tion of the Garvey School District. Practice teachers to be certified by the County Office before granted permission to practice teach. Certificates secured through the Director of Student Teaching. Attendance at one P.T.A. and one faculty meeting required. (288 teaching hours.) Twenty dollars State assessed minimum fee payable to school for supervising teacher, and $20.00 transportation fee for bus service to public schools. 405. KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL METHODS. (2) Study and evaluation of the most effective methods to provide for the normal growth of the kindergarten-primary child as evaluated from the emotional, social, physical, and intellectual standpoints. Special observation scheduled for students taking the course. 406. HYGIENE METHODS. (2) A course designed to teach techniques essential in health education on the elementary school level.
LIBRARY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Professor loNE LowMAN (head)
Objective. The objective of this Department is to train students for l ibrary work in Bible Schools, colleges, and seminaries as well as to aid prospective teachers, pastors, Sunday school workers, and missionaries in library organization and pro cedures. Instruction and practice are provided in the three branches of Library Science: classification, cataloguing, and circulation. Requirements for a Minor in Library Science. Seventeen units are required for a minor in Library Science. Students completing the minor receive a certificate. 301. LIBRARY SCIENCE I. (2) Classification and cataloguing; a discussion of the history, principles, and prac tice of classification; a study of book numbers and methods of cataloguing. Discus sion of subject headings, analytics, and cross-references. Making and filing of prac tice cards according to rules for library filing. 302. LIBRARY SCIENCE II. (2) An introduction to books, authors, and publishers in relation to book selection and the principles underlying the choice of books for specialized and general libraries. 303. LIBRARY SCIENCE III. (2) Classification and cataloguing of theological material planned to meet the needs of Seminary students. 401. LIBRARY SCIENCE IV. (4) Theory and practice, with desk practice, audio-visual aid classification and cataloguing, and practice in library filing . Cutter tables, call numbers. Use of Library of Congress cards. Minor book repairs. 402. LIBRARY SCIENCE V. (4) Advanced classification and cataloguing with special emphasis upon Bible College and Bible Institute libraries. Practice in cataloguing a specific library. 403. PRACTICUM. (2) Practical experience in setting up a small library, the type depending upon the field the individual student chooses. 38
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