Catalog, 1931 - Hoover Library

46 SIXTY-FOURTHANNUALCATALOGUE [1930plays. Prerequisite, two units of High School French or French 1-2. Electivefor Freshmen.Three times a uieek, Credit, 6 hours.3-4a. SECONDYEARFRENCH.-A course for those having had two yearsof High School preparation in French. Reading of, various modern authors.Composition. Little attention is given to conversation. Prerequisite, two unitsof High School French or French 1-2. Elective for Freshmen.Three times a week. Credit, 6 hours.5-6. Reading, composition, dictation, and conversation. During this year,reading of XIX Century Prose writers, as Daydst, Merimee, Maupassant, etc.,is pursued. A brief survey of French Literature is given. Prerequisite,French 3-4. Elective for Sophomores.Three times a week. Credit, 6 hours.7-8. Composition and Original Letters. This course is a preparationfor post-graduate studies and is as much as possible conducted in the Frenchlanguage. During the second semester a systematic course in grammar andpronunciation is given for students intending to teach the language. Lectureson Medieval Literature are also given. Prerequisite, French 5-6. Elective forJuniors.Three times a week. Credit, 6 hours.9-10. A special study of dramatic poetry including au-hers of both theclassical and the romantic schools, such as Corneille, Racine, V. Hugo, andMoliere. During the second semester, a course of lectures delivered in Frenchis given on modern French Literature and social life. The course is conductedentirely in French. Prerequisite, French 7-8.Required of Seniors who are majoring in French; not open to others.Three times a week. Credit, 6 hours.GEOLOGYMr. Schaeffer1. PHYSICALGEOLOGY.-A course in dynamical and structural geologyintended to supply the need for a cultural treatment of the subject as wellas to prepare for the subject of historical geology. Elective for Seniors.Three times a wee7&. Credit, 3 hours.GERMAṆMr. Taggart.1-2. BEGINNER'SGERMAN.-Grammar fundamentals with frequent drillaccording to direct method. Easy translation covering about 100 pages inline with the ideas and institutions of present-day Germany. Compositionand conversation on texts read. Elective for Freshmen.Three times a week. Credit, 6 hours.