ er. 2 F our h our attendance. Mr. Ty ler.

ENG LISH (See Ge neral Cat a log, pages 52-56 ) SHORT TE RM 304 a. Sur vey of E ng·li sh Literature ________ Cr. 2 F ive h ours a tte nda n·ce. Mr. Bradfo rd .

42 2-522a. Victoria n P rose a nd Poetry ______ Cr. 2 F ive h our atten dan·ce. Mr. Bra dford.

LO NG TE RM 101. E n gli sh Com1>os ition _________________ Cr. 4 Eigh t hours attendance. Miss Nor enberg.

102. In t rodu ction to Literat ure ____________ Cr . 4 Eigh t h ours attendance. Miss Norenberg.

152. F undam enta ls of S peech _____________ Cr. 2 Four hours att endance. Mi ss William s .

234. J ourna lis m __________ ________________ Cr. 2 Four h ours att endance.

254. Public S peakin g __________ ______ _____ Cr. 3 Five h ours att endance. Miss Williams.

304 . S urvey of E nglish Lit era t ure _________ Cr . 3 Five hours attend ance. Mr. Bradfo rd.

COURSES OF INSTRUCTION

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f A me ncan ----. · L 1' t era t ure _______ Cr . 3 • 2, surv.eY oh ours a ttendance. Mr. Bradford. " · fiv e · C 3 355. Plafriv~ry ~~~t;o~tte~d;-;;~~~--M:i;~-wi1li~n~: Victori an P rose and Poetry _______ Cr. 3 •22-522· ~ fi.ve hours attendance. Mr. Bradford.

9:00

1

3 :00 2:00

FORE lGN LANGUAGE (See Ge neral Catal og, pages 56-59) f ei gn Lang ua ge Requirement For Graduate Students or ttention of stud ents is call ed to the fact that a readin g The a of at least one language is required for the mast er's deknowle~g~an y graduate schools, whil e a r eading kn owledge of two gree a is a standard r equi re me nt fo r the Ph.D degree. Students Ianguageiooki ng for ward to graduate work a r e urged t o take th ir who. arelang uage early in t heir unde rgraduate course. foreig n · LONG T ERM

All courses will be avai labl e in either the short or the Jonp; se.;;. n dependin g on the de mand. Students should see Dr. K onig bef'~e' registerin g. Arra nge ments wil l be made to give other courses t~an the foll owi ng if there is suffi cient demand.

French 101. Elementary French _ ___ _______ ____ ____ Cr. 4 Eig ht hours attendance. Miss K onig.

201. French Reading a nd Compos ition ___ ___ Cr. 4 Eight hours attendance. Miss Konig.

401-501. Surv ey of F re nch Literature ____ __ Cr. 2 Fou r hours atte ndance. Mi ss Konig.

German 101. Elementary Ger man __________ __ ____ _er.

Eight hours attendance. Mi ss Kon ig.

ZOI. German Reading and Co mpos iti011 ____ Cr. • Eight hours attendance. Miss Koni g.

401-:iOl. Survey of Ge rman Lite rature ____ Cr. • Four hours atten dance. Mi ss Konig. a2 t. Historical Gram mar of the German Language __________ _________________ Cr. Four hours attendan ce. Miss K onig.

2:00- 3:00 1:00 8 :00

4

9:00-10:00

4

1:00

2

8:00

2

8 :00

S1>anis h · Ele;.e~tar y Spa nis h _________________ _Cr. 4 ZOt. Spa~!\t h our~ atte ndance. Mi ss K onig.

E. 18 Reading and Co m1JOsition __ __ Cr. 4 •ght hours atte ndance. Miss K onig.

101

9 :00-10 :00 11:00

GEOGRAPHY (See Ge neral Cata log, pages 59-62) 309a. Geo SHO RT T E RM .gra1ih 313 Five h y of E uro1>e --- ----- ------ - CI.· 2 a. Geogra f urs atten dance. Mr. Clayburn.

Five ~ iy of outh America ___ _____ Cr. 2 ours atte ndan ce. Mr. Clayburn.

9:00 2 :00

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LONG T E RM 101. Principle of Geog raph y _____________ Cr. 4 FiYe hours lect .. seven hours la b. Mr. Clayburn. ~ 2 0 2 . Th e Teachin g of Ele me ntar y Geog raph y ________________ ________ _ Cr . 2 Four hour s a t tendan ce. Mi ss Hil ema n .

211. Is lands of t he Pacific ___ _____________Cr. 1 T wo hours attendan ce. Mi ss Hi le man .

309. Geo·g r a ph y of E urope ________________ Cr. 3 Five hours a tte ndan ce. Mr. Cl a v burn .

313. Geog raph y of Sou t h A me ri ca -- -- ~---- r. 3 Fi ve hours a tte ndan ce. Mr. Clay burn.

HIST ORY AN D OTHER SOCIA L SCIEN ES (See Ge neral Catalog , pages 62-65) LONG TERM 112. S urvey of A me rican Hi s tory _________ Cr. Eig ht hour s :a ttend a nce. Mr. Reyn olds.

118. A merican Governme nt _______________ Cr .

E ight ho ur a ttendan ce. Mr. Brown .

221. E co•nomi cs __________ ______ __________ Cr .

Eig ht h ou r s a ttend a n·ce. Mr. Brown.

303. Mode rn European His tory, 1648-1815 __ Cr. Ei g ht h ours attendance. Mr . Reynolds.

4

4 4 4

HO ME E CO 01'11CS ( ee General Cata log, pages 65-67) L ONG TERM utri t ion ___________________________ Cr. 2 F our ho urs a ttendan ce. Miss Brackney.

204-304. ) f eal Planning ________________ ___ e r. 2 F our hou rs a t tendan ce. Miss Brackn ey.

206-306. Ta bl e ervi ce ____________________ er. 2 Eig ht h ours a ttendance. Miss Br a ckney.

314.

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INDUSTRIAL A RT (See Ge ner a l Ca tal og, pages 67-71) Ot her cou r ses and hours a rran ged b y special per mission.

HORT T E RM 106-309. Wood t: urnin g ____________________ {A', 2 Te n hours att e ndan ce. Mr. Lar son. *112. Jndu trial A rts fo r E le me nt ary Teache rs ___________________________Cr. 2 Ten hours atte nd a nce. Mr. Larson .

117-317. En gine La t he Practi ce ___ _________ Cr . 2 Ten hours atte nd a nce. Mr. Larson.

2:00·

LON G TERM 1 Ol. Be nch Woodworkin g ___________ ______ e r . 2

E ig h t hours .a ttend a nce. Mr. Lar on. l 02. Be nch Woodworkin g ____________ _____ e r . 2 Ei g ht hours ·a ttenda nce. Mr. La r son.

106-309. Woo cl t urnin g _____________________ Cr . 2 E ig ht hours ·a tte ndan ce. Mr. La r son .

10:00· 10:00· 2:00·

19 _ o. Shop Mainte na nce ___________ ____ _Cr. 11 0 31 Ei gh t hours ·a tte nda nce. Mr . Larso n. .

I ndus t ria l A r ts for E le me ntar y • I12• Teache r ------------ ··- ------ ·--- ----Cr. Eight ho urs ·atte nd an~ e . Mr. Larso n. ;! 17 E n,:rine Lathe Practice ___ __ ____ ___ _C r.

7 11 ·Eight hour ·att~nd ance . Mr. Larson. 'fcclia nica l D ra wrn g ____ ____________ Cr . l 209a. '' Ei ght hour s attend an ce. Mr. Larso n.

4a. Indu s t ria l A rts Met hods _____ ___ __ __ _Cr .

30 F our hour s attenda nc_e. Mr. Larso n. a or b. Be nch Wocd work111 g ___________ Cr. 305 Eig ht hour atte nda nce. Mr . Larso n.

2

8 :00- 9 :00

2

8:00- 9 :00

2

2:00- 3:00

2

2:00- 3 :00

2

1:00

2

10:00-11:00

MATHE fA TICS ( ee Gen e ra l Cata log, pages 71-74) SH() RT TE RM 216a. Pro fessiona li zed Mathe matics ________ e r. 2 Fi ,·e hours atte nda nce. Miss Pool.

LO N G TERM 103. College A lgebra __ ___________ ________ Cr . 4 Eight hours attend a nce. Mr. rba n.

105. Trigo no met ry ____ ____ ___ ____ ___ ___ __Cr. 4 E ight hour atte nd a nce. Miss Poo l. "'206. Analytical Geom e t ry _____ __________ Cr . 3 F ive hour s atte ndan ce. Mi ss Pool.

216. Profess iona li zed M.a t he m·a tics _________Cr . 3 F ive ho ur s a t te nda nce. Miss Pool.

304a-b. College Geome t ry _____________ ____ Cr. 2-4 F our or eight h ours attenda nce. Mr. Huck.

307a-b. Ma te ria ls a nd Met hods for S ec.

Ma th. _____________ __ __ ___ ____ ____ e r. 2-4 F our or eig ht hours .atte nda n ce. Mr. Huck. *'313. Diffe re nt ia l Eq ua t ions __ __________:.Cr. 3 Five ho ur s atte nda nce. Mi ss Pool.

8 :00

8 :00- 1:00 10: 00-11 :00 2:00 8: 00 8 :00-11 :00 !) :00-

1 :00

2:00

M US IC (See General Ca ta log, pages 74·77) HORT T E RM •11 0. Pu blic Schoo l M usic __________ __ ___ _Cr . 2 Fiv ho urs a tte nda nce. Mr. Pau lson .

208· Methods of Teachin g Mus ic ______ ____ e r. 4 ho urs attendan ce. Mr. Pau lson .

215a · Rl1Ten )_' thm Orches tra P robl e ms _________ Cr. 2 Five ho urs attendan ce. Mr. Jindra.

19. Chor u F·

LO N G TERM

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10 :00 8 :00- 1 :00 2 :00

3 :00

21. Col! ive ho urs att e nda nce. Mr. Pau lso n.

F~~= ~~~:~~ ~tt~~d~~~~~--M;~-.ffn_d_r~~-Cr.

101 El l · e;en ta r y T heor y __________ ________Cr. 3 !Ve hou r s att e nda nce. Miss Fie lds.

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3 :00 10 :00

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104. Harmon y ____________________________ Cr. Five hours attendance. Miss F ields. *110. Public chool Music ____________ _____ Cr .

Four hours attendance. Miss Fi elds. :W8. Methods of' Teaching Mus ic __ _________ Cr. E il\"h t hours attendance.

215. Rhythm Orches tra Problems ______ _____ Cr. Five hou r s attendance. Mr. Jindra.

311. :\lusic A ppreciation ___ _____ _____ _____ Cr. Four hours attendance. Mr. Jindra. "* 315. S tudy of Ins truments ______________ Cr. Five hours attendance. Mr. Jindra. ** 316. Band a nd Orches tra Technic ________ Cr. F ive h ours attendance. Mr. Jindra.

3 2 4

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2

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3

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3

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PHY SI CA L ED CATIO N FOR WOMEN (See Genera l Catalog, pag es 79-80) SHORT TERM IO. Te nnis ______________________________ Cr. 1 E ight hours atte ndance. Miss Davidson.

Sec. A Sec. B

LO G TERM Recrea tional Swimmin g ------------------Miss Davidson.

8. Beginning Swimmin g ____ ____________ Cr. 1 Five hours attendance. Miss D.avid on.

9. Advanced Swimming _______ .__________ Cr. 1 Five hours attendance. Miss Davidson. l 0. Tenni s ___________ ____ _______________ Cr. 1 Five hous attendance. Miss Davidson.

202. A dvanced S1>orts _____ ____ ____ _______ Cr. 1 F ive hours attendance. Miss Davidson.

Sec. A Sec. B

PHY SICA L EDUCATION FOR l\IEN (See General Cata log, pages 77-79) LONG TERM 9. S wimming __________________________ Cr. Five hours attendance. Mr. Whee ler.

101 or 102. Nat ural Program ___ ___ ______ Cr. Five hours attendan ce. Mr. Riggs.

203. Tumbling a nd S tunts _________________ Cr .

Five hours attendance. Mr. Riggs.

207a or b. Coachin g-Footba ll or Ba ketball _______________________ Cr. F our hours atte ndance. Mr. Wh eeler.

214. Prevention and Treatment of lnjuries __ Cr. Four hours .atte ndance. Mr. Wheeler.

301. Principles of Physical Education ______ Cr. Four hours attendance. Mr. Rigg .

302. Materials and Methods in Physical E ducation ___________________________ er.

Four hours attendance. Mr. Rigg .

1 1 1 2 2 2 2

•• Only on e co urse will IJe given. dcvencling upon l be demand.

CO URSES OF I NST RU CTION SCIE NC E (See Genera l Catalog, pages 80-86)

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31a.

L ONG T ERM Biologica l Science Gene ra l Biolog y __ ___ ____ _____ ____ ___ Cr. 4 Five hours lect. 5 hours la b., plus 2 add. hrs. lab. a r r. each week. Mr. W inter ph ysiology a nd H ygie ne ______________ er. 2 Fou r hours a ttenda nce. Miss Bra'c kney.

Plant Taxonom y __ __________ _____ ____ Cr. 4 Five hours lect., 5 hours la b., plus 2 add. hrs. lab. a r r . each week. Mr. Winter

9:00-10 :00 Sec. A 8 :00 Sec. B 11:00 1 :00- 2:00

P hysical Science !Ol. Genera l Chemis try --- - - ---- - - - - - - ---- Cr. 4 10 :00 Five hours Je'ct., 8 hou r s Ja b. Mr. Boatman. (lab 2 to 5 MWTh ) l02. Genera l Chemis try ___ __ ______ ______ __ Cr . 4 9 :00 Five hours Je'ct., 8 hours lab. Mr. Boatman. (la b 2 to 5 MWTh) 202. Ge nera l Ph ysics ___ __ _________ ____ ___ Cr. 4 10 :00-11 :00 Fi ve hours lect., 5 hr s. la b., plus 3 a dd. hrs. a rr. each week. Mr. U rh an .

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DAILY SCHEDULE OF CLASSE SHORT TERM Jlcpart ment :>o.

Description

Cr.

Dais

8:00 .\r t 204 l'rafts . . . ......................

Ilaili E\Jglish 304a SlllTey of r]ngli .b Literature . . . . . . . . . . llaiir Ind. Arts __ 112=ln~._Arts_loi:_ Elem. Tchrs._ (Also 9:00)~t ilaili )lathemalics 21_6a Professionalized )lalhematics . . . . . . . . . t-IJ.iih-A ~lusie _ 208-)lethods or Teaching )iusic (also 1 :00) .

I llaiii :II

9:00 10

t,,...~-~-m-e_r-ee=:=:=_=_-=._-=._-_- ~=·~::::~'.u;.:b~~t~b~~l:O~r~r. i.'o.O) .. :::: J<;ducation

108 210-411

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Intro .. urlion to Education ..... ...... . l'rnctice Teaching (Also 10:00) ••.. ...

r.eograMir 309a Geogra1>hl' of Europe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Jnd.Arts _ _ _ 112 J nd . .lrt srO.:- rJiem Tcbrs. (see 8:00)

Ila iii ilaili

10:00 romn_1e..,.rc_e_ _--0"'5 - 'f)'1>ewriting (Lab. 11:00 or 1:00) . . . .. ·cdlication 306 r]xtra-curric. .l ctivities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

210-411 l'ractiee Teaching (see 9:00)

ii; ii)

~_lu_s_ic_ _ _ _ _ llO - l'uhlic School )iu;ic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •t J'hy;. Ed. 10 -Tennis (3 add. h,.. arr. per week) . . . .

ll11ii) ll.iih

Daill' llaili

11:00 Commerce _ _ _ 5 - Type"Titing L:ib. . ....... :...: ·..:. ...........................-:---:-:::=;;"""::;;; Phi·s. Educ.

10 Tennis ( 4 add. hrs. arr. per week) . .. .

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- 1:00-

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Art 103 General l'ublic School Art . . . . . . . . . . •t C'ommerce 5 -T)'pe"·rit ing Lab. . .............•....• t;dUcatlOn_ _ _ _ 535 Educational Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . llaii) ~ l usic 208 )lethods of Teaching )iuslc (see 8:00).. llail!

2:00 Education 328-l>duc:itionn.l ociology . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • • English~522a-Victorinn Prose and Poetry . . . . . . . • . . . . ·Geography 3l~a-Geography of South America . . . . . . . . . • Ind. Arts 106-309 ll'ood 1'urning (al;o 3 :00) .......... . _ _ _ _ _1_1_7~-317 Engine Lallie Practice (also 3:00) ... . ~tu sic 215a - Hhythm OMhestra Problems

11.u[) 11.uiy llaii)

3:00 Ind. Arts

106-309 Wood 1'11rning (see 2 :00) ........• .•• 117-317- Engine 1.athe Practice (see 2:00) .. .••

LONG TERM 8:00 ·ommcrcc

t203a-b-Elementary .l ccounting (also l 1:00) .2 01 t302a-h - Commercial Law (also 11 :00) . . . . . 2 o Education 101 H,lucatlonal Psychology (also 1 :00) 203 The Jr. High School Curriculum ..... .

331-531 - F}clucatioiml )!ea;urements ...... . ... • · 250 - ilural r;ducation ..............•. ....

English 101 F}nglish Composition (also 1 :00) ~-~----'--304 Surrey of English i.iterature .....•... · For. Lang. 401-501-Surrei• or French Literature ......•. · · 401-501-Surrey of German J,itcrature .... .. .. · · 521- lli st. Grammar of I.be German Language. tOnly one of the;c cou rses \\ill be glren.

depenclin~

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SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Cr.

Description

Days

Room

Instructor

pr!n. of Geography (also 11 :00) 1:1 adrl. hrs. lab. arr.) . . . . . . . . . .

-i 8201 Clayburn SumY of .\m er. History (also 1 :00) . .

4 )IT\\'~' A202 lteynolds \merican Government (also 11 :00) . . .

4 )IT\l'F' .1102 Brmm )l'r\\1<' Sho1> Shn1> llainlenance (al ;o 9 :00) ...... .

Larson 1rut. .lrts for Elem. Tchrs. (also 9:00). •2 )IT\\'F Sho1> Larson ColkKe .llgebra (also 1 :00) •........ \IT\\'~' 8104 rrlian -Professionalized Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 3 Daily .l :J04 1•001 \l'f\H' 'f302 Hu ck ColleKe Geometry (also 11 :00) ... ·,..,·,.,·-·_.~-'-..,l__,,.,.:,:-:;:':,,....:~~-=-~-. \Mhod. of Teaching Music (also 1 :00) .

4 )ITWTh mo1 Paulson Physiology and Jlyglene ..•.•....•... \IT\11<' 8301 Bracknei

9:00 101 l08 IiiO 153b 153il

T)'lwwriting ...... . .... ...•.. .......

E 1u.,1lional Psychology (also 2 :00) .. .

4 Intro. to Education ................ .

3 Uural School llei.!1ods (Sec. A) .....• •a nural Sch. Obs. & Part. (Sec. A) .••. (also 3:00 .l lW) ............... . •2 -llur. Sch. Obs. & Part. (Sec. Bl •..... (also 3:00 MW) ............. .. *2 Philosophy of Education (also 10 :00) ..

Intro. to Gllid. & Pers. Work •••..••• 4 Intro. lo Literature (also 2:00) ....•.

Suney of American Literature ....•••.

3 4 Elem. German or Spanish (also 10 :00)

Daily Daily naily

.1305 Weare .\101 Baker .\ 104 Tear 810;) Tyler

)IT~'

T30i

Tll''l'h~'

rilirirk

IVThF T30i l"llirirk )IWThF 11103 Ma xwell 424-5~4 TWTh~' T:J05 Mathews 438 'f \\Th~' A10 2 -102 Norenberg Daily A303 Braflford 324 T\\"Jlh~' .1204 Konig 101 3 Daily 8201 ('laybum 1'W~Jo' Al02 Brnwn 2 T\l'TW 'rllO Rra.ekney \IT\W Sho1> 110-310 -Shop l!ainlenance (sec 8 :00) .......• Larson \IT\\'~' Sho1> •r-."---.,,112 -!nrl. .lrts for E)Jem. Tchrs. (see 8:00)_._._ _ _ ___ - ' - -Larson 11iict<'f lV1'h~' T302 307a -\lat. & Meth. -in-sec:-Matb-:-:-:- ..•• :.'.:..•---'---'-·-=-'---'-="--t:115 Study of Instruments ........- .... •.• 3 Daily 11105 Jindra t3!6 Band and Orch. 1'echnic .•.•...••..•..

3 Daily Ml05 Jindra Tll'1'hF Gym Riggs 301 l'rinriples or P. E. . .....•.••..•....

102 Gt't>eral Chemistry (Lab. 2 to 5 ~1WTb) Daily 8204 lloatman 101 !:eneral Biology (Lab. 10 :00 plll8 2 add. hrs. arr. per wk.) ............. .

Daily 8304 Winter

=-=--

111>on till' demand.

10:00 •=----!!3~6 .In .lppreciation ................. . • ~l\VThF L305 •::S=-------~--:i)~e\Vriting .......... , •.•... , ••• •..• Daily .130:i l~O - ll11ral School Methods (Sec. B) ....•.• •3 Daily 810;; 15.lh-Hirr &h. Obs. & Part. (Sec. C) _01 (also 3:00 MW) .............. . \,12 1""' Hur, Sch. Obs. & Part. (Sec. D) E,,,.;111~~ ,3:00 MW) .......• .. ••.• . •2 • r ir. ActiVJties •.... ••. ..• • • 3 1i1ilosopby of Education (see 9 :00) ... .

Public Speaking ......•...•..••••.•.• 3 f;Jem. Spanish or German (see 9 :00) .•

lO~ -Trigonometry

(also 11:00) ..........• 101-EJementary The 104 Harmony .... ~'.~ . '. '. '. '. ·. '. ". '. ·. ·. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '.

9 ·Swlmmina 10 Tennis .... · · · · · · • · · · • · · • · • · · · • · · · • • • ~~~~mhlin~ · ~~ri · 'st~~is' lOJ -:_general C~emistry (Lab. 2 to 5 MWTb) 102 a~:~ra: ~~ology (see 9 :00) ......... . ' r~d ' >'Sics (Lab. 11 :00 plus 4 8 ' · hrs. arr. per wk.) ........ ..

· '. '. '. '.: '. : '.: '. ·. '.: '. '. '.

Diddel Weure Tyler

)JTF

T307

mbrick

WThF Daily )!\VTilF Daily

T30i .1101 Al03 L30H ,1204

Ulbrick Tear Maxwell WU!i ams Konig

MWTilF 1202 MW'rntlo' 00,op )1\YThF f111op MTThF A304 )1109 Daily mo9 3 Daily Gym 1 Daily 1 Daily Gym l Dally Gym 4 Daily 8204 D&ily 8304

!lei no Ids

)fl\'Th~'

2 2 4 3

Daily

8104

Larson .Larson Pool Field> Fields Wheeler Davidson Riggs

Boatman \\'inter Urban

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llcp<11 tment No.

Description

Cr.

Days

11 :00 Art

20~a-11esign Wl'Th1'' 203a-b - Elementary Accounting (see 8 :00) .•.. )!TTW 302a-b - Comrnercal Law (set 8:00) Wf'J'W :.!01 - Clasoroorn )lanagernent ......... , . , .. , E'lucaUon :l!TThi' 304 Classroom llanagernent in H. S. , .....

WfTW English_ _ _ _1~5.2 -~'un •!amenta1s of Speech .... , _._.._._._._._.---:..:..::::___~'" :llT'l hl•' For. Lang.

201 - Spanish Read. & Comp. ( 4 acid. hrs. arr.) ...... . l!T'l' .F Geography 101-l'rinciPle> of Geography (see 8:00) .. . . )!'l"I h1· _ _ _ _ _ _211-1 land; of lhe Pacific ............ . . . . 'l"i h 118-American Government (see 8 :O:oJio\)-----w;;=,,--::~'.____~ lfistory ) J'[''Jhl•' Incl. Arts 101-305a--Rench Woocl1rorking (see 10:00)~.-.-.-. .-.---,.~;::,...~~-llrl )\'l"Jh1c Sl :u~ 102-305b- Bench Woodworking (see 10 :00) ..... . ) ITThJ;' Sho11 ~lath.

105 - 'l'rigonometry (SC<! 10:00) . ..........• :ll'l'TW .13 U! 304a·b - l'ollege Geometry (see 8 :00) ......... . ll 'l'Thfl T:lO~ ~lusic 110 - l'ublic School llusic ...... . ......... . *2 :l lTTIW l!J09 311- l lusic Appreciation .............. . .. . :ll'!'TW l!Jo~, l'l1ys. Ed. 10- 'l'<nnis ( 1 arid br. arr. per wk.) ..... . :llT'l'hF G!m 101-Nalural Program (1 adcl. hr. arr. :llTThF Gym ))Cl' \\rk.) . . . . • •' • • • • •. • • . • • • • • • • 207a or b-Coaching-Football or Basketball 202 - Genernl Phy3ics (see 10:00) . .. ..... .

Science 205 - Physioloi.'l' and Hygiene ............. .

Commerce

1:00 308a-b- 1leths. Tchg. Shorthand & ~·ypewriting .. 1-2 ) !'I 11'1 h .1:101 101- Eclucational Psychology (see 8 :00) .... . :llTll"I h .1101 202c- J r. H. S. :lleth. ancl Obs. ........... . :llT\\"l'lt Tl02 323-C'l>ild l'srchology *2 lfTWTh T:lU5 W~n"'gl_is~·h_ _ _-=-101-llngLish Composition (see 8:00) ....... .

'1'1'\V'l'h A204 For. Lang.

201 -"'rench or Germ. Read, & Comp. :11'1'\\"l'h .\201 (4 add. hrs arr.) ............. . ~ogi::i_~_ _ _ 202 - The TearJ1ing of Elem Geography . . . . . . •2 112 - Surrey Am. llistory (see s:oo) --:-•••••- - History 2~1 - ~.lconomics (see 9:00) ............... :ll'l'\\''!'h .1102 30~a ·-Ind. A1ts Method; ............~.-.-.--:IITl\'Th Shop Ind. Arts 103- College Algebra (see 8:00) . . . . . . . . . . :llT\l'Th Sl04 ~lilth.

30ib - llat. an:I :lleth. in Sec. :\lath. . . . . . . . . :llTl\'Th T:l02 --------~ 208 --:lletliod of Teaching Music (see 8 :00) .. ~lnsic 214-Prerention and Treatment of JnjurieS:-:-:f'hys. Ed. 315 - l' lant i'axonomy (Lab~Op!u.~s::.2==-..::...~"'-"..:..:.:.~-Science aclcl. hrs. arr. per wk.) . . . . . . . . . . na;iy Commerce

2:00 '~\1,...t__,.,.------:10-c1 ay .\Iode!ing ~Jducation

Phys. Ed.

Science

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

--·-·--~ 101 - I'lclucational Psychology (see 0 :00) 231 - 'l'he Teaching of Reading . . . . *2 32 -Wdncalionnl Sociology c:.3--"~-: 102-l ntrnrluetion to Literature ('C e 9:00).

422-522 - Vietorian Prose ancl Poetry .....

202-Adv. Sports .......... . . . ... . ...... .

302-llaterials and Meth. in P. E. . ...... .

315-Plant Taxonomy (see 1 :00) ... . ...... .

tOn!y one of these roursrs will be girnn. clepe"ding UPOn ··Cit<! clem;1ud

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SCHEDULE OF CLASSES

~.t111rnt /iO .

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~

Cr.

Description

Days

Room

Instructor

3 :00

-~~::---;-::-~~~~~~'--~~~~~--:o;~:-;;::;;;:;::-'.:--::-:,,,---=.,...,,-,-~

....---------:102.~·~l~~t=t~er~in~g,__,,.~·~·~ ··-·-·-·-·-·-··-·-·-·-·-·-··-·~·-·~·~··~·~·--::-::-~)~l=Tl~V~T~h~L~3~0~5'--=D=id~d~el'--~ Social .\cfaities . . . . . . . • . • • • • • • • • • • • •2 )ITll'Th Tl02 llcCollum lS3b nur. Sch. Ob>. & l'art. (';ee 9 & 10) • • ltll' .\102 Tyler _22 ~o~~,b~~E~le~m=e~nt=a~ri'-')~le~t=bo~<b=·-=&~O~b=s·:__:·~·~·~·~·~··~·~·~·~·~2---;l~l~Tl~V~T~h~T~2~370--'~=l•~s=o=n~~ ----- 234 .Juunui.lism · . · · · · · · · . ....•••••••••• 2 llTWTh .\101 iiiCiilb a55 l'lai l'roduclion . . . . . . . . • • . . • • • . • • • • :i Daily 1.306 William ; ~ 101 - .Elem French (see 2 :00) . . . • . • . . . • . • llTll"l'h .\204 Konig ~ llTll'~h TllO &ackney 006 .306 -Table Smi<"e (also 4 :00) . . . . . . • • . • ~· ~ .30 9 \\"uodturning (see 2 :00) . . . . . . . . . . . • • . llTll"l h Sho11 Larson 06 .317 ~;n~·ne. Lat he l'~aclice (see 2 :00) • • • • jld. Ari& llTll'Th Sho1> Larson 111209• )l .. d1an:l"al Dmnng ( ,ee 2 :00) . • . . • . • llT\\'Th Shop Larson :::=;;10 Chorus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . • • • • • llaily lllOl J1'.a 1d1lrsaon 10 ,..... ~~~~2~1:.__~B~a1~1d:_,~·i·~·~·~··~·~·~·~·~·~··~·~·~·~·~·~··~·~·~·~·~··~·~·~·~.;.-~D~~~·1~y~~l~ll=0~5:......:;;:::~::::-ldr. Swimming . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . • . • • Daily Gym D&\1dson

~2

.-aU•D

4:00 Prints and Etchings ...............• Table Sen ice (see 3 :00) .....•.... •• Beginning Swimmi~ ................. .

MW L305 llTll'Th TllO Daily Gym

Oiddel Brackney IJa\idson

5:00 "'.El

Hi.>t·reational

S" imming

llaily

Gym

IJa •. dson

THREE- WEEK TERM

8:00 tO< 9:50 111p.=....::;l.\l::.·_ _ _ 2_01__l'_l;_1)~·~_round

S111>er:..:v=i9c..:io:..:nc.._~·~··:..:·~·~·.:.·~·~··:..:·:..:·.:..·.:.·_.:c..__ _ _.:G:!.y'.'.:m_ _:ll:::.r:::od::___

10 :00 to 11 :50 231 -'l'tw 'l'euehing of Reading . . . . . . . . . . . . • 2 202 The Te&<"hing or El . Geog. • ....•..•. *2

'rl02 S201

Gard 11 ileman

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PER

STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE

Delzell Hall