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80, Treatment of Athletic Injuries (M) Two hours credit. First semester.

Required of men majoring in Physical Education. Prerequisite, course 50. Theory
in treatment of more comson athletic injuries. This includes all work in taping,
bandaging, massage, operation and application of heat lamps, violet ray, diathermy,
vibrators, and the method of making and using different protectors. The need for
medical advice in case of injuries is recommended throughout the course. Two hours
lecture per week. | Allen

(1) Change of title from "Physical Therapy" to "Treatment of
Athletic Injuries."

(2) Change of prerequisite from course 85, Kinesiology, to
fnatomy 50.

(3) Change from "One hour, two hours laboratory per week" to
"Two hours lecture per week."

of. Principles of Community Recreation (M, EW) ‘Three hours credit. Second semester.
Required of all men majoring in Physical Education, elective for women. This course
is planned for students interested in recreational leadership, in playgrounds,
community and recreational organizations and activities of clubs, such as Camp Fire
Girls, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, and in the organization, management and equipment

of conducting social activities, games, play, etc., with adult groups in community
recreation centers.

(1) Change from two to three hours credit.
(2) Required of men, elective for women.

55. Theory of the Dance (EW) Three hours credit. First semester. Elective for
women majoring in Physical Fducation. A study of the history of the dance; its
influence on civilization and its place in the school curriculum. Kesearch topics
are assigned and discussed. Theory in analysis of the types of dancing and their
relation to music. Three hours lecture per week. Dunkel

(1) Change from two to three hours.
(2) Change from "One hour lecture, two hours practice per week" to
"Three hours lecture per week."

84. Physical Examination and Prescription of Exercise (1) Three hours credit.
Second Semester. Recuired of all students majoring in Physical Education. Pre-
requisite or with Anatomy 50. Theory and practice of examining the body for faulty
postural conditions, scoliosis, weak feet, and other physical defects. Also in-
struction in the causes of these concitions, their effects upon the general health,
and the use of therapeutic gymnastics as a means of correcting them. Studies in the
methods of taking and the values of physical measurements are included. Dunkel

(1) Change prerequisite from course 85 to Anatomy 50.

56. Content and Methods of Physical Education (R) Three hours credit. Second
semester. Required of all women and men majoring in Physicai Education. Pre-
reduisite, course 36. A study of the content and methods of elementary and
secondary school physical eaucation, with specific methods regarding games, rhythmic
exercises, stunts and self-testing activities. This course also includes study in
the characteristics, tendencies, and needs of children of various ages in relation
to physical activities. Dunkel

(1) Change to an Education number.