50 WEBER COLLEGE WEBER COLLEGE 51 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Reed Knute Swenson Lucile Owen Clark Carl Farnsworth Belliston It is recommended that a student pursuing a major in Physical Education complete Physiology 1, Bacteriology 1, Psychology 1, Home Economics 6, and seven hours of Physical Education including Swimming. Requirements for all students. 1. A medical examination by the school physician is required of all students upon their initial entrance at Weber College. 2. Four hours of Physical Education are required of all students during their freshman year, which should include: Physical Education 40 2 quarter hours Selected activities from the following: Physical Education 1, 11, 6, 16, 21 2 quarter hours Swimming is recommended for all students. Two activities are to be selected for each quarter that students enroll in Physical Education 1 or 11. Activities may not be repeated during the freshman year. Completion of freshman requirements must be made before Advanced Physical Education can be taken. Physical Education Activity Classes for Men 1. Elementary Activities. Two to be selected each quarter from the following: one quarter hour. Belliston a. Archery Autumn, Spring b. Badminton Winter c. Golf Spring d. Tennis Autumn, Spring e. Squash Winter f. Fencing Winter g. Boxing h. Handball Winter i. Heavy Apparatus Autumn j. Volley Ball Autumn, Winter 3. Advanced Activities. One or two may be selected each quarter from the following. One quater hour. Belliston a. Archery Autumn, Spring b. Badminton Winter c. Golf Autumn, Spring d. Tennis Autumn, Spring e. Squash Winter f. Handball Winter g. Volley Ball Autumn, Winter Private Instruction Courses The following subjects are given in private lessons only. Special fees are charged for private instruction. 40. Piano. A minimum of six hours of practice a week for one lesson, and twelve hours a week for two lessons. One quarter hour credit for one lesson a week and two quarter hours of credit for two lessons a week. Time to be arranged. C. Anderson 41. Violin, Cello. A minimum of eight hours of practice a week for one lesson. One quarter hour. Fifteen hours of practice for two lessons a week. Two quarter hours. Time to be arranged. 42. Brass Instruments. A minimum of six hours of practice a week for one lesson. One quarter hour. Twelve hours of practice for two lessons a week. Two quarter hours. Time to be arranged. 43. Pipe Organ. A minimum of six hours of practice a week for one lesson. One quarter hour. Twelve hours of practice for two lessons a week. Two quarter hours. Time to be arranged. C. Anderson 44. Vocal. A definite group of song material must be learned by memory each quarter. One quarter hour. Time to be arranged. ORIENTATION John Benson Walter Curtis Neville 1. Orientation. A general orientation course in college objectives, study techniques, personality analysis, adjustments, aptitude testing, vocational and college guidance. Required of freshmen students. Two quarter hours. Autumn, Winter. Benson, Neville PHILOSOPHY Walter Curtis Neville 1. Elementary Social Ethics. An approach to the problem of social ethics. Application of Ethics theory is made to social institutions and problems. Five quarter hours. Autumn, Spring. Neville 5. Logic. A study of the primary methods of thinking: inductive and deductive processes. Five quarter hours. (Not given 1936-1937.) Neville 50. Citizenship. A study of public affairs and current events from an ethical point of view. Three quarter hours. Winter. Neville