University of Wisconsin La Crosse - La Crosse Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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WE ENTER TO LEARN Anatomy B. Andreoli, J. Olsen, A. Batikis Science Several fields of science are offered. Majors are obtained in general science and physi- cal science with minors in Bi- ology, Geography, and Math- ematics. Some of the courses include Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Genetics, Conserva- tion, Anatomy, Trigonometry, and Calculus. Hisfory Students majoring or minor- ing in history select courses such as American and Europ- ean histories. Contemporary World, Sociology, Political Science, and Early Europe. All students receive some part of this field to broaden their education. 10

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Phy. Ed. J. Krismer, R. Paulson, B. Spaltholz, L. Reynolds, O. Navis Physical Educafion A varied program is offered to cover most physical activities in which a major or minor is offered. To the men ' s course, coaching is added. Basketball, Tumbling, Dance, Archery, Tennis, Football, Field and Track, and Swimming are only a few of the interests. All students, the first two years, are required to take courses in this field. Physics R. Shepard. B. McCann, R. Feurstein, D. Lueck

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GO FORTH TO SERVE Organ Lessons F. LaPointe Art Appreciation S. Regnier, K. Porter Finer Arts A music minor is offered with Rhythms, Conducting, Music Appreciation, and Chor- us and Band credits. The school has purchased a new organ. Lessons are given to interested students in their free time. A variety of art classes are offered for student appreciation. English The freshman finds himself enrolled in a communication class to start his college ca- reer. This includes composi- tion and speech. If he is further interested in this line, he may major in English or minor in English, Speech, and one of the languages, French or Spanish. Some of the cours- es offered are Shakespeare, Survey, Speech Correction, Stage Production, and History of the English Language. 11