Garden City Community College - Broncbuster Yearbook (Garden City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1932 volume:

lu 1 1 VV TI-IE BRGWN AND GGLD , I YEARBOOK OF TI-IE STUDENTS OF GARDEN CITY JUNIOR COLLEGE GARDEN CITY, KANSAS ff MCIVIXXXII VV -.1::,y4w.Jf5v 1w,Iq'Iez.'-I I 'M-I. ,---. --,Q 2, I I I way,-1i.f4 ' ' pkg? - 1 VV DEDICATED TO THE DRAMATIC CLUB The Garden City Junior College Cast of Delta Psi Omega, which was installed December 11, 1931, when seventeen students qualified and were initiated into the organization. The purpose of this honorary fraternity is to stimulate in- terest in dramatics and to serve as a reward for worthy efforts in participation in plays. Plays and reports on ar- ticles of dramatic art constitute the activities of the regular bi-monthy meetings. A The fraternity sponsored a group of one-act plays, The Valiant, His Japanese Wife, and Speaking to Father, which were presented March 11 and 12. The first meeting of- this fraternity was held February 1, 1932, at which time the following officers were elected: Lester Maxiield .............. - ........... President Vivian Carter .......... ........ V ice-President Alice Rose Huckstadt ..... Secretary-Treasurer I.. Mzlxlielfl, Miss Hotchkiss fspunsorj. Leeper, Minor. Illivkstzlflt. Noble. l':1Im-. M. Mzixfielfl. Herringiuii. Uarter, llruegel. Impe. Mcliee. Lee. Soiideregger. Phipps, Sniithheisler. J . Tl-IE CALL GF YGUTI-l The Call of Youth, by Kathryn Kavanaugh was success- fully produced by the Junior College, November 13, 1931, at the New Auditorium. The comedy-drama of three acts with prologue was endorsed by many as being among the best plays having been given in Garden City. The comedy- drama was directed by Miss Medora Hotchkiss, dramatic art instructor, with the following cast: Irene ....... Marian ...... Eileen Lyndon Belinda ..... Mr. Lyndon . Dr. Lang .,,. Aunt Amanda Cousin Lulu . Avery Peyton Tom Griswald Hester Moore Adelheid Bruegel AliceRoseHuckstadt ..........DorisMinor .......... Irene Pate . . .... Delbert Ester . . . . . Walter Noble Elizabeth Pope Margaret Buck . . . .......... John Leeper .. ............ Leslie Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Martina Smithheisler Lydia Boone ........................ Hazel McKee Anita fEileen' Bob ......... s daughterj . . . ........ Doris Minor Lester Maxfield Business Manager ....................... Karl Lee Stage Manager .,............ Margueritte Maxfleld Student Director . . . ....... Vivian Carter 0 ' .Q 'tv . vi .irc 41591 v 7 FOREVVORD All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely playersg They have their exits :incl their entrances: And one man in his time plays many parts, His uct being seven ages. -Sh a kespea re. As you turn the leaves of the 1932 Brown and Gold you will note how student life in the Garden City Junior College has conceived to be a scene in the great dawn of education. College life is only an act of that greater play and the activities of our school, a still smaller part-a scene. It has been the aim of the staff to reproduce the stage of the past year and follow through the episodes our now closing scene. We hope that you will find within these pages something of the gaiety and beauty that we have found in our play. -The Editor. . -fs 24 CONTENTS ACT I STAGE AND CAST ACT I I ORGANIZATIONS ACT I I I SCENES AtI1Ietics Snapshots V VV V GAR DEN CITVS SPLENDID SCHOOLS HXIIIIIRISIUHI 4lzn1'liM4l Scllmvl Ymwzltimlzxl .A1Il'if'UlTllI'l' .Tunes Sm-Imul. West Wzml lllllCIliIlSlhll Sclmul. Iizlsl xVill'11 - ' 'wk YI Q if SI ' I If . . A Y. . K- O -- 4xVl.I,AxvX, ,gt K. .? or I .R a . 3 2 11 I I: 5'-x'x...,.k 4 I-inf I .E ,I . .. GARDEN CITYJUNIOR COLLEGE AND SENIOR I-IIGI-I BUILDINGS BOARD OF EDUCATION L. L. Jones, presidentg Oliver Brech- eiseng Eugene Stoecklyg A. M. Flem- ing, vice presidentg Bryant Garnandg P. A. Burtisg Chas. I. Zirkle, sec- retary. V ' .. ACT u STAGE AND CAST V V V V Sl 'i DTT SMITH U'4'UNN0li HU'l't'HKISS VV FACULTY IRA O. SCOTT Superintendent of Schools Dean of the Junior College H. S., Kansas State Teachers Col- lege, Emporia M, A.. Teacliers College, Polumlwiai l'niversit5', New York Instructor in sum-mer sessions, Kan- sas State Teurfllers College of Eni- poria, and University of Colorado. lioulfler. Fniversity of Nehrzisku. Lincoln 1 l+Il'IL E. SMITH lflmlucntion B. S. ICEIIISEIS State 119Zll'llPl'S Follege. l':lllIJflil'l2l M. A. Ohio State Yniveriity lflli ITH O'MEA RA Social Science A. R. Flliversity of Kansas M. A. l'niverSity of Knimis Sl'SAN CVCONNOR Iflnglisll ll. S., M. S.. Kansai State VIQPPICIIQ-'l'S College of Emporia DICWEY BENNETT Svienve A. li.. Sterling College li. Kansas State :XgI'lCllltllI'2ll t'oll6,1Ze M. A.. University of lVyoming Gl'2lllll2lt'P work nt Utah Agriciiltiiral Colleze, Colorado Agricultural Pol- legre. Denver Vnivei-sity and Uni- versity of Colorado lowu Lakeside Lziborzltory. Vniver- sity of Kansas AIIGIHJRA HO I'fl'HKISS Mzitlienmtics. llmnizlticfs Is, A.. Nvestei-ii Sum- vollesre, Gull- nison, f'01Ol'2ld0 M. A., Vniverxity of i'olor:ulo :xt lioulcler 1'l,ARA CARR Modern Lziilgiiziges li. S.. Kansas State 'l'ezu'l1e1's Vol- lege of 1'1l1lIl0l'l5l M. A.. Vniversity of Ilenvel' Vliiversity of Soutliern t':1lit'orni:1 4 i'Ml'l'ARA 1!l'lNNH'l F PARK VV' JUNES HCNY STE I! FIXNVI' 4 IllMSI.l X V V FACULTY NV. E. JONES Mechanical Drawing: Principal of Jllllithl'-Sfjllilll' lligh School ll, S.. Kansas State Teachers Collego of Emporia M. A., Ohio State Fliiversity YVILM1 UNT 'Fl LXLSON Basketball A. B., NVilIiam Jvwvll Folie-gv, llffth- nny, Missouri JAMES BRl+1WS'l'lflR Debate and Orntory ll. S., 'l'eaclwrs Collegef ut Emporia lil. THAYI-Ill GASTOX Musif' A. R.. STG-fling l'olle,L'v Post Gfililllfllll work :lt l.illdSlb01'JI Post Graulmile work at I'1UlDOI'ifl Spa-vial l.'o1'11vt-Bell Kc-nrlrick. Kan- sas City. Missouri Gl'2lKi1Hlft-' work - Virtuoso Mush- Svhfml. Iillfl-Elltt. New York MRS. MARY FINNVI' liihrzu-ian ll. A., l'niversity of Volorzido H. E., Univm-'rsity of l7olor'ndo M. A.. Voniplvtvll except thesis. l'1ii- versity of Uolorzulo TED IZAILICY HG-:id of Vlnysivzll liwlucution Dv- pzlrtment Sm-viail l'ro1im-iem-y in Physical! lid- ucution. K. 'l'. V.. liriiporizi l'lliV9l'SlIX of Illinois BIGNNUM GIIIMSIEY lioys' I'hysi1'zll 'l'l':1iI1ing thlrllen Vity .lunior Vollegv K. S. T. l'.. l'1llllJ4tl'iZl 'VIIURA l.l'IbYll.'KSUN Ibiref-tol' ot' Girls' l'l1ysivz1l 'l'l':li11- ing ll. li. S. 'l'. U., Pittslvurg 'IT PALS1 PN HASTUN IIA ILICY iI,l'IhY14 IiSf PN V V N Zin illllvninriam V V Frank Stephens, a fellow student whom we all loved, died after a very short illness on January 4, 1932. To those of us who really knew him, it seems that he cannot be gone. His was a friendship which does not depart but lingers long after death. IN MEMORIAM I Who once has had a friend has found The link 'twixt mortal and divineg Tho now he sleeps in hallowed ground, He lives in memory's sacred shrine. -Edgar A. Guest. 6 fa ihiifgffi' i S.-xLM,xNS M4-CAMQN .loxi-is Mlcluliala c:l l'HH1lf' K INI P801-I I SOP!-IOMORE CLASS CDFFICFRS Marion K. Salmans .......................... President Frank McCamon . . . ....... Vice-President John C. Jones .... .... S ecretary-Treasurer FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Clyde Mercer ............................... President Robert Guthrie .. ....... Vice-President Lorena Kindschi . . . .... Secretary-Treasurer ' ' U :Q ., aid 131-ICI-l'l'1-ll, Blll'I'ZGI'II, l'l,0IbI lCI.'l'l'II. llI'f'KS'l'All'I' McCl'I,I,0l'Gl'I HAHKNICSS NIMH MUN Mcl'l.l'RKlX MAXl Il'II,Ib SOP!-IOMCDRES MARY IBIGVI-l'l'I-JI. -W ...,, Si-'t'l't-'l'Zll'j' uf lil l'i1-mln l-lsgmmmlz Inlnln ALI1'l+I RUSH HL'CIiS'l'AIYl'-Se-vl'et:11'y :md 'l'1'wns11l'm' of In-Ilzn I I fillltllill Vela Uluh: lil 1'il'iflllU Iflspzuml FRANK Mm-VAMHN-Stllllvllt f'tlllllL'ilf Supllmllulwl Flaws 0T'f'i4'v1' XII mm! Sl:l1't': Imsketlmll: Spalnish .Xthlvriu 011111 AIIICLIII-III! 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Mrs, M:1rio11 Pe:11'f-e l1'91lP l1'el11'e1111:1el1 Leslie -7101195 Lyle .loss lfllllllll .I:111e llill Mrs. P. 141'ecl1eise11 1 111'estie1' Bl-'Clllltll Vlyfle lfllllfxl' lien 1i1lll:11'41 5lIl1'j' .lo l'HlllIS9ll .111l111 Fix lleurge llupkills The following students have attended the college dur- ing the school year, but are not included in the class panels: s111'Hm1o111cs He11e1'ieve l.i111111e1' 161111111 x'2lNll11P 1-Ilizrllveth NY:1tso11 AI2ll'2ill't-ll Wielre linve l 1'ick 1 lil-1811 MEN SPlCl'l.Xl1 P11111 Kersey l':1l1li11e Kersey Xl2ll'SllJlll M111'el:1111l Mrs. H. Peters Hazel Poe l111vo11 Sqiel' lluth S11o1lg1'11ss l'lSlllP1' VV1el1e S'l'I'DlCXTS Bl2ll'Q2ll'9lf M1-1 'o111l1s llarvey Newell 1Ie1'11i1-e Smith lflugene Sever' Gladys Slilllfllf-'X Zi-'llllil Vineent Allzuine llfllllll VV 6 fs , VV PQPULARITY WINNERS As popular man and woman of G. C. J. C., Marion Sal- mans and Florence Herrington were chosen by vote of the college group. Little dark haired Florence Herrington is practically bubbling over with enthusiasm. She is an admirable stu- dent and a refreshing friend. She is active in the French Club, a member of the Delta Psi Omega Dramatics Frater- nity, a member of the Student Council, and a valuable Sophomore. Her interests in music and dramatics find her a place in college performances, while her natural self gains her recognition in her everyday activities. Marion Salmans is president of the Sophomore class, president of the Student Council, and an active supporter of the various college activities. His sociable attitude and in- cessant friendliness make him welcome at all times and places, and his keen wit and sportive manner add to his at- tractiveness. He will argue, tool l ACT I I QRGANIZATIGNS VV VV STUDENT CGUNCII. f ,. Q1 The thirdeu City Junior Vollege Student lffllllllill. organized under the constitution of the l'ouncil is eoinposed of nine members. representing the sophomore and freshman classes. The purpose ot' the organization is to promote the hest interests of the Junior Uollege, to preserve its trziditions, to 8lllfUllI'213IP :ind vontrol student activities. to regulate conduct within the sphere of student jllI'TSllTl'Il0ll, lo have clnirge of all college elections. :ind to he zi general eleuring house for :ill llllllft-'VS of student interest. Officers sire: Marion Snlinzins. president: lfrziiik KICVIIIIIU-Il. viee nresidentg John Leeper. sev- FetalI'y-tl'e21Sl1l't-'1'. ,- 1? . -A 2' 1. 1 ,1 ggi.,- Vpper Picture: Smith, Bennett. Szilmzins. S1-ott. Maixtield. Herrington, Merc-er, Fmstot. Minor. Summers. Mt-1 'z1mon. Leener. BRQWN AND GOLD STAFF l'rolmhly the outstanding achievement of the students of the Junior Uollege is the editing of the eollege annual. the Brown :ind Gold. The members ot' the st:itT :ind Mr. Smith. faculty advisor, have snared no etTort in publishing :in illlllllill of which the college may he proud. The niemhers of the stuff ure: Edison ITIIISIHT. Iiditor-in-l'hiefg Viv- izin t':irter. Assistant lflditor: John Leeper :ind I-Illen Divine. Business Muimgers: Ilonzild Benson and Estellai Moore. f'll'Cl1Iilfl0Il Mziiingersz Frank Mi,-1':iinon :ind Lorena Kindschi. Art lflditors: Marion Sailmzins :ind Uhzirles Summers, Kodak Editors: Agnes Gzirdiner, l'urriculum liditor. Lower 1'lt'Illl'1-'Z Uzirter, Smith, Fmstot. G-ill'IlTIlt'l'. Snininers. Szilnmns. Kindsehi. Henson. Bli'l'2l1ll0lI. Moore. Leeper. lbivine. MIXEDT CHORUS f. The mixed chorus u11der the direction of lfl. 'l'll21j'0l' Gaston wus Aw organized :tt the beginning of the school year. The most outstanding work N done hy the c-horns wus the joining with the High School in presenting: the opera, The lltllltdlllilll Girl. Three members of the chorus took -J speukinu parts. They were: lrene Pzlte. Herbert Hester and f'lmrles Summers. Part of the commeneement music will he furnished hy the 0011929 chorus. The director expects rt murh larger group next year. Upper Picture: tlhtck Rowb: Howard Orr, Lyle Joss. Walter Noble, Charles Summers. Orien Beyer. Rohert Guthrie. lfor-rest Ulodfelter. Herhert Hester. tlfront Howl: Mr. Gaston tdireetorj. Alice Rose Hut-kstzult. Martina Smithheisler. Viviun Furter. lreue Pate. lflorence Herrington. Courtney Allen. The dehute question for the yeztr wus: hllesolved. That the Congress of the United States should enact legislation providing: for the ventral- Iized eontrol of industry. llehztte teams were entered in the tournaments held :lt Wintield and I':llll!0l'iil. Although the teums did not make any outstanding: records. the dehzlters felt that they hand gained :t great deal ot' worthwhile experience. Lower Picture: tlinrk Rowl : Esther Soiidereggxer, John Jones. Maury Hech- tel. tl ront Rowj :' Ulyde Mereer, Mr. James Brewster. tdelmte eouelij. LE CIRCLE FRANCAIS 6 fs lflliznlmetli Mcnltev ....,,,,,, .,C,.C,,..--.,.,-,g- k----v I - il l'1'GSillPl1TH Q Willie U'1Iette .............,,..C. ............... I .ii Vice-I'1-esiliente 2, x Iflnolgi Yiistine ,,.,,,C,., .....A.....,.,..., ,,C,,,VY,,ff 1 . il fecretaixirg . ' j Bowl Mt-tfullougli ,,W.,,,.C,,,,,.,C,C....... - ......... L11 ll'Ps0l'1el'e Motto: West en forge-t111t lll1'OIl flevimili forgeron. The I'il'PIlljll Club. Lv Circle 1 1'2lIlCHlS.u was organized in 1925. by the From-li instructor, Miss Ulzirzi Chrr. The purpose of the club is to stimulate lIll9l'l-'Sf in the l'x1'PllL'll 1211151113556 :md to furnish za IIIQZUIS by which that Sfllllt'Illf.S COIIVQ-'l'S2lllUIli11 French may be perfected. l'pper Picture: Harkness. Fix, Clomlfe-ite-r, Frzlmco, Orr. Noble. lillyor, llyzui. l:l2lIlCll2ll'd, Curr. Ill?-'t'llPlS9l1. Anderson, Yzistine. Squier. Ulivtte, liuck, Pope, Potter, McCullough, Minor, Carter. Uhilils. MQAWQ. lllzlke- slee, Dale. Kiudschi, Herrington. Forest Motto: i'Quien buscn lmllaif' Ellen llivim- .,.. .. ......A.,,C,.,W....CAA,C,..,,,....A,C,,, 1'l'6Sltl6llI' Herbert Ilvffke-tt ...,.,..C,..,.W....,...C,..........,v. Vice-I 1'esimlent Maury llvcllte-I ...,,,,,,,,.....C...C,,,..,...,,.,,.C,....C, Seem-tzii'y Irene Pate ......,,,,,,f.....C................,,,.. ,, ,,,,, 'l'rezisurer Miss Plural l'ZlI'l' ,..... ., ,A,...A...............,,.......CC., Sponsor lil l'irculo Espanol vrezttes interest in th9 Spanish lzinguzlgv and in the' people :mil the customs of the Spanish speaking countries. At the 1111-it-itiiigs evvry two weeks, the program consists of plays, gzinlvs. songs, l'PI.lUI'ls :intl contests in Spanish. Lower l'ic'turv: Clomlfelter. Szilmulis, Sl11IlIll9l'S. J. Jones, Vmstot, L. Jones. Morlzlnil. Henson. Beckett. Peters. Pope. Ilvyvr. lflrkie. Hartley. f'2ll'l', Holmes. l'hipps. Rates. Welch, Iiiclnlioru. Iireclieiseli. llechtel. Smith- heisler. Pate, li. Jones. Hut-hstzult. Coen. l-irllogel. Ibivim-. S1ll1ll9l'.IilSllP1', Moore, ll:11'tIi11v1', Mcljlurkill. Eggers 9 5 ACT III SCENES ATHLETICS SNAPSHOTS VV VV GIRLS' PHYSICAL TRAINING The physical training class for girls aims to develop in the students. I vitality. initiative and sportsmanship. The course is not designed with the idea ot' training for the various hranehes of athletics, hut to develop health and teach the girls the value of exereise in living an efficient and happy lite. This t-ourse is intended to aid in the attainment ot' a well rounded education and to em-ourage participation in recrealive avtivities. The physical eduration elass meets twice a week under the super- vision of Miss Thora Lndvickson. for a proiilahle period of hard work and hard play. The course ineludes calisthenies. folk games. haskethall, volley hall and hasehall. Two years of physival education are required for graduation. 1 'D ., I . JT? r s , 1 4 il -x gp ,. A 7 l'pper l'ieture: Fehrenhach, llivine. Bruegel. Pate. lludviekson. Jones, Uoen. lllakeslee. Meiflurkin, Squier. llarter. Phipps, llechtel. Smith- heisler. Gardiner. Moore. Minor. Huelcstadt. Kersey. Potter, Pope. Watson. Yastine. Soncleregger, l-Irkie BOYS' PHYSICAL TRAINING The Iloys' Physical Training: class meets every Monday and Wed- nesday under the direction of Mr. Grimsley. This hour is spent in wholesome exert-ise in the uymnasinm. The period is taken up with ditferent types of games and physical exercise. in which the hoys have an opportunity to exercise good sportsmanship as well as develop his physical heing. The XXIII class of 1931-32 can look haek on the many happy memories of the time spent in the gym- nasium and really appreciate the training: obtained there. Lower l'ic'ture: Grimsley. Salmans. Dewey, Mv1'amon. Nohle. Uollins, Mereer. Ileeper. Steele. Dillon. Dickens. lkailey. Winters, l-lolmes. l'Iod- felter. Lee, lflster. Harkness. Jones. 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Three hours credit first semester. Prerequisites: Courses 1, 2, 10, 11. Sophomore courses. History American Literature. Three hours credit. Second semester. Prerequisites: Courses 1, 2, 10, 11. Public Speaking. Two-hour courses for Sophomores. Second semester known as Literary Interpretationf SCIENCES Inorganic Chemistry. Five-hour courses. First semes- ter. Prerequisites: Courses of one year each in high school algebra and geometry. Qualitative Analysis. Five-hour course. Second se- mester. Prerequisite: Course 2. Botany. Five-hour course. Second semester. A study of plant life and its relation to man. Freshman course. Elementary Physiology. Five-hour course. Second semester. Elementary Animal Biology. Five-hour course. First semester. Principles of animal biology and its sig- nificance to mankind. Comparative Anatomy. Five-hour course. Second se- mester. Prerequisites: Course 1. MATHEMATICS College Algebra. Three and five-hour courses. First semester. The 2a course open only to students hav- ing 1112 units of high school algebra. Plane Trigonometry. Three-hour courses. Prerequis- ite: Course 2a or 2b. Second semester. Analytical Geometry. Five-hour course for Sopho- mores. First semester. Calculus I. Five-ho-ur course. Second semester. Pre- requisites: Course 2a or 2b, 3b, 4e. DRAMATICS Dramatic Art. Three-hour courses first semester. Advanced course, two hours second semester. Fresh- men or Sophomores. MANUAL ARTS Mechanical Drawing. Three hours, second semester. Freshman course. Machine Drawing. Three hoursfsecond semester. Sophomore course. Prerequisite: Course I. 7 af- VV GARDEN CITY JUNIOR COLLEGE fz. -V' Iaflx C'f5.:i-f 'Z . .5 . ',5?,i.' I- AF ax I-...P : L- . fp..- 'VW' CURRICULUM Architectural Drawing. Three-hour course. Prereq- uisite: Course 1 and 2. MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES Elementary French. Five-hour course. First semes- ter. Grammer, pronunciation, speaking, elementary syntax, reading. French Reading and Grammar. Five-hour course. Second semester. Dictation, reading, elementary corn- position, classics. Prerequisites: Course 1 or 1 year of high school French. Modern French Writers. Three-hour course. First semester. Translation and readings: Merimee, George Sand, Victor Hugo, etc. Prerequisites: Courses 1 and 2 or two years high school French. French Composition. Two-hour course. Second semes- ter. Written exercises for grammatical review, free composition, oral exercise with conversation, dicta- tion. Prerequisite: Course 3. Elementary Spanish. Five-hour course. First semes- ter. Pronunciation, elementary composition and syntax. Spanish Reading and Grammar. Five-hour course. Second semester. Translation, reading, grammar, composition, practice in speaking. Prerequisite: Course 1 or one year high school Spanish. Modern Prose Writers. Three-hour course. First se- mester. Leads to reading Spanish prose with fluency, good expression, and accurate translation. Prerequis- ites: Courses 1 and 2 or two years of high school Spanish. Spanish Composition. Two-hour course. Second se- mester. Systematic training in writing and speaking. Themes and translation. To be preceded by Course 3. SOCIAL SCIENCE Modern European History. Three-hour course in each semester. Survey of Europe from Reformation to end of the World VVar. English History. Five-hour course. First semester. A study of the history of England and the British Em- pire from its beginning to the present. Contemporary American History. Five-hour course. Second semester. History of the United States since the Civil War. Elements of Economics. Five-hour course. First se- mester. The laws governing man in his relation to wealth. Elements of Sociology. Five-hour course. Second se- mester. Foundations, origin, evolution, structure, or- ganization and the activities of society. GARDEN CITY JUNIOR COLLEGE CURRICULUM American Government. Course for Sophomores. 10a. State and local Government. Two-hour course. First semester. ' ' 10b. National Government. Three-hour course. Sec- ond semester. PHILOSOPHY General Psychology. Three-hour course for Sopho- mores. First semester. General survey of the field of psychology, with emphasis upon its relation to education. Required for 3 year State Teachers Cer- tificate. I Elementary Ethics. Two-hour course for Sophomores. Second semester. Facts of human life and conduct. Prerequisite: Course la. Mental Hygiene. Required of all Freshmen. 1 hour credit. EDUCATION Methods of Teaching. Three-hour course. First se- mester. Organization and presentation of subject matter to insure good teaching. Elementary Education or Classroom Management. Three-hour course. Second semester. General appli- cation of the aim, scope and setting of elementary ed- ucation and its organization. Introduction to Educational Measurements. Three- hour course. First semester. Study of need for standard tests. Actual practice in giving, scoring, tabulating, and interpreting both group and individ- ual tests. Introduction to Education. Two-hour course. Second semester. Acquaints the student with educational facts. Provides ground Work for more advanced sub- jects in education. Supervised Teaching. Three-hour course. Second se- mester. Actual experience inthe classroom under the supervision of the instructor and of other experien- ced teachers. Prerequisite: Courses P1 and A2. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Two credits, one-half credit each semester. Required of both Freshmen and Sophomores, men and women. Gymnasium work, basketball, tennis, organized play. Personal Hygiene. Required of all Freshmen. One hour credit. THREE-YEAR STATE TEACHERS' CERTIFICATE Granted to graduates of the Garden City Junior College who have done acceptable work in educational courses P1, A2 and 3, and in general psychology. 6 I 'W VV , 0 ,,ff 5 1 1 yw fyzfmiwmwg F-frm Name By Remarks I , all ,If ..'l, -'f,,.. gnu .' 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