. Annual catalogue of the Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania. form the permanent frameworkin- which he will later determine changing politicalboundaries and —Junior year. Text Book: Rights and Duties of American Citi-zenship—Willoughby. The student is given some knowledge of the natureof political authority. He is led to an understandingof citizenship and government in general, before takingup the study of our complex government. The riseof the nation is considered. A study of the historyof the constitutional convention is made. A review ofthe text of theconstitution, the m
. Annual catalogue of the Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania. form the permanent frameworkin- which he will later determine changing politicalboundaries and —Junior year. Text Book: Rights and Duties of American Citi-zenship—Willoughby. The student is given some knowledge of the natureof political authority. He is led to an understandingof citizenship and government in general, before takingup the study of our complex government. The riseof the nation is considered. A study of the historyof the constitutional convention is made. A review ofthe text of theconstitution, the meaning of the terms em-ployed, together with the historical incidents to whichthey refer, are made prominent. The framework of thegovernment—both National and State—is examined. IT)R THE FOUR-YEAR COURSE Ancient and Medicrval. 1. As much as is offered under this heading in MyersGeneral History. Modern. 2. As much as is offered in MyersGeneral History under this States. 3. As much as is offered in Morris, Channing or Elson, Mc- Cii>ics. 4. Present system of National and State government, historicdevelopment of American government. National and Stateconstitution. Geography. Courses: 1st Geography. 2nd Geography. 7>.v/ Books: Physical Geography—Dr\cr. Ad-vanced Geography—Dodge. Requirements: Graduates of High Schools not ac-credited may enter 2nd Geography, provided theyhave studied Physical Geography in their HighSchool course. If not, they wilJ enter 1st Ge-ography or take Physical Geography by a specialexamination. Non-graduates may enter 2nd Ge-ography, after passing a satisfactory examinationin 1st Geography. Page 69 ^^mfe^ PENNSYLVAlsriA STATE NOR-JVIAL SCMOOL
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