h ] ‘during the riding also receives attention.
bundles eae facing wil be required eee 47a or previous riding
experience.

47c. ApvaANcep Equitation. Includes instruction in
ing, advanced /drills, show ring and open cross coun
47b or equivalent riding experience.

five-gaited riding, jump-
try riding. Prerequisite,

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reventing injuries. Prerequisite, course 7a or equivalent.

8a, b. Ga&nerat Puysica, Epucation. For the student who does not desire
to choose oe sport, but wishes to improve his individual physical skill.
Includes the &lementary technic and skills necessary. for tumbling, apparatus,
track events, Aasketball, etc. May be taken for one semester in either the
freshman or’ sophomore year. ss

9a. E.ementaky Hockey. Practice for the development of skill and knowl-
edge of the funda&ental technic, strokes, fielding, tackling, dodging; elemen-
tary strategy and t&ctics; position of the players, general rules of the game
and team play.

_ 9c. Apvancep Hocxky. Practice of advanced technic and strategy; umpir-
ing practice and an opportunity to take examination for national umpiring
rating. Prerequisite, couse, 9a or equivalent.

10. Soccer. The fundatkental technic of kicking, tackling, fielding, heading ;
strategy and tactics; positiog of the players; rules of the game and team play.

The fundamental theory of catching, throw-
position of each player; elementary rules and

 
  
 
  
  
    
 
 
   
  
 
    
 
  
   
   
 
 
  
  

lla. ELEMENTARY BASEBALE.
ing, batting, and base runnin
team tactics. :

lic. ADVANCED BaseBaLL. Praetice of advanced technic and strategy; de-
tailed duties of each player; coacher; team organization, plays, signals; prac-
tice in officiating. Prerequisite, cotwse lla or equivalent.

12a. EvtementTary Mopern DanciX¥c. An introduction to dancing based on
natural technics involving exercise am control of the big body muscles, and
balance dances taught with the aim of developing music appreciation and emo-
tional expression; running, walking, leaping, elementary turns, torso exercises,
and relaxation.

12c. ApvANceD Moprrn Dancine. A ¢
given in 12a; special attention to arm work
of technic; opportunity for individual creati
Prerequisite, course 12a or equivalent.

urns and more advanced phases
work; some German technic.

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ances of all nations; Ameri-
Ik element as it relates to
altz, and simple folksteps.

13a. Fork Dancine. Elementary; simple fol
can and English country dances emphasied; the
peoples, customs and geography; polka, schottische,

13b. InrermMeEpIATE Fork Dance. Folk and chafacter dances calling for
knowledge of more advanced technic; Russian, Hungarian, Swedish, etc.; the
Mazurka, Polish step, advanced technics necessary for ational dances. Pre-
requisite, course 13a or equivalent.

ifferent track and

14a. Evementary Track. A study and practice of the
individual; gen-

field events; an individual record of the performance of ea
eral knowledge of the rules for each event.

14c. ApvaANcep Track. Continuation of the practice in elefgentary track;

general knowledge of technique of the different events, with specialization of

a few chosen events; individual record of performance. Prerequtisite, course
14a or equivalent.

COURSES FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN

41a. Evementary Gotr. For those who have never played. Fundamentals

of stance, body, position, grip, and swing. The work is confined primarily to
practice and instruction in fundamentals.