To be substituted for the section above:

Physical Education.

Physical Education activities may be elected by any student for one hour
credit, each semester. Four such credits may be counted toward graduation,

The student may elect an outdoor activity for one-half of the semester, and
an indoor activity for the other half of the semester, or he may elect a
Single activity which is carried on throughout the entire semester.

A student may enroll for a maximum of one and one-half semester hours
credit in swimming and in equitation, one-half semester hour credit in
life saving, four semester hours credit in varsity athletics, and one sem-
ester hour credit in each of the other physical education activity courses.

Activity Courses in Physical Education.

Physical Education l.
Physical Education 2.
Physical Education 3.
Physical Education 4.

A student enrolling in Physical Education for the first time will enroll in \
Physical Education 1; a student enrolling in Physical Education for the second
time will enroll in Physical Education 2; a student enrolling in Physical Edu-
cation for the third time will enroll in Physical Education 3; a student en-
rolling in Physical Education for the fourth time will enroll in Physical
Education 4. .

Physical Education Activities:

Fall Activities. archery, badminton, basketball (M), boxing (M), equi-
tation, fencing, folk dancing, golf, hockey (W), modern dance, recrea-
tional sports, soccer, social dancing, swimming, tennis, tumbling (W),
varsity athletics (M).

Spring Activities. badminton, basketball (W), archery, boxing (M),
equitation, fencing, golf, handball (M), individual gymnastics (M),
life saving (W), modern dance, social dancing, softball (W), swimming,
tap dancing, tennis, track (W), varsity athletics (M), volleyball (W),
wrestling (M).

 

W = courses open to women only. M = courses cpen to men only.