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Title: General Catalogue 1913-1915
Year: 1913 (1910s)
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Subjects: Bulletin Catalogue
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Contributing Library: University of Georgia
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n is made, or by/passing other approved courses. There are over 5,000 white teachers holding first grade licenses,2,000 with second grade and nearly 1,000 with third grade licenses.Teachers cannot expect improved employment if no effort is madeby them to improve. The summer school is meant to help them. 16 University Summer School. PHYSICAL TRAINING Prominence will be given to physical training. Teachers will begiven instruction in school games, drills, calisthenics, gymnasiumwork and folk dancing. A play festival is being planned for thelatter part of the session. The gymnasium will be open morning and afternoon to womenstudents Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, to men stu-dents Tuesday and Thursday. Special evening parties will bearranged from time to time. Those who desire to rent lockers willbe furnished these and towels for a fee of 50 cents for the session.The gymnasium is open only to regular registered students underthe direction, at all times, of the physical directors.
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UNIVERSITY CHAPEL. Swimming suits of neat pattern may be purchased in Athens for$1.25 to $1.50. Those having suits should bring them. Elaborateseaside costumes are not appropriate for the swimming pool.CHAPEL EXERCISES Chapel exercises will be conducted in the University Chapel eachmorning at 11:20, at the close of the third period. At this timethere will be a short prayer and song service. The chapel musicwill be under the direction of Musical Director, Professor Cunning-ham. All general announcements will be made at chapel, and frequentlythere will be short addresses on topics of current and general in-terest. Two to three times a week the twenty minutes service will General Information. 17 be extended to forty minutes for a more extended lecture on somephase of Georgia history, education or life by some prominentGeorgian or lecturer from other institutions. On Monday evening June 2 8th, an assembly will be held in thechapel. All students and members of the instructional staff arere

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