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COMMERCE COURSES

The Department of Commerce offers two types of professional courses: A. A two-year course leading to the Junior Certificate.

B. A four-year course leading to the Secondary Certificate in Com

merce.

Business experience: Students entering course B should have had at least one year's successful business experience. One summer assignment in placement training under the supervision of the staff in Commerce will fulfill this requirement.

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HOME ECONOMICS COURSES

The Department of Home Economics offers three types of professional

courses:

A. A two-year vocational course leading to the Secondary Home Economics Certificate.*

B. A three-year combination course leading to two certificates:

(a) Elementary Home Economics;

(b) Elementary.

C. A four-year course leading to the Secondary Home Economics Certificate. The first three years' work in this course leads to:

(a) Elementary Home Economics Certificate;

(b) Junior High School Home Economics Certificate.

Technical courses required of all who specialize in Home Economies: Home Economics 1A, 9A, 49.

Required courses:

A. Two-year course:

General courses: Education 2A, 11, 12, 28, Education 25, Commerce la, Political Science 8, English 1A.

Technical courses: Art 2A, 26A; Chemistry 2A, 2B, 10; Biology 21 or 1, 10, or Physical Education 9; Physics 11; Home Economics 2, 25, 10, 43; Practice Teaching H10A, H60A, H60в, 34.

B. Three-year course:

General courses: Education 2A, 11, 12, 28; History 1B; Mathematics 10; Geography 1a; English 12; Commerce 1A; Physical Education 10, 11; Biology 12 or 11; Recreation; Electives; Practice Teaching 10A. Technical courses: Art 2A, 26A, 53A; Chemistry 2A, 2B, 10; Biology 10, 11; Physical Education 9; Home Economics 1B, 58, 9B, 59, 33, 47; Practice Teaching H10A, H10B.

C. Four-year course:

Elementary Home Economics and Junior High School (three years). General courses: Education X, 2A, 11, 12, 28; History electives; English 1A; English electives (6 units); Commerce 1A; Assembly. Technical courses: Art 2A, 26A, 53A; Chemistry 2A, 2B, 10; Biology 21, 1, 10; Physical Education 9; Physics 11; Home Economics 1B, 25, 58, 9B, 33, 69, 47; Teaching H10A, H10B, H11A, H11B.

Fourth year:

General courses: Education 4, Education elective, 1A; Political Science 8. Technical courses: Group I-Chemistry 11; Home Economics 83 or 84, 85, 75, 78; Practice Teaching H60A, 60в; Group II-Chemistry 11; Commerce 54; Home Economics 83, 84, 85; Practice Teaching ÏI60A, 60B; Group III-Art 53B; Commerce 54; Home Economics 75, 78, 77; Practice Teaching II60A, H60B; free elective.

This course is open only to women who have had at least four years' schooling beyond the elementary school, or its equivalent in private instruction, and have had at least four years' experience after the age of eighteen in managing a home and performing all the duties of a housekeeper. The course conforms to the requirements of the State Board of Education, as specified in Bulletin 10.

be expected to include Art L2A (first semester); Art E26A (second semester); Home NOTE. In addition to the above schedule, Home Economics Vocational students will Economics E34 (Elementary Dietetics). Home Economics E25. Teaching H60A (fourth

semester).

Where these courses are required in other terms they will be omitted.

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MECHANIC ARTS COURSES

The Department of Mechanic Arts offers the following courses:

A. Four-year Mechanic Arts teacher training courses that prepare the graduates to teach or supervise industrial work in the elementary and secondary schools of the state.

B. Vocational courses that prepare students in the particular trade elected. Credentials will be issued for the work completed.