Page Economics 1 (Principles) 15 Economics 2 (Principles) 15 Life Insurance 15 Office Machines 15 Organization and Management of Small Business 15 Personnel Management 15 Property Insurance 15 Real Estate (Fundamentals) 15 Real Estate Selling 15 Real Estate Law 16 Retail Selling 15 Salesmanship and Sales Psychology 16 Secretarial Bookkeeping 16 Shorthand (Elementary) 16 Shorthand (Intermediate) 16 Shorthand (Advanced) 16 Statistics (Elementary) 17 Typing (Elementary) 17 Typing (Intermediate and Advanced) 17 Homemaking and Practical Arts Arts and Crafts 17 Clothing (Two Classes) 17 Flower Arrangement 18 Foods 18 Furniture Refinishing 18 Garden Clinic 18 Home Planning 19 Interior Decoration 19 Landscape Gardening and Floriculture 19 Recreational Leadership 19 Plastics 19 Photography 20 Psychology 9 (Developmental Child) 20 Social Hygiene 20 Swimming (Mixed) 20 Swimming (Women) 20 Tailoring 20 Upholstery 20 Trades and Industries Auto Body Reconditioning 21 Auto Mechanics for Apprentices 21 Blueprint Reading 21 Baking 22 Building Trades Related 22 Carpentry 22 Diesel Enginess 22 Engineering 1 and 2, Mechanical Drawing 22 Ground Instruction in Flying 23 Electronics, Industrial 23 Eectricity, Industrial 23 Machine Shop 23 Meat Market Management 23 Principles of Retail Merchandising. 23 Painting, Decorating, Paperhanging 23 Plumbing 24 Radio Construction and Repair 24 Refrigeration 24 Showcard Writing and Lettering 24 Welding, Arc and Acetylene 25 Supervisory Personnel Management 25 Weber College Evening School General information The Evening School is a school of opportunitya school in which every student has a chance to emphasize the particular subjects in which he is interested and which, in his opinion, will be of greatest service to him either in pre-paring for employment or in securing a better positionor improvement in the job he now has. The purpose of the Weber College Evening School is to provide an opportunity for students to acquire a general education and vocational competence, which will enable them to assume positions of leadership in the home, civic, business, cultural, and industrial life of the community. These aims require four types of courses to be offered: (1) Academic and pre-professional which fulfill requirements for College graduation in the arts, sciences, professions, business and vocations. (2) Terminal courses in the trades, industries, business and secretarial, to increase vocational efficiency. (3 Specialized courses for veterans on-the-job related training. (4) Homemaking and practical arts. For Whom Intended The Evening School is designed to meet the needs of college students unable to attend day classes; veterans who must enroll in courses related to on-the-job training; adults who desire to further their education; anyone over eighteen years of age; and in special cases, with the consent of the high school last attended, students under eighteen years of age. Students enrolled vary in age from sixteen to sixty-five years. Provisions for Veterans Weber College, through its Evening School, gives special attention to the needs of the veteran. The Veteran Coordinator's office and the Weber College Guidance Center are provided to assist the veteran to enroll under the G. I. Bill of Rights. Many courses have been added to the curriculum which fill the need for related training, refresher training, and preparatory training. The veteran will find these courses designed especially to help him with his vocational problems. Application forms and advice for enrollment may be secured at the office of the Veteran Coordinator, West Central Building, Room 101, from 8:00 a. m. to 4:30 p. m., daily except Saturday and Sunday. If a veteran did not graduate from high school and desires to matriculate in courses leading to a degree, he may meet the college entrance requirements by passing tests prepared by the United States Armed Forces Institute.