Information Bulletin And Schedule of Recitations 1940-1941
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To be arranged — Mr. Cassell.
208 (3) — History and Development of Physical Education.
Period 1 — Room 109 — Mr. Cassell.
10 Physical Education for Women Freshman and transfer students may elect either a sports program or dancing for their physical education requirement during the fall and winter seasons.
Costumes are to be ordered from Aldrich and Aldrich accordingly. Orders should be mailed immediately after registration. All indoor classes meet in the Women's Gymnasium in the Women's Residen...ce Hall.
Classes are organized on a seasonal basis: fall, winter, spring. Classes listed below are for the fall season. Registration or winter and spring classes may be made just previous to the beginning of each season. Activities offered during the winter and spring seasons are listed in the catalog.
101-102 (1) — Freshman Classes — Miss Snodgrass and Assistants.
Sports Classes.
Section 1 — Period S (Tu. Fr.) (beginning hockey).
Section 2 — Period 12 (advanced hockey).
Dancing — Period 11 (M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To be arranged — Mr. Cassell.
208 (3) — History and Development of Physical Education.
Period 1 — Room 109 — Mr. Cassell.
10 Physical Education for Women Freshman and transfer students may elect either a sports program or dancing for their physical education requirement during the fall and winter seasons.
Costumes are to be ordered from Aldrich and Aldrich accordingly. Orders should be mailed immediately after registration. All indoor classes meet in the Women's Gymnasium in the Women's Residen...ce Hall.
Classes are organized on a seasonal basis: fall, winter, spring. Classes listed below are for the fall season. Registration or winter and spring classes may be made just previous to the beginning of each season. Activities offered during the winter and spring seasons are listed in the catalog.
101-102 (1) — Freshman Classes — Miss Snodgrass and Assistants.
Sports Classes.
Section 1 — Period S (Tu. Fr.) (beginning hockey).
Section 2 — Period 12 (advanced hockey).
Dancing — Period 11 (M.
What to read after Information Bulletin And Schedule of Recitations 1940-1941?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American University to read onlineMoreLess
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