Catalog, 1931 - Hoover Library

48 SIXTY-FOURTHANNUAL OATALOGUE [19309_ GREEKHISTORY_-This course includes a brief survey of ancient civilizationsas a background for Greek History, Elective for Freshmen.Three times a week. Credit, 3 hours.10. ROMAN HISTORY.-Elective for Freshmen.Three times a uieek, Credit, 3 hours.12. LATIN-AMERICANHISTORY.-Elective for Juniors.Offered in 1932-1933.Three times a week. Credit, 3 hours.13. AMERICANFOREIGN POLICY.-Elective for Juniors.Offered in 1932-33.Three times a week. Credit, 3 hours.15-16. HISTORY OF ENGLAND.-Elective for Juniors.Offered in 1931-32.Three times a week Oredit, 6 hours.HISTORY OONFERENCE.-A discussion group composed of all studentsmajoring in History and others admitted by permission of the department.Advanced work in American History will be undertaken in the year 1931-32.HOMEMissMissECONOMICSAveryBrownThe courses in the Department of Home Economics are designed to meetthe needs of the following groups of students; (1) those who desire a generalknowledge of the subject matter as a part of a general education; (2) thosewho wish to teach Home Economics in elementary, secondary, or vocationalschools, and in extension work; (3) those who wish to prepare themselves forvoeatdons other than teaching or home making, or for vocations which can becarried on in connection with other lines of work.MAJOR REQUIREMENTs.-Home Economics, 1, 2, 3, 4, 10, 11-12, 13, 14,15-16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21-22; Biology 9, 10; Ohemistry 1a-2a; Education I,2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7-8.1. ELEMENTARYFOODS.-Study of food products, selection and preparationof food in relation to health, food preservation.Required of Freshmen majoring in Home Economics and elective forothers.One class period and two three-hour laboratorY' periods a week. Oredit, 3hours.2. ELEMENTARYCLOTHINGAND TEXTILEs.-The study of textile fibers,manufacture of fabrics, testing of materials as a background for intelligentbuying, a study of children's clothing, hand and machine sewing, and the con-