CATALOG 1952-1953


 Admission: To register for this curriculum students must have completed the
following courses while registered in the University College.

 CY. 101-102.-General Chemistry, 3-3 credits
 BLY. 161-162.-Biology Laboratory, 2-2 credits
 EN. 105-106.-Human Growth and Development, 3-3 credits
 SCL. 205.-Children and Culture, 3 credits
 PHA. 261.-Personal Hygiene, 3 credits
 Junior Year


First Semester Credits
PHA. 262.-Community Hygiene ................ 3
PHA. 315.-Applied Anatomy
 and Physiology .......................... 3
PHA. 361.-The Elementary School
 Health Program .......................... 3
PHA. 376.-First Aid and Injuries ............ 2
SY. 344.-Marriage and the Family ......... 3
Second Teaching Field Electives .................... 3
 17


Second Semester Credits
PHA. 362.-The Secondary School
 Health Program ........................ 3
PHA. 369.-School Safety Education.......... 2
BCY. 301.-General Bacteriology .:.............. 4
EN. 302.-Principles and Practices of the
 Secondary School Program .......... 3
Second Teaching Field Electives ................. 5
 17


Senior Year


First Semester Credits
PHA. 421.-Driver Education
 and Traffic Safety .................... 3
PHA. 422.-The Community Health
 Education Program ................... 3
EN. 471.-Problems of Instruction .............. 3
Second Teaching Field Electives .................... 8
 17


Second Semester
EN. 423.-(Internship) Theory and
 Practice in Teaching ........


Credits

..... 15
 15


 IV. Curriculum in Recreation

 Leading to the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Recreation

 This curriculum is designed to prepare students to become leaders or directors
of community recreation, industrial recreation, summer camps, playgrounds, youth
organizations, or state and federal recreation services.

 Admission: To register for this curriculum students must have completed the
following courses while registered in the University College.
 PHA. 284.-Team Games for Men or PHA. 272, 1 credit
 EN. 105-106.-Human Growth and Development, 3-3 credits
 PHA. 285.-Individual and Dual Sports for Men or PHA. 275, 1 credit
 SY. 241.-Sociological Foundations of Modern Life, 3 credits
 PHA. 286.-Aquatics for Men or PHA. 273, 1 credit
 IN. 312.-Elementary School Handicrafts, 3 credits
 PHA. 251.-Folk, Social and Tap Dance, 1 credit
 Junior Year
First Semester Credits Second Semester Credits
PHA. 322.-Camp Programs and PHA. 325.-The Conduct of Playgrounds
 Counselor Training .............- 3 and Indoor Centers ................ 3
SCH. 241.-Effective Speaking ...................... 3 SCH. 245.-Recreation and
EN. 471.-Problems of Instruction ..-..- 3 Community Dramatics .............. 3
MSC. 262.-Community Music .................... 2 EN. 302.-Principles and Practices of
Approved Electives .............................- 6 the Secondary School
 Program ......................................... 3
 17 Approved Electives .................................... .. 8