i Reguired Courses Involving Some Change 36. History and Principles of Physical Education (R) Three hours credit. First semester. Reguired of all students majoring in Physical Education. The history and development of modern physical education and the underlying principles of school and college physical education. Elbel (1) Change to three instead of two hours credit. (2) Change from junior to sophomore year. (3) Change of number from 51 to 36. 37. First Aid (R) Two hours credit. First semester. Elective for students majoring in Physical Educetion. Prerequisite, Physiology 1. Emergency treatment of injuries, wounds, hemorrhage, burns and poisoning. Emphasis is placed on the technique of artificial respiration and emergency bandaging. Elbel (1) Change from junior to freshman year. (2) Change number from 52 to 37. 65. Kinesiology (R) Two hours credit. First semester. Required of all students majoring in Physical Education. Prerequisite, Human Anatomy 50. A study of the mechanics of muscular movement and of the ection of the various muscles in various physical activities. Formerly combined with course in Physiology of Exercise - five hours. _ (1) Change of description. (2) Change of title. (3) Reduce to two hours. 90. Remedial and Physical Examination (M) Two hours credit. Second semester. Required of men majoring in Physical Education. Frerequisite or with Anatomy 50. This course is designed to acquaint the student with the common posture defects and methods of aiding in their correction. (1) Change of title. (2) Change of description. (3) Reduced from three to two hours. (4) Change of number from 84 to 90. 62. Theory of Athletics I (W) ‘Two hours credit. First semester. Required of women majoring in Physical Educetion. This course includes the theory and coaching methods of the following sports: tennis, hockey, soccer, volley ball. Two hours lecture per week. Hoover 63. Theory of Athletics II (W) Iwo hours credit. Second semester. Required of women majoring in Physical Education. A course similar to course 62 involving the following sports: basket ball, baseball, track and field. Iwo hours lecture per week. Hoover (1) Change of title from "Methods and Practice of Athletics" to "Theory of Athletics." (2) Change of description.