Labette Community College - Parkan Yearbook (Parsons, KS)

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EZIKI J Co NIANW.. - COURSES OFFERED 1927-1928 First Semester- Second Semestclp' Public Speaking Public Speaking ...... Rhetoric CFreshmanj .. ....2 hrs hrs hrs English Literature QFresh- . . . .2 hrs History of English Litera- manj ............. ture CSoph.j ....... P rinciples of Argumentation and Debate CSoph.Q . College Algebra ...... College Algebra .... Trigometry .......... Calculus ............. Slide-Rule Computations General 'Psychology . . . Ethics ............. Elementary Zoology . . . English History .... Economics ........... French I. ....... I .... . Modern French Writers French Composition. . .. Spanish I. .......... . Modern Prose Writers . Spanish Composition .. Virgil ............ .. . . Inorganic Chemistry . . . College Physics ..... Typing ........ Foods I. .... . Clothing I. .. ....2 ....2 hrs hrs hrs hrs ....2 hrs ....5 hrs ...1 hr. hrs hrs ...5 hrs ....5 hrs ....5 l1rs hrs 3 hrs ....2 hrs ....5 hrs hrs ....2 hrs ....5 hrs ...5 hrs ....5 hrs ....21Q hrs. ... .3 hrs hrs. Rhetoric CFreshmanj ...... English Literature CFresh manj .... ........... History of English Litera- ture . ............... . Advanced Composition ..... Analytic Geometry . . . . . . College Algebra .... . . . Theory of Equations . School hianagement . . . . . Methods of Teaching ...... Botany .................. Comparative Anatomy ..... American Government ..... Medieval History ...... French I I. .............. . French Prose and Poetry . . . French Composition . . . . Spanish Reading and Gram- mar ................... Spanish Prose and Poetry. . . Advanced Spanish Compo- sition . ................. Latin Essaysg Cicero ..... . Chemistry and qualitative Analysis .............. .. College Physics . . . . . . Public Speaking . . . . . Public Speaking . . . . . Typing . ........ .. Foods II. ..... . . . Clothing II. . . . . . 2 3 3 2 5 5 3 3 3 5 5 5 5 5 3 2 5 3 2 5 5 5 3 2 .215 2 3 hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. hrs. ACTIVITY FEE An activity fee of 82.50 is charged each student for the activities of each semes- ter. This fee entitles the student to admission to all social, athletic, and other pro- grams given under the supervision of the college. The activity fund is budgeted so that the various activities will receive an equitable share of the money received. GENERAL INFORMATION The Parsons Junior College offers an excellent opportunity for students living in all parts of Labette County and surrounding territory to secure two years college training fully accredited by the University of Kansas and the State Board of Edu- cation at a minimum cost and with the advantage of home surroundings. A tuition fee of 88.00 per month will be charged students who live outside the Parsons School district. A Parsons Junior College scholarship with free tuition will be granted each year to one member of the graduating class of each high school in the towns sur- rounding Parsons. This scholarship must be secured through the principal or super- intendent of the school where the student is attending and applications to them should be made as early as possible. Many jobs are available in Parsons to students who need to earn money while attending school and an effort will be made to secure work for students who are com- pelled to pay part or all of their own expenses while in Junior College. Applications for such jobs should be made as soon after August 1st as possible.

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1 M lelggiiiilzrijnfirggrgzizinznmumruggig'ni .I N3rrm'rrimii mmmmii ' fin . COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT John H. Koontz+K. S. T. C. Local credit of two and one-half hours will be given each semester for typing, shorthand and bookkeeping. 2 DEAN OF YVOMEN Nora E. SmithfK. S. T. C.g Colorado U.g Columbia U. V All correspondence concerning the interests of young women students' who are interested in Parsons Junior College. will be promptly and gladly answered by Miss Smith. She will help in securing board and rooms for f girls. and positions, if they wish, to work outside of school hours. Address: 2-L16 VVashington Avenue, Parsons, Kan- sas. Phone 577. 1 J iff LIBRARY Helen Bartlett-K. S. T. C.g Kellogg Library School. I The school affords a well equipped, up-to-date library containing many valuable reference books treat- ing of numerous and diverse subjects. In addition it is 1 F supplied with the best of current periodicals. At the l head of this department is a competent librarian, Miss l Helen Bartlett. who also has charge of the college read- ing room, which is devoted to the interests of the con- scientious and studiously inclined. 1 3 i 1 A gi3i:iir:r:Z::tt .,............::: . . . . ' ' 1 9 2 7 W Z

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