Northern Arizona State Teachers College - La Cuesta Yearbook (Flagstaff, AZ)

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Gutfricoeuluum I Two -Year Normal Course First Quarter 2 4 Art 51 .,...............,..,............. tEngl1sh 51 ..,............ ....... :'iMathematics 51 .,...... Manual Arts 51 ........ 4 2 Music 51 .............................. 2 1 2 Physical Education ............ Elective .............................. 17 Second Quarter Hrs. Art 52 ...........,...,.. ,...... 2 Commerce 52 ...... ...,... 2 Education 52 ...... ..,.,., 3 Education 52p ...,.... ..c.... 4 Music 52 ..........................,, 2 Physical Education .,........ 1 Elective ...........,..... ......c 2 E Third Quarter Art 53 ......,.,..,..,................... Education 53 ,.... Music 53 ,...,..,...c...........,...... 4 4 Education 53t ......,., ....... 2 ' 3 1 2 Physical Education ............ Elective .........,..................,. 16 Fourth Quarter Education 61s ....,.. ....... 5 ttEducation 61t ........,......... 4 Science 61 Geog ..,............. 4 Elective .............cc... ....... I 5 I6 it An examination will be given in English and arithmetic to all entering students. Those who pass these examinations may substitute electives for these regular courses-except that, in the case of those preparing for junior high school work, mathematics 51 must be taken. MEducation 61t, 62t and 63t may Well be taken at the same time in the fifth or sixth quarters. Fifth Quarter Education 62 ........................ 4 English 62e ..,.. .,.,.,. 5 Science 62gs ....... ..,..., 1 I Elective ..,..,...... ..,. E Sixth Quarter Education 63t .,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 'L Elective ....,...,,,.,,, ,,,,,,, 1 2 15 One HundredS ty O

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Open only to high school graduates. The required work is approximately the same for all, but students should early de- cide in what grade they desire to teach and should choose elec- tives and teacher training for primary grades, intermediate grades or for junior high school. ELECTIVES Art. Commerce: 31 Caccountingj, 31t Ctypewritingl. Education: 62 fschool management and lawb, 60p Qchild psychologyj, 60t fintelligence testsl, 60m feducational meas- urementsl, 50r frural school methods and managementj, 60pr fthe project methodb, 63 Cphilosophy of educationj. English: 62e fexpressionb, 63 fjunior high school drama- ticsj, 53 fadvanced compositionb. History: 60, 60e, 60m. Home Economics: 51a Csewingl, 510 ffoods and cookeryb, 52 fphysiology and home nursingj. Language: 31s, 32s, 33s CSpanishJ. Manual Arts: See description of courses on pages 28 and 29 in Catalogue. Music: 60 fmusical appreciationj. Individual lessons in voice, v1ol1n or piano and collective work in chorus, orchestra or band may be offered as an elective. Science: 61g, 62g, 63g. Geology. ' LIST OF COURSES All courses are listed by departments, which are arranged in alphabetical order. Courses are numbered to show their position in the various curricula and to indicate prerequisites. For example, Ed. 9561s, 4-4, indicates Educational Sociology, offered in the sixth year after graduation from the eighth grade, in the first quarter of the regular school yead. The first four indicates the number of days per week, and the sec- ond four the number of quarter-hours credit. The asterisk indicates that the work may be taken for the entire quarter or for either half, the credit being divided, in case it is taken for five weeks only. When the quarter in which the work is to be taken is not essential, it is indicated by O. ART 51 or 52-Line Value, Color Theory 5-2 Miss Case 53-Art Methods 5--2 Miss Case 60i-Industrial Art 5 1-6 or 2 Miss Case 63-Basketry i 5-2 Miss Case One Hundred Seve ty-Two