42a. ELEMENTARY Fencinc. Embodies practice in the fundamental posi-
tions; the lunge and simple attacks.

42b. INTERMEDIATE Fenctne. A continuation of course 42a; practice in
fundamentals and complex attacks; the one, two, double disengage, the reverse
beat, simple parries and riposts. Prerequisite, course 42a.

42c. ApvANceD Frencinc. Continuation of courses 42a and 42b with addi-
tional work in elementary epeé. Prerequisite, 42a and 42b.

42d. Sasre. A study of the sabre, including work on the basic attacks,
parries and guards, with emphasis upon the techniques of individual competi-
tion.

43a. Evementary Tap Dancinc. The rudiments of tap work, starting with
relaxation of ankles, triples, sevens, rolls, and waltz clog step; dances using
these steps and giving practice in characterization.

43b. INTERMEDIATE Tap. Review of work in course 43a, with addition of
double-shuffle time step and several breaks; special attention to developing
coordination of entire body with foot movements; addition of soft-shoe prin-
ciples. Prerequisite, course 43a or equivalent.

43c. Apvance Tap. Advanced routines in fast buck, soft-shoe and waltz
clog dancing; class on ensemble work as well as individual work; opportunity
for creative dances on part of student. Prerequisite, courses 48a and 43b or
equivalent.

44a. ELementary Socran Danctnc. This course includes the fundamentals
of social dancing, as: dance positions, leading and following, ballroom etiquette
and the basic technique of promenade, rocking step, balance, pivot, two step,
waltz, fox trot and canter.

44c. Apvancep Soctan Danorna. A continuation of 44a with increased skill
in the execution of the fundamental steps and the addition of advanced tech-
niques as the tango, habanera, continental and ranchero.

45a. Etementary Bapminton. The fundamental strokes of badminton.
General court position and tactics for singles and doubles games. Rules.

45c. ApvANCED BADMINTON. Continuation of elementary badminton, with
the addition of advanced strokes, and tactics.

46a. Evementary ArcHery. The development of good shooting form and
the principles of archery. Scoring. Rules.

46c. ApvANcep ArcHERY. A continuation of elementary archery in the
development of skill. Study of proper equipment, scoring methods, tournament
shoots and related archery activities.

Courses in Physical Education

30. Persona HeattH. Three hours credit. First semester. Required of all
men students majoring in Physical Education. A survey of the factors which
oo personal health and an introduction to methods used in preventing

isease.

_ Courses 31M, 32M, 33M, and 34M are practice courses for men majors, de-
signed to provide opportunity for the development of skills in recreative sports.
Classes meet daily.

31M. Puysicat Epucation. Two hours credit. First semester. Skills and
techniques in elementary gymnastics, tennis, and swimming. Staff.

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