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List of Periodicals and Reports Indexed

July 1944— June 1947

Complete list, with abbreviations, etc. pages vii-xii

Adult Ed — Adult Education

Adult Ed Bui — Adult Education Bulletin

Adult Ed J — Adult Education Journal

Ag Ed Mag — Agricultural Education Maga-
zine

Am Assn Col Reg J — Journal of the Ameri-
can Association of Collegiate Registrars

Am Assn Health Phys Ed & Rec Res Q—
Research Quarterly of the American As-
sociation for Health, Physical Education,
and Recreation

Am Assn Univ Prof Bui — American Asso-
ciation of University Professors Bulletin

Am Assn Univ Women J — Journal of the
American Association of University
Women

Am Childh — American Childhood

Am J Physics — American Journal of Phys-
ics

Am Lib Assn Bui — Bulletin of the Ameri-
can Library Association

Am Sch Bd J — American School Board
Journal

Am Teach — American Teacher

Ariz Teach Parent — Arizona Teacher-Par-
ent

Assn Am Col Bui — Association of Ameri-
can Colleges Bulletin

Assn Ed Radio J — Journal of the Associa-
tion for Education by Radio

Baltimore Bui Ed — Baltimore Bulletin of
Education

Brit J Ed Psychol— British Journal of Edu-
cational Psychology

Bsns Ed World — Business Education World

Calif J El Ed— California Journal of Ele-
mentary Education

Calif J Sec Ed— California Journal of Sec-
ondary Education

Calif Sch — California Schools

Cath Ed R — Catholic Educational Revievif

Character & Personality — Character and
Personality

Chicago Sch J — Chicago Schools Journal

Child Develop — Child Development

Child Study— Child Study

Childh Ed— Childhood Education

Christian Ed — Christian Education

Class J — Classical Journal

Clearing House — Clearing House

Col Engl — College English

Comm Ed Bui — Commercial Education Bul-
letin

Ed — Education

Ed Digest — Education Digest

Ed Vic — Education for Victory

Ed Adm & Sup — Educational Administra-
tion and Supervison, including Teacher
Training

Ed & Psychol M— Educational and Psycho-
logical Measurement

Ed Forum — Educational Forum

Ed Leadership — Educational Leadership

Ed Mus Mag — Educational Music Mag-
zine

Ed Outl — Educational Outlook

Ed Rec — Educational Record

Ed Res Bui — Educational Research Bulle-
tin

Ed Screen — Educational Screen

El Engl — Elementary English

El Sch J — Elementary School Journal

Engl J — English Journal

French R — French Review

Grade Teach — Grade Teacher

Harvard Ed R — Harvard Educational Re-
view
H Points— High Points
H Sch J — High School Journal
Higher Ed — Higher Education
Hispania — Hispania

111 Ed — Illinois Education

Ind Univ Sch Ed Bui— Bulletin of the
School of Education, Indiana University

Ind Arts & Voc Ed — Industrial Arts and
Vocational Education

Inst Int Ed N Bui— Institute of Interna-
tional Education News Bulletin

Instr — Instructor

Int Bur Ed Bui — International Bureau of
Education Bulletin

Int J Relig Ed — International, Journal of
Religious Education

J Ap Psychol — Journal of Applied Psychol-
ogy
J Bsns Ed — Journal of Business Education
J Chem Ed — Journal of Chemical Education
J Consult Psychol — Journal of Consulting

Psychology
J Ed — Journal of Education
J Ed London — Journal of Education (Lon-
don)
J Ed Psychol — Journal of Educational Psy-
chology
J Ed Res-^Journal of Educational Research
J Ed Sociol — Journal of Educational Soci-
ology
J Eng Ed — Journal of Engineering Educa-
tion
J Excep Child — Journal of Exceptional Chil-
dren
J Exp Ed — Journal of Experimental Educa-
tion
J Gen Ed — Journal of General Education
J Geog — Journal of Geography
J Health & Phys Ed— Journal of Health

and Physical Education
J Higher Ed— Journal of Higher Education
J Home Econ — Journal of Home Econom-
ics
J Negro Ed — Journal of Negro Education
J Personal — Journal of Personality
J Phys Ed — Journal of Physical Education
J Psychol — Journal of Psychology
Jun Col J — Junior College Journal

LIST OF PERIODICALS INDEXED

Ky Sch J— Kentucky Schdot" Journal

Mad Q — Madison Quarterly

Math Teach — Mathematics Teacher

Mich Ed J — Michigan Education Journal
■lid Sch — Midland Schools

Minn J Ed — Minnesota Journal of Educa-
tion

Mod Lang J — Modern Language Journal

Mont Ed — Montana Education

Mus Educators J — Music Educators Jour-
nal

Nat Assn Deans Women J — Journal of the
National Association of Deans of Wom-
en

Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui— Bulletin of
the National Association of Secondary-

• School Principals

Nat Bsns Ed Q — National Business Educa-
tion Quarterly

Nat Cath Ed Assn Proc — National Catholic
Educational Association Proceedings

Nat Ed Assn J — Journal of the National
Education Association

Nat Ed Assn Proc — National Education
Association Proceedings

Nat Ed Assn Res Bui — Research Bulletin
of the National Education Association

Nat El Prin — National Elementary Princi-
pal

Nat Parent Teach — National Parent-Teach-
er

Nations Sch — Nation's Schools

Neb Ed J — Nebraska Educational Journal

Nerv Child — Nervous' Child

New Era — New Era in Home and School

N Y State Ed— New York State Educa-
tion

North Gen Assn Q — North Central Asso-
ciation Quarterly

Occupations — Occupations
Ohio Sch — -Ohio Schools

Pa Sch J— Pennsylvania School Journal
Parents Mag — Parents' Magazine
Peabody J Ed — Peabody Journal of Educa-
tion
Pedagog Sem — Pedagogical Seminary and

Journal of Genetic Psychology
Phi Delta Kappan — The Phi Delta Kappan
Pittsburgh Sch — Pittsburgh Schools
Prac Home Econ — Practical Home Eco-

Progres Ed — Progressive Education

Q J Speech — Quarterly Journal of Speech

Q R Higher Ed Among Negroes — Quarter-
ly Review of Higlicr I'.ducation Among
Ncijrocs

Relig Ed — Religious Education

R Ed Res— Review of Educational Research

R Univ — Revue Universitaire

Safety Ed — Safety Education

Sch (El ed)— School (Toronto) (Elemen-
tary edition)

Sch (Sec ed) — School (Toronto) (Secon-
dary edition)

Sch Activities — School Activities

Sch & Com— School and Community

Sch & Soc — School and Society

Sch Arts — School Arts

Sch Executive — School Executive

Sch Life— School Life

Sch Manag — School Management

Sch R — ^School Review

Sch Sci & Math — School Science and
Mathematics

Sci Ed — Science Education

Sci Teach — Science Teacher

Sec Ed — Secondary Education

Sierra Ed N — Sierra Educational News

Sight-Saving R — Sight- Saving Review

Social Ed — Social Education

Social Studies — Social Studies

So Assn Q — Southern Association Quar-
terly

Teach Col J — Teachers College Journal
Teach Col Rec — Teachers College Record
Teach Ed J — Teacher-Education Journal
Tex OutI— Texas Outlook
Times Ed Sup — Times Educational Sup e-

ment
Train Sch Bui— Training School Bulletin

Und Child— Understanding the Child

Va J Ed — Virginia Journal of Education
Volta R — Volta Review

Wilson Lib Bui — Wilson Library Bulletin
Wis J Ed — Wisconsin Journal of Education
World Assn Adult Ed Bui— World Asso-
ciation for Adult Education Bulletin

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THE
EDUCATION INDEX

JULY 1944— JUNE 1947

THE EDUCATION INDEX

Cumulated Volumes

VOLUME I 1929-1932

VOLUME II 1932-1935

VOLUME III 1935-1938

VOLUME IV 1938-1941

VOLUME V 194M944

VOLUME VI 1944-1947

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THE

EDUCATION INDEX

JULY 1944 — JUNE 1947

A CUMULATIVE AUTHOR AND SUBJECT INDEX TO A SELECTED
LIST OF EDUCATIONAL PERIODICALS, BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS

EDITED BY

DOROTHY ROSS CARPENTER

AND

MARGARET FURLONG

MANAGING EDITOR

JULIA W. EHRENREICH

NEW YORK
THE H. W. WILSON COMPANY

1947

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Printed in the United States of America

This volume has been supplied under a contract which provides that it i(
not to be sold or given away without the permission of the publishers.

PREFACE

This sixth permanent cumulated volume of the Edu-
cation Index covers the three years July 194^1 — June 1947.

During this period the following magazines have been
discontinued :

Commercial Education Bulletin Modern Language Forum

Education by Radio University High School Journal

Educational Trends World Association for Adult

Frontiers of Democracy Education Bulletin
Internationale Zeitschrift fiir
Erziehung

Titles added during this period are :

Child Development Journal of General Education

Education and Psychological Journal of Physical Education

Measurement Nervous Child

Higher Education Safety Education

Journal of Consulting Psy- Science Teacher

chology ■ Teacher Education Journal

Journal of Exceptional Children Understanding the Child

We have been fortunate during this last year in secur-
ing the help of Miss Anne Rawlings, librarian at Walton
High School, New York City. She has not only assisted
with the indexing but has helped with the reading of galleys.

We are also grateful to Miss Elizabeth Welsh whose
efficient work has been invaluable in the preparation of
this volume.

D. R. C.

71-5373

LIST OF PERIODICALS INDEXED

Adult Ed- Adult Kdutation. single copy Is bd.
British Institute of Adult Education. 29
Tavistock Sq.. London. W.C. 1 (q;lv:S:tpl-
none)

June 1914-Maroli 1947

Adult Ed Bui — Adult Education Bulletin.
Leland P Bradford, ed. $1. Department of
Adult Education. National Education Asso-
ciation. 1201 16th St., N.W.. Washington 6,
D.C. (bi-m:lv:0;tpl-none)
June 1911-Feliriiary 19-17

Adult Ed J — Adult Education Journal. Glen
Burch. ed. $2. American Association for Adult
Education, 525 W. 120th St., N.Y. 27 (q;lv:Ja)
June 1944-April 1947

Ag Ed Mag— Agricultural Education MaBazine.
George F. Ekstrom, ed. $1. Meredith Publish-
ing Company, Des Moines 3. Iowa (m;lv:Jl;
tpi-ltn)

June 1944-May 1947

Am Assn Col Reg J — Journal of the American
As.<!Ociation of Collegiate Registrars. William
Craig Smyser. ed. 53. American Association of
Collegiate Registrars. 450 Ahnalp St.,
Menasha. Wis. (q:lv:0;tpl-s)
July 1944-April 1947

Am Assn Health Phys Ed & Rec Res Q— Re-
search Quarterly of the American Associa-
tion tor Health. Physical Education, and
Recreation. Mary Wibel. ed. $3. Ameri-
can Association for Health. Physical Educa-
tion, and Recreation. 1201 16th St., N.W.,
Washington 6, D.C. (q;lv:Mr;tp-none;l-s)
.May 1944-March 1947

Am Assn Univ Prof Bui — American Association
of University Professors Bulletin. Ralph E.
Himstead. ed. $3. American Association of
University Profes.^ors. 1155 16th St.. N.W.,
Washington 6. D.C. (q:lv:Mr;tpl-s)
June 1944-December 1946

Am Assn Univ Women J — Journal of the
American Association , of University Women.
Mrs Ruth Wilson Tryon, ed. $1. American
Association of University Women. 1634 I St..
N.W.. Washington 6. D.C. (q:lv:0;tpi-none)
June 1944-April 1947

Am Chiidh — American Childhood. ?3. Milton
Bradlev Co.. 74 Park St.. Springfield 2. Mass.
(m[S-Je]:lv:S;tpi-none)
June 1944-JIay 1947

Am J Physics — American Journal of Physics.
Duane Roller, ed. $5. American Institute of
Physics, 57 E. 55th St, N.T. 22 (bi-m;lv:Ja;
tp-sb:i-s)

June 1944-May 1947

'Am Lib Assn Bui — Bulletin of the American
Library Association. Lucile Deadcrick, ed.
single copy 25c. American Library Associa-
tion. 50 E. Huron St. Chicago 11 (m;semi-
m[O.D];lv:Ja:tpi-s)

June 1944-May 1947

Am Physics Teach. See Am J Physics

Am Sch Bd J — American School Board Jour-
nal. William George Bruce and William C.
Bruce, eds. $3. Bruce Publishing Co., 540
N. Milwaukee St.. Milwaukee 1, Wis. (m;2v:
Ja.JI:tpi-r)

June 1944-May 1947

Am Teach — American Teacher. Mildred Berle-
man. ed. $2.50. American Federation of
Teachers. 28 E. Jackson Blvd. Chicago 4
(m[0-My];lv:0:tp-none;i-r)

May 1944-May 1947

Ariz Teach. See Ariz Teach Parent

•Ariz Teach Parent — Arizona Teacher-Parent.
Walter Majcwell. ed. $1. Arizona Education
Association, 812 North First St. Phoenix,
Ariz. (q:lv:0:tpl-l)

May 1944-.\lay 1947
Assn Am Col Bui — Association of American
Colleges Bulletin. Guy E. Snavely, ed. J3. As-
sociation of American Colleges, 19 W. 44th
St., N.Y. 18 (q:lv:Mr;tpi-s)
October U)44-May 1947
Assn Ed Radio J — Journal of the Association
for Education by Radio. Tracy F. Tyler,
ed. $2. Association for Education by Radio,
22S N. LaSalle St.. Chicago 1 (m[S-Ap];lv:S)
September 1944-May 1947
Baltimore Bui Ed— Baltimore Bulletin of Edu-
cation. John L. Stenqui.st. ed. Bureau of
Measurement. Statistics, and Research. 3 E.
25th St.. Baltimore (q:lv:.S:tp-none;i-s)
September 1944-April 1947
Brit J Ed Psychol — British Journal of Educa-
tional Psychology. C. W. Valentine, ed. £1.
British Journal of Educational Psychology,
Ltd. University of Birmingham. Edmund St.,
Birmingham, England (F,Je,N;lv:F;tp-l;l-s)
June 1944-February 1947
Bsns Ed World — Business Education World.
.Tohn Robert Gregg, ed. $2. Gregg Publishing
Coinpany. 270 Madison Av.. N.T. 16 (m[S-
Je]:lv;S:tp-none;i-r)
June 1944-May 1947
Bus Ed World. See Bsns Ed World

Calif J El Ed — California Journal of Elementary
Education. Roy E. Simpson and others, eds.
$1. California State Department of Education.
Division of Textbooks and Publications, Sac-
ramento (q;lv:Ag;tp-none:i-s)
May 1914-Novemher 1946
Calif J Sec Ed — California Journal of Secondary
Education. Phebe Ward. ed. $3. California So-
ciety of Secondarv Education, Rooms 9-10,
Haviland Hall, Berkeley, Calif. (m[0-My];lv:
Ja:tpi-s)

May 1944-March 1947
Calif Sch — California Schools. Ivan R. Water-
man, ed. California State Department of
Education, Sacramento (m:lv:Ja:tp-none:I-s)
May 1944-April 1947
Cath Ed R — Catholic Educational Review. $3.
Catholic Education Press, 1326 Quincy St.,
N.E.. Washington 17, D.C. (m[S-Je];lv:Ja;
tp-sb;i-s)

June 1944-May 1947
♦Character & Personality

Name changed to Journal of Personality
with September 1945 number
June 1944-March 1945
Chicago Sch J — Chicago Schools Journal. Louise
M. Jacobs, managing ed. Chicago Teachers
College. 6800 Stewart Av., Chicago 21 (Ja,
S,-lv:S:tpi-s)

January 1944-September 1946
Child Develop — Child Development. Carroll E.
Palmer, chairman, editorial bd. $4. Society
for Re.search in Child Development, National
Research Council. 2101 Constitution Av,
Washington 25, D.C. (q;lv:Mr;tpi-sb)
March 1944-September 1946

Child Study— Child Study. Harriet Eager Davis,
ed. $1.50 Cliild Study Association of America.
221 W. 57th St.. N.Y. 19 (q:lv:D;tpi-r)
June 1944-May 1947

Chiidh Ed — Childhood Education. Frances Mav-
farth, ed. $3.50 Association for Childhood Ed-
ucation. 1201 ICth St.. N.W.. Washington 6,
D.C. (m[S-My];lv:S;tp-none:i-s)
September 1944-May 1947

' A1.SO indexed in Readers' Guide to Periodical Literature.

Vlll

LIST OF PERIODICALS INDEXED

Christian Ed — Christian Education. Bernard J.
Mulder, acting ed. $2. National Protestant
Council on Higher Education. SOS Wither-
spoon Bldg. Philadelphia 7. Pa. (q:lv:Mr:
tpi-s)

June 1944-March 1947
Class J — Classical Journal. Norman J. DeWitt,
ed. $2.50. Classical Association of the Middle
West & South. X. J. De Witt. Washington
University, St Louis 5. Mo. (m[0-My];lv:0;
tpi-s)

June 1944-April 1947
Clearing House — Clearing House. Forrest E.
Long. ed. $3. Clearing House, 207 Fourth Av..
N.Y. 3 (m[S-Mv]:lv:S;tp-none;i-s)
September 1944-iIay 1947
Col Engl— College English. W. Wilbur Hatfield,
ed. $3. University of Chicago Press, 5750 Ellis
Av., Chicago (m[0-My] ;lv:0;tpi-s)
October 1944-May 1947
Comm Ed Bui — Commercial Education Bulletin.
Paul A. Carlson, ed. Whitewater State
Teachers College. Whitewater. Wis. (q:lv:
O;tpi-none)

March-May 1944

Discontinued publication with May 1944
issue.
Dept Sec Sch Prin Bui — Bulletin of the Depart-
ment of Secondary-School Principals

Name changed to Bulletin of the National
Association of Secondary-School Principals
*Ed — Education. Raymond P. Palmer, manag-
ing ed. $4. Palmer Company. 370 Atlantic
Av., Boston 10 (mtS-Je];lv:S;tpi-s)
May 1944-May 1947
Ed Digest — Education Digest. Lawrence W.
Prakken, ed. $3. Education Digest, 330
S. State St., Ann Arbor, Mich. (m[S-My];
lv:S;tp-none;i-s)

May 1944-.May 1947
'Ed Vic — Education for Victory. Olga A. Jones,
ed. $1. Superintendent of Documents. Gov-
ernment Printing Office, Washington, D.C.
(semi-m;lv:Mr:tpi-n

Superseded by School Life October 1945
Discontinued publication with June 20.
1945 number
June 3, 1944-June 20, 1946
Ed Adm & Sup — Educational Administration
and Supervision, including Teacher Training.
H. E. Buchholz. ed. $4.50. Warwick * York.
Inc., 10 E. Centre St.. Baltimore (m[S-My];
lv:Ja;tpi-s)

April 1944-February 1947
Ed & Psychol M — Educational and Psychologri-
cal Measurement. G. Frederic Kuder. ed. $4.
Educational and Psychological Measurement.
917 15th St.. N.W.. Washington 5. D.C. (q;
lv:Spring;tpi-sb)
V4 no 1-V7 no 1
Ed Forum — Educational Forum. E. I. F. Wil-
liams, ed. $2. Kappa Delta Pi. E. I. F. Wil-
liams. Heidelberg College. Tiffln. Ohio (bi-m
[N-Mvl:lv:N;tpi-s)

November 1944-March 1947

Ed Leadership — Educational Leadership. Ger-
trude Hankamp, ed. $3. Association for Su-
pervision and Curriculum Development, Na-
tional Education Association. 1201 16th St..
N.W., Washington 6. D.C. (m[0-My];lv:0;
tpi-s)

October 1944-March 1947

Ed Mus Mag — Educational Music Magazine.
Frank B. Cookson. managing ed. $1. Educa-
tional Music Bureau. Inc., 30 E. Adams St.,
Chicago 3 (bi-m[S-Mr] ;lv:S;tp-none;i-3)
March 1944-March 1947

Ed OutI — Educational Outlook. John H. Min-
nick. ed. $2.50; $2 to members. Education
Alumni Association. School of Education.
University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia (bl-
m[N-My];lv:N:tpi-I)

May 1944-Mareh 1947

Ed Rec — Educational Record. A. J. Brumba,ugh.

ed. $3. American Council on Education. 744
Jackson PI.. N.W.. Washington 6. D.C. (q;
lv:Ja;tpi-sb)

July 1944-April 1947

Ed Res Bul— Educational Research Bulletin. R.
H. Eckelberry. ed. Bureau of Educational Re-
search, Ohio State University. College of Ed-
ucation. Room 201. Columbus. Ohio (m[S-
My]:lv:Ja:tpi-s)

May 1944-March 1947
Ed Screen — Educational Screen. Paul C. Reed,
ed. $3. Educational Screen. Inc.. 64 E. Lake
St.. Chicago (m[S-Je] :lv:Ja:tp-none;i-s)
June 1944-April 1947
El Engl — Elementary English. John J. DeBoer.
ed. $2.50. National Council of Teachers of
English. 211 W. 68th St.. Chicago 21 (m[0-
My];lv;Ja:tpi-s)

Formerly Elementary English Review
January 1947-May 1947
El Engl R — Elementary English Review

Name changed to Elementary English
May 1944-December 1946
•El Sch J — Elementary School Journal. Ralph
W. Tyler and others, eds. J2.50. Depart-
ment of Education, University of Chicago,
5835 Kimbark Av., Chicago 37 (m[S-Je] ;lv:S;
tpi-s)

May 1944-May 1947
Engl J— English Journal. W. Wilbur Hatfield,
ed. $3. University of Chicago Press. 5750 Ellis
Av.. Chicago 37 (ra[S-Je] :lv;Ja:tpi-3)
June 1944-May 1947
Engl J (H S ed) See Engl J

French R— French Review. H41*no Harvitt. ed.
$2.50: to libs $2. American Association of
Teachers of French. Geo. B. Watta. sec-
treas . Davidson College, Davidson. N.C.
(m[0-My . bi-m. O. Mr] :lv:0; tpi-s)
March 1944-March 1947

Grade Teach — Grade Teacher. Florence Hale,
ed. $3. Grade Teacher. Leroy Av.. Darien.
Conn. (m[S-Je]:lv:S:tpi-none)
June 1944-March 1947

Harvard Ed R — Harvard Educational Review.
O. Hobart Mowrer. ed. $2.50. Harvard Edu-
cational Review. O. Hobart Mowrer. ed. 3
Lawrence Hall. Kirkland St.. Cambridge.
Mass. (q:lv:Ja;tpi-sb)

May 1944-January 1947

H Points — High Points. A. H. Lass. ed. New
York (city) Board of Education. Room 925.
110 Livingston St.. Brooklyn. N.Y. (m[S-Je];
lv:Ja:tpi-s)

April 1944-April 1947

H Sch J— High School Journal. W. Carson
Ryan. ed. $1.50. University of North Carolina
Press. Chapel Hill. N.C. (m[O.My;bi-m.N,Ja.
Mr]:lv:Ja:tpi-l)

May 1944-January 1947

Higher Ed — Higher Education. 75c. Superin-
tendent of Documents. Government Printing
Offlce, Washington 25, D.C. (semi-m[S-My])
February 1. 1945-May 15. 1947

Hispania — Hispania. Henry Grattan Doyle, ed.
$2. American Association of Teachers of
Spanish. G. S. DeLand, sec, Denison Uni-
versity. Granville. Ohio (q:lv:F;tp-sb.-i-s)
May 1944-February 1947

•III Ed — Illinois Education. Eloise P. Bingham,
ed. $1. Illinois Education. 1119 Locust Road.
Wilmette. 111. (m[S-My] ;lv:S;tp-none:l-s)
May 1944-March 1947

III Teach. See III Ed

Ind UnJv Sch Ed Bul— Bulletin of the School
of Education. Indiana University. Wendell
William Wright, director. 5Dc per copy. Divi-
sion of Research and Field Services. Indi-
ana University. Bloomington. Ind. (bi-m;lv:
Ja:tpi-r)

May 1944-March 1947

'Ind Arts & Voc Ed — Industrial Arts and Vo-
cational Education. John J. Metz, ed. $3.
Bruce Publishing Company. 540 N. Milwaukee
St.. Milwaukee 1. Wis. (m[S-Je] ;lv:Ja;tpi-r)
June 1944-June 1947

Inst Int Ed N Bul— Institute of International
Education News Bulletin. Laurence Duggan,
ed. 25c. Institute of International Education.
Inc.. 2 W. 45th St.. N.Y. 19 (m[0-My] ;lv:0:
tpi-r)

October 1944-May 1947

' Also indexed in Readers' Guide to Periodical Literature.

l.TST OV PF.RIOniCAI.S INDEXED

Instr— Instructor. Mary E. Owen, ed. J3. The
Instructor. Pansvjlle. N.Y. <in[S-Je) Jv:N:
tpi-none)

June IDH-June 1017 _

•Int Bur Ed Bui— Internatlonai Kurenu of ICdii-
cation nullfttn. f» Swisa francs. Internntioi\:il
Ilurc.m of Education. Palais WUaon, Geneva
((|:lv:.la:lpi-none)

3U nuartcr 1943-3d quarter 1946
Int J Relifi Ed — International Journal of Re-
llKlous Education. P. U. Hayward. ed. $2.
Intornational Council of ReliK'Ous Education.
20:; N. VValiasli Av.. Cliicaso 1 (ni(S-Jll:lv:S;
tp-none:i-s)

June 1914-.\pril 1947
•J Ap Psychol — Journal of Applied Psychoiopy.
Donald G. Paterson. ed. $G. .Vnierican Psy-
cijolo»;icaI Association. Inc.. 1515 Massaclm-
setts Av.. N.W.. Washington 5. D.C. (bi-
Mi;Iv:F:tpi-s)

June 1944-April 1947
J Bsns Ed — Journal of liu.siness Education.
Herbert A. Tonne, ed. $2. Kobert C. Trelha-
way. 512 IJrooks Bldg.. Wilkes-Iiarre. Pa.
(ni[S-Jel:Iv;S:tp-r:i-sfn)
May 1944-May 1947
•J Chem Ed — Journal of Chemical Education.
Norris \V. Rakestraw. ed. $3. Journal of
Chemical Education. 20th & Northampton
Sts.. Easton. Pa. (ni.lv:Ja.tpi-s)

Indexed conipletel.v in the Industrial Arts
Indt'.x

June 1944-May 1D47
J Consult Psychol — Journal of Consulting Psy-
chology. Mrs. J. P. Symonds. ed. $3. Ameri-
can Psychological Association, 23 W. Colo-
rado Ave.. Colorado Springs, Colo. (bi-m;lv:
Ja;tpi-sb)

September 1945-November 1946
J Ed — Journal of Education. Anson \V. P.elding.
ed. $2.75. New England Publishing Co..
8 Beacon St.. Boston (m[S-My];lv:Ja;tpi-s)
May 1944-April 1947
J Ed London — Journal of Education (London).
E. .Salter Davies. ed. IBs Journal of Edu-
cation, Amen House. Warwick Square, Lon-
don. E.C. 4 (m;lv:Ja:tpi-l)
-May 1944-May 1947
J Ed Psychol — Journal of Educational I'sy-
chology. H. E. Buchholz. ed. $6. Warwick &
York. Inc.. 10 E. Centre St.. IJaltiniore
(m(S-Mv]:lv:Ja:tpi-s)

April 1944-February 1947
J Ed Res — Journal of Educational Research
A. S. Barr, ed. $4. A; S. Barr, Dept. of Ed..
University of Wisconsin. Madison 6, Wis. (in
[S-.My1:lv:S:tpi-s)

April 1944-March 1947
J Ed Sociol — Journal of Educational Sociology

E. George Payne, ed. J3. Payne Educational
Sociologj- Foundation. Inc.. Room 51 32
Washington PI.. N.V. 3 (m[S-My] :lv:S:tp-
none: i-s i

May 1944-March 1947
•J Eng Ed — Journal of Engineering Education.

F. L. Bishop, ed. $3. American Society for
Engineermg Education. F. L. Bishop, sec
University of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh 13
Pa. (m[S-Je];lv:S:tpi-s)

Indexed completely in the Industrial Arts
Index
April 1944-March 1947
J Excep Child — Journal of Exceptional Chil-
dren. Francis E. Lord. ed. $2. International
Council for Exceptional Children, Mrs. Beulali
S. Adgate, treasurer-manager. Saranac. Mich
(m[0-My]:lv:0:tp-none:i-sb)
Octotrer 1945-May 1947
J Exp Ed — Journal of Experimental Educa-
tion. A. S. Barr. ed. $5. A. S. Barr. Univ
of Wis.. Madison 6. Wis. (q:lv:S;tpi-s)
March 1944-December 1946

J Gen Ed — Journal of General Education. Earl
James McGrath. ed. $2. Journal of General
Education, Dept. of Pubs. State University
of Iowa. Iowa City (q:lv:0:tpl-sb)
October 1946-April 1947

J Genetic Psychology. See Pedagog Sem

J Geog — Journal of Geograiihy. George J. Miller,
ed. J3. Journal of Geography, 450 Ahnalp
St.. Mcnasha. Wis. (mlS-Mvl ;lv:Ja:tpl-3)
Scpt.'iiilior inil-.May 11117
J He.ilth &. Phys Ed— Journal of Health and
Physical Education. Mary Wlliel. ed. $2.5l|.
.\merlcan .\ssoclation for Health. Phys-
ical Education and Recreation. 1201 IGth St.,
N.W.. Washington 6. D.C. (m[S-Je) :lv:Ja;tp-
none:l-s)

June 1944-May 1947
J Higher Ed — Journal of Higher Education.
R. H. Eckelberry. ed. $4. Bureau of Educa-
tional Research, Ohio State University. Co-
lumbu.s. Ohio (m(0-Jel :lv;Ja:tpl-s)
June 11114-April 1917
'J Home Econ — Journal of Home Economics.
Mrs Zelta Rodenwold, ed. $3. American Home
Economics Association, 620 Mills Bldg., Wash-
ington 6. DC. (mrs-Je]:lv:Ja.tpl-s)
Juno 1944-May 1947
J Negro Ed — Journal of Negro Education.
Chas. H. Thompson, ed. $2.50. Journal of
Neirro Education. Howard University. Wash-
ington. D.C. (q:lv:Ja;tp-3b;l-s)
July 1944-.\pril 1947
*J Personal — Journal of Personality. Karl
Zener. ed. $2. Duke University Press, Dur-
h.im, N.C. (q;Iv:S:tpi-s)

Formerly Character & Personality
September 1946-December 1946
J Phys Ed — Journal of Physical Education.
Lynn Russell, ed. $1.50. Physical Education
Society of the Young Men's Christian As-
sociations of North America, M. H. Kennedy,
sec. Lawson Y'MCA. 30 W. Chicago Ave.,
Chicago 10 (bi-m:lv:S)

September 1945-March 1947
•J Psychol — Journal of Psychology. Carl Mur-
chlson. ed. $14. Journal press. 2 Commercial
St.. Provincetown. Mass. (q:2v:Ja.Jl;tpi-s)
Indexed completely in the International
Index
January 1944-October 194G
Jun Col J — Junior College Journal. Leonard V.
Koos. ed. $3. American Association of Junior
Colleges. J. P. Bogue. sec. 1201 19th St.. N.W.,
Washington 6. D.C. (m(S-My];lv:S;tpi-3)
Jlay 1944-April 1947
J-S H Sch Clearing House. See Clearing House
•Ky Sch J— Kentucky School Journal. W. P.
King. ed. $1. Kentuck\* Education Associa-
tion, 1423 Heyburn Bldg. Broadway at 4th
Av.. Louisville 2. Ky. (m[S-My] :lv:S:tp-
none;i-s)

May 1944-April 1947

•Mad Q — Madison Quarterly. Conrad T. Ix)gan,
ed. $1. Madison Quarterly. Madison College.
Harrisonburg. Va. (q:lv:Ja;tpi-none)
March 1944-Marcli 1917

IVIath Teach — Mathematics Teacher. William
David Reeve, ed. $2. The Mathematics Teach-
er. 525 W. 120th St.. N.Y. 27 (m[0-My];lv:
Ja;tpi-s)

May 1944-May 1947

•Mich Ed J — Michigan Education Journal and
Moderator-Topics. Arthur H. Rice, ed. $2.
Michigan Education Association. Michigan
Education Bldg.. Lansing 2, Mich. (mrS-Myl:
lv:S;tpi-r)

May 1944-April 1947

•Mid Sch— Midland Schools. W. Henry Gal-
breth. ed. $1. Iowa State Teachers' Associa-
tion. 415 Shops Bldg.. Des Moines 9. Iowa (m
[S-My):lv:S: tpi-none)

September 1944-May 1947

•Minn J Ed — Minnesota Journal of Education.
Walter E Englund. ed. $1. Minnesota Educa-
tion Association. 2429 University Av.. St Paul

4. Minn. (m[S-Myl :lv:S;tp-none;l-s)

.May 1944-May 1947

Mod Lang J — Modern Language Journal. Wil-
liam S. Hendrix. managing ed. $2 Modern
Language Journal. Stephen L. Pitcher, busi-
ness manager. 7144 Washington Av., St Louis

5. Missouri. (m[0-My].lv:Ja;tpi-s)

May 1944-May 1917

' Also indexed in Readers' Guide to Periodical Literature.

LIST OF PERIODICALS INDEXED

•Mont Ed — Jlontana Education. M. P. Moe,
ed. $1.50. Montana Education Association, 403
Power Blocli. Helena, Mont. (m[S-My] ;lv:S;
tp-none;i-s)

May 1944-May 1947

Mus Educators J — Music Educators Journal. C.
V. Buttelman, managing ed. $1.50. Music Ed-
ucators National Conference, 64 E. Jackson
Blvd., Chicago 4 (bi-ni[S-My ;m,Ja,Ap];lv:S;
tpi-none)

May 1944-April 1947

Nat Assn Deans Women J — Journal of the Na-
tional Association of Deans of Women. Ruth
Strang, ed. $2.60. National Association of
Deans of "Women, 1201 16th St., N.W., Wash-
ington 6, D.C. (q;lv:0;tpi-none)
June 1944-March 1947

Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui — Bulletin of the
National Association of Secondary-School
Principals. $3; free to members of the As-
sociation. National Association of Secondary-
School Principals, National Education Asso-
ciation, Paul E. Elicker, executive sec. 1201
16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C. (m[0-
My] :lv:Ja;tpi-none)

Formerly Department of Secondary-School
Principals Bulletin

October 1944-April 1947

Nat Bsns Ed Q — National Business Education
Quarterly. Vernal H. Carmichael, ed. $1; free
to members of the Department. Department
of Business Education, National Education
Association. HoUis P. Guy, executive sec,
1201 16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C. (q;
lv:0;tpi-none)

October 1943-May 1947

Nat Cath Ed Assn Proc — National Catholic
Educational Association Proceedings. $1. Na-
tional Catholic Educational Association.
1312 Massachusetts Av., N.W., W'ashington 5,
D,C. (annual)
1944-1946

Nat Ed Assn. See also Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin
Bui, Nat Bsns Ed Q, Nat El Prin, and Sec Ed

Nat Ed Assn, Circulars and other publications
are indexed as monographs

■Nat Ed Assn J— Journal of the National Ed-
ucation Association. Joy Elmer Jlorgan, ed.
$3; free to members. National Education As-
sociation of tlie U.S., 1201 16th St, N.W ,
Washington 6, D.C. (m[S-My] ;lv:Ja;tpi-l)
September 1944-May 1947

Nat Ed Assn Proc — National Education Asso-
ciation Proceedings. $3. National Education
Association, 1201 16th St., N.W., Washington
6, D.C. (annual)
1944-1945-46

Nat Ed Assn Res Bui— Research Bulletin of the
National Education Association. $1. Research
Division, National Education Association 1201
16th St., N.W.. Washington 6, D.C. (q:lvF-
tpi-I)

April 1944-April 1947

Nat El Prin — National Elementary Principal.
Eva G. Pinkston, ed. $3. Department of Ele-
mentary School Principals. National Educa-
tion Association, 1201 10th St., N.W. Wash-
ington 6, D.C, (bi-m[S-Je;vearbk,S];lv:S:
tpi-none)

June 1944-June 1947

Nat Parent Teach — National Parent-Teacher
Eva H. Grant, ed. $1. National Parent-Teach-
er Incorporated, COO S, Michigan Blvd. Chi-
cago 5 (mtS-Je];lv:S;tpi-r)
June 1944-May 1947

Nations Sch— Nation's Schools. Arthur B
Moehlman, ed. $3. Nation's Schools Publish-
ing Co 919 N. Michigan Av., Chicago 11 (m;
2v:Ja,Jl;tpi-r)

June 1944-May 1947

*Neb Ed J— Nebraska Educational Journal.
Archer L. Euriiiiam, ed. $2. Nebra.ska Slate
Education Association, 605 S. 14th St Din-
coin 8, Neb. (m[S-My];lv:Ja;tp-none;i-s)
April 1944-May 1947

%. Child— Nervous Child. Ernest Harms, ed.
$4. Child Care Publications, 30 West 58th St
New York 19 (q;lv:0:tpi-sb)
October 1944-April 1947
New Era— New Era in Home and School. P.
Volkov, ed. 8s ($2) New Era, 1 Park Crescent
London, W. 1 (m;lv:Ja;tp-none;i-s)
Jlay 1944-May 1947

*^A ^- ^*,?,*f Ed— New York State Education.
Arvie Eldred, ed. $2. New York State Ed-
ucation, A Eldred, 152 Washington Av.. Al-
bany 6, N.Y. (m[0-Je];lv:0;tpi-r)
May 1944-May 1947

North Cen Assn Q— North Central Association
?'."li,"*','"'^; ^.?;'-'an C. Koch, managing ed.
$2.50, $2 to libraries. North Central Associa-
tion of Colleges and Secondary Schools 4012
Universit.v High School Bldg., Ann Arbor,
Mich. (q;lv:Jl;tp-none;i-s)
April 1944-April 1947

Occupations— Occupations. Harry D. Kitson ed
$4.50. Occupations, 82 Beaver St N Y 5
(m[0-My]:lv:0;tp-none:i-s) ' '

May 1944-April 1947

*°»1'?n®?!l~°y? Schools. Hobart H. Bell, ed.
$i.bO. Ohio Education Association, 213-215 B
Broad St., Columbus 15, Ohio (m[S-Mvllv:
Ja;tpi-none)

April 1944-May 1947

•Pa Sch J — Pennsylvania School Journal, Har-
vey E. Gaynian, ed. $2. Pennsylvania State
Education Association, 400 N. 3d St Har-
nsburg. Pa. (m[S-My] ;lv:S;tp-r;i-s) '
April 1944-May 1947

'Parents Mag— Parents' Magazine. Mrs Clara
Savage Littledale, ed. $2.50. The Parents' In-
stitute, Inc. 52 Vanderbilt Av., NY 17
(m;lv:Ja:tpi-r)

July 1944-Jiine 1947

Peabody J Ed — Peabody Journal of Education
A. L Crabb. ed. $2. George Peabody College
for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn. (bi-m:lvJl-
tp-none:i-sj

May 1944-March 1947

Pedagog Sem— Pedagogical Seminary and Jour-
nal of Genetic Psychology. Carl Murchison,
ed. $14. The Journal Press. 2 Commercial
St., Provincetown, Mass. (q;2v:Mr,S;tpi-s)
June 1944-December 1940

Penn Sch J. See Pa Sch J

Phi

hi Delta Kappan— The Phi Delta Kappan.
Rolle Lanier Hunt. ed. $2. Phi Delta Kap-
pa, 2034 Ridge Rd., Homewood, 111. (mfS-
My];lv:S;tpi-I)

Publication, suspended with January 1944
issue: resumed publication with September
1945 issue.
December 1943-January 1944
September 1945-May 1947

Pittsburgh Sch— Pittsburgh Schools. Board of
Public Education. 155 Administration Bldg
Pittsburgh. Pa. (bi-m[S-My];lv:S;tp-none:

l-S)

January 1944-September 1946

Prac Home Econ— Practical Home Economics
Blanche M. Stover, ed. $2. Lakeside Publish-
ing Company, 468 4th Av., N.Y. 16 (mfS-Jel-
lv:Ja;tp-none;i-s)

June 1944-May 1947

P^ogres Ed— Progressive Education. Vinal H.
Tihbetts, ed. $3.75. American Education
Fellowship, 289 4th Av, N.Y. 10 (mlO-Myl-
lv:Ja;tpi-s)

October 1944-March 1947

Q J Speech — Quarterly Journal of Speech
Karl R. Wallace, ed. $3. Quarterly Journal
of Speech, Loren D. Reid, sec. University
of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. (q;lv:F;tpi-s)
October 1944-December 1946

Q R Higher Ed Among Negroes — Quarterly Re-
view of Higher Education Among Negroes
Henry Lawrence McCrorey, ed. $2. Johnson
C. Smith University, Charlotte, N.C (q-lv
Ja;tp-none;i-s)

April 1944-July 194G

' Also indexed in Readers' Guide to Periodical Literatur

LIST OF PERIODICALS INDEXED

Rellfl Ed— Religious Education. Laird T. HItes.
od $3.50. KeliKious KduCatien Association.
20 W. Jackson Blvd.. Chicago 4 (bi-ni:lv:Ja;
tpl-s) -"

July 1544-Apiil UHT

Res Q. See Am Aasn Health Phys Ed & Kec

Kis Q
R Ed Res— Review of Educational Research. %\.

Anioricun Educational Research Association.

i:;01 16ih St.. N.W.. Washington 6. D.C. tbl-

nitO-Jej:lv:F;tp-none;l-s)
Juno 1911-April lit47
R Univ — Revue Universitaire. Jacques Leclerc,

ed. 200 fr; foreiKn postage 40 fr Llbralne

Armand Colin. Iu3. Uoulevard Saint-Michel.

Fari.-i. 5* (bi-ni[0-Je) :lv:Ja:tpi-l)
January ia4i'i-January 1317

Safety Ed— Safety Education. Beatrice Koblec.
ed 52.50. National Safety Council. 20 North
Wacker Drive. Chicago, 6. (m[S-My];l»:S;
tpi-sb)

September ia4a-May 1D47

"Scholastic^Senior Scholastic (Hish ScIujoI
Teacher edition). Kenneth M. Gould, ed. $2.50.
(teacher ed. only): school group rate (two
or more subscriptions to one address) J1.20.
tor special eds. $1.50 for combined ed. Scho-
lastic Corp. 220 E 42d St. N.Y. 17 (w[S-My];
2v;F.S:tp-none:i-r)

Sch (El ed) — School (Toronto) (Elementary
edition). Adrian MacDonald. managing ed.
$1.25. Ontario College of Education, 371 Bloor
St. \V.. Toronto 5 (m[0-JeJ;lv;0;tpi-s)
June 1914-May 1947

Sch (Sec ed)— School (Toronto) (Secondarj- edi-
tion). Adrian MacDonald, managing ed. $1.25.
Ontario College of Education. 371 Bloor St.
W.. Toronto 5 (m[0-Je] ;lv:0;tpi-s)
Junf 1944-May 1947

Sch Activities— School Activities. Harry C. Mc-
Kown. ed. $2.5ii. School Activities PublLshmg
Co.. 1515 Lane St.. Topeka. Kan. (mCS-My];
lv:S;tp-none;i-s)

September 1944-May 1947

♦Sch & Com — School and Community. Inks
Franklin, ed. ?2. Missouri State Teachers' As-
sociation, Columbia, Mo. (m[S-My];lv:Ja;tp-
none;l-s)

April 1944-May 1947

'Sch St. Soc — School an^ Society. I. L. Kandel.
ed. $5; free to members. Society for the Ad-
vancement of Education, Inc., 15 Amster-
dam Av, New York 23 (w;2v;Ja,JI:tpi-sfn)
June 3. 1944-May 24, 1947

'Sch Arts — School Arts. Pedro J. deLemos. ed.
$4. School Arts. Printers Bldg.. 44 Portland
St. VVorce.ster S, Mass. (:n[S-Je];lv.S:tpi-r)
June 1944-May 1947

Sch Executive — School Executive. Walter D.
Cocking, ed. $2. The School Executive. 470
4th Av., N.Y. 16 (m;lv:S;tp-none;i-s)
June 1944-May 1947

Sch Life — School Life. Olga A. Jones, ed. $1.
Superintendent of Documents. Government
Printing Office. Washington 25, D.C. (m[0-
Jl];lv:0:tpi-lfn)

Publication suspended with February 1942
issue; resumed publication with October
1945 issue.
Supersedes Education for Victory
October 1945-May 1917

Sch Manag — School Management: Administra-
tion. Equipment. Maintenance. Lucile D.
Kirk. ed. $1. .School Management, Inc.. 52
Vanderbilt Av., N.Y. 17 (m[Ag-Je] ;lv:S;tpi-
none)

June 1944-April 1947

'Sch R — School Review. Ralph W. Tyler and
others, eds. $2.60. Department of Educa-
tion, University of Chicago press, 5750 Ellis
Ave., Chicago 37 (m[S-Je] :lv:Ja:tpi-s)
June 1944-May 1947

Sch Sci &. Math— School Science and Mathe-
matiis. Glen W. Wiuiur. vA. $3.50. School
Science and Mathematics. Ray C. Soliday.
P.O. Box 40S, Oak Park, III. (m[0-Je];lv:Ja;
tpl-s)

June 1914-May 1947

Sci Ed— Science Education. Clarence M. Prultt.
ed $2.50. .Science Education. Inc. C. M.
I'ruitt. School of education. Oklahoma A. and
Al College. Stillwater. Okla. (m[F-Ap.bi-m,
O.D]:lv:F:tpi-s)

April 1944-April 1947

Sci Teach— Science Teacher. John C. Chiddix,
ed. $1. Science Teacher, 201 North School
Street, Normal, 111. (q[F-D];lv:F;tp-none;
i-sb)

February 194G-April 1947

Sec Ed — Secondary Education. Hardy R. Finch
and Ernest U. Lewis, eds. $1. Secondary Edu-
cation, P.O. box 303, Greenwich, Conn, (q;
lv:S:tpi-none)

April 1944-February 1947

•Sierra Ed N — Sierra Educational News.
Vaughan MacCaughey, ed. $2. California
Teachers Association, 660 Market St.. San
Francisco 4 (m[S-Je] ;lv:Ja;tpi-r)
April 1944-April 1947

•Sight-Saving R— Sight-Saving Review. Isobel
Janowich. ed. $2. National Society for the
Prevention of Blindness. Inc.. 1315 Cherry
St., Philadelphia (q:lv:My:tp-none:i-s)

v 14 no 1 [Summer 1944J-V IG no4 [Fall
1946]

Social Ed— Social Education. Erllng M. Hunt,
ed, $2. Social Education. 1201 16th St., N,W.,
Washington 6, D.C. (m[0-My] :lv:Ja:tp-r;i-s)
October 1944-.May 1947

Social Studies — Social Studies. Arthur C. Bin-
ing. ed. $2. McKinley Publishing Company,
S09 N. 19th St.. Philadelphia 30 (m[0-My];
lv:Ja:tp-r:i-s)

(October 1944-May 1947

So Assn Q — Southern Association Quarterly.
Holland Holton, ed. $4: $3 to schs., cols, and
libs. Duke University Press. College Station,
Durham. N.C. (q;lv:F;tpi-s)
May 1944-May 1947

Teach Ed J — Teacher-Education Journal. F. C.
Borgeson. ed. $1. Eastern-States Association
of Professional Schools for Teachers. L. A.
W'hipple. subscription manager, Rhode Island
College of Education, Providence, R.I. (q;
lv:Je:tpi-s)

Discontinued publication with March 1945
number

June 1944-March 1945

Teach Col J — Teachers College Journal. Ber-
nardine G. Schmidt, ed. $1.50; Indiana State
Teachers College, Terre Haute, Ind. (m[0-
Ja;bi-m,Mr,My]:lv:0;tp-none;i-s)

May 1944-March 1947

Teach Col Rec — Teachers College Record. Max
K. Brun.steiter. ed. $3. Bureau of Publica-
tions. Teachers College, Columbia Univer-
sity, 525 W. 120th St., N.Y. 27 (m[0-My];lv:

0:tpi-s)

May 1944-April 1947

Tex OutI— Texas Outlook. B. B. Cobb. ed. $2.
Texas State Teachers Association. 410 E.
Weatherford St., Fort Worth 3, Tex. (m;lv:
Ja:tp-none:i-s)

April 1944-May 1947

Times Ed Sup — Times Educational Supplement.
15s 2d. Times Educational Supplement. Print-
ing House Sq., London. E.C. 4 (w;lv:Ja;tp-
none;i-s)

April 22. 1944-May 3. 1947

Train Sch Bui — Training School Bulletin. $1.
Training School. Vineland, N.J. (m[S-Je];lv:
Mr;tp-none:i-lfn)

May 1944-April 1947

Also indexed In Readers' Guide to I'eriodical Literature.

Xll

LIST OF PERIODICALS INDEXED

Und Child— Understanding the Child. W. Car-
son Ryan, ed. $1. National Committee for
Mental Hygiene, 1790 Broadway, N.Y. 19
(q;lv:Ja;tpi-none)

October 1944-April 1947

U.S. Office of Education, Bulletins and all
other publications of the OfBce are Indexed
as monographs.

See also Sch Life

•Va J Ed — Virginia Journal of Education.
Robert F. Williams, ed. $1.50. Virginia Edu-
cation Association, 401 N. Nintii St., Rich-
mond 19, Va. (m[S-lVIy];lv:S;tpi-r)
March 1944-May 1947

Volta R — Volta Keview. Josephine B. Timber-
lake, ed. $2. Volta Bureau. 1537 35th St..
NW., Washington 7. D.C. (m,lv:Ja,tpi-3)
June 1944-May 1947

'Wilson Lib Bui — ^\'ilson Library Bulletin.
Marie D. Loizeaux, ed. $1. H. W. Wilson Co.,
950-972 University Av., N.Y. 52 (m[S-Je];lv:
S;tp-none.i-s)

June 1944-June 1947

"Wis J Ed — Wisconsin Journal of Education.
O. H. Plenzke. ed. $1. Wisconsin Journal of
Education, 404 Insurance Bldg., Madison,
Wis. (m[S-Myl:lv:S:tpi-none)
April 1944-May 1947

World Assn Adult Ed Bui — World Association
for Adult Education Bulletin, ea Is. World
Association for Adult Education, 18 Gordon
Sq., London, W.C. 1. (q;i-cumulatlve In ea
issue)

Discontinued publication with February
1946 number

May 1944-February 1946

Note. — Additional periodical references on educational subjects are taken from the Agri-
cultural Index. Art Index, Industrial Arts Index, International Index to Periodicals, and Readers'
Guide to Periodical Literature. In these entries the titles of the periodicals are not abbreviated.

• Indicates selective material indexed free of charge.
' Also indexed in Readers' Guide to Periodical Literature.

Xlll

LIST OF YEARBOOKS ANALYZED
IN THIS VOLUME

Ami'iican a.s.sociation of school iiilniinistrators.
Omclal reports, 1944-1946

American association of teachers colleges.
Twenty-third— twenty-fifth yearbooks, 1944-
1946

American business education yearbooks, 1944-
1946

American school and university. 1944-1946

Association for student teaching. 23d-25th year-
hooks. 1943-1946

Association for supervision and curriculum de-
velopment. Leadership through supervision;
1946 yearbook

Association of school business officials. Pro-
ceedings, 1946

California elementary school principals' asso-
ciation. Sixteenth-eighteenth yearbooks. 1944-
1946

Central association of university and college
business oltlcers. Minutes of the thirty-third
antiual meeting. 1944

Clareniont colleges. Claremont college reading
conference; tenth-eleventh yearbooks, 1946-
1946

College physical education association. Forty-
seventh — forty-ninth annual proceedings.
1943-1946

Commercial education association of New York
citv and vicinitv. Fourteenth-sixteenth year-
books. 1943-1944—1945-1946

Conference for administrative officers of public
and private schools. Proceedings. 1944-1946

Conference on arithmetic, Chicago university.
Improving the program in arithmetic

Conference on reading, Chicago university.
1944-1946

Eastern association of college and university
business officers. Minutes of the twenty-fifth
annual meeting, 1944 -

Future teachers of America, Sixth-seventh
yearbooks. 1946-1947

Institute for administrative officers of higher
institutions. Proceedings. 1944-1946

Institute for education by radio. Education on
the air; fifteenth yearbook. 1944

John Dewey society. American high school:
Its responsibility and opportunity; eighth
yearbook

Kentucky. University. Proceedings of the
twenty-first — twenty-second annual educa-
tional conferences and the tenth-eleventh an-
nual meetings of the Kentucky association of
colleges and secondary schools

Middle states association of colleges and sec-
ondiiry schools. Proceedings of the fifty-
eighth — sixtieth annual conventions. 1944-1946

Middle states council for the social studies.
Proceedings. 1944-1946

Music teachers national association. Proceed-
ings. 1944-1945

National association of deans and advisers of
men. Proceedings, 1943-1944

National association of state universities.
Transactions and proceedings. 1946

National business teachers association. Elec-
tive business education; ninth yearbook

National Catholic educational association. Re-
port of the proceedings and addresses. 1944-
1946

National congress of parents and teachers.
Proceedings, 1946

National council for the social studies. Adapt-
ing instruction In the social studies to indi-
vidual differences: 1944. fifteenth yearbook

National council of teachers of mathematics.
Eighteenth yearbook; multi-sensory aids In
the teaching of mathematics, 1945

National council on schoolhouse construction.
Proceedings, 1943-1945

National education association. Department of
rural education. Rural schools for tomorrow

National education association.

1944—1945-46

Proceedings,

National science teachers association. Influence
of the war on science teaching; 1944 yearbook

National society for the study of education.
Forty-fourth — forty-sixth yearbook, 1945-1947

National society of college teachers of educa-
tion. Yearbook 29, 1944

New York society for the experimental study
of education. Advancing front of education;
1943 yearbook

Pennsylvania. University. School of education.
Schoolmen's week. Proceedings, 1944-1946

Southern university conference.
1944-1946

Proceedings,

Teachers college. Columbia university. Interna-
tional institute. Educational yearbook, 1944

White House conference on rural education
[Proceedings] 1944

DIRECTORY OF PUBLISHERS

A.L.A. American Library Association, 520 N
Michigan Av, Chicago 11

Ahinsdon-Cokeshury. Abingdon-Cokesbury

Press, 150 5th Av. N.Y. 11 , „ , v,

Abingdon Press. N.Y. See Abingdon-Cokesbury

Allen. G. George Allen & Unwin, Ltd, Ruskin
House, 40 IMuseum St. London WC 1

Am. Assn. for Adult Ed, Inc, 525 W 120th St,
N Y

Am. Assn. for Health, Physical Education, and
Recreation, 1201 16th St, NW, Washington 6,
D C

Am.' Assn. of Junior Cols. 1201 19th St, NW.
Washington 6. D.C.

Am Assn. of Sch. Ai'n. American Association
of School Administf tors, 1201 16th St, NW.
Washington G. J.C.

Am Bk. American Book Company, 88 Lexing-
ton Av, N.Y. 16 . „, »„„

Am. Council on Ed, 744 Jackson PI, NW.
Washington 6, D.C.

Am Ed. Fellowship. American Education Fel-
lowship, 289 4th Av, N.Y. 10

Am Ed. Press. American Education Press. Inc,
400 S Front St, Columbus 15, Ohio

Am. Psychological Assn. American Psycholog-
ical Association, inc, 1515 Massachusetts av,
NW, Washington 5, D.C.

Acquired Archives of Psychology which has
ceased publication.
Applelon-Century. D. Appleton-Century Com-
pany. Inc. 35 W 32d St, N.Y. 1

Archives of Psychology. See Am. Psychological

As3m"for Childhood Ed, Room 391. 1201 16th

St, NW, Washington 6. D.C.
Assn. Press. 347 Madison Av. N.Y. 17

Bacon & Wieck, Inc, Northport. N.Y.

Acquired the publications of N.Y. Univ.
Division of General Ed.
Baptist Sunday Sch. Bd. (Southern Baptist

Convention). See Broadman
Barnes. A. S. Barnes & Co. Inc. 67 W 44th St.

N.Y. 18
Barnes & Noble, Inc, 105 5th Av, N.Y. 3
Birchard. C. C. Birchard & Company. 221 Co-
lumbus Av. Boston 16
Blakiston. The lilakiston Company. 1012 Wal-
nut St. Philadelphia 5
Bookhaven. Bookhaven Press (Kellaway-Ide
Co) 1114 E 8th St. Los Angeles

Acquired the publications of Lymanhouse
1140 Columbus Av, Boston 20
Broadman. The Broadman Press, Sunday
School Bd, Southern Baptist Convention. 127
9th Av, N, Nashville 3. Tenn.
Bruce Pub. Bruce Publishing Company. 524-544

N Milwaukee St. Milwaukee 1
Burgess. Burgess Publishing Company, 426-

428 S 6th St. Minneapolis 15
Calif. Test Bur. California Test Bureau. 5916

Hollywood blvd. Los Angeles 28
Cambridge Univ. Press, Bentley House, 200

Euston Rd, London NW 1
Carnegie Foundation. Carnegie Foundation tor
the Advancement of Teaching. 522 5th Av.
N.Y. IS
Catholic Ed. Press. 1326 Quincy St. NE. Wash-
ington 17. D.C.
Catholic Univ. of Am. Michigan Av, NE,
Washington 17, D.C.

Address The Catholic Univ. of Am. press
Child Res. Clinic. Woods Schs. Langhorne. Pa.
Child Study Assn. Child Study Association of

America. Inc. 221 W 57th St. N.Y. 19
Christopher. Christopher Publishing House,

1140 Columbus Av. Boston 20
Col. Entrance Bk. Co. 104 5th Av. N.Y. 11
Columbia Univ. Press, 2960 Broadway, N.Y.

27

Conunonwealth Fund. Commonwealth Fund.

Division of Publications, 41 E 57th St, N.Y.

22

Consumer Ed. Study. Consumer Education

Study. 1201 16th St. N.W. Washington 6. D.C.

Cooperative Test Service. 15 Amsterdam Av,

N.Y.
Crofts. F. S. Crofts & Co. 101 5th Av, N.Y. 3
Crowell. The Thomas Y. Crowell Company. 432

4th Av. N.Y. 16
Curriculum Laboratory, Division of Surveys &
Field Studies, George Peabody Col. Nashville
4. Tenn
Dartmouth. Dartmouth College Publications,
Parkhurst Hall. Hanover. N.H.

Day. John Day Co, Inc, 2 W 45th St, N,Y. 19
Drvden. The Dryden Press, Inc. 386 4th Av,

N.Y. 16
Duke Univ. College Station, Durham, N.C.
Address Duke Univ. Press

Ed. Pubs. Educational Publishers. Inc. 720
Washington Av. SE. Minneapolis. Minn.
.Same as Ed. Test Bur.

Ed. Records Bur, 437 W 59th St. N.Y. 19

Ed. Re.ss. Service. Educational Research Serv-
ice. 1201 16th St. NW. Washington 6, D.C.

Ed. Test Bur. See Ed. Pubs.

Edwards Bros. Inc. 300 John St, Ann Arbor,
Mich.

Evaluation of Sch. Broadcasts, Ohio State Univ.
Columbus

Farrar. Farrar & Rinehart, Inc. 232 Madison

Av, N.Y. 16
Florida Curriculum Laboratory. See Univ. of

Fla. Curriculum Laboratory

George Peabody Col. George Peabody College
for Teachers, 2000 21st Av, S, Nashville 4,
Tenn.

George Peabody Col. Curriculum Laboratory.
See Curriculum Laboratory

Ginn. Ginn & Company (Athenaeum Press)
Statler Bldg. Park Sq. Boston 17

Gregg. Gregg Publishing Company. 270 Madi-
son Av, N.Y. 16

Hall. Hall & McCreary Co. 434 S Wabash Av.
Chicago 5

Harcourt. Harcourt, Brace & Company, Inc,
383 Madison Av. N.Y. 17; for high school
texts only; 1525 E 53d St, Chicago

Harlow. Harlow Publishing Corporation. 217 N
Harvey Av. Oklahoma City 2

Harper. Harper & Brothers (Pleiad Press Im-
print) 49 E 33d St. N.Y. 16

Harrap. George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd. 182
High Holborn. London WC 1

Harvard Univ. Press. Pub. Dept. 38 Quincy St.
Cambridge 38, Mass.

Heath. D. C. Heath & Company. 285 Columbus
Av. Boston IC

Hinds. Hinds. Hayden & Eldredge, Inc. 105 5th
Av, N.Y. 3

Holt. Henry Holt & Co. Inc. 257 4th Av, N.Y.
10. for ed. bks. only; 2626 Prairie Av, Chicago

Houghton. Houghton Mifflin Company (River-
side Press, Cambridge) 2 Park St, Boston 7

Human Engineering Laboratory, Inc, 347
Beacon St. Boston 16

Ind. Univ. See Ind. Univ. Bkstore
Ind. Univ. Bkstore. Box 46, Bloomington, Ind.
Inst, of Int. Ed. 2 W 45th St, N.V. 19
Int. Textbook. International Textbook Com-
pany. 1001 Wyoming Av, Scranton 9, Pa.

Johns Hopkins Press. Johns Hopkins Press,
Homewood. Baltimore 18

La. State Univ. Press, University Station.

Baton Rouge 3, La.
Lippincott. J. B. Lippincott Company, 227-231

S Sth St, Philadelphia 5

Acquired the publications of Stokes
Little. Little, Brown & Company. 34 Beacon

St, Boston 6
Longmans. Longmans. Green & Company, Inc,

55 Sth Av, N.Y. 3; Longmans. Green & Co.

Ltd. Ambleside. 43 Albert Drive. London

SW 19; for school books only: 221 E 20th St.

Chicago
Lucas Bros. Lucas Brothers. Publishers, 909

Lowry St, Columbia, Mo.
Lymanhouse. Los Angeles. See Bookhaven

McGraw-Hill. McGraw-Hill Book Company,
Inc. 330 W 42d St. N.Y. 18

McKnight. McKnight & McKnight. 109 W Mar-
ket St. Bloomington. 111.

Macmillan. The Macmillan Company. 60 5th
Av. N.Y. 11; The Macmillan Co. of Canada,
Ltd, St Martin's House. 70 Bond St. To-
ronto. 2; Macmillan & Co. Ltd. 10 St Mar-
tin's St. Leicester Sq. London WC 2

Manual Arts Press. 237 N Monroe St. Peoria 3.
Ill

Meador. Meador Publishing Company, 324 New-
bury St, Boston 15

Melbourne Univ, Press, Swanston St, Carlton.
Melbourne. N 3. Victoria. Australia

Methuen. Methuen & Company. Ltd. 36 Essex

St. Strand. London. WC 2

niRI'.CT(H<V OF rUHLISHERS

Mosbv. The C. V. Mosl>y pompany. Medical
Publishers, S207 WashliiKtoil Av. St T.imis 3

Nat. Assn. of Buslne.is Teaclior-Trali»4«K In-
stitutions. J. Frani-is Henderson. Oklahoma
AKrieullural and .Mechanical coIIckc, Still-
water. L>kla. „

Nat. Assn. of Commercial Tcacher-TrainlnB In-
stitutions. See Nat. Assn. of Business Teach-
er-Training Institutions

Nat. Assn. of Secondary-School Principals. 1201
16th St. N\V. WashlnKton 6. D.C.

Nat. Catholic Ed. Assn. 1312 Massachusetts Av.
NW. Wnshincton. D.C.

Nat. ConK. of Parents & Teachers. Hdqrs. 600
S MichiKan Blvd. ChicaRO 5

Nat. Conservation Bur, GO John St. N.Y. 7

Nat. Council for the Social Studies, 1201 16th
St. N.W. Washington 6. D.C.

N.K.A. National Education Association of the
United Stales, 1201 16th St. N\V. Washinp-
ton 6. DC. ,„,,

Nat. Res. Council. 2101 Constitution Av. NW.
WashlnKton 25. DC.

New York (city) Bd, of Ed, 110 Livingston St.
Brooklyn 2

N.Y. State Teachers Assn. 152 Washington Av.
Albany 6. N.Y.

N.Y. Univ. Bk. Store. See NY. Univ. Press

N.Y. Univ. Division of General Ed. N.Y. Univ.
Division of General Education, Service Bu-
reau for Adult Education, N.Y. See Bacon
tt Wieck

N.Y. Univ. Press. IS Washington Sq, N.Y. 3

Noble. Noble & Noble, Publishers. Inc. 72 5th
Av, NY. U

Northwestern Press. 2200 Park Av, Minneapolis

Publishers for the Northwestern College
Norton. W. W. Norton & Company. Inc. 70 5th
Av. N.Y. n

Ohio State Univ. University Press, Derby Hall,

Columbus 10, Ohio
Ore. State System. Oregon State System of

Higher Education. Mailing Dept. Eugene. Ore.
Owen. F. A. Owen pub. co. Dansville, N.Y.
Oxford. Oxford University Press, 114 5th Av,

N.Y. 11: 480-486 University Av, Toronto, 2:

Amen House. Warwick Sq, London, EX3 4;

Leighton House, 346-348 Little Collins St,

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia: B.I. Bldg.

Nicol Rd. Bombay

Pa. State Col. State College. Pa.

Pan Am Union, Constitution Av & C St, NW,

Washington 6, D.C.
Peabody Col. Bk. Store. Nashville. Tenn.
Pitman. Pitman Publishing Corporation, 2-6

W Ifith St, N.Y. 19
Prentice-Hall. Inc. 70 5th Av, N.Y. 11
Princeton Univ. Press, Princeton, N.J.
Progressive Ed Assn. See American Education

Fellowship
Psvchological Corp, 522 5th Av, N.Y.
Publlc-Sch. Public School Publishing Co, 509-

513 N East St, Bloomington, III.
Purdue Unlv, Lafayette, Ind.
p^itnam. G. P. Putnam's Sons (Knickerbocker

Press) Putnam Bldg, 2 W 45th St. N.Y. 19

Quarrie Corp, 35 E Wacker Drive. Chicago

Revell. Fleming H. Revell Co. 158 5th Av. N.Y.

10
Reynal. Reynal & Hitchcock. S W 40th St,

N.Y. 18
Ronald. The Ronald Press Company, 15 E

26th St, N.Y. 10
Roulledge. George Routledge & Sons, Ltd, and

Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner * Co, Ltd,

Broadway House, 68-74 Carter Lane, London.

EC 4
Row. Row, Peterson & Company. 1911 Ridge

Av, Evanston, III,
Rutgers Univ. See Rutgers Univ. Press
Rutgers Univ. Press, New Brunswick, N.J.
Ryer^on Press. 299 Queen St. W, Toronto. 2
For ed. matters address The Educational

Dept.

Sargent. Porter Edward Sargent. 11 Beacon
St. Boston 8

Saunders. W. B. Saunders Company. 218 West
■Washington Sq. Philadelphia 5

Saunders. S.J.R. S. J. Reginald .Saunders &
Co. Ltd, 84-86 Wellington St, W. Toronto 1

Science Res. Science Research Associates, Oc-
cupational Information Division, 228 S Wa-
bash Av. Chicago 4

Scott. Scott. Foresman & Company. 623-633

S Wabash Av. Chicago 5
Scrlbner. Charles Scribner's Sons. B97-BD9 6th

A v. N.Y. 17
Sliver. Silver Burdett Company. Everett Bide.

45 K 17th St. N.Y. 3
South-^\■estern Pub. South-Western Publishing

Conipany. Inc. 201-203 W 4th Si. Cincinnati 2
Stanford Univ. Press. Stanford University,

Calif.
Stechert. G, E, Stechert & Co. 31-37 E 10th

St. N.Y. 3
Stock. Steck Co. 9th & Lavaca Sts. Austin 1,

Tex.
Stokes. Frederick A. Stokes Company. Phila-
delphia. See Lipplncott
Supt. of Uoc. Superin' ndent of Documents.

Government Printing Ofi\-9. Washington.

D.C. '

Teachers Col. Columbia University. 525 W 120th

St. N.Y. 27
Temple Univ. Broad St & Montgomery Av,

Philadelphia 22
U.S. Odlce of Ed, Washington, D.C.
Univ. of Buffalo. Buffalo. N.Y.
Univ. of Calif. Berkeley 4. Calif.

Adilre.-<3 Univ. of Calif. Press, California

Hall, Berkeley 4. Calif.
Univ. of Chicago. Dept. of Ed. 5835 Klmbark

av, Chicago 37
Univ. of Chicago Press, 5750 Ellis Av, Hyde

Park Station, Chicago 37
Univ. of Fla. Curriculum laboratory, 317 Yonge

Bldg, Gainesville, Fla.
Univ. of Ga, Athens, Ga.

Addre-is Univ. of Ga. press
Univ. of III. Urbana. III.

Address Univ. of III. Press
Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa

Address The Dept. of Publications
Univ. of Kan. Lawrence, Kan.
Univ. of Ky, Lexington 29, Ky,

Address t'niv. of Ky. Press, Frazee Hall,

Lexington 29, Ky.
Univ. of London Press, Ltd, Malham House,

9 Park Hill, Bickley, Kent, England
Univ. of Jlich. Ann Arbor. Mich.

Address The Univ. of Mich. Press, 311

Maynard St. Ann Arbor. Mich.
Univ. of Minn. Minneapolis 14. Minn.

Address The Univ. of Minn, press. 100

Westbrook Hall. Minneapolis 14
Univ. of Mo. Columbia. Mo.
Univ. of N.C. Press. Box 510. Chapel Hill. N.C.
Univ. of N.Mex. Albuquerque. N.Mex.
Univ. of Neb, Lincoln. Neb.
Univ. of Okla. Press. Faculty Exchange. Nor-
man, Okla.
Univ. of Ore, Eugene, Ore.

Address The Univ. of Oregon Press
Univ. of Ore. Co-operative Store. Eugene,

Univ. of Pa. Philadelphia 4
Address The library

Univ. of Pa. Press. 3G22 Locust St, Phila-
delphia 4

Univ. of Southern Calif, Office of Univ. pub-
lications. University Park. Los Angeles

Address The Univ. of Southern Calif. Press

Unlv of Tex. Austin 12. Tex.

Address The University Publications, Univ.
of Tex. Austin 12, Tex.

Univ. of the State of N.Y. State Ed. Dept.
Albany 1, NY.

Univ. of Toronto Press, Toronto 5

Books formerly imprinted Unlv. of Toronto
Lib. are now pub. by the Press

Univ. of Va. University. Va.

Univ. Pub. Co. University Publishing Com-
pany. 1126 Q St, Lincoln 1. Neb.

Unlv. Tutorial Press, Ltd. Clifton House. Eus-
ton Rd, London NW 1

Van Nostrand. D. Van Nostrand Company, Inc.
250 4th Av, N.Y. 3

Whitcombe &- Tombs, Ltd, Box 954, Christ-
church C 1, N.Z.

Wiley. John W'lley & Sons, Inc, 440 4th Av,
N.Y. 16

Wilson. H.W. The H. W. Wilson Company,
950-972 University Av, N.Y. 52

Winston. John C. %Vinston Company, 1006-1018
Arch St. Philadelphia 7

World Bk. World Book Company, 313 Park
Hill .\v. Yonkers 5, N.Y.

Yale Unlv. Press, 143 Elm St, New Haven T,
Conn.

KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS

+

abb rev

abr

Ag

Am

Ap

assn

auth

av

bd

bibliog

bibliog

bi-m

bk

bldg

blvd

bros

bul

bur

circ

CO

col
com
comm
comp
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conf
cong
cont
corp
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dept
diag
doc
ea
ed

contintied on later
pages of same is
sue

Book analyzed
abbreviation
abridged
August

America, American
April

association
author
avenue
board

bibliography
f bibliographical foot-
notes
bi-monthly
book
building
boulevard
brothers
bulletin
bureau
circular
company
college
committee
commission
compiler
condensed
conference
congress
continued
corporation
December
department
diagram
document
each

edited, edition, edi-
tor, education, ed
ucational

enl

exp

ext

F

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inc

inst

int

introd

Ja

Je

Jl

jr

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-1

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ltd

misc

mo

Mr

My

N

nat

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O

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pa

Pl

por

pres

enlarged

experiment, experi-
mental

extension

February

index

illustration

incorporated

institute

international

introduction

January

Tune

July

junior

joint

sent loose in last

number of volume
sent loose in a fol-
lowing number of

succeeding volume
leather
library
limited
miscellaneous
monthly
March
May

November
national
number
none issued
new series
October
pages
paper
place
portrait
president

pnv ptd privately printed
proc proceedings

pseud pseudonym
Pt part

Ptg printing

pub publication, pub-

lished, publisher,
publishing
q quarterly

R review

-r sent on request

ref reference

res research

rev revised

S September

-s stitdied in first

number of volume
-sb stitched in last

number of volume
sch school

sec secretary

semi-a semi-annually
semi-m semi-monthly
ser series

-sfn stitched in a follow-

ing number of suc-
ceeding volume
soc society

sq square

St street

sup supplement

supt superintendent

tP; title page

tpi- title page and index

tr translated, transla-

tion, translator
univ university

V volume

vocab vocabulary
w weekly

followL^g'expL^lTi'stivrn:' ''' '°™ °' ^'^'"^"" '° "^S^^'"" "^^ >" ''- -tr.es the

Sample of an entry from a periodical: In be-
half of educational research. D. E. Scales.
Phi Delta Kappan 28:365-9 My '47

Explanation: The article by Scales will be
found m Phi Delta Kappan volume 28 on
pages 365-369 of the May 1947 issue Full
names of periodicals are given after the
abbreviations in the "List of Periodicals
Indexed."

Sam^e of an entry from an analyzed book:
Seven adventures in pioneering H A
Overstreet. (In Future teachers of Amer-
ica. Seventh yearbook, 1947. p35-41)

Explanation : The article by Overstreet will be
found in the Seventh yearbook, 1947 of
fc"*."/*^ Teachers of America, on pages
35-41. Full bibliographical information
about the Seventh yearbook, 1947 is given
in the main entry under Future Teachers
of America

EDUCATION INDEX

CUMULATIVE AUTHOR AND SUBJECT INDEX
July, 1944 — ^June, 1947

A.A.A.S. See American association for the ad-
vancement of science

ABCA. See Great Britain — Army bureau of
current affairs

ACC. See Allied control commission

A.Y.H. See Youth hostels

AABY, Pearl

Light globe doll heads. Sch Arts 4C:66 O 'IG
AANRUD, Hans
Lisbeth Long-frock; story, tr. from the Nor-
wegian by L. E. Poulson; rephrased for
reading by the deaf.' by M. S. Doolittle
(cent) Volta R 46:335-7. 393-6. 446-7. 5u0-2.
564-7. 636-7; 47:20-3. SO-1 Je-N '44. Ja-F
■45
AARO. Ruth
Tvpes of errors found in business letters. Nat
Bsns Ed Q 14:23-8 My '46
ABACUS. See Mathematical instruments
ABBATE, Celeste
Language teacher and the future, blbliog f
Am Sch Bd J 111:31-2 N "45
ABBOT, Anthony, pseud. See Oursler, F.
ABBOTT, Allan

English teaching: a look back — a look ahead.
Teach Col Rec 46:186-94 D "44; Same cond.
Ed Digest 10:35-7 F '45
Mission of humor in the teaching of English.
H Sch J 29:79-83 Mr '46
ABBOTT, Cyril Edward

If I had a son. J Chem Ed 23:438 S '46
ABBOTT, Edward Carlton
Relationship between variations in silent read-
ing ability and mental ability; abstract of
doctor's dissertation. J Ed Res 39:314-16 D
•45

ABBOTT, Ella. See Steward. A. P. jt. auth.

ABBOTT, Harley D. See Morsh. J. E. jt.

autii.
ABBOTT, Keith J.

Two horse or stock trailer. Ind Arts & Voc
Ed 33:415-19 V '44
ABBOTT, Martha

All-school show. Sch Activities 17:17-lS-f-,
47-9 S-O '45
ABBOTT, Sara D.

StoiT of the Christian church; leader's guide.
72p pa $1 '45 Pilgrim press. 14 Beacon st.
Boston 8

— Same: student's workbook. 31p map pa 35c
'45 Pilgrim press, 14 Beacon st. Boston 8
ABBOTT, W.

Teelinical education for engineers in England.
J Eng Ed 3G:C53-6 Je '46
ABBREVIATIONS
Abbreviations charts. Instr 54:31 N '44; 12
Ja '45
See also
Mathematical sym-
bols
Symbols

ABBUHL, Frederick

Writing laboratory course. J Eng Ed 36:269-71
D '45

Yoshishige
Vddress to the U.S. education mission. Sch &
Soc 64:73-5 Ag 3 '46

ABEL, Mrs Theodora (Mead) and Von Grune-
baum, G. E.
Contribution of a medieval Arab scholar to
the problem of learning. J Personal 15:59-
69 S '46

ABELE, Vera-Belle

Thanksgiving assembly program. Grade
Teach 64:16 O '46
ABELL, Edward LaRue
Leisure-time activities for teachers. Teach
Col J 16:6-7 S '44
ABELL, Irvin
Case of the invisible foe. Cath Ed R 42:354-9
Je '44

ABELL, Walter Halsey
An and labor. Magazine of Art 39:231-94-
O '46
ABELSON, Harold Herbert, and Ellis, Albert

Other devices for investigating personality,
bibliog R Ed Res 17:101-9 F '47
ABERCROMBIE, Stanley A. See Eaves. R. W.

jt. auth.

ABERCROMBIE, Towne R.

Implications of industrial arts for general
education. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 34:405-6 N
'45
New conceptions of industrial arts. Ind Arts
& Voc Ed 34:2424- Je '45
ABERDEEN, South Dakota

Board of education

Building survey of Aberdeen schools. "44 The
bd.

Central high school
Accelerated headache. C. J. Dalthorp. Clear-
ing House 20:199-200 D '45

Howard- Hedger elementary school
Moving the farm to town. C. J. Dalthorp and
others. 11 Am Sch Bd J 110:23-4 '=' '45

Public schools

Aberdeen puts oomph into its victory coun-
cils. C. J. Dalthorp. il Sch Executive 63:
31-2 Ag 44

Aberdeen's core program. C. J. Dalthorp. El
Sch J 45:94-8 O '44

Boards of education I have known. C. J.
Dalthorp. Am Sch Bd J 109:32 S '44

It serves the community too. L. M. Leistikow
and C. J. Dalthorp. il plan Nations Sch 34:
39-40 Jl -44

ABERDEEN. University
Summer school for Americans in Scotland.
Inst Int Ed X Bui 22:9-10 F '47
ABERDOVEY. Vi/ales. Outward bound sea

school. See Outward bound sea school
ABERNATHY, Ruth
On being a real teacher. N Y State Ed 33:636-

S+ My '46
Study of expenditures and service in physical
education; an analysis of variations in ex-
penditure, extent of service, personnel, ft-'
cilities. and program of physical educati^

in selected schools of New X<tr''Ci£i^
(Contributions to ed. no9flJ>-^- / eae^./^Xf
$1.85 '44 Teachers coii^»--^ / /-<>/

Rec 46:330J_,£„V^rj;mes L /

I

EDUCATIOX IXDEX July 194+-June 1947

ABERNETHY, Thomas Perkins

Historjcal sketch of the University of Vir-
ginia. So Assn Q 9:68-79 F '45
ABERRATION, Spherical

-Model to demonstrate spherical aberration
of a concave spherical mirror. F. R. Hirsh

,,j'"- il Am J Physics 13:2C7-S Ag '45

Model lo. demonstrate spherical aberration of
a convex spherical mirror. F. R Hirsh ir
Am J Physics 14:66 Ja '46
ABILD, Mrs Ruth Hildreth

Are you an A-)- parent? Better Homes &
Gardens 23:42-i- Mr 45

Headwear. Grade Teach 64:58H- D "46

Seatwork for the early days of the term.
Grade Teach 62:4G-t- S '44

Unit on money. Grade Teach 64:4C-7-f- F '47
BILENE, Kansas

Garfield school
Jarfleld school at Abilene. Kansas. W C
\Robmson. il plans Am Sch Bd J 114:41-3 Ja

47

\LENE Christian college, Texas

\periment in promoting interest in reading.

tf. G. Fox. bibliog f El Sch J 47:451-60 Ap

yTIES, Special. See Aptitudes

n-Y

Vity and achievement. F. G. Davis

pupations 23:394-401 Ap "45

/lopment of special abilities at the junior

/i\of39?5°l i^-% ""■ ^- Schlesser. J Ed

dualities in adult capacitv, from military

/f.'''j„W. V. Bingham, bibliog Science 104:

. j4i-52 Ag 16 '46

t the concepts of growth and ability. P J

Sulon. Harvard Ed R 17:1-9 Ja '"47

Vmanence of clerical interests in relation

^ age and various abilities. S. F Klug-

Vn- ^'*'''°S Journal of Social Psychology

\115-20 F '45

/ions between ability and social status
la midwestern community; sixteen-year-
\ boys and girls. L. L. Janke and R J
>>-ighurst. J Ed Psychol 36:499-509 N

itions between ability and social status
in a midwestern community: ten-year-old
chi dren R. J^ Havighurst and L. L. Janke.
bibhog f J Ed Psychol 35:357-68 S '44
nple method for comparing the achieve-
ment of classes with their ability \V C
>athwohl, J Ed Psychol 35:248-53 Ap '44
tt^ ,of ability in a certain junior high
thool. Pittsburgh Sch 19:97-102 Mr '45^
See also
ire and ability
rtistic ability
- -ollege aptitude
Correlation of abil-
ities '
Creative ability

LIS

TY, Influence of age on. See Age and

TY grouping

1-oaches to differentiated reading instruc-
)n. E. A. Betts. (In Conference on read-
lg pg's^lOO^)^ current practices in read-

■oup procedures in reading instruction. M
-t. Perlman. Nat El Prin 25:31-4 O '45
ftroupiiig and organizing pupils for %vork E

^K- l^.h'„''7"?'"- J^" Pennsylvania. UniVer:

sit> School of education. Purpose and plan

in education. p66-70)

/Grouping children: a discussion. S. M Corev

f and others. Ed Leadership 4:365-73+ air '47

"^ -Sj^i!"^ , ^""""P^ improve social climate
M. Willcockson. Ed Digest 12:28-31 D '46

^"Tilr^il"'''' ^™"P'"^- I^d Leadership 4:354-

Intellectually gifted child. .<5. G Santavana

bibUog f Clearing House 21:259-67 Ja'"?'-

,S,W;,e^cond. Ed Digest 12:7-10 Ap '47

,\1..a^_ °" grade grouping. H A. Lane

1-e*^',^ 'n<liviaui:3S5-95Mr'47 "^•

■*°-- ^ ««'-'ach. Sswace^ .n t.

:-300

Mechanical ability
Motor ability
Motor development
Musical ability
Physical ability
Scientiflo ability

ft L.?^P"'tr "^'^^^ '" grouping children
at school. H. J. Otto. Childh Ed 22:326-9
Mr 46: Same cond. Ed Digest 11:7-9 My '46
See also
Group instruction

Bibliography
Recent developments in grouping, a minimum
&'i"r'°£1il1y-,_B, a Smith, and A. J. DoUo

-eaj-" inaiviaui:3S5-95 Mr '47
f -if ^ Gerlach. Sactace^ in Texas
, " 10:298-300

Ed Leadership 4:403-ll-J- Mr '47

Elementary schools

^'"Rr„'S''T^ ""m S'"Oi!P'ns in Springfield. B
Richardson, il Sch Executive 63:27-9 Jl '44

High schools

"^ nl'lfii";, "'^ .program in mathematics to the
3"9':lot-?STy"%6°- ^^ "^"■'^'"^- ^^^'^ ^eich

'^°sTn''o'".'''S!l °' *^S achievement of an honor
fstrv 7 T ^S-r 5 '■'^^15'" <^'^«« in cheml
N •« Fhedner. H Points 28:67-70

"^%'^,B^fi^%'^- ^- P°"er. Math

""j Ed^iis'leJ^T'^i'^^"" "^^"'- ^- ^- c°"'«y-

'^''i'^mJ^".?"',- r?^'? i"'^ "^^ professor's. E. Y.
Lindsay. Calif J Sec Ed 22:93-8 F '47

Intermediate grades

''Vn '■"rhi"'? grouping for reading instruction
in the intermediate grades. D H Russell
hibhog J Ed Res 39:462-70 F '46 ^^^"■

Junior high schools
"■^*?o''f'hi*?„", °^ ^!'^ ■*".'"°'' high school program

lij?irP- --• -a^ni-^SCse^l'l

°Sc"h'''??-7l°F'^4??^r'- ^- ■"'•^DeVore. Ohio
11 S"'4'4 Summary. Sch Manag 14:

Hmv about the junior high school' R r
Hammock and T P Rsk^r ir'V t „;.j i.V-
■1:396.402 Mr '47 ^aker. Ed Leadership

^"fpiVr,,]""'' ^1''''°°' tackles failures: plan cuts
tailing marks to lA of 1% i p t L„ li
Clearing House 20:327-9 P ^46 ^^'P°^^-

Primary grades

■^of''nim1ir'"'l'i'^ instruction to varying needs
dah^ ^/n n '^'^ Primary grades. H. M. Lin-
dahl. (In Conference on reading ADoraJsal
of current practices in reading.% m-V)
ABILITY tests '

Ba.sic consideration in a program of fresh

Comparison of comic book and non-comic
book readers of the elementary school F
Heisler. J Ed Res 40:458-64 F '47

Discov'ery of outstanding talent in vouth S
M. Corey. Teach Col Rec 48:260-8 Ja '47 :

V^^V T"*^- ^'^ Digest 12:1-4 Ap '47 '

E^ect of special construction of test item,
on their factor composition. C. Lovell pi

7n,l1 -^!"- P^-cliological assn. ^o^eii. pa

Implications for postwar education of testing
Pn™t1t™re' ^"1}"'''^ 11^'^^ arm°ed1orcef

^:";in'T 19:289-9?- Ja'=-"4f"'""- ^"^'^ ^-
fw^<P„" the similarities and differences be-
n "t ,P™Je<'"ve tests and ability tests
r89-94 tlT-T"- P«>-'^'>°l°*^i<=a> Review-'^sl;

Relationship between ability and achievement
in the army specialized training program
Ps>^hol^f^-:Tr54T'4'j- ^- BoS^slSv.s?y"":j

''v?So^'pf^^'l;SgA"s<^ ?i!^fZ2'^%s''''''

See also
Mechanical ability Speed tests

Musld, ability tests '""r^'e'nlT M^^f'
Physical ability tests battery '^"'""^^
ABLEN, Mrs Beatrice

Cli_>ldren are different. Childh Ed 2i:298-300-f

ABNEY, Louise

'^'ir''*;'A'^^ '° '""prove speech. J
N 46

F.DI'CATIOX IXIM-.X

l')44--Iuiie 1Q47

ABNEY. Louise— Cxi/itiiicrf-.. .

Freedom of speech. Instr 56:32+ N 46
Onil loaiilng. (In Nullonal educatlOBr asso-
ciation. Dopnrlnicni of elementary school
principal.^. Hole of speech in the elementary
school. pC.I-G)
Popcorn song. Instr 5G:44 Ja 47 ,, „. , _

rrevalcnt faults In speech. Instr 55:20+ *
•46
ABNEY, Velma Overne

Let's be practical ahout office trPiiilnK. J

Usns IM 22:11-12+ Ja '47

TeachiiiK of oflice practice in the large hlfih

school: with emphasis on good practices in

iiiclho.lology. Nat Bsns Ed Q 14:J3-6+ U

■|.'>

ABNORMAL children. See Children. Abnormal

ABNORMAL psychology. See Psycholopy.

I'atliolopical
ABORIN. Boris , „,

Schools in liberated Yugoslav territory. J Ed
London 7B:490 O '44
ABRAHAM. Herbert J. , ^.^

StudviiiR the Dumbarton Oaks proposals, bib-
lios Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:27-32+
F -45
TeachinK world understanding: from the De-
partment of state. Sch Executive 66:90-1
o 'It;
World organization for peace. Sch Life 2S:

3-4 O Mo
— See Williams. J. jt. auth.

ABRAHAMS, Harold Justin
ICxhibit as a supplementary method; the
atomic bomb. Sch Sci & Math 47:165-72 F
■47
High-school course in organic chemistry. J

Cliem Ed 24:244 My '47
— See Crosson. R. C. jr. jt. auth.
— and others

Simple and permanent apparatus for demon-
strating conductivity of electrolytes. Sch
Sci * Math 44:730-4 N '44
ABRAHAMSEN, Lova. See Carb. B. P. jt.

coinp.
ABRAHART, Bertram W.

Folk hiRh schools in Sweden. Times Ed Sup
1584:424 S S '45
ABRAMOVITCH. Ida

Fine arts program in the elementary school.
(In California elemcntar.v school principals'
association. Guideposts for the elementary
schools of tomorrow: sixteenth yearbook,
p 117-22)
ABRAMS, Dorothy F.

Biological determinants of personality. J Ed

129:306-8 D '46
Suege.-stion as a factor in social behavior.
Clearing House 21:162-5 N '46
ABRAMS. Marcelle S.
School and the social adjustment of ortho-
pedicallv handicapped children. Sch & Soc
63:413-14 Je 8 '46
Specialized education for ortliopedically handi-
capped children. Sch & Soc 64:444-6 D 21
•46
ABRAMS, Ray
Veterans' training program in New Orleans.
Nat Bsns Ed Q 15:28+ O '46

— and others

Functions of placement and follow-up in co-
operating with business. (In American
business education yearbook. 1944. p201-lS)
ABRAMS. Ray Hamilton

Sociologist and tlie use of visual aids. J
Higher Ed 18:209-12 Ap '47
ABRAMS. W. Amos

Is poetry fair? H Sch J 29:50-1 Mr '46
ABRAMSON. Judith, and Freedman, D. K.
Health education in a housing project. Pub-
lic Health Nursing 38:178-82 Ap '46
ABRAMSON. Leonard S.

Coiinselee's ratings of formative influences
upon vocational choice, bibliog J Ed Psychol
35:559-64 D '44
ABSENCES
Jack was absent yesterday. O. D. Wardle.

Clearing House 21 :85-8 O '46
Reduce absenteeism by student-parent aid.
D. R. Lyons. Ohio Sch 23:208+ My '45

School absence due to sickness In the war
vears, I. Altman and A. Clocco. Child De-
velop 16:189-99 D '45

School attendance can be improved. M. Wil-
liams. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 30:37-8
Mr '46

Sickness absenteeism among white school
children In Hagerstown. Maryland. 1940-43.
A. Ciocco and 1. Altman. Child Develop 15:
Sl-8 Je "44
Sec alsv

.Mtendance Teachers — Leaves of

Sabbatical leave absence

Sick leave Truancy

Elementary schools
Causes of elementary school absence. N.
Hightowcr and L. A. Barrett. Am Sch
Bd J 111:29+ JI '45

High schools
Health and attendance. E. W. Weber. 11 Sch ■

Executive 64:47 Je '45
Licking the absentee problem. M. Berger.

H Points 27:77-80 S '45; Same. Nat Assn

Sec Sch Prin Bui 30:20-2 D '46; Same cond.

Sch Manag 15:255 Ja '46

Junior high schools

Reasons for .absence of junior-high-school
students. A. S. Lindley. bibliog f Ed Adm
*i Sup 31:45-52 Ja 45
ABSORPTION
See also

Adsorption
ABSORPTION (physiology)

Vitamin demonstration relative to absorption.
L. R, Yothers. Sch Sci & Math 45:690-2 N
■45
ABSTRACT art

Non-objective designing. H. W. Annen. il
Sch Arts 46:188-9 F '47
ABSTRACTNESS

Note on a revised block design test as a
measure of abstract performance. W. (jold-
farb. bibliog J Ed Psychol 36:247-51 Ap '45
ABSTRACTS. Educational

Abstracts. See issues of Science education

Abstracts and digests. H. H. Bracey. J Negro
Ed 15:218-19 Ap '46

Abstracts; education. L. Magruder and M.
Ritchie, comps. J Home Econ 38:304-5 My
'46

Abstracts of dissertations, for the year 1943.
George Peabody college for teachers. "43
The col.

Abstracts of dissertations in education ac-
cepted by the University of Missouri from
1939 to 1946. by committee on research and
service. School of education. Missouri. Uni-
versity. (Bui. v47 no22. Ed. ser. no39) 82p
'46 The univ.

Abstracts of dissertations. 1939-1941, 1?42-
1945. St John's university, Brooklyn. Grad-
uate school. 2v pa The univ, 75 Lewis av,
Brooklyn. N.Y. 6

Abstracts of dissertations, 1944-45. Stanford
university. '45 The univ. Stanford Univer-
sity. Calif.

Abstracts of dissertations presented by can-
didates for the degree of doctor of phi-
losophy. Ohio state university. Graduate
school. See main entry

Abstracts of doctoral dissertations in reli-
gious education. 1943-1944. M. L. Palmer,
comp. Relig Ed 39:396-405 N '44

Abstracts of doctoral dissertations in religious
education, 1944-1946. Relig Ed 42:105-10 Mr
'47

Abstracts of doctoral dissertations, 1943-1946;
presented to the Graduate college in partial
fulfillment of the requirements for the de-
gree of doctor of philosophy. Nebraska.
Universitv. Graduate school. 4v bibliog '43-
'46 The univ.

Abstracts of doctoral dissertations, 1944.
Penns.vlvania state college. $1 '45 The col.

Abstracts of masters* theses submitted to
the Graduate college in partial fulfillment
of the requirements for master's degree.
Ohio university. Graduate college. 25p '45
•The univ.

Abstracts of theses and faculty bibliography,
1942-1943. 1943-1944. Washington (state)
Universitv. (Pubs. Theses ser. v8-9) 2v
132:44p pa '41-'tG The univ. Seattle

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ABSTRACTS, Educational — Continued
Abstracts of theses tor higher degrees, 1943
and 1944. Arizona. University. Graduate
college, pa 25c '45 The univ. Tucson
Abstracts of theses. 1942-1945. Cornell uni-
versitv. 4v 1942-1943, 1945 pa ea $2: 1944
$2.50 '44-'46 Cornell univ press. 125 Roberts
pi, Cornell Heights. Ithaca, N.T.
Abstracts of theses, 1942-1946. Tulane univer-
sity of Louisiana. Graduate school. 5v pa
gratis The school. New Orleans

Abstracts of theses, researches completed,
and bibliography of publications. Pitts-
burgh. University. Graduate school, bib-
liog t pa '44 The univ. Pittsburgh

Abstracts of theses submitted in partial ful-
fillment of the requirements for the degrees
of doctor of philosophy and doctor of educa-
tion, October 1943-June 1944, October 1944-
June 1945, October 1945-June 1946. New
York university. School of education. 3v pa
■44-'46 The sch, Washington sq, N.Y. 3

Abstracts of unpublished masters' theses, In-
diana state teachers college, 1943-1944.
Teach Col J 15:133-8 Jl '44

Abstracts of unpublished masters' theses,
Indiana state teachers college, 1944-1945.
Teach Col J 16:138-41 Jl '45

Catholic university research abstracts. Cath
Ed R 45:41-3, lOS-10. 166-8, 239-40, 298-300
Ja-Mv '47

Current literature on Negro education: ab-
stracts. H. H. Bracey. J Negro Ed 16:
190-1 Ap '47

Doctoral dissertations, abstracts and refer-
ences (1939. 1940 and 1941) Iowa. Univer-
sity. v3-4 bibliog pa '43-'44 The univ.

Education in lay magazines, June 1. 1944.
Rducational research service, pa 25c '44
The service

Education in lay magazines. September 1,
1944. Educational research service, pa 25c
'44 'The service

Education in lay magazines, December 1,

1944. Educational research service, pa 25c
'44 The service

Education in lay magazines. March 1, 1945.

Educational research service, pa 25c '45 The

service
Education in lay magazines. June 1, 1945.

Educational research service, pa 25c '45 The

service
Education in lay magazines, September 1,

1945. Educational research service, pa 25c
'45 The service

Education in lay magazines, December 1, 1945.

Educational research service, pa 25c '45 The

service
Education in lay magazines, March 1, 1946.

Educational research service, pa '46 The

service
Education in lay magazines. June 1. 1946.

Educational research service, pa 25c '46

The service
Education in lay magazines, September 1,

1946. Educational research service, pa 25c
'46 The service

Education in lay magazines, December 1,

1946. Educational research service, pa 25c

'46 The service
Education in lay magazines, March 1. 1947.

Educational research service, pa 25c '47

The service
Measurement abstracts. F. A. Kingsbury, ed.

See issues of Educational and psychological

measurement
Microfilm abstracts [semi-annual] University

microfilms, pa 75c Univ. microfilms, 313 N

1st St. Ann Arbor. Mich.
Research abstracts. American association for

health, physical education, and recreation.

National council of the research section. See

issues of American association for health.

physical education, and recreation research

qviarterly
Research abstracts. J. A. Hockett, ed. See

issues of Childhood education
Research abstracts and bibliographies. A. S.

Barr, ed. See issues of Journal of educa-
tional research
Summaries of doctoral dissertations: stib-

mitted to the Graduate school in partial
fulfillment of the requirements for the

degree of doctor of philosophy, July 1942-
June 1943. Wisconsin. University. Grad-
uate school. '44 Univ. of Wis. press. 811

State st, Madison 6

Summaries of researches reported in degree
theses. See issues of British journal of ed-
ucational psychology

Summaries of theses accepted in partial ful-
filment of the requirements for the degree
of doctor of philosophy. Harvard university.
Graduate school of arts and sciences. See
main entry
ABT, Henry E.

Adult education activities of national organ-
izations. Adult Ed Bui 8:169-73 Ag '44

ACADEMIC costumes
Academic costume belittled. J. L. Meriam.

Sch & Soc 62:127 Ag 25 '45
Academic costume in American colleges. W.
S. Anderson. Assn Am Col Bui 32:416-18
O '46
Everybody wears a cap and gown, il Life
18:70-2 Je 25 '45
ACADEMIC credits. See Credits and credit

systems — Colleges and universities
ACADEMIC degrees. See Degrees. Academic
ACADEMIC dissertations. See Dissertations.

Academic
ACADEMIC freedom

Academic babel. J. St G. Lynch. Cath Ed

R 42:607-13 D '44
Academic freedoni. Nevr Republic 112:861 Je

25 '45
Academic freedom. Times Ed Sup 1638:451 S

21 '46
Academic freedom and tenure at the Uni-
versity of Texas: an interim report. R. E.
Himstead. Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 30:
627-34 D '44
Academic freedom and tenure: report of com-
mittee A for 1944. American association of
university professors. Committee on aca-
demic freedom and tenure. Am Assn Univ
Prof Bui 31:5-17 Mr '45
Academic freedom and tenure: report of com-
mittee A for 1945. American association of
university professors. Committee on aca-
demic freedom and tenure. Am Assn Univ
Prof Bui 32:5-17 Mr '46
Academic freedom and tenure: Smith college.
E. C. Kirkland. Am Assn Univ Prof Bui
32:107-48 Mr '46
Academic freedom and tenure: statements of
principles. American association of univer-
sity professors. Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 31:
113-18 Mr '45: Same. Am Assn Univ Prof
Bui 32:149-55 Mr '46
Academic freedom and tenure; University of
Missouri. Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 31:278-
315 Je '45
Academic freedom at Biarritz American uni-
versity. J. G. Umstattd. Am Assn Univ
Prof Bui 32:315-16 Je '46
Academic freedom in Texas. New Republic
■ 111:615 N 13 '44
—Academic freedom in Texas: real-estate
values V. education. C. E. Ayres. New Re-
public 111:740-2 D 4 '44
^Argentine declaration. R. A. Lambert. Sci-
ence 101:502 My IS '45
"Civil liberties: a wartime problem of the
schools. J. C. Almack. Am Sch Bd J 108:15-
x 16 Je '44
Civil war in Texas. H. Stilwell. il Collier's

115:15-19-1- Ja 6 '45
Concerning the University of Texas; ex-
cerpts from the council record. Am Assn
Univ Prof Bui 31:462-5 S '45
Court decisions on teacher tenure reported in
1943. 1944, 1945 and 1946. National education
association. Committee on tenure and aca-
demic freedom. 4nos pa ea 25c '44-'47
N.E.A.
Dalhousie drops a president. J. Robinson. Na-
tion 160:274-5 Mr 10 '45
Dr Hainev and the University. D. M. Mc-

Keithan. Tex Outl 29:36 Ja '45
Due process in higher education. DR Scott.

Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 32:367-73 Je '46
Easy chair; new style attack on academic
freedom at University of Texas. B. De
Voto. Harper's Magazine 191:134-7 Ag '45
— Education for a free world. E. L. Vance. Ed

Rec 26:90-7 Ap '45
^ Education in the United nations. H. R.

Stassen. Pa Sch J 94:237-9 Mr '46
-.^Freedom of teaching jeopardized. .A,. B.
Moehlman. Nations Sch 35:19 Ja '45

EDUCATION TN'DEX lulv 1044- June 1947

ACADEMIC freedom — C(>ii<iii««d..

Frofdom to teach the truth. National com-
mission for the defense of deu»«cracy
through education. Ed Vic 3:2 S 4 '44
HiKher education. K. C. Kosecrance. I'rogres
Kd 23:10'.i-in Ja '46 , , „ , „

Hvsteria repeats itself. I. L. Kandcl. Sch &

Soc 65:277 Ap 19 '47 , ,

Make freedom ring. 11. N. Baldwin. Proeres
Kd 22:5-S N '44
-. Meaning of academic freedom. W. P. Webb.

Tex OuU 29:17 F '45

No return. K. R. Korstad. New Republic H3:

70-2 Jl 16 -45 , , , ^

Xor any other man either; the fate of edu-
cation under democracy. W. H. Alexander.
Transactions of the Royal Society of Can-
ada s3 39 sec 2:1-29 '45
Report of commission on academic freedom
and academic tenure. W. P. ToUey. Assn
Am Col Bui 31:163-4 Mr '45
Situation at Texas. R. II. Eckelberry. J

Higher Ed 16:49 Ja '45
Teachers militant: the battle for academic
freedom in Argentina. Am Assn Univ Prof
Bui 32:644-56 V '46
We are mostly like this. G. H. Henry. Clear-
ing House 20:259-61 Ja '46
Who can he trusted with ideas? M. Giles
and H. H. Giles. Ed Leadership 2:134-5 D
•41
Why I've abandoned teaching tolerance; with
comments. E. K. Heikkinen. Clearing House
20:S2-9 O '45; Same cond. Ed Digest 11:32
D '45
ACADEMIC success. See Student achievements
ACADEMIC tenure. See Tenure
ACADEMIES. See Private schools
ACADEMY of pedagogical sciences of the
U S S R.
Fourth session. Sch & Soc 62:215 O 6 '45
New academy of pedagogical sciences.
U.S.S.R. E. Medvnskv. Sch & Soc 59:360
.My 20 '44
ACADEMY of sciences of the U.S.S.R.

British scientists' visit to Russia: new links
of learning. Times Ed Sup 1576:328 Jl 14 '45
ACADIANS

On the trail of Evangeline. J. W. Wayland.
Mad Q 7:29-37 Ja '47
ACALANES union high school, Lafayette,
California
Designing flexible school buildings. J. L.
Reid. plans diag Sch Executive 64:62-4 Mr
•45
ACCELERATED children. See Children, Gifted
ACCELERATION

Accelerated education in the postwar period.

B. J. Kohlbrenner. Am Sch Bd J 112:20-1

Je '46

Acceleration: disgrace or challenge? S. L.

Pressey. bibliog Science 104:215-19 S 6 '46

Is acceleration a good thing? M. L. Hartung.

Sch R 54:190-1 Ap '46
Reorganization of the Catholic school system.
F. P. Cassidy. Cath Ed R 45:265-72 My '47
Speed up education? A. W. Reeve. H Points

26:77-9 Je '44
Up from Gilgal. J. Whatmough. Classical

Philology 39:218-22 O '44
WTiat is acceleration? N. Y. Wessell. Sch &
Soc 62:361-3 D 8 '45: Same cond. Ed Digest
11:48-50 F '46

Colleges and universities
Abbreviate or lengthen schooling? R. L.

Hoke. Ky Sch J 23:36-f D '44
Accelerated marking time. E. N. Cooper.

Sch & Soc 60:381-3 D 9 '44
Accelerated programs in the postwar small
college. W. D. Blake. Sch & Soc 60:155-6
S 2 '44
Acceleration and other adjustment to vary-
ing abilities of students in the post-war
period. R. B. Draughon. So Assn Q 8:515-
19 N -44
Acceleration and the demobilized student in
education. A. J. Klein. Ed Res Bui 24:85-7
Ap '45
Acceleration at the college level as a per-
manent feature. B. V. Moore. (In Penn-
sylvania. University. School of education.
Educational planning for peace. p300-5)
Acceleration in the colleges. C. S. Marsh. 25c

'43 Am. council on ed.
Acceleration is a problem in implementation.
M. A. Stewart. Sch & Soc 61:346-7 My 26
'45

Acceleration: purposes, means, and out-
comes. E. D. Cocklns. Am Assn Col Reg J
19:501-5 Jl '44

Acceleration the hard way. S. L.. Pressey. J
Ed Kes 37:561-70 Ap '44

Acceleration's artful aid. R. WIthlngton. Am
Assn Univ Prof Bui 30:358-65 S '44

Age of college graduation and .success in
adult life. S. L. Pressey. bibliog J Ap
Psychol :!0:226-:i3 Je '46

Analysis of the effects of college acceleration.
• S. L. Pressey and M. A. Fleshcr. Ed Adm
& Sup 30:361-6 S '44

Did thev graduate too young? M. A. Flesher.
Ed Res Bui 24:218-21 N '45

Effective teaching in accelerated courses. R.
L. Skeen. J Higher Ed 17:263-5 My '46

Four years of college? Yes. H. W. Dodds.
New York Times Magazine p9-|- N 25 '45

Honors seminar as a method of acceleration.
M. A. Klinesmith. Ed Res Bui 25:13-184-
Ja '46

Lessons from a war training program. A. C.
Smith. Nat Cath Ed Assn Proc 1944:172-81

Neglected crucial psycho-educational prob-
lem. S. L. Pressey. bibliog J Psychol 18:
217-34 O '44

Panel discussion on acceleration. Nat Cath
Ed Assn Proc 1944:199-204

Pitfalls in acceleration. R. B. Smith, bib-
liog f Ed Res Bui 24:127-33 My '45

Should acceleration at the college level be
continued after the war? M. E. GladfcltCr.
(In Pennsylvania. University. .School of
education. Educational planning for peace.
P295-300)

Should acceleration at the college level be
continued after the war? J. W. Nason. (In
Pennsylvania. University. School of educa-
tion. Educational planning for peace. p291-
4): Same. Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 30:222-6
Je '44

Some requisites for accelerated education. D.
K. Beckley. Sch & Soc 60:92-4 Ag 5 '44
See also

Degrees, Academic —
Time requirements

Research
Acceleration of college work. Ed Vic 3:17 N

20 '44
Educational acceleration. S. L. Pressey. Ed

Res Bui 23:188-90; 24:216-17-t-: 25:217-18 O

•44, N '45. N '46

Engineering schools and colleges
Accelerated programs in mechanical engi-
neering. D. L. Arm. J Eng Ed 35:500-2 My
'45
Returns from a questionnaire on the accele-
rated program. J. W. Stewart. J Eng Ed
36:lSS-92 N -45

High schools

Accelerated headache. C. J Dalthorp. Clear-
ing House 20:199-200 D '45

Accelerated program for veterans. S. Levey.
H Points 27:23-6 My '45; Summary. Sch
Manag 15:183 N 'IS

Acceleration in admission to college. C H
McCully and H. H. Threlkeld. J Higher Ed
15:324-5 Je '44

Admission without high school graduation;
with discussion. C. E. Dammon. Am Assn
Col Reg J 19:471-85 Jl '44

B.A.'s for bobby soxers. C. Burns, il Parents
Mag 22:2fi-7-t- Je '47

Comparative stud.v of students entering col-
lege one or more semesters before gradua-
tion from high school. I. A. Berg and R. P.
Larsen. bibliog J Ed Res 39:33-41 S '45

High-school acceleration for veterans. Sch
Life 2S:6 N '45

Hope high's successful experiment in ac-
celeration. H. D. Wood. Clearing House 20:
36-8 S '45

Planning the accelerated program. E. E.
Pogar. Nations Sch 37:43-4 F '46

Retraining and accelerated education. A. R.
Brinkman. il J Bsns Ed 20:15-16 F '45

Selection of accelerated students. A. G. Dain.
Sch & Soc 60:125-7 Ag 19 '44

What lies ahead? W. F. Cunningham. North
Cen Assn Q 20:274-6 Ap '46

Junior colleges
Shall we continue acceleration? F. Marston.
Jun Col J 16:51-2 O '45

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— Tune 1^547

ACCELERATION (mechanics)

One wav of teaching acceleration. C. W.

Lombard. Sch Sci A: Math 45:668-71 O '45

Problem and an experiment on horizontal

acceleration. R. M. Sutton, diags Am J

Physics 13:257-60 Ag '45

Rolling .spheres and cylinders. W. B. Pieten-

pol. Am J Physics 13:260-1 Ag '45
Some misconceptions concerning force and
acceleration. J. D. Elder. Sch Sci &. Math
44:645-9 O '44
ACCIDENT Insurance. See Insurance, Accident
ACCIDENT prevention

Accident antidotes. See issues of Safety edu-
cation
Accident prevention. W. M. Strong. Sierra

Ed N 40:5 S '44
Accident prevention: an integration unit. M.
A. Brown, bibliog Public Health Nursing
38:239-40 My '46
Accident prevention for the blind. Safety Ed

26:11 Ap '47
Attacking the child accident problem. H. G.

Danford. Am Sch Bd J 112:39-41 Mr '46
Careers in safety. H. J. Stack and others,
bibliog $1.50 '45 Funk and Wagnalls co.
354 4th av. N.Y. 10
Children on the streets. E. O'Dea. Safety Ed

26:24-5 S '46
Conmiunity accident prevention. N. Doscher.

il Safety Ed 25:4-5 Ap '46
Coiitemporary problems in accident preven-
tion and safety education. J. H. Harvey. J
Ed Sociol 2U:7S-S4 O '46
Designing safety into the home. D. K. Sar-
gent, diags Prac Home Econ 23:138-1- Mr '45
Did X cause produce Z effect? P. H. Blais-

dell. Safety Bd 26:5-6 My '47
Don't just tell them — but sell them — safe
homes. M. W. Fowler. Safety Ed 26:10-11
N '46
Force=mass X acceleration. F. L. Verwiebe.

Safety Ed 26:8-9 Mr '47
Greater safety for our youth — an American
opportunity. H. J. Stack. J Ed Sociol 20:
114-23 O '46
Highway safetv conference. F. Gabriel. Nat

El Prin 26:42 O '46
In the interest of public safety. S. Templeton.

Safety Ed 26:22 Ap '47
Individual responsibility — Red cross program.
1. G. Nevins. il Safetv Ed 25:10-ll-f- F '46
Keep child deaths down. Tex Outl 29:12 N

■45
Keep safety in the first string lineup. L. O.

Waldorf, il Safety Ed 26:4-6-t- S '46
Kilrov savs stop, look, live! O. J. Meister.

Safety Ed 26:7 Mr '47
Nature and scope of society's accident prob-
lem. H. T. Heald. J Ed Sociol 20:68-73 O
'46
New record — nobody wants! N. H. Dearborn.

Nat Parent Teach 40:24-5 Ja '46
Pedestrian safety. Safety Ed 26:15-18 S '46
Philosophy of the accident problem. R. L.

West. .1 Ed Sociol 20:74-7 O '46
Proviso higli school is safetv conscious. J.

I.ane. il Safety Ed 25:18 Ap '46
Reducing the accident rate by safety in
school athletic equipment and recreational
areas. H. G. Danford. bibliog Am Sch Bd
J 113:33-6 D '46
Responsibility of athletic officials for accident
prevention. H. R. Allen. J Health & Phys
Ed 18:61-2-1- F '47
Safe on the farm. 11 Safety Ed 25:8-9 My '46
Safetv in school athletics. P. F. !Meverman.

Am Sch Bd J 109:31-2 N '44
Safety program: National congress of par-
ents and teachers. J. I. Nicholson, il
Safety Ed 26:20-1 S '46
School custodian aids safety. S. W. McKee.

il Safety Ed 26:16 Ja '47
School safety in Syracuse. W. L. Fox. 11

Safety Ed 25:22-3 Ap '46
Schools can help halt expected increase in
accident fatalities. National safety council.
Sch ManaK 15:145 N '45
Sports officials safeguard players. H. R.

Allen, il Safety Ed 26:8-9 D '46
Stop-and-go safety. M. Schaeffer. Parents

Mag 20:62 D '45
We must teach home accident prevention.

Nations Sch 34:42 N '44
What are we doing to prevent accidents?
I. G. Nevins. J Health & Phys Ed 16:17-|-
Ja '45

■Why not teach farm safetv? M. J. Nicol. il

Ag Ed Mag 19:10-11 Jl '46
See also
Cafeterias and lunch Laboratories — Safety

rooms — Safety de- devices and meas-

vices and measures ures
Chemical labora- Moving pictures in

tories — Safety de- safety education

vices and measures Safety education
Farm shops — Safety School buildings —

devices and meas- Safety devices and

ures measures

Fire protection Shops, School — Safety

devices and meas-
ures

Research
Greater safetv for our youth — an American
opportunity. H. J. Stack. J Ed Sociol 20:

114-23 O '46

Great Britain
Child safety in Britain. E. C. Thomson.

il Safety Ed 25:12-13 Ap '46
ACCIDENTS

Accident and childhood mortality. Am Teach

31:25 My '47
Accident antidotes. See issues of Safet.v edu-
cation
Accident repeaters. M. M. Wvman. .Safety Ed

25:6-9 O '45
Accidents in vocational education. E. Hayes.

il Safety Ed 25:12-13 F '46
Accidents must not liappen. F. M. Pelton.

il Nations Sch 36:29 D '45
Attacking the child accident problein. H. G.

Danford. Am Sch Bd J 112:39-41 Mr '46
Automobile is here to stay! D. Slutz. il Safety

Ed 26:4-5 F '47
Booby traps in the home. E. Hayes. Safety

Ed 25:12-13 D '45
Children on the streets. E. O'Dea. Safety Ed

26:24-5 S '46
Concepts of accidents. R. W. Eaves and

S. A. Abercrombie. J Ed Sociol 20:85-00

O '46
Farm and home accidents are costly. W. F.

Hall. Ag Ed Mag 18:134 Ja '40
First peacetime semester. E. Hayes, il Safety

Ed 25:24-5 My '46
Gymnasium accidents. E. Hayes. Safety Ed

25:33-4 Ja '46
Home safe home. E. O'Dea. Safety Ed 26:

17 D '46
How school-age pedestrian accidents occur.

E. Hayes. Safety Ed 25:10-11 N '45
Keep safety in the first string lineup. L. O.

Waldorf, il Safety Ed 26:4-5-t- S '46
Liability for school accidents. H. N. Rosen-

fleld. Nations Sch 35:50-1 Ap '45: 37:51-2 Ap

'46
Nature and scope of society's accident prob-
lem. H. T. Heald. J Ed Sociol 20:68-73 O '46

1945 accident toll. E. Hayes, il Safety Ed
2.5:14-15 Ap '46

1946 accident toll. A. D. Battev. Safety Ed
26:21 Ap '47

1946 accidents in review. A. D. Battey. Safety
Ed 26:8 My '47

Non-school — jurisdictional accident report. E.
Hayes. Safety Ed 25:14-15 O '45

Psychology of safety and safe human con-
duct. A. R. Lauer and M. D. Kramer. J
Ed Sociol 20:107-13 O '46

Public accidents (non-motor vehicle) E,
Hayes, il Safety Ed 25:14-15 Mr '46

Reverse the psychology; interview with C. B.
Luce. B. Roblee. il Safety Ed 26:2-3 F '47

Safety education in the schools; a study of
accident facts and suggestions for the de-
velopment of a safety education program.
New York (city) Board of education, pa '45
The bd.

School jurisdictional student accident report.
E. Hayes. Safety Ed 25:6-7 S '45

Some accidents don't just happen. C. J. Fos-
ter. 11 Parents Mag 21:38-9-J- My '46

Soniethin.tr to think about. Ind Arts & Voc
Ed 36:143 Ap '47

Summary statistics of the accident situation.
Safety Ed 26:30 My '47

Trends in safety education in physical edu-
cation. W. W. Patty, il Safety Ed 25:22-3
N '45

What's the score? E. O'Dea. Safety Ed
26:20-1 O '46

Where do we go from here? E. O'Dea. Safety

Ed 26:18-19 Ja '47

EDI'CATIOX IXDKX July 1944— June 1947

ACCIDENTS— Co»(illr«rf ...

Voiiili's no. 1 enemy. Math Teach 33:338 N

See aho
First aid in illne.ss
ami injury
ACCIDENTS. Industrial

Deaf worl<er.s have most accidents. Volta H

47:278 My '45
Forward steps in industrial safety. V. .\.

Zmumr. J i;d Sociol 20:103-6 O '46
Physical impairment and tiie job. G. de la

Liat. Volta K 48:524 S '46
Uniformilv in traininR safety engineers. K.
P. Blake. Safety Ed 26:5+ D '46
ACCIDENTS. Liability for. See Liability. Leeai
ACCOMPLISHMENT quotient. See Achieve-

mont (iiiotient
ACCOMPLISHMENT ratio. See Achievement

quotient
ACCOMPLISHMENT tests. .See Achievement

tests
ACCOUNTANTS, Public
Higher education: oertitled public account-
ancy: law. rules and information. June.
1944. New York (state) University. (Hand-
book 14) 73p '44 Univ. of the state of N.Y.

ACCOUNTING

Accountant or bookkeeper? can .vou explain
the difference'.' A. Lebeda. Bsns Ed World
26:563 Je '46

Accounting system for a ship's service store.
L. S. Gibb. J IBsns Ed 20:22-3 S '44

Adjustments tor .accrued interest. H. A.
Zacur. Bsns Ed World 27:329 F '47

Adjustments for deferred charges. H. A.
Zacur. Bsns Ed World 27:214 D '46

Depreciation and depletion. H. A. Zacur.
Bsns Ed 'World 27:455 Ap '47

Depreciation trends in accounting. 1. M.
Finn. Xat Bsns Ed Q 15:37-42 My 'i~

Experience in the school treasurer's office.
C. M. File, il J Bsns Ed 22:15-16+ N '46

Government by accountants: a reply to E. A.
Robinson. J. C. Christensen. Ed Rec 25:317-
18 Jl '44

Official manual of instruction for boards of
education, administrators, treasurers and
secretaries of Kentucky school districts: to
be used with the Kentucky uniform financial
accounting system. Kentucky. Department
of education. (Ed. bul. v 13 no 12) 1011-
1092p pa '46 The dept. Frankfort

Trade-ins and taxes. H. A. Zacur. Bsns Ed
World 27:264-5 Ja '47

Vocational information for prospective book-
keepers and accountants: comp. by grad-
uate students of Northwestern university.
Bsns Ed World 26:310-12 F '46
See also

Auditing Farm bookkeeping

Cost accounting Financial statements

Correlation with other subjects
Adapting the accounting curriculum to the
needs of a nation at war. (In New York
society for the experimental study of edu-
cation. .\dvancing front of education; 1D43
yearbook, p 172-5)
Correlating accounting instruction with busi-
ness law. H. A. Zacur. Bsns Ed World 25:
15-17 S 44

Teaching
Accounting course for technical and nontech-
nical students. D. Lipsky and E. R. Young.
Journal of Accountancy 82:494-500 D '46
Accounting theory in home economics. M.

Sublette. J Home Econ 37:272-4 My '45
Charting accounting procedures. H. A. Zacur.

Bsns Ed World 27:20 S '46
Charting general and cost accounting cycles.
H. A. Zacur. Bsns Ed World 26:376-7 Mr
'46
Teaching accounting depreciation. J. N. Myer
J Bsns Ed 22:27 D '46

New York (state)
Higher education: certified public account-
ancv: law. rules and information. May 1945.
New York (state) University. (Handbook
14) 73p '45 Univ. of the state of N.Y.

Teaching methods

Accounting. Iv. C. Cropper. 5th ed 243 Mac-
donald & Evans. 8 John st. Bedford row,
London WC 1

Modern methods in the teaching of book-
keeping and accountancy. W. H. H. Lane.
4.-i .Macdonald & Evans. 8 John st. Bedford
row. London WC 1

Tests and scales
USAFI tests in bookkeeping and accounting.

B. S. Bloom and V. M, Amerson. J Bsns Ed

21:15-17+ Ja '46
ACCOUNTING, School. See Athletics— Finance:

Colleges and universities' — P'inance; Extra-
curricular activities — Finance; I'rivate

schools — Finance; Reports and records;

School finance
ACCREDITED architectural schools
Accredited schools of architecture. Higher

Ed 2:7 S 1 '45; Same. Occupations 24:241

Ja '46
ACCREDITED colleges and universities

Acciedited higher institutions, 1044, United

States, Ofilce of education. (Eul. 1944 no3)

144p pa 25c '45 Supt. of doc.
Accredited higher institutions outside N.C.A.

territory. North Ccn Assn Q 19:53-64 Jl '44
Accredited higher institutions outside N.C.A.

territory. North Cen Assn Q 20:51-62 Jl '45
Accredited higher institutions outside N.C.A

territory. North Cen Assn Q 21:63-73 Jl

'46

Accredited institutions of higher education.
E. B. Ralcliffe. Higher Ed 1:3-5 Je 1 '45

Li.st of accredited colleges. January 1, 1945.
(In Middle states association of colleges and
secondary schools. Proceedings, 1944. pS9-
91)

List of accredited colleges. January 1, 1946.
(In Middle states association of colleges and
secondary schools. Proceedings, 1945. p97-9)

List of accredited colleges, January 1. 1947.
(In Middle states association of colleges and
secondary schools. Proceedings. 1946. p99-
101)

List of accredited institutions of higher edu-
cation, effective April 1944 to April 1945.
North central association of colleges and
secondary schools. Commission on colleges
and universities. North Cen Assn Q 19:41-
52 Jl '44

List of accredited institutions of higher edu-
cation, effective April 1945 to April 1946.
North central associatioti of colleges and
secondary schools. Commission on colleges
and universities. North Cen Assn Q 20:38-50
Jl '45

List of accredited institutions of higher edu-
cation, effective April 1946 to April 1947.
North central association of colleges and
secondary schools. Commission on colleges
and universities. North Cen Assn Q 21:45-
57 Jl '46

Mississippi

Accredited high schools and colleges. Mis-
sissippi. Department of education. (Bul.
no 111) 52p '45 The dept, Jackson
ACCREDITED dental schools and colleges

Dental schools accredited. Higher Ed 2:8 S 1
'45: Same. Occupations 24:241-2 Ja '46
ACCREDITED high schools

Accredited secondary schools in the United
States. 1944. United States. Office of edu-
cation. (Bul. 1944 no4) 198p pa 30c '44 Supt.
of doc.

List of accredited secondary schools. Janu-
ary 1. 1945. (In Middle states association
of colleges and secondary schools. Pro-
ceedings, 1944. P93-117)

List of accredited secondary schools, January
1, 1946. (In Middle states association of
colleges and secondary schools. Proceedings,
1945. p 101-25)

List of accredited secondary schools. January
1, 1947. (In Middle states association of
colleges and secondary schools. Proceed-
ings. 1946. p 103-30)

List of approved secondary schools. North
central association of colleges and secon-
dary schools. Commission on secondary
schools. North Cen Assn Q 19:77-134 Jl '44

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ACCREDITED high schools — Continued

List of approved secondary schools. North
central association ot colleges and sec-
ondary schools. Commission on secondary
schools. North Cen Assn Q 20:76-132 Jl '45

List of approved secondary schools. North
central association of colleges and sec-
ondary scliools. Commission on secondary
schools. North Cen Assn Q 21:89-152 Jl '46

New schools accredited November 1946. (In
Middle states association of colleges and
secondary schools. Proceedings. 1946. p37-8)

Statistical information concerning the sec-
ondary schools accredited by the North cen-
tral association, 1942-43. North central as-
sociation of colleges and secondary schools.
Commission on secondary schools. North
Cen Assn Q 18:326-65 Ap '44

Summary of the 1944-45 annual reports of
secondary schools accredited by the North
central association. North Cen Assn Q 20:
253-62 Ja '46

Mississippi

Accredited high schools and colleges. Mis-
sissippi. Department of education. (Bui.
no 111) 52p '45 The dept. Jackson
ACCREDITED junior colleges

Accredited higher institutions outside N.C.A.
territory. North Cen Assn Q 19:53-64 Jl '44

Accredited higher institutions outside N.C.A.
territoiv. North Cen Assn Q 20:51-62 Jl
•45

Accredited higher institutions outside N.C.A.
territory. North Cen Assn Q 21:64 Jl '46

List of accredited junior colleges. January 1,
1945. (In Middle states association of col-
leges and secondary schools. Proceedings,

1944. p92)

List of accredited junior colleges, January 1,

1945. (In Middle states association of col-
leges and secondary schools. Proceedings,
1945. p 100)

List of accredited junior colleges, January 1,
1947. (In Middle states association of col-
leges and secondary schools. Proceedings,
194G. p 102)
ACCREDITED library schools. See Library

•■schools and training
ACCREDITED Negro schools

Approved list of colleges and secondary
schools for Negro youth. Southern associa-
tion of colleges and secondary schools.
Committee on approval of Negro schools.
Q R Higher Ed Among Negroes 14:105-8
Ap '46; Same. So Assn Q 10:270-5 My '46

Report of the committee on approval of Ne-
gro schools; approved list of colleges and
secondary schools for Negro youth. South-
ern association of colleges and secondary
schools. Committee on approval of Negro
schools. So Assn Q 11:109-14 F '47
ACCREDITED secondary schools. See Ac-
credited higii schools
ACCREDITED teachers colleges

Accredited higher institutions outside N.C.A.
territory. North Cen Assn Q 19:53-64 Jl '44

Accredited higher institutions outside N.C.A.
territory. North Cen Assn Q 20:51-62 Jl
•45

Accredited higher institutions outside N.C.A.
territory. North Cen Assn Q 21:64 Jl '46

List of accredited institutions — 1944-45. (In
American association of teachers colleges.
Twentv-third yearbook. 1944. d 166-71)

List of accredited institutions effective
March, 1945, to March, 1946. (In American
association of teachers colleges. Twenty-
fourth yearbook, 1945. p 139-44)

List of accredited institutions, effective March
1. 1946 to March 1, 1947. (In American asso-
ciation of teachers colleges. Twenty-fifth
yearbook, 1946. p 120-4)

List of accredited teachers colleges, January
1, 1945. (In Middle states association of
colleges and secondary schools. Proceedings,

1944. p92)

List of accredited teachers colleges, January
1, 1946. (In Middle states association of col-
leges and secondary schools. Proceedings,

1945. p 100)

List of accredited teachers colleges. January
1, 1947. (In Middle states association of
colleges and secondary schools Proceedings.

1946. p 102)

ACCREDITING

Accreditation of agricultural engineering cur-
riculums. Agricultural Engineering 26:515
D '45

Accreditation of secondary schools. W. E,
McVey. bibliog f North Cen Assn Q 19:10-
18 Jl '44

Accreditation of technical institute programs.
Higher Ed 1:7-8 Je 15 '45

Accreditation of terminal technical curricula.
H. P. Hammond. Jun Col J 15:409-12 My '45

Accrediting agricultural engineering curric-
ula; view points of agricultural engineer-
ing faculty members. G. B. Nutt. J Eng Ed
37:386-8 Ja '47

Accrediting correspondence schools. J Bsns
Ed 21:27 O '45

Accrediting of agricultural engineering cur-
ricula. R. A. Seaton. J Eng Ed 35:67-76 S
■44

Accrediting procedures in medicine, dentistry,
and nursing. H. H. Horner, bibliog f Ed
Rec 28:67-81 Ja '47

California committee sponsors study of ac-
creditation. H. W. Edwards. Calif J Sec
Ed 20:128 Mr '45

Comment on accrediting correspondence
schools under the G.I. bill of rights. W.
Bethke. J Bsns Ed 21:30 Ja '46

Institutions accredited by the American pub-
lic health association to give the degree
of master of public health (diploma of
public health in Canada) for the academic
year 1946-1947. American Journal of Public
Health 36:244-7 Mr '46

Lines of progress for the commission on col-
leges and universities. J. D. Russell. North
Cen Assn Q 19:321-7 Ap '45

Movement tor the accrediting of liberal arts
colleges. J. H. Hughes, bibliog f Am Assn
Col Reg J 21:190-204 Ja '46

NCA lifts its wartime moratorium on ac-
crediting activities. Sch & Soc 61:275 Ap 28
'45

Problems of accrediting in teacher education
area curricula. J. M. Hughes. Teach Col J
17:101-2-1- My '46

Recognition and accrediting of Illinois sec-
ondary schools. Illinois. University. (Bui.
v43 no5) 26p gratis '45 The univ.

Use of tests by accrediting agencies. P. B.
Jacobson. bibliog f (In American council
on education. Committee on measurement
and guidance. New directions for meas-
urement and gTiidance. p35-4S)
See also

Colleges and univer- Junior colleges —
sities — Standards Standards

High schools — Stand- Standards

ards Technical schools —

Standards
ACCULTURATION

America, a cultural democracy? J. Golebiow-
ski. bibliog f Social Studies 38:80-2 F '47

Barriers to acculturation. L. Tajiri. (In Cali-
fornia elementary school principals' associa-
tion. Education for cultural unity: seven-
teenth yearbook. p25-8)

Principles of human development applied to
intergroup education. A. Davis and R. J.
Havighurst. (In American association of
teachers colleges. Twenty-fourth yearbook,
1945. p 17-27)

Some basic concepts in the education of
ethnic and lower-class groups. A. Davis,
(In National council for the social studies.
Democratic human relations; sixteenth
yearbook. p2n3-79)

Theses on group tensions. P. A. Sorokin.
Nat Assn Dean.s Women J 8:51-4 Ja '45

Transplantation of democracy. A. G. Keller.
Scientific Monthly 60:165-76 Mr '45

■When peoples meet. American education fel-
lowship. .f3.75: to members $2.75 The fel-
lowship
Sec also

Intercultnral educa- United States — Mi-
tion norities — Accultura-

tion
ACETALS

Condensation reactions: a laboratory prepara-
tion of ethylidene glycerol. M. M. Maglio
and C. A. Burger, bibliog J Chem Ed 23:
174-5 Ap '46

ACETYLENE welding. See Oxyacetylene weld-
ing

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ACHESON. Barclay ,^ , ,

Whafs ahead in education for world service?

(In Wrightstono. J. W. and MelsTer. M.

cds. LiOOkinB ahead in education. p3-13)
ACHESON, Edna Lucile
Coiuiiiuitv Bible pictures: their limitations.

lilt J KeliB Kd 2:;:20-l Ja '46
Mininiuni essentials of character education.

HellK Ed 39:341-3 N '44
rsveholofry's contribution to the child in the

church. ReliK Kd 41:270-5 S '46
Keligious education for children. Relig Ed

39:290-2 S '44
ACHIEVEMENT, Prediction of. See Proffnosia

of success
ACHIEVEMENT quotient

EQ vs. IQ. H. G. Johnson. Sch & Soc 60:

251-5 O 14 '44
Evaluating expectancy analyses. B. Lantz.

J Ed Res 39:127-37 O '45
.Mage: an index of pupil capacity. M. B.

Siegel and W. N. Sternberg. H Points 28:

64-9 O '46
Means of quantitatively determining pupil

efficiency. O. S. Luke. Sierra Ed N 42:28

V ■4li
Relative intellectual achievement of mentally

gifted and retarded children. W. D. Lewis.

bibliog J Exp Ed 13:98-109 D '44
ACHIEVEMENT ratio. See Achievement

quotient
ACHIEVEMENT tests

Cooperative achievement tests and United

States armed forces institute examinations

(civilian forms) 1947. Cooperative test serv-
ice, bibliog pa '47 The service
Effect of choice placement on the difficulty

of multiple-choice ciuestions. 'W. J. Mc-

Namara and E. Weitzman. J Ed Psychol

36:103-13 F '45
Evaluation of aptitude and achievement in a

guidance program. A. E. Traxler. bibliog

Ed & Psychol M 6 no 1:3-16 '46
Intelligence and iinprovement in school sub-
jects. H. Woodrow. bibliog J Ed Psychol

36:155-66 Mr '45
Making test results function in teaching. H.

H. Campbell. Ed 66:411-15 Mr '46
Nature and purposes of the USAFI tests. Nat

Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:37 O '45

1944 achievement testing program in inde-
pendent schools and supplementary studies.
Educational records bureau. '44 The bur.

1945 achievement testing program in Inde-
pendent schools and Supplementary studies.
Educational records bureau, bibliog f pa
$1.50 '45 The bur.

1946 achievement testing program in inde-
pendent schools and supplementary studies.
Educational records bureau, pa '46 The bur.

On the validity of educational tests. P. J.

Rulon. Harvard Ed R 16:290-6 O '46; Same

cond. Ed Digest 12:43-4 My '47
Psychological standards in measuring

achievement. M. H. Krout. Sch Sci & Math

46:S03-6 D '46
Standard achievement tests and classroom

examinations. G. H. Hildreth. Nat El Prin

25:27-30 F '46
Use of objective achievement examinations in

a naval training program. D. D. Feder. Ed

& Psychol M 6 no2:213-21 '46
Validity and reliability of achievement meas-
ures. J. R. Gerberich. bibliog R Ed Res

15:410-11 D '45

Research
Frontiers in educational research in the
measurement of aptitudes and achievement.
J. W. Wrightstone. J Ed Res 40:389-96 Ja
■47

Colleges and universities
Measuring the outcomes of higher education.

K. W. Vaughn. (In Carnegie foundation

for the advancement of teaching. Fortieth

annual report. 1944-45. p 14-40)
AVhy do some colleges reach a higher level

of achievement than others? H. B. Reed.

J Ed Res 38:161-72 N '44

High schools
Evaluating teaching effectiveness through
the use of scores on achievement tests. F.
B. Bolton. J Ed Res 38:691-6 My '45

Measurements of growth and adjustment
after four years in high school. P. R.
Schreiber. J IM Res 39:210-19 N '45
ACHIEVEMENTS, Student. See Student
achievements; al.Ho subhead Achievements,
Student under school subject, e.g. Arith-
metic— Achievements, Student
ACHILLES, Paul Strong

Consulting services of the Psychological cor-
pi. ration. J Consult Psychol lU:120-6 My '46
ACHIMOTA college, Gold Coast
Achimota college. Gold Coast. D. A. Chap-
luan. il Scottish Geographical Magazine 60:
12-14 Je '44
Gold Coast university: future of Achimota
college. Times Ed Sup 1601:4 Ja 5 '46
ACHROMATROPSIA. See Color blindness
ACHTENHAGEN, Olga
Prick of interest. Engl J 35:94-6 F '46

ACIDITY

Teaching total acidity. Sister Marie Clotilde.
J Chem Ed 23:433 S '46
See also
Hydrogen ion concen-
tration
ACIDS

See aJso
Sulfamic acid

ACIDS. Organic

Acidity of organic compounds and resonance.
C. A. Vanderwerf. bibliog J Chem Ed
22:40-3 Ja '45
ACKERMAN, Gladys H. and Devine, Mrs Mary
Art and the study of Australia. Sch Arts
44:252 Mr '45
ACOUSTIC impedance. See Impedance
ACOUSTICS. See Sound
ACOUSTICS, Architectural

Acoustics in school and college buildings.
B. F. McMurry. (In American school and
university. 1945. p27S-S0)
Sound control in the design, construction, and
operation of schools. G. M. Nixon. (In Na-
tional council on schoolhouse construction.
Proceedings, 1945. p51-4)

ACROSTICS

Memorial day acrostic drill. B. Asbrand. Am
Childh 32:21 My '47
ACTING

Art of acting. L. Schubert, bibliog f Mad Q

5:57-66 Mr '45
Julius Bab's first critique of the theatre.
L,. Rauschenbusch. Q J Speech 32:33-40
F '46
On the nature of artistic representation in
the theatre. W. Boyle, bibliog f Q J Speech
30:316-20 O '41
One world in acting. I. Motyleft. Q J Speech
32:209-12 Ap '46
See aUo
Drama

Dramatization in
schools

Study and teaching

Interpretative reading as an aid to speech

correction, acting, and radio. S. Lowrey.

Q J Speech 31:459-64 D '45
New lamps for old; the Old Vic theatre

school. H. Williams. Times Ed Sup 1665:135

Mr 29 '47
Smorgasbord circuit. I. Wallace. 11 Collier's

llS:ll-12-t- D 21 '46
ACTION through correspondence group. See

Bentley school, New York city

ACTIONS and defenses

Are school board members otTicers of the city
or slate? E. C. Bolmeier. bibliog f Am Sch
Bd J 112:25-6 My '46

College and tax collector. M. M. Chambers,
bibliog f J Higher Ed 17:424-8 N '46

Colleges and the courts in 1946. M. M. Cham-
bers, bibliog f Ed Rec 28:173-89 Ap '47

Court decisions on teacher tenure reported
in 1943. 1944. 1945 and 1946. National educa-
tion association. Committee on tenure and
academic freedom. 4nos pa ea 25c '44-'47
N.E.A.

Criminal and civil liability of teachers. J.
P. Williams, bibliog f Am Sch Bd J 111:31-2
O '45

Current decisions on school law. M. M. Cham-
bers. Nations Sch 38:48-9 Jl; 46-7 Ag; 49-
50 S; 47-9 O; 54-5 N '46; 39:50-1 Ja; 51-2
Mr; 50-1 My '47

10

EDUCATION INDEX Tulv 1944— Tune 1947

ACTIONS and defenses — Continued

Damage suits against universities. M. M.
Chambers. Ed Rec 27:201-7 Ap '46

Decision of the llhnois Supreme court on
the reading of the Bible in the public
schools in the case of People v. Board of
education, 245 111. 334. Illinois. Department
of public instruction. (Circ. ser. A no20)
24p '44 The dept. Springfield

Fraternities can be banned. H. N. Rosen-
field. Nations Sch 37;47 F '46

Health of teachers. H. N. Rosenfleld. Nations
Sch 37:49 Je '46

Higher court held; a glimpse of some recent
school decisions. Am Sch Bd J 109:40-1 N
'44

I'll sue you in court. W. W. Haner. Clearing
House 20:157-61 N '45; Same cond. Ed Di-
gest 11:32-3 Ja '46

Judicial attitudes toward colored minorities
and education. J. H. Walsh, bibliog f J
Ed Sociol 20:345-55 F '47

Legal aspects of the school plant. J. H. Her-
rick. bibliog R Ed Res 15:83-91 F '45

Ijiability for school accidents. H. N. Rosen-
field. "Nations Sch 35:50-1 Ap '45

Professor before the bench. M. M. Chambers.
Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 32:317-24 Je '46

Pupil gets into court. H. N. Rosenfleld. Na-
tions Sch 34:45-6 S '44

Pupil's day in court; review of 1944 [mimeo-
graphed] National education association.
Research division, pa '45 N.E.A.

Pupils' day in court; review of 1945 [mimeo-
graphed] National education association.
Research division, pa '46 N.E.A.

Pupils' day in court; review of 1946 [mimeo-
graphed] National education association.
Research division, pa '47 N.E.A.

School teacher's day in court: review of 1944
[mimeographed] National education asso-
ciation. Research division, pa '45 N.E.A.

School teacher's day in court; review of 1945
[mimeographed] National education asso-
ciation. Research division, pa '46 N.E.A.

School teacher's day in court; review of 1946
[mimeographed] National education asso-
ciation. Research division, pa "47 N.E.A.

Teacher gets into court. H. N. Rosenfleld.
Nations Sch 33:47-8 Je '44

Teachers at the bar. M. K. Remmlein. Nat
Ed As.'-n J 35:240-1 My '46

Test legality of released time; religious edu-
cation in Illinois public school.^;. H. E.
Fey. Christian Century 62:1099 S 26 '45

University president in court. M, M. Cham-
bers. Assn Am Col Bui 32:280-6 My '46

Use of schools for meetings on controversial
subjects'.' H. N. Rosenfleld. Nations Sch
37:53-4 Mr '46

What is a public school? H. N. Rosenfleld.
Nations Sch 37:47-8 Ja '46

California
School liability and the California courts. V.
U Jepsen. bibliog t Am Sch Bd J 113:37-8
O '46

Illinois

Decision of the Illinois Supreme court on the
reading of the Bible in the public schools
in the case of People v. Board of educa-
tion, 245 III. 334. Illinois. Department of
public instruction. (Circ. ser. A no20) 24p
•44 The dept. Springfleld

Test legality of released time; religious edu-
cation in Illinois public schools. H. E. Fey.
Christian Century 62:1099 S 26 '45

New Mexico
Victory for teacher freedom in New Mexico.
D. DuShane and F. W. Hubbard. Nat Ed
Assn J 34:61 Mr '45

Ohio
Rulings on contract law given by state. W.
B. Bliss. Ohio Sch 24:266-7 S '46
ACTIVITIES. See Creative activities; Slxtra-
rurricular activities; Kindergarten — Activi-
ties; Primar.v grades — Activities
ACTIVITIES curriculum. See Activity pro-
grams; Creative activities
ACTIVITIES period. .See Activity periods
ACTIVITY (psychology)
See also
Interrupted activity

ACTIVITY, Prenatal
Some psychosomatic aspects of childhood L.
W. Sontag. Nerv Child 5:296-304 O '46
ACTIVITY periods
See also
Home rooms

Elementary schools
Activity program in Manhattan, Kansas. A.
T. Edwards, il Sch Executive 65:38-9 Ag
•46

High schools
Flexible activity period in the high school.

F. T. Shipp. Calif J Sec Ed 21:18-20 Ja
•46

Junior high schools
Extended period. A. E. Gilbert. Clearing
House 20:551-3 My '46

Primary grades
Free-work activities. I. K. Brink, il Instr
54:20 S '45
ACTIVITY programs

Catliolic activity program — an experiment. M.

R. Carter. Cath Ed R 44:259-71 My '46
Either — or. G. F. Malkin. Sch (El ed) 35:

603-5 My '47
They help each other. I. Eisele. Progres Ed
22:15 N '44
See also
Experimental educa- Extracurricular ac-
tion tivities
Projects

Evaluation
Activity program: dead end. G. H. Henry.
Clearing House 21:268-70 Ja "47

Group planning

All children are workers. H. H. Giles. Childh

Ed 23:258-60 F '47
Design for group planning and action, B.

Heise. Childh Ed 22:330-4 Mr '46
Problems in developing children as workers.

W. C. Seyfert. il Childh Ed 23:261-5 F '47;

Same cond. Ed Digest 12:43-5 Mr ^47
When children plan together. R. E. Smith.

il Ky Sch J 25:23-6 Ap '47

Elementary schools

Activities in elementary science. G. O.
Blough. Sch Lite 29:19-21 Ja '47

Curriculum experiment with the activity pro-
gram: its implications for the further study
of education. J. C. Morrison. (In New York
society tor the experimental study of educa-
tion. Advancing front of education; 1943
yearbook. p22-9)

Day by day suggestions for [month] class-
room activities. See issues of Instructor
January 1946-

Entcrprise procedures at Regina norma]
school. W. Lewis. Sch (El ed and Sec ed)
33:96-102 O '44

Evaluation of the experiment with the ac-
tivity program in the New York city ele-
mentary schools. J. W. Wrightstone. J Ed
Res 38:252-7 D '44; Same cond. Ed Digest
10:25-7 Mr '45

Forwai'd looking practices: experiences de-
signed to promote mental health. .S. K.
Richardson and F. W. Smitter. (In Cali-
fornia elementary school principals' asso-
ciation. Guideposts for the elementary
schools of tomorrow; sixteenth vearbook.
p 133-50)

Meaningful activities in the elementary
school. M. P. Bergey. (In Pennsylvania.
University. School of education. Purpose
and plan in education. p79-82)

First grades

Curriculum for the six year old citizen. (In
New York society for the experimental
study of education. Advancing front of edu-
cation; 1943 yearbook. p306-9)

Learning through experiences in first grade.

G. H. Hildreth. il Childh Ed 21:121-54- N
•44

High schools

Anticipating the activitv program. I. Flinker
bibliog H Points 26:25-33 Mv '44

Doings of my class. C. Violoni. New Era
27:277-81 D '46

English teacher's dilemma: the extracurricu-
lar program, M. A. Neville, bibliog f Nat
Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 30:31-6 F '46

EDUCATION IXi:)KX lulv l'H4 lime 1947

11

ACTIVITY programs— I liKli -srhoola — Ci<ntinueil
Histoo'-Ensllsh activily proRram. J. C. Ljuik-

leben. ClearinK House 20:93-4 O '45 -*
Retlections on Mr Levi's The activity pro-

Kram and the hlph schools. A. S. Kovar.

H Points 26:57-9 My '44

Junior high schools
Pupil activltv proKrani. U. H. IJupp. Nat Assn

Sec Sch Prln Bui 29:63-72 Ap '45
World of the future — an activity unit. M.

Frank. H Points 27:47-50 F "45

Kindergarten
North Carolina experiment. V. L. Ferguson.
Progres Ed 22:29-31 Ap '45

Rural schools
All-school activities for small rural schools.

H. C. Olson, pa '46 Univ. of Wyoming. Col.

of ed. Laramie
Xame is activity program. W. L. Lycett. Sch

(EI ed) 33:677-30 Ap '45

Second grades
Social growth through the curriculum. M. \'.
Parker. Childh Kd 22:lS4-9 D '45

Belgium
Une visite a lErmilage: Ics principes de la
m^thode Decroly. M. T. Chauvin. R Univ
55 no4:205-14 Jl ■4i;

France
Discipline and the new education. F. SiSclet-

Riou. New Era 26:240-2 D '45
Une visite a rErmltage: les principe.s de la

m^thode Decrolv. M. T. Chauvin. R Univ

55 no4:205-14 Jl '46

Kentucky
Planning an action program for schools
(teacher education work conference held
at the University of Kentucky, August 27-
September 1. 1944) Kentucky. Department
of education. (Ed. hul. v 12 no8) 233-316p
pa '44 The dept. Frankfort
ACTIVITY schools. See Creative education
ACTORS and actresses
See aJso
Children a.'; artor.-^
Make-up. Theatrical
ADAIR, Allan

Small-scale experiments for school classes.
J Chem Ed 22:129-32 Mr "45
ADAIR, George P.
Procedure for obtainmg facilities. (In Insti-
tute for education by radio. Education on
the air: fifteenth yearbook. 1944. p253-6)
What television offers education. Assn Ed
Radio J 6:S4-5 F '47
ADAIR, Margaret Weeks

In a Dutch garden: play. Instr 54:40-)- Mr

'45
Mr Steerforth's big adventure; story. Instr

54:18 My '45
Mother Goose stream-lined; play. Am Childh
30:28-9 My '45
ADAIR. Yvonne Madeleine

Mu.sioal education. See Shaw, H. \V.
ADAM, George
T.5nioignages de la nuit. French R 19:357-69
My -46
ADAM, Jean

Inquiry into the influence of broken homes
on the maladjustment of children; smn-
mary of thesis. Brit J Ed Psychol 16:15
F '46
ADAM, Martha D.

Agencies giving field experience exchange
views. Public Health Nursing 37:194-8 Ap

'4.T

ADAM. Sir Ronald Forbes

Adult education in the forces. Adult Ed 18:

53-9 D '45
Sequel to ABCA. J Ed London 78:61-2 F
'46
ADAMS, Mrs A.

New emphasis in reading. Sch (EI ed) 32:
S93-4 Je '44
ADAMS. A. B.

Engli,*!h s.vstem of school inspection. Sch
Executive 65:42 Ag '46

ADAMS, A. Elwood, and Walker, E. E.

Liemocratlc citizenship in today's world. 373p
bililiog il JI.GO '44 Scrlbner
ADAMS, Agatha Boyd. See Knight. E. W. Jt.

ed.
ADAMS, Anthony J.

Kevolution in the classroom. America 74:66-8
O 20 '45
ADAMS, Arthur Barto

r.usiiiess English in business training. Bsns
Kil World 26:324 F '46
ADAMS, B. W.

i;luiiirint for a civic orchestra. Ed Mus Mag
2.'"i:12-M+ Mr '46

ADAMS. Blanche H.

Know your child's teacher. Parents Mag 19:
11:M4 X '44
ADAMS, Charles Clarence

Comparative religion in the Azhar univer-

■sity. Moslem World 35:111-25 Ap '45
Some trends of thought in Egypt today. Mos-
lem World 34:261-77 O '44
ADAMS, Charlotte

I sent niv ciiild to private school. Parents
M.-iK 22:.'iS-f Je '47

ADAMS. Clifford Rose

In.^tilule on marriage and home adjustment.

Sch & Soc 61:46 Ja 20 '45
I'rediction of adjustment in marriage, bib-
liog lOd * Psychol M 6 no2:185-93 '46
ADAMS, David Ernest

Worship as an educational factor in the col-
lege community. Christian Ed 27:258-62 Je
'44
ADAMS, Doris L.

Making ofllce practice pay. Bsns Ed World
26:127 N '45
ADAMS, Douglas Payne

Preparation and use of nomographic charts
in high school mathematics. (In National
i-ounci! of teachers of mathematics. Eight-
eenth yearbook, p 164-81)
ADAMS, E. M. Jr
Book selection for children. Tex Outl 30:41-
3 D '46
ADAMS, Edwin Wesley

Youth points the wav. Nat Ed Assn J 33:

190-1 N '44
— See Brunton. W. E. jt. auth.
ADAMS, Elsie W.

Pl.anning and developing a unit on aviation.
bihliog El Sch J 46:214-22 D '45; Same
cond. Kd Digest 11:23-6 Mr "46
ADAMS, Mrs Evelyn C.
American Indian education: government
schools and economic progress. (King's
crown press) 122p bibliog il maps $2.25
Columbia univ. press
ADAMS, F. R.

t_^ooperation in teacher education, por Minn
J Ed 27:276 F '47
ADAMS, Mrs Fay (Greene)

Educating .\merica's children; elementary
school curriculum and methods. (Ser. in
ed) 490p il $3.75 '46 Ronald
ADAMS, Mrs Frances McStay

School health in Ecuador. Survey Graphic
35:3(;i-3-f O '46
ADAMS, Georgia Sachs, and Sexson, J. A.
Progressive tests in social and related sci-
ences: pts. 1-3; elementary battery, form
A. with manual of directions, answer key.
and class record pa pts 1-2 $1.25 per 25;
ptn $1 per 25; specimen set 25c '47 Calif.

lesl bur.

ADAMS, Georgian. See Smith. S. L. jt. comp.
ADAMS, Hampton

Familv week in our church. Int J Relig Ed
21:15 Mr '45
ADAMS, Harlen Martin

Learning to be discriminating listeners, bib-
liog f Engl J 36:11-15 Ja '47
Learning to listen, an English and social
studies plan. Clearing House 20:401-3 Mr
'46

Speech activities in the secondary school.
Engl J 35:129-33 Mr '4fi: Same cond. Chi-
cago Sch J 27:69-72 Ja '16

Teaching the art of listening. Nations Sch
34:51-2-1- N '44

12

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944~Jiine 1947

ADAMS, Harlen Martin — Continued

Work of the speech supervisor. (In National
education association. Department of ele-
mentary school principals. Role of speech
in the elementary school, p 108-9)
ADAMS, Helen Baker
Mr Owl looked down; story. Grade Teach 62:
25-6 O '44
ADAMS, Henry Carter

These were my teachers. R. D. Hunt. Phi
Delta Kappan 2S:305 Mr '47
ADAMS, Henry Leroy

E.Kperiment in adult education. Nations Sen
34:31-2 N '44
ADAMS, Herbert Baxter

These were mv teachers. R. D. Hunt. Phi
Delta Kappan 28:302-3 Mr '47

ADAMS, Ida H.

Memories of Alexander Graham Bell. Volta

R 47:79 F '45
Obituary

Volta R 48:232 Ap '46
ADAMS, Jesse Earl, and Donovan, H. L.

Administration and organization in Amer-
ican universities. Peabody J Ed 22:328-43
My '45
ADAMS, Mrs Jessie Clayton
Texas teen-age center. J Ed Sociol 18:402-4
Mr '45
ADAMS, John H.
Remedial work and the teacher. New Era
26:168-9 Jl '45
ADAMS, John Quincy
First Boylston professor of rhetoric and
oratory. D. M. Goodfellow. New England
Quarterly 19:372-89 S '46
John Quincy Adams: speaker and rhetorician.
H. G. Rahskopf. bibliog f Q J Speech 32:
435-41 D '46

ADAMS, John R.

Veterans-training program at the Caruthers
union high school. Ag Ed Mag 19:88 N '46

ADAMS, June

I heard it in Mexico. Hispania 28:228-30 My
'45
ADAMS, Laurence E.

Practicing what 1 used to preach in indus-
trial arts, por Teach Col J 15:109-10 My
'44
ADAMS, Loyce

Joh interview, dramatized. Bsns Ed World
27:158-9 N '46
ADAMS, Margaret E.
Counseling tor a job with a future. Nat Assn
Deans Women J 8:37-9 O '44
ADAMS, Marguerite M.
How the diversified occupations program
works in one community. Occupations 24:
158-61 D '45
ADAMS, Mary A.

In business for themselves. Ed Leadership 4:

304-9 F '47
— See Wesley, E. B. jt. auth.
— and others

Character education program in the Baltimore
public schools: preliininary statement.
Baltimore Bui Ed 23:41-6 N '45
ADAMS, Merriam, and Young, J. E.

Facult.v plans together to accomplish the
aims of the senior cadet period. American
.lournal of Nursing 45:48-50 Ja '45
ADAMS, Norman llsley, Jr. See Page, L.. jt.

auth.
ADAMS, Olga
Safe living in the kindergarten. Safety Ed
25:24-5 Mr '46
ADAMS, Orval E.

Encouraging better community understanding
and cooperation through a parents' hand-
book. Nat El Prin 26:38-40 D '46
ADAMS, Orville Daniel
Planning for vocational education. Calif J
Sec Ed 21:273-5 O '46
ADAMS, Porter Hartwell
Obituary

Sch & Soc 62:402 D 22 '45

ADAMS, Raymond William

(comp) Research in progress. See issues of
American literature

ADAMS, Roger
Ira Remsen and Roger Adams, a chemical
centennial. W. H. Hartford, por Scientific
Monthly 63:261-7 O '46
ADAMS, Ruth F.
Clothing teachers challenged. J Home Econ
39:162 Mr '47
ADAMS, Viers W.
Co-operation between colleges and industry
in technical training. J Higher Ed 16:432-5
N '45
ADAMS, W. Bruce

Photo stencils for silk screen press or mimeo-
graph. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 34:32-4 Ja '45
ADAMS, W. S.

Discipline of history. Adult Ed 19:145-55 Mr

'47
Tutorial class in London: a note on some
trends. Adult Ed 19:115-17 D '46
ADAMS, Walter Harris

Successful college graduate. Tex Outl 28:
17-18 D '44
ADAMS, William Michael

Prediction of scholastic success in colleges of
law: an investigation of pre-Iaw grades
and other indices of law school aptitude,
bibliog Ed & Psychol M 4 no 1:13-19 '44
ADAMSON, John William

Illiterate Anglo-Saxon, and other essays on
education, medieval and modern. 168p H
'46 Macmillan (Toronto)
Obituary

Times Ed Sup 1664:124 Mr 22 '47
ADAMSON, Stuart, and others

Analysis of citizenship. Progres Ed 22:24-f-
Ap '45
ADAMSTONE, Frank Bolton, and Shumway,
Waldo
Laboratory manual of vertebrate embryology:
anatomy of selected embryos of the frog,
chick, and pig. 2d ed 96p pa $2 '47 Wiley
ADAPTATION, Visual

Effect of visual adaptation upon intensity of
illumination preferred for reading with
direct lighting. M. A. Tinker, bibliog J Ap
Psychol 29:471-6 D '45
ADDICOTT, Irwin O.
Effective teacher. Am Sch Bd J 112:37 Mr
'4G
ADDINGTON, Luther F.

School for ten and eleven months. Va J Ed
40:407-1- My '47
ADDISON, A.

Nurserv and infants' schools. Times Ed Sup
1645:547; 1647:575 N 9, 23 '46
ADDISON, Joseph, 1672-1719
Addison's conception of tragedy. S. E. Sum-
mers, bibliog f Col Engl 8:245-8 F '47

ADDITION

Difficulty ratings of addition facts as re-
lated to learning method. E. J, Swenson.
bibliog f J Ed Res 38:81-5 O '44
Teaching carrying in addition. M. F. Sander-
lin. Instr 56:15-f- My '47
ADDLEMAN, A. N.

Destinv of education. Pa Sch J 94:321-2 My
'46
ADDY, Martha L.
Importance of guidance in the elementary

school. Bd Adm & Sup 30:302-6 My '44
Influence of personality traits on reading
ability of elementary-school children. Ed
Adm & Sup 32:555-8 D '46
ADE, Lester Kelly

Notes on the education section, Shrivenham
American imiversity. New Era 27:15-18 Ja
•40
ADELBERT college. See Western Reserve uni-
versity— Adalbert college
ADELSHEIM, Elizabeth. See Child, I. L. jt.

auth.
ADEN, Carlin B.

High school shop layout. Ind Arts & Voc Ed

30:96 Mr '47
Our high school shop looks ahead. Am Sch

Bd J 111:43-5 N '45
Schoolhouse that grew wings. Am Sch Bd J
109:23-7 Ag '44
ADERHOLD, Omer Clyde

Need for school-building studies. (In Amer-
ican association of school administrators.
Official report. 1946. p 174-80)

EDUCATle)X lXl)i;X luly 1>M4 -June 1947

13

ADERHOLD. Omer Clyde— Coiifiimiif
Stute looks at Its war proK^am. Sch Execu-
tive 63:42-3 Je Ml
—and Stumpf, W. A. . o i, dj

IMuoiUional planiiinf: In Georgia. Am Sch Bd
J 10;l:20 N '11: Same. Sch & Soc 150:4 16
D 30 "44: Same cond. Notions Sch 34:32 D

New school pattern in Georgia. Nations Sch
3S:4')-50 O '46
— and others
GeorRla -school communities plan for action.
(Kd. bill. no2) 14p pa '45 Acricultural &
Industrial development bd. of Ga. Ed. panel.
Athens, Ga. „ ,, .,

Georgia studies itself. Sch Executive 65:47-

9 F '46
School leaders manual. (Ed. bul. no 1) 32p
pa '44 .Vpricultunil & industrial develop-
ment bd. of Ga. Ed. panel, Athens, Ga,
ADJUSTMENT, See ColleKC students— Adjust-
ment; ColieKC students. Women — Adjust-
ment: Emolional stability: Maladjustment;
Mental hyeiene: Occupational adjustment-
Personnel service: Preschool rliildren: Ad-
justment; School children — Adjustment: So-
cial adjustment and development; Teacher.";
— Adjustment: Teachers — Mental hyeiene;
Veterans — Adjustment problems
ADJUSTMENT. Emotional. See Emotional

.-t.-ihility
ADJUSTMENT, Occupational, See Occupational

adju.stniont
ADJUSTMENT, Personal
See also
M.alaiijuslnient
ADJUSTMENT, Social. See Social adjustment

and development
ADJUSTMENT, Vocational. See Occupational

adjust mont
ADJUSTMENT classes. See Ungraded classes
ADJUSTMENT questionnaires. See Character

tests
ADJUSTMENT tests
See also
Bell adjustment in- Rogers test of per-
ventory sonality adjustment

ADKINS, Dorothy C.

Construction and analysis of written tests
tor predicting Job performance. Ed &
Psychol M 6 no2:195-211 '40
Test construction in public personnel admin-
istration. Ed & Psychol M 4 no2:141-60 '44
—See Mandell, M. M. Jt. auth.
ADLAM, George Henry Joseph

Science masters' association. Sci Teach 13:
62-3 Ap '46

ADLER, Alfred
Depth psycholofn- and education. A. V.
Meltthew. Rs 12-S '44 School & college bk-
stall, Kolhapur, S.M.C. Bombay
ADLER, Alfred Charles

Reading, speaking, and learning about Mon

oncle Jules. French R 18:355-9 My '45
Speaking with tongues. Mod Lang J 29:221-3
Mr '45
ADLER, Clarence
Piano concertos of Mozart. (In Music teach-
ers national association. Proceedings, 1944.
P357-61)
ADLER, F. Charles

Mu.sic as vital education. Saturday Review of
Literature 2S:38-f S 15 "45
ADLER, Florence C,

Toward good will, H Points 26:17-28 Je '44
ADLER, Lewis F.
Things teachers should know. Pa Sch J 93:
42-t- O '44

ADLER, Morris

How to make a plug cutter. Ind Arts cS: Voc
Bh 35:273-1- Je '46

Tallstock-spindle stop. Ind Arts & Voc Ed
35:169 Ap '46
ADLER, Mortimer Jerome

Character and intelligence. (In Saint Mary's
college. Notre Dame. Indiana. College goes
to school. p73-S7>

Doctor and disciple. (In Southern university
conference. Proceedings. 1945-1946. p27-36)

Liberal education — theory and practice. (In
Association for general and liberal educa-
tion. On general and liberal education, p 14-
18)

Mr Adler and the teacher In a democracy.

M. W. Hess. Personallst 25:399-404 O '44
Portrait

Saturday Review of Literature 28:5-9-f
F 3 '45
ADMINISTRATION

Study and teaching
British leaders plan administrative staff col-
lege to train civil service, trade union, in-
dustrial personnel. National Municipal Re-
view 35:150-1 Mr '46
Introductory course in administration for
engineers. H. Rubey. J Eng Ed 36:185-7
N '45
ADMINISTRATION, Public

.•\ctio[i through correspondence. \V. V. Metz-

ger. il Progres Ed 22:24-9 Ja '45
Civic fellowships. A. K. Gold.schmied. bib-

liog f Harvard Ed R 14:292-9 O '44
St Louis university establishes public-admin-
istration curriculum. Sch & Soc 65:80 F 1
•47
See also
Civil service
Public service

Teaching
Academic revolution. M, D. Irish. Am Assn

Univ Prof Bul 32:472-84 S '46
Conference method of in-service training. J.
A. Perkins. Public Management 27:137-40
My '45
Educational preparation for public adminis-
tration; a list of colleges and universities
offering programs of training [mimeo-
graphed] pa '46 Public administration clear-
ing house, 1313 E 60th st, Chicago 37
Institute of government at the University of
North Carolina. Sch & Soc 60:244-5 O 14 '44
Preparation for a career In public service.
H. F. Scoville. (In Southern California.
University. Graduate school. Graduate
studies in a world reborn, p 181-4)
Selecting and training prospective public ad-
ministrators. H. White. Am Assn Col Reg
J 21:33-45 O '45
Southern regional training program in public
administration. H. White. Journal of Poli-
tics 8:74-85 F '46
Training for public administration: a sym-
posium. (Canadian Journal of Economics
and Political Science 11:499-523 N '45
Training in public administration. Higher Ed

2:9 F 1 '46
Universities and the public service. R. A.
Walker. American Political Science Review
39:926-33 O '45
University bureaus of public administration.
Alabama. University, pa '46 The univ. Uni-
versity, Ala.
ADMINISTRATION buildings

Mansion willed to Omaha schools becomes
board of education headquarters and houses
new children's museum. H. M. Corning, il
Sch Manag 14;95-t- N '44
Omaha schools acquire estate, il Sch Execu-
tive 64:39-40 O '44; Same. Neb Ed J 25:10
Ja '45
Syracuse school administration reorganized:
its new board building. F. J. Jibson. il plans
Am Sch Bd J 112:31-4 My '46
See also
Administration of-
fices
ADMINISTRATION of schools
Administration as a profession. W. C. Reavis.

Phi Delta Kappan 28:205-8 Ja '47
Administration in 1945. J. K. Norton. Sch

E.xecutive 64:43-4 Mr '45
Administrative organization of the educa-
tional system. C. E. Elwell. Cath Ed R 44:
461-4 O '46
Administrative problems involved in a closer
cooperation between school and business.
C. V. Courter. Nat Bsns Ed Q 13:9-12-(-
Mr '45
Administrative procedures in school com-
munity adjustment. J. L. Sheaff. Nat El
Prin 24:33-7 Ap '45
Administrative progress in Rye, New York.

Am Sch Ed J 114:34 My '47
Administrative provision for creative educa-
tion. G. R. Johnson. Nat El Prin 23:99-105
JI '44
All is not gold. P. W. Hubbard. Nat Ed
Assn J 35:21-2 Ja '46

14

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ADMINISTRATION of schools — CaiUmned

And the army schools had their troubles too.
J. W. Getsinger. Calif J Sec Ed 20:456-8 D
■45: Same cond. Ed Digest 11:55-6 Ap '40

Another look at reorganization. C. E. Elwell.
Nat Cath Ed Assn Proc 1946:354-66

Barriers to improved instruction. A. Miel.
Teach Col Rec 46:434-40 Ap '45

Beginning an important school year. Am Sch
Bd J 111:52 S '45

Building good morale among staff members.
E. B. Whitcraft. Sch Manag 14:20-1 S '44

Can a new world calendar facilitate scliool
administration? J. W. Baldwin, il Am Sch
Bd J 109:39-40 D '44: Same cond. Tex Outl
28:8-9 S '44

Challenge to educational administrators. E.
O. Melbv. Ed Leadership 3:387 My '46

Challenges to the present structure of Amer-
ican education. B. Goodykoontz. (In Na-
tional society for the study of education.
Forty-fourth yearbook, pt2. p 1-21)

Changes needed in school organization to
provide for special groups. B. Goodykoontz
and others. (In National society for the
study of education. Forty-fourth yearbook,
pt2. p22-96)

Classroom teacher's plea for leadership in
school administration. W. V. Cheek. Sch
& Com 32:284-5 O '46

Common school. M. Diggle. Times Ed Sup
1667:171 Ap 12 '47

Control in education. J. H. Burma. Sch &
Soc 63:313-14 Ap 27 '46

Defining administrative relationships in school
systems. R. J. Maaske. Am Sch Bd J 113:
17-18 Ag '46

Developing lay leadership. P. R. Mort. (In
American association of school administra-
tors. Offloial report. 1946. p 106-13)

Development of the modern school board. L.
E. Leipold. Am Sch Bd J 111:35-6 Ag '45

Direction of instruction. G. C. Kyte. (In Cali-
fornia. University. Education and society,
p 167-81)

Easier ways to better schools. A. A.
Schoolcrafl. J Bd 128:121-3 Ap '45

Educating for the new world order. JM. C. R.
Borowsky. Ed 66:50-5 S '45

Education todav. I. L. Kandel. il Sch Exec-
utive 66:52-60 O '46

Educational administrator as a professional
leader. E. B. Elliott. Conference for ad-
ministrative officers of public and private
schools. Proceedings. 1946. p 17-30): Ex-
cerpts. El Sch J 47:15-23 S '46

Educational leadership — the postwar impera-
tive. E. O. Melbv. Ed 67:205-11 D '46

Educators must be born again. C. L. Cush-
man. H Points 28:5-7 O '46

Equality of educational opportunity; fact or
fancy? S. A. Romine. bibliog f Ed Adm &
Sup 32:129-42 Mr '46

Evolving hill of rights for teachers. R.
Schorling. Ed 67:263-7 Ja '47: Same. Minn
J Ed 27:306-7 Mr '47: Same cond. Ed Digest
12:49-52 O '46: H Points 28:21-6 N '46; Nat
Ed Assn J 35:478-9 N '46; Phi Delta Kappan
28:191-4 ,Ta '47: Excerpts. Sch & Soc 64:55
Jl 27 '46: 111 Ed 35:24 S '46: Ohio Sch 24:
3S0 O '46; Sierra Ed N 42:45 O '46: Balti-
more Bui Ed 24:40-1 N '46; Kv Sch J 25:
42-3 N '46

Excellent schools, their characteristics. J. E.
Brewton. pa '44 Investigation of ed. quali-
fications of teachers in S.C, Steering com,
106 Ed. bldg, Univ. of S.C, Columbia

Forty-fourth yearbook; American education
in the postwar period. National society for
the study of education. 2pts ea $3; pa $2.25
'45 Univ. of Chicago press

Forty-fifth yearbook; pt. 2. changing concep-
tions in educational administration. Na-
tional societv for the study of education,
bibliog $2.50: pa $1.75 '46 Univ. of Chicago
nress

Four steps to improve U.S. education. M. M.
Chambers, il Sch Executive 66:46-7 My '47

Fundamentals of mathematics: interpretation
for administrators. P. B. Johnson and O.
G. Eye. North Cen Assn Q 21:469-71 Ap '47

Getting jobs done the morale-building w.av.
E. A. Juckett. Am Sch Bd J 114:474- My
•47

Goals of school admini.-^tration. W. D. Cock-
ing. Sch Executive 65-33 D '45

Great task remaining. N. L. Engclhardt. (In
American association of school administra-
tors. Official report, 1945. p5-9)

Gripes of teachers. C. I. Glicksberg. Nat Assn
Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:116-21 D '45

How a lot of thought and a modest sum of
money revitalized a school program. J. W.
Quinn. il Sch Manag 15:3+ S '45

How to use the control chart in school man-
agement. F. G. Cornell and C. A. Bicking.
Sch Manag 15:362-(- Mr '46

Informed school administration. W, E. Hayes,
bibliog Ed Adm & Sup 33:104-10 F '47

In-service education of teachers. H. H.
Helble. Am Sch Bd J 109:35-6 S '44

Insights into emerging schools. W. S. Vin-
cent. Teach Col Rec 47:374-81 Mr '46

Internal organization of a local school system.

A. K. Loomis. bibliog f (In National so-
ciety for the study of education. Forty-
fourth yearbook. pt2. p97-117)

Internal organization of schools and school
systems. H. J. Otto, bibliog R Ed Res
16:321-33 O '46

It's not the school-board's fault. I. H. Linder.
Am Sch Bd J n0:19-21-f My '45

It's time to cliange the administrative pat-
tern. E. F. Sykes. Nations Sch 34:22-3 Jl
'44

Knowing versus knowing how. F. E. Wolver-
ton. Ed Forum 11:329-33 Mr '47

Leadership problems. V. Anderson. Sch Ex-
ecutive 66:44 Ja; 44 F; 52 Mr: 39 Ap; 47 My
'47

Legal authorization of public-school control.
E. C. Bolmeier. El Sch J 47:212-17 D "46

Legend of the single ladder. R. Ulich. Sch
& Soc 65:73-5 F 1 '47

Let's experiment in administrative personnel.
C. Grieder. Nations Sch 35:29-30 My '45

Major problems of an administrator in the
readjustment of the educational program.

B. \V. Hay ward. Harvard Ed R 15:293-300 O
'45; Same. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 30:
108-15 Ap '46

Mephisto's musings. Sch Executive 65:54-6

Ja '46
Message to administrators. N. L. EngelharJt.

Sch Executive 63:20 Jl '44
Minority problems in the public schools T.

B. H. Brameld. $2.50 '46 Harper
Nature of the administrative process in

education — a partial analysis of the factors

involved. J. B. Sears. Ed Adm & Sup 31:

1-21 Ja '45
Need there be books written? W. .G. Patter-
son. Phi Delta Kappan 27:40 O '45
Needed — a loyal opposition. Jl. M. M. Gillet.

J Rd 128:26-7 Ja '45
Needed emphases in administration. D. R.

Davies. Phi Delta Kappan 28:355-7 Ap "47
New emphasis on morale. F. R. North and

E. E. Tompkins. Nations Sch 35:49-50 Je

•45
New England school development council. E.

R. Caverly. Sch Manag 15:7 Je '46
New insights into educational administration.

J. A. Sexson. (In American association of

school administrators. Official report, 1945,

p74-9)

Not with a single voice. H. H. Giles. H Points
27:28-32 D '45

Old Romans, idols and school administration.
A. D. Simpson. Sch Manag 16:2 N '46

Organization, administration, and supervision
of education; reviews the literature for
the three years since October 1943. bibliog
R Ed Res 16:301-88 O '46

Organization meeting of board of education.
Sch & Com 32:75-8 F '46

Principles of administrative efficiency. H. A.
Simon. Am Sch Bd J 113:18-1- Ag '46

Principles of school administration. P. R.
Jlort. bibliog $3.50 '46 McGraw-Hill

Problems and procedures in implementing the
principle that the board shoiUd legislate
and the superintendent execute. W. G.
Reeder. Am Sch Bd J 112:23-5 My '46

Proceedings of the fifteenth annual Confer-
ence. 1946. Conference for administrative
officers of pul:)lic and private schools, bib-
liog f pa $2 '46 Univ. of Chicago press

Protecting home rule in American education.
P. A. Wanamaker. (In American associa-
tion of school administrators. Official re-
port, 1944. p 117-24)

Public understanding of what good schools
can do. R. S. Fisk. bibliog $1.75 '44 Teach-
ers col.

EDUCATION INHl'.X lulv 1*'44 lunc 1^)47

15

ADMINISTRATION of schools— rc'iifmiicrf

KiusiiiK the siRlits for oilacntionni K'artership.
II, H. Mulford. Am Soli Uil J lljt;rj-21 1>
'4r>

Kclntlve functions of the state and local dis-
tricts. \V. M. McOall. II Sch Executive 65:
69-70 N '45

KiorKiini^ation an educational must. F. \\ .
Ki-cvc.-!. Mont Ed 22:9-11 Mr '46; Same. Ky
Sch J 24:8-12 Ap Mfi: Tex Outl 30:9-10 Ap
•46: III Kd 34:244-1- M.v '46: Same cond.
Ed DiKest 12:7-9 N ' U; Ohio Sch 24:360
N '46

Heorganization of educational institutions.
1.,. M. Thurston. Sch Manag 15:3584- Mr
■46

Iteorlcntalion of educational administration.
G. N. Kefauver. (In National society for
the sludv of education. Forty-fifth year-
hook. pt2. p 1-6)

Responsibility of professional leadership. C.
H. I.Jike. (In American association of school
administrators. Official report. 1946. p7-16);
Sanie cond. Mus Educators J 32:12-15 Ap
'46: Excerpts. N'ations Sch 37:33-4 Ap '46

School administration and education for ad-
ministrative leadership in towns and
villages. F. E. Henzlik. pa 50c '43 Univ. of
Neb. Ext. division

School administration and intercultural rela-
tions. T. B. H. Brameld and E. Fish.
Annals of tlie American Academy of Politi-
cal and Social Science 244:26-33 Mr '46

School administration in action. See Issues
of American school board Journal

School administration news. See issues of
American school board Journal

School boards in action: twenty-fourth year-
hook. American association of school ad-
ministrators, blbliog $2 '46 The assn.

School boards must look ahead. L. E. Leipold.
Am Sch Bd J 109:21-2-(- S '44

School boards sometimes overlook — . H. F.
Aker. .\m Sch Bd J 110:1S F '4.1

School policies: how^ can we obtain public
cooperation m helping to shape them? J.
K. Moulton. Nations Sch 36:48-9 Jl '45

School superintendent and mental hygiene. J.
Z. Morris. Und Child 14:110-14 O '45

School.s — an investment in children. L. T.
Kunil. il N Y State Ed 33:377-80 F '46

Schools for a new world: twenty-fifth year-
book. American association of school ad-
ministrators, bibliog $2.50 '47 The assn:
Summary. Baltimore Bui Ed 24:73-5 Mr '47:
Sch & Soc 65:204-5 Mr 22 '47

Should teachers be spanked? I. R. Kuenzli.
Am Teach 29:13-14 N '44

Should teachers teach administrators? S. M.
Corey. Sch R 53:137-9 Mr '45

Social use of failure. A. Frazier. Phi Delta
Kappan 27:205-6 My '46

Soldier discusses teaching. Progres Ed 23:
14-t- O '45

Some basic principles for the organization
and administration of racially segregated
schools. M. D. Jenkins. Sch & Soc 65:122-3
F 15 '47

Some implications of military training for
civilian schools. B. W. Frazier. Am Sch
Bd J 111:25-7-1- O '45

Some principles for the equalization of edu-
cational opportunities. E. C. McGill. Am
Sch Bd J 109:19-20 N '44

Some questions about school organization and
the school plant. J. G. Fowlkes. (In Ameri-
can association of school administrators.
Official report. 1946. p 142-5): Same. (In
American school and university. 1946. n25-7)

Some school immaturities. L. Mones. Clear-
ing House 21:271-3 Ja '47

Structural reorganization of education. B.
Goodykoontz. Nations Sch 35:42 Mr '45

Successful educational administrator Is a
leader. D. H. Cooke. Am Sch Bd J 111:29-30
O; 29-30 N '45

Superior teacher. W. C. Ruediger. Sch & Soc
60:29-30 .71 8 '44

Svstematic administration. E. G. Peterson.
Sch (El cd) 35:141-4 N '46

Teachers and administration. Am Sch Bd J
IlS-58 Je: 113:54 Jl : 73 N '46

Teacher looks at the school executives. M.
M. M. Oillet. J Ed 128:125-7 Ap '45

Teaching must take a new turn. A. M. Plt-
kanen. Nations Sch 34:43-4 Jl '44

Theories and conditions in educational organ-
ization. E. E. Fuller. Am Sch Bd J H2:56-t-
Ap '46

Those first days of school! M. G. Pattlngtotl.
Nations Sch 36:46-7 Ag '46

Toward an adequate teacher supply, l-^. V.
Pullias. Sch .<• Soc 65:337-40 My 10 '47

Towards a Iheorv of supervision. W. Isaacs
and J. Kolodny. H Points 28:31-44 My '46

Trouble-shooting check list. H. F. Aker. Am
Sch Bd J 110:54 Mr '45

Undivided school support essential. A. B.
Moelilnian. Nations Sch 35:19 Mr '45

Unity and strength for education. L. W.
Johnson. Clearing House 20:475-7 Ap '46

Voters X will get vou. W. I>. Berkhof. Na-
tions Sch 39:53-4 Ja '47

What changes in education would bring bet-
ter mental health? Und Child 15:11-14 Ja
'46

What the Harvard report did not report: a
lavman's comment. H. B. Mulford. Sch &
Soc 63:137-8 F 23 '46

Who is going to push who around? a proposal
for dealing with pressure groups. G. A.
Preucil. Am Sch Bd J 113:45-6 Jl '46

Year of opporlimity. J. E. Wade. (In Ameri-
can association of school administrators.
Ofllcial report. 1945. p61-6)
See also

Advisory committees Education — Organiza-

Agriculture. Voca- tion by years

tional — Administra- Libraries. School —
tion Administration

Boards of education Reports and records

Business administra- Rules and regula-
tion of schools tions

Business managers Superintendents

Clerical work Supplies

Consolidated schools

«Z.so subliead Administration under type
of education, e.g. Audio-visual education —
Administration

Bibliography

Administration of schools. (In United States.
Office of education. I..ihr;iry division. Bib-
liography of research studies in education.
1939-1940. P246-302)

Check list of new books for school adminis-
trators. See numbers of School management

Selected references on public-school adminis-
tration (cont) W. C. Reavis and N. B.
Henry, comps. El Sch J 45:293-7. 355-8: 46:
288-92. 346-50: 17:291-5, 347-52 Ja-F '45, Ja-
F '46. Ja-F '47

City

City charters and education. E. C. Bolmeier.
bibliog f Am Sch Bd J 1)3:17-19 Jl '46

Local autonom.v for school-communities in
cities. C. O. Westby. $1.50 '45 Metropolitan
sch. study council. 525 W 120th st. N.Y. 27

Metropolitan tasks for education. C. J. Fried-
rich and A. D. Simpson. Harvard Ed R
15:161-7 My '45

Newer concepts of school administration. Bal-
timore Bui Ed 24:33-6 N '46

Peoria central school office survey. Am Sch
Bd J 113:50 Jl '46

Problems in educational administration cre-
ated by changing population in urban com-
munities. W. C. Reavis. (In Conference
for administrative officers of public and
private schools. Proceedings. 1944 p 15:5-
66): Same cond. EI Sch J 45:77-84 O '44;
F:d Digest 10:17-20 D '44

Problems of a large city high school. H.
Alpern. Sec Ed 13:13 S; 5 N '46; 3-4 F "47

Responsibilities of the cit.v superintendent
for the direction of instruction. W. C.
Reavis. Sch R 54:514-21 N '46

San Francisco urged to reform administrative
.setup. G. G. Mullany. Am Sch Bd J 109:21-3
O '44

Syracuse school adtninistration reorganized:
its new board building. F. J. Jibson. il plans
Am Sch Bd J 112:31-4 My '46

Visiting teacher services in the administra-
tive organization of city school systems. K.
M. O. Cook. Ed Vic 3:15-20 My 21 '45

WTio is running the schools, the mavor. or
the school board? W. G. Bruce. Am Sch
Bd J 111:42 O '45

Bibliof/raphj/
Selected references on public-school admin-
istration; city school administration W C;
Reavis and N. B. Henry, comps. El Sch j
45:296; 46:291; 47:293-5 Ja '45, Ja '46, Ja '47

16

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ADMINISTRATION of schools — Continued

County

County leadership in improving instruction.
M. Spangler. Teach Col J 17:79-80+ Mr '46

County secondary-curriculum co-ordination.
Calif J Sec Ed 22:114-19 F '47

Democracy in coimty school administration.
A. E. Rhodes. Am Sch Bd J 109:2C-7 N; 31-2
D ■44

Development of a county guidance prograin.
E. Nix. Calif J Sec Ed 20:354-7 O '45;
Summary. Sch Manag 15:373 Mr '46

Development of a county guidance program
in certain high schools in Kern county.
California: a synopsis of doctor's disserta-
tion. E. Nix. J Ed Res 39:205-8 D '45

Interpreting a county educational program.
A. B. Crawford and M. L. Stewart. (In
Association for student teaching. 24th
yearbook; pt 2. p 15-18)

Organization and administration of Kanawha
County schools. V. L. Flinn. Am Sch Bd
J 113:21-4 D '46

Reorganization of local administrative units
in Ohio. T. C. Holy. (In Pennsylvania. Uni-
versity. School of education. Purpose and
plan in education. p277-85); Same cond.
Am Sch Bd J 110:39-41 Ap '45

St Louis county learns to cooperate. J. L.
Bracken. Sch Executive 65:50-1 N '45

Democratic practices

Big stick rule is out! M. S. Hallman. Nations
Sch 34:25-6 O '44

Characteristics of a democratically adminis-
tered school. E. A. Otto. Nat Assn Sec Sch
Prin Bui 30:118-19 Ap '46

Contributions of administration to teacher
and child growth. W. E. Goslin. Chiidh Ed
22:264-71 F '46

Co-operative living and learning at Wells
high school. E. O. Cleary and P. R. Pierce,
il 111 Ed 35:200-l-f Mr '47

Cooperative school administration. W. I.
Miller, il Sch Executive 64:39-40 Je '45

Democracy in county school administration.
A. E. Rhodes. Am Sch Bd J 109:20-7 N;
31-2 D '44

Democracy in education. E. C. Broome. Sch
& Soc 63:29 Ja 12 '46

Democracy in education; reply. H. Elias. Sch
& Soc 63:246 Ap 6 '46

Democracy in the administration and super-
vision of schools. D. Norman. Ky Sch ,1
24:20-f O '45

Democracy must be inherent in school organ-
ization. R. R. Penhale. il Am Sch Bd J 109:
15-16 N '44

Democracy: two important principles in the
Grayville schools. H. D. McCain. Clearing
House 19:356-7 F "45

Democracy within the school. W. W. Farrar.
Tex Outl 30:27-8 Je '46

Democratic procedures pay. O. W. Haisley.
Sch Executive 66:46-7 Ap '47

Democratic school administration. L. C. Par-
ham. Social Studies 35:252-5 O '44

Developing and administering the curriculum
and pupil services. G. N. Mackenzie, bib-
liog (In National society for the study of
education. Forty-fifth yearbook. pt2. p20-
52)

Developing desirable behavior patterns. E.
H. Peterson. Teach Col Rec 48:91-5 N '46:
Excerpts. Clearing House 21:347 P '47

Device in democratic administration. B. J.
Novak. Ed Adm & Sup 32:309-12 My '46

Final responsibility in educational programs.
C. L. Cushman. Ed Adm & Sup 32:536-7
D '46

Getting started. L. D. Haskew. Ed Leader-
ship 3:207-11 P '46

Headaches in democratic administration. C.
M. Dannelly. Sch Executive 64:46 Ag '45

Here's democratic method for selecting teach-
ers. H. W. Hightower. Nations Sch 37:25
Ap '46

How an urban community proceeded to de-
cide what its schools should do; ed. by B.
O. Smith. A. K. Loomis. Teach Col Rec
46:26-40 Ja '45

How do you rate as a leader? W. C. Craw-
ford. Nations Sch 38:25-6 S '46

How does democracy in school administration
work? V. M. Rogers. Sch Executive 65:
68-9 D '45

If we have time. H. H. Giles. Ed Leadership
3:195-7 F '45

Implementing the high-school program
through co-operative planning. T. Q.
Srygley. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 30:
10-14-1- O '46

Instructional council as administrative
agency. B. Klager. Am Sch Bd J 112:36-7 Mr
'46

Is democracy in school administration demo-
cratic? A. K. Loomis. Sch Executive 64:
45-6 S '44

Is education democratic? E. O. Melby. Ed
Leadership 4:144-5 N '46

It works! a faculty's ten years of democratic
experience. M. B. Keck. Clearing House
21:430-1 Mr '47

Just how democratic is public education? R.
E. Bell. N Y State Ed 34:342 F '47

Lay and staff participation improve the school
program. M. P. Paine. Sch Manag 15:23 Ag
'46

Living democratically at Lakeview school.
M. K. Toomey. Nat El Prin 24:38-42 F '45

Making democracy function in administra-
tion. F. H. Paine. H Points 26:28-34 Je '44

Nature of democracy in administration. A.
G. Grace. Am Sch Bd J 113:21-3 O '46

Norwalk sets a precedent. D. R. Davies.
Teach Col Rec 48:148-54 D '46

Our administrative council. H. M, Elsbree.
Nations Sch 38:43 O '46

Philosophy and techniques of democratic
leadership. H. J. Otto. Tex Outl 29:19-22
O '45

Principles of democratic personnel relation-
ships in administration. H. M. Shafer. 15c
'44 Univ. of Ore. Sch. of ed.

Responsibilities of superintendent of schools,
board of education, teachers, and public.
P. L. Essert. il Sch Executive 65:06-8 D
'45

School into community. J. Hemming. J Ed
London 78:304 + , 370-2, 431-2 Je-Ag '46

Six steps to pupil participation in democratic
school control. E. C. Bolmeier. Clearing
House 21:391-5 Mr '47

Violations of the democratic ideal in current
conceptions of administrative procedure. A.
W. Anderson. Ed Adm & Sup 33:26-34 Ja
'47

AVays of organizing to secure democracy in
administration. F. W. Hubbard. Sch Exec-
utive 65:70-1 D '45

We run our schools on democratic lines. Y.
C. Howell. Nations Sch 35:24-5 Mr '45

What a classroom teacher thinks of democ-
racy in school administration. A. L. Mc-
Donald. Sch Executive 65:73-4 D '45

What a superintendent thinks of democracy
in school administration. R. O. Nelson. Sch
Executive 05:72-3 D '45

What is democratic school administration?
G. G. Eye. Sch Executive 65:64-5 D '45

Why is democracy in administration de-
sirable? J. A. Sexson. Sch Executive 65:
65-6 D '45
See also

Administration of
schools — Personnel
practices

District

Citizens remodel school system. F C
Thomas. Nations Sch 38:47 S '46

District meeting in school government. J. B.
Sears. Am Sch Bd J 111:19-21 Jl; 26-7 Ag:
27-8 S '45

District reorganization. W. C. Reusser and
R. E. Wochner. bibliog R Ed Res 16:305-
10 O '46

Illinois shows great interest in school-district
reorganization. H. B. Mulford. Sch & Soc
64:117-19 Ag 17 '46

Junior college and district organization. L.
V. Koos. Sch R 54:389-400 S '46

Local autonomy — a handicap to school dis-
trict reorganization. C. Greene. Am Sch Bd
J 111:29-30 D '45

Local school district in Pennsylvania. A. M.
Kulp. (In Pennsylvania. University. School
of education. Purpose and plan in educa-
tion. p272-7)

Relation of school district reorganization to
finance and business administration C
Grieder. bibliog R Ed Res 17:167-77 Ap '47

I'-DLCAllOX IXUKX lulv 1944 lunc 1947

17

ADMINISTRATION of schools— Oistrict—

( \tntiHUfd ' ' ■'

Heliilionslilp of slntc nnd local school units.

A. K. Morrill, biblloe f Am Sch UcJ-ff 111:
21-3 F '17

UcorKiinizution of local ndministrntivc units
in (Ihio. T. C Holy. (In rennsylvanin. Uni-
versity. School of education. Purpose and
plan in education. p277-S5); Same cond. Am
Sch l?d J 110:30-41 Ap " 15

Uural school rcorKnnization. C. Chriatianson.
il Minn J Ed 25:2C6-7 Mr '45

School district in Illinois. I. F. Pearson. Ill
Kd 35:13-11 S MC

School district problem has long roots. H.
X. P.osentleld. bibliog f Nations Sch 34:
43-4 D '44

Story of the formation of Iowa's largest
school district. E. R. Cope. Mid Sch 61:
110-t- D '46

Time to reorganize. J. F. Karber. Ill Ed 35:
146-t- Ja "47

Toward etTective school districts. F. S. Chase.
El Sch J 47:67-9 O MG

Washington reduces its school districts by
937 in nine years. E. L. Brecliner. Sch
Manag 1G:27 O '46

■\Vill district reorganization take the schools
awav from the people? L. L. Ciusholm. Na-
tions Sch 38:28-9 O '46

Personnel practices

Administration of faculty personnel in state
teachers colleges. H. E. Bosley. bibliog pa
'46 Am. assn. of teachers cols, C. W. Hunt,
sec. N.Y. state teacliers col, Oneonta; Sum-
mary. Teach Col Rec 48:470-2 Ap '47

Administrative aspects of teacher morale. B.
C. Hansen. Sch R 55:166-9 Mr '47

Certain personnel practices in the Chicago
public schools. National commission for the
defense of democracy through education.
'45 The comm. 1201 16th st, N\V. Washing-
ton 6, D.C.

Covision of certain school personnel prob-
lems. A. W. Ray. Am Sch Bd J 110:27-8-|-
Mr '45

Direction and administration of instruction.
W. C. Reavis. bibliog f (In Conference for
administrative oflicers of public and private
schools. Proceedings. W4C. p 113-2S)

Four significant factors in personnel adminis-
tration. W. S. Elsbree. Sch Manag 15:2-f-
S '45

Glencoe makes significant contribution. A.

B. Moehlman. Nations Sch 37:19 My '46
Improprieties and inconsistencies in public-
school practices. J. E. W. Wallin. Sch &
Soc 64:372-4 N 30 '46

Investigation of personnel practices of the
Chicago public schools. Sch Executive 64:
25-6 Jl '45

Leadership or administration? J. L. Hanley.
(In American association of school admin-
istrators. Official report, 1946. pDS-105);
Same. Baltimore Bui Ed 24:4-10 S '46

Leadership problems; authority vs. leader-
ship. V. Anderson. Sch Executive 66:44 Ja
'47

Local selection, placement, and administra-
tive relations. C. P. Archer, bibliog R Ed
Res 16:228-32 Je '46

"Maintaining tiie teaching staff — cures and
contentment. W'. M, Ostenberg. (In Amer-
ican association of scliool administrators.
Official report. 1946. p 189-94)

Miss Moore looks at personnel administration.
H. Davis. Nat Ed Assn J 34:199-200 D '45

No summers off for Glencoe teachers. P. J.
Misner. il Nations Sch 37:20-2 Ap '46

Organizing, the personnel of a democratic
school system. \V. B. Spalding. (In National
.society for the study of education. Forty-
fifth yearbook. pt2. p53-85)

Personal relationships in school administra-
tion. H. Mennes. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin
Bui 30:116-17 Ap '46

Personnel administration. K. W. McFarland.
(In American association of school adminis-
trators. Official report, 1946. p 137-8)

Personnel problems in American education.
H. H. Hill. (In American association of
school administrators. Official report, 1946.
p 121-9)

Principles of business administration applied
to personnel and other activities. H. P.
Smith and J. B. Bouchard, bibliog R Ed
Res 17:183-9 Ap '47

Problems of the professional personnel. E,
O. Melby. (In American association of
school administrator.^, i illlclal report. 1946.
p22.'i-9); Same. H I'olnts 28:9-14 Je '46:
Same cond. Sch Manag 15:438 Ap '46; Ed
Digest 11:20-2 My '46

Teaclier looks at personnel administration.
Nat Ed Assn Res Uul 23:93-147 D '45

Topeka sleps out. L. W. Ashby. 11 Nat Ed
Assn J 35:288-90 S '46

What about the Glencoe plan? Nations Sch
38:32 Jl '46

Research

Contributions of research In public adminis-
tration to educational administration. N.
1;. Henry, bibliog ( (In Conference for ad-
niini.strative officers of public and private
scluK)ls. Proceedings, 19l(i. p76-Sl)

Contrilnitions to educational administration
made by administrative research. P. T.
Rankin. (In Conference for administra-
tive officers of public and private schools.
Proceedings. 1946. pGO-75)

Frontiers in educational research In general
administration. J. K. Norton. J Ed Res
40:327-34 Ja '47

Have vou a research department? A. "V.
Overn. Nations Sch 34:24-5 N '44

Metropolitan school study council — a new pat-
tern in school co-operation. P. R. Mort.
bibliog f Ed Forum 9:413-17 My '45

Research and progress in educational ad-
ministration. D. E. Scales, bibliog f J
Ed Res 38:351-64 Ja '45

Review of educational research. A. E. Joyal.
Phi Delta Kappan 28:362-4 My '47

Teacher in emerging designs of education. P.
R. Mort. Teach Col Rec 47:98-102 N '45

State

Administration of public education in the

United States. L. W. Kindred. New Era 25:

136-40 Jl '44
Administration of public higher education in

a democracv. M. Ten Hoor. Assn Am Col

Bui 32:202-15 My '46
Certain estimates of quality and accomplish-
ment of state school systems. Educational

research service, pa 25c '45 The service
Criteria for allocating and spending the

school dollar. E. L. Morphet. (In American

association of school administrators. Official

report, 1946. p211-15)
Development of state responsibility for school

and college buildings. A. J. Burke. (In

American school and university, 1946. p41-

6)
Duties and responsibilities of state directors

of health and physical education. Sch Life

29:25 Ja '47
Education, a state function? — No, not pri-
marily. R. V. Hunkins. Am Sch Bd J 111:

22-t- D '45
Education for fellowship. W. E. Howland.

Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 31:424-33 S '45
Education — legally a state function. J. C.

Moffltt. bibliog Am Sch Bd J 112:25-6 F '46
Here's a plan for administering a state

school system. C. H. Skidmore, Nations

Sch 34:31-2 Jl '44
Long-standing dominance of state educa-
tional authority. C. Grieder. bibliog f Ed

Adm & Sup 30:331-48 S '44
Need for a single state educational authority.

C. Greene. Am Sch Bd J 111:40-1 O '45
Place of the health department in the school

health service. G. M. Wheatley. J Health

& Phys Ed 17:529-30-f N '46
Possible sources of state revenue for public

schools. M. Smith. (In American association

of school administrators. Official report,

1946. P215-17)
Promoting stability and planning in the office

of state director. B. I. Griffith. Ohio Sch

24:214-15 My '46
Relationship of education to government. E.

L. Morphet. (In National society for the

study of education. Forty-fourth yearbook,

pt2. p 153-86)
Relationship of state and local school units.

A. R. Morrill, bibliog f Am Sch Bd J 114:21-

3 F '47
Reorganization of a state system of public

education. G. D. Strayer. Teach Col Kec

46:471-82 My '45

18

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ADMINISTRATION of schools— State — Cont.
I^eorf;:anization promises iinprovement. M. B.
Rogers. Nations Sch 36:31-2 D '45

Reports of study commission on state educa-
tional problems. National council of chief
state school officers. Sch Life 28:1-10 My
•46

State aid for school building. K. L. Lindman.
il Sch Executive 64:41-2 Ag '45

State and the educational s.vstem. A. G.
Grace. (In National society for the study
of education. Forty-fifth yearbook. pt2. p7-
Ui)

State educational organization and relation-
ships. Sch Executive 64:57-8 Je '45

State educational system. New Mexico. Uni-
versity. (Pub no 1) 35p bibliog- f pa 3(lc '46
Univ. of N.Mex. Dept. of government. Divi-
sion of res. Albuqtierque. N.Mex.

State issues in postwar education. J. C. Mor-
rison. Am Sch Bd J 109:9-12 JI '44

State legislation for the education of excep-
tional children — some basic principles. E.
H. Martens, bibliog J Excep Child 12:225-30
My '46

State plans for education. A. B. Williams.
Q R Higher Ed Among Negroes 14:27-9 Ja
•46

State school organization and administration.
E. L. Morphet and R. L. Johns, bibliog R
Ed Res 16:364-9 O '46

State's responsibility for a reasonable edu-
cational program. A. G. Grace. Harvard
Ed R 15:14-21 Ja '45

State's responsibilitv in school building pro-
grams. W. F. Cre'dle. Peabody J Ed 23:328-
34 My '46

Structural organization of state school sys-
tems. C. Greene and A. R. Meadows, bib-
liog f (In National society for the study
of education. Forty-fourth yearbook. pt2.
p 118-52)

Unequal educational attainment in the United
States. N. Edwards. EI Sch J 46:541-5 Je
'46

U.S. Supreme court speaks. S. B. Witkowiak.
bibliog Nations Sch 34:29-30 Ag '44

Wartime legislation relating to local school
administration. Ed Vic 3:3 JI 20 '44
See also

Boards of education State colleges and
— State universities — Ad-

Departments of edu- ministration
cation, State

Bibliography
Selected references on public-school admin-
istration: state school administration. W. C.
Reavis and N. B. Henry, comps. El Sch J
45:295: 4n:2Sn-91: 47:293 Ja '45. Ja '46, Ja '47

Student participation
Building up a democratic commimitv. H. R.

Cowley. Times Ed Sup 1539:521 O 28 '44
Encouraging greater pupil participation in

the operation of the school. C. Neufeldt.

Nat El Prin 26:43-6 Je '47
Honor activities of Harrison high school. L.

M. Klein. Clearing House 21:104-5 O '46
In business for themselves. M. A, Adams. Ed

I^eadership 4:304-9 F '47
Progress in secondary school government. M.

S. Hallman. Progres Ed 22:10-12 Ap '45
Pupils rim Jamesburg high on senior day.

E. W. Beckford. Clearing House 20:364 F

'46
School into communitv. J. Hemming J Ed

London 78:431-2 Ag '46
Sharing in school government. L. V. Koos.

Sch R 54:9-10 Ja '46
Six steos to pupil narticipation in democratic

school control. E. C. Bolmeier. Clearing

House 21:391-5 Mr '47
Student council in the secondary school. Na-
tional association of secondary school prin-
cipals, bibliog Nat Assn Sec 'Sch Prin Bui

28:1-242 O '44; Excerpts. Ed Digest 10:28-31

Ja '45
Twelve-year-olds and public relations. M. L.

Honiker. Childh Ed 21:413-14 Ap '45
We get it done. S. L. Clement. Clearing House

19:358-9 F '45
See also
Colleges and uni- Curriculum making —

versifies — Ad- Student participa-

ministration — Stu- tion

dent participation

Teacher participation

Bay City uses its assets. B. Klager. Sch Ex-
ecutive 65:54-5 Ap '46

Co-operative staff work. S. M. Corey, bib-
liog Sch R 52:336-45 Je '44

Co-operative teacher-programming. G. B.
Mitchell. H Points 29:73-4 Mr '47

Democracy in administration at Newark
through teaelier committees. G. P. Nickle.
Clearing House 21:390 Mr '47

Democracy must be inherent in school or-
ganization. R. R. Penhale. il Am Sch Bd J
109:15-16 N '44

Democratic participation in local administra-
tion. F. VV. Hubbard. Nat Ed Assn J 33:
193-4 N '44

Educational leadership and group planning.
R. F. Campbell, bibliog f Ed Adm & Sup
32:193-202 Ap '46

Future task of the county council. J. E.
Kuhler. Mid Sch 61:13 S '46

Giving teachers a share in determining edu-
cational policy. L. M. Klein. Am Sch Bd
J 114:36-7 Mr '47

Headaches in democratic administration. C.
M. Dannelly. Sch Executive 64:46 Ag '45

Intelligent administration. A. B. Crawford,
il Sch Executive 64:48-50 Ja '45

Making democracy function in administra-
tion. F. H. Paine. H Points 26:28-34 Je '44

Nashville board asks teacher cooperation. Am
Sch Bd J 108:40 Je '44

Progress in secondary school government.
M. S. Hallman. Progres Ed 22:10-12 Ap '45

Sliaping a policy in a school situation: ed.
by R. B. Raup and others. C. A. Weber.
Teach Col Rec 46:229-35 Ja '45

Staff participation in plant planning. H. E.
Chastain. bibliog R Ed Res 15:18-23 F '45

Teacher participation in appraising and de-
veloping the school program. E. C. Bol-
meier. Sch R 54:416-19 S '46

Teachers appraise supervision and adminis-
tration. R. Gans. Ed 67:217-22 D '46

Teachers must be considered in fundamen-
tals of democratic administration. A. E.
Rhodes, bibliog f Am Sch Bd J 109;27-S
S: 33-4 O '44

Teachers of six small communities study their
job. N. L. Bossing. Ed 67:223-30 D '46

Teachers should share in planning and in
working the plan. R. E. Jaggers. Ky Sch J
23:23-5 N '44

Top-heavy leadership. C. A. Weber. Ed
Leadership 2:118-23 D '44; Same cond. Ed
Digest 10:14-16 F '45

Trouble-shooter and eye-opener. G. F. Stover.
Ed Leadership 2:158-60 Ja '45

Useful technic in democratic procedure. W.
R. Godwin. Am Sch Bd J 111:28-9 N '45

Workshop adventure in democratic admin-
istration. E. A. Juckett. Am Sch Bd J
109:35-7-t- O '44
See also

Colleges and univer- Curriculum making —
sities — Administra- Teacher participa-

tion— Faculty tion

participation

Committees, Educa-
tional

Teaching

Professional preparation of school personnel.
A. G. Grace. (In National society for the
studv of education. Forty-fifth yearbook,
pt2. p 176-82)

Role of university departments of education
in the preparation of school administra-
tors. R. W. Tyler. (In Conference for ad-
ministrative officers of public and private
schools. Proceedings, 1946. p31-45): .Same.
Sch R 54:451-61 O '46

Some needed adjustments in courses of school
administration in light of war demands.
S. M. Brownell and others. (In National
society of college teachers of education.
Yearbook 29. p71-6)

Colleges and universities
See Colleges and universities — Adminis-
tration; Negro colleges — Administration:
State colleges and universities — Admin-
istration

KDIXATIOX IXDl'-.X |iilv \'>-\-\ [uiic 1947

19

ADMINISTRATION of schools— Colldiliifii
Elementary schools

Child Krowth in an era of conlllct; lUteenth
yearbook, Michigan oducatioii association.
Dopartnient of elementary school prin-
cipals. bibliOK pn '•<■• The assn. l-ansing

Democratic administration by the principal.
K. E. Ueariied. (In California elementary
school principals' association. Guideposts
for the elementary schools of tomorrow:
si.xteenth yearbook, p 18-21)

Klementary school of tomorrow — its possible
structure. R. Goodykoontz. Child Ed 22:215-
20 Ja 'IC; Same cond. Ed DiKest 11:4-7 Mr
•46

Elementary school organization and adminis-
tration. H. J. Otto. 2d ed bibliog $3.75 '44
Appleton-Century

Elementary school organization in the po.st-
war period. T. H. Allen. Nat El I'rin 24:
16- IS Ap 45

Elementary school problem: reorganization
and financing of elementary schools: ex-
planation of proposed bill and pertinent
lact.s relating thereto [mimcographedl
Kansas. Legislative council. Research de-
partment. (Pub. no 132) ltd ed 43p '44 The
council. Toiieka

Less departmentalization In the elementary
schools. T. C. Prince. Am Sch Hd J lU:
25-6 S '45

Organizational and administrative practices
in elementary schools in the United States.
H. J. Otto, pa $2 '45 I'tiiv. of Te.x.

Organizing the elementary school in Sep-
tember. F. Schnell. Nat El Prin 23:39-40
Je '44

Principal in the modern elementary school.
R. H. LAne. bibliog $2.50 '44 Houghton

Three teachers replace one supervisor. M.
Mehl and E. D. Kennedy. Nations Sch 34:
47-S D '44
See also

Continuing teacher
plan

Bibliography

Some recent professional writing of interest
to elementary school supervisors and prin-
cipals. D. H. Uussell. Calif J El Ed 15:
25-40 Ag '46

Research
Frontiers m educational re.search in elemen-
tary school organization and admini.stration.
H. J. Otto. J Ed Res 40:340-7 Ja '47

Engineering schools and colleges
oee Engineering schools and colleges — Ad-
ministration

High schools
Administrators in public relations. G. Vin-
son. Phi Delia Kappan 28:285-6 Mr '47
Coordination of guidance and discipline. E.

G. Becker. H Points 29:31-5 Jlr '47
Criteria for the determination of effective

secondary-school management. S. H. Baker.

Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:3-12 Jly '45
Criteria of a well-administered high school.

W. S. Roe. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:

41-3 Ja '45: Same. Sch Manag 15:205-6 D

'45
Department headship. D. B. Llovd. Sec Ed 12:

12-14 S '45
Duties and responsibilities of high-school prin-
cipals and assistant principals. Nat Assn

Sec Sch Prin Bui 30:9-12 D '46
Duties and responsibilities of the assistant

principal in the secondary school. C. W.

Boardman: J. M. Gran: A. E. Holt. Nat

Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 30:3-11 Mr '46
Flexible daily schedule for a modern high

school. F. T. Shipp. Am Sch Bd J 111:58

O '45
Guidance and school administration. F. T.

Spaulding. Nat Assn Deans Women J 10:51-

6 Ja '47
Handbook on organization and practices for

the secondary schools of Ohio. 68p '44 The

dept. Columbus
Major handicap.s interfering with guidance.

L. L. Chisholm. Sch P. 54:24-31 Ja 46
Organization and administration. W. French.

(In John Dewey society. American high

school: its responsibility and^ opportunity;

eighth yearbook. p215-55)

Organization and administration of .second-
ar.v schools. H. K. Douglass, rev ed bib-
liog %i '45 (^inn

Postwar high school should be purpose-or-
ganized. \V. French. (In Pennsylvania. Uni-
versity. School of education. Purpose and
plan in education. p91-101): Same. Teach
Col Hec 46:403-12 Ap '45; Same cond. Ed
Digest 11:42-5 S '45

I'roblems facing secondary education in the
South. F. M. Alexander. So Assn Q 11:271-9
My '47

Problems of small high schools. E. H. La-
Franchi. Calif J Sec Ed 21:344-7 N '46

Progress in secondary school government.
M. S. Hallman. Progres Kd 22:10-12 Ap
'45

Providing adequately prepared teachers for
the high-school offering. E. F. Potthoff.
Ed Adm & Sup 31:321-30 S '45

Simplifying a crowded schedule. P. B. Died-
erlch. Sch R 53:162-9 Mr '45; Same cond.
Ed Digest 10:44-7 Ap '45

Sixteen changes for the better. R. D. Wads-
worth. Clearing House 21:520-3 My '47

Wanted: a new leadership for the secondary
school. N. L. liossing. Nat Assn Sec' Sch
Prin Bui 30:92-100 Ap '46
See also

House system

Bibliography
Selected references on the organization of

secondary education. G. N. Mackenzie and

L. G. llent. comi)a. Sch R 52:496-9 () '44
Selected references on the organization of

secondary education. G. N. Mackenzie and

H. C. Ahrnsbrak. comps. Sch R 53:490-4 O

'45
Selected references on the organization of

secondary education. G. N. Mackenzie and

G. M. Sharp, comps. Sch R 54:488-92 O '46
Selected references on the administration of

secondary education. G. N. Mackenzie and

L.. G. Bent, comps. Sch R 52:565-8 N '44
Selected references on the administration of

secondary education. G. N. Mackenzie and

H. C. Ahrnsbrak. comps. Sch R 53:554-9 N

■45
Selected references on the administration of

secondary education. G. N. Mackenzie and

G. M. Sharp. comp.s. Sch R 54:549-56 N

'46

Research
Frontiers in educational research in second-
ary school administration and organization.

R. White, jr. bibliog f J Ed Res 40:335-9 Ja

'17

Junior colleges
See Junior colleges — Administration
Junior high schools
Administrative practices in the junior high

school. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 28:3-86

Mr '44
Administralive provisions for adapting the

junior high school program to pupils. S. F.

Howland. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:

89-92 Ap '45
Creative administration. H. E. Herriott. Nat

Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:53-62 Ap '45
How about the junior high school" R. C.

Hammock and T. P. Baker. Ed Leadership

4:396-402 Mr '47
Nine schools make one. W. J. Scott. Nat

Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:78-87 Ap '45
Parents will play hall. W. J. Scott. Clearing

House 21:515-19 My '47

Normal schools and teachers colleges
.Administration of faculty personnel in state
teachers colleges. H. E. Bosley. bibliog pa
'46 Am. assn. of teachers cols, C. W. Hunt,
sec. N.y. state teachers col. Oneonta: Sum-
mary. Teach Col Rec 48:470-2 Ap '47
Organization and management of offices In
teachers colleges; a thesis [mimeographed]
M. M. I^ss. pa 15c '43 Central -Mo. state
teachers col. Warrensburg

Public schools
Administration of public education in the

United States. C. H. Lake. (In American

.■'s.soriat'on of school administrators. Ofli-

cial report. 1945. pS9-95)
Common scliool: a return to fimdamentals C

Grieder. Ed Adm & Sup 30:289-98 My '44

20

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ADMINISTRATION of schools— Public schools
— Continued

Education — federal or local? R. T. Gregg il
Sch Executive 65:47-9 My; 54 Je '46

Financing public education in a democracy.
F. H. Swift. (In California. University. Edu-
cation and society, p 182-96)

Historical development of grades and de-
partments in the public schools of Mem-
phis. Tennessee. D. M. Hilliard. El Sch J
47:157-60 N '46

Improprieties and inconsistencies in public-
school practices. J. E. W. Wallin. Sch &
Soc 64:372-4 N 30 '46

Laying firm foundations; straight talk about
the school crisis. W. E. Givens. Nat Par-
ent Teach 41:30-2 Ja ■■>7; Same cond. Ed
Digest 12:34-6 Mr '47

Logistics of the public school system. N. L.
Engelhardt. (In American school and uni-
versity, 1944. P398-9)

Problems in school administration. H. H.
Hill. (In American association of school
administrators. Official report, 1945. p79-S8);
Excerpts. Sch Manag 15:25 S '45

Rural schools
Administration of rural education in the
United States. B. Morgan. New Era 25:99-
103 Je '44
Children and youth in rural and sparsely
settled areas. K. M. O. Cook, bibliog f (In
National society for the study of educa-
tion. Forty-fourth yearbook, pt2. p55-73)
Future of rural America. F. W. Cyr. Teach
Col Rec 47:110-18 N '45; Same cond. Sch
Manag 15:377-9 Mr '46; Excerpts. Sch
Manag 15:436 Ap '46
How to manage a rural school. V. H. Gulp.

3d ed $1.50 '44 Burgess
Modern procedures in rural schools. E. V.
Sykes. (In Pennsylvania. University. School
of education. Purpose and plan in educa-
tion. pS2-90)
Need for and possibility of rural school re-
organization in McDonough county, Illinois
[mimeographed] D. E. Lindstrom. pa '43
Dept. of agricultural economics. Agricul-
tural exp. station. Univ. of 111. Urbana
Organization and administration of rural edu-
cation. J. E. Butterworth. bibliog f (In
Wliite House confecence on rural education.
[Proceedings] 1944. p 153-62)
Organization and financing of rural schools.
H. A. Dawson. (In Reeves, F. W. ed. Edu-
cation for rural America, p 119-42)
Planning effective rural school administration
and organization. P. W. Cyr. (In National
education association. Department of rural
education. Rural schools for tomorrow
p 112-20)
Practical administrative procedures in small
school curriculum-building. R. L. Hender-
son. Ed Adni & Sup 31:350-8 S "45
What of professional personnel for rural
education? K. O. Broady. Teach Bd J 6'
147-9-1- Mr '45
Workshop on organization and administration
of rural education: summer session, 1945
Teachers college. Columbia university. Sum-
mer session, pa 25c '46 The col.
See also
Administration of Administration of

schools — County schools — District

Secondary schools
See Administration of schools — High
schools

Vocational schools
Administrative aspects of vocational school
roster making. J. Caporale. Ind Arts & Voc
Ed 34:283-5 S '45
Gearing the vocational schools to job require-
ments. C. AV. Sylvester. Ed 66:217-23 D '45
What about area vocational schools? Nations
Sch 36:43 N '45

Alabama

Ascent of Alabama. JI. F. Seay. Nations Sch

36:30-1 N '45
School administrative problems in suburban

municipalities. H. C. Pannell and others.

pa 50c '46 Univ. of Ala, Col. of ed Bur

It ed. res. University. Ala.

Alaska
Too many children for our schools. J L
Mmner. il Nations Sch 36:20-2 N '45

Belgium

Some critical notes on the organization and
admmistration of public education in Bel-
gium. M. Coulon. New Era 28:62-6 Mr '47

California

Administration, organization, and financial
'^"PP°':?, °f ""^ public school system, state
of California. California. State reconstruc-
tion and reemployment commission. 89p
gratis 45 The comm. 631 J st, Sacramento
14

^'^1'°,?' ^'^'^^"S'es proposed in California. Am
Sch Bd J 110:62 F '45

Canada
Towards equality of educational opnortunity.
E-, I- Woods. Sch (El ed and Se"c ed) 32:
864-8 Je 44

Colorado
School district reorganization for Colorado.
C Grieder. 50c '44 Colo. assn. of sch. bds,
Univ. of Colo, Boulder

Czechoslovakia

Czechoslovak reform; struggle for multilater-
alism. Times Ed Sup 1669:193 Ap 26 '47

Florida

Education and Florida's future Florida citi-
zens committee on education, pa '47 The
com, Tallahassee, Fla j^ t< xne

Education and the future of Florida Florida
citizens committee on education, pa '47 The
com. Tallahassee. Fla.

Great Britain
Carry over. Times Ed Sup 1552:43 Ja 27 '45
Chief education oflScer; qualifications needed.

Times Ed Sup 1589:483 O 13 '45
Control and direction in education J Bd

London 79:238-|- Mv '47
^°,"^^°'?f„aPP™^'«d" schools. Times Bd Sup

l»oo:449 S 16 '44
County plans; Cambridgeshire and Salop

Times Ed Sup 1669:194 Ap 26 '47
D day for education. Times Ed Sup 1561-151

Mr 31 '45

■'-',?*^'„'" ^^^ schools. Times Ed Sup 1561:148

Mr il 4o
Divisional administration; guidance for local

aiithorities. Times Ed Sup 1534:462-3 S 23
44
Divisional administration; Middlesex and

?1??".f-?n' -fchetnes approved. Times Ed Sup

loii'.oSj Jl 21 '45
Divisional executives; a good beginning.

Times Ed Sup 1633:389 Ag 17 '46
Function of a governing body; equating free-

,n-,'?,'^'^'"'' popular -control. Times Ed Sup

1512:195 Ap 22 '44
Government of secondary schools. K L

Woodland. New Era 25:194-5 N '44
Government of the schools. T. W. Sussams J

Ed London 78:322-t- Je '46

'^'"o®^^^^*''''^"'"'"'^- Times Ed Sup 1557:103 Mr
3 45

Implementing the Act; long-term policy

Times Ed Sup 1625:294 Je 22 '46
Kent County council proposals. Times Ed

Sup 1531:426-7 S 2 '44
Kent development plan. Times Ed Sup 1636:

425 S 7 '46
Local administration. Times Ed Sup 1531:427

S 2 '44
Local administration of education. J Ed

London 76:522-3 N '44
Local policy. Times Bd Sup 1551:31 Ja 20

45
Middlesex proposals; secondary education

Times Ed Sup 1631:365 Ag 3 '40
Modern school organization. V. E. C. Gordon

Times Ed Sup 1641:491; 1643:519 O 12, 26

'46

More about the multilateral school. F M
Barle. J Ed London 77:486+ O '45

New body in local government; divisional
executive for education. H. C. Dent Fort-
nightly 163(ns 157):259-64 Ap '45

New order. Times Ed Sup 1527:379 Ag 5 '44

Planning schools. Times Ed Sup 1611:127 Mr
16 '46

Recasting of an educational system H C
Dent. Ed Rec 26:273-80 O '45 ' '

Reorganization of the Ministry of education
Int Eur Ed Bui 19 2d quarter:50 '45

KDLCATIOX IXDKX July VMA June 1Q47

21

ADMINISTRATION of schoQis— Gront Urllnln—

L'ontmmd ' " '

Secomlary school policy: confusion and pre-
tence. J. II. Phillips. Times Ed Sflfc 15S9:

4S3 O 13 '45
Socondarv schools; principles of government.

Times Kd Sup 1514:223 My 6 '44
Thoughts on mullilatorallsni: need for poolinp:

knowledKC. 1... 1>. J. Drew. Times Ed Sup

1663:3 Ja 4 '47

Illinois
Illinois again tries to reorganize 12,000 school

districts. H. B. Mulford. Am Sch Bd J 111:

41-2 O '45
Illinoi.s shows great interest in school-district

reorganization. H. B. Mulford. Sch & Soc

C4:H7-1!> Ag 17 Mfi
Marked progress in effort to reorganize 12,000

Illinois public school districts. H. B. Mul-
ford. Am Sch Bd J 112:5S F '46
Problem of the one-teacher school in Illinois.

H. B. Mulford. Sch & Soc 62:268-70 O 27

•45
Proposals for improving the rural school in

Illinois. D. E. Lindstrom. Ill Ed 33:237-)-

Ap '45
Recent legislation and school district reor-
ganization. E. S. Slmmonds. Ill Ed 34:10-|-

S '45
School district in Illinois. I. F. Pearson. Ill

Ed 35:13-14 S '46
School district reorganization; a major prob-
lem in Illinois. J. L. Buford. Ill Ed 33:235-H

Ap '45
School government reform is proceeding in

Illinois. H. B. Mulford. Sch Manag 15:14-

15 Ag '46
Some goals for educational reconstruction in

Illinois. H. E. Bosley. il 111 Ed 35:70-2-)-

X '40
What kind of school district? C. E. Vick. Ill

E<1 34:73-)- N '45
What the new Illinois legal code means to

public school administration. H. B. Mulford.

Am Sch Bd J 111:25-6-)- JI '45

Iowa

Departmentalization and pupil achievement
in Iowa elementary schools. H. F. Spitzer.
Mid Sell 60:270-1 My '46

Let's reorganize Iowa's school districts. M.
L. Cushman. il Mid Sch 60:240-(- Ap '46

Second mile: county councils have great op-
portunities. L. H. Campbell. Mid Sch 60:
208 Mr '46

Isle of Wight
Isle of Wight; reorganization plans. Times
Ed Sup 1620:233 My 18 '46

Kansas

Elementary school ' problem: reorganization
and financing of elementary schools: ex-
planation of proposed bill and pertinent
facts relating thereto [mimeographed]
Kansas. I.,egislative council. Research de-
partment. (Pub. no 132) ltd ed 43p '44 The
council, Topeka

Elimination of small school districts proceeds
in Kansas. Sch Manag 16:16-17 Ja '47

School district reorganization: reorganiza-
tion in other states, and analysis of prob-
lems of reorganization in Kansas [mimeo-
graphed] Kansas. Legislative council. Re-
search department. (Pub. no 130) ltd ed
olp '44 Tlie council, Topeka

Kentucky
Financing the public schools of Kentucky. T.

Covert. Sch Life 28:28-31 Je '46
Why not a six-year plan for Kentucky
schools? R. R. Williams. Ky Sch J 25:38-40
D '46

Latin America
School organization in Latin America. C. T.
Stewart. Higher Ed 3:3-5 Ja 1 '47

Massachusetts
Local and state school responsibilities. L. G.
Nourse. Am Sch Bd J 114:46 Ap '47

Michigan

City superintendents study reconversion. Mich
Ed J 23:139-41 N '45

Michigan needs reorganization of school dis-
tricts. C. L. Taylor. Sch Manag 15:379-80
Mr '46

Michigan's system of public education, an
administrative manual. Michigan. Depart-
ment of public instruction. (Bui. no407)
66p "44 The dopt, Lan.sing

Present problems confronting school admin-
istrators of Michigan. C. Woody. J Ed Res
30:561-82 Ap '46

Reorganization promises improvement. M. B.
Rogers. Nations Sch 36:31-2 D '45

Minnesota
Reorganization of school districts. T. C. En-
gum. Minn J Ed 27:154 N '46

Missouri
Suggestions to school administrators con-
cerning some of their current problems,
1944. Mis.souri. Department of education.
57p '44 The dept, Jefferson City

Ohio
Handbook on organization and practices for

the secondary schools of Ohio. 68p '44 The

dept, Columbus
Ohio" should have a state board of education.

E. L. Bowsher. Ohio Sch 24:162 Ap '46

Pennsylvania

Local school district in Pennsylvania. A. M.
Kulp. (In Pennsylvania. University. School
of education. Purpose and plan in edu-
cation. p272-7)

Pennsylvania proposal for area schools. G.
H. Parkes. Sch Manag 16:30-1 Ap '47

Scotland
Administration in Scotland; a survey of the

present system. Times Ed Sup 1566:207 My

5 '45
Fleming report; position in Scotland. Times

Kd Sup 1528:393 Ag 12 '44
Scotland's solution of the religion-in-educa-

tion problem. M. B. Dealy. bibliog f Cath

Ed R 43:260-71 My '45
Scottisli problems: a wider vision. Times Ed

Sup 1646:564 N 16 '46

Southern states

Extension and equalization of educational op-
portunity in the South. W. H. Plemmons.
H Sch J 28:15-30 Ja '45; Same. (In Ryan,
W. C. and others." eds. Secondary education
in the South. p20-36)

Tennessee
Origin of lay control of public education in
Memphis. D. M. Hilliard. El Sch J 46:
448-52 Ap '46

United States
See Administration of schools — Public
schools

Virginia
Virginia's educational program. G. T. Miller,
Va J Ed 40:208-10-1- Ja '47

Wales

Central Welsh board; functions and future.
Times Ed Sup 1650:615 D 14 '46

Reorganization in Wales. Times Ed Sup 1564:
183 Ap 21 '45

Reorganization in Wales; future develop-
ments. Times Ed Sup 1655:38 Ja IS '47

Washington (state)

Washington reduces its scliool districts by
937 in nine years. E. L. Breckner. Sch
Manag 16:27 O '46

Will district reorganization take the schools
away from the people? L. L. Chisholm. Na-
tions Sch 35:28-9 O '46

West Virginia
Rise of the Negro assistant county super-
intendent in West Virginia. J. S. Saundle.
J Negro Ed 15:621-7 O '46

Wyoming
School district reorganization in Wyoming.

W. C. Reusser and R. E. Wochner. pa '45

Univ. of Wyoming, Col. of ed, Laramie
ADMINISTRATION offices
Main ollice; ner\'e center of the school. C.

Carlson and others. Sch Executive 66:39-40

My '47
Office layout and planning. G. Vinton. J Bsns

Ed 21:39 Mr '46

79

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ADMINISTRATION offices — Cuutrnued

Organization and management of offices in
teachers colleges; a thesis [mimeographed]
M. M. Lass, pa 15c '43 Central Mo. state
teachers col, Warrensburg

Planning administrative offices, il Nations Sch
3S:3') S '46
ADMINISTRATIVE assistants. See Assistant

principals; Assistant supei'intendents
ADMINISTRATIVE officers of public and pri-
vate schools. Conference for. See Confer-
*'nre for administrative otllcers of public
and private schools
ADMINISTRATORS. See Business managers;
t'ollege presidents; Deans; Executives; Jun-
ior college presidents; Principals; School
officials; Superintendents
ADOLESCENCE

Adolescence and juvenile delinquency. A. S.
Church. Nerv Child 4;142-6 Ja '45

Adolescence and vouth. P. H. Landis. bibliog
$3.75 '45 McGraw-Hill

Adolescence: what is it? D. Hankins. il Par-
ents Mag 20:30-1+ Ap '45

Adolescent. W. Dennis, bibliog (In Car-
michael. L. ed. Manual of child psychology.
P633-66)

Adolescent in social groups. P. B. Newman,
bibliog $2; pa $1.25 '46 Stanford univ. press

Adolescent interest in social problems. F. E.
Vjckery. J Ed Res 40:309-15 D '40

Adolescent performance in the Wechsler-
Bellevue intelligence scales and the re-
vised Stanford-Binet examination, form 1,.
\V. Goldlarb. hibliog J Ed Psychol 35:503-7
N '44

Adolescent rivalries. R. Brickner. Child Study
23:110-12 Je '46

Ad\'enture of youth. O. A. Wheeler. 6s '46
I'niv, of I.,ondon press
S.Ag"e differences in religious beliefs and prob-
lems during adolescence. R. G. Kuhlen and
M. Arnold, bibliog Pedagog Sem 65:291-300
D '44

Art helps adolescents. J. F. Wood. Progres
Ed 23:i»4-G-f Ja '46

Camp fire girls' group behavior. R. Lippitt.
Nerv Child 4:86-94 O '44

Candle of understanding. A. Long. J Home
Econ 36:631-4 D '44

Case study tests of ability to use knowledge
of human growth and development. J. E.
Horrocks and M. E. Trover, bibliog Ed i^'
Psychol M 7 no 1:23-36 '47

Clothing .and appearance. S. S. Silverman,
bibliog $2.10 '45 Teachers col; Sunmiary.
Teach Col Rec 47:461-3 Ap '46

Creatine excretion in adolescents. N. W.
Shock, bibliog Child Develop 16:167-80 S
■45

Development and use of relationship with a
delinquent adolescent girl. M. Mitchell.
Nerv Child 4:95-9 O '44

Development of the ideal self in childhood
and adolescence. R. J. Havighurst and
others. J Ed Res 40:241-57 D '46

Dilemma of the adolescent. O. Spranger.
Child Study 22:12-14+ N '44

Don't back the attack on adolescents. G.
Brew. Parents Mag 20:14 Mr '45

Dream world or reality? J. L. Mclntire.
Progres Ed 24:18-19+ O '46

Educating adolescents to become nurses. M.
Reiler. American Journal of Nursing 47:
117-20 F '47

Educational interests of a group of young
industrial workers. W. D. Wall, bibliog f
Brit J Ed Psychol 15:127-32 N '45

Lmancipaiion of the adolescent from parental
control. C. E. Meyers, bibliog Nerv Child
5:251-62 Jl '46

Errors in the oral language of mentally defec-
tive adolescents and normal elementary
school children. T. Carlton and L. E. Carl-
ton, bibliog Pedagog Sem 66:183-220 Je '45

Essence of adolescent clringc. P. A. Bios.
Child Study 24:43-5+ F '47

Evaltiation of some methods of organization
of classes for the mentally-retarded adoles-
cent. G. D. Stevens, bibliog Ed Adm & Sup
31:193-204 Ap '45

Extent of individual differences. L. A. Hanna.
(In National council for the social studies.
.Adapting instruction in the social studies
to individual differences; fifteenth yearbook.
pO-16)

From girlhood to womanhood in wartime. E.

H. Morris. Nerv Child 4:78-85 O '44
From school into society; opportunities for

adolescents. W. R. Niblett. Times Ed Sup

1600:615 D 29 '45
Growing pains. L. A. Kirkendall, comp. il

Ed Leadership 2:335-9 My '45
Guiding the adolescent boy. G. Goldberg and

N. E. Shoobs. Nerv Child 4:159-66 Ja '45
Heaven help the adolescent. G. Horn. Neb

Ed J 26:52-3 F '46
Helping adolescents adjust. H. Holland. J

Ed 128:244-h O '45
Helping youngsters adjust to their physical

growth. H. R. Stolz. il Ed Leadership 2:340-

2 My '45
Industrial arts and the needs of adolescents.

K. W. Brown. Ed 65:589-95 Je '45
Inlluence of the broken hoirie on adolescent

adjustment. P. Torrance. J Ed Sociol 18:359-

64 F -45
Information needed about pupils in the mid-
dle and upper grades. M. Mershon. (In

Conference on I'eading, Improving reading

in content tlelds. p75-8)
Interpretation of individual differences. K.

Jensen. (In National council for the social

studies. Adapting instruction in the social

studies to individual differences; fifteenth

yearbook, p 17-32)
It may be normal to be clumsy. S. B. Apple-

baum. il Parents Mag 20:23+ D '45
Let them grow up. L. M. AV^are. Progres Ed

22:14-15 Ap '45
Living and letting live with adolescents. E.

E. Mellon, il Parents Mag 21:34-5+ O '46
Living with teen-age boys and girls. L. D.

Crow. Ed Forum 9:467-70 My '45
Major needs of minors. D. W. Phillips, il Nat

Parent Teach 40:4-6 F '46
Mental development during the preadolescent

and adolescent periods. G. J. Froehlich,

bibliog R Ed Res 14:401-12 D '44
Mental hygiene problems of adolescent boys.

H. J. Baker. Nerv Child 4:151-8 Ja '45
On teaching adolescents religion. W. Fallaw.

Christendom 10 no3:374-SS '45 .-
Our teen-age boys a!id girls. L. D. Crow

and A. V. Crow. $3 '45 McGraw-Hill
Our 'teen agers. M. S. Switzer. Prac Home

Boon 23:201 Ap '45
Parents can be people. M. H. Pro. Child

Study 23:13-15 N '45
Physical ability as a factor in social adjust-
ment in adolescence. H. E. Jones, bibliog J

Ed Res 40:287-301 D '46
Physical fitness and health problems of the

adolescent; svniposium. American Journal

of Public Health 35:575-86 Je '45
Ph^'siological aspects of development. N. W.

Shock, bibliog R Ed Res 14:413-26 D '44
Place of the adolescent in the social struc-
ture. R. L. Hill. jr. il Prac Home Econ

25:280-3+ My '47
Plea for the adolescent boy. M. K. Flynn.

Cath Ed R 44:342-5 Je '46
Pleading interests of adolescents. R. S. Reese.

Tex Outl 28:40 D '44
Problems of adolescent education; rejection

of verbal culture. Times Ed Sup 1571:269

Je 9 '45
Program for youth through adult-youth team-
work. J. H. Landes. H Points 29:17-23 Ja

•47
Self-expression is a safety valve. B. Evan. !1

Parents Mag 20:28-9+ S '45
Self-revelation of the adolescent boy. U. H.

Fleege. $3.50 '45 Bruce pub.
Sex differences in adolescent motivation. F.

H. Lund. J Health & Phys Ed 16:39+ Ja

'15
Sexual maturation and the growth of fat.

nniscle and bone in girls. E. L. Reynolds.

iMl.liog Child Develop 17:121-44 S '46
Social interests of voung adolescents. G.

H. Hildreth. Child Develop 16:119-21 Mr '45
Study of the friendship fluctuations of rural

bovs and girls. J. E. Horrocks and G. G.

Thompson, bitliog Pedagog Sem 69:189-98

T> '46
Teen-age problems. See issues of Parents'

magazine
Vagaries of junior high schoolers. B. N.

Baxter. Calif J Sec Ed 21:181-4 My '46
Veteran and two girls. A. Fallaw. Clearing

House 21:467-8 Ap '47
What about the inbetweener? D. J. Beers, il

Childh Ed 23:82-4 O '46

EDUCATION IXDF.X iulv ^44 June 1<547

23

ADOLESCENCE — Cnutinurd-. .

Wh.'H price freedom for adolescents? R.
Carpoiitor. ProBres Ed 24:36-7 O JA6

See aUo
Boys Physiologlca] age

Girls Youth

High school students

Bibliography
Annotated bibliography of popular literature
related to the adolescent age. R. L. Wam-
pler and K. C. Garrison, coinps. Peabody J
Ed 23:18-23 Jl '45

Crime
See Juvenile dellnttuency

Psychology

Adjustment problems in male adolescence.
I>. R. Wolberp. Nerv Child 4:129-34 Ja "45

Attitudes of teachers and scholars towards
co-education. F. E. Moreton. bibliog f Brit
J Ed Psychol 16:82-95 Je '46

Bisexual aspect of adolescence. E. Harms.
Nerv Child 4:111-14 Ja '45

Comparative study of developmental, adjust-
ment, and personality characteristics of
psychotic, psychoneurotic, delinquent, and
normallv adjusted teen aged youths. M. P.
Wittman and A. V. Huffman. Pedagog Sem
66:167-82 Je '45

Emotional immaturity: the induction station
viewpoint. F. L. Patry. Nerv Child 4:135-
41 Ja '45

Girlhood problems of the only child. R. De
Saussure. Nerv Child 4:60-9 O '44

Insecurltv feelings in adolescent girls. A. A.
Ro.xe. Nerv Child 4:46-59 O '44

Interests and attitudes of Japanese. Chinese,
and white adolescents: a study in culture
and personality. R. G. Kuhlen. bibliog Jour-
nal of Social Psychology 21:121-33 F '45

Personality patterns of adolescent girls. D. F.
Capwell. bibliog J Ap Psychol 29:212-28.
2S9-97 Je-Ag '45

Psychodynamics of unmarried motherhood in
early adolescence. V. S. W. Bernard, bib-
liog Nen- Child 4:26-45 O '44

Psychological effect of insecurity upon our
national life. C. L. Reynolds. Nat Assn
Dean.s Women J 10:57-62 Ja '47

Psychology- of adolescence. \V. W. Brickman.
bibliog Sch & Soc 64:225-31 S 28 '46

Psvchologv of adolescence. K. C. Garrison.
3d ed bibliog $4.65; to schs J3.50 '46 Pren-
tice-Hall

Psvchology of childhood and adolescence. L.
W. Cole and J. J. B. Morgan, bibliog '47
Rinehart & co. inc. 232 Madison av. N.Y. 16

Relationship between knowledge of human
development and ability to use such knowl-
edge. J. E. Horrocks. J Ap Psychol 30:501-
8 O '46

Resistance to change in the adolescent girl.
J. L. Despert. Nerv Child 4:8-16 O '44

Severe reactive states and schizophrenia in
adolescent girls. S. Keiser. bibliog Nerv
Child 4:17-25 O '44

Study of the production of pleasant and un-
pleasant items as related to adolescent de-
velopment. G. G. Thompson and M. O.
Kepler. J Ed Psychol 36:535-42 D '45
ADOLESCENT delinquency. See Juvenile de-
linquency
ADOLPH, M. Donald

Gesfalt interpretation of growth. (In New
York society for the experimental study
of education. Advancing front of educa-
tion: 1943 yearbook. p60-2)
ADOLPH. William Henry

Physiological rese.irch in wartime China. Sci-
entific Monthly 01:153-4 Ag '45

ADOPTION

We like lots of children. L,. Michael, il Par-
ents Mag 21:26-7-f Ja '46
See also
Foster children
ADRIAN, Michigan

Recreation
Y'outh asks: where can we go? G. H. Little,
il Nations Sch 34:2S-9 Jl '44
ADRIAN college. Adrian. Michigan
General chemistry at Adrian college. J. B.
Schroyer. J Chem Ed 22:197-8 Ap '45

ADSORPTION

Apjiiiratus for demonstrating adsorption by
ciiarcoal. K. H. Long, diag Sch Sci & Math
46:423-4 My '46

Chromatographic adsorption. E. L. EUel.
bibliog diags J Chem Ed 21:583-8 D '44

Chromatographic adsorption In undergraduate
(lualitaiive analysis. J. A. Bishop, bibliog
J Chem Ed 22:524-5 N '45

Methods of separation and tests for purity.
H. G. Cassidy. bibliog diags J Chem Ed
23:427-33 S '46
ADULT education

Adult activity centers. M E. Palmer. Har-
vard Ed K 14:271-82 O '44

Adult education. H. W. Caldwell. So Assn Q
8:511-13 N '44

Adult education. H. Fields. Adult Ed Bui
S:179-S2 Ag '44; Same cond. Ed Digest 10:
54-6 N '44

Adult education. W. Fisher, ed. J Ed Socio)
19:1-62 S '45

Adult education. H. Phillips, bibliog (In Val-
entine. P. F. ed. Twentieth century educa-
tion. P5S1-604)

Adult education activities of national organ-
izations. H. E. Abt. Adult Ed Bui 8:169-73
Ag '44

Adult education after the war. W. J. Gas-
kill. Am Assn Col Reg J 20:489-91 Jl '45

Adult education and the returning soldier. J.
W. Getsinger. Sierra Ed N 40:20 My '44

Adult education and veterans education. R.
J. Maaske. Adult Ed Bui 10:69-70 F '46

Adult education at the state level. E. O.
Liggitt. Phi Delta Kappan 28:217-18 Ja '47

Adult education faces the future. M. Starr.
Adult Ed Bui 9:41-8 D '44

Adult education for democracy. H. C. Shear-
man. 3s 6d '44 Workers' ed. assn. 38a St
George's rd. Victoria, London SW 1

Adult education for democracy in family
life [thesis] M. S. Lyle. $2.25 '44 Iowa state
col. press. Ames

Adult education for Negroes in the United
States: yearbook number. C. H. Thompson,
ed. J Negro Ed 14:269-505 Jl '45

Adult education for peace. D. V. Bennett.
Adult Ed Bui 10:15-15 O '45

Adult education in the postwar world. Am
Lib Assn Bui 38:471-84 D 1 '44

Adult education — in the raw. L, C. Nielsen.
Adult Ed Bui 10:19-23 O '45

Adult education in these years. R. J. Maaske,
Adult Ed Bui 10:117-19 Ap '46

Adult education in this new era. A. C, Ellis.
Adult Ed Bui 10:174-80 Ag '46

Adult education moves into prominence. R.
J. Maaske. Sch R 53:508 N '45

.\dult education of Negroes; new project
under way. A. Caliver. Sch Life 29:26-8 O
'46

Adult education pantomime. P. Durrie. Adult
Ed Hul 11:83-4 F '47

Adult education policy for libraries. American
librarv association. Adult education board
Am Lib Assn Bui 38:451-2 N '44; Excerpts.
Adult Ed Bui 9:86 F '45

Adult education program. M. R. Clark. Nat
El Prin 25:161-3 S '45

Adult education program for smaller com-
munities. H. Kempfer. Am Sch Bd J 110:19-
20 F '45

Adult education, school-wide. Ag Ed Mag 17:
123 Ja '45

Adult education studies reported. M. L. Col-
lings, bibliog J Home Econ 38:569-72 N "46

Adiilt education: the hope of the present.
'•' M. Vockev. Calif J Sec Ed 21:295-7 N '46

Adult education thru discussion; a diary of
an experiment. L. D. Maclnty»e, Adult Ed
Bui 9:109-14 Ap '45

Adult education's responsibility to the vet-
eran. L. P. Bradford. Adult Ed Bui 9:53-4
D '44

Adult school publicity. C. E. Pedersen. Adult
Ed Bui 11:19-20 O '46

Approach to community planning. H. Davey.
J Ed .Sociol 20:243-7 D '46

Assignment: today, A. H, Rice, EM 67:53-4 S
'46

Autonomous groups: a new field for adult
education. M. Rogers. J Ed Socio! 19:529-88
My '46

Basic philosophy of library service for adult
education. C. O. Houle. Library Journal 71:
1513-17. 1600-4 N 1-15 '46

24

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ADULT education — Continued

Brand new idea for group leaders, program
chairmen and forum directors. New tools
for learning. '45 New tools for learning, 2S0
Madison av. N.Y. 16

Chicago public library staff studies adult edu-
cation. C. O. Houle. Library Journal 71:
23-7 Ja 1 '46

Coming revolution in adult education. M.
Starr. Saturday Review of Literature 30:
7-S-t- F 8 '47

Community adjustment programs in the post-
war period [mimeogrraphed] Connecticut.
Department of education. 25p gratis '44 The
dept, Hartford

Community centers provide a new focus for
adult education. J. Dahir. Adult Ed J 6:
23-7 Ja '47

Community programs of adult education.
Adult Ed Bui 8:135-41 Je '44

Comnmnity's college. W. C. Eells. Adult Ed
J 4:13-17 Ja '45

Comprehensive adult programs. W. H.
Gregory. Ag Ed Mag 18:109 D '45

Compulsory education, 6 to 60. F. Kennedy.
Saturday Review of Literature 28:22-3 N
10 '45

Continuing education of adults. G. V. Denny,
jr. (In Middle states association of colleges
and secondary schools. Proceedings, 1945.
p30-41)

Counseling techniques in adult education. P.
E. Klein and R. E. MofHtt. bibliog S2 '46
McGraw-Hill

Detroit conference of the Joint national con-
ference on adult education. Adult Ed Bui
10:145-9 Je '46

Economic co-operation and adult education.
E. R. Bowen. (In Reeves, F. W. ed. Ed-
ucation for rural America, p 160-70)

Educating the half-educated. A. Johnson, il
New York Times Magazine p 15-f- My 4 '47

Education family. R. J. Maaske. Adult Ed
Bui 9:83-4, 114-16 F-Ap '45

Evaluating adult education: some principles
for a community-centered program. G.
Burch. Adult Ed J 6:70-5 Ap '47

Expand adult education. J. A. Nietz. il Am
Sch Bd J 114:23-5 Mr '47

Four-year liberal-education program for
adults. Sch & Soc 64:127 Ag 24 '46

Four years of adult education. M. S. Ander-
son. Sch & Soc 62:158-9 S 8 '45

Future for adult education. C. O. Houle. Wis
J Ed 79:8-10 S '46; Same. Sierra Ed N 42:
25-7 O '46; Va J Ed 40:69-704- O '46; Ky
Sch J 25:34-7 D '46; Ohio Sch 24:404-5 D
'46; Same cond. Ed Digest 12:39-9 D '46

Future of adult education. L. P. Bradford.
Adult Ed Bui 9:21-2 O '44

Give them the tools! adult education and
dependent peoples. E. A. Bayne. Adult Ed
J 5:118-20 Jl '46

Great adventure. N. Higginson and J. H. Hig-
ginson. 4s 6d '45 Univ. of London press

Greek, Latin and adult education. B. Faring-
ton. Adult Ed 19:86-92 D '46

Hellenic and Hebrew-Christian traditions and
some educational implications. M. V. C.
Jeffreys. J Ed London 78:115-16 Mr '46

Here's how it's done. F. B. Widutis and S.
S. Kahn. pa $1 '45 Postwar information
exchange, inc. 41 Maiden lane, N.Y. 7

Home builders institute at Stephenson, Michi-
gan. F. Springsteen. Adult Ed Bui 11:58-60
D -46

Honest-to-goodness adult education. J. J.
Pugh. Sch Executive 63:31-3 Je '44

How to think a thought! G. Painter. Ladies
Home Journal 64:52-3 Ap '47

I always wanted to work ^^ith mv hands.
C. F. Beck. Occupations 25:165-8 D '46

Indiana university and Butler university to
co-operate in adult education. Sch & Soc
60:390 D 16 '44

Individualized instruction for veterans and
ex-warworkers. W. C. Meierhenry. Am Sch
Bd J 113:54 S '46

Issues for further study. P. L. Essert. (In
American association of school administra-
tors. Regional committee on adult educa-
tion. Now. . . in our town. sup3-4): Ex-
cerpts. Phi Delta Kappan 27:143 Ja '46

Job of vocational education. P. T. Shoeman.
Ind Arts & Voc Ed 34:4-5 Ja '45

Kingdom of the mind. A. Mansbridge. $3.50
'45 W. Salloch. 344 E 17th st, N.Y'.

L<earning to live. R. M. Hutchins. Ladies
Home Journal 63:24-5-|- Ap '46

Library in adult education. L. R. McColvin.
J Ed London 76:392 Ag '44

Look who's going to school now! H. Titus.
Saturday Evening Post 218:18-19-1- F 9 '46

Mail order readers' adviser. L. G. Fisher.
Adult Ed J 3:151 O '44

Message from the president. P. L. Schneider.
Adult Ed Bui 11:22-3 O '46

NEA New England conference on adult and
veteran education. Swampscott, ^lass. May
1-3. Sch & Soc 63:453-4 Je 29 '46

Next decade in education. "W. H. Pillsbury.
(In American association of school admin-
istrators. Official report, 1946. p36-45); Same^
cond. Sch Manag 15:506-7 My '46

Notes on adult education. C. H. Milam. Am
Lib Assn Bui 40:213 Je '46

On education. R. W. Livingstone. J1.7o '44
Macmillan

On teaching adults. A. M. Buchan. Q J
Speech 30:347-51 O '44

Opportunities in adult education. C. O.
Houle. El Sch J 47:419-25 Ap '47

Organization of educational opportunities for
adults in public schools: C. O. Houle. (In
Conference for administrative officers of
public and private schools. Proceedings,
1945. p 127-36)

Patterns in adult learning. F. H. Paine. H
Points 29:61-5 Ja '47

Pioneers needed. R. H. Eckelberry. J Higher
Ed 17:160-1 Mr '46

Preparation for library adult education. S.
A. Edge, bibliog f Library Quarterly 16:
35-49 Ja '46

Preparation for library adult education. M.
D. Tompkins and others. Am Lib Assn
Bui 39:259-65 S '45

Presidential statement at Joint national con-
ference on adult education, Detroit, April
23, 1946. R. J. Maaske. Adult Ed Bui 10:129

Je Me-

Private school's public service. J. Staples.
J Ed 130:100 Mr '47

Problems of army education. R. Aris. Con-
temporary Review 166:42-5 Jl '44

Program in adult education. R. M. Hutchins.
Sch R 54:446-7 O '46

Program of liberal education tor adults.
Higher Ed 3:11 O 15 '46

Project on adult education of Negroes. High-
er Ed 3:9-10 S 2 '46

Proposed charter for the community insti-
tute. R. L. Reeves. Sch & Soc 62:27-9 Jl 14
'45

Public schools and adult education. C. O.
Houle. Phi Delta Kappan 28:316 Ja '47

Responsibility of library trustees for adult
education. C. O. Houle. Am Lib Assn Bui
40:431-5 N '46

Retired teachers can promote adult educa-
tion. T. Rister. Tex Outl 29:17-18 My '45

River and the sea: an experience in adult ed-
ucation 1929-44. B. L. Lutton. Adult Ed
Bui 9:99-103 Ap '45

Role of the college in post war adult educa-
tion and community leadership. M. Matloff.
Sch & Soc 62:225-7 O 13 '45

Adult education, a separate major division
of education; reply to M. Matloff. J. W.
Getsinger. Sch & Soc 63:314-16 Ap 27 '46

School bells ring at the people's university.
R. Norton. Wilson Lib Bui 21:297-8 D '46

Serving miners, ranchers, and townspeople.
M. F. Taylor. Jun Col J 16:301-2 Mr '46

Some experiments in group persuasion. E.
Angell. J Ed Socio! 19:57 S '45

Some guiding principles in adult education.
C. E. Howell. Sch & Soc 60:31-2 Jl 8 '44

Special schools. Adult Ed J 5:38-40 Ja '46

Teaching our elders. L. B. Hadley. J Home
Econ 37:257-9 My '45

Town Hall workshops; progress report. P. H.
Sheats. Adult Ed Bui 11:10-13 O '46

Trends in postwar adult education. Adult Ed
J 5:1-55 Ja '46; Excerpts. Ed Digest 11:52-4
Ap '46

Two adult education survevs; Boston, Mass.
and Washington. D.C. Z. Lions; C. W.
Herbert. Adult Ed J 6:79-83 Ap '47

Unionist's views on adult education. M. Woll.
Cath Ed R 44:105-8 F '46

U.S. OfBce of education adult-education proj-
ect. Sch & Soc 64:182 S 14 '46

Urgent? important? L. L. Bryson. Adult Ed J
5:109-15 Jl '46

Using the census to discover the needs of
adults. C. O. Houle. Adult Ed Bui 8:131-4
Je '44

EDICATIOX INDEX July 1944-Junc 1947

25

ADULT education — Continued

-■ What adults think of the "prreftt boolcs. -C. O.

Houlo. Sch U 54:270-S My ■<«
Why adult education Is important to-^<)U and

to your oonununlty. ^I. A. CartwrlKht.

Adult Kd J 6A-5 Ja M7
Widening horizons of citizenship. H. S.

Uroudy. Adult Ed I5ul 9;10G-9 Ap '45
Wonion and adult education. C. O. Houle.

tiiltlioe f Annals of the American Academy

of Political and Social Science 251:17S-S5

My -47
World peace through adult education. E. C.

I^indeman. Nations Sch 35:23 Mr '45
Your community institute. A. L,. Knoblauch.

Sec Kd 12:1-3 V '45
Youth and adult education for better home

living. J. C. Dillingham and M. E. Hill.

il Prac Home Kcon 23:316-17 Je "45
See also
Adult education, Immigrants in the

Rural United States — Ed-

Adult education ucation

councils Moving pictures in

Agricultural evening adult education

schools National conference

Alumni education on adult education

American association Xational education

for adult education association — De-

British institute of partment of adult

adult education education

Civilian conservation Parent education

corps Prison schools

Cleveland college Radio in adult edu-

Community school cation

for adults. Spring- Religious education —

field. Illinois Adult

Denver — Emily Grit- Shorewood, Wiscon-

fith opportunity sin — Opportunity

school school

Evening schools United States — Army

Farmers — Education — Education

Forums Woriters' education

Illiteracy World association for

adult education

Administration

Administrators adult education handbook; a
statement of policies and guiding principles
for administrators of public school adult
education programs. Michigan. Department
of public instruction. (Bui. no334) lop '45
The dept. Lansing 2

Administrator's responsibility in building
the adult education program. M. W.
Barnes and G. Kendall. Nat Assn Sec Sch
Prin Bui 29:lS-23 ^r '45

Adult education for Negroes under public
school auspices. G. N. Redd, bibliog f J
Negro Ed 14:312-21 JI '45

Adult education leadership in the public
schools. J. H. Thatcher. Adult Ed J 4:108-
9 Jl '45

Changes needed in school organization to
provide educational opportunities for
adults. C. S. Williams. (In National society
for the study of education. Fortv-fourth
yearbook. pt2. p73-S4)

Editorial. C. I.ee. Adult Ed 18:114-16 Mr '46

Extension of the campus. R. B. Hudson.
Adult Ed J 4:55-8 Ap '45

Now ... in our town. American association
of school administrators. Regional commit-
tee on adult education, pa 25c '45 The assn.

Organization and administration of adult ed-
ucation. G. G. Bruntz. Am Sch Bd J 112:
21-3-1- Mr '46

Organizing an adult education program. H.
M. Genskow. 11 Sch Executive 64:54-6 Ja
*45

Place of .community councils in adult educa-
tion. A. A. Owens. Adult Ed Bui 10:114-17
Ap '46

Preview of post-war adult education. M. A.
Cartwright. Ed Forum 10:273-80 Mr '46

Public school's responsibility for postwar
education of adults. L. A. Walton and
others. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:36-7
Mr '45

Time for courage. T. A. Van Sant. Adult
Ed Bui 11:76-81 F '47

Aims and objectives
Aims and content of adult education C R

Morris. Adult Ed 18:85-92 D '45
Aims and purposes of adult education in

California. D. L. Mackaye. Adult Ed Bui

Areas of extension and improvement of adult
education among Negroes. A. L. Locke.
J N'egro Ed 14:453-9 Jl '45

Challenges in adult education. M. S. Mac-
Lean. Adult Ed Uul 11:69-76 F '47

Criteria of adult education. P. G. Stcnsland.
Adult Ed Bui 8:174-8 Ag '44

Expand adult education. J. A. Nietz. il .\m
Sch lid J 1 14:23-5 Mr '47

For civic efilciency; some objectives for an
adult citizenship project. J. E. Carpenter.
Adult Ed J 6:14-18 Ja '47

Implications of probable economic and social
developments in tlie postwar for adult edu-
cation. E. M. Burns. (In Pennsylvania. Uni-
versit.v. School of education. EducationtU
planning for peace. p333-9)

Satisfaction of needs in adult education. L.
L. Bethel. Jun Col J 16:160-76 D '45

Ten obligations which schools owe to adults.
H. J. Carman. Sch Manag 14:294 Ap '45;
Same. N V State Ed 33:200 D '45

Toward full etjuality; labor works for
democratic adult education. W. S. Town-
send. Adult Ed J 5:162-5 O '46

Bibliography
Adult education. (In United States. Ofnce of

education. Library divi.sion. Bibliograpliy

of research studies in education. 1939-1940.

P21S-22)
Adult education: suggested readings. M. L.

Fulmer. Am Lib Assn Bui 38:483-4 D 1 '44
Books for adult beginners, grades 1 to 7.

Cincinnati public library. Readers' bureau.

rev ed pa 75c '46 A.L.A.
Resource materials and agencies for adult

education. J. A. Atkins. J Negro Ed 14:494-

508 Jl '45
Selected references on the organization of

secondary education: adult education. G. N.

MacKenzie and L. G. Bent, comps. Sch R

52:498-9 O '44
Selected references on the organization of

secondary education; adult education. G.

N. Mackenzie and H. C. Ahrnsbrak, comps.

Sch R 53:493-4 O '45
Selected references on the organization of

secondary education; adult education. G.

N. Mackenzie and G. M. Sharp, comps.

Sch R 54:492 O '46

Curriculum
Adapting adult -education programs to post-
war needs. M. W'. Brown, bibliog f (In Na-
tional society for the study of education.

Forty-fourth yearbook, pt 1. p57-79)
Adult program in homemaking. A. M. Noble

and M. R. Goodson. Prac Home Econ 23:

467-t- O '45
Aims and content of adult education. C. R.

Morris. Adult Ed 18:85-92 D '45
Baltimore's educational program for vet-
erans. C. W. Sylvester and others. Nat

Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:127-31 O '45
Business education for adults. C. A. Nolan.

il J Bsns Ed 20:11-12-1- My '45
Contribution of adult schools to aviation. F.

M. Yockey. Calif J Sec Ed 19:302-5 O '44
Health education of .adults. C. Bibby. bibliog

World Assn Adult Ed Bui 2d s 39:12-20

N '44
Homemaking education for adults: reports

from the Pacific region. Ed Vic 2:7-8 Je 20

'44
Housewives study their jobs. H. Dick. Prac

Home Econ 25:178 Mr '47
Howard university survey. Adult Ed J 4:148

O '45
Lecturing on China to adult education

classes. O. B. Van Der Sprenkel. bibliog

.Vdult Ed 19:155-61 Mr '17
Organizing the adult curriculum. G. G.

Bruntz. Nations Sch 39:24-5-f F '47
Teachers studv international issues. E. G.

Olsen. Nat Ed Assn J 34:135 O '45
Teaching world understanding in schools for

adults. H. C. Hunsaker and S. L. W'itman.

Sch E.tecutive 66:57-8 Ja '47
University of Chicago organizes adult courses

in great books. Sch & Soc 61:294 My 5

'45

Finance
Community programs with state support. F.

K. Eshleman. Adult Ed Bui 10:130-4 Je '46;

Excerpts. Sch Manag 16:29 O '46
State and federal support of adult education.

M. Starr. Sch & Soc 62:303 N 10 '45

26

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1547

ADULT education — Continued
History
Development of adult education for Negroes
in the United States. I. D. Reid. bib-
liog f J Negro Ed 14:299-306 .11 '45
History of adult education in the United
States. M. A. Cartwright. J Negro Ed 14:
2S3-92 Jl '45

Subject matter
Tliey don't want dead ones. D. L. MacKaye.
Adult Ed J 4:45-8 Ap '45

Teacher training
Adult-teaching profession. Practitioner,

pseud. Adult Ed 18:99-102 D '45
Michigan's statewide program of inservice

training for directors and teachers of adult

education. L. M. Wolfe. Adult Ed Bui 11:

55- S D '46
Neglected areas of adult education among

Negroes: teacher-training programs. A.

Caliver and T. B. Wilkins. J Negro Ed 14:

4C7-76 .Tl '45
Opportunities for the professional study of

adult education— 1945. C. O. Houle. Adult

Ed Bui 9:104-fi Ap '45
Opportunities for the professional study of

adult education— 1946. C. O. Houle. Adult

Ed Bui 10:110-14 Ap '46
Preparin.g teachers and leaders for education

of veterans. L. P. Bradford. Sch Life 2S:

23-4 N '45

Teachers
Adult leaders needed. H. Kempfer. Sch Exec-
utive 65:48-9 Mr '46

Teaching aids and devices
Audio-vi.'^ual aid.^ in adult education. R. J.

Maaske. Adult Ed Bui 9:182-3 Ag '45
Cleans are not end.s: observations on the

use of materials in adult education. R.

Sillars. Adult Ed J 5:156-61 O '46

Teaching methods

Advances in adult education: a psycho-
analvtical assessment. E. Glover, .\dult Ed
18:117-22 Mr '46

Great books: methods of Socrates are revived
in discussion groups of businessmen, la-
borers and housewives. M. S. Mayer. Life
21:2 O 28 '46

Group discussion methods. Manitoba. Uni-
versity. Adult education office, pa 10c '43
The univ, Winnipeg, Manitoba

Importance of methods in adult education. E.
Lundeen. Calif J Sec Ed 20:453-5 D '45

Make it a hobbv: a method of teaching sci-
ence to adults. M. Baker. Adult Ed J 5:85-
8 Ap '46

Public-affairs education — the community ap-
proach. H. Kempfer. il Am Sch Bd J 111:
23-64- N '45
See also

Discussion method

Theories and principles

Need for a philosophy of adult education. E.
S. Johnson, bibliog f J Negro Ed 14:272-82
•Tl '45

Value

Evaluation of present programs of adult ed-
ucation for Negroes. G. W. Blackwell. bib-
liog f J Negro Ed 14:443-52 Jl '45

Importance of adult education. J. M. Bower-
sox. Sierra Ed N 42:23 D '46

Solving individual problems of adjustment.
S. E. Marshall. J Ed Socio! 19:36-9 S '45

War aspects

Experiment in adult education. H. L,. Adams.
Nations Sch 34:31-2 N '44

WPA adult education tor war. (In New York
society for the experimental study of edu-
cation. Advancing front of education; 1913
yearbook. p276-S)

Colleges and universities

Adult-education activities in liberal arts col-
lege.";. J. D Williams. (In Institute for ad-
ministrative officers of higher institutions.
Proceedings. 1945. p68-77)

Adult education and the university. A. C.
Ellis. (In Southern university conference.
Proceedings, 1944. p 120-9)

Report of the committee on adult education.
J. Osman. (In Southern university confer-
ence. Proceedings. 1945-1946. pSg-gi)

Two experiments in adult education at
Wellesley college: school of community af-
fairs and school of techniques. L. S. Mc-
Dowell. Am J Physics 12:174 Je '44

Wellesley school of communitv affairs. M.
Mead. Progres Ed 22:4-7 F '45

What are the special responsibilities of Negro
colleges for the adult education of Negroes
in the post-war world? E. H. Fitchett. bib-
liog f Q R Higher Ed Among Negroes 13;
94-112 Ap '45

Junior colleges

Connecticut Junior colleges serve adult-educa-
tion needs. H. W. Littlefield. Sch & Soc 63:
69-70 Ja 26 '46

Junior colleges serve adults. Adult Ed J 3:
152-3 O '44

Africa, South

See Adult education — South Africa

Australia

Adult education in AustraJia. M. Pratt. Adult
Ed 19:39-43 S '46

Aduit education in post-war Australia. C. R.
Badger. 6d '44 ilelbourne univ. press

Australia's future. World As'sn Adult Ed Bui
2d s 40:10-13 F '45

Education in the Australian armv. F. Alex-
ander. Adult Ed 18:22-9 S '45: Same. Adult
Ed J 4:136-42 O '45

Future of adult education in Australia.
Workers' educational association. New
South Wales. Is "44 The assn. Sirlus house.
Macquarie pi, Sydney, N.S.W.

California

Adult education. E. W. Long. Sierra Ed N
43:14-15 Mr 'll

Adult education in the post-war period. R.
M. Kehoe. Sierra Ed N 42:36 Ja '46

Ailult-education svmposium. Calif J Sec Ed
21:295-318 N '46

Adult holds the key. W. H. Cooke. (In Cali-
fornia elementary school principals' associa-
tion. Education for culttiral unity: seven-
teenth yearbook. p86-8)

Adults continue to learn. L. Jones, il Sch
Executive 65:56-7 N '45

Aims and purposes of adult education in
California. D. L. Mackave. Adult Ed Bui
9:11-13 O '44

Animation for adult education in Santa Cruz.
Am Assn Univ Women J 38:121-2 Ja "45

Some California classes for adults. Calif J
Sec Ed 21:324-6 N '46

State program takes social form. D. L.
Mackaye. J Ed Sociol 19:27-30 S '45
See also

California council for
adult education

Canada
Studv-action on the Canadian prairies. W.
Thomson. Adult Ed Bui 9:164-7 Ag '45
See also
Canadian association
for adult education

Chile

Adult education activities. Int Bur Ed Bui
20 2d Quarter:53 '46

China

Adult education problem areas in postwar

China. E. H. Yang. Adult Ed J 4:144-8 O

•45
Recent trends of adult education in Cliina.

Chao Pu-hsia. J Ed Sociol 18:11-21 S '44
Word from abroad: China. E. H. Yang. Adult

Ed J 6:8-9 Ja '47

Colorado
Constant readjustment: the watchword of
Denver's adult program. E. J. Hershey.
Nat Bsns Ed Q 15:23-7 O '46

Connecticut
Connecticut women's clubs consider libraries.
F. L. Harrison. Library Journal 71:455-7
Ap 1 '46

F.ni'CATlOX IXnr.X luU 1'44 Umc 1947

27

ADULT education — Connocticui-^rmifiHii'j/
I'onnectlrut's oilizon councils: ati oxperl-
mcnl in mliilt education for pducatiAn In a
dcniocracv. R. C. DcmlnR. Adult Ed Bui 9:
177-9 Ak MS
I\">5lwar educalional services for veterans
and adult workers. Connecticut. Depart-
ment of education. (Bui. no38) 80p pa '46
The dept. Hartford

Czechoslovakia
.\(Uilt education in Czecho.xlovakia. T.

Trnka. Adult Kd lii:lC.2-4 Mr '47
Word from abroad: Czechoslovakia. T.

Trnka. Adult Ed J 6:9-11 Ju '47

Denmark
Denmark durinp the war; effects on adult
education. W. J. A. Harris. Times Ed Sup
1650:filG D 11 '46
Word from abroad: Denmark. P. Mannlehe.
Adult Ed J 6:11-13 Ja '47
See also
Folk hiKh schools —
Denmark

Ecuador
Alphabet in the Andes: Kcuadorean Journal-
ists are teaching Indians to read and write.
M. A. Albornoz. 11 Inter-American 4:14-16
Mr '45

Egypt
Mass education: problems in Egypt. Times
Ed Sup 1575:316 Jl 7 '45

Europe
Can the international educational agencies
help adult education in war-ravaged Eu-
rope? A. Wojcicki. J Ed Sociol 20:45-8 S '4C

Finland
See also
Folk high schools —
Finland

Great Britain
Adult education: with discussion. R. AV.

Livingstone. Journal of the Royal Society

of Arts 92:473-81 Ag 4 44
Adult education after the war. British In-
stitute of adult education. $1.25 "45 Oxford
Adult education and the public library. E.

Sydney. Adult Ed 19:73-82 D '46
Adult education for women. Times Ed Sup

1530:416 Ag 26 '44
Adult education in Britain. British informa-
tion services, pa '45 British information

.•services. 30 Rockefeller plaza, N.Y. 20
.\dult education in the British army. H.

-Marks. World Assn Adult Ed Bui 2d s 44:

12-17 F '46
Adult education in the forces. R. F. Adam.

Adult Ed 18:53-9 D '45
Adult education prospects; need for new

principles. D. R. Hardman. Times Ed Sup

1615:174 Ap 13 '46
Adult education — the carry-over from service

conditions. J Ed London 77:477-8 O '45
Adult needs. Times Ed Sup 1568:235 My 19

'45
Adult school movement. G. C. Martin. 5s Nat.

adult sch. union. 30 Bloomsbury st, Lon-
don we 1
Adult schools [Great Britain] National adult

school union. 2d '44 The union. 30 Blooms-
bury St. London WC 1
Aims and content of adult education. C. R.

Morris. Adult Ed 18:85-92 D '45
Back to reality. Times Ed Sup 1603:31 Ja 19

'46
Brains trust as a method of adult education.

N. G. Fisher. Adult Ed 17:46-.'i7 D '44
College for adults. J. E. V. Crofts. Adult Ed

16:157-71 Je '44
Colleges for social science. J. Leonard. Times

Ed Sup 1554:65 F 10 '45
Community living. Times Ed Sup 1584:427 S

8 '45
Content of education. T. H. Hawkins. Times

Ed Sup 1626:202: 1629:339 Je 29. Jl 20 '16
Development of further education under the

Act. A. L. Binns. Adult Ed 18:65-77 D '4.-.
Editorial. C. Lee. Adult Ed 18:114-16 Mr '4C
Educating the adult. Times Ed Sup 1596:571

D 1 -45
Education act. 1944. R. S. Wood. Adult Ed

18:47-52 D '45

Education for adult.s. Times Ed Sup 1573:295

Je 23 '46
Educallon needs more showmen. J. Bartlett.

Adult Kd 17:134-7 Mr '45
Kduculion of iiliierate adults. C. L. Burt.

blbliog Brit J Ed Psychol 15:20-7 F '45
Education of junior citizens. B. T. Stanley.

3s 6d '45 Univ. of London press
Experiment at Bristol. T. Talg. Adult Ed

19:14-17 S '46
Flatford Mill: a pioneer field study centre.

Times Ed Sup 1636:423 S 7 '46
Further education. Times Ed Sup 1532:439 S

9 44
Further education — a limitless Held. W. O. L.

Smith. Adult Ed 18:77-85 D '45
Furtlier education: draft grant regulations.

Times Ed Sup 1581:390 Ag 18 '45
Further education of men and women. Ox-
ford. University. Nuffield college, pa 35c

'46 Oxford
Future oi adult education. J. A. Mack. %Vorld

A.-ssn .\dult Kd lUil 2d s 41:11-14 My '45
Good citizen. Times Ed Sup 1536:487 O 7 '44
Housing and material eciuipment of adult

education. .Adult lOd 17:101-19 Mr '45
Humane aspects of further education. R. W.

Wilson. Adult Ed 19:92-104 D '46
Inunediatc need. Times Kd Sup 1530:415 Ag

26 '44
Impington and adult education. H. C. Wilt-
shire. .\dult Ed 17:125-34 Mr 45
Impressions of adult education. M. Mortimer.

Adult Ed 18:174-83 Je '46
Informal adult education; community inter-
ests in war and peace. Times Ed Sup 1534:

465 S 23 '44
International aspects of the British educa-
tion act. K. F. Ch.iTiipness. World Assn

.\dult Ed Bui 2d s 40:14-17 F '45
International House. M. Kelber. Adult Ed

17:4-22 S '44
Jubilee in Cockaigne. S. Myers. Adult Ed

19:7-13 S '46
Language learning for adults. W. C. R. Hicks.

Adult Ed 16:172-84 Je '44
Liberal education and industrial manage-
ment. E. Barker. Adult Ed 18:133-6 Mr '46
Librarv in adult education. F. Clarke. J Ed

London 70:339-40 Jl '44
Modern equivalent for the classics. L. Elvin.

Adult Kd 19:18-34 S '46
Motives in adult education. H. L. Hunter.

J Ed London 79:67-8-1- F '47
New importance of adult education. F.

Clarke. '45 Nat. union of teachers, Hamilton

Iiouse, Mabledon pi. London WC 1
New techniques in adult education: applica-
tion to town and village life. Times Ed Sup

1544:579 D 2 '44
On the banks of the Avon; Warwickshire

centre for adult education. Times Ed Sup

1598:591 D 15 '45
Parent-teacher co-operation: a contribution

to adult education. R. H. Crowley. J Ed

London 76:282-f Je '44
Pendlev: a venture of faith. Times Ed Sup

1619:219 My 11 '46
Percv Wagstaff: a friend and teacher of

East enders. Times Ed Sup 1592:519 N 3

'45
Place of science in adult education. M. H.

Clifford. Adult Ed 19:134-45 Mr '47
Political education. Times Ed Sup 1656:51

Ja 25 '47
Round the village colleges. Times Ed Sup

1639:463 S 28 '46
Sequel to armv education. W. E. Williams.

J Ed London 77:59-60 F '45
Social background in adult work. M. T. Dun-
lop. Times Ed Sup 1586:449 S 22 '45
State scholarship.*. J ICd London 79:237-8

Mv '47
Taking science to the adult. M. H. Clifford.

Discovery 7:279-81. 308-10 S-O '46
Tide of opportunity. C. E. M. Joad. New

Statesman and Nation 30:122-3 Ag 25 '45
Universities and adult education. Nature 158:

143-5 Ag 3 '46
Universities and adult education: scope of

the extra-mural departments. W. R. Nib-

lett. Times Ed Sup 1544:581 D 2 '44
Village college in England, H. C. Dent, fin

American scliool and university. 1946. p75-

83)
Village college in England. C. S. Hartley.

Social Ed 10:169-70 Ap '46

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EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ADULT education — Great Britain — Conthnied

War memorial. N. Higginson and J. H. Hig-
gmson. bibliog f Adult Ed 17:145-58 Je '45

What have we learned from army education?
H. Hoss. Adult Ed 18:60-5 D '45

Young people's colleges. P. bvth. J Ed Lon-
don 79:2524- My '47
See also

Great Britain — Armed National foundation
force.s — Education for adult education,

Hillcroft college for England
working women, Wedgwood memorial

Surbiton, England college. North

Holly Royde. Man- Staffordshire.

Chester, England England

Illinois

Adult education in Illinois: report pursuant
to proposal no. 106 [mimeographed] Illinois
legislative council. Research department
(Pub. no72) 54p '45 The council, Spring-
India

Adult education in India. S. Sardesai il Free
World 12:41-4 D '46

Word from abroad: India. B. Chatterii. Adult
Ed J 6:6-8 Ja '47

Ireland
Adult education in Northern Ireland. A. J
Allaway. World Assn Adult Ed Bui 2d s 42-
2-15 As '45

Italy
Popular education. Int Bur Ed Bui ID 4th
quarter: 132 '45

Kansas
Topeka, Kansas, goes to night school. P B
Graves. Adult Ed Bui 9:79-80 F '45

Kentucky

Educating the adults. E. R. Smith. Ky Sch J
25:18-19 N '46

Labrador
Adult education in Labrador. Int Bur Ed

Bui 19 1st quarter:5 '45
Adult education on the Canadian Labrador.

M. J. Lutes. World Assn Adult Ed Bui

2d s 38:13-14 Ag '44

Manitoba

Adult education in Manitoba. W. Thomson
World Assn Adult Ed Bui 2d s 37:7-12 My
'44

Maryland
For war or peace? educating adults about
atomic energy. T. B. Symons and M. Grau-
bard. Adult Ed J 6:57-62 Ap '47

Massachusetts

Adult education in Fall River. M H Tavlor
Adult Ed Bui 9:19-21 O '44 '

Adult education in Norwood, Mass. M E Mc-
Donough. Adult Ed Bui 9:80-2 F '45

Educational opportunities of Greater Boston
1944-1945. Prospect union educational ex-
change, Cambridge, Massachusetts. 50c '44
The exchange

Socio-economic circumstances and adult par-
ticipation in certain cultural and educa-
tional activities. A. A. Kaplan, bibliog $2.25
A^ r J')?Sl'*""^ ^°'' Summary. Teach Col Rec
46:56-8 O 44

Mexico
Cultural missions. Int Bur Ed Bui 20 4th
quarter:162 '46

^'!l8-M-7+''g''l4\6^'^"''""''"'- " ^"'""•■'^

Michigan

Adult education adventures in Michigan L B
LaSalle. Adult Ed Bui 10:161-7 Ag ''46' "

Adult education at the University of Michi-
gan. H. Y. McClusky. (In Southern univer-
sity conference. Proceedings, 1944. p 130-7)

Adult education in Jackson, Mich. L M
Wolfe. Adult Ed Bui 9:76-8 F '45

Adults learn to live better. R. E. Sharer il
Sch Executive 65:47-9 D '45

Community programs with state support F
K. Rshleman. Adult Ed Bui 10:130-4 Je '46'-
Excerpts. Sch Manag 16:29 O '46

Emerging administrative practices in a stats

program of public school adult education.

I , ''harer. (In American association of

school administrators. Regional committee

p22-'5) education. Now ... in our town.

Michigan adult education experimental pro-
fn?'? ^?i'^.^,J''^^ "'■^t institute. Sch & Soc 62:

iu^ Ag m 45

Michigan experimental program in adult
education (a statement of policies and an
"J fn","".®'^''"" °f Act 46 of the Public acts
of 1944, extra session) Michigan. Depart-
ment of public instruction. (Bui no3044
Instructional service ser) 23p '44 The dept'
Lansing '

Michigan's adult education program. Ed Vic

.i: i Ag 21 '44
Michigan's statewide program of inservice

training for directors and teachers of adult

education L. M. Wolfe. Adult Ed Bui 11:

OD-o 33 46
Principles for posthigh-school education in

Michigan. F J. Donohue. Sch & .Soc 65:

.i46-/ My 10 47
Teamwork in Michigan. H. Y McCIuskv

Adult Ed Bui 9:168-71 Ag '45 ^»<=ciusKy.

Minnesota
Adult education an integral part of a school
system. E. Olson. Adult Ed Bui 9:78-9 F
45
Community college in action. E. Heintz il
Sch Executive 66:47-8 Mr '47

Mississippi
State program of adult education. J. R Mor-
ton, il Sch Executive 64:48-9 Je '45

Montana

'~'°JJ,'??J"'"^'"''^f,"r'^^*"l education for Montana
T .JS' ^- "• Robinson. Mont Ed 23:14-15

Community drama in adult education B
Brownell. Teach Col J 18:26-f- N '46

New Jersey

Adult education opportunities in New Jersey
New Jersey. Department of public instruc-
tion. (Ed. guidance service for veterans
bul. no7) 19p il '45 The dept. Trenton

First report ol the director of adult educa-
tion, Dr Everett C. Preston to the com-
missioner of education, Dr John H. Boss-
hart, September IS, 1944 [mimeographed]
New Jersey. Department of public instruc-
tion. 31p '44 The dept, Trenton

New York (state)
Extending education upwards. R J Pullinir

N Y State Ed 33:194-9 D '45 '

^ew York experimental project. Adult Ed J

0.57 Ja 46
Opportunity schools for adults. P. H Paine

H Points 26:68-73 N '44 ^''me.

^''■)^n°'"V'Q',,''°!'n.'i'^ !,''''°„°' ^'ears ending June
30 1941. 1942 and 1943. New York (state)
Education department. Division of adult
education and library extension. (Bul
o?l ,}F^'-,^"n^' 1"°5) 3nos 409-443:,3S7-42i;
235-415P il 1941-1942 ea 10c; 1943 15c '44-
45 Univ. of the state of N.Y

Scarsdale reports on a successful adult
school, il Bsns Ed World 27:440-1 Ap '47

New Zealand
Adult education in New Zealand A B
Thompson 15s '45 N.Z. council for ed.' res'
Southern Cross bldg, Brandon st, Welling-
ton. C 1, N.Z.

Feilding community centre. A. E. Campbell.
4s 6d 45 N.Z council for ed. res. Southern
Cross bldg, Brandon st. Wellington, C 1,

Feilding community centre; a New Zealand
experiment. Times Ed Sup 1583:412 S 1 '45

North Carolina
Vibrations from a Danish bell: the John C.
Campbell folk school. R. B. D. Coolidge il
American Scandinavian Review 33:104-17'je
45

Northwest
Changing Northwest and adult education M
Hansome. Adult Ed Bul 9:48-52 D '44 '

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29

ADULT education — Continued .

Norway _^

Light aKain on the laiul: luUiU education
conies back in Norway. A. KllUal, Adult Kd
J 5:107-70 O '46

Ohio
Hamilton's new plan of adult education. Am
Sch 13d J 113:41 S '46

Ontario
Adult education facilities. Int Bur Ed Bui

20 1st quarter:9 '46
Rural education in Ontario. L. C. Gray.

Canadian Forum 26:155-7 O '46

Palestine
Hebrew university. Jerusalem; adult educa-
tion: general survey. World .\s.sn Adult Kd
Bui 2d s 37:1-7 My '44

Paraguay
Paraguay's community work center, il Prac
Home Econ 23;544-f N '45

Peru
Education of adults. Int Bur Ed Bui 18 3d
quarter:94 '44

Poland
Adult education. Int Bur Ed Bui 19 3d quar-

ter:93-4 '45

Russia
Adult education in the Soviet Union. N. A.

Zinevich. World Assn Adult Ed Bui 2d

s 39:21-6 N '44
Education in a Russian military hospital. L.

Vepritskaya. Adult Ed 17:33-5 S '44
People's universities in the U.S.S.R; a new

venture in adult education. E. M. Chos-

sudowskv. Times Ed Sup 1548:628 D 30

'44

Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan's new adult education pro-
gram G. Caulfeild. Adult Ed Bui 10:53-6

D '45

Scandinavia
Adult education in Scandinavia. S. Arestad.

il Am Teach 31:5-8 D '46; 17-20 Ja '47

Scotland
Adult education; a Scottish survey. Times

Ed Sup 1525:353 Jl 22 '44
Adult education in Scotland. J Ed London

76:442 S '44
Adult education in Scotland. W. H. Marwick.

World Assn Adult Ed Bui 2d s 40:1-9 F

'45
Adult education; position under new bill.

Times Ed Sup 1566:207 My 5 '45
Dunblane conference — report and commen-
tary. C. Kemp. Adult Ed 19:82-5 D '46
Survey of adult education in Scotland. 1938-

1939. British institute of adults education.

The Inst, 29 Tavistock sq. London WC 1

South Africa
Adult education in South Africa. Times Ed

Sup 1618:208 My 4 '46
Adult education scheme. Int Bur Ed Bui 20

2d quartcr:67 '46

South Carolina
Interesting adult education activities in
South Caj-olina. M. Tolbert. Adult Ed Bui
9:117-18 Ap '45

Southern states

Adult education for community betterment.
G. B. Zehmer. Adult Ed Bui 11:3-7 O '46

Education that changes communities. J.
Ogden and J. Ogden. J Ed Sociol 19:14-19
S '45

Education unlimited: a handbook on union
education in the South. M. Lawrance. 50c
'45 Highlander folk sch. Monteagle. 'Tenn.

Kind of adult education the South needs. R.
P. McCutcheon. (In Southern university
conference. Proceedings, 1944. p 138-9)

Report of the committee on adult education.
J. Osman. (In Southern university confer-
ence. Proceedings. 1945-1946. p89-91)

Spain
Experiment In Spain. E. M. Herring, il Adult
Ed 17:158-73 Je '45

Sweden

Adult education, a force in Swedish democ-
racy. P. G. Stensland. American Scandi-
navian Review 33:118-28 Je '45

Sweden trains for democracy. H. S. Curtis.
Ed Forum 10:173-7 Ja '46

Swedi.sh iieoiile's colleges revisited. F. M.
For.ster. J IM Ixjndon 79:144-f, 206-h Mr-
Ap '47

Turkey

Halkevi: the Turkish people's house. Scottish
Geographical Magazine 60:21-2 Je '44

United States
Adult education. C. O. Iloule. (In Southern
university conference. I'roceedings, 1945-
1946. p92-9)
Adult education. M. Starr. Current History

7:167-71 S '44
Adult education— a responsibility of public
education. P. H. Sheats. il Sch Executive
64:52-3 Ja '45
Adult education and the public schools. C.

A. Whipple. J Ed Sociol 19:20-6 S '45
Adult education and the total educational
program. G. Kendall, bibliog f Sch Execu-
tive 64:59-60 Ja '45
Adult education in America faces problems.
L. P. Bradford. Adult Ed Bui 9:151-2 Je
'45
Adult education in peace and war. A. H.

MacCorniick. Adult Ed J 3:98-106 Jl '44
Adult education speaks. R. J. Maaske. Ed

Forum 10:193-7 Ja '46
Adult education under public-school aus-
pices. J. W. Studebaker. Adult Ed Bui 9:
3-6 O '44
Adult needs in U.S.A. M. A. Cartwright.

Times Ed Sup 1623:268 Je 8 '46
Challenges in adult education. M. S. Mac-
Lean. Adult Ed Bui 11:69-76 F '47
Emerging programs of adult education. C.

O. Houle. il Sch Executive 64:61-2 Ja '45
Illiteracy in U.S.A. Times Ed Sup 1645:545

N 9 '46
New mandates for adult education. M. A.
Cartwright. Adult Ed J 3:107-13 Jl '44; Ex-
cerpts. Tex Outl 28:13 Jl '44
Organizing the adult curriculum. G. G.

Brunlz. Nations Sch 39:24-5-t- F '47
Preview of post-war adult education. M. A.

Cartwright. Ed Forum 10:273-80 Mr '46
Progress and peace. R. J. Maaske. Adult Ed

Bui 10:24 O '45
Report of the committee on adult education.
J. K. Benton. (In Southern university con-
ference. Prnceedings. 1945-1946. p 126-30)
Report ot the committee on adult education.
H. Branscomb. (In Southern university con-
ference. Proceedings. 1944. p 117-19)
Responsibility of the public school for adult
education. H. Y. McCIusky. (In American
association of school administrators. Re-
gional committee on adult education.
Now ... in our town, p 1-4)
Rosier of study opportunities: institutes, con-
ferences, summer scliools. workshops, etc.
Adult Ed J 6:B4-9 Ap '47
Trends in public school adult education in
cities of the United States, 1929-1939. A.
Hendrickson. pa $1.50 '43 K. W. Given, 1378
Ardoon st, Cleveland 21
Wanted: dvnamics in adult education. J.
W. Herring, il Sch Executive 64:56-8 Ja
'45

Utah
Utah's program — family life education for
adults. W. Hazen. il Prac Home Econ 24:
148-9-f Mr '46

Vermont
Few of the adult education activities of Ver-
mont's schools and colleges. Vermont. De-
partment of education. Kip '45 The dept,
Montpelier

Wales
Adult education in W.ales: coordination

needed. Times Ed Sup 1670:212 My 3 '47
Adult education; problems of Wales. Times

Ed Sup 1530:414 Ag 26 '44

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EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June ]<^47

ADULT education — Continued

Wisconsin
Badgtr coniniunity school. C. J. Krumm.

Adult Ed Bui 9:179-82 Ag '45
Continuing educational opportunities through

Wisconsin schools ot vocational and adult

education. Wisconsin. Board ot vocational

and adult education. 47p il '45 The bd,

l\Iadison
ADULT education, Rural

Adult education for Negroes in rural areas:

the work of the Jeanes teachers and home

and farm dtmonstration agents. J. E.

McAllister and D. M. McAllister. J Negro

Ed 14:331-40 Jl '45
Adult education through small-community

programs. G. G. Bruntz. Calif J Sec Bd

21:313-15 N '40
Approach to adult education in a rural area.

M. Springall. Adult Ed 17:119-25 Mr '45
Beachheads for rural adult education. W. H.

Stacy. Adult Ed J 4;S-12 Ja '45
Education for livmg. H. B. Spencer. Ag Ed

Mag 18:25-1- Ag '45
Emerging administrative practices in adult

education in a rural community. B. I.

Brady. (In American association of school

administrators. Regional committee on

adult education. Now ... in our town. p4-7)
Outlook for adult education in agriculture.

B. Morgan. Ag Ed Mag 18:123 Ja '46
Philosophy and activities of the Michigan

state farm bureau in adult education. E.

A. Smaltz. (In Reeves. F. W. ed. Educa-
tion for rural America, p 171-83)
Proposals for the continued education of out-

of-school rural youth. A. K. Getman. Sch

Manag 15:38-9 Je '46
Teaching techniques of the Farmers' alliance:

an experiment in adult education. H. Clev-

enger. bibliog f Journal of Southern History

11:504-18 N '45
Trends in postwar adult education. Adult Ed

J 5:33-6 Ja '46

Canada
Study-action on the Canadian prairies. W.

Thomson. Adult Ed Bui 9:164-7 Ag '45

Hungary
Popular education in the country. Int Bur Ed
Bui 20 3d quarter:ins '46

Sweden

Voung farmers in Sweden. P. Lvth. Times
Ed "Sup 1610:601 D 7 '46
ADULT education councils

Adult education councils. Adult Ed J 5:5-7
Ja '46

Connecticut's citizen councils; an experiment
in adult education for education in a de-
mocracy. R. C. Deming. Adult Ed Bui 9:
177-9 Ag '45

Directory of councils. Adult Ed J 4:21-3 Ja
•45
ADULT education students. See Students
ADULT schools. See Adult education
ADVERTISING

Advertising: help or hindrance to smart con-
suming? P. T. Wilhelms. il Nat Ed Assn
J 35:88-9 F '46

Advertising literature. W. O. Krumbiegel.
Engl J 34:273-4 My '45

Advertising shows the way; a sure cure for
educational ills. P. F. Valentine. Ed Forum
9:431-4 My '45

Before going to press; hints on preparing pro-
motion material. D. Eowden. Adult Ed J 5:
123-6 Jl '46

Directory of advertising and marketing edu-
cation in the United States. Advertising
federation of America. Bureau of research
and education, pa $2.50 '47 The bur, 330 M'
42d St, N.Y. IS

Learning to use advertising. National asso-
ciation of secondary-school principals. Con-
sumer education study, pa 25c '45 The
study

Moronic advertising. J Ed 127:151 My '44
See also

Propaganda in the Publicity

schools Radio advertising

Psychology
Use of the free association technique in the-
investigation of the stimulus value of
trade names. J. P. Foley, jr. J Ap Psy-
chol 28:431-5 O '44

Teaching

College veteran looks at advertising. R. D.
MiUican. J Bsns Ed 21:25-1- Je '46

Want ads

Want ads as teaching aids. A. Llovd. Bsns Ed
World 27:232-3 I) '46
ADVERTISING, School. See Publicity
ADVERTISING art. See Art, Commercial
ADVERTISING federation of America
Bureau of research and education
Directory of advertising and marketing edu-
cation in the United States. 47p pa $2.50
'47 The bur. 330 W 42d St. N.Y. IS
ADVERTISING literature

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ADVISERS. See Student advisers and counsel-
ors: Vocational counselors
ADVISORY committee on education

Federal legislation and higher education; rec-
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Am Assn Univ Women J 38:144 Ap '45
Important proposals for higher education. R,

B. Stewart. Am Assn Univ Women J 38:
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Recommendations of the Advisory committee
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ADVISORY committee on secondary education-
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ADVISORY committee on the post-war church

Report. Int J Relig Ed 21:2-3 Je '45
ADVISORY committee to the congressional
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War crisis. C. H. Marvin. Assn Am Col Bui
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ADVISORY committees

Advisory cominittees and their function in
building business education programs. S. C.
Black, jr. Nat Bsns Ed Q 14:49-50-|- Mr '46

Compton school-employees advisory commit-
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F '45

Educational advisory council helps. V. M.
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How an advisory council contributes to demo-
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Sch Manag 14:231-|- Mr '45; Same cond. Ed
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Illinois communities set up advisory boards.

C. M. Campbell. Sch Executive 65:52-3 My
'46

My experiences with a general agricultural
advisory council. H. F. Engelking. Ag Ed
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Safeguards in the use of advisory councils.
H. M. Hamlin. Am Sch Bd J 110:31-2 My
■45: Same. Ag Ed Mag 18:124-5 Ja '46
Should non-elected lay advisory groups or-
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Am Sch Bd J 109:23-4 O '44
Useful technic in democratic procedure. W. R.
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ADVISORY periods. See Home rooms
AENEID. See A'irgil — Aeneid
AERIAL bombs. See Bombs. Aerial
AERIAL gunnery. See Gimnery, Aerial
AERIAL navigation. See Navigation, Aerial
AERIAL propellers. See Airplane propellers
AERIAL transportation. See Air transportation
AERODYNAMICS
Airplane model to show forces. B. E. Sites,
diags Am J Physics 12:171-2 Je '44
AERONAUTIC education
Air age education is attracting millions. Sch

Manag 15:111-12 O '45
Air-age education number; ed. bv N. L.

Engelhardt, jr. Ed 64:583-631 Je ''44
Air age imposes new task on schools. G.
R. Wilson. Hispania 29:405-6 Ag '46

EDl'CATIDX l.\l)i:X July r;44— June 1947

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AERONAUTIC education — C'uiKiiiiifd

Air lUucalioii. V. Uoone. S<;c' EJ 12;2C-7' Ap
■<o _

Air eJuciilion; Chattanooga public Sciiools
teach youngsters to Uve in aviation ago. il
Uife lS:i;9-7i Ag 20 '45

Air education spreads. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin
Hul 30:i>1-7 Ja '-le

Air education spreads. P. Boone. Sec Ed 12:
24-5 N MS

Alr-mlndedness — a task for iu-scrvice edu-
cation. L. O. .\ndrews. (In Association for
studeii; teaching, 2.fd yearbook; pt2. p47-50)

Army air torces demonstration itineraries.
Higlier Ed 1:6-7 Ap IG '45

Aviat.on and education. G. E. Storm. El Sch
J 4i;:lSS-:i D '45

.\viation education in 1945. Am Sch Kd .1 111:
51 D -45

Aviation education source book. P. R. Hanna,
ed. $12.50; to schs JS '45 Hastings house.
67 AV 44th St. N'.Y. IS

Aviation: its place in tomorrow's curriculum.
R. Evans, jr. and E. M. Johnson. Ed 65:
442-4 Mr 45

Catholic education for the air age. Sister
Mary Cliristina. Calh Ed R 45:204-8 Ap "47

Demonstrations and laboratory experiences
in the science of aeronautics. Aviation edu-
cation research committee. $2 '45 McGraw-
Hill

Education for the air age. B. H. Peterson.
Sch & Soc 60:282-3 O 28 '44

Education for the air age [mimeographed]
Claremont colleges. Curriculum laboratory.
biblioB pa SI. 50 '45 Claremont graduate sch.
Harper hall. Claremont, Calif.

Education for the air age. United States.
Civil aeronautics administration. 26p gratis
'43 The administration, 14th between E st
& Cu^nstitution av. XW. Washington. D.C.

Education in an air-joined world. G. D.
Argetsinger. Minn J Ed 26:72-3 O '45

Educational implications of the air age. Con-
necticut. Department of education. (Curric-
ulum laboratory bul. no 10) lOOp il '44 The
dept. Hartford

Educational road is open. E. E. Fuller. Nat
.\ssn Sec Sch Prin Bul 28:7-11 D '44; Same
cond. Ed Digest 10:54-6 F '45

Facts for future Hyers. D. H. Grimm. See
issues of Instructor through June 1944

First Denver congress on air age education.
Denver congress on air age education.
1945. $2.50 '46 Univ. of Denver, Social sci-
ence foundation. Univ. park, Denver 10

Glider training and iia place in the public
schools. W. B. Hammond, il Ind Arts &
Voc Ed 34:415-16 N '45

Learning to be at home in the air. E.
Uthus. il Parents Mag 20:20-l-f- Ap '45

May 1 learn to fly? F. L,. Harvey, il Parents
Mag 20:24-5-f O '45

Program for improving aviation teaching. F.
W. Hart. Calif J Sec Ed 19:314-17 O '44

Programs of aviation education. Nat Assn
Sec Sch Prin Bul 28:77-94 D '44

Training in aeronautical occupations. Oc-
cupations 24:305 F '46

World congress on air age education. August
21-28, 1946. New York city. World congress
on air age education, pa '46 Air-age ed.
research. 100 E 42d st. N.Y. 17
See also

Aviation schools

A V iators — Train ing

Bibliography

BibliographJ" of aviation education. Nat Assn
Sec Sch Prin Bul 28:209-23 D '44

Selected and annotated bibliography in avia-
tion education for guidance counselors
[mimeographed] United .States. Civil aero-
nautics administration. lOp pa '46 The
administration. Washington 25, DC.

Selected and annotated bibliography on the
professional aspects of aviation education
(mimeographed) United States. Civil aero-
nautics administration. 40p pa '47 The ad-
ministration, Washington 25, D.C.

Correlation with other subjects
Air-age education in the secondary schools.
M. L. Aiken, il Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin
Bul 28:101-17 D '44

Aviation education in Junior high schools. H.
M. Gould. Nut Assn Sec Sch Prin Bul 30:
135-8 Mr '46

Courses of study
.VtTonuuiics. \\'. E. Nagel. hibliog diags Ind

Arls & Voc Kd 35:253. 233-5, 414-16; 36:

214-17 Je-S, N '46, My '47
One-year high-school course in aeronautics.

K. Warno'-k. Nat A.ssn Sec Sch Prin Bul

28:148-74 D '44

Curriculum

Aviation education and flight experience. M.
L. Hartung. Sch K 53:195-7 .\p '45

Aviation education in Junior colleges. Cali-
fornia state committee of Junior colleges.
Jun Col J 15:149-56 D '41

State plans of aviation education, il Nat
Assn Sec Sch Prin Bul 28:12-185 D '44

Survey of collegiate courses in aviation and
related fields. American council on educa-
tion, gratis '44 U.S. Civil aeronautics ad-
ministration, 14th between E st and Con-
stitution av, NW, Washington, D.C.

Outlines, syllabi, etc.
Aviation courses. Jun Col J 15:179 D '44
Outline for an aviation course of study Calif

J Sec Ed 22:103 F '47
Science curriculum and the war. (In New

Y'ork society for the experimental study of

education. Advancing front of education;

1943 yearbook, p 158-63)
State plans of aviation education, il Nat

-Vssn Sec Sch Prin Bul 28:12-185 D '44

Projects
Air scouting. H. W. Hurt. Ed 64:615-19 Je '44
Aviation project in a junior high. M. G.

Palmer. Calif J Sec Ed 19:292-4 O '44
Flight and mechanic training in motorless

planes for secondary schools. E. E Neu-

thardt. Ed 64:605-7 Je '44

Research
Research and the teaching of aeronautics
C. H. Siemens, bibliog f Calif J Sec Ed
19:310-13 O '44

Teacher training

Function of a state department of education
in the development of aviation education
G. F. Stover. Ed 64:599-605 Je '44

Teacher-training in aeronautics and implica-
tions for high school teaching. V. A. Hines.
Sch Sci & Math 45:647-59 O '45

Teachers have many questions answered at
aviation operations institute, LaGuardia
field. New Y''ork city. April 6, 1944 H S
Ganders. Ed 64:628-31 Je '44

Teaching
Objectives of a laboratory course in airplane
.^tructures. N. J. HofT. il J Eng Ed 36:

Teaching aids and devices
Contribution of the library. Air-age education

research. Ed 64:619-23 Je '44
Exploring aviation poster series. See issues

of Nebraska educational journal September

1943-

Techniques as aid to utilization of aircraft
equipment donations. A. E. Boudreau. Ed
Vic 3:13-14 D 20 '44

Tests and scales

Aircraft drafting e.vamination. H. H. Robin-
son. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 34:255 Je '45

Aviation preHight test; C.A.A. regulations.
H. T. Glenn. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 34:54 F
'45

Examination of aeronautical words and
terms. W. C. Ford. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 35:
46A-f My '46

Learning curve for flying an airplane W
N. Kellogg, il J Ap Psychol 30:435-41 O '46

Test in elements of aeronautics. W. H
Bowers. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 34:210-11 My
'45

Textbooks

Stanford. Progres Ed 22:23 Mr '45

32

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

AERONAUTIC education — Textbooks — Cont.
Biblioc/raphy
Selected and annotated bibliography of re-
cent air age education textbooks; also in-
cludes standard texts that incorporate such
materials [mimeographed] United States.
Civil aeronautics administration. 41p pa '47
The administration, Washuigton 25, D.C.

Units of work
Planning and developing a unit on avia-
tion. E. W. Adams, bibliog El Sch J 46:214-
22 D '45; Same cond. Ed Digest 11:23-6 Mr
•46

Workbooks

Junior aviation communication, an industrial
arts work book for high school pupils,
1944. New York (state) Education depart-
ment. Bureau of industrial and technical
education. '44 Univ. of the state of N.Y.

Colleges and universities

Aeronautics education in southern colleges.
Opporttmity 24:92 Ap '46

Air-age education in colleges and universi-
ties. II. L. Aiken. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin
Bui 28:121-9 D '44

Air branches of the Ohio state university.
Sch & Soc 61:276 Ap 28 '45

Air schooling for milady. A. Shoemaker, il
Flying 37:39-42-|- N '45

Aviation on the campus. E. Levine. il Fly-
ing 39:27-f O '46

Books have wings; first Denver congress on
air age education. M. H. Ferguson and I.
Nichol. Library Journal 71:165 F 1 '46

Survey of collegiate courses in aviation and
related fields. American council on educa-
tion, gratis '44 U.S. Civil aeronautics ad-
ministration, 14th between E st and Con-
stitution av, NW, Washington, D.C.

Teaching in the pretlight program. J. A.
Burkhart. J Ed 127:305-6 D '44

University contributions to aviation. B. M.
Woods. Calif J Sec Ed 19:306-9 O '44

University of Maryland to become center for
aeronatitical education. Higher Ed 1:10 Mr
15 '45

Elementary schools

Aeronautics in grade school. L. H. Palmer,
bibliog il Am Sch Bd J 108:46-1- Je '44

Air-age education in the elementary schools.
M. L. Aiken. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui
28:96-101 D '44

Aviation education in the elementary schools.
Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 28:80-7 D '44

Aviation education in the elementary schools:
summary of recommendations. Nat Assn
Sec Sch Prin Bui 28:42-52 D '44

Aviation in elementary schools. C. W. Hun-
nicutt. (In National science teachers asso-
ciation. Influence of the war on science
teaching; 1944 yearbook. p35-8)

Aviation in the elementary schools. (In New
York society for the experimental study
of education. Advancing front of educa-
tion; 1943 yearbook, p 134-6)

Science in the elementary school and the air
age. F. G. BiUig. Sci Ed 28:142-5 Ap '44

Teaching aviation to elementary grade pupils.
R. Swanbeck. il Grade Teach 63:18-19-i- O
'45

High schools

Aeronautics in high school program. W. J.
Elliott. Ky Sch J 25:25-7 D '46

Air-age education for the small high school.
K. E. Newjand. il Sch & Com 32:110-11 Mr
'46

Air-age education in the secondary schools.
M. L. Aiken, il Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin
Bui 28:101-17 D '44

Aviation education and flight experience. M.
L. Hartung. Sch R 53:195-7 Ap '45

Aviation education in California. \V'. E. Sams.
Calif J Sec Ed 22:99-103 F '47

Aviation education in secondary schools. Nat
Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 28:7-223 D '44

Aviation education in the secondary ' schools
of California. L,. W. Johnson. Calif J Sec
Ed 19:327-9 O '44; Same. Clearing House
19:217-20 D '44

Aviation education in the secondary schools
of Pennsylvania. E. Warnock. Nat Assn
Sec Sch Prin Bui 28:137-43 D '44

Aviation in otir schools. C C. Pressev. il Sch
Executive 66:51-2 Mr '47

Aviation workshops — an adventure. (In New
Y'ork society for the experimental study
of education. Advancing front of educa-
tion; 1943 yearbook. p280-4)

Aviation's challenge to the scliools. P. R.
Mort. (In New Y'ork society for the ex-
perimental study of education. Advancing
front of education; 1943 yearbook. p30-4)

Common-sense view of aviation study. F. B.
Lindsay. Calif J Sec Ed 19:283-6 O '44

Developments in aviation education. C. H.
Siemens, bibliog Calif J Sec Ed 19:259-65
My '44

Flight and mechanic training in motorless
planes tor secondary schools. E. B. Neu-
thardt. Ed 64:605-7 Je '44

Flight experience planned for enrichment of
aviation courses. B. Uthus. Ed Vic 3:31 O
3 '44

Geography in the global air age high school.
J. H. Garland. J Geog 44:99-105 Mr '45

High school aeronautics experiments. H. R.
Klanchard. il Sci Teach 13:18-|- O '46

High-school aviation courses in the states.
P. E. Flicker, il Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin
Bui 28:186-90 D '44

Junior aviation in New York state high
schools, il Am Sch Bd J 112:50-1 F '46

One-year high-school course in aeronautics.

E. Warnock. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui
28:148-74 D '44

Pre-flight aeronautics in high school. Mrs W.

R. Nance. Va J Ed 37:293 Ap '44
Preflight aviation in the small high school.

F. M. Williams. Calif J Sec Ed 19:295-7
O '44

Problems of living in the air age [mimeo-
graphed] Ohio state university. College of
education. 74p pa 70c '44 The univ.

Prospectus for an aerology course. J. J. Luria.
H Points 28:74-7 Je '46

.Should we discard our wartime courses? G. F.
McCahey. Clearing House 20:396-7 Mr '46

Teacher- training in aeronautics and implica-
tions for higli school teaching. V. A. Hines.
Sch Sci & Math 45:647-59 O '45

Teaching aeronautics in the schools. T. M.
Spencer. Tex Outl 29:18 F '45

Wliat are Texas high schools doing in pre-
flight training? A. O. Frenzel. Tex Outl
29:28-9 F '45

Junior colleges

Aviation education in junior colleges. Cali-
fornia state committee of junior colleges.
Jun Col J 15:149-56 D '44

Campus in the skv. W. F. McDermott. il Col-
lier's 114:22-4 Jl S '44

Junior college education for aviation. K. E.
Newland. Jun Col J 15:25-7 S '44

Junior high schools
Aviation education in junior high schools. H.

M. Gould. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 30:

135-8 Mr '46
Aviation project in a junior high. M. G.

Palmer. Calif J Sec Ed 19:292-4 O '44
P-38's in the junior high curriculum? R. W.

Burnett. Calif J Sec Ed 19:287-91 O '44
.Science curriculum and the war. (In New

York society for the e.Kperimental study of
, education. Advancing front of education;

1913 yearbook, p 158-63)

Sixth grades
Aeronautics in the sixth grade. L. E. Weaver.
Social Ed 10:27-8 Ja '46

Vocational schools
Air-age education in the vocational schools.
M. L,. Aiken. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui
28:117-21 D '44

California

Aviation education in California. ■«'. E.
Sams. Calif J Sec Ed 22:99-103 F '47

Aviation education in California public
schools; report of California aviation edu-
cation conference. California. Department
of education. (Bui. v 13 no5) 56p pa '44
The dept, Sacramento

Aviation education in the secondarv schools
of California. L. W. Johnson. Calif J Sec
Ed 19:327-9 O '44: Same. Clearing House
19:217-20 D '44

EDUCATION' IN" HEX Iiilv 1944- lutic I'M/

33

AERONAUTIC education— I •irilfofniii — Oiiir.
Proj:ress report on the teaching of aeronau-
tics in California secondary schoolSfT sym-
posium. Calif J Sec Ed 19:282-318 O "44
State plan of aviation education. Nat Assn
Sec Sell Prin Bui 2S:42-7G D 'll

Colorado
Aviation education in secondary schools. Nat
Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 28:87-91 D "44

Connecticut
State plan of aviation education. M. L.
Aiken, il Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 28:
95-129 n '44

Great Britain

Channels of opportunity; De Ilavilland train-
ing scheme, il Times Ed Sup 1587:459 S 29
•45

College of aeronautics. Nature 154:G21-3 N 18
•44

College of aeronautics planned. Times Ed
Sup 1538:512 O 21 ^44

Proposed air college: Fedden committee^s
report. Times Ed Sup 1541:544 N 11 ^44

Proposed British aeronautical college. Sci-
ence 100:513 D 8 ^44

Illinois

Aviation education for Illinois schools. Illi-
nois. Department of public instruction. 34p
il '44 The dept. Springfield

Program of aviation education. Nat Assn
Sec Sch Prin Bui 28:17-41 D '44

Teacher-training in aeronautics and implica-
tions for high school teaching. V. A. Hines.
Sch Sci & Jtath 45:647-59 O '45

Michigan
Air age education in Michigan. Michigan. De-
partment of public instruction. (Bui. no341)
95p il '46 The dept. Lansing 2

Minnesota
Plans for public school aviation education

developed in six states. Minn J Ed 25:278

Mr '45

New York (state)
Aviation education program in New York

state. R. G. Fales. il Nat .\ssn Sec Sch

Prin Bui 28:191-204 D '44
Junior aviation in New York state high

schools, il Am Sch Bd J 112:50-1 F '46
Junior aviation in the State of New York.

Ed Vic 2:9-10 Je 20 '44

Ohio

Aviation education in Ohio: report of the Ohio
aviation education conference. Ohio. De-
partment of education. 40p '46 The dept,
Columbus

Pennsylvania
State plan of aviation education. E. Warnock.
Nat Assn Sec Sch Pnn Bui 28:130-86 D '44

Tennessee

Aviation education in Tennessee. W. P. Mc-
Donald. Am Sch Bd J 109:42-3 N '44

State grows wings. 'W. P. McDonald, il Nat
Ed Assn J 33:210-11 D '44

Texas

Aviation education in Texas public schools.

Texas. Department of education. (Bui.

no44S) 82p bibliog '45 The dept. Austin
What are Texas high schools doing in pre-

flight training? A. O. Frenzel. Te.x Outl

29:28-9 F '45

Wisconsin
Emphasis upon aviation in Wisconsin schools.

Am Sch Bd J 109:37 Jl '44
State plans of aviation education. Nat Assn

Sec Sch Prin Eul 28:12-16 D '44
AERONAUTIC engineering

Basic aircraft processes. A. Kosloff. Ind Arts

& Voc Ed 35:306-8 S '46
Scope and aims of civilian aero-medical

courses and their relation to engineering.

F. R. Steggerda and M. K. Fahnestock. J

Eng Ed 35:522-5 My '45

Curriculum
Aeronautical engineering curricula and its
relation to present and future needs of the
industry. E- S. Kavanaugh. J Eng Ed 34:
686-9 Je '44

Teaching
Aeronautics in indu-strial arts. S. J. Drazek.

il Ind Arts & Voc Ed 34:73-4 F '45
Aeronautics option in civil rngineering. A. S.

Niles. Jr. J Eng lOd 35:371-4 Mr '45
Aviation goes to college; Purdue prescribes

a new regimen. P. Fountain, il Flying 37:

32-3-1- O '45
Post-war plans for cooperation between en-
gineering schools and the aircraft industry.

A. S. L,evens. J Eng Ed 35:450-3 Ap "45
Streamline graphics. J. P. Vidosic. J Eng Ed

36:282 D '45
Surplus aeronautical property available to

schools and colleges. Ed Vic 3:19 Je 4 '45
Training for production engineering in the

aircraft industries. M. J. 'Thompson and J.

C. Bowman. J Eng Ed 34:547-55 Ap '44
Utilization of industrial reference material

in aeronautical engineering training. M. J.

Thompson. J Eng Ed 35:526-9 My '45
What can the engineering schools and the

aircraft industries do to develop more ef-
fective engineering personnel? A. S. Levens.

J Eng Ed 34:626-32 My '44
Wind tunnel in undergraduate instruction

and in re.'searrh. \V. C. Nelson. J Eng Ed

35:368-711 Mr '45
AERONAUTIC instruments

Aeronautical instruments projects. W. B.

Weber. Sch Sci & Math 46:43-6 Ja '46
Aircraft in.strumentation. W. W. Davies. il

Sch Sci & Math 45:136-47, 215-22 F-Mr '45
See also
Radar
AERONAUTIC research

Wind tunnel in undergraduate instruction

and in research. W. C Nelson. J Eng Ed

35:368-70 Mr '45
AERONAUTIC schools
See also
Aviation schools
AERONAUTICAL sciences, Institute of, New

York. See Institute of the aeronautical sci-
ences

AERONAUTICS

What .«liall we say about airplanes? D. L.
Webster, il Am J Physics 15:228-37 My '47
See also
Aircraft industry Helicopters

Airplane propellers Navigation. Aerial

Aviation

History
History of airplanes. R. A. Launie. bibliog
Sch Sci & Math 47:359-68 Ap '47

Study and teaching
See Aeronautic education; Aviation
schools

Terminology
Examination of aeronautical words and
terms. W. C. Ford. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 35:
46A-f My '46

AERONAUTICS, Commercial
Aviation goes to college; Purdue prescribes
a new regimen. P. Fountain, il Flying 37:
32-3-1- O '45
Bu.siness education and the air age. J. R.

Craf. il J Bsns Ed 21:13-14-)- Je '46
Foreign trade in the air age. J. T. Trippe.

Hispania 29:104-8 F '46
Waging of peace. American association of
school administrators. Air-age education
committee, pa 25c '44 N.E.A.
See also
Air transportation
AERONAUTICS, Military
See also
Air ba^es
AERONAUTICS administration. Civil. See
United States — Civil aeronautics adminis-
tration
AERONAUTICS as a profession

Educational guide in air transportation. R.
E. Hinkel and I.. Daron. bibliog '44 Trans-
continental & Western air, inc. Kansas
City. Mo.

34

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

AEROPLANES. See Airplanes

AESCHYLUS

Americans see the Oresteia of Aeschylus. B.

H. Lehman. Col Engl 8:268-9 F '47
Notes ot freedom sounded by Aeschylus, f.
C. Wilson. Cla.ss J 42:383-90 Ap '47
AESTHETICS. See Esthetics
AFFECTIVE states. See Pleasantness and un-
pleasantness

'^'Africa and the Far East in the making of

peace A. W. Taylor. Q R Higher Ed Among

Xesroes 13:215-19 Jl M-^i
Africl and the Near East. A. ^V Taylor- QK

Higher Ed Among Negroes 13:219-20 Jl 4h
Role of Christian missions in education ana

development in dependent territories h-.

Ross, bibliog t J Negro Ed 15:319-35 Jl 46

See also
Education — Africa

Bibliography

International understanding. S. Falk. Col Engl
S;201-2 Ja '47

Industries and resources
Chemist views Africa. J. R. Sampey, jr. J
Chem Ed 23:318-20 Jl '46
AFRICA, North

History

See also
Carthage
AFRICA, South. See South Africa

AFRICA West

West African challenge; an educational test-
ing time. Times Ed Sup 1635:411 Ag 31
■46

AFTER images . nf„r=h

Investigation of afterimages. J. E^ Mo™"
and H D. Abbott, bibliog Journal of Com-
parative Psychology 38:47-63 F '45
AFTER school guidance

New York's vouth in wartime. J. C. Mor-
rison Ed Forum 10:23-9 N '45: Same cond.
Ed Digest 11:49-53 Ja '46
Tills center for after-school counseling serves
community. C. E. 'VVoodman and H. C. bey-
mour. Sch Manag 15:156 N '15
AFTERNOON tea

Ti't teaches social customs. M. 1. Aiiias.
Sch Activities 18:183 F '47
A /-» A p Herbert
Political parties in the United States. New
Kra 25:182-9 N '41
AGAR, William Macdonough

Can peace endure? (In Saint Mary s college,
Notre Dame. Indiana. College goes to
school, p 105-15)
AGARD, Frederick Browning

Aspects of aural testing. French R 19:4^o-(

Language lessons war has taught. Va J Ed

38:230-1-1- F '45 , ,. , „ .oT-p

Reply to Prof. Herman's article on the Abll.

Mod Lang J 29:495-7 O '45 .

Universitv of Chicago language invesagation;
a report of progress. Ui.<pania 30:45-9 *
'47
Universitv of Chicago language investiga-
tion tests. Hispania 29:31-7 F '46
—and others
Survev of language classes in the army spe-
cialized training program; prepared for the
commission on trends in ed. of the Modern
language assn. of America. 27p pa 25c 44
Modern language assn. of Am, 100 Washing-
ton sQ E, N.Y. 3; Excerpts. Mod Lang J
28:514-15; 29:155-00 O '44, F '45; J Higher
Ed 15:441 N '44; Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui
28:12 N '44
AGARD, Walter Raymond

Classicism as a contemporary guide, bib-
liog f Class J 40:387-97 Ap '45 '
Liberal education after the war. J Higher Ed
16-57-62 F '45; Same cond. Ed Digest 10:
56-9 Ap '45
AGASSIZ, Jean Louis Rodolphe
Great teachers of science: Louis Agassiz. J. u.

Teller, bibliog Sci Ed 28:252-61 D '44
I become Agassiz's pupil. N. S. Shaler (In
Peterson, H. ed. Great teachers. p205-19)

Louis Agassiz as a teacher. L. Cooper, rev &
enl ed $1.50 '45 Comstock pub co, mc, 124
Roberts pi, Cornell Heights, Ithaca, N.Y.

AGATE gels. See Colloids

AGATHA, Sister Mary. See Mary Agatha,
Sister

AGE , „.

Age and education as lactors in social ex-
perience and personal-family adjustnienls.
E. i\I. Duvall and A. B. Motz. Sch R 53:

\"e and vocational choice. O. J. Kaplan.

Pedagog Sem 68:131-4 Mr '46
Age of starting to contribute versus total
creative output. H. C. Lehman, bibliog J
Ap Psvchol 30:460-80 O '46
Auditory changes in children froin ages ten
to eighteen. M. L. Reymert and M. Rot-
man, bibliog Pedagog Sem b8:lSl-7 Je 4b
Differences in parent behavior toward three-
and nine-year-old children. A. L Baldwin,
bibliog J Personal 15:143-65 D 46

How to stay alive as long as you live B. W
Overstreet. il Nat Parent Teach 39:10-12
S; 14-16 N '44; 4-6 Je '45 ,, „ , ,

Race relations and age. M. C. McCulloch. J
Negro Ed 14:562-5 O '45 ,.„„„„•„„

Relation of test scores to age and education
for adult workers. D. W J-fff^er and
others. Ed & Psychol M 6 no3;351-60 46

See also

College students— Old age

Age Physiological age

Longevity Youth

AGE, Psychology of . , „ „
Life with and without institutional guidance.
I M Bentley. American Journal of Psy-
chology 59:382-400 Jl '46

Neglected crucial psycho-educational prob-
lem. S. L. Pressey. bibliog J Psychol 18.
217-34 O '44
See also
Age differences
AGE, School. See School age

■^ A|e''and''competonce. L. O. Taylor. Sch Exec-
utive 65:58 F '46 . „
Age and mental ability m superior men. K.
Sward. American Journal of Psychology 58.

Change's in primary mental abilities with age.
M. P. Clark, pa 80c '44 Archives of psy-

Innu°ei°ce of aging on power and endurance
in man P. M. Dawson. Am Assn Health
Phys Ed & Rec Res Q 16:95-101 My 45

Mental organization and age level. &.
Ueichard pa SOc '44 Archives of psychology

Must life end at sixty-five? GWMuhleman.
Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 31:632-7 D 45
AGE and grade of students leaving school

Educational attainment and wage or salary
income. Higher Ed 3:9-10 Ap .15 "

Extent ot schooling of the American people.
National education association. Committee
on tax education and school finance, pa 15c

Exttn^'^f'tchooling of the rural-farm popula-
tion and the urban population. National
education association. Committee on tax
education and school finance, pa 15c 44
N.E.A.

Relation of test scores to age and education
foi adult workers. D. W. Lefever and
othert Ed & Psychol M 6 no3:351-60 '46

^°|e''iiT,d'"Tex"difterences in the perception of
incomplete pictures by adults. E. VervUle
and N. A. Cameron, il Pedagog Sem 68.149-
57 Je '46
Vge differences and sex differences in some
introvertive and emotional traits. ■>■ J^-
(^ruilford and H. G. Martin. Journal ot Gen-
eral Psychology 31:219-29 O '44
Age differences in religious beliefs and prob-
lems during adolescence. R. G. Ivuhlen and
M Arnold, bibliog Pedagog Sem 65.291 -,i00

^ '^* . U 1

AGE-grade progress. See Progress in school

AGE-height-weight tables. See Weight
AGED. See Old age

AGENCIES, Employment. See Employment
agencie.s

EDUCATION INDEX lulv VMA lune 1947

35

AGENCIES, Social. See Social agencies
ACER. H. W. -*

StiulU's for bettPriiiK Hie Portlaiul school
pro>;niin. Am Sch Hd J 114:37 Mr M"
AGG, Rachel

Somo thoughts on library Internships. Li-
brary Journal 70:171-2 My 15 '45
ACGAZZI. Carolina
obilunrv

hit lUir Ed Bui 20 2d quarter:61 '46
AGGRESSIVENESS

Ai-tivitv and ai:v:re.'*.«ion hi children. K. Bux-

bauin. I.iblii.!,- Tliild Study 24:79-81 My '47

-ACKre.^slve child. C. Towle. Am Chlidh 32:6 +

N '46
ABfrres.<!ive play. K. Bodman. New Era 26:

1S3-7 S '45
-*gKressivenes3 in infancy and early child-
hood. A. T. Bailey. Cath Ed K 44:421-9 S
•46
Assertive behavior of children as related to
parent behavior. C. T. Meyer. J Home
Econ 39:77-80 F '47
Education against apcression. R. M. Strang:.

bibliop f Harvard Ed R 16:273-81 O '46
PuRnacious child. C. Towle. Am Chiidh 32:

i+ Mr -47
Should 1 teach pupil.s to fight? O. L. Derby.

Clearing House 21:146-7 N '40
Studies of aggressive social attitudes. R.
Staener. bibliog Journal of Social Psy-
chology 20:109-40 Ag "44
Hee also
.Ascendancy
AGGREY. James Emman Kwegyir
James K. Aggrt'\-: reconciler of races. L S.
Kcnworthy. J Negro Ed 15:181-90 Ap '46
AGNES, Sister Mary. See Mary Agnes, Sister
AGNES, Sister Vincent. See Vincent Agnes.
Si.stcr

AGNES Scott college. Decatur. Georgia

Ac-ncs Sent collcgp. J. R. .McCain. So Assn
O 10:.=,4.';-.-0 X 'tn

AGNES Therese Bailey, Sister. See Bailey, A.

AGNESI, Maria Gaetana
Witch of Agnesi. H. D. Larsen. Sch Sci &
Math 46:57-62 Ja '46
AGNEW, Peter Lawrence

Personality rating chart for business stu-
dents Xat Bsns Ed ,Q 12:39-47 Mr '44
AGREN, Raymond

.Magnetizer. Sci Ed 28:162-3 Ap '44
AGRICOLA, Johannes

Elementary education — very! J Ed London
76:4784- O '44
AGRICULTURAL chemistry
See also
Soils

AGRICULTURAL clubs. .See Clubs; 4-H clubs:

Future farmers of America
AGRICULTURAL colleges
See also
Imperial college of Land-grant colleges
tropical agricul- Wageningen agricul-

ture. Trinidad tural college.

John Tarleton agri- Xetherlands

cultural college,
.Stephenville. Texas

Curriculum
See Curriculum — -Vgricultural colleges

Short courses

Short course bulletin. Ice Cream Review 29:
92 Ag: 95 S: 92 O: 112 N; 82 D '45: 91 Ja:
86 F: 8G. 91 Jl: 30:99 Ag; 94 S; 180 O; 120
N: 88 D '46; 101 Ja; 86 F; 130 Mr '47

Short course bulletin (cont) National Butter
and Cheese Journal .16:99 N '45: 3766 Ja-
59 JI: 65 Ak: 66 S: 76 O: 88 N; 82 D '46-
38:79 Ja: 91 Mr '47
AGRICULTURAL contests

Contests as educational devices. D. M Hall
il Ag Ed Mag 19:206-7 My '47

Reorientation of Judging contests. W H
Martin. Ag Ed Mag 19:207-1- My '47

Report of the North central committee on
national contests. Ag Ed Mag 17:134 Ja '45

Some Ideas of Illinois teachers of vocational
agriculture regarding contests. M. Hender-
son. 11 Ag Ed Mag 19:204-5 My '47

Whither contests. R. A. Olney. Ag Ed Mag
19:203 My '47

AGRICULTURAL cooperation. See Agriculture,

Coopci-ati\'c

AGRICULTURAl- credit

F.F..-V. chapter handles loans to members. J.
L. Robinson. Ag Kd Mag 17:30 Ag 44

Use of credit by students of vocational agri-
culture. R. W. Cline. Ag Ed Mag 17:8-9
Jl 44

AGRICULTURAL economics
See also

Agriculture — Eco-
nomic aspects
AGRICULTURAL education

Agriculture in city schools. F. \V. Darroch.
.Sch (El ed) 33:420-1 Ja '45

Community program of agricultural educa-
tion. H. M. Hamlin. $2.25 '43 lllini union
bkstore, 715 S Wright st. Champaign. III.

Food writes the peace. S. S. Sutherland. Ed
66:214-16 D '45

Keeping in step in 1945. H. B. Taylor. Ag
Ed Mag 18:69-t- O '45

Outlook for .idult education in agriculture.
B. Morgan. Ag Ed Mag 18:123 Ja '46

Personnel needs of agriculture and rural life.
F. D. Patterson. Opportunity 24:84-5 Ap
'46

Trampling out the vintage. J. S. Cocannouer.
$2.75 '45 Univ. of Okla. press
See also

Agriculture. Voca-
tional

Farm schools

Bibliography
Agricultural education. (In United States.
Office of education. Library division. Bib-
liography of research studies in education,
1939-1940. p 158-62)

Curriculum
See also
Curriculum — Agri -
cultural colleges

Exhibits
Achievement day. D. R. Cassie. Sch (Sec

ed) 33:120-2 O '44
Victory farm show a vital chapter activity.

K. Kimura. il Ag Ed Mag 18:116 D '45

History
History of agricultural education of less than
college grade in the United States: a co-
operative project of workers in vocational
education in agriculture and in related
fields. United States. Office of education.
Vocational division. (Bui. no217. Agricul-
tural ser. no55) 648p bibliog il 75c '42 Supt.
of doc.

Projects
See also
Agriculture. Voca-
tional— Projects

Research

Agricultural education. W. A. Smith, bib-
liog R Ed Res 14:327-36 O '44

Research in agricultural education; editorial.
P. W. Lathrop. Ag Ed Mag 19:143-f- F '47

Supervision
Annual program of supervision and teacher-
training in Vermont. W. H. Martin. Ag

Ed Mag 18:186-7 Ap '46
How wide is your horizon? D. M. Clements.

Ag Ed Mag 17:224-5 Je '45
Supervision. L. Barron, ed. See issues of the

Agricultural education magazine April 1946-
Supcrvision that work.s — for me. R. A.

Manire. Ag Ed Mag 17:1S4-|- Ap '45
Visiting farming programs an opportunity

for the teacher. R. A. Olnev. il Ag Ed Mag

10:114-15-f- |i '46

Teacher training
See Agricultural teachers — Training

36

EDUCATION INDEX July 194-4— June 1947

AGRICULTURAL education — Continued

Teachers' manuals
Agrriculture in Oklahoina elementary schools;
a manual for teachers giving a two years'
course in elementary agriculture. Okla-
homa. Department of education. 226p The
dept, Oklalioma City

Terminology
Terminology again. G. P. Deyoe. Ag Ed Mag

17:93 N '44

War training programs

Adult classes serve war effort in Kentucky.

E. P. Hilton. Ag Ed Mag 16:230 Je '44
Instruction on the job. W. P. Smith, il Ag

Ed Mag 17:6 Jl '44
Rural war production program in action. G.

T. Cage. Ag Ed Mag 16:233+ Je '44
Training war prisoners for farm work. J.

A. McPhee. Ag Ed Mag 17:167-9 Mr '45
Young farmer training in wartime. P. W.

Kidwell. Ag Ed Mag 17:190 Ap '45
See also
Food production war

training program

Colleges and universities
Instruction in agricultural cooperation and
marketing at state agricultural colleges
[mimeographed] Tennessee. University. De-
partment of agricultural economics and
rural sociology. (Rural res. ser. monograph
no 192) 34p '45 The dept, Univ. of Tenn,
Knoxville 12
Theological education comes to aid of the
farm. Sch t^i Soc 60:119 Ag 19 '44

Elementary schools
Agriculture in Oklahoma elementary schools;
a manual for teachers giving a two years'
course in elementary agriculture. Okla-
homa. Department of education. 226p The
dept. Oklahoma City

High schools
Agriculture in secondary schools. Times Ed

Sup 1564:186 Ap 21 '45
Schools And roots in the earth. Ed Vic 3:

13 Jl 3 '44
Standards for the approval of departments.

L. D. Clements. Ag Ed Mag 18:26-7 S '45

Normal schools and teachers colleges
Contributions of biology and agriculture to
health education. R. M. Myers. Teach Col
J 1S:6H- D '46

Africa

Cooperation in African education. Times Ed
Sup 1614:160 Ap 6 '46

Dominican Republic
Agricultural education in Mexico and the
Dominican Republic. Bulletin of the Pan
American Union 81:110-11 F '47

Fiji Islands
Education in the Fiji Islands; development
of agricultural training. Times Ed Sup
1558:112 Mr 10 '45

Great Britain
Agricultural advisory service: national

scheme. Times Ed Sup 1635:414 Ag 31 "46
Agricultural education. L.. R. Missen. J Ed

London 76:224+ My '44
Agriculture in secondary schools. Times Ed

Sup 1564:186 Ap 21 '45
Loveday report. W. E. C J. Northbourne. J

Ed London 78:242+ My '46

Hawaiian Islands
Victory farm show a vital chapter activity.
K. Kimura. il Ag Ed Mag 18:116 D '45

Illinois

Annual program and directory of agricultural
education. 1941-42, 1942-43. Illinois. Board
for vocational education. (Bui. nos 82, 84)
2nos '42-'43 The bd, Springfield

Mexico
Agricultural education in Mexico and the
Dominican Republic. Bulletin of the Pan
American Union 81:110-11 F '47

Farming looks up in Mexico. M. F. Knight,
il Christian Science Monitor Weekly Maga-
zine Section p7 Ja 19 '46

Mexican practical schools of agriculture. Ed
Vic 3:18 Ap 20 '45

Netherlands
■Wageningen (Holland) agricultural college to
reopen. Sch & Soc 62:182 S 22 '45

New York (state)

Agricultural education in the state of New
York; a report, Feb. 1, 1946. New York
(state) University. Joint committee on
rural educational services. lOp '46 Univ. of
the state of N.Y.

Ontario
Agricultural education in Ontario. Ed Vie
3:22 D 4 '44

South Australia
Agricultural education in South Australia. A.
R. Callaghan. il Journal of the Department
of Agriculture of South Australia 49:112-
13+ O '45

United States
Agricultural education statistics. Int Bur Ed
Bui IS 4th quarter:137 '44

Wales
Agricultural education; some Welsh problems.
Times Ed Sup 1611:125 Mr 16 '46
AGRICULTURAL education association
Annual meeting, 1944. London. Nature 155:
57-8 Ja 13 '45
AGRICULTURAL education magazine

Do we use otir magazine? Ag Ed Mag 18:223
Je '46
AGRICULTURAL engineering
Agricultural engineering. J. B. Davidson.

J Eng Ed 35:227-32 N '44
Place of agricultural engineering in agricul-
ture. E. L. Anthony. J Eng Ed 37:310-12
D '46
Relationship of agricultural engineering to
training in vocational agriculture. T. G.
Walters, il Ag Ed Mag 19:214-15+ My '47

Research
Research in agricultural engineering A W.
Turner. Ag Ed Mag 19:76-7 O '46

Teacher training

Engineering phases of teacher- training for
vocational agriculture. American society of
agricultural engineers. Committee on cur-
riculums. Subcommittee on agricultural
teacher-training. Ag Ed Mag 17:124-5 Ja '45

Preparing teachers for the agricultural en-
gineering phases of teaching vocational
agriculture. A. P. Davidson. Ag Ed Mag
19:14-15 Jl '46

Teaching

Accreditation of agricultural engineering cur-
riculums. Agricultural Engineering 26:515
D '45

Accrediting agricultural engineering curric-
ula; view points of agricultural engineering
faculty members. G. B. Nutt. J Eng Ed
37:386-8 Ja '47

Accrediting of agricultural engineering cur-
ricula. R. A. Seaton. J Eng Ed 35:67-76 S
'44

Industry requirements of professional agricul-
tural engineering education. J. D. Long. J
Eng Ed 37:210-13 N '46

Meeting the engineering needs of agriculture.
A. W. Turner. J Eng Ed 37:252-9 N '46
AGRICULTURAL evening schools

Adult evening classes in vocational agricul-
ture. Purdue university. Division of edu-
cation and applied psychology. (Vocational
ed. bul. no6; Agricultural ser. no5) 55p il
'41 The division

Decade of farmer classes. E. J. Stevens.
Ag Ed Mag 17:10 Jl '44

Entire connnunity goes to school. W. H.
Farrell. il Ag Ed Mag 17:90-1+ N '44

Evening scliools in Jasper county, Illinois. P.
V.'alker. Ag Ed Mag 17:151 F '45

Night school in farm shop at a technical
institute. E. H. Hamilton. Ag Ed Mag 18:
131 Ja '46

EDUCATION INDEX July 19-W— June 1947

37

AGRICULTURAL evening schools — C'uiifiriued
(liir instructional proKriini for >'oun)^ XMrniors.

n N". McDowell, il Ak IM MaK li):90 NT MG
Pointers for farmer classes. R. C. Callaway.

.\K Kd Mac: 17:11 Jl '41
Take the school to the farmer. P. B. Haee.

As Ed Mas 17:10-11 Jl •■14
T>'pe3 of courses and use of speakers in

asriculiural eveniitK schools. W. D. Strong.

Ak Ed .Mas 19:M7-t- P '47
When do we have some more meetings? C. E.

Grace. Ap Ed Mag 18:190+ Ap '46
Youn^^ farmers and honiemakers cooperate.

H. R. LeBaron and W. H. Martin, il Ap Ed

Mas 1D:S4 X '41;: Same. Ky Sch J 25:29-30

N '46
AGRICULTURAL extension work
.^Vgricultural extension service in the United

States. E. D. Brunner. Ed Forum 10:451-61

My '46
County apent teaches resource use. H. B.

Williams, il H Sch J 29:167-71 My '4fi
Farmers of the world. E. de S. Brunner and

others, eds. $2.50 '45 Columbia univ. press
Increased federal appropriations for coopera-
tive extension work. Higher Ed 2:8 S 15

'45
Institutional farm training program. A. J.

Snider. Adult Ed Bui 11:81-3 F '47
Parents' hour in the country schools. A. C.

Bartlett. Readers Digest 48:18-20 Ja "46
Post-war outlook for the southern rural

Negro. C. A. Barnett. J Negro Ed 14:566-75

O -45
Seaman A. Knapp. J. C. Bailey, bibliog $3.25

'45 Columbia univ. press
State agencies and recreation; extension serv-
ices, il Recreation 40:120-3 Je '46
They speak his language. A. G. Cowing.

J Home Econ 37:487-9 O '45
Toward a fuller life: state agricultural ex-
tension in West Virginia. J. Farwell. il

Recreation 40:151-2+ Je '46
Visual aids promote intercultural education

in rural America. G. R. McKav. il Ed

Screen 25:557-60 D '4G

Bibliography
Bibliography on extension research [mimeo-
graphed] L. Crile, comp. (Circ. 416) 161p
pa '44 U.S. Dept. of agriculture, Ext. serv-
ice. Washington 25. D.C.
AGRICULTURAL fairs. See Fairs
AGRICULTURAL machinery. See Farm ma-
chinery

AGRICULTURAL part-time education
Continuous part-time vocational education
in agriculture. A. G. Jensen. Ag Ed Mag
16:232-3 Je '44
Establishment of former students of voca-
tional agriculture on the home farm. M. J.
Nicol. bibliog Ag Ed Mag 17:94-5 N '44
Fourteen years of young farmer classes R.
H. Hoberg. Ag Ed Mag 18:233-5 Je '46
AGRICULTURAL products

Science and economics in crop production. F.
E. Bear. Sci Ed 25:247-52 D '44
AGRICULTURAL research

Science and economics in crop production F.
E. Bear. Sci Ed 28:247-52 D "44
AGRICULTURAL rooms

Planning and designing plant facilities for
vocational agriculture. D. M. Clements and
others. (In American school and university,
1946. p 161-9)
Space for teaching materials. R. W. Cline.
plans Ag Ed Mag 19:24-5 Ag '46
See also ■
Farm shops
AGRICULTURAL schools
See also
Farm schools

California
Los Angeles plans a farm-site school. H A.
Campion. Sch Manag 15:411 Mr '46

Great Britain
School on a farm; experiment at Llysfasi
farm institute. Times Ed Sup 1588:471 O 6
'45

Guatemala
Guatemala's new school of agriculture, il Bul-
letin of the Pan American Union 79:95-6 F
'45

Honduras
See also
Escuela del Malcotal
School of Pan Ameri-
can agriculture.
Zamorano. Hon-
duras

New York (state)
Place and function of the regional school. J.
C. Morrison, bibliog f Nat Assn Sec Sch
Prin Bui 31:140-7 Ap '47

Palestine
See also

Arab Kadoore agri-
cultural school,
Tulkarm
AGRICULTURAL societies
See also

Association of land- Farmers' associa-
grant colleges and tions

universities Future farmers of

America
Grange
AGRICULTURAL students

Enrollment and student mortality. J. Duck.
Ag Ed Mag 17:133+ Ja '45

Some opinions of first-year students in agri-
culture. R. H. Corman. Ag Ed Mag 18:214-
15 My '46
See also

Agriculture. Voca-
tional— Students
AGRICULTURAL teachers

Are we too soft? Ag Ed Mag 17:3 Jl '44*

Blueprints again. D. R. Purkey. Ag Ed Mag
18:9+ Jl '45

Federal board reviews agricultural teacher
supply problems. Ed Vic 2:1 Je 20 '44

Getting reports in on time. B. R. Denbigh.
Ag Ed Mag 18:66 O '45

Greener pastures. E. H. Ziegenhagen. Ag Ed
Mag 18:126-7 Ja '46

Influence of war on summer activities of
teachers. E. B. Knight. Ag Ed Mag 17:155
F '45

Long tenure for achievements. C. E. Bundy.
Ag Ed Mag 17:23+ Ag '44

Making community contacts in vocational ag-
riculture. R. M. Dickerman. Ag Ed Mag
18:204-5 My '46

Meetings of teachers of agriculture. H. F.
Chappell. Ag Ed Mag 18:185 Ap '46

Mobility. R. A. OIney. Ag Ed Mag 16:223+
Je '44

Professional. S. S. Sutherland and H. S.
Brunner. eds. See issues of the Agricultural
education magazine

Salaries and teaching situations in voca-
tional education in agriculture. E. R.
Hoskins. Ag Ed Mag 17:114+ D '44

Shall a teacher of agriculture operate a
farm? C. E. Hill, il Ag Ed Mag 17:18 Jl
'44

Study of the summer teaching load of 27
teachers of vocational agriculture in south-
western Ohio. M. W. Wallace. Ag Ed Mag
17:74-5 O '44

Superintendent's challenge for 1946-47. P. C.
Lapham. Ag Ed Mag 19:44 S '46

Teacher supplv and demand in the field of
vocational agriculture in Indiana. 1944-45
[mimeographed] Purdue universitv. 9p map
•45 The univ.

Tennessee as.sociation has code of ethics. B.
C. Meadows. Ag Ed Mag 19:126 Ja '47

Visiting farming programs an opportunity
for the teacher. R. A. Olnev. il Ag Ed .Mag
19:114-15+ D ^46

What can we offer the top teachers? J.
Bridges. Ag Ed Mag 18:66 O ^45

When teachers change schools. H. M. Byram.
Ag Ed Mag 18:4-5 Jl ^45

WTiy teachers of vocational agriculture leave
the profession. H. W. Sanders and C. W.
Richards. Ag Ed Mag 18:94-5+ N ^45

Qualifications
Good teacher of agriculture. A. Floyd Ag
Ed Mag 18:228 Je ^46

Salaries
One more spark; editorial. W. H. Martin. Ag
Ed Mag 19:143 F ^47

38

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

AGRICULTURAL teachers — Continued

Training

Annual program of supervision and teacher-
training in \^erniont. W. H. Martin. Ag Ed
Mag lS:lS6-7 Ap '46

Criteria for evaluating programs of prepara-
tion lor teachers of vocational agriculture.
H. S. Brunner. pa '45 Pa. state col.

Engineering phases of teacher-training for
vocational agriculture. American society of
agricultui-al engineers. Committee on cur-
riCLilums. Subconunittee on agricultural
teaclier-training. Ag Ed Mag 17:124-5 Ja '45

Extramural courses for teachers of agricul-
ture. R. A. Oiney. Ag Ed Mag 19:33 Ag '40

How wide is your horizon? D. M. Clements.
Ag Ed Mag 17:224-5 Je '45

Importance of certain college courses as pre-
employment training for prospective teach-
ers of vocational agriculture. F. E. Arm-
strong. Ag Ed Mag 19:176-7 Mr '47

Keepiiig abreast of subject matter while
teaching. H. M. Byram. il Ag Ed Mag 19:
74-5-t- 6 '46

New role of the teacher-trainei'. H. M.
Hamlin. Ag Ed Mag 18:64-5-1- O '45

Orchid tor the average C teacher. A. Floyd.
Ag Ed Mag 19:189-)- Ap '47

Our own procurement problem. H. S. Brun-
ner. Ag Ed Mag 16:224-5 Je '44

Postwar training desired by pi'ospective teach-
ers and teachers of vocational agriculture.
S. S. Sutherland. Ag Ed Mag 17:154-5 F '45

Preparing teachers for the agricultural en-
gineering phases of teaching vocational ag-
, riculture. A. P. Davidson. Ag Ed Mag 19:
14-15 Jl '46

Refresher course for teachers. E. Y. Noblin.
Ag Ed Mag 18:169 Mr '46

Responsibilities of teacher-trainers in agri-
cultural education. S. S. Sutherland. Ag Ed
Mag 19:54-1- S '46

Services to Illinois teachers of vocational ag-
riculture from the University of Illinois. H.
M. Hamlin and M. Henderson. Ag Ed Mag
19:162-3-1- F '47

Soils workshops for in-service training of
teachers of vocational agriculture. R. M.
Clark and G. P. Deyoe. il Ag Ed Mag
19:6-7 Jl '46

Teacher-training ahead. Ag Ed Mag 17:43 S
'44

Teacher-training ctirriculum in vocational
agriculture. G. A. Schmidt. Ag Ed Mag
17:35 Ag '44

Training and supervising emergency teachers
of vocational agriculture. N. E. Wilson. Ag
Ed Mag 17:7-f Jl '44

Training prospective teachers: editorial. W.
F. Stewart. Ag Ed Mag 19:183 Ap '47

Training teachers to do farm and shop jol)S.
U R. Humpherys. Ag Ed Mag 18:113 D '45

Well-trained teachers needed. J. B. Kirkland.
Ag Ed Mag 16:223-f Je '44

Arkansas
Evaluating the work of teachers of agricul-
ture. O. J. Seymour. Ag Ed Mag 18:15 Jl
'45

Great Britain
Teachers of agriculttire: Burnham conimiltee
award. Times Ed Sup 1640:478 O 5 '46

Iowa

Teacher personnel in vocational agriculture
in Iowa, 1940-1941. W. F. Nutt. Ag Ed Mag
17:234-1- Je '45

Michigan
Use of time by teachers of vocational agri-
culture in Michigan. H. P. Sweany. Ag Ed
Mag 17:194-5-f- Ap '45

Oregon

Oregon agriculttiral teachers have active as-
sociation. W. P. McKinney. il Ag Ed Mag
19:125 Ja '47
AGRICULTURE

Attitude of high school boys toward agri-
culture. S. G. VickerstafC. Ag Ed Mag 17:
235 Je '45

Community responsibilities, meeting them. J.
M. Lowe. .A.g Ed Mag 17:29 Ag '44

Farmings' new horizons. R. W. Gregory. Aj;
Ed Mag 19:174-5-1- Mr '47

Study of occupational opportunities for agri-
culturally-minded veterans. C. Wilcox. Ag
Ed Mag 18:146 F '46

Young farmers look ahead. Ag Ed Mag 18:
163 Mr '46
See also

Farm labor — Stu- Rotation of crops

dents Soil fertility

Farms

Courses of study
Sec ^afso
Agriculture, Voca-
tional— Courses of
study

Economic aspects

Agriculture — tomorrow. Q. Reynolds. Ag Ed
Mag 18:23 S '45

Climate and China's agricultural industry.
Liu En-lan. J Geog 45:90-6 Mr '46

Facts about the business side of farming. G.
H. Soule. Ag Ed Mag 19:212-13 My '47

Farmer problems in the years ahead. W. I.
Myers. Ag Ed Mag 18:225-f Je '46

Making agriculture pay. S. W. Warren. (In
National education association. Department
of rural education. Rural schools for to-
morrow. p45-58)

School's part in the democratization of rural-
urban relations. W. F. Bruce. Ed Adm &
Sup 31:449-62 N '45

Science and economics in crop production. F.
E. Bear. Sci Ed 28:247-52 D '44

What's ahead for northeastern agriculture?
P. F. Hill, il N Y State Ed 34:187-91 D '46
See also

Land utilization

Migration from farms

History

Tests and scales
Ready-to-use tests for middle and upper
grades: man learns to farm. H. C. Ford.
Instr 54:24 Mr '45

Outlines, syllabi, etc.
Directed studies in general agriculture. D.
P. Dlckerson and G. H. Collings. pa $1
'44 Grand Rapids herald-review, Grand
Rapids, Minn.

Periodicals
More effective usage of agricultural periodi-
cals. E. B. Knight. Ag Ed Mag 17:229 Je
'45

Projects
See also
Agriculture. Voca-
tional— Projects

Research

See Agricultural research
Soilless culture
See Plants — Soilless culture
Statistics
Training at the professional level for sta-
tistical work in agriculture and biology.
W. G. Cochran. Journal of the American
Statistical Association 40:160-6 Je '45

Teaching

See Agricultural education; Agriculture.
Vocational — Teaching

Terminology
Lexicon of agricultural words and phrases.
W. F. Hall. Ag Ed Mag 18:152 F '46

Units of work
Science in agriculture. G. O. Blough. bib-
liog il Instr 55:45-52 Mr '46

China

Climate and China's agricultural industry.
Liu En-lan. J Geog 45:90-6 Mr '46

Kentucky
Plan of action for the betterment of agricul-
ture. J. Belts. Ky Sch J 25:37-9 N '46

Nigeria
I^and and education in the Ibo country of
south-east Nigeria. G. Cockin. Interna-
tional Review of Missions 33:274-9 Jl '44

EDUCATIOX I\|-)i:X liilv 1944 -Iiine 1947

39

AGRICULTURE^rrmN.imrf -- •

Southern states -^

Post-war plaiinini? for aKricuUure. D. Uu3-
sell. So Assn Q 8:358-67 Ak '44

United States

Kronoinrc Im^^is of farnu'r radicalism. F.
Frcidol. Social Studies 3G:350-2 D "45

Farm income, misration. and leisure. T. \V.
Schultz (In Keeves. V. \V. ed. Education
for rural America. p3S-53)

Farm .vouth and tomorrow's a.criculture. W.
T. Spanton. map Sell I.ife 25:15-16 O '45

Farms and farniinK opportunities for return-
inir servicemen and war workers. F. W.
Lathrop. Apr Ed Mag 17:174-5 Mr '45

l*ilu'r:il :irts oollej;e and tlie .-Vtnerican farmer.
11. A. Hohret. fath Ed K 44:600-4 D '46

Man and soils in America. G. T. Renner. map
Social Ed 9:152-6 Ap '45

Some parallels with populism in the twen-
tieth centur.v. J. D. Hicks. Social Ed 8;
297-301 N '44

Some trends in the rural population of sic-
niflcance to education. O. E. Baker and
t'. Taeulier. (In National education asso-
ciation. Department of rural education.
Rural schools for tomorrow. p6G-77)

Veterans who plan to farm. G. J. Barnett.
bibliopr Occupations 23:3S9-94 Ap '45

Who wants to keep "em down on the farm?
D. R. Davis. Tex OutI 31:6-7 F '47
See also

Migration from farms
AGRICULTURE, Cooperative

Cooperative movement in South America.
I'nited States. Office of coordinator of
inter-American affairs, il Am "Teach 29:
21-2 Ap: 21-3 My '45

Farmer cooperation. D. U. MacDonald. (In
Pennsylvania. I'niversity. SoJtool of educa-
tion. Education in a developing democracy.
p349-32i

Instruction in agricultural cooperation and
marketing at state agricultural colleges
[mimeographed] Tennessee. University. De-
partment of agricultural economics and
rural sociology. (Rural res. ser. monograph
no 192) 34p '45 The dept, Univ. of Tenn.
Knoxville 12

Kentucky P^uture farmers co-operative, in-
corporated. W. R. Tabh. il Ag Ed Mag 17:
137-S .Ta '45

This farm machinery co-operative really
works. J. S. Johnson. Ag Ed Mag 17:212 My
'45

See also

Marketing, Coopera-
tive

AGRICULTURE, Soilless. See Plants— Soilless

culture
AGRICULTURE, Vocational
Accomplishments and trends in agricultural

education. AV. T. Spanton. Ag Ed Mag 17:

164-5 Mr '45
Agricultural education for today. W. E.

Eastman. Phi Delta Kappan 27:169-70-f- F

'46
Agricultural preparedness thru education. E.

W. Garris. Ag Ed Mag 18:83 N '45
.\gricuUuraI proerani eeared to meet 'he

needs of the community. B. C. Willis. Sch

Manag 16:26-8 F '47
Approved practices and their place in devel-
oping farming programs. G. P. Deyoe. Ag

Ed Mag 17:26-)- Ag '44
.\rea schools — conversion or reconversion in

vocational education in agriculture. A. K.

Getman. Ag Ed Mag 17:166 Mr '45
Articulation of agricultural education. R. M.

Stewart. Ag Ed Mag 18:63 O "45
Assisting pupils in their election of the cur-
riculum in vocational agriculture. A. E.

Kehr. Ag Ed Mag 19:52-3 S '46
Blueprints based on facts. R. Fife. Ag Ed Mag

17:143+ F '45
Building plans as loans to boards of educa-
tion. G. P. Couper. Ag Ed Mag 17:207 My

'45
Classes for veterans. L. D. Clements. Ag

Ed Mag 17:190 Ap '45
Do we accept the challenge? T. H. Karrey.

.\g Ed Mag 17:183 Ap '45
Enrollment and student mortality. J. Duck.

Ag Ed Mag 17:133-1- Ja '45

Essex County school trains veterans. H. A.
Mostroiii. il Ag i;d .Mag H):2'J Ag '41;

Farm youth and tomorrow's agriculture. W.
T. Spanton. map Sch Life 28:15-16 O '46

Farmings' new horizons. K, W. Gregory. Ag
Ed .Mag 19:174-5+ Mr '47

Future farmers of .America foundation es-
tablished. W. T. Spanton. Ed Vic 3:9-10 N
20 '44: Same. Ag Ed .Mag 17:136+ Ja '45

Future in adult education in agriculture.
H. M. Hamlin. Ag Ed .Mag 17:84-5 N '44

Good publicity .and vocational agriculture. B.
Oliver. Ag Ed Mag 19:127 Ja '47

Helping the teacher inform them. W. Arm-
.strong. .Vg Ed -Mag 17:208 ^ty '45

Informed parents nece.ssary. C. B. Edwards.
Ag lOd Mag 17:205 My '45

Is vocational agriculture Justified In city
schools? J. N. Cardwell. il Ag Ed Mag 18:
25+ S '45

Keeping apace with progress. R. B. Dicker-
son. Ag Ed Mag 18:168-9 Mr '46

Making conmiunily contacts in vocational ag-
riculture. R. M. Dickerman. Ag Ed Mag 18:
204-5 My '46

Matching men and farms. United States.
Ofllce of education. Vocational division.
(Bui. no229. Occupational information and
guidance ser. no 12) 38p bibliog il 10c '44
Supt. of doc.

Mediums for public relations. G. P. Couper.
Ag Ed Mag 19:4 Jl '46

Million dollar agricultural laboratory in a
Negro .school. W. N. Elam. il Ag Ed Mag
_19:27 Ag '46

New emphasis demands more adequate facil-
ities. G. C. Cook. Ag Ed Mag 19:23+ Ag
'46

Organization and management of classes for
farmer-veterans. Illinois. University, pa
gratis '46 The univ.

Our program for training veterans. L. R.
Stanley. Ag K6 .Mag 19::i0 Ag '46

Plan for evaluating student effort in voca-
tional agriculture. C. E. Rhoad. Ag Ed
Mag 17:86 N '44

Planning programs and individual services
for veterans in rural areas. E. R. Hoskins.
Ag Ed Mag 18:103+ D '45

Ready-made program for wartime. G. S.
Dowell. Tex Outl 28:16 Jl '44

Recouping our losses. Ag Ed Mag 18:163 Mr
•46

Rural community: a neglected educational
opportunity. J. D. Black. (In Pennsylvania.
Universit.v. School of education. Education
in a developing democracy. p7S-S3)

Safeguards in the use of advi.sorv councils.
H. M. Hamlin. Am Sch Hd J 110:31-2 My
■45: Same. Ag Ed Mag 18:124-5 Ja '46

Secondary schools provide agricultural train-
ing for veterans. R. M. Clark. Ag Ed Mag
18:144 F '46

Securing communit.v cooperation in voca-
tional agriculture. T. P. Clifford. .\g Ed
Mag 19:96 N '46

SeiTice opportunities ahead. L,. H. Dennis.
Ag Ed Mag 17:103 D '44

Standards for the approval of departments.
L. D. Clements. Ag Ed Mag 18:26-7 S '45

Supervision. U. Barron, ed. See issues of the
.\gj"cultural education magazine -\pril 1913-

Teaching farm safety. W. T. Spanton. il Ag
Ed Mag 18:34 S '45

Teaching students how to organize farm
work to save time and effort. L. S. Hardin,
bibliog f Ag Ed Mag 17:46+ S '44

Training returning veterans. Ag Ed Mag
18:32 S '45

Training veterans in vocational agriculture.

L. M. .Sasman. Ag Ed Mag 17:206 My '45
Training veterans to be farmers: discussion

at meeting of Federal advisory board for

vocational education. Sch Life 28:16-17 Ap

'46

Vocational agriculture for returning veterans

and defense workers. J. H. Pear.son. Ag

Ed Mag 17:110+ D '44
Vocational agriculture's obligation. L. B

Pollom. Ag Ed Mag 18:183 Ap '46
Youth and tomorrow. L. E. Cook. Ag Ed Mae

18:3 Jl '45
See al.in
Farm mechanics
Future farmers of

America

40

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

AGRICULTURE, Vocational — Continued

Administration

Adjusting agricultural education to the times:
report of panel discussion. E. L. Austin.
Ag Ed Mag 19:7-8+ Jl '46 .

Community study serves as basis for im-
proved program. M. J. Scott. Ag Ed Mag
l«j-X454- F '47

Complete program of vocational agriculture
for every rural community. J. M. l-owe.
Ag Ed Mag 18:26-7 Ag '45

Critiria for the establishment of departments
of vocational agriculture. S. S. Sutherland.
Ag Ed Mag 18:24-5 Ag '45; Same. Nat Assn
sic Sch Prin Bui 30:68-72 Ja ■46; Same
?ond. Calif J Sec Ed 20:444-6 D '45: Ed
Digest 11:49-51 Ap '46

Essentials of a high school vocational agri-
culture program. G. A. Schmidt. Nations

How wide is your horizon? D. M. Clements.
Ag Ed Mag 17:224-5 Je '45 , , „„„

Long-time planning in departments of voca-
tional agriculture. F. E. Armstrong. Ag
Ed Mag 18:205-*- My '46 • ,. „,

My experiences with a general agricultural
advisory council. H. F. Engelking. Ag
Ed Mag 19:192-t- Ap '47

New role of the teacher-tramer. H. M.
Hamlin. Ag Ed Mag 18:64-5+ O 45

Planning the deparlniental program, fe.. A.
Sundet. Ag Ed Mag 19:154 F '47

Aims and objectives

Arkansas teachers organize district program.
O J Sevmour. Ag Ed Mag 19:38 Ag 46

Farm mechanics objectives are being met.
C G. Howard. Ag Ed Mag 17:32-3 Ag 44

Fundamentals versus window dressing. I. L.
Brakensiek. Ag Ed Mag 19:94+ N 46

Measurement of understanding m agriculture.
F P Frutchey and others, bibhog (In Na-
tional society for the study of education.
Forty-fifth yearbook, pt 1. p270-80)

Objectives in vocational agriculture. L,. C.
Dalton. Aix Ed Mag 19:104 D '46 ,

Objectives of vocational education in agricul-
ture for veterans. B. C. Lawson. Ag Ed
Mag 19:89+ N '46 ,

Propo.sals for occupational education, t'. b.
Hasty. Phi Delta Kappan 27:171-3 F 46

Superintendent's challenge for 1946-47. P. C.
Lapham. Ag Ed Mag 19:44 S '46 „ .„„,

What I would like to see done in agricul-
tural education. C. Figy; W. Gray. Ag Ed
Mag 17:104-5 D '44

Bibliography
Selected references on .secondary-school in-
struction; agriculture. T. E. Sexauer, comp.
Sch R 54:177-8 Mr '46

Courses of study
Graduate courses in agricultural education
available to teachers of agriculture in the
1947 summer sessions. Ag Ed Mag 19:190-1

Ap '47 . ,

Curriculum

Agricultural training programs for returning

veterans and war workers. B. J. McMahon.

Ag Ed Mas 18:104-5+ D '15 .

Blueprints for the instructor m agriculture.

L M. Sasman. Ag Ed Mag 19:94 N 46
Education of dirt tanners. J. A. Starrak. Ag

Ed Mag 18:114-15 D '45
Entire community goes to school. W. H.

Farrell. 11 Ag Ed Mag 17:90-1+ N 44
Giving instruction in proper land-use to

farm boys. W. E. Fowle. il plans Ag Ed

lnftftut"'idea.^ C. E* Wright. Ag Ed Mag IS:

lOC-7 D '45 . ,. ., XT T('

Instructors develop courses of study. H. v\ .

Chapman. Ag Ed Mag 18:29 Ag 45
Part-time farming community analyzed to

meet the educational needs of nontarni

pupils. W. F. Hall. Ag Ed Mag 18:14 Jl 46
Place of animal breeding in the program of

vocational agriculture. H. A. Stewart. Ag

Ed Mag 18:28+ Ag '45
Plan of organizing instruction. S. L. Ches-

nutt. Ag Ed Mag 18:128-9 Ja '46
Planning postwar instruction for young and

adult farmers. R. B. Dickerson. Ag Ed Mag

17:50-1+ S '44

Some opinions of first-year students in ag-
riculture. R. H. Gorman. Ag Ed Mag 18:
214-15 My '46

Subject matter on establishment in farming
for veterans F. W. Lathrop. bibliog Ag Ed
Mag 19:87+ N '46

Suggested course outline for young ff^rrner
classes in vocational agriculture. E. W.
Garris. Ag Ed Mag 19:57-8 S '46

Teacher-training curriculum in vocational
agriculture. G. A. Schmidt. Ag Ed Mag 17:
35 Ag '44 , . T. ,r

Teaching farming program elections. E. M.
Juergenson. Ag Ed Mag 17:147 F '45

Teaching without a text. S. E. Chesnutt. Ag
Ed Mag 17:27 Ag '44

Three years of program planning and evalua-
tion. H. M. Hamlin. Ag Ed Mag 18:36 S 45

Evaluation
Objective measurement of departments. J.
Duck. Ag Ed Mag 19:149 F '47

Exhibits
Exhibits at state fair as an F.F.A. activity.
J. A. Johnson. 11 Ag Ed Mag 19:136 Ja 47

Follow up

Follow-up visit with a graduate. F. J. Hurst.
Ag Ed Mag 18:30 Ag '45

How vocational-agriculture graduates be-
come established in farming. G. F. Ek-
strom Sch R 52:618-23 D '44; Summary. Ag
Ed Mag 17:14-15 Jl '44

Studv of state farmers in Michigan. E. C.
McKim. Ag Ed Mag 19:148+ F '47

Twenty-four years of vocational agriculture.
T B Poole. Ag Ed Mag 19:197 Ap '47

Young men ten vears after leaving rural high
schools in Pennsylvania. O. L. Young. Ag
Ed Mag 19:146-7 F '47

History
See Agricultural education — History

Projects

Agricultural education on a doing basis. E.
Downs. Ag Ed Mag 17:148 F '45

Another slant on an old story. R. A. Chaun-
ccv. Ag Ed Mag 17:149 F '45

Approved practices and their place in de-
veloping farming programs. G. P. Deyoe.
Ag Ed Mag 17:26+ Ag '44

Building a chapter program of work. J.
Welbes. il Ag Ed Mag 19:68-9 O '46

Building a functioning student farming pro-
gram. E. B. Knight. Ag Ed Mag 17:129 Ja

Community sheep program makes good
teaching possible. C. Sanders, il Ag Ed
Mag 18:68-9 O '45

Cooperative earning and learning by means
of group projects. H. Gulvin. Ag Ed Mag
18:171 Mr '46 , ^ ^ :, ^

Determining educational needs of students
thru analyses of project records. H. P.
Sweanv. Ag Ed Mag 17:48-9 S '44

Determining the opportunities for farmuig
programs. J. C. Layman. Ag Ed Mag 18:
30-1 S '45

Developing supervised farming programs. W.
R. Tabb. Ag Ed Mag 19:51+ S '46

Directing vocational agriculture day-school
students in developing their farming pro-
grams. United States. Office of education.
Vocational division. (Bui. no225; Agricul-
tural ser. no56) 72p 15c '44 Supt. of doc.

Doing what comes naturally. H. W. Deems.
Ag Ed Mag 19:151 F '47 ^ ■., -,

Farming program supervision. E. M. Juer-
genson. Ag Ed Mag 17:78 O '44

Farming program which led to establishment.
T G. Walters, il Ag Ed Mag 19:133+ Ja

'47 . u ■ ■

Farming programs — a point of emphasis m

supervision. C. D. Watson. Ag Ed Mag 18:

166-7 Mr '46 . , . ,,

Farming programs in vocational agriculture.

L M Sasman. Ag Ed Mag 17:88-9 N '44
Farming programs — what kind? H. Toone. Ag

Ed Mag 18:91 N '45 .

Financing individual and group projects. L.

L. Beasley. Ag Ed Mag 18:31 Ag '45
From the bovs' angle. E. B. Knight. Ag Ed

Mag 18:153 F '46 , , .

Getting freshman projects started early. Ag

Ed Mag 17:97 N '44

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

41

AGRICULTURE, Vocational— rrojccts — Cont.
Group project. K. \V. llolberlon. Ag Hff Mag
17::i31+ Je "IS

Group projects as a device for creating in-
terest and providing pupil participation.
B. E. Decker. Ag Ed Mag 18:71+ O '45
Group projects provide farming opportunities.
B. E. Decker. II Ag Ed Mag 18:8-9 Jl ••15

Growing into farming. W. R. Moseley. II
Ag Ed Mag 18:70 O '45

Improving etilciency in testing milk in de-
partments of vooatiO!iaI agriculture. G. P.
Deyoc. Ag Ed Mag 19:48-9 S '4C

Land utilization in farming programs. J. H.

Pearson. Ag Ed Mag 18:90 N '45
Launching eighth grade graduates in farming
programs. L. G. Shelton. Ag Ed Mag 17:
230-f Je '45

Measuring efflciency In sow-and-litter proj-
ects. G. P. Deyoe. il Ag Ed Mag 18:208-9
My '46

Money in turkeys. H. W. Deems, il Ag Ed
Mag 17:231 Je '45

Need tor developing the proper Incentive
toward farming programs. L. B. Pollom.
Ag Ed Mag 18:230 Je '46

Negro project for rural housing at Alamo.
Tenn. W. A. Flowers. 11 Ag Ed Mag 19:95
N '46

Organized boy power. J. A. Hardy. Ag Ed
Mag 17:36 Ag '44

Program of agricultural education at T..OS
Banos, Calif. H. F. Chappell. Ag Ed Mag
19:73 O '46

Project agreements are essential. J. H.
Foard. Ag Ed Mag 18:314- S '45

Rating farming programs. B. J. McMahon.
Ag Ed Mag 17:2(19 My '45

Relating instruction in vocational agricul-
ture to farming programs. K. W. Kiltz.
Ag Ed Mag 17:188-9 Ap '45

School builds fence-treating plant. R. W.
Montgomery. Ag Ed Mag 19:138 Ja '47

Selling farming programs. I. G. Fay. Ag Ed
Mag 17:73-f O '44

Sheep-dipping project. W. E. Myers, il Ag
Ed Mag 19:98 N '46

State-wide potato improvement project. T.
G. Walters, il Ag Ed Mag 17:226-7 Je '45

Supervision and individual instruction in ag-
ricultural education. S. S. Sutherland. Ag
Ed Mag 19:186-7 Ap '47 (to be cont)

Supervisory devices for busy teachers. L. A.
Carpenter. Ag Ed Mag 18:206 My "46

Surveying farms to detet;mine the opportuni-
ties for supervised practice. W. Mataia-
maki. Ag Ed Mag 17:108-9 D '44

Teacher visitation vs. project completion. T.
A. White. Ag Ed Mag 18:91 N '45

Use of credit by students of vocational agri-
culture. R. W. Cline. Ag Ed Mag 17:8-9
Jl -44

Using a greenhouse in instruction. J. L.
Meachum. Ag Ed Mag 18:89 N '45

Visiting farming programs an opportunity
for the teacher. R. A. OIney. il Ag Ed Mag
19:114-154- O '46

What is supervision? R. H. Fisackerly Ag
Ed Mag 19:63 O '46

Why have a farming program? C. Hammonds
and W. R. Tabb. Ag Ed Mag 17:68-9 O '44

Records

Developing and maintaining Interest In im-
provement projects in dairying. G. P.
Deyoe and E. A. Lightfoot. II Ag Ed Mag
18:28-9 S '45

Helping teachers to improve students' farm-
ing records. J. Duck. Ag Ed Mag 18:6-7
Jl '45 '

Summary and an analysis of project records.
W. C. Kennedy. Ag Ed Mag 18:1894- Ap
'46

Teacher timesavers. L. E. Klein. Ag Ed Mag
19:98 N '46

What's wrong with record keeping? J. B.
Kirkland. Ag Ed Mag 17:128 Ja '45

Research
Trends in cooperative research. R. W. Cline.
Ag Ed Mag 19:144 F '47

Students
Complete program of vocational agriculture

for every rural community. J. M. Lowe.

Ag Ed Mag 18:26-7 Ag '45
Do you really know vour boys? E B.

Knight. Ag Ed Mag 18:147 F '46

Establishment of former students of voca-
tional agriculture on the home farm. M.
J. Nlcol. bibliog Ag Ed Mag 17:94-5 N '44

Selection is important. II. Bartley. Ag Ed
Mag 17:214 My '45

Validity of counseling by teachers. R. E.
Bender and J. B. McClelland. Ag Ed Mag
18:74-54- O '45

Subject matter
Applying government services to local farms.

W. E. Fowle. Ag Ed Mag 18:5 Jl '45
Organizing subject matter in vocational

agriculture. Illinois. Board for vocational

education. (Bui. ser. A no88) lip '45 The

bd. Springneld
Why not teach farm safety? M. J. Nicol. II

Ag Ed Mag 19:10-11 Jl '46

Supervised practice
See Agriculture. Vocational — Projects

Teacher training
See Agricultural teachers — Training

Teachers

See Agricultural teachers

Teaching
Another angle. C. B. Edwards. Ag Ed Mag

17:31 Ag '44
Are we too soft? Ag Ed Mag 17:3 Jl '44
Classroom visitation, a principal's tool for

improving the teaching of vocational agri-
culture. N. E. Kullman. jr. Ag Ed Mag

18:24-5 S '45
Determining educational needs of students

thru analyses of project records. H. P.

Sweany. Ag Ed Mag 17:48-9 S '44
Education o( dirt farmers. J. A. Starrak. Ag

Ed Mag 18:114-15 D '45
Every farmer a teacher of vocational agricul-
ture. A. J. Paulus. Ag Ed Mag 17:1534- F

'45
Former students as special teachers. R. H.

Hoberg. Ag Ed Mag 17:2254- Je '45
From classroom to the community. J. R. Gill-
ham. Ag Ed Mag 17:228 Je '45
Helping teachers to improve students' farm-
ing records. J. Duck. Ag Ed Mag 18:6-7 Jl

'45
How can we keep veterans interested? V V

Luther. Ag Ed Mag 19:172 Mr '47
How I organize the work of my beginning

class. T. R. Raine. il Ag Ed Mag 19:45-6

S '46
How I promote my farming programs. M. H.

Bryant, il Ag Ed Mag 18:2074- My '46
How sliiUl we teach agriculture to G.I.'s.

V. V. Luther. Ag Ed Mag 19:113 D '46
How two Oklahoma teachers help pupils plan

farming programs. O. L. Cla.\ton; J. C.

Miller. Ag Ed Mag 19:50 S '46
Let us teach. C. Hammonds. Ag Ed Mag 19:

128-9 Ja '47
Making generalizations; a fundamental value.

W. F. Stewart. Ag Ed Mag 19:184-5 Ap '47
Materials and methods — a constant challenge.

G. P. Deyoe. Ag Ed Mag 19:434- S '46
Orchid for the average C teacher. A. Floyd.

Ag Ed Mag 19:1894- Ap '47
Subject matter problem. A. J. Paulus. Ag

Ed Mag 17:474- S '44
Suggestions for beginning teachers of voca-
tional agriculture. F. E. Armstrong. Ag Ed

Mag 17:126-7 Ja '45
Summer and farming programs. L. B. Fol-
ium. Ag Ed Mag 18:13 Jl '45
Teaching job simplification in agriculture. R.

L. Bright. Ag Ed Mag 18:2264- Je '46
Teaching vocational agriculture in secondary

schools. New York (state) University.

(Bui. no. 1292) 23p pa 10c '45 Univ. of the

state of N.T.
Use of information in teaching vocational

agriculture. D. W. Skelton. Ag Ed Mag 19:

91 N '46
Use of work sheets. E. R. Alexander. Ag Ed

Mag 18:98 N '45
Veterans farm training at Fallon, Nevada.

L. C. Schank. il Ag Ed Mag 19:173 Mr

'47
Veterans-training program at the Caruthers

union high school. J. R. Adams, il Ag

Ed Mag 19:88 N '46
We're not teaching vocational agriculture.

L. R. Larson. Ag Ed Mag 17:87 N '44

42

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

AGRICULTURE, Vocational— Teaching— Cont.
What does reconversion mean as applied to
problems of agricultural education H. M.
Byram. Ag Ed Mag 18:164 Mr 46
When teachers change schools. H. M. Byram.
Ag Ed Mag 18:4-5 Jl "45

Teaching aids and devices
Contests as educational devices. D. M. Hall.

il Ag Ed Mag 19:206-7 My '47
Department of vocational agriculture as a

■source of information. F. W. Lathrop. Ag

Kf?e'!.th^e''u'sfo!'"sual aids. G. P. Deyoe.
Ak Ed Mag 19:104 D '46

Evaluating field trips in vocational agricul-
ture. G. P. Deyoe. il Ag Ed Mag 19:108
D *46

Filing system. O. J. Seymour. Ag Ed Mag

^g-rtq j^g '45

Gripe"s from an old-timer. P.. A. Power. Ag
Ed Mag 17:132 Ja '45 , , ■ a-

More effective usage of ^-^i^'jultural periodi-
cals. E. B. Knight. Ag Ed Mag 17.229 Je

'45
Organizing teaching materials. G. O. Bress-

ler. Ag Ed Mag 17:107 D '44
Periodicals as teaching implements. _b. u.

Robinson. Ag Ed Mag 19:175 Mr i<
Photography, a supervisory aid. L. I. bamuei.

il Ag Ed "Mag 18:37 S '45
Preparing and using 2" x 2" slides G. C.

Cook, il Ag Ed Mag 19:105-f D '« . . ,^
Putting films and slides to work m teaching

vocational agriculture. E. L. Austin. Ag

Ed Mae 19:1074- D '46
Services to Illinois teachers of vocational ag-
riculture from the University of Illinois. H..

M. Hamlin and M. Henderson. Ag Ed Mag

1 Q ■ 1 '^ "^ - ^ -I— 1*' ''17

Some fdeas of Illinois teachers of vocational
agriculture regarding contests. M. Hender-
son, n Ag Ed Mag 19:204-5 My '47

Techniques in presenting experimental data
to voung and adult farmer classes \ . J.
Morford. il Ag Ed Mag 19:106-7 D '46

Use of visual aids in high school. G. R. Mc-
Kay. Ag Ed Mag 18:188 Ap '46

Teaching methods

Demonstration as a method of teaching voca-
tional agriculture. E. F. McCauliff. Ag Ed
Mag 19:211-f- My '47

Directing students in preparing team demon-
strations in agriculture. H. M. Byram.
il Ag Ed Mag 19:210-11 My '47

Fourth dimension in work simplification in
vocational agriculture. W. H. Martin. Ag
Ed Mag 17:186-7 Ap '45

Methods and materials. G. P. Deyoe, ed. See
issues of the Agricultural education maga-
zine

Practical instruction thru beef projects. W.
Pace. Ag Ed Mag 17:228 Je '45

Tests and scales
Measurement of understanding in agriculture.
P P Frutchev and others, bibliog (In Na-
tional society for the study of education.
Forty-fifth yearbook, pt 1. p270-80)

Rural schools
Planning an expanded program of vocational
education for rural areas. W. H. Martin.
Ag Ed Mag 17:204-5 My '45

Alabama

Teaching without a text. S. L. Chesnutt.
Ag Ed Mag 17:27 Ag '44

California

Standards for departmental organization H.
H. Burlingham. Ag Ed Mag 18:8b N 45

Veterans training in agriculture at Salinas,
California. \V. E. Crabtree. il Ag Ed Mag
19:132 Ja '47

Georgia

Meeting community needs thru the depart-
ment of vocational agriculture. b. P.
Fugate. il Ag Ed Mag 18:87 N 45

Great Britain
Agricultural education. J Ed London 77:338-
40 Jl '45

Hawaiian Islands
Relation of the school farm to the instruc-
tional program in Hawaii. F. C. Ako. Ag
Ed Mag 17:171 Mr '45
Kansas

Poor sinner needs help. H. U. Petefish. Ag
Ed Mag 17:203 My '45

Kentucky

Adult classes serve war effort in Kentucky.
E P. Hilton. Ag Ed Mag 16:230 Je 44

Agriculture's answer to veterans' education
problems. S. S. Wilson. (In Kentucky. Uni-
versity. Proceedings of the twenty-second
annual educational conference. p79-82) _

Future farmers of America in Kentucky s
program of vocational agriculture. 1944-45.
Kentucky. Department of education. (Ed.
bul. v 12 no 12) 473-558P pa '45 The dept,
Frankfort . ,^ . .,.„

Program of vocational agriculture in Ken-
tucky. Kentucky. Department of education.
(Ed.' bul. V 13 no8) 499-545p il pa '45 The
dept. Frankfort

Michigan

First came the farms: history of vocational
agricultural education in' Michigan. Michi-
gan Board of control for vocational
education. (Bul. no2S9) 76p il '44 The bd,

Michigan offers training in agriculture to
G I Joe H E. Nesman. il Ind Arts &
Voc Ed 35:o7-S F '46 , „ ,:

Use of time bv teachers of vocational agri-
culture in Michigan. H. P. Sweany. Ag
Ed Mag 17:194-b-t- Ap '45
Minnesota

How vocational-agriculture graduates be-
come established in farming. G. F. Ek-
strom Sch R 52:618-23 D '44; Summary. Ag
Ed Mag 17:14-15 Jl '44

Mississippi

Farming programs in Mississippi for stu-
dents of vocational agriculture. D. \V. bkel-
ton. Ag Ed Mag 17:28-f- Ag '44
Missouri

Institutional farm training program. A. J.
Snider. Adult Ed Bul 11:81-3 F 47

Nebraska
Activities of the Nebraska vocational agri-
culture association. L,. Klein. Ag Ed Mag
19:124 Ja '47

North Carolina
Social values of vocational agriculture in
North Carolina high schools. W. N. Gmn.
Ag Ed Mag 19:55-6 S '46
Ohio
OAT V.A. program. R. E. Bender. Ag Ed
Mag 17:185-f Ap '45

Pacific region
School farms and plots in the Pacific region.
E J Johnson, il Ag Ed Mag 19:188-9 Ap

•4'7

Southern states

Look ahead for vocational agriculture in the
southern region. D. M. Clements. Ag Ed
Mag 19:9-1- Jl '46

Tennessee

Procedures in the formulation of farming
programs for all-day students. E. B.
Ivnight. Ag Ed Mag 17:34 Ag '44

Publicity for vocational agriculture in Ten-
nessee. E. B. Knight. Ag Ed Mag 19:196
Ap '47

Texas

Hillsboro schools meet today's challenge. R.

L Barron, il Tex Outl 28:28-30 Jl '44
Texa.-; veteran.s learn know how. F. Gimble. ir

Ag Ed Mag 19:131 Ja '47
Veterans education in Comanche county,

'I'exas. E. V. Walton, il Ag Ed Mag 19:130

Ja '47
AGRICULTURE and war. See Agricultural

education— War training programs: Farm

labor — Students; Food administration; Food

production war training program; War and

agriculture

i;di\atk)\ i.\ni:x luu \'-\4 iunc

43

AGRONOMY. See Agriculture-. .■ , .. .

AGUILERA, Francisco

lAiriluM- mlcililoiis lo the Cervantc<r^olicp-

tloii. Hispariiii 30;sri-S F '17
Kebler addition to tfie Don Quixote collec-
tion. Hi.-ipania 2S:390-5 Ar '45
Prani'isco AKUilcra Joins the Hispanic founda-
tion. H. G. Doyle. lILspania 27:405-6 D '41
AGUIRRE, Jos£ Antonio de

Bastiue thought at the present nionient. J Ed

So.iol 18:491-6 Ap '45
AHALT, Arthur M.

EtYective nieliiods of Instruction and nian-

asenient for farm machinery classes. Ag

I'M Mag 17:12-13 JI '44
Techniques for lonuiiunitv canning classes.

por Ag Ed :Mag lS:231-2 Je '46
AHL. Frances Norene

AhiHidanl visual materials in U.S. liistorv.

Clearing House 20:103-5 O '45
Alaska's role in the post\var world. Social

Studies 37:25-S Ja '46
Assembly film programs. Social Studies 36:

291-3 N '45
Audio- visual materials in the high-school;

wi'h special applications to the social stud-

ie-. 165p $2.50 '46 Christopher
Consumer economics and audio-visual aids.

Ed Screen 25:70-2 F '46
Disnev techniques in educational films. Social

Studies 35:344-6 P '44
Experience in pioneering in audio-visual

aids. Sierra Ed N 41:20-1 My '45
Junior statesmen convene for st.ate spring

conference. Sch Activities lS:5-6 S '46
Junior statesmen of America. Sierra Ed N'

42:44-5 My '46
Latin America and the postwar era. Social

Studies 35:266-7 O '44
Posl-war England. Social Studies 38:13-15

Ja '47
Post-war France. Social Studies 38:100-2

Mr '47
Unit outline on problems of international

ortranizaf'on and world peace. Social

Studies 37:367-70 D '46
U..S.S.R. and the postwar world. Social

Studies 36:168-70 Ap '45
Use of audio-visual aids in an international

relations class. Ed Screen 24:102-4-f- Mr '45
Visualizing and vitalizing government. Ed

Screen 26:143-f- Mr '47
AHLBERG, Arlene

Hopi Indians: a unit of studv with tests

Oradi- Teacli C2:44-f O '44
AHLBORN. Irene L.

Ft Dodge schools have new plan for report-
ing pupil progress. Mid Sch 60:286-7 My '46
Peter visits the water plant. Ed Leadership

3:58-62 N '45

AHRENDT, M. H.

Pet peeves of a mathematics teacher. Math
Teach 39:71-4 F '46
AHRENS. Carsten

Hemlock tree's Thanksgiving: story Grade

Teach 64:28-9 N '46
Songs of singing brook. Grade Teach 64:36

Mr '47
Tubbv and the snapper; story. Am Childh 31:
51-2 Je '46
AHRENS, Edna B.

Visit to Santa's toyshop; play. Instr 54:13-f

n '44

AHRENS, Gerhardt

Trends in school enrollment and population
in Indiana. Ind Univ Sch Ed Bui 20:101-3
X '44

AHRENS. Maurice R.

I'rohlcms of transition in the changing sec-
ondary scliool program. Nat Assn Sec Sch
Trin Bui 30:68-72 My '46

AHRNSBRAK, Henry C. See Mackenzie. G. N.
jt. comp.

AIDS in teaching. See Audio-visual education;
Mov:ng pictures in education; Kadio in
education: Teaching — Aid.^ and devices;
Television in education; Visual education;
also names of teaching aids. e.g.. Phono-
graph records subhead Teaching aids and
devices under school subject, e.g. Geogra-
phy— Teaching aids and devices

AIGNER, Lucien

Photography a tool of Interpretation. Na-
tions Sell 36:26-7 D '45
Teaching democracy and tolerance; how
Hunter college is solving the problem. II
Grade Teach 62:19-21-f O '44
AIKEN. Mary Louise
Educational Implications of the air age. See

Connecticut. Department of education
.state plan of aviation education. Nat Assn
S,.- Sch Prin Bui 28:95-129 D '44
AIKMAN, Jack A.

Science club. Sch (El ed) 33:156-8 O '44
AIMAR, Caroline

Flowers to the bees. Engl J 35:103-4 F '46
AIMS of education. See Education — Aims and
objectives; also subhead Aims and objec-
tives under scliool subject, e.g. French
language — Aims and objectives
AINSLIE, Donald Stuart

Spoeial circuits I'or the measurement of re-
sistance and inductance. Am J Physics 14:
257-,S Jl 'ti;
AINSWORTH. Dorotliy. See Sageser. A. B. Jt.

aulh
AINSWORTH. Dorothy Sears

National as.^oiiai Ion of ijli\-sic.'il education for
college women. J Health .t I'hys Ed 17:
525-6-1- N '46
AINSWORTH, Harry F.
Obituary

.\l- Ed Mag 1D:I7S Mr '47
AINSWORTH, Sidney E.

Excliange teaciier shivers and compares. Mid

Sch (;i:24',) My '47
School in boniiie .Scotland. Wis J Ed 79;
45:!-5 My '47

AINSWORTH, Stanley Humphreys
Suggestions for a successful speech correc-
tion program in public schools. Q J Speech
31:471-7 D '45
AIR

Read.v-to-use tests for middle and upper
grades: moisture of the air. J. M. Phares.
Instr 56:32 N '46
Simple apparatus for measurement of the
index of refraction of air. P. S. Delaup.
diags Am J Physics 14:383 N '46
Simple experiments with air. M. F. Sander-

lin. diags Instr 56:20-f N '46
Strange air tricks. B. Lamb. 11 Grade Teach
64:45-1- F '47
AIR age. See Aviation — Social and industrial

aspects
AIR-age education research

Contribution of the library. Ed 64:619-23 Je

'44
Education for the air age. N. L. Engelhardt.
Jr. Ed 64:583-90 Je '44
AIR bases

New .\merican base.^ in the Pacific. O. W.
Freeman, map J Geog 45:221-33 S '46
See also
Military bases
AIR hostesses. See Stewards
AIR lines

Employees
Use of audio-visual aids in an airlines train-
ing school. H- L. Andrews, il Ed .Screen
23:388-90 N '44
See also
.Stewards

Office work
Business education and the air age. J. R.
Craf. il J Bsns Ed 21:13-14-1- Je '46
AIR navigation. See Navigation. Aerial
AIR pass (game)
Air pass: a lead up game for basketball. K.
McCabe. J Health & Phys Ed 17:99 F '46
AIR pilots. See Aviators
AIR purification
Air sterilization in school buildings. N. L.

Engelhardt. Sch Executive 66:75 S '46
Experiment with germicidal lights. F. R.

Morey. 11 Am Sch Bd J 111:40 N '45
Only the germs play hookev. H. G. Clum. il

Sch Manag 15:104- Ag '46
Report on radiant disinfection of air. Nations
Sch 36:38 N '45

44

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

AIR raids

Protective measures
See also
School children — •
Evacuation
AIR transportation

Air transportation as a college course. Tex

Outl 29:U Jl '45
Aviation and education. G. E. Storm. El Sch

J 46:lSS-9 D '45
Aviation goes to college: Purdue prescribes
a new regimen. P. Fountain, il Flying 37:
32-3+ O '45
Aviation — the key to Alaska's development.
IVI. M. Komen. maps J Geog 45:129-41 Ap '46
New geographic concepts of man's place in
the world. C. F. Kohn. Sch Sci & Math 46:
243-51 Mr '46
Role of air transportation in the future. M.
W. Arnold. Sch Sci & Math 46:141-8 F '46
See also
Aeronautics, Com-
mercial
AIR travel
Education faces the air-age. R. T. Parsons.

Ed 64:595-9 Je '44
This shrinking world. J, H. Furbay. (In
American association of school administra-
tors. Official report, 1946. p223-5)
AIR university, Maxwell Field, Alabama

Air univer.-iilv. Phi Delta Kappan 28:249 F

'47
Air university. M. S. Fairchild. Higher Ed
. 3:3-5 S 2 '46
Air university in Alabama. Sch & Soc 64:198

S 21 '46
Civilian educators to serve on new Air uni-
versity of AAF. Sch Executive 66:35 S '46
Education and the air age. F. L. Anderson.
Calif Sch 17:279-83 N '46
AIRCRAFT equipment
Army air forces display training equipment.
Higher Ed 1:4-5 F 1 '45
AIRCRAFT industry
Aviation courses in the junior college. C. C.

Colvert. Jun Col J 15:245-8 F '45
Validation studies on job information tests.
D. W. Lefever and others. Ed & Psychol
M 6 no2:223-33 '46
Vocational aspects of air craft production.
C. R. Beck. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 34:138-41
Mr '45
AIRLINE secretaries. See Air lines — Office work
AIRPLANE detectors. See Radar
AIRPLANE engines

Corrosion prevention in aircraft engines. V.
R. Parrish. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 35:50A-|- My
'46
AIRPLANE factories

Employees

Training aircraft workers in Wichita, Kan.
C. G. Bruner. il Ind Arts & Voc Ed 33:267-
72 S '44

Use of certain standardized tests in the
selection of inspectors in an aircraft fac-
tory. A. Q. Sartain. J Consult Psychol 9:
234-5 S '45

What can the engineering schools and the
aircraft industries do to develop more effec-
tive engineering personnel? A. S. Levens. J
Eng Ed 34:626-32 My '44
AIRPLANE industry and trade. See Aircraft

industry
AIRPLANE mechanics

Airport labo!-atorv plan. E. Warnock. Nat
Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 28:174-85 D '44

Aviation courses in the junior college. C. C.
Colvert. Jun Col J 15:245-8 P '45

Construction of aptitude tests for aviation
trades. (In New York society for the ex-
perimental study of education. Advancing
front of education: 1943 yearbook. p285-7)

Contrlbtition of adult schools to aviation.
P. M. Yockey. Calif J Sec Ed 19:302-5 O
•44
AIRPLANE models

Air youth. W. R. Enyart. Ed 64:610-12 Je '44

Airplane model to show forces. B. E. Sites,
diags Am J Physics 12:171-2 Je '44

All-metal aircraft construction. R. J. Weaver
il Ind Arts & Voc Ed 33:240 Je '44

Building a simple glider. G. E. Gregory, il

plans Grade Teach 63:22-3 Mr '46
Construction of planes. R. Swanbeck. il Grade

Teach 63:4S-|- N '45
Model planes placed in the Smithsonian. Sch

Life 28:31-2 My '46
Paper airplane for primary grades. J. C.

Rice, il Instr 54:32 Ap '45
Plane models from Guatemala school chil-
dren. Ed Vic 3:17 D 4 '44
Planes and more planes in cut paper. E. E.

Lowry. Am Childh 32:18 O '46
AIRPLANE propellers

Modern aircraft propeller and the physics

course. E. W. Gross, il diags Sch Sci &

Math 45:819-27 D '45
AIRPLANES

-Aircraft surplus material at work in the

classroom. A. Joseph, il diag Sci Teach

14:28-9 F '47
History of airplanes. R. A. Launie. bibliog

Sch Sci & Math 47:359-68 Ap '47
What shall we say about airplanes? D. L.

Webster, il Am J Physics 15:228-37 My '47

Design

Lift and drag. H. R. Blanchard. il Sci Teach
13:68 D '46

Objectives of a laboratory course in airplane
structures. N. J. Hoff. il J Eng Ed 36:262-8
D '45

Some suggestions on the teaching of struc-
tural analysis and related subjects. F. R.
Shanley. J Eng Ed 35:375-81 Mr '45

Suggestions for a course of study in avia-
tion blueprint reading. (In New York so-
ciety for the experimental study of educa-
tion. Advancing front of education: 1943
yearbook. p222-3)

Identification
Teaching methods
Aircraft recognition; part of a thesis. L. B.
Luborsky. J Ap Psychol 29:385-98, 449-57 O-
D '45

Manufacture

Airplane sheet-metal shop practice (cont) M.

D. Caffln. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 34:42-|-, 82

Ja-F '45
Basic aircraft processes. A. Kosloff. Ind Arts

& Voc Ed 35:306-8 S '46
Postwar training in aircraft sheet metal. C.

P. Williams. Tex Outl 29:36 Ap '45
Production illustration. G. Tharratt. il J

Eng Ed 37:140-8 O '46
Vocational aspects of air craft production.

C. R. Beck. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 34:138-41

Mr '45

Units of work
Airplane unit for primary grades. S. M. Mott.

Grade Teach 63:34-f F '46
Learning about airplanes in the third and

sixth grades of the same school. D. H.

Russell and R. L. Hill. 11 Nat El Prin 23:

174-82 Jl '44

Look! look! an airplane! L. J. Kisselbrack.
il Instr 54:13 Ap '45
AIRPLANES, Toy. See Airplane models
AIRPORTS
Airport laboratory plan. E. Warnock. Nat
Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 28:174-86 D '44
AIRSHIPS

Airships, leviathans of the skies. J. E. Cas-
sidy. Sci Ed 29:201-4 O '45
AITCHISON, Alison E.

Iowa course in the social studies. J Geog 46:
7U-2 F '47

Alison Aitchison receives the distinguished
service award in geographic education. H.
M. Strong. J Geog 45:79 F "46
AITKEN, H. M. Gibson

Indonesia experiments. Times Ed Sup 1666:
152: 1667:168 Ap 5-12 '47
AITKEN, W. E. M.
Test in direction and distance. Sch (El ed)
33:811-13 My '45
AITKEN, William F.
Hartford veterans high school. Adult Ed Bui
9:131-4 Je '45: Same. Nat Assn Sec Sch
Prin Bui 29:73-6 O '45; Same cond Sch
Manag 15:260 Ja '46

EDUCATION' IXDFX Inlv 1044 Tunc Ki47

45

AITON. Arthur Scott -. .• .

Loui.slana session. Social Studies 35:301-2 N
••14 -*

AKER, Homer Ferris
Sctiool luiaids sometimes overlook—. Am Sen

lid J 1I0:IS F MS
Troiiblo-.flhootinp check list. Am Sch Bd J
110:54 Mr '45
AKERS. Elmer R.
PrI.son trade school — students and traininfr.
Journal of Criminal Law and Crimlnolopry
35:Sll-23 Ja '45

AKERS, Jeanne
Headaches? Yes, but I wouldn't have missed
them, por Teach Col J 16:102 My '45
AKERS. Milburn P.

Twilitjht of Hoss Kollv. Nation 162:425-6 Ap
13 '46
AKESON. Harold O.

Towel racks. Ind Arts * Voc Ed 33:336 O '44
AKIHITO, Tsugu-no-Miya, crown prince of
Japan
Educating a prince. B. Crane, pors New York

Times Masazinc p28-(- D 1 '46
One world in Tokyo. E. J. Gray, por Wom-
ans Home Companion 74:30-|- My '47
AKIN, Bertha Vaughan

Homemakinp education in the elementary
school. Calif J El Ed 14:58-60 Ag '45
AKO, Francis C.
Relation of the school farm to the instruc-
tional program in Hawaii. Ag Ed Mag 17:
171 Mr '45
AKRON, Ohio

High schools
Discussion in the secondary school [mimeo-
graphed] 107p 50c '44 Akron. Bd. of ed.
Discussion in the secondary school. E. Dale
and L. E. Raths. Ed Res Bui 24:1-6 Ja '45

Public schools
Akron public schools; special message on the
building needs of the Akron city school
district. 25p '44 Akron. Bd. of ed.
Akron store windows drainatize schools. II

Sch Executive 64:32-4 Ja '45
How Akron is increasing film circulation and
classroom utilization. M. L,. Miller. Ed
Screen 25:23S-r) My '46
AKRON. University

ESMAVT — out of business, or under new
management? E. A. Tablor. Sch & Soc 62:
173-4 S 15 '45: Same., Ohio Sch 23:326 O '45
ALABAMA

Department of education
Annual reports for the scholastic years end-
ing June 30. i;i41, 1342, 1943 and 1944, and
for the fiscal years ending September 30,
1941, 1942. 1943 and 1944; statistical and
financial data. (Bui. no2) 4v pa '42-'45 The
dept. Montgomery
Educational directory, 1942-1943. 1943-1944
1944-1945, 1945-1946 and 1946-1947. (Bui. no
1) 5nos pa '43-'4C The dept, Montgomery

Industries and resources

Alabama's resources and the schools; a re-
port developed by the staff and members of
the workshop-conference in resource-use
education. R. E. Tidwell and J. R. Morton,
eds. (Bui. new ser. no312: Studies in ed.
no8) 31p bibliog pa '46 Univ. of Ala, Col.
of ed. University, Ala.
ALABAMA college, Montevallo

Experiment in teaching clothing at Alabama
college. J; P. Eddy, il Prac Home Econ 23:
15-1- Ja '45

How do the graduates of the Montevallo high

school experimental program fare In their

academic work at Alabama college. M. L.

Orr. bibliog f So Assn Q 9:110-18 F '45

ALABAMA educational survey commission

Proposed plan for the coordinated control of
public education in Alabama. Higher Ed 2:
5-7 S 15 '45

Public education in Alabama; a report 452p
maps pa '45 Am. council on ed.

ALABAMA institute for deaf and blind, Talla-
dega
Historical sketch of the Alabama institute
for deaf and blind. J. S. Ganev. rev ed pa
43 Ala. inst. for deaf and blind. Talladega

ALABAMA polytechnic institute, Auburn
School of architecture
Building construction curriculum. Higher Ed
2:10 S 1 '45
ALABAMA. State teachers college, Troy
Individual — or (he masses? I. A. Hammer. Ed
Leadership 4:10S-12 N '46
ALABAMA, University
Basil Manly, FYederlck A. P. Barnard, and
the University of Alabama curriculum In-
quiry. 1852-1854. E. V. Wills. So Assn Q
9:306-11 Ag '45

Bureau of public administration
University bureaus of public administration.
S7p pa '46 The univ. University, Ala.

Graduate school of social work
Graduate school of social work. Sch & Soc
64:454 D 28 '46

Workshop on inter-American affairs
Teaching inter-American relations; a work-
shop report, ed. by R. E. Tidwell and D.
Belser. (Bnl. new ser. no272; Studies In
ed. no6) 87p bibliog pa 50c '44 Univ. of
AJa, Bur. of ed. res. Col. of ed. Univer-
sity, Ala.
ALAMANCE county. North Carolina
Education
Workshops for rural teachers. M. E. Tount.
Ed Leadership 2:215-18 P '45
ALAMEDA county, California
Education
Alameda Cotmty schools look ahead. R.
LaPIeche. Sierra Ed N 41:12 N '45
ALAMPI, Phillip
Vocational training to meet the crisis. Ag Ed
Mag 17:170 Mr '45
ALASKA

Alaska, land of the future; pictures. Grade

Teach 63:44-5 F '46
Alaska's role in the postwar world. F. N.

Ahl. Social Studies 37:25-8 Ja '46
Aviation — the key to Alaska's development.
M. M. Komen. maps J Geog 45:129-41 Ap
'46
Phi delta kappan in Alaska. A. B. Phillips.
Phi Delta Kappan 27:252 My '46
See tnlso
Education — Alaska

Department of education
Alaska educational directory, school years,

1944-1945, 1945-1946, 1946-1947. 3v 15;15;15p

'44-'46 The dept, Juneau
Reports of the commissioner of education,

school biennium ended June 30, 1942, 1944,

1946. 3v 70;74;76p '42-'46 The dept, Juneau

Units of work
Unit on present-dav Alaska. R. A. Korey.
il Instr 56:25-1- Ja '47
ALASKA highway. See Roads — Canada
ALASKA. University
Top-of-the-world university. Time 48:83 D
16 '46

AL-AZHAR university, Cairo. See Azhar uni-
versity
ALBANY, Georgia

Public schools
Citizenship training in Albany, Ga. J. O.
Allen. J Ed 128:130 Ap '45
ALBANY, New York

Board of education
Annual report of the Board of education and
the superintendent of schools, for the year
ending July 31. 1944 [mimeographed] 80o
'44 The bd.

Public schools
Annual report of the Board of education and
the superintendent of schools, for the year
ending July 31, 1944 [mimeographed] Al-
bany, New York. Board of education 80p
•44 The bd. ^

ALBER, Olga

Business magazines as teaching aids. Bsns
Ed World 25:77 O '44

46

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ALBER, Olga — Continued

High school commercial clubs. Bsns Ed

^Vo^ld 26:80-1 O '45
Testing proKiaiii for a two-year typing course.
J Bsns Ed 20:42 Ja '45
ALBERS, Homer
Obituary

Sch & Soc 65:41 Ja 18 '47
ALBERS, Mary Elizabeth, and Seagoe, IVI. V.
Enrichment for yuperior students in algebra
classes, hibliog J Ed Res 40:481-95 Air '47
ALBERSE, James D.

Plea for the graphic arts. Sch Executive
05:60 F '46
ALBERSON, Hazel Stewart

Significance of world literature today. Col
Engl 7:323-6 Mr '46
ALBERTA, Canada
See also
Paleontology — Al-
berta
ALBERTY, Harold Bernard

Developing a curriculum that meets the needs
of Junior high school youth, bibliog Nat
Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 31:69-81 Ap '47
Problems of living in the air age. See Ohio

state university. College of education
Reorganizing the junior high school curric-
ulum. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:17-28
Ap '45
ALBINOS and albinism

Albinism in Negro children. A. S. Beckham.
Pedagog Sem 09:199-215 D '46
ALBION college, Albion, Michigan
Charge of President J. L,. Seaton to the
class of 1945. Assn Am Col Bui 31:438-9 O
■45
ALBJERG, Mrs Esther Marguerite (Hall)
Social sciences — nuisance or necessity? Sch
* Soc 05:49-51 Ja 25 '47
ALBJERG, Victor Lincoln

Teachers should take their own examina-
tions. Sch & Soc 60:238 O 7 '44
ALBORNOZ, Miguel Angel

Alphabet in the Andes; Ecuadorcan journal-
ists are teaching Indians to read and write,
por Inter- American 4:14-16 Mr '45

ALBRECHT, Elenora

Using nnisic effectively in the assembly pro-
gram. Sch Activities 10:172-4 Ja '45
ALBRECHT, Elsa L.

Spotlight on guidance. Ohio Sch 23:310 O '45
ALBRECHT, Martin, and Sauer, E. H.

Sleep, little princeling; song. Grade Teach 63:
23 My '46
ALBRECHT, William Albert
Army university centers in Europe and the
sciences. Scientific Monthly 61:488 D '45
ALBRECHT. CARRie, Reng
German pi'ohlem can be simple. Social Ed 9:
355-S D '45
ALBRIGHT, H. Darkes

Organization of a well-rounded drama pro-
gram. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:92-7
N '45
ALBRIGHT, John Grover, and Coggins, C. L.
Manual of laboratory physics. 114p '44 R.I.
state col, Kingston
ALBRIGHT, Robert W.

Do teachers cause speech defects? Mont Ed

23:13 Mr '47
Speech training in the classroom. Mont Ed
23:5 D '40
ALBRIGHT, Roger

Functions of motion pictures in learning. See
Iowa. University. Extension division
ALBRIGHT. Thelma

Report of the NADW section of the southern

regional conference held in Atlanta. March

lt-10. 1946. Nat Assn Deans Women J 9:

151-3 Je "46

ALBOJAR, Enrique Lopez. See Ij6pez Albfljar,

E.
ALBUMS

See also
Scrapbooks
ALBUQUERQUE. New Mexico

Eugene Field school
1492-1942: new worlds to the south. M. Grani-
mer. il Sch Arts 44:34-7 S '44

High school

Science in the Albuquerque high school. E.
R. Harrington. Science 103:487-8 Ap 19 '46
ALBUQUERQUE Indian school

Home making in an Indian school. E. Schatz.
il Sch Arts 45:155-1- Ja '46
ALCAYAGA, Lucila Godoy. See Godoy Alca-

yaga. L.
ALCHEMY

Chinese five element theoryj a comparison of
the Aristot'Clian and Chinese systems of
elements. E. W. Blank, bibliog Sch Sci &
Math 45:864-9 D '45
ALCOHOL

Need for alcohol education. T. B. Blackwell.
Tex Outl 29:31 Mr '45

Physiological effects

Alcohol: what it does for man; what it does

to man. H. B. Haag. Sci Ed 30:206-9 O '46

I summon. H. G. Black. Christian Ed 30:109-

15 Mr '47
Toward the truth about alcohol. F. W.

McPeek. J Phys Ed 43:03 Mr '46
Young people seek and use facts about alco-
hol. W. R. Breg. Sch Activities 16:50-2 O
'44
ALCOHOLISM

Alcohol education movement gains. W. R.

Breg. Tex Outl 29:21-2 D '45
Economic aspects of inebriety. B. Y. Landis.

Phi Delta Kappan 28:391-7 My '47
From a teacher's notebook. Peabody J Ed

24:103-4 S '46
Teaching of alcoholism in high schools. F. L*.

Muston. Tex Outl 29:21 Je '45
Y'ale and the drinker. Newsweek 26:S4 S 10

'45
Yale school of alcohol studies holds second
session. Int J Relig Ed 21:33 O '44
ALCORN. Marvin Douglas
Craftsman or artist? Phi Delta Kappan 28:
336-7 Ap '47
ALCORN, Sophia

Dr Gertrude Van Adestine. Volta R 47:3934-
Jl '45
ALCOTT, Amos Bronson

Bronson Alcott: educational reformer. B. Q.
Berry. Queens Quarterly 52 no 1:44-52 [Fl
'45
ALDEN. Douglas William

French literature since the liberation. Freiich
R 20:207-75 F '47
ALDEN. Julian

How readable are business letters? Bsns Ed
World 20:559 Je '46
ALDER, Grace

Democratic practices in the elementary school
as a basis for world understanding: impli-
cations for primary grade children. (In
Middle states council for the social studies.
Proceedings, 1945-1946. p3S-40)
ALDERMAN, Katharine M. (Ansley) (Mrs
William Horace Alderman)
Portrait

J Home Econ 38:384 S '46
ALDERMAN, William Elijah

\'italitv and responsibility of liberal educa-
tion. All! As.sn Col Reg J 20:238-48 Ja '45
ALDERMAN. Mrs William Horace. See Alder-
man. K. M. ,\.
ALDERSON, Victor Clifton
Obituary

Sch & Soc 63:169 Mr 9 '46
ALDERTON, Cecelia N.

I^arlv international trade relations of China.
bibliog Social Studies 38:18-23 Ja '47
ALDRICH, Charles Anderson
Applyuig what we know; the significance of a
complete preventive medical program for
children. Am Assn Univ Women J 38:72-6 Ja
'45
Crying of newborn babies. Child Study 24:

14-16-1- N '46
Spoiled child. Ilygeia 23:896-74- D '45
ALDRICH, Ella Virginia

Using books and libraries, rev ed 88p il pa
.$1.35 '46 Prentice-Hall
ALDRICH, I. D.

One day a week. Sierra Ed N 42:44 S '46

EDUCATION lN"l)i:X Itilv K^44 -June 1947

47

ALDRICH. Julian Carter "• •

Pi) you teach safely through the social

sliidies? Safely Ed 25:21-3 Ja '46 -^ _
Sfhool and romiiuinity. See Olsen. K. G.
Trends In safeiv education In the social
studies. Safety Kd 25:14-15 N '45
ALEUTIAN islands
Those strnnpe old Aleutian islands. D. G.
Lent. II sVh Arts 44:14-15 S '44
ALEXANDER. Alexander John

reaoetiiiie conscription? Christian Century
63:11-12 Ja 2 '46
ALEXANDER, Alexandre Emil
Genuine and synthetic rubies and sapphires,
bibliog J Chem Ed 23:418-22-f S "46
ALEXANDER. Aubrey M.

^lne w.iy lo set more school revenue. Sell \-
(_"oin .•)3:110-11 Mr ■47
ALEXANDER, Carter

Ton;orrow's libraries for teachers colleges:
a check list to aid in securing library plant
and equipment equal to the expected de-
mands on these institutions: prepared for
the committee on standards and surveys
of the American association of teachers
colleges. 60p pa SI Am. assn. of teachers
colleges. C. W. Hunt. sec. Slate teachers
col. Oneonta. X.Y: Same. (In American
as.-^ociation of teachers colleges. Twenty-
third yearbook. 1944. p77-133)
ALEXANDER, Cecil F.
All things brighi and beautiful: song. Instr
56:46 Ap MT
ALEXANDER, Chester
Doctorate in the field of education. Sch &

Soc 63:197-8 Mr 16 '46
Honorary degrees. J Higher Ed 17:436-7-f-

N '46
How many pupils? Sch & Soc 60:62-3 Jl 22

■44
National sex ratio and the problem of recon-
version. Sch & Soc 61:362-4 Je 2 '45
Trends in higher education. Sch & Soc 63:
102-3 F 9 ^46
ALEXANDER. E. W.

Duplicating proce.-s; answers to specific prob-
lems. Bsns Ed World 27:388-9 Mr ^47
Hectograph in office systems. Bsns Ed World

27:344-0 F ^47
School program and duplicators. Bsns Ed

World 27:140-2 N '46
Stencil techniques. Bsns Ed World 27:273-5

Ja ^47
\\'hat is vocational business competency? bib-
liog f (In American business education
yearbook. 1946. p24-40)
ALEXANDER. Edward Porter

Banks of Wisconsin. Wis J :Ed 78:179-81-)-

D ^45
Canals of Wisconsin. Wis J Ed 78:125-8 N "45
God^s. word on the frontier, bibliog Wis J Ed

77:165-94- D ^44
Pioneer life. Wis J Ed 76:421-5 My "44
ALEXANDER, Elmer Ross

Use of work sheets. Ag Ed Mag 18:98 N '45
ALEXANDER, Frederic Milton

Joseph H. Saunders. Va J Ed 39:323-f- Ap '46
I'lotilenis facing secondary education in the
.<r,uih. So Assn Q 11:271-9 My '47
ALEXANDER, Frederick
Education in the Australian army. Adult Ed
18:22-9 S '45: Same. Adult Ed J 4:136-42 O
'45
ALEXANDER. Henry

rrogrammt- for English. Queens Quarterly 54
no l:34-4r. [FJ '47
ALEXANDER, John B.

Religion in the prograjn of the church-
related colleges: for the pre- theological stu-
dent. Christian Ed 29:406-10 D "46
ALEXANDER, Leigh
Origin of Greek and Roman artillery, bib-
liog Class J 41:208-12 F '46
ALEXANDER. Leola

Sun. Grade Teach 64:38-!- Ja '47
ALEXANDER. Lilian

U.S.E.S. appoints employment counselors.
Occupations 24:5-6-i- O '45
ALEXANDER. Mary, and others
Scholastic training for a career in chemical
literature research. J Chem Ed 21:615-19
D '44

ALEXANDER, Robert Jackson

New vlslas for world history. Social Ed S:
351-2 D -44
ALEXANDER, Victor W.

l"><innld Gray: headmaster. Bootham school,
York. 1927-43. 90p II 5s; pa 3s 6d '46
Friends bk. centre. Friends' house. Euston
rd. London NW 1
ALEXANDER, William Hardy
Nor any other man either. Transactions of
the Roval Socielv of Canada s3 39 sec 2:1-
29 '45
Professoriate in imperial Gaul (297 A.D)
Transactions of the Royal Society of C?anada
s3 38 sec2:37-57 '44
Should professors teach? Queens Quarterly

52 no2:160-7 [Myl '45
War in the Aeneid. bibliog t Class J 40:261-
73 F '45
ALEXANDER. William Marvin
Can we supervise through group planning?

Ed Leadership 4:230-4 Ja '47
Today's challenge to teachers. Instr 56:28-f
Ap -IT
ALEXANDRA. Sister Mary. See Mary Alex-
andra. Si.-^ter
ALEXIA. See Word blindne.ss
ALEXIUS, Sister Mary. See Mary Alexius.

Sister
ALFORD, Cecil H.

Student-sponsored community rink. Sch Ac-
tivities 17:f;0-14- O '45
ALFRED, Brother U.
Combinations involving similar objects. Sch
Sci & Math 45:599-605 O '45
ALFRIEDA, Sister Mary. See Mary Alfrieda.

Sister
ALGEBRA
Formula — the core of algebra. A. J. Van Zyl.

Math Teach 37:368-71 D '44
Using geometry in algebra. J. H. 'V^niite. Math
Teach 38:58-63 F '45
See also
Binomial theorem Factors (algebra)

Combinations (mathe- Numbers. 'Theory of

matics) Vector analysis

Equations

Achievements. Student
Effect of checked directed study upon
achievement in ninth grade algebra. R.
Weiden. bibliog pa $1.25 '45 Johns Hopkins
press

Aims and objectives
Changing objectives in the teaching of alge-
bra and trigonomelrv in the senior high
school. B. Braverman. Math Teach 39:314-
19 N '46

Bibliography

Algebra and geometry. (In United Stales. Of-
fice of education. Library division. Bibliog-
raphy of research studies in education. 1939-
1940. p89-92)

Correlation with other subjects
Algebra and arithmetic. A. R. Jerbert. Sch
Sci & Math 45:528-40 Je '45

Courses of study
Fundamentals of college algebra and trigo-
nometr.v. J. J. Powell and R. Cortell. pre-
liminary ed pa '45 Farrar

Curriculum
Enrichment for superior students in algebra
classes. M. E. Alhers and M. V'. Seagoe.
bibliog J Ed Res 40:481-95 Mr '47

Errors
Attempt to eliminate common errors in ele-
mentary algebra. A. Smith. Math Teach
39:385-90 D '46

History
Historv of algebra. W. H. Carnahan. Sch
Sci "& Math 46:7-12. 125-30 Ja-F '46

Problem solving
Algebraic number scale. A. R. Jerbert. Sch

Sci * Math 45:40-4 Ja '45
Demonstrative algebra. E. R. Stabler. Math

Teach 39:255-60 O '46

48

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ALGEBRA — Problem solving — Continued
Function concept in the solution of problems

of elementary algebra. J. M. Kinney. Sell

Sci & Math 45:003-703 N '45
Graphic solution of a problem involving sim-
ple linear equations. W. W. Xngraham.

Math Teach 38:175-6 Ap '45
Graphic solutions of mixture problems. J. A.

Nyberg. Sch Sci & Math 45:173-5 F '45
Logical approaches to (-a) (-b) =ab and

X"=l. H. Van Engen. Math Teach 40:182-5

Ap '47
Number e — the base of natural logarithms.

H. von Baravalle. Math Teach 3S:350-5 D

■45
Oral drill in algebra classes. J. A. Nyberg.

Sch Sci & Math 45:83-7 Ja '45
Technique for solving simple set up equa-
tions in one unknown. M. L. Wilt. Math

Teach 39:35-8 Ja '46
Variation applied to problem-solving. B.

Rich. Math Teach 40:15S-li5 Ap '47
Verbal problems — again! J. Wible. Math Teach

38:319-22 N '45

Problems, exercises, etc.
Another way to teach the work problem.

W. Bernard. Math Teach 39:127-8 Mr '46
Commutative law. E. B. Mode. Math Teach

38:108-11 Mr '45
Drill problems on functions. G. I. Tuck. Sch

(Sec ed) 33:345-6 D '44
Integral solutions of x=-f-y=-|-z==r=. R. H.

Bacon. Sch Sci & Math 47:155-64 F '47
Inverse distributive law. A. R. Jerbert. Sch

Sci & Math 46:351-8 Ap '46
More exercises on functions. N. Miller. Sch

(Sec ed) 33:528-9 F '45
More fun with conies. N. Sleight, il Sch Sci

& Math 47:303-4 Ap '47
Notes from an elementary algebra class. B.

D. Roberts. Math Teach 39:133 Mr '46
Problem in elementary algebra. R. Dubisch.

Math Teach 40:39 Ja '47
Problem in simple interest. A. R. Jerbert.

Sch Sci & Math 46:231-3 Mr '46
Suggested program for teaching the function

concepts in high school algebra. W. G.

Hendershot. Math Teach 39:121-6 Mr '46
Teaching the significance of the double root.

P. Drohan. Sch (Sec ed) 33:434-8 Ja '45

Prognosis of success

Forecasting achievement in elementary alge-
bra. W. S. Guiler. bibliog J Ed Res 38:25-33
S '44

Methods used in the selection of pupils for
the study of algebra and geometry in Cleve-
land. O. Kraft. Math Teach 39:236-9 My '46

Subject matter

Interesting trend in the teaching of algebra.

P. S. Jones, bibliog Sch Sci & Math 47:225-8

Mr '47
Suggested program for teaching the function

concepts in high school algebra. W. G.

Hendershot. Math Teach 39:121-6 Mr '46

Teachers' manuals
Teachers' manual to accompany Everyday

algebra, elementary course. W. Betz. pa

44c '46 Ginn

Teaching
Interesting trend in the teaching of algebra.

P. S. Jones, bibliog Sch Sci & Math 47;

225-8 Mr '47
Mortar for the house of algebra. P. R.

Neureiter. Math Teach 37:206-8 My '44
Notes on the teaching of middle school

algebra. W. P. Thom. Sch (Sec ed) 34:40-2

5 '45

Teaching algebra; observations by a student
teacher. R. S. Brickley. Sch Sci & Math
47:341-7 Ap '47

Teaching aids and devices
Conies are fun. N. Sleight. Sch Sci & Math

45:787-91 D '45
Device for teaching the fundamental opera-
tions with directed numbers. H. Rogers.
(In National council of teachers of mathe-
matics. Eighteenth yearbook, p 139-45)
More fun with conies. N. Sleight, il Sch Sci

6 Math 47:303-4 Ap '47

Teaching methods
Another way to teach the work problem.
W. Bernard. Math Teach 39:127-8 Mr '46

How to teach the work problem. W. R.

Lueck. Math Teach 38:181-4 Ap '45
Oral drill in algebra classes. J. A. Nyberg.

Sch Sci & Math 45:83-7 Ja '45
So-called shortcuts often cause confusion. E.

L. Mossman, Math Teach 40:62-4 F '47
Teaching algebra; observations by a student

teacher. R. S. Brickley. Sch Sci & Math

47:341-7 Ap '47
Teaching directed numbers. H. C. Christof-

ferson. Sch Sci & Math 47:451-9 My '47
Technique for teaching subtraction of signed

numbers. W. E. Romig. Math Teach 38:36

Ja '45

Tests and scales
Retention of arithmetic and algebra in rela-
tion to achievement in plane geometry M.

Challman. Math Teach 39:77-9 F '46

Textbooks
Mathematicians have agreed. C. Salklnd. Sch
Sci & Math 45:785-6 D '45

High schools
Suggested program for teaching the function
concepts in high school algebra. W. G.
Hendershot. Math Teach 39:121-6 Mr '46
ALHAMBRA, California

High school
Dynamic student body elections. M. J. Wilbur
and E. E. Shipman. Sch Activities 16:296-
7 + , 337-8 Ap-My '45
Service clubs a community project at Alham-

bra. Calif J Sec Ed 21:404-5 D '46
Student speakers bureau. F. Talley. il Sch
Activities 16:125-6 D '44
ALICE Marie, Sister

Music integration in the elementary school.
Nat Cath Ed Assn Proc 1944:343-9
ALIENS. See Iinmigrants in the United States
ALILUNAS, Leo J.
Effect of changes in American psychological
thought upon the study of school history,
bibliog f Ed Adm & Sup 32:478-92 N '46
How can secondary school teachers prepare
instruction about Soviet Russia? bibliog So-
cial Studies 37:106-9 Mr '46
It's time to teach about modern Russia. Sch
& Soc 62:427-9 D 29 '45; Same cond. Ed
Digest 11:56-7 F '46
Needed research in teacher mental hygiene,
bibliog J Ed Res 38:653-65 My '45; Same
cond. Ed Digest 11:1-4 O '45
Review of the research on the historical con-
cepts of American children, bibliog f Ed
Adm & Sup 31:331-44 S '45
ALINSKY, Saul D.

Back of the yards; Chicago's story of a
people's war on their own unhappy circum-
stances. Progres Ed 22:9-11 F '45
ALIZARIN
Alizarin as a reagent for ammonium ion in
elementary qualitative analysis. H. W.
tarings. J Chem Ed 21:460 S '44
ALKALINITY
See also
Hydrogen ion concen-
tration
ALL-day neighborhood schools. See Child caj-e

centers
ALL year schools
Twelve-months school. R. G. Petersen, bib-
liog f Am Sch Bd J 110:38-40 My '45
Year-round school. D. E. Taylor, il Sch Exec-
utive 65:50-1 D '45
ALLAND, Alexander

Springfield plan. See Wise. J. W.
ALLAND, Helene
High school survey at St Cloud. Minnesota
History 26:234-8 S '45
ALLARD, Lucile

On being a real teacher. N Y State Ed 33:
153-5 N '45
ALLAWAY, A. J.
Adult education in Northern Ireland. World
Assn Adult Ed Bui 2d s 42:2-15 Ag '45
ALLEESON, Theobel Wing

Sugar thief; story. Instr 54:18 F; 15 Mr '45
ALLEGHENY college, Meadville. Pennsylvania
Against a language requirement. B. Hanson.
French R 20:33-5 O '46

I'.ni'cAriox iXDi'.x luiv 1'M4 Uhr- 1047

49

ALLEGHENY colleae, Me.idville,- Pennsylvania
Confmurd
Le Chftteau bonheur d'AlleRMeny collate. B.

Hnn.ion. French R 18:183 Ja "45
Soh'c'tlon of accelerated students. A G. Dain.
Sol. .t Soc f.0:125-7 Ak 19 '14
ALLEGIANCE
See nJ.vo
Teachers — Oalh.s o(
alleRiance. etc.
ALLEN, Alice Ormes

ThanksRlvinK ir.21; play. Grade Teach 62:52-3
N Tl
ALLEN. Arda Talbot

San Antonio school solves social problem.
Tex Outl 29:20-1 Jl '45
ALLEN. Avery

Dislrict public relation.'^ proKraiu. Phi Delta

Kappan 28:291-3 Mr "47
Public relations for a school district. Calif J

Sec r.d 21:,'!G8-72 n 'IB
(comp) Suggested references for school public
relations. Calif .T Sec Kd 21:379 n '46
ALLEN. Bernard IVIeliar
Calendar and early Roman birth control.
Class .1 41:79-80 N '45
ALLEN. Carleton Kemp

Germans at Oxford. Spectator 174:427 My 11
•45
ALLEN. Carmen Stone

But my teacher says. . . ! Parents Mag 21:

17-f O MS
Discover winter with your children. Parents

Mag 22:28-9-1- Ja '47
Spring comes laughing. Parents Mag 22:32-3-|-
Ap '47
ALLEN. Catherine Louise, and Hobt, A. W.
Recreation handbook for group leaders. (Rec-
ord ext. ser. v20 no 1) 3(tp il pa gratis '44
Univ. of Tenn. Ext. division. Knoxville
ALLEN. Cecil Holmes

Good citizenship begins in grade school. Na-
tions Sch 33:32 Je '44
ALLEN, Charles Albert
Regionalism and the little magazines, blb-
llog f Col Engl 7:10-1S O '45
ALLEN, Charles Forrest. See Harvey. C. C. ]t.
auth.

ALLEN. Charles Francis Hitchcock
Profiles of the editors. Occupations 25:22-3 O
'46
ALLEN, Charles Ricketsdn

Instructor, the man and the Job; a hand-
book for instructors of industrial and voca-
tional subjects; rev. bv G. P. Hambrecht
[and] R. L,. "Welch. 2d ed 399p $3.50 '44
Lippincott
ALLEN, Charles S.
Space saver clamp stand. Ind Arts & Voc
Ed 34:310 S '45
ALLEN. Clarence B.

Mental health in the classroom. Ohio Sch
25:6S-9-f- F '47
ALLEN, DeLacey

Is universal training vital to world leader-
ship^ Ed Leadership 2:24-5 O '44
ALLEN. Devere

What's wrong with us? Progres Ed 24:104
Ja '47
ALLEN, Edward

Principal asks some fast ones. Clearing House
19:349-51 P '45
ALLEN, Edward D.

State support for Iowa public schools. Mid
Sch 59:20-1- S '44
ALLEN. Mrs Eleanor Bross

(comp) College and university education for
veterans; a selected list of pamphlets and
periodical articles [mimeographed] 5p pa
'45 Univ. of Pa. Lippincott lib.
ALLEN. Erastus Smith

Patents and the chemical engineer. J Eng
Ed 35:462-7 Ap '45

ALLEN, Evelyn Glascock
Job experience in Oklahoma. J Home Econ
36:351 Je '44

ALLEN. Francis Stephen

Shrivenham American university library Wil-
son Lib Bui 21:55-6 S '46

ALLEN, Frank E.

Pupil-personnel .service in .South Bend. Am
Sch I!d J 108:34 .le '44
ALLEN, Frederick James

Prollli's of the editors. Occupations 25:22-4
O '4(1
ALLEN, Frederick Lewis

Education is a coniplicalod thittg. Nat Ed
.\ssn J 31',: 193 Mr '47
ALLEN, Grace Thorne
Adult.'i tomorrow, ^\'oman'^ Home Companion
71:3.S+ O '44
ALLEN, H. B.

Rural education and welfare in the Middle
East; a report to the Director General.
Middle East supply centre, September 1944.
(No. 3) 24p map pa 45c '46 British informa-
tion .services. 30 Rockefeller plaza, N.Y. 20
ALLEN, Harold Byron

Film forums: an experiment in community
discussion. Q J Speech 31:300-3 O '45
ALLEN, Homer Richardson

Responsibility of athletic officials for accident
prevention. J Health & Phys Ed 18:61-2 +
F '47
Sports officials safeguard players. Safety Ed
2fi:S-9 D '46
ALLEN, Jack

Hegel: his philosophy and its educational
implications. Pcabody J Ed 24:151-8 N '46
ALLEN, James E. Jr. and Lonsdale, R. C.
Accounting, reporting, and supply service,
hibliog R Ed Res 17:147-54 Ap '47
ALLEN, Jesse Owen

Citizenship training in Albany, Ga. J Ed 128:
130 Ap '45
ALLEN, John
Children's theatre. J Ed London 78:188-t- Ap
*4G
ALLEN. John Stuart
Adjustments of schools to veterans. N Y

State Ed 33:201-3 D '45
Education of veterans in New York state.
See New York (state) Education depart-
ment
Emergency college program in New York

state. Higher Ed 3:6-7 D 15 '46
Higher education in the state of New York.

J Higher Ed 17:347-50 O '46
New York colleges prepare for the veterans;
brief report of Governor Dewey's confer-
ence with the college presidents. J Higher
Ed 17:247-8 Mv '46
New York regents' plan. J Higher Ed 15:362-

6 O '44
—See Miller. J. H. jt. auth.
— and Paige, J. W.

Must thousands leave New York state for
college? 23p maps 15c '45 Univ. of the state
of N.Y; Summary. Higher Ed 1:5-6 Je 15
'45
ALLEN, Joseph

Do you believe in your job? Am Assn Univ
Prof Bui 32:331-40 Je '46
ALLEN, Kathryn. See Smith. E. S. Jt. auth.
ALLEN, LeRoy B.
Religious attitudes of a selected group of
Negro college students, hibliog f J Negro
Rd 16:M2-7 Ap '47
ALLEN. Margaret B.
We need more and better chemistrv taught
to pre-nursing students in high school. Sci
Teach 13:66-7 D '46
ALLEN, Margaret Church

Cultivate a sense of beauty. Parents Mae 20:
28-9-1- N '45
ALLEN, Martha
Open house at Leamington high school. Sch
(Sec ed) 33:234-5 N '44
ALLEN, Mildred M.
Relationship between Kuhlmann-Anderson in-
telligence tests and academic achievement
in grade IV. bibliog J Ed Psychol 35:229-39
Ap '44
Relationship between Kuhlmann-Anderson
intelligence tests in grade 1 and academic
achievement in grades 3 and 4. bibliog
Kd & P.sychol M 4 no2:161-8 '44
Relationship between the indices of intelli-
gence derived from the Kuhlmann-Ander-
son intelligence tests for grade 1 and the
same tests for grade rv. bibliog J Ed
Psychol 36:252-6 Ap '45

50

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ALLEN, Raymond Bernard
Medical education and the changing order.
(N.Y. academy of medicine. Com. on medi-
cine and the changing order. Studies) 142p
$1.50 '46 Commonwealth fund
ALLEN, Richard Day
Obituary

Occupations 24:41 O "45
ALLEN, Shirley W.
How the teacliing of biology can help to make
conservation work. Sci Teach 13:9-11+ F "46

ALLEN, Thomas H.

Elementary school organization in the post-
war period. Nat El Prin 24:16-18 Ap '45

ALLEN, Vera Louise

School clubs teach fraternal living. Nat El
Prin 26:155-9 S '46
ALLEN, Vivian

Time and ntotion study. Prac Home Econ
23:376-7+ S '45
ALLEN, Warren Dwight

Music and total peace. (In Music teachers
national association. Proceedings, 1944. p45-
57)
Our idioms of musical expression. (In
Claremont colleges. Claremont college
reading conference: tenth yearbook 1945.
p 152-9)
Report. 1944. See Music teachers national as-
sociation. Committee on functional music
WTiat is radio trying to do? Assn Ed Radio J
4:76-7 F '45
ALLEN, Wendell C.

Stiggested improvements of pupil records in
high schools. Sec Ed 11:17-19 Ap '44
— and Miles, S. F.

About guidance programs. Progres Ed 22:11
Mr '45
ALLEN, Willadell

Oral reading program. Nat Assn Sec Sch
Prin Bui 29:79-52 N '45
ALLEN, William Dangaix

(tr) See Loebell. H. Voice and speech dis-
orders in the German army
ALLEN, William Harvey
Why not more and better U.S.A. reading?
Am Sch Bd J 113:37 Ag '46
ALLENDER, H. A.

Bookstand as a beginning project. Ind .-Vrts
& Voc Ed 3(!:245-6 Je '47
ALLENTOWN, Pennsylvania

High school

Building the curriculum to meet the im-
perative needs of youth. J. C. Swanson.
Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Eul 31:152-62 Ap
'47

Today we live: Allentown's fusion course for
veterans. J. A. Barrett and J. M. Horst.
Clearing House 21:416-18 Mr '47

Public schools

Building planning in Allentown. J. C. Swan-
son and F. W. Hosier, il plans Am Sch
Bd J 113:47-51 O '46

Educational planning for a community. J. C.
Swanson. (In Association of school busi-
ness ofncials. Proceedings. 1946. p76-87)

For Allentown's children; story of a stic-
cessful bond issue campaign. L. AV. Ashbv.
il Nat Ed Assn J 35:63-6 F '46
ALLERGIA. See Anaphylaxis and allergy
ALLERS, Rudolf

Manners and morals. Cath Ed R 45:148-59
Mr '47

On confidential information. Cath Ed R 42:
593-606 D '44
ALLGAIER, Earl

Driver training pays its way. Safety Ed 26:
6-7 Ja '47
ALLGEIER, Donald V.

Gcod letter ojjcnings and closings pay divi-
dends, J Bsns Ed 22:17-18 Mr '47 .

Okl.i.homa university solves a hotising prob-
lem. J Higher Ed 18:207-9 Ap '47

Opporttmitie-s in bookkeeping. J Bsns Ed 21:
42 F '46
ALLGOOD, Mary Brown

Demonstration techniques. (Prentice-Hall bks.
on home economics) 147p il $3; to schs $2.25
'47 Prentice-Hall

ALLIAS, Marcus Thomas

Tea teaches social customs. Sch Activities 18:
1S3 F '47
ALLIED control commission

Educational sub-commission
Swan-song from the ex-director of the edu-
cation subcommission Allied control com-
mission. T. V. Smith. Ed Forum 11:339-57
Mr '47
ALLIED military governments
See also
Italy — Allied military
government
ALLIED non-theatrical film association, in-
corporated
Anfa year book and audio-visual who's who,
1946. 106p il pa '46 The assn, 303 Lexing-
ton av. N.Y. 16
ALLIED youth

Alcohol education moventent gains. W. R.

Breg. Tex Outl 29:21-2 D '45
Allied youth, 1936-1946. Sierra Ed N 42:11 O

■46
Allied youth planning conference. Sch »S: Soc

64:311 N 2 '46
Idea having broad connotations. Sch & Soc

63:110 F 16 '46
New service in alcohol education and alcohol-
free recreation. Sch & Soc 59:360 My 20
'44
Question is answered. W. R. Breg. Tex Outl
30:12 My '46
ALLIGATORS

Alligators. E. N. Dean, il Am Childh 30:53
N '44
ALLIS-Chalmers manufacturing company

Indtistrv and the ex-serviceman. J. I. Onar-
heim. Occupations 24:197-200 Ja '46
ALLISON, Gertrude L. and Pence, H. M.

Flagmakers. Ill Ed 35:45-6 O '46
ALLISON, Helen

Breakfast at school. Nations Sch 35:57 Mr '45

ALLISON, Muryl. See Wadley, F. Jt. auth.

ALLISON, Samuel D. and Johnson, June
VL> is being tatight in Hawaii's schools. J
Health & Phys Ed 17:159+ Mr '46
— and others

\D manual for teachers. 149p $2 '46 Emer-
son bks. inc. 251 W 19th st, N.Y. 11
ALLMAN, Heyman B.
Advantages in teaching. Phi Delta Kappan

28:232 Ja '47
Post-war planning for the middle-sized
schools. Nat Bsns Ed Q 13:23-6+ O '44
ALLNUTT, E. F.

Re-educating Germans? [reply by G. Leib-
holz] (Peace aims pamphlet no27) 16p pa
25c '44 Universal distributors co. 38 Union
sq, N.Y. 3: Same. Hibbert Journal 42:310-
16 Jl '44
ALLOWANCES

.Monev in the pocket. N. Lowenberg and T.
L. Sonnichsen. il Pai-ents Mag 22:30-1+ Je
•47
ALLPHIN, Willard
Maintenance of school lighting. Am Sch

Bd J 112:53 Mr '46
— See Fallon. P. T. : McDermith, C. W. jt.
auths.
ALLPORT, Gordon Willard
Geneticism versus ego-structure in theories
of personality, bibliog f Brit J Ed Psychol
16:57-68 Je '46
Is intergroup education possible? Harvard Ed
R 15:83-6 Mr '45
— and Kramer, B. M.

Some roots of prejudice, bibliog J Psj'chol
22:9-39 Jl '46
ALLPORT-Vernon study of values

Do the interests of students indicate the need
of a liberal education? R. P. Fischer, bib-
liog J Ed Res 37:619-27 Ap '44
ALLRED, Charles Ernest

Instruction in agricultural cooperation and
marketing at state agricultural colleges.
See 'Tennessee. University. Department of
agricultural economics and rural sociology

I-.DrCATlO.X IXDl'.X July V>A-i June 1947

51

ALLRED. Charles Ernest -CuJi'i'Jiicd
— and Bonser, H. J.

rrop.i.stcl ilmnKi'S in posUvur aKrieultunJ col-
lege curricula [iiiiiueoRraphcd] (IlunU res.
aor. monoBniph no 170) 30p '44 Iniv. of
Tenn. Agricultural exp. station. Knoxville,
Tonn.
ALLSTON, T. Raymond

Cluircli that is a second home. Int J Kelig

Kd 21:8-9 My '45
More excellent way. Int J Kelig Ed 22:13-14
F '46
ALLSTROM, Elizabeth C.

Doll'.s house. Uelig Kd 41:305-10 S '46

ALLUSIONS

Literary allusions. D. T. Armstrong. Engl J
34:218-19 Ap "45
ALLWOOD. Charles S.

Sweden goes English. Christian Science
Monilor Weeklv .Magazine Section p 10 S
14 Ml".
ALLYN, William Preston

Zoology, por Teach Col J 16:2S-9 N '44
ALMACK. John Conrad

Civil liberties: a wartime problem of the
scliools. Am Sch Rd J 108:15-16 Je '44
ALMOND, Gabriel A.

(tr) See Kohn. A. German schoolteacher
writes about the other Germany
ALMONY. Viola K.

Developing civic competence and social in-
sight through the study of socio-political,
felobal, and scientific facts. (In Pennsyl-
vania. University. School of education. Edu-
cational planning tor peace. p99-104)
ALMY. Millie C. and Snyder, Agnes

StatT and its preparation. (In National society
for tile study of education. Forty-sixth
yearbook. pt2. p224-46)
ALOYSIUS, Sister Mary Joseph. See Mary
Josepii Aloysiu.^, Sister

ALPENFELS, Ethel J.

I'rinciples underlying education for better
group relations. (In American association
of teachers colleges. Twenty-fourth year-
book, 1945. p 11-16)
Today's concept of culture. Ed 66:271 Ja '46
ALPER, Thelma Gorfinkle, and Boring, E. G.
Inteiligence-test scores of northern and
soiuhern while and Negro recruits in 1918.
Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology
39:471-4 O '44
— See Postman. L. jt. au^h.
ALPERN, Hymen

Adam in the atom world — the Harvard re-
port. H Points 27:6-15 D '45
Evaluation in the academic high schools of

Ne«- York city. H Points 28:13-26 Mr '46
New York organizations engaged in promot-
ing inter-faith and inter-group collabora-
tion. H Points 28:58-66 N '46
Our lost leader: Lawrence Augustus Wilkins

(1878-1945) Hispania 29:164-8 My '46
Problems of a large city hign school. See Ed

13:13 S; a N '16: 3-4 F '47
Teaching good will in a city school. Sec Ed

11:13-14 Ap '44
Textbook makers (cont) Sec Ed 12:18 S; 20

N '44; 14 Ap '45
(comp) Written legacy of Lawrence A. Wil-
kins. Hispania 29:178-80 My '46
—and Katsh, A. I.

(ed.-si Foreign languages: too! or cultural sub-
jects; report of the thirteenth annual for-
eign language conference held at tlie School
of education. New York university, on
Nov. 16. 1946. 19p pa '47 N.Y. univ. Sch.
of ed. Dept. of foreign languages and
literatures
ALPERN, Morris L.

Ability to test hypotheses, bibliog Sci Ed 30:
220-9 O '46
ALPHA epsilon delta
Affiliation of Sigma alpha viMth Alpha epsilon

delta. Science 101:531-2 My 25 '45
Symposium on premedical advisory problems.
Sch & Soc 63:109 F 16 '46
ALPHA kappa mu

Minute.< of the eighth annual meeting of
the Alpha kappa mu national honor so-
ciety held at Johnson C. Smith university.
February 14-15. 1946. Q R Higher Ed
Among Negroes 14:80-5 Ap '46

Proceedings of the sixth annual convention,
January 27-28, 1944. Q H Higher Ed Among
Negroes 12:108-29 Ap '44
Role of the scholar in the post-war world.
W. H. Grav. Jr. Q R Higher Ed Among
Negroes 12:110-13 Ap '44
Seventh annual convention. Q R Higher Ed

Among Negroes 13:44-67 Ja '45
Summary of what happened at the eighth
annual meeting. G. W. Gore. Q R Higher
Kd Among Negroes 14:86 Ap '46
ALPHA rays
What is the Geiger-Nuttttll law? J. G. Beck-
erley. bibliog f Am J Physics 13:158-9 Je
'45
ALPHABET

Evolution of design from the alphabet. E.

K. .M.lire. il Sell Arts 45:104-5 N "45
It isn't so simple. L. Foley. Sch & Soc 62:

115-17 Ag 25 '45
Our alphabet — and how it came to be. M.

Harmon, il Am Childh 31:7-f- Ja '46
Shall the world learn new letters? L. Foley.
J Ed 128:306-9 U '45
Sec also
Lettering
ALPHONSUS Fidelis, Brother
Meliioil in the teaching of religion in college.
falli i;d K l.">:224-9 Ap '17
ALSACE-LORRAINE

AIsace-Lor^ait^^^: a border problem. L. A.
Garlocli. biliiiog J Geog 45:268-79 O "46
ALSCHULER, Mrs Alfred S. See Alschuler, R.

H.
ALSCHULER, Rose (Haas) (Mrs Alfred S. Al-
schuler) and Hattwick, L. W.
Paiiitinj^ .'ind pt:T.-;onalit\' ; a .^^lud.v of young
cliilili.-n. 2v 263:265-590p bibliog il $10 '47
riii\. of ("iiicago pres.s
ALSOP, Gulielma Fell

How to recognize psychoneurotic pupils and
help them. Clearing; House 20:269-73 Ja '46;
Same cond. Ed Digest 11:44-7 Mr '46
— See Sniitii. M. B. jt. auth.
ALSPACH, Russell King

Har\'ard report and the teaching of Eng-
lish. (In I'ennsylvania. University. School
of education. Education in a developing
d-.-mocrac.\'. p 165-70)
ALSTON, A. Dorothea
.Some interrultural aspects of a summer in
.Mc.\ico. Pittsburgh Sch 20:33-4 N '45
— and Ebken, R. M.
Intercuitural approach to Mexico Sch Arts
45:220-3 Mr '46
ALSTON, Rosamond A. and Fitchett, E. H.
Study conference on tlie twelve-year program
of the public schools of South Carolina. J
Negro Ed 15:117-18 Ja '46
ALSUP, Ruth Overton

Shared experience in children's literature,
bibliog Peabody J Ed -24:282-90 Mr '47
ALTABLE. Jose Peinado. See Peinado .-Vltable.

J.
ALTAZIMUTHS

How to construct an altazimuth. A. G. Bele-
son. diags Ind .,\j-ts & Voc Ed 35:263-4 Je
'46
ALTEKAR, Anant Sadashiv

Education in ancient India, rev & enl 2d ed
319p Rs 4-S '44 Nand Kishore & bros,
Cliowk. Hcn.nres. India
ALTENBURG, West Joseph

Suggestions for expanding convalescent facil-
ities for service men and women. J Health
& Phys Ed 15:439-1- O '44
ALTER, David

D.tvid .-Vlter and the development of spectrum
aiialy.<iis before Kirchhoff. S. C;. (Sladden.
bibliog 1 Am J I'hysics 12:362-6 D '44
ALTERNATING plan. See Platoon plan
ALTHOLZ, Nathaniel

Business education in transition, por (In
Commercial education association of New
York city and vicinity. Business education
in transition; fifteenth yearbook, p 15-18)
ALTHOUSE, John George

Canada. (In Teachers college, Columbia uni-
versity. International institute. Educational
yearbook. 1914. p35-51)

First things first. Sch (El ed and Sec ed)
34:184-5 .X '45

52

EDUCATION INDEX Julv 1944— Tune 1947

ALTICK, Richard Daniel

Marvelous child of the English stage. Col

Engl 7:7S-S5 N '45
Preface to critical reading. 321p ?1.60 46
Holt
ALTIERI, Virginia F.
Business education in the junior high school.
J Bsns Ed 20:19-20 F '45; Summary. Sch
Manag 15;142-3 N '45
Typewriting in the junior high scliool. J Bsns
Ed 22:13-14 Ja '47
ALTITUDE, Influence of
See also
Oxygen deficiency
ALTLAND, IVI. Marie ,„ „„^ „

PTA founders' day. Sch Activities 16:335 JVIy
'45
ALTMAN, Mrs Alberta S.

Planned spending and saving program. Ed
Vic 3:7-8 F 3 '45
ALTMAN, Isidore, and Ciocco, Antonio

School absence due to sickness in the war

years. Child Develop 16:189-99 D '45
— See Ciocco. A. jt. auth.
ALTMANN, Yvonne M.
Attractive kitchen holders. Instr 54:47 S '45
Christmas flowers and greens. Instr 54:22

D 44
Coddle me tovs. Am Childh 31:45 Ja '46
Flower-filled book-ends. Grade Teach 63:45

Ap '46
Halloweening: song. Am Childh 31:35 O '45
Halloweening with Tommy and the witch;

story. Am Childh 31:34-5 O '45
Halloweening with Tommy; story. Am Childh

32:51-2 O '46
Helping others, Christmas boxes. Am Childh

32:8-9 D '46
Jack-o-lantern; song. Am Childh 31:5 O '45
Kindergarten illustrating. Sch Arts 44:96-7

N '44
Lapel ornament of felt. Instr 54:29 Ja '45
Little songs for little folks. Grade Teach 63:

43 Ap; 37 My '46
More games they'll like, based on the war in-
terest. Grade Teach 62:34-1- Ja '45
Patriotic fun. Grade Teach 62:30 D '44
Pre-Christmas toy activity. Instr 54:24 D '44
Rain; song. Am Childh 30:39 Ap '45
Run-a-wav Tommy; story. Am Childh 30:26-

7 Mr '45
Some aspects of conservation. Instr 55:17-t-

Mr "46
Standup animal pictures. Am Childh 31:42-3

O '45
Stand-up desk calendar. Instr 55:24 D "45
Stand-up farm animals. Instr 53:40 O '44
Tommy and the policeman; story. Am Childh

31:12-13 Je '46
Tommv colors Easter eggs; story. Am Childh

32:50-1 Mr '47
Tommy finds Jimmy's mittens: story. Am

Childh 32:50 N '46
Tommv is proud of Jimmy; story. Am Childh

30:32-3 My '45
Tommy makes a Mother's day gift; story.

Am Childh 32:49 Jly '47
Tommv plays George Washington; story. Am

Childh 32:31 F '47
Tommy takes Jimmy to school; story. Am

Childh 32:41 S '46
Tommv takes Jimmy to the dentist; story.

Am Childh 32:53-4 Ap '47
Tommy's Abraham Lincoln show; story. Am

Childh 31:6-7 F '46
Tommy's Christmas gift to the birds; story.

Am Childh 32:50 D '46
Tommv's Christmas story. Am Childh 31:28-9

D '45
Tommy's grandmother's farm; story. Am

Childh 31:12-13 N '45
Tommy's kite: story. Am Childh 30:6-7 Ap '45
Tommy's looking for the Easter bunny; story.

Am Childh 31:28-9 Mr '46
Tommy's Mav basket; story. Am Childh 31:

20-1 Mv '46
Tommv's picnic; story. Am Childh 30:26-7 Je

'45
Tommv's picture book; story. Am Childh 31:

30-1 Ap '46
Tommy's snow man; story. Am Childh 32:

48-9 Ja '47
Tommy's surprises; story. Am Childh 31:50-1

S '45
Tommy's valentine surprise; story. Am Childh
30:58 F '46

ALTMEYER, Arthur Joseph
Monev and familv security in the changing

world. Child Study 23:44-7-1- F '46
Old-age and survivors insurance coverage
for higher educational institution employ-
ees. Higher Ed 1:1-3 F 1 '45
Social security for school employes. Nations

Sch 37:25 Je '46
Spreading the cost of medical care, por Am
Teach 30:12-14 Mr '46
ALTON, James T.
Education in Kentucky advances toward na-
tional average. Ky Sch J 24:11-12 My "46
ALTON community consolidated school dis-
trict 151, Alton, Illinois
Merit as a factor in a salary schedule. P. L.
Ewing and others. Sch Executive 65:32-3
Jl '4C
ALTOONA, Pennsylvania

High school
Books beyond the budget. M. Minster. Clear-
ing House 20:25-6 S '45

Public schools
Extra compensation for teachers who direct
student activities. H. L. Kriner. Am Sch
Bd J 113:33-4 O '46
ALTROCCHI, Julia (Cooley) (Mrs Rudolph
Altrocchi)
Uncle Sam's folklore. Col Engl 7:135-42 D '45;
Same. Engl J 34:529-36 D '45
ALTROCCHI, Mrs Rudolph. See Altrocchi, J. C.

ALTSCHUL, Rolf

Sunmiaries of tlieses accepted in partial ful-
filment of the requirements for the degree
of doctor of philosophy. 1941. See Harvard
university. Graduate school of arts and
sciences
ALTSHULER, Ira Maximillian

Music in the treatment of neurosis: theo-
retical considerations and practical experi-
ence. (In Music teachers national associa-
tion. Proceedings, 1944. p 154-63)

Past, present and future of musical therapy.
Ed Mus Mag 24:16-17-1- Ja '45

Report of sub-committee on music in psycho-
therapy. (In Music teachers national asso-
ciation. Proceedings, 1945. p 186-S)
ALTSTETTER, Michael Louis

First function of English. Engl J 33:297-301
Je '44
ALTUS, William David

Comparative validities of two tests of general
aptitude in an army special training center.
J Ap Psychol 30:42-4 F '46

Some correlates of enuresis among illiterate
soldiers, bibliog J Consult Psychol 10:246-
59 S '46

Validity of the Terman vocabulary for army
illiterates. J Consult Psychol 10:268-76 S
■46
— and Bell, H. M.

Analysis of four orally administered meas-
ure's of adiustment. bibliog Ed & Psychol
M 7 no 1:101-15 '47
— and Mahler, C. A.

Significance of verbal aptitude in the type
of occupation pursued by illiterates. J Ap
Psychol 30:155-60 Ap '46
ALTWERGER, Samuel I.

Functioning mathematics. Math Teach 37;
314-22 N '44

Vocational education in mid-stream. H Points
27:41-6 Mr '45
ALUMINUM

Aluminum industrv. P. Clark, il Sch (El ed
and Sec ed) 35:18-23-|- O "46

Corrosion

Corrosion resistance of aluminum and its
allovs. R. B. Spacht. bibliog f J Chem Ed
23:253-7 My '46
ALUMNI. See Colleges and universities — Alum-
ni; Graduates: Normal schools and teachers
colleges — Alunmi
ALUMNI associations

History of the state teachers college alumni
association. M. C. Brown, bibliog f Ed Adm
& Sup 31:283-94 My '45

Organization and administration of a high
school alumni association. B. Rowe. H
Points 29:65-73 F '47; Same. Sch Activities
18:270-2-1- My '47

EDUCATION IXDEX lulv 1<»44 June 1947

ALUMNI education -. • .■ .
Are ulumiii cdiicable? L. Bloom. Am Assn
I'liiv Prof Hul 31:275-7 Je '-IS; Sama.cond.
Kii OiKi-st ll:;ii-3 O '45
ALVES, Henry Fred
Disposal of surplus property to educationaJ
Institutions: rosulatlon 14. Sch Life 28:17-
is Jh 'k;; Same. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin
r.ul :!0:111-I5 Mr "IC
Disposal of surplus war properties to ecluca-
tional institutions. (In American associa-
tion of school administrators. Official re-
port. 1945. p 136-9)

Statistics of state school systems. 1939-40 and
1941-42. Sco United States. Office of edu-
cation
ALVEY, Edward, Jr

School savings in peacetime. Va J Ed ci9:201-
2 Ja MC
ALVIN, Juliette

XntroduciMi; music; how children learn to
listen. Times Ed Sup 1647:571 N 23 '46
ALVORD, Wayne. See Meniler. H. jt. auth.

ALY, Bower

(ed) Youth suffrage. (Nat. univ. ext. assn.
Com. on debate materials and interstate
cooperation. Debate handbook no IS 1944-
45) 220p pa $1 "44 Lucas bros.
ALYEA. H. W.
Characteristics and control of radiant heat-
ins svstems. Am Sch Bd J 113:40-1 Jl; 39-
41 As '40
AMANN, William F.
Teachins of literature. Mod Lang J 31 :29S
My '47
AMARILLO, Texas

High school
Analyses show G.E.D. tests are educational

inaturitv tests. M. Feierabend. Tex Out!

31:12-1- My '47
Education for veterans. R. B. Norman. Nat

Assn Sec Sch Prln Bui 29:150-1 O '45

Public schools
Amarillo has custom-made courses. D. E.

Bond, il Tex Outl 30:38-9 My '46
Promote in-service training programs for
teachers. C. M. Rogers. Am Sch Bd J 114:
54 4- My '47
AMASON, Cecile

lUir.il rhythm. Ed Mus Mag 24:47 Ja '45
AMATEUR moving picture photography. See
Moving picture photography. Amateur

AMATEUR theatricals

Dramatics director's handbook. E. Bavely,
ed. rev ed pa $1.30 '44 Nat. Thespian soc.
College Hill station, Cincinnati 24
Pridelike thing. Recreation 39:237-)- Ag "45

See also
Dramatization in
schools
AMATO, David

District of Columbia's rehabilitation program.
Volta R 49:79-)- F '47
AMAZON river

Life on the Amazon; pictures. Grade Teach

62:18-19 Ap '45
Ready-io-use tests for middle and upper
trrades; rubber and the Amazon. R. F.
Heapy. Instr 56:32 Ap '47
AMAZON valley

Climates of the Amazon lowland. B. Moulton.
maps J Geog 44:367-70 D '45
AMBERSON,. Rosanne
Focus on home freezing. Prac Home Econ

24:14-15-1- Ja '46
Headlines for home economics. Prac Home

Econ 22:323-4 S '44
Report from business on postwar home appli-
ances. Prac Home Econ 23:136-7-)- Mr "45
School texts for tomorrow's buyers. Nat Assn
Seo Sch Prin Bui 30:40-5 Ap '46
— and Saxen, Anne

Four walls and a roof; a survey of postwar
housing. Prac Home Econ 23:461-6 O '45
AMBOY school, Battleground, Washington
Rural school for rugged site, il plan Nations
Soh 36:39-40 D '45
AMEN, Elisabeth Wheeler. See Temple, R. jt.
auth.

AMENDMENTS, Constitutional. See United
Siatrs^Conslltutlon — Amendments

AMENDOLA, A. J.
Planning the school cafeteria, por Sch Manag
15:i:;i-)- N '45
AMENTS. See Feeble-minded
AMERICA

About Americans. E. K. Evans. Chlldh Ed

21:451-2-)- My '45
America in her teen age. M. C. Burch. 11 Tex

Oull 30:10-11 S '46
American story: episode number ten. A. Mac-
Lelsh. Ed 65:218-27 D '44
Seo also
Central America South America

Latin America United States

North America Western hemisphere

Discovery and exploration
Maps for teaching early American explora-
tion. M. E. Widner. Sch (El ed) 33:720-1
Ap '45
Not yet loved enough. H. P. Mudgett. Ed 66:
335-9 Ja '46

Tests and scales
Modern objective tests; nations of Europe
in discovery and exploration. A. C. Fuller.
Grade Teach 62:S-f O "44
AMERICAN academy in Rome

Anuriian acadiiiiy in Rome. Class J 42:413-
14 Ap '47
AMERICAN academy of physical education
American academy of physical education. J.
B. Nash. J Health & Phys Ed 17:8-9-)- Ja
'46
AMERICAN academy of political and social
science
Adolescents in wartime. (Annals v236) 233p
$2.50: pa $2 '44 The academy. 3457 Walnut
St. Philadelphia 4
Universal military training and national
security: ed. bv P. R. Anderson. (Annals
v241) 204p $2.50; pa $2 '45 The academy,
3457 Walnut St. Philadelphia 4
AMERICAN army university. See United States

— Arm.v — Education
AMERICAN art. See Art. American
AMERICAN association for adult education
Annual report of the director for 1943-44. M.
A. Cartwright. Adult Ed J 3:127-36 Jl '44
Annual reports of the director for 1944-45.
1945-46. 1946-47. M. A. Cartwright. 3nos
4S;:!0:40p pa '45-'47 The assn.
Coming of age. A. L. Locke. Adult Ed J 6:1-3

Ja '47
Interim report; summary. Sch & Soc 61:406-7
Je 23 '45
See also
Commission on mo- Joint committee for
tion pictures in the study of adult

adult education education policies,

principles and
practices

Meetings
19ii, New York
Conference on postwar adult education prob-
lems. New York city. May 17-18. 1944. Adult
Fd J 3*81-92 Jl '44
Working conference on postwar adult-educa-
tion problems. May 17-18. Sch & Soc 60:
14 Jl 1 '41

]!>',7, West Point
Plans made for annual meeting. Adult Ed J

6:32 Ja '47 ^^ ^

Tentative program, annual meeting. West

Point. N.Y, May 12-15, 1947. Adult Ed J

6:53-6 Ap '47

Committee on community organization
Progress report. R. A. Luke. Adult Ed J 6:
76-S Ap '47
AMERICAN association for applied psychology
Graduate internship training in psycliology;
report by the subcommittee on graduate
internship training. J Consult Psycliol 9:
243-66 S '45
Summarized proceedings and reports of the
ninth annual meeting. A. T. Bryan. J Con-
sult Psychol 9:287-305 N '45

54

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1547

AMERICAN association for business education
Proposed constitution and by-laws. J Bsns

Ed 21:30-1 D '45 ,„ .

Proposed merger announced. D. L. Travis.

Bsns Ed World 26:201 D '45
AMERICAN association for health, physical

education, and recreation
Constitution and by-laws, revised June 1,

1944. J Health & Phys Ed 15:497-94- N '44
Fight tor professional status. B. W. Miller.

J Health & Phys Ed 15:359-C4-f S '44
First major step. W. L. Hughes. J Health

& Phys Ed 15:557 D '44
Health and physical fitness tor all American

children and youth. Educational policies

commission, pa 10c '45 N.E.A; Same. J

Health & Phys Ed 17;3-5-f Ja '46
Membership achievement, 1945-46. B. W.

Miller. J Health & Phys Ed 17:455-|- O '46
Membership directory, 1944-1945. 84p pa '45

The assn.
National agencies which distribute lists of

publications in health education. Ip gratis

'44 The assn.
National association news. See issues of

Journal of health and physical education
Open letter to the members of the A.A.H.

P.E.R. W. L. Hughes. J Health & Phys

Ed 16:299-301-1- Je '45
Organized profession at work: a group of four

reports. J Health & Phys Ed 17:3D5-403-|-

S '46
Problems for consideration at the national

convention working conference. W. L,.

Hughes. J Health <& Phys Ed 18:154-5-t- Mr

'47
Recreation — an essential community service;

platform adopted. J Health & Phys Ed 17:

368 Je '40
Representative assembly (reported as of De-
cember 1. 1945) J Health & Phys Ed 17:19-

24 Ja '46
Summer report to the board of directors. W.

L. Hughes and B. W. Miller. J Health &

Phys Ed 16:431-3+ O '45

Meetings
19.',.i, New York
Hig'n lights and implications of the National
war and fitness conference. W. K. Streit.
Ed Vic 2:8 Je 3 '44
Highlights and implications of the National
war and peace fitness conference, 1944. 6p
gratis '44 The assn.

1.9 ';5, St Louis

Annual conference to be held in St Louis,
Ap;-il 17-21, 1945. W. L. Hughes. J Health
* Phys Ed 15:548-9 D '44

War and peace fitness conference; program
outline. J Health 4S: Phys Ed 16:10-11 Ja
'45

l»i6, St Louis

Annual convention in cooperation with the
central district association, April 9-13, St
Louis: program. J Health & Phys Ed 17:6-7
Ja '46

Fitness for the American way of life; pro-
gram outline. J Health & Phys Ed 17:133-43
Mr '46

19.',7, Seattle

Joint convention, April 21-26, 1947; program
outline. J Health & Pliys Ed 17:586-7 D '46

National convention tours. A. B. Shaw. J
Health ^ Phys Ed 1S:153-|- Mr '47

Problems and plans: flfty-seoond annual con-
vention. April 21-26. J Health & Phys Ed
18:209-22 Ap '47

Committee on honor awards
Honor award fellows — 1944; a report. J Health

& Phys Ed 15:299-301 Je '44
Honor award fellows — 1945; a report. J Health

& Phys Ed 16:305-7 Je '45
Honor award fellow.-j — 1946: a report. J Health

& Phys Ed 17:329-31 Je '46

Health education division

Bibliography — camping [mimeographed] 4p
pa '44 The assn.

Bibliography — first aid [mimeographed] 4p
pa '44 The assn.

Bibliography — health and consumer educa-
tion [mimeographed] Sp pa '44 The assn.

Bi))lioBTaphy — health tests, health appraisal
forms and check lists [mimeographed] 4p
pa '44 Tiie assn.

Bibliography — housing [mimeographed] 6p pa
'44 The assn.

Bibliography — mental health [mimeographed]
4p pa '44 The assn.

Bibliography — physical education [mimeo-
graphed] 5p pa '44 The assn.

Bibliography — sex education [mimeographed]
5p pa '44 The assn.

Bibliography — the school plant [mimeo-
graphed] 5p pa '44 The assn.

Five years of service. B. Exton. J Health
& Phys Ed 16:73-4 F '45

Heal til education texts: elementary school
[mimeographed] 5p pa '44 Tlie assn.

Healtii education texts: high schools [mimeo-
graphed] 4p pa '44 The assn.

Health education texts: junior high school
[mimeographed] 3p pa '44 The assn.

Hygiene and health education books [mimeo-
graphed] 4p pa '44 The assn.

Institutions giving professional training in
health and physical education in the
United States [tnimeographed] 8p pa '44
The assn.

Recent low-cost publications on food and
nutrition [mimeograplted] lOp pa '44 The
assn.

Recreation bibliography [mimeographed] pa
'44 The assn.

Selected bibliograpliy on child development
and guidance [mimeographed] 6p pa '44
Tlie assn.

Selected references in health education
[mimeographed] 8p pa '44 The assn.

Some recent publications pertinent to health
in the rural school program [mimeo-
graphed] 6p pa '44 Tlie assn.

National council of the
research section
Research abstracts. See issues of American
association for health, physical education,
and recreation researcii quarterly

National section on women's
athletics

National section on women's athletics. Ed Vic

:):14 Ag 3 '44
What is the N.S.W.A.? V. M. Kling. Ariz

Teach Parent 34:46-8 D '45

Research coviniittee

Physical performance levels for higli school

girls; a summary report. J Health cfe Phys

Ed 16:308-ll-f Je '45

AMERICAN association for health, physical

education, and recreation (Central section)

Convention. Minneapolis. Minn. April 16-19.
J Health & Phys Ed lS:143-5-|- Mr '47
AMERICAN association for health, physical
education, and recreation (Eastern section)

Convention, April 23-26. Springfield. Mass;
fitness for living in a democracy. J Health
& Phys Ed 17:208-11 Ap '46

Convention, Brooklyn, N.Y, March 29-April 3.
J Health & Phys Ed lS:129-33-t- Mr '47
AMERICAN association for health, physical
education, and recreation (Mid-west sec-
tion)

(^on\ention. Milwaukee. Wis. April 2-5. .)
Health &• I^hys Ed 18:136-74- Mr '47

32d annual convention. Columbtis, Ohio: pro-
gram. J Health & Ph.vs Ed 17:148-51 Mr '46
AMERICAN association for health, physical
education, and recreation (Northwest sec-
tion)

16th anntial meeting. Seattle, Wash. March
28-30. J Health & Phys Ed 17:156-7 Mr '46
AMERICAN association for health, physical
education, and recreation (Southern sec-
tion)

Health, physical education, and recreation in
communit.v planning: fifteenth annual con-
vention, meeting with the National confer-
ence on health and physical education in
the elementary school, March 12-15. Mem-
phis, Tenn. J Health & Phys Ed 18:58-60-^
F '47
AMERICAN association for health, physical
education, and recreation (Southwest sec-
tion)

Southwest district association meeting with
the California association for health, phys-
ical education, and recreation, April 16-18,
Los Angeles. J Health & Phys Ed 17:2154-
.-Vp '4G

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

55

AMERICAN association for Jewish education
CoMiinunllv responsibility for Jcwist\_^duca-

tlon. 2ii ed iop pa Kratis '45 The assn. 1776

l>road\va>". N.Y. 19
AMERICAN association for the advancement

AAAs'^'at Cleveland. Sch & Soc 60:195-6 S 23

Election of Dr Charles Franklin Kettering
as president. Z. Jeffries. Science 101:8 Ja
5 -45

Meetings
l»i6, Boston
.■Section Q (educationl: section on botanical
sriences: section I (ps>choloe>') Science 104:
482 N 22 "46

Cooperative committee on
science teaching
Preparation of high school science and math-
ematics teachers. Sch Sci & Math 46:107-
IS F "46; Summary. Sch R 54:72 F ■46

Institute of biology
Xew In.stitute of biolocv will he coordinatinc
.enter. Sch Sri & Maili 47:2li6 Mr 'l"
AMERICAN association for the promotion of
science, literature, and the arts
West Pomt and the AAAS. S. Forman. Sci-
ence 104:47 JI 19 •4(5
AMERICAN association for the study of group
work
Group work horizons: selected papers for the
year 1944: reports by committees of the
Association, for 1943-1944. 106p 85c "45
Assn. press
AMERICAN association for the United na-
tions
National scliool contest. Sch & Soc 65:8 Ja

4 "47; Same cond. H Sch J 30:5 Ja "47
United nations student contest broadens its
scope. Sch & Soc 62:213 O 6 '45
AMERICAN association of applied psychology.

See American psychological association
AMERICAN association of college news bu-
reaus. See .\merican college publicity asso-
ci.ilion
AMERICAN association of collegiate registrars
Denver convention. Am Assn Col Reg J 22:

205 Ja '47
Proceedings of the thirty-first convention.
Chicago. Illinois. April 24-27, 1944. Am
Assn Col Reg J 19:418-576 Jl '44

Committee on military credit

Factual report by the A.A.C.R. subcommit-
tee on military credit. T. E. Pettengill. Am
Assn Col Reg J 19:516-22 Jl '44; Same cond.
Ed Vic 3:14-15 O 3 '44
AMERICAN association of health workers
See also

Conference on labor
health security
AMERICAN association of Junior colleges

Activities. Higher Ed 2:4 Mr 1 "46

American association of junior colleges. R.
C. Ingalls. Calif J Sec Ed 22:170-6 .Mr '47

Annual report of executive secretary and
treasurer. W. C. Eells. Jun Col J 15:395-9
Mv '45

Blueprint for the future. Jun Col J 16:126-8
X '45

Chicago meeting. July 24-27, 1945. Sch &
Soc 62:149 S 8 '45

In lieu of twenty-flfth annual meeting. W. C.
Eells. Jnn Col J 15:387-8 My '45

In recognition of a milestone passed. Jun Col
J 16:245-74 F '46

l^ooking ahead with the Association: editorial.
R. C. Ingalls. Jun Col J 17:1-2 S "46

Midyear conference. J. P. Bogue. Jun Col J
17":24 S '46

New constitution. Jun Col J 16:436-40 My '46

New research program of the Association: or-
ganization, structure, and procedures. K.
C. Ingalls. Jun Col J 16:418-20 My '46

Proceedings of twenty-sixth annual meeting.
Chicago, January 17-19. 1946. Jun Col J
16:387-459 Mv '46

Proposed afniiation. Higher Ed 1:8 F 15 "45

Report of acting executive secretary. W. R.
bong. Jun Col J 16:396-400 Mv '46

Report of convention secretary. H. W. Little-
field. Jun Col J 16:443-4 My '46

Report of executive committee. T. H. Wilson.
Jun Col J 15:400-1 .My '45

Resolution on national legislation. W. C.
Bagley. Sch & Soc 63:204-5 Mr 23 '46

Shall we accept the challenge? R. W. God-
dard. Jun Col J 15:388-91 My '45

Summer conference. W. R. I^ong. Jun Col J
16:99-100 N '45

Terminal education conference tor the south-
ern region: report [mimeographed] 47p 50c
'44 The assn, R. G. Cox. pres. Gulf Park
col. Gulfport, Miss.

Twenty-fifth annual meeting cancelled. Jun
Col J 15:216 Ja '45

Universal military training favored by Junior
college leaders. Ed Vic 3:18 Jl 20 "44

Meetings
I9i6. Chicago
Program of the twenty-sixth annual meeting.
January 17-19. 1946. Jun Col J 16:389-90 My
•46

19iT, St Louis
Program of the twenty-seventh annual meet-
ing. February 19-22, 1947. Jun Col J 17:184-C
Ja '47

Board of directors
Report. T. H. Wilson. Jun Col J 17:25-6 S "46

Commission on terminal education
Chicago conference. F. Marston. Jun Col J

15:272-4 F '45
Final report on terminal education study. D.
S. Campbell, chairman. Jun Col J 16:432 My
•46
Report. D. S. Campbell. Jun Col J 16:27-9 S
•45

Committee on administrative problems
Report. J. E. Grav, chairman. Jun Col J 16:

423-6 My ^46
Report. J. E. Grav, chairman. Jun Col J 17:

33-4 S ^46

Committee on co-ordination of research
Report, E. S. Farlev. chairman. Jun Col J
17:27-8 S •46

Committee on curriculum and adult
education
Report, L.. L. Medsker, chairman. Jun Col J

16:427-8 My '46
Report. L. L. Medsker, chairman. Jun Col J
17:35-6 S ^46

Committee on legislation
Report. J. P. Bogue, chairman. Jun Col J

16:421-3 My ^46
Report. J. P. Bogue and C. S. Morris, chair-
men. Jun Col J 17:28-9 S ^46

Committee on postwar plans

Planning for junior college education. J. L.
Lounsbury. Higher Ed 2:6-7 D 15 '45

Report. J. L. Lounsbury, chairman. Jun Col
J 15:402-6 My ^45

Report. C. S. Morris, chairman. Jun Col J 16:
ni-I.T N '45

Role of the Junior college in meeting post-
war educational needs. Sierra Ed N 40:26
My '44

Committee on speech education
Report, W. A. Wiksell, chairman. Jun Col J
15:406-7 My ^45

Committee on student personnel problems
Guidance practices for veterans in selected

junior colleges. J. 1*. Lounsburv. Jun Col

J 17:101-8 N ^46
Report. J. L. Lounsbur.v, chairman. Jun CoT

J 16:430-1 My ^46
Report, J. Li. Lounsbury, chairman. Jim Col

J 17:31-3 S ^46

Committee on teacher preparation
Report. R. E. Morgan. Jun Col J 17:29-31 .«

'46
Report. D. B. Pugh, chairman. Jun Col J

16:428-9 My '46
Shortcomings in preparation of instructors.

D. B. Pugh and R. E. Morgan. Jun Cof

J 14:405-15 My '44

Committee on the teaching of philosophy
Report. O. F Myers, chairman. Jun Col J 15:
407-8 My '45

56

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— Tune 1947

AMERICAN association of junior colleges —
Committee on the teaching of philosophy —
Continued
Teaching philosophy in the junior college.
O. F. Myers and H. Ruja. Jun Col J 15:116-
20, 256-9, 310-13 N '44. F-Mr '45

Co-ordinating and research committee
Research preferred for junior colleges. L. V.
Koos. Jun Col J 17:61-71 O '46

Editorial board
Report. B. S. Farley, chairman. Jun Col J
17:26 S '46

Finance committee
Report. Jun Col J 16:433-5 My '46

Resolutions committee
Report, J. P. Bogue, chairman. Jun Col J

16:441-2 My '46
AMERICAN association of physics teachers
Can the Association recognize and encourage

young teachers? R. S. Shaw. Am J Phys-
ics 14:132 Mr '46
Cincinnati meeting, June 22 to 24, 1944. J G

Potter. Am J Physics 12:237 Ag '44
Meeting, 1946, St Louis. Science 103:563 My

3 '46
Proceedings, New York meeting, January 18-

20, 1945. Am J Physics 13:120-5 Ap '45
Proceedings, New York meeting. January 24-

26. 1946. Am J Physics 14:136-41 Mr '46
Proceedings, New York citv. Jan. 30. 1947

C. J. Overbeck. Am J Physics 15:282-3 My

•47

Proceedings, sixteenth annual meeting, New
York, January 30-February 1, 1947. Am J
Physics 15:195-8 Mr '47

Committee on the teaching of physics
in secondary schools
Responsibilities of science departments in the
preparation of teachers: a report Am J
Physics 14:114-15 Mr '46

AMERICAN association of school administra-
tors

A.A..S.A. broadens its program. Sch Execu-
tive 64:31 F '45

A.A.S.A. conferences, ltd; summaries of im-
portant speeches. Nations Sch 35:28-32 Mr
'45

A.A.S.A. plans a membership campaign Na-
tions Sch 34:24 D '44

Administrators cut convention to four con-
ferences. Sch Manag 15:259 Ja '46- Sum-
mary. Sch Life 28:9 Mr '46

Annual report, 1944. (In American association

?L>;^'^'^o°>;°i administrators. Official report,
1J4d. pii5o~71)

Annual report. 1945. (In American association

°94f^*''^'m pi^'''"'"'^'™'°''S- Official report.

Civic education for the foreign-born in the
United States; its place in today's educa-
tional program. SOp bibliog pa gratis The
assn.

^°"'',/®ff'°"f' meetings planned. Sch & See
63:44 Ja 19 46

Herold C. Hunt elected president for 1947-48
Nations Sell 39:54 F '47

Joint pronouncement; two leading educa-
tional agencies take a stand against post-
war compulsory military service Sch Ex-
ecutive 63:30 Je "44

H'J"oi"f i? .'Jy® together. 11 Nat Ed Assn J
'^tr^re^'es^Ss'^F ''4?"^ Henry H. Hill. Sch Execu-

New president of A.A.S.A: Dr Charles H

Lake. Sch Executive 64:31 F '45
Officers. 1944-45. (In American association of

school administrators. Official report, 1945.

Officers, 1945-46; 1946-47. (In American asso-
rfporTlMG.'pIr/ ^-^"'"'^'^^tors. Official
• Official report, regional conferences, 1946-
Kansas City, February 20-22; Atlanta, Feb-
ruary 25-27; New York, March 4-7- Chi-
cago, March 12-14. 1946. 270p pa $1 '46 The

Official report; something about the canceled
conferences scheduled at Birmingham. Chi-
cago, Denver, New York. 2S6p pa SI '45
The assn.
• Official report; wartime conferences on edu-
cation, Seattle, January 10-12, 1944, Atlan-
ta, February 15-17, 1944, New York, Feb-
ruary 22-24, 1944. Chicago, February 28-
?i^-^'Jr>' 1^^^' Kansas City, March 8-10.
1944. 254p pa $1 '44 The assn.

Paths to better schools; twenty-third year-
book. 415p bibliog il map $2 '45 The assn;
Excerpts. Ed Digest 10:6-8 My '45; Sum-
mary. Nations Sch 35:41 Mr "45

Planning committee formulates work for
year. Ed Vic 2:6 My 20 '44

Plastics. 44p bibliog pa '45 The assn.

School administrators cancel meetings. Ohio
Sjh 23:65 F '45; Same cond. Sch Manag
14 :1S4 F '45

School administrators' meetings. Sch Execu-
tive 65:37 N '45

School boards in action: t%venty-fourth year-
book. 412p bibliog il $2 '46 The assn.

Schools for a new world; twenty-fifth year-
book. 448p bibliog il .$2.50 '47 The assn-
Summary. Baltimore Bui Ed 24:73-5 Mr '47-
Sch & Soc 65:204-5 Mr 22 '47

Special committee reports. Nations Sch 35:48
Ja 45

Yearbooks. Nations Sch 37:25-7 Mr '46
See also

Educational policies National education

commission association — Re-

Educational research search division

service

Meetings

Administrators regional conference, Kansas
City, February 20-22, 1946. Sch & Com 32:
12 Ja '46

A.A.S.A. regional conferences. 1946 il Na-
tions Sch 37:33-40 Ap '46

Atlanta regional meeting. February 25-27
1946. Sch Executive 65:37 Ap '46

Chicago regional conference. A. B. Moehlman
Nations Sch 37:34-6 Ap '46

Chicago regional meeting. March 12-14, 1946
Sch Executive 65:39 Ap '46

Conference in New York city. March 4-8 J
M. Spinning. Nations Sch 37:36-7 Ap '46

Highlights from the recent A.A.S.A meet-
ings. Sch Manag 15:424-5-1- Ap '46

Kansas City regional meeting, February 20-
22. 1946. Sch Executive 65:36 Ap '46

New York conference. Am Sch Ed J 112:494-
Ap '46

New York regional meeting. March 4-7 1946
Sch Executive 65:38 Ap '46

1946 sectional conference in (Tliicago. Am Sch
Bd J 112:49-50 Ap '46

Regional conference held in Kansas City
Mo, February 20-22. H. C. Hunt. Nations
Sch 37:39-40 Ap '46
Regional conferences of the AASA at New
York city and Chicago. Sch & Soc 63:147
Mr 2 '46

Southeastern states meeting. Atlanta Feb-
ruary 25-27. A. C. Flora. Nations Sch 37-
37-9 Ap '46

Speakers at the first two regional confer-
ences. Sch & Soc 63:127 F 23 '46

IBil, Atlantic City
A.A.S.A. plans first national postwar meet-
ing. Sch Executive 66:27 F '47

A.A.S.A. resumes. Am Sch Bd J 114:41-3
Ap '47

AASA to meet in Atlantic Citv. March 1-6

Am Sch Bd J 114:60 F '47
Atlantic City convention, March 1-6 1947

Sch & Soc 65:116-18 P 15 '47

^*i?"„V'=r *%i'Y; March 1-6. 1947. Nat Ed Assn J
36:94-5 F 47

Convention. Atlantic City, March 1-6 1947
Nat Ed Assn J 35:575 D '46

Convention, Atlantic City, March 1-6 1947
Nat El Prin 26:32 F '47 '

Convention digest. A. B. Moehlman. Na-
tions Sch 39:33-48 Mr '47

'^'■i'-'?*'i . problems challenge schoolmen
A.A.S.A. meeting, il Sch Executive 66:27-30
Ap 47

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

57

AMERICAN association of iqhopi administra-
tors—Mi'eliiiK!<— 1347. Allnnlic City — Cont.
Kxeerpta from luldresses. Nat lid As^ J 36:

ICxcerpls from main addresses. Mid Sell 61:

:!o2 .Mv •!"
Kir-ii postwar convention; resolutions

lulopted. Sell Life 29:7-9 My ^i^
General convention in 1947. Te-X OuU 30:4 Jl

'4C
1917 resolutions and plans ot the A.A.S.A.

Sell K.\ecutive 66:30 Ap '47
Seliool administration professors hold their

first conference. Sch E.xecutive 66:31 Ap '47
School administrators" convention, 1947. Sch

Mana^ 16:4-9+ .Vp '47

Air-age education committee
Wasing of peace: a proeraiu for the air age.
48p pa 25c '44 N.E.A.

Regional committee on adult education

• Now ... in our town: enierKing administra-

tive practices in adult education in public
schools and colleges. 34p pa 25c '45 The
a£sn.
AMERICAN association of schools of social
work

Basic eight. L. Massoth. Family 25:384-7 F '45

Compilation of three reports on preprofes-
sional social work education [mimeo-
graphed] 46p pa '46 The assn. 1313 E 60th
St. Chicago 37

P.njfessional schools: annual meeting. Cleve-
land. Januarv 25-27, 1945. Social Service
Review 19:126-9 Mr '45
AMERICAN association of teachers colleges

AATC's program of education for interna-
tional understanding. Sch & Soc 61:387 Je
16 '45

Interim report of AATC activities and plans.
Sch & Soc 61:307 My 12 '45

List of accredited institutions — 1944-45. (In
American association of teachers colleges.
Twenty-third yearbook, 1944. p 166-71)

List of accredited institutions effective
March. 1945, to March, 1946. (In American
association of teachers colleges. Twenty-
fourth yearbook, 1945. p 139-44)

List of accredited institutions, effective
March 1, 1946 to March 1, 1947. (In Amer-
ican association of teachers colleges.
Twentv-Htth yearbook, 1946. p 120-4)

Report of the president. R. L. West. (In
American association of teachers colleges.
Twenty-third yearbook. 1944. p5-7)

Supplementary exposition to accompany
Standard II in the handbook, bibliog (In
American association of teachers colleges.
Twenty-third yearbook. 1944. p60-76)

• Twenty-third yearbook, 1944. 171p bibliog pa

SI '44 The assn, C. W. Hunt, sec, N.Y.
stale teachers col. Oneonta

• Twenty-fourth yearbook, 1945. 144p pa $1

'45 The assn. C. W. Hunt, sec. N.Y. state
teachers col. Oneonta

• Twenty-fifth yearbook, 1946. 124p pa $1 '46

The assn. C. W. Hunt, sec, N.T. state

teachers col. Oneonta
Vital problems in teaclier education. Sch &

Soc 65:172 Mr 8 '47
See also
School for executives

Meetings
i9.(6, Cleveland
Minutes of the twenty-seventh annual meet-
ing, February 22-24, 1946. (In American
association of teachers colleges. Twenty-
fltth yearbook. 1946. p 115-19)
President's address. G. Gammage. (In Amer-
ican association of teachers colleges.
Twenty-fifth yearbook, 1946. p5-12)

ISiT, Atlantic City
1947 meeting. February 28-March 1. Sch &
Soc 65:118 F 15 '47

Committee on standards and surveys
Progress report on the Alfred P. Sloan
foundation curriculum study of applied eco-
nomics made for the Committee. E. S.
Evendcn. (In American association of
teachers colleges. Twenty-fourth yearbook,
1945. P77-108)

Report. (In .Vmerican association of teach-
ers colleges. Twenty-third yearbook, 1944.
p56-9)

Report. (In .Vmerican association of teachers
colleges. Twenty-fourth yearbook, 1945. p52-
9)

Report. (In American association of teachers
colleges. Twenty-flfth yearbook, 1946. p77-
82)

Subcomtnittce on safety education
Status of safety education In the teachers

colleges of the United Slates: report. (In

American association of teachers colleges.

Twenty-fourth yearbook. 1945. p60-76)
AMERICAN association of teachers of French
A.A.T.F. national conlcst. I-'rench R 19:350-1

Mr '46
Message du president. J. A. Fermaud. French

R 20:3-7 O '46
Message of the president. C. 1). Zdanowicz.

French K ls:l O 'It
Message of the president of the A.A.T.F.

C. D. Zdanowicz. French R 19:1-4 O '45
Teachers ot French and French relief. J. A.

Fermaud. French R 19:149-50 D '45

Meetings
19H, Neto York
Minutes of the annual meeting. December
26-27. G. H. Watts. French R 18:242-6 F
'45
President's remarks; annual meeting. C. D.
Zdanowicz. French R 18:209-12 F '45

19 iS, Chicaijo
Minutes of the annual meeting, Dec. 27-28.
French R 19:262-6 F '46

National information bureau

Three years ot the National information bu-
reau. D. P. Girard. French R 18:319-26 My
'45
AMERICAN association of teachers of Spanish
and Portuguese

Directorv. 67p pa '45 The a.«isn, G. S. DeLand,
sec, Denison university, Granville, Ohio

President's address; our association today.
S. L. Pitcher. Hispania 28:21-4 P '45

Proposed new constitution and by-laws. His-
pania 27:335-43 O '44

Meetings
i94.l. New York

Program of the 26th annual meeting. Mod
Lang J 29:161-2 F '45

Tentative program of the twenty-sixth an-
nual meeting, 1944. Hispania 27:503-4 D '44

Twentv-sixth annual meeting, December 29-
30. Hispania 28:9-25 F '45

26th annual meeting, Dec. 29-30. 1944. Sch
& Soc 61:143 Mr 3 '45

19-i5, Chicago
Twenty-seventh annual meeting. Dec. 27-29.
Hispania 29:5-12 F '46

19i6, Washington, D.C.
Twenty-eighlli annual meeting; preliminary

program. Hispania 29:568-70 N '46
Twenty-eighth annual meeting, Dec. 29-31,

1946. Hispania :j0:5-13 F '47
AMERICAN association of university professors
Academic freedom and tenure: statements of

principles. Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 31:113-

18 Mr '45; Same. Am Assn Univ Prof Bui

32:149-55 Mr '46
Academic tenure investigations. A. M.

Withers. Ed Forum 11:89-92 N '46
AAIP and the AAC. G. E. Snavely. Assn

Am Col Bui 33:415-17 My '47
Annual election. Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 32:

758-62 D '46
Annual meeting, Boston, February 22-23, 1947.

Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 32:756-7 D '46
Association: a forum on higher education.

P. W. Hutson. Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 32:

417-24 S '46
Association and its officers. R. E. Himstead.

Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 30:163-6 Je '44

58

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

AMERICAN association of university profes-
sors— Continued

Association: its place in higher education;
a report to the membership. R. E. Him-
stead. Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 30:443-60
S '44

Association: its progress and possibilities. W.
T. Laprade. Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 30:
176-95 Je '44

Censured adnunistrations (cont) Am Assn
Univ Prot Bui 30:293, 467. 635; 31:120. 316,
520. 719; .■!2:156 3S6. 5S1. 763 Je Ml-D '46

Concerning the University of Texas; excerpts
from the council record. Am Assn Univ
Prof Bui 31:462-5 S '45

Constitution, Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 31:124-
34 Mr '45

Distribution of membership and record of
chapter officers, January 1, 1945. Am Assn
Univ Prof Bui 31:135-51 Mr '45

Do you believe in your job? J. Allen. Am
As.sn Univ Prof Bui 32:331-40 Je '46

Membership (cont) Am Assn Univ Prof Bui
30:294-304, 468-77. 636-45; 31:135-68. 317-27,
521-9, 720-9; 32:198-210, 3S7-403, 5S2-93 764-
77 Je '44-D '46

Presidency of the Association. Am Assn
Univ Prof Bui 32:233-4 Je '46

Proiessionalization of the teaching profes-
sion. D. E. Phillips. Progres Ed 23:212-13 +
.\p '46

Statements A and B: A.A.U.P. principles of
tenure with adaptations and interpretations
for librarians. Am Lib Assn Bui 40:207-11
Je '46

Committee on academic freedom and
tenure
Academic freedom and tenure; report of com-
mittee A for 1944; E. C. Kirkland. chair-
man. Am Assn Univ ..Prof Bui 31:5-17 Mr
'45

Academic freedom and tenure; report of com-
mittee A for 1945; E. C. Kirkland, chair-
man. Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 32:5-17 Mr '46

University of Texas; a report, E. C. Kirk-
land. chairman. Am Assn Univ Prot Bui
32:374-85 Je '46
AMERICAN association of university women

Administrative developments, map Am Assn
Univ Women J 40:131-9 Ap '47

Aid to university women of other countries.
Am Assn Univ Women J 40:104-6 Ja '47

AAUW aids university women abroad Sell
& Soc 64:455 D 28 '46

AAUW at the Zurich meeting; we renew
contact with the IFUW. D. B. Atkinson
Am Assn Univ Women J 39:212-14 Je '46

AAUW in arts. Am Assn Univ Women J 40:
181-6 Ap '47

AAUW initiates conferences on policy-
making posts for women. Sch & Soc 60:293
N 4 '44

AAUW international students, 1946-47. Am
Assn Univ Women J 40:25-30 O '46

AAUW points with pride to these accomplish-
ments. Am Assn Univ Women J 39:26-7 O
'45

AAUW principles on federal aid to states Am

Assn Univ Women J 38:109 Ja '45
.A.AUW record. 1941-47. Am Assn Univ

Women J 40:129-31 Ap '47
Applications for international grants. Am

Assn Univ Women J 39:158-9 Ap '46
Applying our principles: suggestions for a

program of practical educational work. Am

Assn Univ Women J 38:203-33 Je '45
Assignment of international study grants

for 1945-46. Am Assn Univ Women J 39;

173 Ap '46
Democracy, indivisible. F. Kirchwey Am

Assn Univ Women J 39:3-5 O "45
Economic and legal status of women Am

Assn Univ Women J .!0:M0-6 Ap '47
Emerging emphases in the AAUW program

Am Assn Univ Women J 37:199-202 Je '44
Fellowship awards. Am Assn Univ Women J

40:1.49-53 Ap '47
Fellowship awards. 1944-45. Am Assn Univ

Women J 37:253-7 Je '44; Excerpts. Sch &

Soc 59:447-8 Je 24 '44

Fellowship awards. 1945-46, Am Assn Univ

Women J 38:237-41 Je '45
Fellowship awards, 1946-1947. Am Assn Univ

Women J 39:248-52 Je '46
Fellowship program. Am Assn Univ Women

J 40:146-9 Ap '47
Fellowships offered. 1944-45. Am Assn Univ

Women J 38:42 O '44
Fellowships offered, 1946-47. Am Assn Univ

Wonien J 39:46 O '45; Same. French R 19:

85-6 O 45
Fellowships offered, 1947-48. Am Assn Univ

Women J 40:46 O '46
For your consideration; proposed items tor

the legislative program to be submitted

to the 1945 convention. Am Assn Univ

Wonien J 38:98-100 Ja '45
Highlights of the state presidents conference.

Am Assn Univ Women J 40:35-40 O '46
International student grants made by the

AAUW. Sch & Soc 64:255 O 12 '46 "
Legislative proposals. Sch & Soc 65:303 A.p 20

'47
Membership and standards. Am Assn Univ

Women J 40:153-6 Ap '47
More funds for fellowships. R. W. Tryon. Am

Assn Univ Women J 38:39-40 O '44
New exhibition policy, 1945-46. Am Assn Univ

Women J 39:54-7 O '45
Our international program: study, action, co-
operation. Am Assn Univ Women J 40:167-

74 Ap '47
Our international students are on the way

Am Assn Univ Women J 39:43-5 O '45
Presentation of the achievement award to
Gisela M. A. Richter. Am Assn Univ

Women J 37:257-8 Je '44
Resolutions of the 1945 convention. Am Assn

Univ Women J 38:202 Je '45
Ruth Benedict receives the AAUW achieve-
ment award. W. C, Bagley. Sch & Soc 63:
437 Je 22 '46
Selecting hills for AAUW to support. B C
Randolph. Am Assn Univ Women J 40:118-
21 Ja '47

Social studies. Am Assn Univ Women J 40
175-80 Ap '47

Task ahead in AAUW, 1944-45. Am Assn

Univ Women J 37:203-4 Je '44
Techniques for the task ahead; ' suggestions

for AAUW program planning, 1944-45. bib-

liog Am Assn Univ Women J 37:205-37 Je

'44

Tentative legislative program, 1945-47. Am

Assn Univ Women J 38:155-70 Ap '45
Vitalizing the city arts program. K. Ressler.

Am Assn Univ Wonien J 40:101-4 Ja '47
What AAUW branches are doing. See issues

of American association of university

women journal January 1915-
What the year has meant to me; by the

Hi-.5t holders of AAUW international study

grants. Am Assn Univ Wonien J 39:215-20

Je '46

When the women get going — some observa-
tions of a state legislative chairman. C. S.
Merritt. Am Assn Univ Women J 37:238-42
Je '44

Meetings
19i5

AAUW to hold a convention without travel
Sch & Soc 61:102 F 17 '45

Convention business, 1945. Am Assn Univ
Women J 38:197-201 Je '45

Convention without travel. Sch &: Soc 62-
3S Jl 21 -45

National convention. 1945. Am Assn Univ

Women J 38:87-8 Ja '45
Travel ban changes convention plans K

McHale. Am Assn Univ Women J 38:89 Ja

'45

ia.',T, Dallas
Biennial convention. Dallas, Texas, April 14-
19, 1947. Am Assn Univ Women J 40-111-
12 Ja '47

Dallas convention. April 14-18, 1947- an-
nouncement. Am Assn Univ Women' J 40-
47-9 O '46

1947 biennial convention at Dallas, Tex, April
14-18. Sch & Soc 65:173 Mr S "47

EDUCATIOX INDEX lulv 1^144- Umc 1947

59

AMERICAN association of unfversity Women—

(.'ml! iiltt- ii

Committee on membership and main-
taining standards
Mt-inbersljip coniniittet! inci-ts. B. H. Dow.
Am Assn I'liiv Wonion J 3S:171-3 Ap '45

Committee on the economic and
legal status of women
Wheels spin fasler; developments in the

women's movenient. L. S. Howorlh. Am

Assn Iniv Women J 38:160-1 Ap '45
AMERICAN association on mental deficiency
For the stuiiv of menial delloiency. Train

Soh Bui 43:125-6 O '46
rrosiiknt-elerl: L. N. Yepsen. Train Sch Bui

43:179 Ja '47
Tlsi annual mectine, St Paul, Minnesota.

Mftv 28-31. 1947: announcement. Train Sch

Bui" 44:30 .\p '47
C9th annual meeting. May lG-19, 1945: an-
nouncement. Train Sch Bui 41:127 O '44
69th annual meeting. Cleveland, Ohio. No-

virnlier 2S. 1945-Ueceniber 1. 1945. Train

.>^<h Bui 42:128-9 O '45
AMERICAN association to promote the teach-
ing of speech to the deaf
Association elects new offlcers. VoUa R 47:

133-4 Mr '45
Association to meet in New York. June 24-

28. 1946. Volta K 4S:GS F '46
Association's new directors. Volta R 47:201-3

Ap '45
Fiftv-si.\th summer meeting — 1946. Volta R

48:623-4 N '46
Foretaste of the New York program. Volta

R 48:261-2-t- My '46
Proceedings number. Volta R 48:621-752 N '46
Recently elected directors. Volta R 48:561-)-

O '46
Summer meeting. Lexington school. New

York. June 24-2S, 1946; announcement.

Volta R 48:201 Ap '46
What is past is prologue. E. A. Gruver. Volta

R 47:135-S-h Mr '45

Committee on contacts between deaf
children and hearing children
Deaf children and hearing children: a plan
to promote better understanding. Volta R
47:487 S '45
AMERICAFsl automobile association

Trailic safety — A. A. A. program. B. W. Marsh
and W. L. Robinson, il Safety Ed 25:14-16
Ja '46
Training school bus drivers. 162p bibliog il

diags pa 30c '45 Supt. of doc.
^Va^time driving: teacher's manual. lS4p il
'43 The assn. Pennsylvania av. at 17th St.
^Vashington. DC.
AMERICAN bar association

Section of legal education and
admissions to the bar
Law schools and bar admission requirements
in the United States: 1944 review of legal
education. 27p map pa gratis '44 The assn.
1140 N Dearborn st. Chicago 10
AMERICAN Bible society

Freedom's textbook. P.. A. Betts. il Nat Ed
Assn J 33:192 N '44
AMERICAN book center, incorporated

Books and world recovery. Sch & Soc 65:189

Mr 15 '47
Restocking libraries abroad. Sch Life 28:26
Jl '46
•AMERICAN business education yearbook, 1944;
Community co-operation In business educa-
tion, published jointly by National business
teachers association and Eastern commer-
cial teachers association. (V 1) 32Gp bibliog
il $2.50 '44 N.Y. univ. bookstore
•AMERICAN business education yearbook.
1945: Improving learning and achievement
in business education, published jointl.v by
Eastern commercial teachers association
and National business teachers association.
(V2) 384p bibliog il $2.50 '45 N.Y. univ.
Viookstore
'AMERICAN business education yearbook. 1946:
Appraising business education, published
jointly by Kasiern commercial teachers as-
sociation and National business teachers
association. (V3) 339p bibliog $2.50 '46 N.Y.
univ. bookstore

AMERICAN chemical society

Better chemistry teaching Am Sch Bd J 109:
46 N '44

Committee on the professional
training of chemists
Selecting a graduate school for training In
chemistry. J. R. Sampey. J Chem Ed 23:
583 -t- V) '46
To approve graduate work In chemistry.
Higher Ed 2:10-11 Mr 1 '46

Division of chemical education

Twentieth anniversary of the Division and
Journal of chemical education. P. H. Fall.
J Clu-m Ed 21:463-4 S '44
AMERICAN civilization. See United States-
Civilization
AMERICAN classical league

Citations. B. L. Ullman. Sch & Soc 61:12 Ja
6 -45

Joint meeting of the American classical
league and the New York classical club, Co-
lumbia university. Oct. 27-28, 1944. L. B.
Lawler. Sch & Soc 60:428-9 D 23 '44
AMERICAN college personnel association

Supplement: report of research activities. Ed
& Psychol M 7 no 1:93-167 '47
AMERICAN college public relations associa-
tion

ACPA survey of postwar planning by insti-
tutions of higher education. Sch & Soc
60:189-90 S 16 '44

Annual meeting. Lexington. Ky, May, 1946.
L. R. Beyer. Sch & Soc 63:438 Je 22 "46

Has the war affected civilian students' edu-
cational interests? Sch & Soc 61:86-7 F 10
■45

New placement service in public relations.
Sch & Soc 65:261 Ap 12 '47

Publicity digest: proceedings of the twenty-
seventh annual conference. Chicago. May
3-6. 1944: ed. by T. E. Eisley. lG7p pa $3 '44
The assn. T. E. Eisley, Bucknell univ.
Lewisburg, Pa.
See also

Joint commission on
public relations of
the Association of
American colleges
and the American
college public re-
lations association
AMERICAN college publicity association. See
.American college public relations associa-
tion
AMERICAN colleges. See Colleges and uni-
versities—United States
AMERICAN conference of academic deans

Report of the second annual meeting, Janu-
arv 9. 19(6. R. L. Higgins. Assn .\m Col
Biil 32:72-3 Mr '46

Report of the third annual meeting. January
13. 1047. R. I.. Higgins. Assn Am Col Bui
3:!:25n-l Mr '47
AMERICAN congress of teachers

Fifth rongres.-=. May S-15. 1946. Sch & Soc
63:223 Mr 30 '46
AMERICAN council English test

Some uses of the ACE English test m
Worcester teachers college. L. A. Averill.
Sch & Soc 61:253-5 Ap 21 '45
AMERICAN council of learned societies

International intellectual relations. W. G.
Leland. Annals of the American Academy
of Political and Social Science 235:83-91

5 -44

AMERICAN council of science teachers. See

National science teachers association
AMERICAN council on education

ACE conference on emergency problems in
higher education. R. Walters. Sch & Soc
64:44-6 Jl 20 '46
ACE project for social-security education.

Sch & Soc 60:211 S 30 '44
ACE survcv of pharmaceutical education. Sch

6 Soc 63:389 Je 1 '46

American council on education co-operative
studv of training and experience in the
armed services. G. P. Tuttle. Am Assn Col
Reg J 19:440-5 Jl '44

60

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1547

AMERICAN council on education — Continued
American council on education studying con-
scription. Sch & Soc 60:132 Ag 26 '44
American council petitions President Roose-
velt. Sch E.xecutive 64:34 Mr '45
Army and navy techniques to be studied.
Sch Executive 65:41 S '45; Same cond.
Higher Ed 2:5 S 1 '45
Association: its place in higher education;
a report to the membership. R. E. Him-
stead. Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 30:443-66 S
'44
Brief report on specific organizations and
their programs. Harvard Ed R 15:134-5 Mr
'45
Conference of constituent members. Ed Rec

25:288-316 Jl '44
Council at work; outstanding new projects

See issues of Educational record
Country-wide survey of pharmaceutical edu-
cation. Science 104:32 Jl 12 '46
Credit by examination and in-service course
tests of World war II. J. R, Gerberich. R
Ed Res 15:413-14 D '45
Design for general education for members
of the armed forces. (Studies ser. 1. Re-
ports of committees and conferences no 18)
lS6p bibliog $1.25 '44 The council
Design for general education for the armed

forces. Sch & Soc 60:181-2 S 16 "44
Developing intergroup relations through pub-
lic schools. J. T. Robinson. Ed 67:354-8 F
'47
Education for veterans. Teach Col J 16:24 S

'44
Emergency problems in higher education; the
report of a conference of government of-
ficials, military ofiicers. and representatives
of American colleges and universities, July
11-13. 1946: ed. by F. J. Brown. (Studies
ser. 1. Reports of committees and confer-
ences v 10 no24) 109p pa '46 The council
Evaluation of armed forces educational tech-
niques. H. M. Hosp. Am Assn Univ Wom-
en J 39:34-5 O '45
Financial statements of the American coun-
cil on education; budget, 1946-47. Ed Rec
27:511-18 O '46
Prom A to Zook. Time 48:42-f Ag 12 "46
Guide to colleges, universities, and profes-
sional schools in the United States; comp
by C. V. Good. 6Slp $5 '45 The council
Guide to evaluation of educational experi-
ences in the armed services. G P Tuttle
and J. T. Hastings. -A.m Assn Col Reg J
20:281-5 Ap '45

Guide to the evaluation of educational ex-
periences in the armed services. $2 '44 The
council

Intergroup relations in teaching materials.

H. E. Wilson. Ed Rec 28:114-21 Ap '47
Offers many worthwhile services. Sch Manag

15:133 N '45

President's annual report, 1944. G F Zook
Ed Rec 25:173-258 Jl '44

President's annual report, 1945 G F Zook
Ed Rec 26:133-240 Jl '45; Excerpts Ed Di-
gest 11:27-8 D '45

President's annual report, 1946, G F Zook
Ed Rec 27:231-364 Jl '46

Schoolteachers' lobby. Newsweek 2S:100-|- Ag
12 '46

^*.SP? , '2 developing audiovisual programs.

Survey of collegiate courses in aviation and
related fields; prepared for, and with the
cooperation of the Civil aeronautics admin-
istration, gratis '44 U.S. Civil aeronautics
administration. 14th between E st & Con-
stitution av, NW. Washington, D.C.

University of Illinois survey report. 86p bib-
liog f pa '43 The council

See also

Committee on a fed- Cooperative test
eral department of service
health, education. Educational policies
and security commission

Cooperative educa-
tional testing com-
mission (proposed)

Meetings
19ii, Washington, D.C.
Minutes of the twenty-seventh annual meet-
ing. E. V. Stanford. Ed Rec 25:319-22 Jl '44
la.'iS, Washington, D.C.
Minutes of the twenty-eiehth annual meet-
ing. Washington, D.C. Slav 4, 1945 E V
Stanford. Ed Rec 26:252-5 Jl '45

19l,e, Chicago
^^15 "i'f^.'.l"^- ^- "«' alters. Sch & Soc 63:365

29th annual meeting. Sch & Soc 63:258 Ap 13
46

19l,T, Washington, D.C.
30th annual meeting. R. Walters. Sch & Soc
65:364-5 My 17 '47

Advisory committee on intergroup
education in cooperating schools
Reading ladders for human relations (Work
in progress ser) 67p pa SI '47 The council

Commission on implications of armed
services educational programs
Educational borrowings from armed forces
experience. F. S. Chase. El Sch J 47:72-3
O 46
Sorting soldiers and sorting students A G
Grace. Ed Rec 27:158-67 Ap '46

Commission on motion pictures in
education
Motion pictures for postwar education (Stud-
ies ser. 1. Reports of committees and con-
ferences, vS no21) 23p pa 20c '44 The
council

Commission on teacher education

Better teacher preparation, K. W Eigelow
Assn Am Col Bui 32:184-93 My '46

Better ways to teach teachers. W C Rvan
.ir. Progres Ed 22:10-11-1- N '44 • .' ■

Effects of the Bigelow commission on teach-
?^ ^^""cation B. Goodykoontz. Teach Col J
lD:loi-t- Jl 45

Future and teacher education. K W Bige-
low. Teach Col Rec 47:387-95 Mr '46

Implications of the experiences pf the com-
mission on teacher education. L, D Has-
kew (In National association of business
teacher-training institutions. Bulletin no.

Improvement of teacher education; a final
report. 2S3p bibliog %2 '46 The council; Ex-
cerpts. (In American association of teach-
%% oSPj'*^!^®- Twenty-fifth yearbook. 1946.
P23-32); Summary. Ed Digest 12:34-7 O '46

Madison. Wisconsin workshop; with abstract
of group discussion reports. E. M. Dunham
fin Association for student teacliing -'Sd
yearbook: pt 1. p29-38)

^°X'aL^'"'^'^s fo"" the prospective teacher C
E. Prall. Social Ed 10:261-4 O '46

Teachers for our times. K. W Bigelow
Higher Ed 1:1-3 Je 15 '45

Teachers for our times. K. W. Bigelow (In
Pennsylvania. University. School of educa-
tion. Educational planning for peace. p22-6)
See also

Cooperative study of School for execu-
teacher education fives

Council on coopera-
tion in teacher
education

Committee on Asiatic studies
' Treatment of Asia in American textbooks;
prepared under the direction of the Com on
Asiatic studies. Am. council on ed. and the
Am. council. Institute of Pacific relations
104p bibliog pa 40c '46 Am. council, Inst
of Pacific relations, inc, 1 E 54th st NT
22 ...

Committee on measurement
and guidance
" New directions for measurement and guid-
ance; a symposium sponsored by the com-
mittee on measurement and guidance
(Studies ser. 1. Reports of committees and
conferences, v8 no20) 103p pa 80c '44 The
council
See also
Educational confer-
ence. 1946

EDUCATION IXDKX lulv 1044 -Juno I'M7

61

AMERICAN council on education>~roiiti«iu-<i

Committee on religion and educatiorf
Relation of roliKion to public education; the
basic principles. (Studies ser. 1, Reports of
conunlttoes and conferences, v 11 no26) 5lp
pa '17 The council
See also
I'onl'orence on re-
liKiiiii and public
education

Committee on southern regional
studies and education

Book for study of regional resources. J. E.
Ivey. Jr. H Sch J 29:135 My '46

Channelinp research into education. J. E.
Ivey. Jr. biblioK pa '44 Am. council on ed;
Summary. Sch R 52:517-20 N '44

Education for use of regional resources: re-
.■jearch translation and regional resource-use
education: the report of Gatlinburg conf. II,
.'iponsorod by the Committee. Gatlinburg.
Tenn. September 6-12. 1944. 129p 25c '45
The council

Gatlinburg conference; report. H. K. Mackin-
tosh. Ed Vic 3:15-16 N 3 '44

Improving living in the South. H Sch J 27:
121-2 O '44

Sociologist looks at resource education. H.
W. ddum. Nations Sch 35:22-3 Ja; 50-1 F
•45

Committee on student personnel work
Counseling and postwar educational oppor-
tunities. (Studies ser. 6. Student personnel
work no5) 15p 10c '44 The council
Financial assistance for college students, by
R. T. Sharpe and other.s. (Studies ser. 6.
Student personnel work no7) 113p bibliog pa
$1 '46 The council; Excerpts. Ed Digest 12:
45-8 F '47
Student personnel work in the postwar col-
lege, by W. \V. Blaesser and others.
(Studies ser. 6. Student personnel work
no6) 95p pa 75c '45 The council

Committee on teacher education

Appointments to Committee on teacher edu-
cation. Higher Ed 1:10 Je 1 '45

College campus summer workshops. 1946. Ed
Leadership 3:382-5 My '46

Committee on teacher education. L. D.
Haskew. J Ed Res 39:159 O "45

Unfinished tasks in teacher education. L,. D.
Haskew. Ed 66:529-31 Ap '46

Committee on the study of teaching
materials in inter-Amer-
ican subjects
Implications for English teachers of the
Wilson report on L,atin America in school
and college teaching materials. N T State
Ed 32:lS4-5-(- D '44
I>atin America in school and college teaching
materials: report of the committee [ed.
by H. E. Wilson! 49Cp $3; pa $2.50 '44 The
council

Committee on youth problems
Petition to the President of the United
States to appoint a national commission to
consider proposals for compulsory military
training. Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 30:508-11
D '44: Same. Kd Rec 26:5-8 Ja '45: Scho-
lastic 47:sup 5-(- S 17 '45

Council on co-operation in
teacher education
ACE's council on co-operation in teacher
education reports on the teacher shortage.
W. C. Bagley. Sch & Soc 63:420-1 Je 15 '46
Crisis in teaching: a statement respecting the
desperate shortage of competent teachers
and the consequent threat to the American
nation. 15p pa '46 The council
See also
College study in in-
tergroup relation.i

Division on child development
and teacher personnel
Helping teachers imdorstand children; pre-
pared for the commission on teacher edu-
cation, by D, A. I'ro.'trntt and others. 468p
$3.50 '15 The council; Excerpts. Und Child
]4:67-9-f-. 99-109 Je-O '45; Kd Digest 11:28-
31 O; 49-51 N 45; Phi Delia Kappan 27:67-8
N -45; Childh Ed 22:232-9 Ja '46

National committee on teacher
examinations
See also
National teacher ex-
aminations

Problems and policies committee
Federal-state relations in education [by the]
Educational policies commission and the
Problems and policies committee. 47p pa
25c '45 N.E.A; Excerpts. Nat Ed Assn J
34:105-6 My '45; Ed Digest 11:4-6 S '45
Implications for higher education of the
report on federal-state relations in educa-
tion. G. P. Zook. Higher Ed 2:1-4 O 1 '45

Recordings division

Educational recordings for classroom use
[mimeographed! 41p 50c '43 The division,
152 W 42d St. N.Y.
AMERICAN council on race relations

American council on race relations. E. R.
Embree. J Negro Ed 13:562-4 O '44

Brief report on specific organizations and
their programs. Harvard Ed R 15:135-6 Mr
'45
AMERICAN council psychological examination

Equating high-school intelligence quotients
with college aptitude test scores. E. G.
Weber. J Ed Psychol 36:443-6 O '45

Four year study of the freshman class of
1935 at the West Virginia university, E. M,
Stalnaker. J Ed Res 39:81-101 O '45

Mental growth and development at the col-
lege level. M. F. L. Lahey. bibliog J Ed
Psychol 38:65-82 F '47

Note on the estimation of college aptitude
test scores from IQ's derived from group
intelligence tests. R. B. Embree. Jr. J Ed
Psychol 37:502-4 N '46

Regression lines for estimating intelligence
quotients and American council examina-
tion scores. D. F. Votaw. J Ed Psychol 37:
179-81 Mr '46

Rorschach findings on college students show-
ing different constellations of subscores on
the A.C.E. R. L. Munroe. J Consult
Psychol 10:301-16 N '46
AMERICAN dietetic association

ADA meeting. 1946. E. M. Barber. Prac Home
Econ 24:628 D '46

1944 aiuiuul meeting. E. M. Barber, il Prac
Home Econ 22:540-1 D '44
AMERICAN drama

American drama and world drama. H. FYenz.
Col Engl 6:319-25 Mr '45

Realism in early American art and theatre.
J. W. Curvin. bibliog f Q J Speech 30:450-
5 D '44

State of the theatre: midseason highlights.
W. Reyer. Sch & Soc 65:250-2 Ap 5 '47
AMERICAN education award

Acceptance of the American education award
for 1946. S. D. Shankland. (In American
association of school administrators. Offi-
cial report. 1946. p 140)

To Helen Adams Keller is awarded this testi-
monial, the American education award for
1945. (In American association of school
administrators. Official report. 1946. p46)

To Sherwood D. Shankland is presented the
American education award. (In American
association of school administrators. Oiflcial
report. 1946. p 141)

Tribvile to the recipient of the American edu-
cation award for 1946. J. J. Krill. (In
American association of .school administra-
tors. Official report. 1946. p 139-40)
AMERICAN education fellowship

American education fellowship. H Sch J 27:
124-6 O '44: Same. J Ed 127:247 O '44;
Sch Executive 64:46 N '44: Same cond.
Sur\'ey Midmonthly 80:293 O '44

American education fellowship's 8-point pro-
gram. W. C. Bagley. Sch & Soc 60:197 S 23
'44

62

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

AMERICAN education fellowship — Continued

Chicago conference. February 22-23, prelim-
inary schedule. Progres Ed 23:137 F '46

Excerpt from address at the recent AEF con-
ference in New York. V. H. Tibbetts. Pro-
gres Ed 22:3 Mr '45

Frankly speaking. V. H, Tibbetts. Progres Ed
22:2 F ■4.1

Greetin.ETS to tlie American education fellow-
ship. C. G. Miller. Ed 64:,';77 Mv '44

Growth and decline of the PEA. K. C. Pratt.
Sch & Soc 01:187 Mr 24 '45

Holds three regional meetings. Am Teach
3n:9 F '40

Midwe.=!tern conference, Chicago. Progres Ed
22:7 F '45

New York regional conference, March 22-23,

1946. Progres Ed 23:183 Mr '46

New York regional conference, March 14-15,

1947. Progres Ed 24:125 F '47

Objectives and program. Progres Ed 22:9-10
O '44

Passing of the PEA. T. L. Kelley. Sch &
.Soc 60:401-2 D 23 '44

Pa.ssing of the Progressive education asso-
ciation: a reply to Dr Kelley. F. E. Baker.
Sch & Soc 61:348-9 My 26 '45

Philadelphia regional conference: program.
Progres Ed 23:145 F '46

Platform of the American education fellow-
ship. Sch & Soc 61:390 Je 16 '45

Position of the American education fellow-
ship on current problems. Sch & Soc 61:
165 Mr 17 '45

Pre.sident's message. J. J. DeBoer. Progres
Ed 23:178-f Mr '46

Report on the New York AEF conference.
Progres Ed 22:3-7 Mr '45

Resolutions adopted by New York confer-
ence, March 22-23, 1946. Progres Ed 23:251
My '46

Teaching science in the elementary school.
(Service center pubs, pamphlets) pa 25c
The fellowship

We accept in principle but reject in practice
— is this leadership? H. O. Rugg. Ed Adm
.t Sup 30:408-14 O '44

When peoples meet: rev. by Stern and I.,ocke.
$3.75: to members $2.75 The fellowship

Your fellowship report. Progres Ed 23:32-7
O '45

Commission on the relation
of school and college

Basic questions for an evaluation of the
eight-vear study. G. E. Jensen. Sch & Soc
64:348-50 N 16 '46

Close-up of the eight-year study; reply. R.
W. Tyler. Sch & Soc 59:396 Je 3 '44

Dare our secondary schools face the atomic
age? A. E. Benedict, pa '47 Hinds

Eight-vear study still awaits fair appraisal.
W. H. Lancelot. Sch & Soc 62:281-2 N 3
•45: Same cond. Ed Digest 11:13-14 D '45

Results of the eight-year study. E. R. Smith.
Progres Ed 22:30-2-1- O '44

Weakness in the eiglit-year study. H. G.
Johnson. Sch & Soc 63:417-19 Je 15 '46
See also

Educational confer-
ence. 1946
AMERICAN education week

We sold them on the idea of a community-
centered school. .T. M. Hoskins. Kv Sch J
25:23-4 Mr '47

1943
Bradford's celebration of education week,
1943. S. H. Sprague. Pa Sch J 93:43 O '44

1944
American education week in this historic

year, il Nat Ed Assn J 33:172-3 O "44
American education week, November 5-11.

bibliog Scholastic 45:3T O 30 '44
American education week; something new

should be added. N. Draxten. Minn J Ed

25:68 O '44
Announcement. El Sch J 45:7-8 S '44: Same.

Sch Sci & Math 44:649 O '44
Education for new tasks. Ed Vic 3:22 Ag 3 '44
Education for new tasks. Nat Ed Assn J 33:

144 S '44
Education for new tasks, il Va J Ed 38:28 S

'44: Same cond. Ohio Sch 22:310 O '44
President Roosevelt on American education

week. Sch & Soc 60:228 O 7 '44

Town, state, and nation recognize American^
education week. J. A. McArthur. Minn J
Ed 25:113 N '44

1945
American education week in Morgan cotmty.

W. R. Widmyer. Nat El Prin 25:149-50 S

'45
American education week — 1945. Neb Ed J

25:269 O '45
American education week 1945. Te.x Out! 29:

16 S '45: Same, il Sch & Com 31:282 O '45
American education week — 1945. L. Sullivan.

Ill Ed 34:26-7 S '45
American education week, November 11-17.

J Health & Phys Ed 16:448-1- O '45
American education week, November 11-17.

Scholastic 47:3T O 29 '45
American edtication week. November 11-17,

1945. bibliog il Sch Life 28:14 O '45
American education week radio program. Ky

Sch J 24:12-16 D '45
Annual observance. November 11-17, 1945.

il Sch Executive 65:37 O '45
Education week. America 74:183-4 N 17 '45
For your information. Calif Sch 16:195-6 O

•45
Perfect your plans now. N. Draxten. Minn

J Ed 26:78 O '45
Prepare nov/ for education w^eek. il Sch

Manag 15:83 O '45
President Truman urges an appropriate ob-
servance of Ainerican education week. Sch

& Soc 62:195-6 S 29 '45
School week. Survev Midmonthly 81:293 N

'45
Twentv-fifth American education week. Sch

& Soc 62:133 S 1 '45
Twenty-tlfth anniversary, il Nat Ed Assn J

34:114, 136-7 My-O '45
25th annual observance. Phi Delta Kappan

27:26 S '45
Twenty-flfth annual observance, Nov. 11-17,

1945. Nat El Prin 25:24 O '45

25th observance, il Mid Sch 60:54 O '45

1946

American education week. Nat EI Prin 26:38

O '46
American education week, M. W. Hudson, il

Va J Ed 40:74 O ^46
American education week. R. .C. Woellner.

Sch R 54:449 O ^46
American education week — an inspiration. C.

Q. Kent. Va J Ed 39:250 F '46
American education week — 1946. Christian

Ed 29:307 Je '46
American education week. 1946: education

for the atomic age. Nat Ed Assn J 35:156,

1S2, 246-7 Mr-My '40
American education week, November 10-16.

1946. Nations Sch 38:70 S '46
American education week, November 10-16,

1946. Pa Sch J 94:334 My '46; .Same cond;

111 Ed 34:180 Mr '46
Education for the atomic age. Mid Sch 61:47

O '46
Education for the atomic age. Sch Life 29:17

O '46
Helps for American education week, Nov. 10-

16. Nat Ed Assn J 35:431 O '46
How widespread was American education

week observance? L. Combs. Ky Sch J 25:

14-18 Ja '47
Let's work toward these goals for tomorrow's

world. A. Samuelson. il Nat Ed Assn J

35:308-9 S '46
Materials for American education week. Calif

Sch 17:254 S '40
Opportunity. A. R. Brinkman. Bsns Ed

World 27':148-9 N '46
Plans for American education week. A. Sam-
uelson. Grade Teach 64:76 O '46
President's statement on American education

week. H. S. Truman. Nat Ed Assn J 35:502

N '46
Schools and the people. A. Samuelson. Nat

Ed Assn J 35:402 O '46
Twentv-sixth observance. November 10-16.

1946. J. W. Brooker. Ky Sch J 25:20-8 S '46

1947

American education week. N. Edwards. Et

Sch J 47:309 Mr '47
American education week, 1947. Nat Ed Assn

J 36:266 Ap '47
American education week. November 9-15.

1947. Nat El Prin 26:11 F '47

EDUCATIOX IN'DF.X July 1944— June 1947

63

AMERICAN education we«k-J94J— Coiifiiiupd

Schools are yours; theiiu' for' American <;du-
riition week. November ;)-1j. chIIs for
pliinninK now. A. Samuelson. bibllcJ?^ Xat
10.1 Assn J 36:387-8 My 47

Theme for 1947. Nat Ed Assn J 36:231+ Mr
■47

Plays, pageants, etc.

American.') all. .\. C. Gilmore. Grade Teach
ilJ;,'.6 .\' '45

Dramatize school for education week. L,. A.
.Noihdurft. Sch & Com 32:280-1 O '46

Education on trial. M. F. Taylor, ii Instr
56:56-1- K '46

I.lKhts of peace. L. C. Baxter. Grade Teach
63:«S+ O '45

My sood neighbors. K. Sundelof-Asbrand. 11
Grade Teach 63:42-|- N "45

Our world. V. M. Kirks. Grade Teach 64:40
O -41;

To the aid of Uncle Sam. L. C. Baxter. Grade
Teach 62:62-(- O '44

Wartime .Mother Goose. M. E. Kohlhepp. il
Grade Teach 62:32-(- N "44

Watch out for the gremlins! M. T. Tunnell.
il Instr 54:46+ X '44

Who makes America? I. H. Cole. Grade Teach
64:68+ O '46

World for me. D. Webber. Grade Teach 64:
56+ O '46
AMERICAN educational catalog for 1!)44-1946.
3v pa ea Snc •44-'46 R. R. Bowker co. 62 W
45th St. N.Y. 19
AMERICAN educational research association

Counseling, guidance, and personnel work: re-
views tlie literature for the three years
ending October 1. 1944. bibliog R Ed Res
15:97-192 Ap '45

Education for work and for citizenship; re-
views the literature for the three-year
period since October 1941. R Ed Res 14:
2S9-361 O -44

Education of exceptional children and minor-
ity groups; reviews the literature for the
three year period since June 1941. bibliog
R Ed Res 14:201-81 Je '44

Finance and business administration; reviews
the literature for the three years since
April 1944. K Ed Res 17:129-93 Ap 47

General aspects of instruction: learning,
teaching, and the curriculum; reviews the
literature for the three-year period ending
December 1944. R Ed Res 15:193-268 Je '45

Growth and development; reviews the litera-
ture for the three years ending Julv 1.
1944. bibliog R Ed R«ss 14:365-468 D '44

L,anguage and the flne arts; reviews the
literature for the three-year period since
April 1943. R Ed Res 16:97-192 Ap '46

Membership. R Ed Res 14:446-62 D '44

Membership. R EM Res 15:447-63 D '45

Membership. R Ed Res 16:465-81 D '46

Mental and physical health; reviews the liter-
ature for the three-year period since De-
cember 1943. R Ed Res 16:389-464 D '46

Methods of research and appraisal in educa-
tion: reviews the literature for the three-
year period since December 1942. bibliog R
Ed Res 15:333-468 D '45

Natural sciences and mathematics; reviews
the literature for the three-year period
since October 1942. bibliog R Ed Res 15:
269-331 O '45

Organization, administration, and supervision
of education; reviews the literature for the
three years since October 1943. bibliog R
Ed Res 10:301-88 O '46

Psychological tests and their uses: reviews
the literature for the three years ending
July. 1946. bibliog R Ed Res 17:1-126 F '47

School plant and equipment; reviews the
literature for the three-vear period since
April 1942. bibliog R Ed Res 15:1-93 F '45

Social foundations of education; reviews the
literature for the three-vear period since
Februarv 1943. bibliog R Ed Res 16:1-95 F
•46

Teacher personnel; reviews the literature for
the three-year period since June 1943. bib-
liog R Ed Res 16:193-299 Je '46

Twelve-year index to the Review of educa-
tional research, volumes 1-12 (1931-1942) by
D. E. Scales. R Ed Res (special issue) 1-65
D '44

AMERICAN educational theatre association
Syllabus for a proposed course m dramatics
at the high school level. 3d ed 33p bibliog
pa $1 '46 The assn. Allegheny col, Mcad-
ville. Pa.
Teaching dramatic arts in the secondary
schools; recommendations of the high
school committee. 52p $1 '45 The assn. Al-
legheny col. Meadville, Pa.

Committee on contests and festivals

Drama festival.s; a manual on various phases
connected with sponsoring and con<uicling
of drama festivals. 24p '45 The assn. Al-
legheny col, Meadville. Pa.
AMERICAN federation of labor

American federation of labor and the World
federation of trade imions. M. Halushka.
Am Teach 30:14-15 My '46

A.F.L. convention takes action on education.
Am Teach 31:16-18 D '46

AFL, plans for postwar world. J. L. Childs
Am Teach 28:6-8 My '44

A. F. of L. supports education. A. Blair. Phi
Delta Kappan 28:20-4 S '46

Comprehensive education program adopted
by AFL convention. Am Teach 29:4-10 Ja
'45

Convention urges higher pay for teachers. I.
R. Kuenzli. Am "Teach 31:9-10 N "46

International bill of rights proposed bv AFL.
J. F. Landis. Am Teach 31:6-7 N '46

Labor and education in 1944: reports of the
executive council and the annual conven-
tion. 34p '45 The federation. G. Meany, sec,
A.F. of L. bidg. Washington 1. D.C.

Postwar labor policy. R. J. Watt. Ed 67:88-94
O '46

Unionist's views on adult education. M. Well.
Cath Ed R 44:105-8 F '46
See also

Workers education
bureau of America

Taxation committee
Report. Am Teach 30:6-7 N '45
AMERICAN federation of musicians

Petrilio threatens ail education. J. E. Maddy.
Tex Oull 28:21 Jl '44; Same. Sch Activi-
ties 16:96-8 N '44
What are we fighting for? T. F. Tvler. Assn
Ed Radio J 4:97 Ap 'I.t

AMERICAN federation of teachers

Alaska's first A.F.T. local is organized, il
Am Teach 30:16-18 My '46

American education and the A.F.T. program.
J. F. Landis. Am Teach 31:2+ O '46

AFT and NE.-\ on teachers' pay. America
76:427 Ja IS '47

AFT conference on education for democratic
human relations. New York. January 11,
1947. L. Tulchen. Am Teach 31:11-13 Mr '47

AFT considers the problem of postwar com-
pulsory military training. Sch & Soc 60:131
Ag 26 -44

AFT council takes action on British loan.
UNESCO, and cultural relations bill. Am
Teach 30:4 My '46

A.F.T. executive council outlines broad
peacethne program. Am Teach 30:7-11 O
'45

A.F.T. federal aid bill supported by A.F.L.
S. M. Borchardt. Am Teach 29:5-6 Mr '45

American federation of teachers; its his-
tory and organization. W. G. Fordyce. bib-
liog f Am Sch Bd J 112:23-6 Je '46

A.F.T. resolution. Progres Ed 22:7 N '44

AFT summer workshop at Madison offers un-
usual opportunities. L. Plummer. il Am
Teach 31:10 Ap '47

AFT to sponsor second vacation seminar at
University of Wisconsin. July 22-August 4.
1945. il Am Teach 29:7-8 Ap '45

Convention action on international relations.
Am Teach 31:37-8 O '46

Executive council meets in Chicago. Decem-
ber 27-29. il Am Teach 31:5-8 F '47

Executive council meets in Gary. December
27-29. Am Teach 30:4-7 F '46

Federal aid principles adopted by convention.
Am Teach 31:36-7 O '46

Fourth annual AFT vacation workshop at
University of Wisconsin school for workers.
Am Teach 31:11-13 My '47

Historical background of American teacher
unions. W. G. Fordyce. Am Sch Bd J 112:
43-4 My '46

64

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

AMERICAN federation of teachers — Continued
How and why we differ. Am Teach 30:21 F

'46
Improvement of human relations. Am Teach

31:38-9 O '46
Interesting facts from AFT history. I. R.

Kuenzli. Am Teach 30:6-S My '46
On the educational front. Am Teach 31:4-5

ilr '47
Organized teachers fight for democracy. I. R.

Kuenzli. American Federationist 53:17-19

My '46
President Landis reviews gains and sets forth

issues to be met. J. F. Landis. Am Teach

29:7-10 O '44
Programming for peace. J. F. Landis. Am

Teach 30:4-5 N '45
Resolutions adopted by A.F.T. convention.

Am Teach 31:16-19 N '46
Summary of executive council action at De-
cember meeting in Chicago. Am Teach 29:

4-7 F '45
Teacher retirement and social security. I. R.

Kuenzli. Am Teach 29:18-19 D '44
Teachers' unions and labor's weapons. \V.

G. p-ordyce. bibliog f Am Sch Bd J 113:

31-3 S '46
Union in action in 1944, I. R. Kuenzli. il

Am Teach 29:10-13 O '44
Union in action in 1946. I. R. Kuenzli. Am

Teach 31:22-7 O '46
Union organization and the school crisis. I.

R. Kuenzli. Am Teach 31:4 F '47
year of outstanding achievements: excerpts

from the annual report. Am Teach 30:5-7

O '45

IVIeetings
19ii, Chicago
Delegates spend five busy days at A.F.T. con-
vention in Chicago. Am Teach 29:3-74- O

•44

I'l'iG. St Paul
Democratic spirit pervades 29th AFT con-
vention. Am Teach 31:3-6 O '46

Commission on educational reconstruction
Current educational problems and the work
of the AFT commission on educational re-
construction. F. W. Reeves. Am Teach 31:
12-19 O '46
Meets in Washington, December 2. Am Teach
30:4 Ja '46

Committee on cultural minorities
Report. L. Lane. J Negro Ed 14:109-12 Ja '45

Committee on international relations
Committee outlines program for international

relations. Am Teach 30:3-4 Ap '46
AMERICAN fiction

American college in fiction. R. C. Boys.

Col Engl 7:379-87 Ap '46
Conrad Richter: early Americana. D. M.

Kohler. Engl J 35:363-9 S '46; Same. Col

Engl 8:221-7 F '47
Howells' grasshopper. G. Snell. Col Engl 7:

444-52 My '46
Negro in contemporary fiction. N. Dunn, bib-
liog f Mad Q 7:24-8 Ja '47
Our changing literary temper. E. Wagen-

knecht. Col Engl 6:423-30 My '45; Same.

Engl J 34:235-42 My '45
Our writers are winning victories too. E. B.

Burgum. Col Engl 6:185-93 Ja '45; Same.

Engl J 34:1-9 Ja '45
P-N fiction. G. Hicks. Col Engl 8:107-12 D

'46; Same. Engl J 35:525-30 D '46
Social themes in American realism. J. T.

Farrell. Engl J 35:309-15 Je '46
AMERICAN field service fellowships for French

universities, incorporated
American field service fellowships for French

universities to be resumed. Inst Int Ed N

Bui 20:9 D '44
Requirements for eligibility. Inst Int Ed

N Bui 20:5 Ap '45
AMERICAN folk songs. See Folk songs, Ameri-
can
AMERICAN Friends service committee

Fifteenth annual institute of international

relations. G. H. Miller. Pittsburgh Sch 19:

66-9 N '44
Interracial youth camo project. E. B. Cooper.

Calif J Sec Ed 20:464'-6 D '45
Placement service of the Anierican Friends

service committee: a technique in race re-
lations. F. S. Loescher. Occupations 25:90-3

N -46

Starving children receive aid from the
Friends service committee. F. F. Sandmel.
il Am Teach 29:8-12 F '45

Volunteer work camp: a new instrument of
education. E. R. Miller. Ed 66:318-20 Ja '48

World from the grass roots. D. .Messenger.
11 Christian Science Monitor Weekly Maga-
zine Section p5 Mr 8 '47
AMERICAN hearing society

New aids and materials for teaching lip read-
ing, with manual tor the teacher. $1 The
soc, 1537 35th st. NW, Washington 7. D.C.
AMERICAN historical association

59th annual meeting. Sch & Soc 60:3SS D 16
•44
AMERICAN history. See United States — His-
tory
AMERICAN home economics association

AHEA international scholarship students,
1930 to 1946-47. J Home Econ 39:215 Ap '47

AHEA international scholarship students
1946-47. J Home Econ 39:213-14 -\p '47

AHEA .saga. K. E. Baldwin. J Home Econ 38:
216-18, 275-6. 343-7. 507-S; 39:23-6. 139-40,
222-4. 279-81 Ap-Je, O '46, Ja, Mr-My '47

AHEA: today and tomorrow. J. W. Harris.
J Home Econ 36:394-6 S '44

Association's K.E.B. H. W. Atwater. J
Home Econ 38:69-70 F '46

Bold steps toward Association goals. D. S.
Lewis. J Home Econ 37:404-5 S '45

Consunier education and home economics in
the secondary schools; a statement prepared
for the Consumer education study. 20p pa
15c '45 Consumer ed. study

For the need of our times. D. S. Lewis. J
Home Econ 3S:3S5-7 S '46

History of home economics. H. T. Craig, il
Prac Home Econ 22:245-6-|-. 279-81-f, 325-
7-1-, 405-8-I-, 471-4-1-, 533-6-f Je-D '44

Home for home economics. J. W. Harris. J
Home Econ 38:413-14 S '46

How home economics teachers help consumers
with their wartime problems. (Consumer ed.
.service ser7 noS) 24p 25c '43 The assn,
620 Mills bldg, Washington 6. D.C.

Progress report. G. A. Branegan. J Home
Econ 39:157-8 Mr '47

Revision of constitution and by-laws. J Home
Econ 37:463-5 S '45

Should the AHEA abandon legislative work?
J Home Econ 36:562-7 N '44 '

Should the AHEA run an employment serv-
ice? J Home Econ 36:641-5 D '44

Meetings
i9-ii, Chicago
Tentative schedule for annual meeting,' Chi-
cago, June 20-25. 1944. Prac Home Econ
22:243 Je '44
Thirtv-sixth annual meeting, June 20-23,
1944. Prac Home Econ 22:282-7 Jl '44

19^5, Evanston^ Illinois

Annual meeting. June 14-19, 1945; action pro-
gram. J Home Econ 37:425-40 S '45

Evanston meeting. June 14-19, 1945. J Home
Econ 37:414-15 S '45

79^6, Clei'eland
Annual business meeting, Cleveland. Ohio.

June 23-27, 1946; Association's lone-time

program of work, J Home Econ 38:429-43 S

'46
Home economics conventions, il Prac Home

Econ 24:386-t- S '46
Report from AHEA annual meeting. Sch

Life 29:18 O '46
37th annual meeting, June 24-27, 1946. J

Home Econ 38:166 Mr '46

19,} 7, St Louis
Meet them in St Louis, 38th annual meeting,

June 23-26, 1947. il J Home Econ 39:220-1

Ap '47
Tentative program, 38th annual meeting. J

Home Econ 30:156 Mr '47

Consumer education service
Harriet R. Howe: consumer advocate. R.
O'Brien. J Home Econ 38:149-51 Mr "46

Department of colleges and universities
Tentative statement concerning home eco-
nomics in junior colleges, prepared by a
committee, I. Spafford. chairman [mimeo-
graphed] 84p $1,50 '44 Burgess

EDUCATION' IXDEX July 1944— June 1947

65

AMERICAN humor. See Humor, " American

AMERICAN Indians. See Indians of CtMitral
.Vnnririi: liuliaj\s of .Mexicu; Indiana of
.Ninth .\mfru-ii; Indiarift ol Solllh America

AMERICAN institute for foreign trade

Thunderbird al peace. F. V. Krikart. Hls-
pania 30:72-3 F '47

AMERICAN institute of France, inc.

American insiilule of France, inc. Sch &
-Soo 65:261 Ap 12 '47

AMERICAN institute of mining and metal-
lurgical engineers

Mineral industry education division
Professional training of geophysicists; report
of Keophysic.< ed. com. of the di\'ision.
(Technical pub. no 1633; Class J no IS)
I'jp 26c '43 The iust. 2'J W 3ath st, N.Y. IS
AMERICAN instructors of the deaf
Thirty-third biennial convention, St Augus-
tine, Fla. Volta R 4D:126+ Mr "47
AMERICAN international association for eco-
nomic and social development
Home demon-'itriiiion i^ervicc for Brazil. C.
Sainba(iu>'. J Home Kcon 3y:2ul-2 vVp '47
AMERICAN international college, Springfield,
Massachusetts
Latin-America in New England. K. S. Ul-

lery. J Ed 127:276-9 N '44
Veteran on the college campus. R. S. Ullery.
J Ed 130:S5-6 Mr '47
AMERICAN Jewish committee

Education program and policies of the Amer-
ican Jewish committee. S. A. Fineberg. Ed
66:310-12 Ja '46
AMERICAN Jewish congress

iirief report on specific organizations and
their piograms. Harvard Ed R 15:136-7 Mr
•45
AMERICAN Jewish joint distribution commit-
tee
Post-war vocational service in France. R. L.
Plaut. Occupations 25:222-8 Ja '47
AMERICAN labor education service, inc.
Annual report of the director for the year
1946. by E. G. Coit [mimeographed] lip pa
gratis '47 The service, 1776 Broadw^ay, N.Y.
19
AMERICAN language. See English language in

the United States
AMERICAN law institute
Statement of essential human rights. Annals
of the American Academy of Political and
Social Science 243:18-26 Ja '46
AMERICAN legion

American legion answers questions regarding
universal iiiilitary training. Tex Outl 29:
19-20 Mr '45
American legion resolution. Nat Ed Assn J

36:54-t- Ja '47
Greetings from the American legion. W. H.

Atherton. Nat Ed Assn Proc 1944:75-81
Peacetime-training proposal from the Ameri-
can legion defense committee. W. C. Bag-
ley. Sch & Soc 62:20 Jl 14 '45
■\Villard Straight post, American legion, on
compulsory training. W. C. Bagley. Sch &
Soc 62:51-2 Jl 28 '45
See also
Boys' state

National Americanism commission
Know your America: suggested study course
in Americanism, rev ed 64p il pa '44 N.E.A.
AMERICAN libraries abroad

Story of a library. Sch & Soc 60:295 N 4
■44

AMERICAN library association

Activities. Sch & Soc 64:396-7 D 7 "46
ALA report on major reading interests, 1944.

Sch & Soc 61:167 Mr 17 '45
A.C.R.L. and the A.L.A. C. H. Brown Li-
brary Journal 71:1005-10 Ag "45
Better planning needed. F. E. Hirsch. Li-
brary Journal 71:572-3 Ap 15 '46
College and university libraries and librarian-
ship; an e.xamination of their present status
and some proposals for their development:
prepared by College and university postwar
planning com. of the Association and the
Assn. of colleges and reference libraries;
W. H. Carlson, chairman. (Planning for
libraries no6) 152p pa $2.50 "46 A.L.A

Educational role of libraries. Am Lib Assn

Hul 38:340-9 O 1 '44
Librarian in wartime. Am Lib Assn Bui 38:

360-8 O 1 '44
Librarians chart their programs. R. M. Dun-
bar. Sch Life 29:25-6 O '46
Library service needs recruits, bibllog Oc-
cupations 23:151-3 l> '44
Most widely Uised children's books of 1939-

1943. Chicago Sch J 27:33 S "45: Same. Nat

Ed Assn J 34:122 O "45
Outstanding religious books chosen. Christian

Ed 28:67-72 S '44
School libraries and the library development

fund. C. I. Hayner. Am Lib Assn Bui 39:

69-70 Mr '45
School libraries tor today and tomorrow;

functions and standards. (Planning for libs.

no5) 43p blbliog pa $1 '45 The assn.
Sec also
Joint committee for

the study of adult

education policies,

principles and

practices

Meetings
J!I46. Huffalo

Buffalo proceedings. Am Lib Assn Bui 40:1-

128 S 15 '46
Tentative program of the sixty-Hfth annual

conference, Buffalo, June 16-22, 1946. Am

Lib Assn Bui 40:169-84 My '46

Adult education board
Adult education polic.v for libraries. Am Lib

Assn Bui 38:451-2 N '44; Excerpts. Adult

Ed Bui 9:86 F '45
Educational role of libraries. R. B. Sealock

and M. Fulmer. Am Lib Assn Bui 39:359-

60 O 15 '45

Board of education for librarianship
Accredited library schools. Am Lib Assn Bui

38:H84-5 D 15 '44
Accredited library schools. Am Lib Assn Bui

39:422-3 O 15: Hil2-3 D 15 '45
Accredited library schools. Am Lib Assn Bui

40:412-13 O 15 '46
Librarian in wartime and after. D. Coney and

A. M. Hostetter. Am Lib Assn Bui 39:

380-2 O 15 '45

Undergraduate courses in library science. Am
Lib Assn Bui 41:70 Mr '47

College and reference section
See Association of college and reference
libraries

Committee on public library
Public libraries and school libraries. Am Lib
Assn Bui 39:147-8 Ap '45

Division of cataloging and classification
Catalogers' and classifiers' yearbook, number
11 [1945] 96p pa l$2 '45 A.L.A.

Division of libraries for childi;en

and young people

Cotmnittee on planniny school

library quarters

Dear Mr Architect. 12p plans diags pa 15c '46
A.L.A.

Division of library education
Division of library education. L. F. Stiegr.
Am Lib Assn Bui 41:3-5 Ja '47

Executive board

Dependence of libraries on library schools.
Am Lib Assn Bui 38:228 Je '44

School and children's library division
Educational role of libraries. M. L. Batchel-
der. Am Lib Assn Bui 39:362-4 O 15 '45

School libraries section
School and children's libraries. M. M. Pike,
ed. See is.fues of Wilson library bulletin
AMERICAN literature

American literature and the democratic tradi-
tion. H. M. Fast. Engl J 36:55-60 F •47;
Same. Col Engl 8:279-84 Mr '47

66

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944--June 1947

AMERICAN literature — Cuntinued

American literature: the forces behind its

growing up. L. Gurlio. Col Engl 7:319-22

Mr '46: Same. Engl J 35:119-22 Mr '46
Critical standards in the American romantic

movement. R. E. Spiller. Col Engl 8:344-52

Ap '47 ^ , .

Folklore in American literature. E. E. Leisy.

Col Engl 8:122-9 D "48
In behalf of the gilded age. W. F. Taylor.

Col Engl 6:13-17 O '44
Laggard art of criticism. O. Cargill. Col Engl

6:243-50 F '45: Same. Engl J 34:59-66 F '45
Literature and the western colleges. A.

Gu6rard. jr. New Republic 11G:27-S My

19 -47
Regionalism and the little magazines. C.

Allen, bibliog f Col Engl 7:10-16 O '45
Some literary fallacies. G. Hicks. Col Engl

6:69-75 N '44: Same. Engl J 33:459-65 N

•44

See also
American fiction
Best sellers
English literature

Literature
Spanish American
literature

Aims and objectives
Intercultural education in English classrooms;
an informal survey. M. B. Smiley. Engl J
35:337-49 Je '46

Bibliography

Research in progress. R. W. Adams, comp.
See issues of American literature

United States, 1865-1900. C. W. Garrison and
others, eds. v 1-2 pa ea $1; to students 50c
'44 Hayes foundation, Fremont. Ohio

Correlation with other subjects

Adventure in tolerance. M. L. Hallett. Engl
J 35:101-3 F '46

Criticism, Foreign
Nouvelle revue fran^aise and American lit-
erature, 1909-1940. C. Lynes, jr. bibliog f
French R 19:159-67 Ja '46

Curriculum
American heritage course. H. Mendenhall.
Engl J 34:383-5 S '45

Projects
Anthology of the common man. A. Cutler.
H Points 26:60-2 Je '44

Teaching

Current opinion on the teaching of the lit-
erature of the Negro. J. S. Lash, bibliog f
J Negro Ed 14:18-27 Ja '45

Land of the free; program for teaching
American literature. W. F. Thaler, bibliog
KngI J 33:365-71 S '44

Robert Frost as teacher. R. L. Cook. Col Engl
8:251-5 F '47

Stereotypes and real people. M. M. Heaton.
Engl J 35:327-32 Je '46

Colleges and universities
American literature in American education.

M. S. Shockley. Col Engl 8:23-30 O '46
Maturity of American literature. B. A.

De Voto. Saturday Review of Literature 27:

14-18 Ag 5 '44
Nationalism in the college curriculum. G.

Pearson. Sch & Soc 65:19-22 Ja 11 '47
Renegotiate the English teachers! E. C.

Drake. Harper's Magazine 189:470-3 O '44
Stepchild of the college curriculum: Ameri-
can literature. E. V. .Sandin. Sch & Soc 63:

99-100 F 9 '46
Study of American literature neglected in

colleges. Publishers Weekly 148:2683 D 22

■45
Training of college teachers of American

literature. W. Thorp. Col Engl 8:360-5 Ap

'47

Elementary schools
Great stone face; another study of a re-
quired reading. M. O. Hollenbeck. il Grade

Teach 62:64-|- O '44
Study the Great stone face. R. L. Erikson.

il Instr 56:33+ Je '47

High schools
Planning reading experiences for eleventh-
grade English. M. Zollinger, bibliog f Sch
R 54:148-53 Mr '46

Preparation of the high-school teacher in
American literature. E. S. Bradley. Col
Engl 8:365-70 Ap '47

Tests and scales
Great stone face; another study of a required
reading. M. O. Hollenbeck. il Grade Teach
62:64-1- O '44

Units of work

American literature for life and living. N.
M. Lombard. Engl J 33:383-4 S '44

Land of the free; program for teaching
American literature. W. F. Thaler, bibliog
Engl J 33:365-71 S '44

New England authors. M. K. M. Hogan. bib-
liog il Grade Teach 62:50-1+ Ja '45

Understanding the American heritage: a
classroom experience. G. R. Carlsen. Engl
J 36:116-20 Mr '47

Colleges and universities

Prejudice and the study of American liter-
ature J. C. Hepler. bibliog f Assn Am Col
Bui 32:248-54 My '46

South

Scholars or gentlemen? R. M. Weaver. Col
Engl 7:72-7 N '45
AMERICAN mathematical association. See

Mathematical association of America
AMERICAN mathematical society

Universal mililarv service in peacetime. Sci-
ence 103:579-81 My 10 '46
AMERICAN medical association

Papers and discussions presented at the an-
nual congress on medical education and
licensure, February 14-15. 1944. 55p pa '44
The assn. 535 N Dearborn st. Chicago

Papers and discussions presented at the an-
nual congress on medical education and
licensure. Chicago. February 11-12. 1946.
57p pa '46 The assn. 535 N Dearborn st.
Chicago

Papers prepared for annual congress on medi-
cal education -and licen.'^ure. Chicago, Feb-
ruary 12-13, 1945. 44p 50c '45 The assn. 535
N Dearborn st, Chicago
See also

Joint committee on Joint committee on
health problems in physical fitness of
education of the the National corn-

National education mittee on physical

association and the fitness and the
American medical American medical

association as.fociation

Council on medical education
and hospitals
Forty-sixth annual report of medical educa-
tion in the United States and Canada, in-
cluding lists of approved internships, resi-
dencies and fellowships. 1277-1358p pa '46
The assn. 535 N Dearborn st. Chicago 10
AMERICAN men of science
Collegiate training of recently starred sci-
entists. S. S. Visher. Sch & Soc 61:17-20
Ja 13 '45; Same cond. Ed Digest 10:24 Mr
'45
Comparative scientific strength of universi-
ties. G. G. Simpson. Science 101:506-7 My 18
•45
AMERICAN missionary association
See also
lii.'^litute of race re-
l.'itions
AMERICAN museum of natural history, New
York „

American museum of natural history. P. Os-

born. Science 101:168 F 16 '45
Natural history museum film contest. Progres

Ed 24:167 Mr '47
Spring program of Natural history museum.
Ed Screen 26:164 Mr '47

Department of education

American museum of natural history's 2d

audio-visual-aids institute. G. F. Ramsey

and I. F. Cypher. Sch & Soc 63:213-15 Mr

23 ^46 ^ , „

Mexican interlude. G. F. Ramsey and I. F.

Cypher, il Sch Arts 45:259-61 Ap ^46
Museum continues its visual aids institute.
I F. Cvpher and G. F. Ramsey, il Ed
Screen 25:86+ F ^46

FOrrATlOX IXni'.X InU 1044 lum' I'M/

67

AMERICAN museum of nafUri»r history, ■ New
York— I'lpiirlMU'nl of odll.iitioii- r">ifi)i"<rf
Museum IniiUKuralcs a visual aids IrfSltutc.
I. P. Cypher and G. F. Ramsey. Ed Screen
24:60-2 V M.'i: Kxcerpts. Sch & Soc Gl :
.■il6-17 My 12 '45
New York center has the answers. I. F.

I'ypher. il Nations Sch 38:58+ N '46
Sooonii audio-visual aids institute. I. F.
CVpher and G. F. Ramsey. H Points 28:70-2
Ai> '40.
Third annual museum audio-visual aids In-
stitute. I. F. Cypher and G. F. Ramsey. II
Fd Screen 26;'J5-(; F '47
Third annual museum audio-visual aids Insti-
tute. I. F. Cvpher and G. F. Ramsey. Sch
* Soc 65:283-4 Ap 19 '47
AMERICAN music. Sec Music. American
AMERICAN nurses association

I'ri-paratioii of counselors. F. O. Trigps. blb-
liou f American Journal of Nursing 45:
545-6 .11 '45
AMERICAN parents association

AnnounciiiB the orsanization of the Ameri-
can parents association. G. J. Hecht. Par-
ents Mag 22:14 Ap '47
AMERICAN philosophicnl association

Commission on the function of philosophy
in liberal education

Plillosophy in American education; its tasks
and oppnrttutiiies. by B. Klanshard [and
oiliersj :!nr,p biblio;; f $:; u.i Harper

AMERICAN physical education association. See
American association for health, physical
education, and recreation

AMERICAN physiotherapy association

Alllliated organizations: American pii.vsio-
Iherapy association. J. I... Stevenson. J
Health & Phys Ed :7:212-]3-l- Ap '46

AMERICAN press institute
American press institute at Columbia univer-
sity. Higher Ed 3:S N 1 MG

AMERICAN prisoners of war. See Prisoners of
war

AMERICAN psychological association
Ten years of journalism in psychology, 1937-
1D46; first decade of the Journal of con-
sulting psychologv. J. P. Svmonds. bibliog
il J Consult Psychol 10:335-411-1- N '46

Committee on graduate and
professional training

Graduate internship training in psychology:
report by the subcommittee on graduate
internship training. J Consult Psychol 9:
243-66 S '45
AMERICAN public health association

Health association endorse.s school lunches.
Kd Vic 3:7 Ja 3 '45

Institutions accnedited by the American pub-
lic health association to give the degree of
doctor of public health for the academic
year 194G-1947. American Journal of Public
He.ilth 36:1038-9 S '46

Institutions accredited by the American pub-
lic health as.sociation to give the degree
of master of public health (diploma of pub-
lic health in Canada) for the academic
year 1946-1917. American Journal of Public
Health 36:244-7 Mr '46

Preliminary program of the scientific ses-
sions of the 74th annual meeting. Cleveland,
Ohio. November 11-14, 1946. American Jour-
nal of Public Health 36:1184-1209 O '46

To meet November 11. .«ch Life 28:15 Ap '46

Trans-actions of the eighth institute on pub-
lic health education: from the 70th annual
meeting of- the Association, held in Atlan-
tic City. N J, 1941. 126p $1.50 '42 The assn,
1790 Liroadwiiy. NY. 19

Committee on new developments
in health education
New developments in health education.
American Journal of Public Health 34:876-9
Ag '44

Committee on problems in cost account-
ing for health education
Problems in cost accounting for health edu-
cation: report, bibliog American Journal
of Public Health 35:1075-8 O '45
Committee on professional education
APHA to accredit .schools of public liealili
Sch & Soc 62:134 S 1 '45

Proposed report on the educational qu.'illflca-
tlons of executives of voluntary health as-
sociations. American Jotu'nal of Public
Health 35:499-503 My '45

Proposed report on the educational qualifica-
tions of health otllcers. American Journal of
Public Health 35:42-4 Ja '45

Proposed report on the educational qualirtca-
tlons of health olllcers. American Journal
of Public Health 36:904-7 Ag '46

Proposed report on the educational qualifica-
tions of medical administrators of special-
ized health activities. American Journal of
Public Health 34:746-8 Jl '44

Proposed report on the educational qualltlca-
tions of nutritionists in health agencies,
American Journal of Public Health 36:45-50
Ja '10: Same. J Home Fcon 38:16-20 Ja '46

Proposed report on the educational qualinca-
tions of public health dentists. American
Journal of Public Health 35:45-8 Ja '45

Proposed report on the educational qualillca-
tions of school physicians. American Jour-
nal of Public Health 34:977-83 S '44

Public health degrees and certitlcates
granted in the United States and Canada
during the academic year, 1943-1944. Amer-
ican Jomnal of Public Health 34:1264-9 D
■44

Public health degrees and certificates granted
in the United .States and Canada during
the academic vear, 1944-1945. American
Journal of Public Health 35:1311-18 D '45

Public health degrees and certificates granted
in the United States and t'anada during
the acadetnic year. 1015-1946. American
Journal of Public Health 37:67-9 Ja '47

Second wartime public health conference and
seventy-third annual business meeting. I.
L. Funtel. American Journal of Public
Health 34:670-3 Je '44

Section on public health education
Early days of the public health education
section. H. E. Kleinschmidt. American
Journal of Public Health 34:1058-64 O '44
AMERICAN Red cross. See Red cross
AMERICAN Russian institute

American Russian ittsiitute fellowship, Sch
A Soc 65:38 Ja 18 '47
AMERICAN -Scandinavian foundation

.\merican-Scandinaviari foundation. H. G.

Leach. Inst Int Ed N Bui 20:9-10 N '44
Honored for his leadership in combating in-
tolerance. Sch cS: Soc 63:61 Ja 26 '46
AMERICAN scholar (periodical)
Circulated bv Phi beta kappa. Newsweek 28:
110-11 O 14 '46
AMERICAN school, Mexico City, Mexico

Report of visit to the American school, Me,v-
ico. D.F. August 5-9, 1946. F. C. Jenkins.
So Assn Q 11:128-9 F '47
"AMERICAN school and imiversity: yearbooks
devoted to the design, construction, equip-
ment, utilization, and maintenance of edu-
cational buildings and grounds, 1944-1946.
(V 16-18) 3v 447:575;663p bibliog il maps
plans diags '44-'46 Am. sch. pub. corp, 470
4th av. X.Y. K
AMERICAN school health association

American school health association. C. H.
Keene. J Health & Phys Ed 17:147-|- Mr
'46
AMERICAN school of Quito

American school of Ouito. D. S. Ward. Sch

& Soc 64:385-6 N 30 '46
Bi-lingual, bi-national school. D. S. Ward.

Phi Delta Kappan 28:377-80 My '47
Exneriment in international education. G.
Plaza Las.so. il .Vations Sch 37:23-4 My '46
AMERICAN school of the air. See School of the

air of the Americas
AMERICAN school publishing corporation
See also
Confi'rence on school
building
AMERICAN schools abroad
American private schools in Latin America.
R. T. Davis. Ed Rec 25:327-36 O '44; Same.
Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:49-55 My '45
American-sponsored schools in Latin Amer-
ica. Sch & Soc 64:287 O 26 '46
American universities abroad suggested.
Higher Ed 2:9 Ap 1 '46

68

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

AMERICAN schools abroad — Continued

Notable proposal for international under-
standing. Sch & Soc G3:306 Ap 27 '46

U.S. aid for schools for Americans and other
nationals abroad. Sch & Soc 62:40 Jl 21
■45
AMERICAN social hygiene association

New York city regional conference on so-
cial hygiene. February 6, 1946. Sch & Soc
C3:lS4-5 Mr 16 '46
AMERICAN society for engineering education

Background of the proposal for revision of
the constitution. H. S. Rogers. J Eng Ed
36:89 O '45

Call to the sections and branches. H. M.
Crothers. J Ene Ed 35:316-17 .Ja '45

Divisions 1946-47. J Eng Ed 37:278-80 N '46

Division of administrative officers of engi-
neering colleges S.F.E.E. .semi-annual re-
port. A. A. Potter. J Eng Ed 35:311-15 Ja
■45

George Westinghouse award in engineering
education. Sch & Soc 63:258 Ap 13 '46

Harry S. Rogers, president. S.P.E.E, 1944-
1945. J Eng Ed 35:4-6 S '44

Highlights of tlie history. H. S. Rogers. J
Eng Ed 35:1-12 F '45

Minutes of council meetings, June 1-2. 1945.
Pittsburgh. Pa. J Eng Ed 36:6-9 S '45

Minutes of council ineetings, June 22-25,
1944; minutes of 52d annual meeting, re-
ports, etc. J Eng Ed 35:21-35 S '44

Minutes of the 54th annual meeting. J Eng
Ed 37:19-20 S '46

Officers, council members, and committees of
the Society for 1944-45, and list of mem-
bers. J Eng Ed 35:14-247 F '45

Officers, council members, and committees
of the Society for 1944-46; with list of
members. J Eng Ed 36:12-249 F '46

Officers, council inembers and committees for
1946-47; with list of members. J Eng Ed
37:15-267 P '47

Open letter to Mr Duerksen. C. J. Freund.
J Eng Ed 37:281-2 D '46

Outline of proposed constitutional structure
of the Society. R. E. Doherty. J Eng Ed
36:401-3 Mr '46

Presidential address. H. S. Rogers. J Eng
Ed 36:10-13 S '45

Proceedings of the 50th-51st annual meetings.
1942-1943. 2v ea $3 '43-'44 The soc, F. L.
Bishop, sec, Univ. of Pittsburgh. ISigelow
& Parkman sts. Pittsburgh

Proposed revision of the constitution. H. O.
Croft. J Eng Ed 36:469-95 Ap '46

Report of committee on sections and branch-
es. H. J. Gilkey. J Eng Ed 35:433-6 Ap '45

Report of secretary and treasurer. J Eng
Ed 36:18-22 S '45

Report to the Society. R. E. Doherty. J Eng
Ed 34:524a-524e Ap '44

Reports of conferences. Cincinnati meeting.
June 22-25. 1944. J Eng Ed 35:84-104 O '44

S.P.E.E. and E.C.P.D. initiate cooperation in
professional development. I. C. Crawford
and C. F. Scott. J Eng Ed 35:221-6 N '44

Summary stateinent upon the proposed revi-
sions of the constitution and bv-laws. H. S.
Rogers. J Eng Ed 36:599-600 Je '46

Summer school for engineering teachers. R.
P. Hoelscher. Higher Ed 2:10-11 My 15 "46

Year book, 1945. J Eng Ed 35:1-252 F '45
See also

Lamme medal

Meetings
I9!ii, Cincinnati

52d annual meeting. R. Walters. Sch & Soc
60:77-8 Jl 29 '44

19iS, St Louis
53d annual meeting; announcement. J Eng Ed
35:159 N '44

Committee on academic tenure,
professional service and
responsibility
Report. C. J. Freund and others. J Eng Ed
36:601-11 Je '46

Committee on engineering education
after the war
Implementing the report of the committee on
engineering education after the war. N.
W. Dougherty. J Eng Ed 34:638-45 Je '44

Report. J Eng Ed 34:589-614 My '44; Sum-
mary. 35:36-58 S '44

Committee on graduate study

Manual of graduate studv in engineering. J
Eng Ed 35:615-52 Je '45

Division of administrative officers
of engineering colleges
Annual report. J Eng Ed 36:23-5 S '45
Physics division
Committee on engineering physics
Engineering physics a.? a college curriculum.
J Eng Ed 36:439-46 Mr '46

New England section
Operation of the New England section.
A.S.K.E. C. E. Tucker. J Eng Ed 37:243-5
N '46
AMERICAN society for the hard of hearing
Twenty-fifth anniversary. Volta R 47:35-h
Ja '45
AMERICAN society of agricultural engineers

Committee on curricutums

Subcommittee on agricultural
teacher-training
Engineering phases of teacher- training for
vocational agriculture. Ag Ed Mag 17:124-5
Ja '45
AMERICAN sociological society

Committee on training and recruitment

Report. American Sociological Review 10:77-
S9 F '45
AMERICAN student health association

Proceedings of the twenty-third annual meet-
ing, Cincinnati, March 15-16, 1944, (Bui.
no26) 74p il The assn, H. B. Pryor. sec,
Stanford univ, Stanford University. Calif.
AMERICAN students in China

Social control of American good-will ex-
change students in China. E. W. Meisen-
helder. 3d, Journal of Social Psychology 19:
301-12 My '44
AMERICAN students in Cuba

Learning Spanish with the Cubans. E. V.
Massimine. it Bulletin of the Pan American
Union 79:145-7 Mr '45
AMERICAN students in Europe

Early opposition to the education of Amer-
ican children abroad. E. W. Knight, bib-
liog Ed Forum 11:193-204 Ja '47

Fellowships for graduate study in the Nether-
lands and Czechoslovakia. Sch & Soc 65:
159 Mr 1 '47

Junior year abroad, 1947-1948. Inst Int Ed N
Bui 22:9-12 Mr '47 ,

Meeting of the Junior year abroad. E. J.
Fisher. Inst Int Ed N Bui 21:17-19 My '46

Revival of junior year foreign study group.
E. J. Fisher. Inst Int Ed N Bui 20:6-7 Ap
'45

Special committee on the junior year abroad;
meeting in New York. October 20. 1945. E.
J. Fisher. Inst Int Ed N Bui 21:11-12 D '45

Studv abroad: advantages and pitfalls. H.
G. Doyle. Hispania 29:509-12 N '46
AMERICAN students in foreign countries

Education of United States veterans in for-
eign countries. W. C. Eells. Higher Ed 3:1-4
Ap 15 '47

Free schooling for Americans abroad. United
States News 21:49 O 25 '46

Removal of wartime objection to study
abroad. Sch Life 28:11 Ja '46; Excerpts.
Higher Ed 2:7 F 1 '46

Student GI's abroad. I. R. Lorwin. 11 New
York Times Magazine p2S Ja 12 '47

Summer schools abroad for American stu-
dents—1947. Inst Int Ed N Bui 22:6-7 Ja
'47

AMERICAN students In France

Les 4tudiants-soldats am^ricains dans les
universit^s frangaises. C. Cestre. French R
19:233-7 F '46

Impressions of France. 1946; cultural ex-
changes, reorganization of secondary
schools. J. E. Barker. French R 20:284-91
F '47

Main Street on the Rive Gauche. K. Camp-
bell. New York Times Magazine p28-9 Ap 13
'47

EDUCATK^X IXDF.X Tulv 1044— Tune 1947

69

AMERICAN students In Great'Bnlain

AnuTioan soldier students at IlrltUh univer-
sities. Inst Int IM N lUil L'l:10 Ja.—^6
American soldiers at Oxford. Michaelmas
term 1945. C. K. Bagley. Inst Int Ed N
Uul 21:13-14 F '46
AMERICAN students in Guatemala

Jlxpenineiit m educiilion. i;. S. Gray, il Tex
Mull 31:18-19+ My 17
AMERICAN students in Italy
Junior year in Italv. 1947-194S. Inst Int Ed
N Hul 22:10-11 F '47
AMERICAN students in Latin America
Fellowships in I^atin America. Inst Int Ed

N Bui 21:9 Mr '46
Student exchanges under the Buenos Aires
convention. W. .\. Shamhiin and T. E. Cot-
ner. Higher Ed 3:6-9 F 1 '47
AMERICAN students in Mexico
Adelante. caminante. M. C. Johnston. Sch

Lire 29:11-12 O '46
Experiment in education. R. S. Gray, il Tex

OutI 31:18-19+ My '47
Winter in Mexico tor college students. Higher
Ed 3:10 D 15 '46
AMERICAN teachers association

Black and wliite of rejections for military
service; a study of rejections of selective
service registrants, by race, on account of
educational and mental deficiencies, by M.
D. Jenkins and others. (Studies) 51p bib-
liog f pa '44 The assn, box 271, Mont-
gomery 1, Ala.
Forty- first anntial meeting. Tennessee agri-
cultural and industrial state college, Nash-
ville. Tenn. Ed Vic 3:25-6 O 20 '44
Some problems of intercultural education as
seen by Negro educators. Sch & Soc 62:
301-2 N 10 '45
AMERICAN teachers in foreign countries

American scholars and German universities.
K. Loewenstein. Inst Int Ed N Bui 22:5-8
Ap '47
American teachers in China. A. H. Hop-
kins, jr. bibliog f Social Studies 38:23-9 Ja
"47

Foreign service effects. F. Bobbitt. Phi Delta
Kappan 27:249-51+ My '46
AMERICAN television society

Educational research. B. E. Jones. Assn Ed
liadio J 6:89-90 F '47
AMERICAN textbook publishers institute

American textbook publishers institute. L.
W. King. (In American school and univer-
sity. 1944. P305-6)

Annual meeting. Feb. 27-28. 1946. Princeton.
N.J. Publishers Weekly 149:1521-3 Mr 9 '46

Who should produce visual materials? a
meeting of textbook publishers and educa-
tional fllm producers. J. nor>'. Ed Screen
24:349+ O '45
AMERICAN type founders

Department of education
Facts about the printing industry for schools;
the importance and progress of the printing
industry, its need for skilled workers and
the opportunities it offers, with compara-
tive charts showing its standing with other
major industries: comp. by J. A. Backus
and M. M. Hamlin. 2Sp pa '46 Am. type
founders. 200 Elmora av, Elizabeth B, N.J.
AMERICAN universities abroad. See American

.Tiiools abroad
AMERICAN university, Washington, D.C.
American university heads score college foot-
ball. Sch & Soc 64:327 N 9 '46
Cooperative study plan. Higher Ed 2:11 Ap 1
'46

Institute on the position of the United States

in world affairs. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin

Bui 29:96 My '45
New curriculum in radio and television at

the American university. Sch & Soc 64:166-7

S 7 '46
AMERICAN university of Beirut

Wlu-re East is West. Time 48:59 S 9 '46
AMERICAN university union

Reopening of the American university union

in Paris. H. S. Krans. Inst Int Ed N Bui

22:5-7 My '47

AMERICAN veterans' committee

Citizens tirst. veterans second — the A.V.C.

J. W. .McGrew. J Ed 129:248-9 O '46
AMERICAN vocational association
A\'.\ in St Louis. Pruc Home Econ 25:92+

F -47
A.V'.A. opens door. Bsns Ed World 26:476

My '46
America's vocational schools. 54p il pa '45

The assn. 1010 Vermont av, NW, Wash-
ington. D.C. 5
Bit of history. Ag Ed Mag 17:214 My '45
Convention at St Louis. Ind Arts & Voc Ed

35:435 D '46
Forty years in vocational education. J. C.

Wright. Sch Life 28:13-16 Mv '46
Planning committee for industrial arts. Ind

-Vrts & Voc Ed 33:28A+ D '44
Postwar reconstruction. L. Walsh. J Home

Econ 37:93-4 F '45

Meetings
19H, Philadelphia

American vocational association convention
Dec. 6-9, 1944. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 33:24A+
D '44

A.V.A. national conference held in Philadel-
phia. Dec. 6-9. Bsns Ed World 25:313 F '45

Annual meeting. December 6-9, 1944. Ed Vic
3:1-6 Ja 3 '45

Convention. Philadelphia, December 6-9, 1944
Ind Arts & Voc Ed 34:86+ F; 28A+ Mr '45

Reconversion vocational training conference.
Ed Vic 3:2 N 20 '44

I9i6, Buffalo

Convention. Buffalo. N.Y, February 6-9 1946
Ind Arts & Voc Ed 35:63 P '46

Guidance program at the 1946 annual meet-
ing of the American vocational association
H. A. Jager. Occupations 25:290-1 F '47

Home economics at the AVA L, Walsh
Prac Home Econ 24:222-3+ Ap '46

Thirty-ninth annual A.V.A. convention. Ind
Arts & Voc Ed 35:23A-24A Ap; 26A+ My
46

Thirty-ninth annual convention. J. R Coxen
Sch Life 28:10-11 My '46

Vocational guidance at the American voca-
tional association in Buffalo. C. M. Horn
Occupations 24:431-2 Ap '46

Agricultural education section
Adjusting agricultural education to the times;

report of panel discussion. E. L. Austin.

Ag Ed Mag 19:7-8+ Jl '46
Convention program; Philadelphia, December

4-9, 1944; agricultural education section.

Ag Ed Mag 17:111 D '44
Our leadership in agricultural education. Ag

Ed Mag 17:105 D '44
Program: St Louis. Mo. December 4-7, 1946

.\k Ed Mag 19:103+ D '46

Committee on research and publications
Enlarged program of vocational education
with special reference to larger administra-
tive units. 52p 40c '43 The assn. 1010 Ver-
mont av. Washington, D.C.

Committee on standards of attain-
ment in industrial arts teaching
Objectives of the industrial-arts teacher;
report. Ed Digest 12:45-8 D '46

Home economics section
Carry-over into homes of the teaching of
family living to in-sciiool and out-of -school
youth. 17p 20c '43 The assn, 1010 Vermont
av, Washington, D.C.
AMERICAN youth for world youth

American youth for European youth. Progres

American youth organize to help world youth
\\. .S. Gray. El Sch J 46:478-9 My '46

Organization of wide implications and prom-
ise. Sch & Soc 63:371-2 My 25 '46

Youth play their part. H. A. Anderson. Sch R
54i3fsl-3 S '46

AMERICAN youth hostels. See Youth hostels
AMERICANISM

Americanism. W. B. Spalding. Phi Delta

Kappan 27:231 Ap '46 '.'cuo.

Americanism through history. L. B Irwin

Social Studies 38:85 P '47 ' "'"•

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EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

AMERICANISM — Continued

Franklin D. Roosevelt's contributions to
American idealism. W. C. Bagley. Sch &
See 01:243-4 Ap 21 '45 „ ^ ,. , ,

Pan American day in the Catholic school.
Sister Mary Helen Patricia. Cath Ed K
44:136-40 Mr '46 . . ^^ ^. .

Working prograin in Americanism in the (..ni-
cago public schools. M. G. Lusson. il Chi-
cago Sch J 27:10-13 S '45
Youth appraises the American way. O. l^aws
and M. J. J. Wiese. il Nat Parent Teach
40:24-6 N '45
See also
Patriotism

Courses of study
Know vour America. American legion. Na-
tional" Americanism commission, rev ed pa
■44 N.E.A.
AMERICANIZATION , . u.

Citizenship education for the foreign born in
Nebraska. V. P. Morey. Neb Ed J 24:290
N *44
Cultural assimilation and the church. L. Co-

vello. Relig Ed 39:229-35 Jl '44
New approach to Americanization. H.
Kenipfer. Am Sch Bd J 112:17-18 Je '46
See also
Immigrants in the
United States —
Education

AMERICANS ^ , „ „

Total war and American character. M. H.

Bickham. Relig Ed 41:291-4 S '46

What is an American? H. D. Roberts. (In

California elementary school principals as-
sociation. Education for cultural unity;
seventeenth yearbook, p 14-16)

See also
United States— Civil-
ization
AMERICANS in England

Allied mobile education unit. J. Leese. Adult
Ed 17:31-3 S '44

AMERICANS in Europe , ^

Ambassadors to Europe s children. L,. F.
Gittler. Progres Ed 23:84-5+ Ja '46
AMERICANS in foreign countries

What a company looks lor in engaging^men
and women for foreign trade work. C. E.
Shaw. Hispania 30:91-5 F '47
What's wrong v,-ith us? D. Allen. Progres
Ed 24:104 Ja '47
AMERICANS in France

Cultural mission to France, summer 194b. J.
O. Swain. Mod Lang J 31:191-8 Ap "47
AMERICANS in Italy
Parla italiano, Joe? 5th army night school
at the University of Florence. R. C. Geake.
il Saturday Evening Post 218:6 N 24 '45
AMERICANS in Latin America
Certain Americans in the tropics. C. Beals.

Hispania 2:1:531-4 N '4r>
Language study by naval personnel in Latin
America. J. G. Vaeth. Hispania 28:94-7
F '45
AMERSON, Vera Mignon
Accreditation of business training in the
armed forces. J Bsns Ed 19:18-20 My '44

— and others

Improvement of learning and achievement
in shorthand, bibliog (In American busi-
ness education yearbook, 1945. p 108-46)
— See Bloom, B. S. jt. auth.
AMES, Alfred Campbell

Should humanistic-social study be made engi-
neering education? J Eng Ed 36:543-6 My
'46
AMES, Barton, pseud.

I have something against my principal. Clear-
ing House 21:152-3 N '46
AMES, D. A. and others

Meet the Soviet Russians: a study guide to
the Soviet Union for teachers in secondary
schools. (Harvard workshop ser. no6) 89p
75c '44 Harvard univ. Graduate sch. of ed.
Com. on pubs, 16 Lawrence hall, Cam-
bridge. Mass.
AMES, Joseph Sweetman

Joseph Sweetman Ames: the man, N. E,
Dorsey, il por Am J Physics 12:136-48 Je
•44

AMES, Mrs Louise (Bates)

Development of the sense of time m the
voung child, bibliog Pedagog Sem 68:97-125
Mr '46 ■ ■ , .

Earlv individual differences in visual and mo-
tor behavior patterns: a comparative study
of two normal infants by the method of
cinemanalysis. Pedagog Sem 65:219-26 D '44
Free drawing and completion drawing: a
comparative study of preschool children,
bibliog Pedagog Sem 66:161-5 Je '45
— See Gesell, A. jt. auth.
— and Learned, Janet

Imaginary companions and related phenomena,
bibliog Pedagog Sem 69:147-67 D '46
AMES, Maurice Umschweif

Science education — a vital need for high
school youth today. H Points 28:35-8 Ap '46
AMES, Merlin M.
.\rtiflcial-Jaw history. Social Studies 36:258-
r,?< O '45
AMES, Viola Caprez
Socio-psychologicai vectors in the behavior
and attitudes of children: awareness of
acceptance status, bibliog J Ed Psychol
36:271-88 My '45
— and Fiery, C. D.

Phvsical growth from birth to maturity, bib-
liog R Ed Res 14:427-37 D '44

AMHERST college
Amherst boyhood. A. E. Stearns. '46 Amherst

col. lib, Amherst, Mass.
Education for democracy. G. F. Whicher. Am

Assn Univ Prof Bui 31:60-71 Mr '45
Harry de Forest Smith scholarship. Class J

42:248 Ja '47
Piety and intellect at Amherst college. 1865-

1912. T. Le Due. bibliog $2 '46 Columbia

univ. press
Remembrance of Amherst. W. G. Hammond.

.?3 '46 Columbia univ. press
AMIDON, Edna Phyllis

Looking ahead in vocational education in

home economics. Ed Vic 3:5-9 Mr 3 '45
Space and equipment for homemaking in-
struction. J Home Econ 37:153-4 Mr '45

AMIDON, Hilda F,

Hartford league initiates a class for children,
Volta R 48:230-2 Ap '46
AMIDON, Paul S.

Cooperative action in nutrition education. Sch
.\lanag 16:10-f S '46
AMISH Mennonites. See Mennonites
AMISS, John M, See Sutton. T. C. jt. auth.
AMMEN, Harry
Procedure and content of a soils course tor
adults. Ag Ed Mag 18:233 Je '46
AMMERMAN, Mrs Kathleen G.

Can children interpret literature? El Engl

R 21:207-10+ O '44
Guided program in reading. El Engl R 23:
115-20 Mr '46
AMMONIUM compounds

Analysis
Alizarin as a reagent for ammonium ion in
elementarv qualitative analysis. H. W.
Frings. J Chem Ed 21:460 S '44
AMMONS, P. E. Ray

.Successful industrial-arts teacher. Ind Arts
& Voc Ed 34:452-4 D '45
AMNER, Floyd Dewey

We need more foreign languages. Phi Delta
Kappan 27:152+ Ja '46

AMOS, Junia

Our Mexican neighbors. Chiidh Ed 22:38i-S
Ap '46
AMOS, Mrs Marjorie

Local com.iiunity. Sch (El ed) 33:447-8 Ja '45
AMOUNT of schooling. See Age and grade of

students leaving school
AMSLER, Betty

Riport of a local student council conference.
Sell Activities 16:303+ Ap '45
AMSTER, Alvin

Help vour substitute: Bsns Ed World 26:488-
9 iiv '46: Same cond. Sch Manag 15:34
Ag '46
What's vour Hooper rating? Bsns Ed World
26:556-7 Je '46
AMUNDSEN, Alfred G. See Thomas, W. E.
Jt. auth.

EDUCATION IX'DF.X July 1944— hme 1947

71

AMUSEMENTS '

Ohililriri's leisure lime acilvUles. Mrg M.
Kiiizkr mid Mra B. S. Wortis. 11 Parents
Mas 22:lUb-f Ap '47
Family luii. See issues of I'arenls' inagazine

See also
Books and readlns Radio broadcasting

Games Uecreallou

Movinij pictures Sports

Play Theater

ANALYSIS charts. See Reports and records
ANALYSIS of variance
Control charts in script assessment in large
written examinations. F. Sandon. Journal
of the Koyal Statistical Society 106 no4:
343-S 43
Note on solutions of analysis of variance for
the problem of unequal or disproportionate
subclass numbers. F. Tsao and P. O. John-
son. J Kxp Kd 14:253-5 Mr '46
Recent developments in the statistical analy-
sis of ranl<ed data adapted to educational
research. F. G. Schultz. bibliog f J Kxp
Ed 13:149-52 Mr '45
See also
\'ariatioti U'^ialistii-s)
ANALYTIC chemistry. See Chemistry, Analytic
ANALYTIC geometry. See Geometry, Analytic
AN A LYTIC US. pseud. See Wise. J. W.
ANAPHYLAXIS and allergy

Adjusttnjj the school program to the allergic
child. K. Eilola. bibliog f J iixcep Child
12:162-7-1- ilr '46
Group and individual psychotherapy as an
adjunct in the treatment of allergy. U. W.
liaruch and H. R. iliUer. J Consult Psychol
lU:2Sl-4 S '46
Psychosomatic aspects of dermatology with
special consideration of allergic phenomena.
F. Deutsch and R. Nadell. bibliog Nerv Child
5:339-64 O '46

Relations to the mother as seen in cases of

allergy. L,. J. Saul. Nerv Child 5:332-8 O '46

ANASTASIA. Sister Mary. See Mary Anastasia.

Si,.*ter

ANATOLIA college

Adventuring with Anatolia college. G. E.
White. $1 '40 Herald-Register pub. CO, Grln-
nell, Iowa

ANATOMY

See also

Dissection

Nervous system

Physiology
ANCESTRY. See Heredity
ANCHORAGE. Alaska

Grade school
Too many children for our schools. J. L..
Minner. 11 Nations Sch 36:20-2 N '45
ANDER, O. F. and Phillips, Hazel

State historical societies and the teaching of
hi.story. Social Ed 11:22-4 Ja '47
ANDERSEN, Holger Witmer

Blueprints for increasing school attendance.

Sierra Ed N 41:10-11 F '45
Repair kit for teachers. Tex Outl 29:10 F '45
— and Russell, J. T.

Huiiit^ie club solves conduct problem. Sch Ac-
tivities 1C:177-S Ja '45
ANDERSON, Archibald Watson
Misconceptions, of excellence and democracy.

Sch & Soc 64:163-6 S 7 '46
Violations of the democratic ideal in current
conceptions of administrative procedure Ed
Adm & Sup 33:26-34 Ja '47
ANDERSON, Arthur von Krogh

Laboratory guide for physiological chemi.s-
.ry. 11 Pa. .stale col.
ANDERSON, Augusta

Ironipi List of Northwest Juveniles. Pacific
.N'orihwest Quarterly 35:356-62 O '44
ANDERSON, C. F.

Successful .school and community canning
project. Sch .Manag 15:14 Je '46
ANDERSON, C. Lester

Should it be audio-visual aids or audio-
visual materials'." Ed Screen 24:198 My "45

ANDERSON, Chester Reed

Preparation of teachers for college business
coinmuiiicalion ci)urst:s. Nat Bsns Ed Q 15:
4ii-51 IJ '46

ANDERSON, Clarence Scott

Doctor Anderson writes from Poland, por

Ag Ed Mag IS: 165 Mr '46
F, F.A. chapter at Fawn Grove, Penn.aylvania.

adopts a Czech peasant boy. por Ag Ed

Mag 19:137 Ja '47
Occupational requirements for young farm

employiis in York county, Penn. Ag Ed

MuK li;:23S Je '44
ANDERSON, Courtney, and Rivkin, R. K.
Movies: educational lllms altaiii school age.

United Nations World l:5S-9 My '47
ANDERSON, Earl William, and Ellassen, R. H.
Supply and demand in teaching, bibliog R Ed

Res 16:196-202 Je '46
—See Elia.sseii, K. H. jt, autli.
ANDERSON. Edward Eric

New t'oriii of examination in tiie suliject-

matter of psychology. J Ed Psychol 36:46-52

J a '4r>

ANDERSON, Elam Jonathan
Obituary

Sch & Soc 60:137 Ag 26 '44
ANDERSON, Ernest R.

Georgia'.s teacher-retirement system begins
operation. Am Sell Bd J 110:34-5 Ap '45
ANDERSON, Frederick L.

Education and tlie air age. Calif Sch 17:279-83
N '46
ANDERSON, George Lester

ted) See National council for the social stud-
ies. Adapting in.slruction in the social stud-
ies to individual differences
—See Krug, E. A; Wesley, E. B. Jt. auths.
— and Krug, E. A.

Adapting instruction to individual differences —
a professional problem. (In National coun-
cil for the social studies. Adapting instruc-
tion in the social studies to individual dif-
ferences; llfteenlh yearbook, p 150-6)
ANDERSON, Gordon V. and others

Apiiraisal of the individual, bibliog R Ed Res
15:13S-5t Ap '45

ANDERSON, Harold A.

Clarifying and enriching meaning vocabu-
laries 111 literature, bibliog f (In Conference
on reading. Improving reading in content
fields. p95-9)

Criteria tor selecting literature in high
schools and junior colleges. (In Conference
on reading. Appraisal of current practices
in reading, p216-21)

Critical thinking through instruction in Eng-
lish. Engl J 36:73-80 F '47

Function of English instruction in education
lor democracy. El Engl K 23:1-7 Ja '46;
Same. Engl J 35:69-76 F '46; Nat Assn
Sec Sch Prin Bui 30:156-63 F '46; Col Engl
7:327-34 Mr '46

ANDERSON, Harold Homer

Mental hygiene in family life, bibliog R Ed
Res 16:401-7 U '46

Talent .should be fostered, not forced Nat
Parent Teach 40:25-7 O '45
— and Brewer, H. M.

Studies of teachers' classroom personalities,
I; dominative and socially integrative be-
havior of kindergarten teachers. (Am,
psychological assn. Applied psychology
monographs no6) 157p bibliog pa J2 45
Stanford univ. press; Excerpts. El Sch J
46:126-9 N '45

— and Brewer, J. E.
Studies of teachers' classroom personalities,
II: effects of teachers' dominative and in-
tegrative contacts on children's classroom
behavior. (Am. psychological assn. Applied
psychology monographs no8) 128p bibliog pa
$1.50 '46 Stanford univ. pre.ss

— and others

Studies of teachers' classroom personalities,
HI; follow-up studies of the effects of
dominative and integrative contacts on chil-
dren's behavior. (Am, psychological assn
Applied psychology monographs no 11) 156p
liibliog pu $2 '46 Stanford univ. press

ANDERSON, Hazelle Mathilda

Lets lead about Chrislmas. .Minn J Ed 27-
127 N '46

72

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ANDERSON, Homer Willard

Education ot the veteran in small com-
munities. Sell Manag 16:439-41 Ap '46

Fitting the school to the contour and charac-
ter of the land. Sch Executive 65:58-61
Ap '46

National service for youth. Nations Sch 35:20
F '45
ANDERSON, Howard Richmond

Geography in the work ot the U.S. OtHce
ot education. J Geog 46:163-7 My '47

Nature and extent of reading in social stud-
ies. (In Conference on reading. Improving
reading in content fields. p34-8)

Should colleges prepare teachers who know
what to teach or how to teach? Social Ed
11:65-7 F '47

Teaching world understanding in the sec-
ondary schools, bibliog Sch Executive 66:
55-7 Ja '47

Techniques in teaching current affairs, bib-
liog Sch Life 29:3-5 N '46
—and Shufelt, B. M.

Social studies; the curriculum, bibliog E Ed
Res 14:337-9 O "44
— and others

Experiment in teaching certain skills of crit-
ical thinking. J Ed Res 38:241-51 D '44

Measurement of understanding in the social
studies, bibliog (In National society for the
study of education. Forty-fifth yearbook,
pt 1. p71-lfl3)

—See Stull. H. C. jt. auth.
ANDERSON, Hurst Robins

Are junior colleges on the wrong path? Jun
Col J 15:249-52 F '45

Four musts for postwar success. Jun Col J
15:157-9 D '44
ANDERSON, Irving Howard

Concept of remedial reading. J Bxcep Child
13:97-101 Ja '47; Same cond. Ed Digest 11:
43-5 Ja '46

Improving adult reading through visual aids,
bibliog Ed Screen 26:195-7-}- Ap '47

Still-projection methods in the teaching of
reading. Ed Screen 25:293-4 Je '46
— and Morse, W. C.

Place of instrumentation in the reading pro-
gram: evaluation of the ophthalm-o-graph.
bibliog J Exp Ed 14:256-62 Mr '46

Reading of veterans. J Higher Ed 17:375-7 O
'46
ANDERSON, Isabel J.

Have you tried free reading? Instr 55:17 Ap
■46
ANDERSON, J. L.

California industrial education. Sierra Ed N
42:4S O '46
ANDERSON, J. M.

Voung farmers on the home front. Ag Ed
Mag 18:32 S '45
ANDERSON, James Nesbitt

Obituary

Sch & Soc 61:411 Je 23 '45
ANDERSON, Jean. See Cleveland, A. jt. auth.
ANDERSON, Jeanette Olive

Is there a word for aphasics? bibliog f Q J
Speech 32:485-0 D '46

AVhither speech? Q J Speech 31:492-3 D '45

—and Gray, G. W.

Voice and articulation improvement, bib-
liog f Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:30-5
N '45
ANDERSON, Sir John

Treasury grants to universities. Times Ed
Sup 1555:78 F 17 '45
ANDERSON, John Alvin
Vetoran.<^ in a four-year junior college. Am
Assn Col Reg J 21:205-10 Ja '46
ANDERSON, John D.
Portrait

Sch Executive 66:34 N '46
ANDERSON, John Edward

Parents' altitudes on child behavior; a report
of three studies. Child Develop 17:91-7 Mr
'46
Shall my child go to nursery school? Nat
Parent Teach 40:4-6 D '45; Same cond.
Ed Digest 11:30-1 F '46
Theory of early childhood education. (In
National society for the study of education.
Forty-sixth yearbook, pt2. p70-100)
— See Faegre, M. E. L. jt. auth.

ANDERSON, John W.

Fair trade obstructs monopoly of distribu-
tion. Ed Screen 25:415 S '46
ANDERSON, K. Elizabeth

Health education in the high school, bib-
liog Mont Ed 20:6-7 My '44
Rural school health in Montana. Mont Ed

22:38-9 Mr '46
Teacher training in health education. Mont
Ed 23:8-9 Ap '47
ANDERSON, Kenneth E.

Method for teaching formula writing and
structural diagraming in high school chem-
istry. Sch Sci & Math 47:46-7, 188-90, 269-71
Ja-Mr '47
— and Lode, Tenny

Student-made micro-projector. Sch Sci &
Math 46:701-2 N '46
ANDERSON, L. J.

Tri-state livestock-marketing school. Ag Ed
Mag 19:166-}- Mr '47
ANDERSON, L. W.

Experience in the teaching of typewriting.
Bsns Ed World 26:124-6 N '45
ANDERSON, Lillian

Simplifying summertime meals. Nat Parent
Teach 40:7-9 Je '46
ANDERSON, M. Margaret

Langston Hughes tours high schools. (In
California elementary school principals' as-
sociation. Education for cultural unity;
seventeenth yearbook, p 103-5)
ANDERSON, Mabel T. and Hebeler, A. K.
Study the children. Ed Leadership 4:113-17 N
•46
ANDERSON, Margaret

Montgomerv County's school library program.
Wilson Lib Bui 20:367-8 Ja '46
ANDERSON, Mrs Margaret F.

Laboratory school or public school? the story
of an experiment. Minn J Ed 27:397-1- My
•47
ANDERSON, Marion A. See Russell, D. H.

jt. auth.
ANDERSON, Mary Lee, and others

Improving education for social-civic compe-
tence in the southern states. So Assn Q
9:90-109 F '45
ANDERSON, Mildred
Postwar planning at the college level in the
universities. J Health & Phys Ed 15:537-8
D '44
ANDERSON, Mrs Mildred
Poetry writing in a 6A language class. Nat
El Prin 23:19-22 Jl '44
ANDERSON, Myron Sallee

Four years of adult education. Sch & Soc
62:158-9 S 8 '45
ANDERSON, Niles

Safety in print. Safety Ed 26:10 Ja '47
ANDERSON, Oma Carlyle

Spring prelude; poem. Ed Forum 11:312 Mr
•47
ANDERSON, Paul Bunyan

Directed discussion questions plus practical
objective tests, bibliog f Col Engl 6:104-
11 N "44
Reading the motion picture. Sch & Soc 60:
12-13 Jl 1 ^44
ANDERSON, Paul Russell

(ed) See American academy of political and
social science. Universal military training
and national security
ANDERSON, Phyllis

Why teaching appeals to me. por Sch Execu-
tive 66:4S S '46

ANDERSON, R. D.

Teaching timber preservation. Ag Ed Mag

18:88 N '45

ANDERSON, Robert H.

Teacher in public relations. Phi Delta Kap-
pan 28:283-4 Mr '47

ANDERSON, Rose Gustava

Wimberlv's criticism of Kuhlmann-Ander-
son tests. J Ed Psychol 38:45-50 Ja '47

ANDERSON, Ross C.

Extra-curricular activities for business stu-
dents. Ky Sch J 23:26-1- Ja '45

EDUCATION INDEX July 1044 -Juiu- 1947

73

ANDERSON, Roy C.

Doiihlo-l.'tliT XYZ svstcm. written wojJ* ami
orul discussion. Social Studies 38:63-72 F '47
ANDERSON, Ruby
Th.is,' Intori-stinB sixes. Peabody J I'.d 24:
in-:! .N' •4t!

ANDERSON, Ruth

L„arnin»j lo play. Wis J Ed 78:395-0 Ap
■\i<
ANDERSON, Ruth E.

I.ilicral art.'* proKrain in the two World wars.
l.il.liOK f A.ssn Am Col Hul 32:569-80 D '46
ANDERSON, Ruth Irene, and others

Te.'stinj; pupil attainment of tlie objectives
of basic business education. (In Anicrican
bu.-iiness education yearbook, 1946. p 128-41)
ANDERSON, Ruthven C.

Soino a.spoots of Japanese education. Neb
Kd J 25:170-l-f Mv '45: Same cond. Ed
nii;.'.st 11:10-1:! S '15
ANDERSON, Stella. See Murphy. W. J. Jt.

auth.
ANDERSON, T. E.

Bonham high school. So Assn Q 8:531-4 N
■44
ANDERSON, Theresa W. and McCloy, C. H.
Mea.-iurement of sports ability in high school
girls. bibliOK Am Assn Health Phys Ed &
Rec Res Q 18:2-11 Mr '47
ANDERSON, V. N.
Apology: the class sat with stiff backs; story.
Clearing House 21:297-300 Ja '47
ANDERSON, Vernon Ellsworth

Human side of curriculum development. Ed

Leadership 4:218-21 Ja '47
In-service education for an entire state. Calif

J Sec Ed 19:219-23 My '44
Statewide in-service training plan devised to
meet a war-time need. Nations Sch 34:49-
50 D '44
When does curriculum change occur? Ed
Adm * Sup 32:538-9 D '46
— and Long, W. A.

School system builds its own workshop. Ed
Leadership 2:209-11 F '45
— and others

State-wide in-service training protjram. Ed
Res nul 23:129-34 My '44
ANDERSON, Virgil Antris
Speech needs and abilities of prospective
teachers. Q J Speech 30:221-5 Ap '44; Same
cond. Ed Digest 10:22-3 S '44
ANDERSON, Virginia (Mrs William Arthur
Anderson)
Xorl h meets south; an adventure in good
will. Int J Relig EM 22:4-5 Ap '46
ANDERSON, Mrs Vivienne
American colonists — 1945. Social Ed 9:366-7

D '45
Leadership problems. Sch Executive 66:44 Ja;

44 F: 52 Mr: 39 Ap: 47 My '47
Passport to fellowship. Clearing House 21:

173-5 N '46
Poet's visit shapes curriculum. Engl J 34:
549-52 D '45
ANDERSON. W. Carlisle
CluTk points. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 34:301-3
S '15
ANDERSON, W. H. company, Cincinnati

Ohio school code; ed. by W. L. Tarr and H.
G. Edwards. 264p $4.50 "43 The co, 524
Main st. Cincinnati
ANDERSON, Walter Alexander
Critical reaction to proposal for objectives
of education . for Minnesota schools. Minn J
Ed 27:215-16 Ja '47
Education today in Montana. See issues of
Montana education through September 1945
Events in cooperation. Ed Leadership 3:120-

3 D '45
Modern supervision is in-service education.

bibliog EM 67:199-204 D '46
Providing for individual differences in the
elementary school social studies program.
(In National council for the social studies.
Adapting instruction in the sociaJ studies
to individual differences; fifteenth year-
book. p33-9)
— and others

Selected bibliography on ^ementary educa-
tion and related fields [mimeographed] rev
ed 25p pa 25c '44 N.E.A. Dept. of super-
vision and curriculum development

ANDERSON, Wendell Q. See Muns, A. C. Jt.

auth.
ANDERSON, Mrs William Arthur. See An-

<bT.-^(^n. V.
ANDERSON, William E.
Personality characteristics of 153 Negro

pupils. Dunbar high school. Okmulgee,

Oklahoma. J Negro Ed 16:44-8 Ja '47
— and Crawley, S. L.

Reading interest of Negro high school pupils.

Q R Higher Ed Among Negroes 13:5-11 Ja

'US
ANDERSON, William Ewart

Attempt through the use of experimental

techniques to deterinine the effect of home

assignments upon scholastic success. J Ed

Res 40:141-3 O '46
ANDERSON, William Gilbert

Luther Halsey Gulick award for distinguished

service in physical education. G. J. Fisher

and J. 13. Nash, por J Health & Phys Ed

16:302-3-t- Je '45
ANDERSON, WInslow Samuel
Academic costume in American colleges. Assn

Am Col HuI 32:416-18 O '46
ANDERSON, Indiana

High school
Laboratory English in Anderson senior high

school. M. E. Thurstone. North Cen Assn

Q 21:486-90 Ap '47
ANDERZHON, Mamie L.

Keeping a dail.v record of the temperature.

J Geog 44:333-5 N '45
Observing the position of the sun thru a

systematic recording of shadows. J Geog

44:355-8 D '45
What is in the mile behind an inch on a

map or globe. J Geog 44:288-95 O '45
Writing our own map language. J Geog 45:

35-8 Ja '46
ANDON, Gertrude

Nursery children in the church. 44p bibliog il

pa 25c '45 Pilgrim press, 14 Beacon st, Bos-
ton 8
ANDOVER academy, Andover, Massachusetts,

See Phillips academy
ANDOVER Newton theological seminary
Legal aspects of the Andover creed. R. D.

Pierce. Churcli History 15:28-47 Mr '46
ANDOVER theological seminary. See Andover

Newton theological seminary
ANDREE, Robert G.

Challenge to teacher education. Ed Adm &

Sup 33:39 Ja '47
English — key to personal adjustment, bibliog f

Ed 67:286-9 Ja '47
For our veterans. Clearing House 19:279-81 Ja

•45
Let pictures tell your school story. Nations

Sch 37:41-3 Ap '46
Training youth for intelligent membership

in labor unions. Clearing House 19:114-16 O

'44
ANDREEVA, Tamara

New language: bridge into tomorrow. Am Sch

Bd J 114:21-2 Mr '47
ANDRES, Paul Gerhard
Problems of Signal corps war training pro-
gram in communications. J Eng Ed 34:669-

81 Je '44
ANDRESS, James Mace, and others

Teacher.s' guide I. to accotnpany Spick and

span; Health parade; Growing big and

strong; Safety every day. (Safe and

healthy living) new ed 157p bibliog pa 48c

'45 Ginn
Teachers' guide II, to accompany Doing

your best for health; Building good health;

Helping the body in its work; Healthy

home and community. (Safe and healthy

living) new ed lS2p bibliog pa 48c '45 Ginn
ANDREW, Brother A,

Elegy for an American. E.T.O; poem. Engl

J 36:205 Ap '47
ANDREW, Sister Mary Marguerite

Cla.ssroom theories vs. classroom practices.

Bsn.s Ed World 26:532-4 Je '46
Charted progress for second-year typists.

Bsns Ed World 25:314-15 F '45
Testing and teaching. J Bsns Ed 20:14 F '45

74

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ANDREWS. A. E.

Statistical studv of women mathematicians in
the six editions of American men of sci-
ence. J Ed Sociol 17:543-50 My '44
ANDREWS, Barbara

Posture wears a uniform, bibhog J Wealtn
,t Phys Ed 15:4S6-7-f N '44
ANDREWS, Benjamin Richard

Suggestion that schools, colleges, and homes
flv the United nations flag. Sch & Soc 62:
94 Ag 11 '45 . „ „

Three conferences on marriage. Prac Home
Econ 24:336-(- Je '46 . „ ^ „ ^

United Negro college fund. inc. Sch & Soc
61:333 My 19 '45

ANDREWS, Bill , ,

One teacher's story. Safety Ed 26:17-|- Ja 47

ANDREWS, Charles Luther

Microwave optics. Am J Physics 14:3i9-82
X '4i;
ANDREWS, Claud Miller

Rehabilitation through vocational training.
Ed 66:248-50 D '45
ANDREWS, Elizabeth Gordon

Guidance survey of student problems. Ed &
Psychol M 4 no3:209-15 '44
ANDREWS, Elizabeth M.
Washington. D.C. charts the child. J Ed 130:
56-7 F '47
ANDREWS, Emily Russell

High school's physical fitness program needs
improvement! Sch Manag 15:23 S '45
ANDREWS, Francis M.
Now the blind do ofBce work too. Bsns Ed
World 27:108-9 D '46
ANDREWS, H. L.

Use of audio-visual aids in an airlines train-
ing school. Ed Screen 23:388-90 N '44
ANDREWS. John Nelson
How junior colleges can serve veterans. Jun

Col J 16:155-61 D '45
Outlook for the serviceman: a discussion of
the education, re-employment, and re-
habilitation of veterans. lS4p 30c '44 Inst,
on postwar reconstruction, N.Y. univ,
Washington sq, X.T. 3 „ ^. o.

Veteran goes to college. Sun-ey Graphic 34:
402-6 O '45
ANDREWS, Katherine A. ^ , ^ „.

3B class studies the newspaper. Engl J 3o:
497-500 N '46
ANDREWS, Leonard Otwell

Air-mindedness — a task for in-service educa-
tion (In Association for student teaching.
23d yearbook; pt2. p47-50)
Improving basic teaching procedures. (In
\ssociation for student teaching. 23d year-
book: pt2. p3-15)
ANDREWS, Louella

Cliirpv Cricket's Christmas carol; story. Am

Chiidh 30:49-50 D '44
Magic arrows; story. Am Chiidh 30:52-3 F '45
JIavbe it's a dragon! story. Am Chiidh
30:48-9 O '44
ANDREWS, Margaret E. , „ r., „r „ t

Back to school they came. Sch R 53:25-9 Ja
•45: Same cond. Am Teach 29:18-19 My '45
How a co-operative program works in Min-
neapolis, por Bsns Ed World 25:412-14 Ap
'45
Minneapolis' successful junior-hign work
program. Clearing House 20:106-9 O '45
ANDREWS. Mildred E. See Hatcher, H. M. jt.

auth.
ANDREWS, Ralph J.

Haven't we turned the other cheek too often.

Ed 66:01-2 S '45
Objectives and achievements reported by

North Carolina. Ed Vic 3:14-15 S 4 '44
—Sec Wilson. G. D. jt. auth.

ANDREWS. Rebecca ^ , ^ .

Apparatus catalog as a time saver. Sch feci
,*,: Math 46:312 Ap '46
ANDREWS, Walter A.

State and the curriculum. Minn J Ed 25:

112 N '44
—See Bossing. N. L. jt. ed.
ANDREWS, Wentworth

Letter from Oxford. New Yorker 23:57-8-)- Ap
5 '47

ANDRUS, Ruth

In defense of five-vear-olds — a pertinent ad-
ministrative problem. Chiidh Ed 22:262-3
F '46

Liberalizing the program for preschool chil-
dren, bibliog f (In National society for the
studv of education. Forty-fourth yearbook,
pt 1. p5-29)

Next steps in the public schools. Progres Ed
23:135-84- F '46
ANDRUSS, Harvey Adolphus

First American army university. Pa Sch J
94:241-2 Mr '46

ANECDOTAL records. See Personnel records

ANECDOTES

Anecdote in the classroom. D. T. Armstrong.
Ed Forum 9:313-16 Mr '45

Anecdotes. D. T. Armstrong. J Ed 129:315-
16: 130:26 D '46-Ja '47

Anecdotes as teaching devices. D. T. Arm-
strong. J Ed 129:2.80-2 N '46: Same cond.
H Points 29:78-80 Ap '47

ANEMOMETERS

Pupil project: demonstration of the principle
of the turbine and the anemometer. J. J.
Rheins. Sch Sci & Math 47:13-14 Ja '47
ANGELA, Frances

Dogs are human, too. Safety Ed 25:2-3 S
■45
ANGELAKOS, D. J. See Ellithorn. H. E. jt.
auth.

ANGELL. Ernest

Some experiments in group persuasion. J Ed
Sociol 19:57 S '45
ANGELL, George W.

Field workshop: ten good outcomes at Earl-

ville school. Clearing House 20:140-1 N '45

Some evaluative activities in educational

philosophy. Ed Res Bui 25:234-424- D '46

ANGELL, John H. See Russell. J. D. jt.

com p.
ANGELL, Sir Norman

Education and international understanding.
American Scholar 14 no4:415-24 [O] '45
ANGERER, Clarence Louis

(ed) Farming programs. See issues of Agri-
cultural eclucation magazine
ANGIER, Roswell Parker
Obituary

(In Carnegie foundation for the advance-
ment of teaching. Forty-first annual re-
port. 1945-46. p78)
ANGLE. Paul McClelland
University library and its manuscript collec-
tion. Library Quarterly 15:123-30 Ap '45

ANGLE. Trisection of. See Trisection of angle

ANGLES

See also
Goniometry

ANGLEWORMS. See Earthworms

ANIMAL behavior (natural history) See Ani-

laais — Habits and behavior
ANIMAL behavior (psychology)

E.xperimental contributions to mental hy-
giene. L. F. Shaffer, bibliog R Ed Res 16:
429-35 D '46
Inheritance of shyness in dogs. F. C. Thorne.
Pedagog Sem 65:275-9 D '44
See also
Animal learning
Maze learning
Rats
ANIMAL experimentation

Studying life to protect life. U. R. Cole.
\\"i"s J Ed 79:447-8-1- My '47

ANIMAL husbandry. See Live stock
ANIMAL intelligence
See also

Animal learning

Rats

ANIMAL learning

Demonstration of animal learning to a large
class H. GuUiksen and D. Peterson, il
Journal of General Psychology 31:273-5 O
•44

RDUCATIOX IXDKX July l'H4— June IO4;

75

ANIMAL learning — Continued
Solution by rhosus monkeys of problcuitf fn-
vi»lvinjr second oriior sign behavior wiiJi
tnter-niodul cues. T. Spael. bibllog I'edaBog
Seni G4:175-84 Jo "44
See also
Maze learning
ANIMAL psychology. See Animal behavior
(psyeholugy) ; Animal learning: Psychology,
I'ompuralive
ANIMAL sociology. See Animals — Habits and

t'«'h.-i\ior
ANIMAL stones

.\ninialttiwn rmnmage sale. AI. C. Potter.

j| Am Chiidh 32:40-2 N MS
IJab.v seal learn.s to swim. K. Clark, il Grade

Teach 63:22-3 Ja '46
Hears* trip to town. I). O'Connor. Grade

Teach t;:!:27 S '45
Ben's first flight. I. D. Kuenstler. II Am

Ohiidh 31:56 f '46
Big name — a big animal. H. C. Lake. Am

Chiidh 30:57 F '45
Big red ball. R. Naber. Grade Teach 62:2G S

'44
BInka's scarey adventures. H. Boyd. Am

Chiidh 31:52-3 Mr '46
Bird friends in the winter. M. C. Terry. Am

Chiidh 30:56 .la '45
Black Bill, the bad duckling. I. D. Kuenstler.

il .Vm Chiidh 31:44-5 N '45
Blackberry picnic. M. C. Potter, il Am Chiidh

32:48-50 S '46
Blue skies and lair. M. C. Potter, it Am

Chiidh 31:46-7 S '45
Bobby meets Mr Centipede. L. S. Graham
and M. Wackerbarth. Am Chiidh 30:47 S "44
Bonlires in Ammaltown. Al. C. Potter, il Am

Chiidh 30:46-7 N '44
Breakfast in bed. M. C. Potter, il Am Chiidh

31:46-8 Ap '46
Brown rabbit's secret. M. C. Terry. Am

Chiidh 30:54 Mr '45
Brownie and the rock slide. A. Chaffee. Am

Chtidh 31:58-9 Mr '46
Bruno, the bear. K. Russell. Grade Teach 64:

25-6 F '47
Bufo wakes up. i). K. Cook. Instr 55:31 My

'46
Caleb Cub at the candy counter. M. Davis.

Instr 56:20 My '47
Caterpillar and the bee. M. Freyberger. Grade

Teach 64:26-7 S '46
Chri-st:nas e\'e at Mrs Squirrel's. M. C.

Potter, il Am Chiidh -32:44-6 D '4G
Christmas spirit. M. C. Potter. 11 Am Chiidh

30:46-7 D '44
Coekv and the black shadow. A. L. Von

TunKoln. Grade Teach 62:22 .Mr '45
Columbus and the white-footed mouse. I. D.

Kuenstler. il Am Chiidh 30:46-7 O '44
Crusty, the coconut crab. A. Chaffee. 11 Am

Chiidh 30:46-7 S '44
Cyrus Crow gives the fire alarm. G. Baldwin.

Grade Teach 64:92-3 O '46
Daisies and forget-me-nots. M. C. Potter, il

Am Chiidh 32:46-8 Ap '47
Danny wins them over. I. Hall, il Am Chiidh

32:46-8 Mr '47
Dingo, the wild dog. A. Chaffee. Am Chiidh

30:56 F '45
Dipo the desert seed gatherer. A. Chaffee

il .\m Chiidh 30:50-1 My '45
Feather tail — the livinir fossil. A. Chaffee, il

Am Chiidh 30:52-3 O '44
Fierce tiger. V. B. Bentley. Instr 56:22 Mr "47
Food and water for Mrs Tortoise. 1. D.

Kuenstler. il Am Chiidh 30:57 My '45
Foolish chick.- C. Blanton. il Instr 36:18 Je

•47
Fox and the goat: adapted from an old fable

Grade Teach 62:26 S '44
Fregata. the feathered sail-plane. A. Chaffee.

il Am Chiidh 29:48-9 .le '44
Frisky loses his coat. A. E. DuBois. Am

Chiidh 30:55 Ap '45
Fun and funny. E. J. Eldridge. Am Chiidh 30:

46 Ap '45
Funnv little chicken loses his name. P. R.

Wade. Grade Teach 61:17 Je '44
Gilded horse. M. N. Morris, il Am Chiidh 30:

41-5 Ap '45
Good hou.^ekeeper. M. C. Potter, il Am Chiidh

30:44-6 My '45
Granddaddv frog. U. M. Jordan. Am Chiidh
31:56 My '46

Grandma Goose makes peace. S. Sllnson II

Am Chiidh 32:46-7 My '47
Happy birthday and April fool. M. C. Potter

II Am Chiidh 30:42-3 Ap '45
Hat with the curlicue feather. M. C. Potter.

II Am Chiidh 31:46-8 F '46
Helping hand. M. McLean. Grade Teach 63:

24 O '45
Honker, the wild goose. E. 1!. Frazior. Instr

54:34 O '45
Jack-o'-lantern pie. M. C Potter. 11 Am

Chiidh 30:44-5 O '44
Jack Rahhit runs away. E. A. Lindberg

Grade Teach 63:28 K '45
Kittens learn to meet the world. E. F. Bush

i\ Grade Teach 61:17 Je '44
Ky-o the coyote, who was smarter than a
steel trap. A. Chaffee, il Am Chiidh 31:54-5
Ja '46
Little Bobby Rabbit runs away. M. Hurst

Grade Teach 63:24-5 U '45
Little penguins learn to fish. A. Chaffee. Am

Chiidh 30:50 Je '45
Little I'Hik Cuddle Bunny. E. E. Hickok.

Grade Teach 112:22-3 Mr '45
Little Red Hen does her bit. M. L. Ford il

instr 54:18 Je '45
Little voice. R. A. Stevens. Grade Teach 63:

24 Mr '46
lonely elephant. M. E. Robinson. Grade

Teach 63:22 Je '46
Lunch for four. M. C. Potter, il Am Chiidh

32:50-2 F '47
March Monday morning. M. C. Potter, il Am

Chiidh 30:38-9 Mr '45
Mary's true friciids. E. Morrison, il Grade

Teach 62:18 Je '45
Maybe it's a dragon! L. Andrews. Am Chiidh

30:48-9 O '44
Meadowlark's party. G. Spinelli. il Am Chiidh

32:54-5 My '47
Mele, the canary bird. K. G. Stains. Instr

56:23 Mr '47
Mischiefs week. M. Kennedy. Instr 56:22 N

'46
Mr and Mrs Wren have a quarrel. M C

Terry. Am Chiidh 30:47 Ap '45
Mr Chickadee introduces himself. H. E Buck-
ley, il Grade Teach 62:21 Ja '45
Mr Goafs Christmas present. M. C. Potter

il Am Chiidh 31:44-6 D '45
Mr Gray Squirrel. A. B. Knight, il Grade

Teach 62:25 O '44
Mr Ground Hog runs away. H. Cederborg.

Instr 55:27 V '46
Mr Owl looked down. H. B. Adams. Grade

Teach 62:25-6 O '44
Mr Pig's valentine party. M. C. Potter, il Am

Chiidh 30:48-9 F '45
Mr Robin changes his name. B. D. Hayden.

Grade Teach 63:26 Mr '4fi
Mr Slow Turtle. M. C. Potter. 11 Am Chiidh

32:42-4 Mr '47
Mr Squirrel s discovery. M. G. Clark, il Instr

.'■.4:14 Mr '45
Mrs Featherdown's birthday party. H. Bovd.

il Am Chiidh 31:42-3 N '45
Mrs Goose has a hobby, M. C. Potter. 11

Am Chiidh 30:42-3 Je '45
-Mrs Guos.j is a gay guest. M. C. Potter, il

.\iii I'hildh 32:46-8 O '46
Mis Goose tries to he helpful. M. C. Potter.

Am Chiidh 32:42-4 Ja '47
Mrs Goose's money bag. M. C. Potter, il Am

Chiidh 32:44-6 My '47
Mrs Hen's hirihday cake. M. C. Potter, il Am

Chiidh 31:48-50 Je '46
Monkey's adventures. E. Parrish. il Instr 53:

30 S '44
Moonlight picnic. M. C. Potter, il Am Chiidh

20:54-5 Je '44
Mouse trap went snap! M. Ligocki. Grade

Teach 63:25-6 F '46
Mystery animal of the forest. M. C. Terrv il

Am Chiidh 30:57 Ja '45
Nog. a little white chicken. L. J. Caravatti.

il Grade Teach 03:32 My '40
Obadiah Bunny's new home. 11. Cederborg,

Instr 54:14-15 N '14
Old white cat finds a friend. H. J. Heide.

Grade Teach 63:27 S '45
One they came to see. M. L. Sharkey. Instr
53:20 Je '44

Party. H. E. Buckley. Grade Teach 62:18 Mv

'45
Presents for Easter Bunny. M. C. Potter

il Am Chiidh 31:48-50 Mr '46

76

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ANIMAL stories — Continued

Quiet Hallowe'en. M. C. Potter, il Am Chiidh

31:44-6 O '45 ., , ^. .,j^

Reddy's parachute. A. Chaffee, il Am Childh

30:50-1 Ap '45 ,, ^^ , . . .

Robin family gets ready to go. M. K. Lichty.

il Grade Teach 64:26 S '46 , „ .

Runaway ponv. M. C. Terry, il Grade Teach

63:28 N '45 , . t, j a ™

Rusty entertains company. L. A. Boyd. Am

Childh 30:45 Je '45 „ ^ , ,

Secret of the night. R. ^W . Sanders. Instr

56:19 Je '47 „ ^ „, ,,

Selfish skunk. B. W. Chester. Grade Teach

64:28 Mr '47 „ „ ., .

September mushrooms. M. C. Potter, il Am

Childh 30:54-5 S '44 . „ , ^, ,n

Shadow. A. Williamson. Grade Teach 63:30

Mv '46
Silvertail. I. Dovey. Am Childh 31:53 Ja '46
Six little chickens. M. W. Fox. il Am Childh

30:28-9 Ap '45 „ „ „■ ^ . -^

Spotty's first adventure. E. M. Bird and E.

B. Sheehan. Grade Teach 62:25 S '44
Squirrel family go vacationing. H. Boyd. Am

Childh 31:53-4 Ap '46 ,,„.,.,.

Sciuirrlie Squirrel's party. H. Boyd, il Am

Childh 31:49-50 S '45 „ , ,, „

Sue and Don meet Tony Toad. M. Brandon.

Instr 53:20 Je '44
Talking collar. T. M. Rider, il Instr 56:2U

Ap '47
Thanksgiving at Black Cat's. M. C. Potter.

il Am Childh 31:40-2 N '45
Three little ducks. H. Cederborg. il Am Childh
■ 31:50-1 O '45 ^ ^ ^^ ., ,

Three pairs of skiis. M. C. Potter, il Am

Childh 31:48-50 Ja '46 ^, .,,^„„

Trade rat. I. D. Kuenstler. il Am Childh 30:

56 Ap '45
Trouble in the forest. M. C. Terry. Am Childh

31:5' F '46 ^ ,^ ., a

Tubby and the snapper. C. Ahrens. il Am

Childh 31:51-2 Je '46 ^, ,^,

Twin lambs. 1. D. Kuenstler. il Am Childh

30:47-8 My '45 „„,,,.

Two little pigs run away. F. Taylor. Instr

55:24 Je '46 „ ., ^

Two-way runaway. R. A. Stevens, il Am

Childh 31:48 N '45
Vesper song. B. F. Bishop, il Am Childh

31:54-5 My '46 . „^.,j,

Wally ground hog. E. H. Lawton. Am Childh

AVee Wee Owl. H. Boyd. Am Childh 30:51 O

'44

Weenie Bear joins the circus parade. H.
Boyd, il Am Childh 31:51-3 Ap '46

What time is it? M. C. Potter, il Am Childh
31:46-8 My '46 ^, „ ., ,

Whitey learns to swim. A. Chaffee, u Am
Childh 31:50-1 N '45 ,^ ^

Whv the coyote's coat is gray; an old In-
dian legend. C. M. Lindsay. Grade Teach
63:23 Ja '46 , „ ,^ „., .,

Willv Worm and the apple. G. V. Rider, il
Am Childh 32:51-2 Ap '47 „„ ,„ „ t

Wimpie-Wee. H. Boyd. Am Childh 30:48-9 Ja
'45

Winter has gone. B. F. Bishop. Am Childh 30:
54-5 Ap '45

Wonderful sleighride. M. C. Potter, il Am
Childh 30:42-3 Ja '45

Yummv. the rabbit meets Squeaky, the squir-
rel R Russell, il Grade Teach 63:25-6 Mr
'46

ANIMALS

Animal life work sheets for primary grades.

F Crahan. Grade Teach fi4:2C-|- Ja '47
Animals of the Arctic. J. Watrous. il Grade

Teach 63:40-1 Ja '46
Plants and animals. C. F. Scotten. il Instr

55:23, 35-1- My '46
Ready-to-use tests tor middle and

grades: general facts about animals

Ford. Instr 56:33 N '46
Readv-to-use tests for middle and

grades: who's who among the animals. A.

M. Read. Instr 54:32-3 O '45
Tails are useful. E. E. Hickok. Am Childh

30:56 N '44
Wild footprints in the snow. A. Chaffee, il Am

Childh 30:52-3 Mr '45

See also

Anteaters Camels

Armadillos Dogs

Beavers Giraffes

upper
H. C.

upper

Ground squirrels Pets

Guinea pigs Porcupines

Kinkajous Rats

Lions Sheep

Monkeys Skunks

Muskrats Vicunas

Opossums Woodchucks

Habits and behavior
Beneath the shadow of some bird of prey.
E S. McCartnev. Class J 42:240-1 Ja '47
Preparing for winter. A. F. Deane. il Grade
Teach 63:34-f- N '45 , „ ,

Some notes on behavior. J. P. Wessel. Sch
Sch & Math 45:242-8, 413-24, 515-22 Mr.
My-Je '45
See aUo
Nature study

Units of work
Some desert dwellers. H. Holland, il Instr
56:32-3 My '47
ANIMATED cartoons

Mickev as professor. W. Disney. Public

Opinion Quarterly 9 no2:119-25 '45
Music of the animated pictures. J. Rodriguez,
il Mus Educators J 32:18-19 Ap '46

ANIMISM

Experimental analysis of- child animism. I.
Huang and H. W. Lee. bibliog Pedagog
Sem 66:69-74 Mr '45
ANKENEY, John Sites
Obituary

(In Carnegie foundation for the advance-
ment of teaching. Forty-first annual re-
port, 1945-46. p 78-9)

ANKER, Lieber

By bovs for boys. Engl J 34:276 My '45;

Same. Clearing House 20:464 Ap '46
Come, learn with me! Engl J 35:438-42 O '46
ANN ARBOR, Michigan

Education
Religious education in Ann Arbor, Mich. Sch
Executive 64:37 My '45

Public schools
Democratic procedures pay. O. W. Haisley.
Sch Executive 66:46-7 Ap '47
ANN J. Kellogg school. See Battle Creek,

Michigan — Ann J. Kellogg school
ANNA, Sister

Eldorado in Salem. Engl J 35:153-5 Mr '46
ANNA Louise, Sister. See Stella Regina, Sister,

Jt. auth.
ANNA T. Jeanes foundation. See Jeanes, Anna

T.. foundation
ANNAND, Richard W.

Jlagiograph method of conducting meetings
for the deaf. Volta R 4S:775-6-|- D '46
ANNAPOLIS naval academy. See United

States naval academy
ANNEAR, Mrs Margaret L.

Teachers' institutes work on community
prohlem.s. Nat El Prin 25:156-8 S '45
ANNEN, Mrs Helen Wann
Approach to volume design. Sch Arts 46:184-7

P '47
Non-objective designing. Sch Arts 46:188-9 F
'47
ANNETTE Walters, Sister. See Walters, A.
ANNIVERSARIES. See Historic celebrations

ANNOYANCES

Social factors annoying to children. R. Zeligs.
J Ap Psychol 29:75-82 F '45
ANNUAL reports. See Reports and records
ANNUALS. See Student newspapers and

periodicals
ANNUITIES
See also
Gifts and bequests
ANOUILH, Jean
Antigone
— Anouilhs Antigone. R. E. Deutsch. Class

J 42:14-17 O '46
— Anouilh's Antigone again. A. C. Schles-

inger. Class J 42:207-9 Ja '47
— Antigone and French resistance. E. G.
Berry. Class J 42:17-18 O '46
ANOXEMIA. See Oxygen deficiency
ANOXIA. See Oxygen deficiency

EDUCATION INDEX lulv \^HA - lunc UM7

//

ANSPACH, Charles LeRoy
Current status o( the professional education
of teachers. Pcabody J Ed 24;2ia*16 Ja
•47
ANSTEY. Edgar Carnegie

Film in education. Spectator 172:380 Ap 28
■44
ANTARCTIC regions
Unit on Aniarctioa. K. A. Korey. 11 Instr 5C;
34+ My '47
ANTEATERS
Balsa ilowtr. iho Utile silky ant-eater; story.
A. Chaflee. il Am Childh 30:64-5 D '44
ANTELL, Henry

Inventory of teacher interests as a guide
toward their improvement in service. Ed
Adm *.- Sup 31:37-44 Ja "40
Inventory of teacher understandings as a
guide toward their improvement in service,
bibliog Ed Adm di Sup 31:350-6G S '45
Study of the background and present status
of teachers, as a guide toward their im-
provement in service. Ed Adm & Sup 31:
234-40 Ap '45
Teachers appraise supervision. J Ed Res 38:

606-11 Ap '45
— See Sweeting. S. M. Jt. auth.
ANTHOLOGIES

Student anthologies — an English project. M.
Bedwell. Ky Sch J 24:38-41 F '46
ANTHONY, Cloyd

Campus school in relation to emerging pat-
terns of educational theorj' and practice.
Peabody J p:d 23:274-6 Mr '4G
New emphases in teacher education. Teach
Col J 17:32+ N '45
ANTHONY, Ernest Lee

Place of agricultural engineering in agricul-
ture. J Eng Ed 37:310-12 D '46
ANTHONY Mary, Sister

Detroit girls study the newspaper. Engl J
36:254-6 My 47
ANTHONY, Susan Brownell

Another February birthday we should remem-
ber, bibliog por Am Childh 30:15 F '45
They let the girls in. B. J. Thompson, por

N Y State Ed 32:687-90 Je '45
Tribute. I. H. Harper. Nat Assn Deans
Women J S:144 Mr '45
ANTHONY, Willis Burton

Veterans aiming to Ijecome industrial-arts
teachers. Iiui Arts .t Voc Ed 35:137 Mr '46
ANTHROPOGEOGRAPHY,
New geographic concepts of man's place in
the world. C. F. Kohn. Sch Sci & Math 46:
243-51 Mr '46
See also
Ecology, Social
ANTHROPOLOGY
Anthropological approach to the problem of
modifying race attitudes. H. Powdermaker.
bibliog f J Negro Ed 13:295-302 Jl '44
Anthropology and the war. J. F. Embree. Ara

Assn Univ Prof Bui 32:485-95 S '46
Anthropolog}- is you. K. \V. Count. Ed Forum

11:33-50 N 'ir,
Anthropology may be an answer. G. D.

Spindler. J Ed 129:130-1 Ap '46
Contribution of anthropology to the educa-
tion of the teacher. R. Redfleld. bibliog
Sch R 53:516-25 N '45
Integration of geography and anthropology in
army area study curricula. W. N. Fenton.
Am Assn Univ Prof Bui 32:696-706 D '46
See also
Civilization ■
Man. Prehistoric
Society, Primitive

Teaching
Colleges and universities
Place of anthropology in a college education
R. "W. Ehrich. Harvard Ed R 17:57-61 Ja
'47

Status of teaching physical anthropology in
colleges in the United States during the
school year 1940-1941. E. W. Count and M
Steggerda. American Journal of Physical
Anthropology 31(ns2):132-5 Mr '44

Teaching anthropology in a Negro college
W. R. Chivers. bibliog f Q K Higher Ed
Among Negroes 14:134-41 JI '46

ANTHROPOMETRY

Analysis of body build photographs of 175 col-
lege women. A. K. Ijullen and II. L.. Hardy,
bibliog American Journal of Physical An-
thropology ns 4:37-68 Mr '46

-Vnthropometric characteristics and physical
lltness. C. C. Seltzer, bibliog f Am Assn
Health Phys Ed & Rec Res Q 17:10-20 Mr
•46

Physical growth from birth to two years. H.
V. Meredith, bibliog Child Develop 17:1-61
Mr '46

Physical measurements of Mount Holyoke
college freshmen in 1918 and 1943. M. H.
Gillim. Journal of the American Statistical
Association 39:53-6 Mr '44

Studies of the center of gravity in the hu-
man body. C. E. Palmer, bibliog 11 diags
Child Develop 15:99-180 Je '44

Use of t>o<l,v measurements in the school
health program. H. C. Stuart and H. V.
Mci'cdith, bibliog American .lournal of
I'libiir H.'aiih :;(;:ku:5-m; 1) •IG
ANTI-DEFAMATION league of B'nai B'rith

Brief report on specific organizations and
their programs. Harvard Ed R 15:137-8 Mr
•45

ANTIGUA, Guatemala

Tropical research center
See Iowa state college of agriculture and
mechanic arts, Ames — Tropical research
center
ANTIOCH college, Yellow Springs, Ohio

Antioch college: its design for liberal educa-
tion. A. D. Henderson and D. Hall. $3 '46
Harper

Antioch's use of work-experience in liberal
education. J. D. Dawson. Nat Assn Deans
Women J 8:27-32 O ^44

Collet;e — an active social agent. A. D. Hen-
derson. Common Ground 6 no2:2U-4 '46

College for the post-war student. A. D.
Henderson. Sec Ed 12:6-S F '45

Experience and postwar training of chemists.
D. H. Smith. J Chem Ed 21:399-402 Ag '44

Forest tor a laboratory. D. H. Smith. 11
American Forests 50:294-5-^ Je '44

Learning in action; cooperative plan. Times
Ed Sup 1571:267 Je 9 '45

No rules at Antioch. R. W. Cessna, il Chris-
tian Science Monitor Weekly Magazine Sec-
tion p9 Ja 20 '45

Walk in beauty: the Antioch college studies
of body mechanics and shoes. 31p il pa 10c
"41 Antioch shoe project, inc. Yellow
Springs, Ohio

Institute on conditions for an
enduring peace
Antioch college institute on conditions for an
enduring peace. D. H. Smith. Sch & Soc
60:223-4 S 30 '44; Same cond. Teach Col J
16:23 S '44

ANTIQUITIES, Roman. See Great Britain—

Antiquities. Roman

ANTI-SEMITISM. See Jews

ANTONIUS Kennelly, Sister. See Kennelly, Sis-
ter Antonius
ANTONOFF, George

Olini's law and internal resistance of cells

Sch .Sci ,t Math 45:713-16 N '45
On unimolecular reactions. J Chem Ed 21:420
S '44

ANTRIM, Doron Kemp

Do musical talents have higher intelligence?
Etude 63:127-8 Mr '45
ANTROBUS, Mary Rossiter

Ins and outs of the wayside inn. Social Studies
35:351-6 D '44
ANTS
Honey ants; story. E. N. Dean, il Am Childh

32:55-6 O '46
Just think! the ant. A. C. Wonson. il Am
Childh 31:53 My '46

Units of work
We made a study of ants. H. M. Bolin. il
Instr 54:29+ Ap "45
ANXIETY. See Fear; Worry
APACHE Indians
See also
Jicarilla Indians

78

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944^June 1S47

APHASIA

Aphasic child in a school for the deaf. A. G.

Uooney. Volta R 47:559-02 O '45
Is there a word tor aphasias? J. O- Anderson,
bihliog f Q J Speech 32:485-9 D '46
APIS. See Bees

APP. Austin J. , . ,, ^ .u iT-j

How to judge a novel ethically. Cath Ed

R 42:463-74 O '44
Rdle of the Christian college i" the pTOmo-
tion of peace. Christian Ed 29:377-81 D 46
Wliy liberal arts courses should be required
of vocational students. Cath Ed R 44:141-o
Mr '46
APPARATUS, Scientific. See Chemical appa-
ratus; Physical apparatus; Psychology—
Apparatus; Scientific apparatus; nlso sub-
liead Equipment and supplies under type ot
laboratory. e.g. Chemical laboratory-
Equipment and supplies
APPEL, Kenneth Ellmaker

Danger at school. Womaiis Home Lompanion
74:44- Ap -47

Kililiographical citation in the social -sci-
ences; a handbook of style. 2d ed rev 30p
pa 60c '46 Univ. of Wisconsin press, 811
State St. Madison 6. Wis.
APPEL, Louise Wieiand

Safety first train: play. Am Childh 32:10 Mr
'47
APPELHOF, Gilbert, jr

Sex education bv book, bibliog Parents Mag
20:34-1- O 'IS
APPERCEPTION

See also
Thematic appercep-
tion test
APPLEBAUM, Stella B. „ .

Guard against children's diseases. Parents

Mag 19:24-5-1- O '44
It mav be normal to be climisy. Parents

Mag'20:23-I- D '45
—See Frant. S. jt. auth.

APPLEBLOSSOM club , w XT A

Don Smith and the Applcblossom club. N. A.
Crawford. Readers Digest 46:45-8 My 45;
Same. Tex OutI 29:17-18 D '45
APPLEBY, Christie A.

Mental hygiene approach to the superior slow

learner, bibliog Ohio Sch 25:16-17-f Ja 47

APPLEGATE, Constance S. and Chappie,

Education of prekindergarten children in the
Flaltimore public schopls. Baltimore Eul
Ed 22:13-16 S '44
APPLETON, Joseph Luke Teasdale
Problems of preprofessional education. (In
Pennsvlvania. University. School of educa-
tion. Educational planning for peace, p 195-
200)
APPLETON, Wisconsin

Public schools
Appleton businessmen show a concrete in-
terest in schools. Sch Manag 15:386 Mr 46
APPLICATIONS for positions
Applving for a teaching position. J 1.

Walter. Bsns Ed World 24:552-4 Je '44
Functional program in Job-rtnding techniques.
W McGuire. Nat Bsns Ed Q 15:49-50-1-
O '46
Note for job hunters. K. B. Horning. Bsns

Ed World 27:196-7 D '46
On applying for a new Job. Times Ed Sup
1655:35 Ja IS '47
See also
Interviews

Bibliography
Bibliotherapv for a resource unit on how
to secure "a position [mimeographed] M. E.
Smith, pa 50c '46 The auth. W.Vai univ.
Morgantown
APPLIED mathematics. See Mathematics, Ap-
plied
APPLIED psychology. See Psychology, Applied
APPLIED science. See Technology
/i^ppRAISAL. See Educational measurements;
Evaluation; Self appraisal

APPRECIATION. See Art — Appreciation and
interpretation: Esthetics; Literature — Ap-
preciation anti interpretation; Moving pic-
tures— Appreciation; Music — Appreciation:
Poetry — Appreciation and interpretation:
Radio broadcasting — Appreciation and criti-
cism
APPREHENSION. Span of. See Attention.

Span of
APPRENTICE teachers. See Practice teaching;

.Student teachers
APPRENTICE training service. See War man-
power coinniission — Apprentice training
service
APPRENTICES

Apprentice school-{-school district:=improved
instruction. C. E. Buell. Ind Arts & Voc
Ed 35:391-2 N '46

Apprenticeship for the returning veteran. Ind
Arts & Voc Ed 33:363 N '44

Apprenticeship training for veterans of the
armed services. New Jersej'. Department of
education. Vocational division, lip pa '47
The division. Trenton trust bidg, Trenton 8

Apprenticeships in home economics. M.
Mount and R. M. Lusby. J Home Econ
37:573-5 N '45

Benjamin Franklin's apprenticeship inden-
ture. A. R. Mead. Ed Adm & Sup 31:503-5
N '45

Birmingham evaluates its apprentice train-
ing. H. C. Elliott and J. A. Bowers, il Sch
Executive 63:25 Jl '44

Continued education of out-of-school youth.
J. A. McCarthy. Sch Manag 15:493 My
'46

Cooperative education and apprentice train-
ing. J. E. Wade. H Points 27:5-6 N '45

Cooperative edtication and community needs.
J. Marshall. H Points 27:19-23 N '45

Educating for industry. W. F. Patterson and
M. H. Hedges, bibliog $2.50 '46 Prentice-
Hall

Labor and vocational education. H. J.
Hagen. ii American Federationist 54:12-13
Ja '47

Navy's apprentice training program. S. L.
Owen. Calif J Sec Ed 21:263-8 O '46

Organization of related instructional materi-
als for apprentices. C. H. Ewing. il Ind
Arts & Voc Ed 36:112-14 Mr '47

Place of guidance in apprenticeship. W. F.
Patterson. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 35:285-7 S
'46

See also

Employees — Training

China
Technical training in China. International
Labour Review 53:94-5 Ja '46

Great Britain

Training for metallurgical industries. Times
Ed Sup 1525:351 Jl 22 '44

Vocational training in Great Britain. Inter-
national Labour Review 50:95-8 Jl '44

Vocational training in Great Britain. Inter-
national Labour Review 51:90-2 Ja '45

Welcome into employment; education and
training for young recruits. Times Ed Sup
1525:351 Jl 22 '44

Ireland
Northern Ireland; training of apprentices.
Times Ed Sup 1598:593 D 15 '45

New Zealand
Apprenticeship in New Zealand. Internation-
al Labour Review 53:96-8 Ja '46
APPROVED schools. See Reformatories — Great

Britain
APPROXIMATE computation

Approximations in pliysics teaching. F. W.

.Moodv. Sch Sci * Math 44:536-8 Je "44
Computations with approximate numbers. W

A. Gager. bibliog Sch Sci & Math 47:424-41

Mv '47
Mathematical literacy. J. O. Coulter. Sch

(El ed) 33:147-51 O '44
On square root bv division. E. W. Chittenden.

Math Teach 39:75-6 F '46

APRIL fool's day

Poetry

April fool day jokes. C. G. Cornell. Am Childh
30:58 Ap '45

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79

APRIL fool's aay —Continued- . .

StorlCE ._>

Tick. lock, and April fool. A. L.. Von TunReln.
Ami rhlldh 31:49-50 Ap '46
APRONS

Whiii niiikos an apron useful? Prac Home
Kcon 24:ins U '46
APSLER, Alfred

Oontra.>!is in European and American second-
arv education. Sch R 54:295-8 My '46: Same
cond. Kd UiRcst 12:25-7 S '46
APSTEIN. Theodore

Univcr.-^itic,-; of Mexico [mimeopraphedl (High-
er ed. ill l.aiin America v5) 2pt.« 215:217-
336p pa 75c ' It". Pan. Am. union
APTEKAR, David D.

Can science courses be taught scientifically?
Sch Sci & Math 45:33-7 Ja "46
APTHEKER. Herbert

l-lter:icy. the Ncpro and World war 11. bib-
lioff f J Xegro Ed 15:595-602 0.'46
APTITUDE. See Aptitudes
APTITUDE tests

Accounting aptittide and home work. B. R.
Swem. Occupations 23~218-19 Ja '45

Aptitude testiiiR. J. F. Bender, bibliog Sci-
entific Monthly 64:297-300 Ap '47

Aptitude testinfr in shorthand. R. J. Hosier.
J IJsns Ed 22:25 My 47

Aptitude' tests for placement of industrial
trainees. U. W. Ross. 11 Ind Arts & Voc
Ed 34:433-S D '45

Aptitude te.fts for the machine shop. R. S.
Hunter, diags Ind Arts & Voc Ed 34:58-63
K '45

Aptitudes and aptitude testing. W. V. Bing-
ham. $3 '45 Harper

Army general classific.'ition test scores for
civilian occupations. T. W. Harrell and M.
S. Harrell. bibliog f Ed & Psychol M 5 no3:
229-39 '45

Business aptitude test. R. R. Rosenberg. Bsns
Ed World 25:13-5 S '44

Challenging report. Iv. J. Cronbach. Sch R 54:
509 N '46

Construction of aptitude tests for aviation
trades. (In New York society for the ex-
perimental study of education. Advancing
front of education: 1943 yearbook. p2S5-7)

Correlation between two tests of academic
aptitude. A. E. Traxler. Sch & Soc 61:383 Je
9 '45

Directional tests for educational guidance.
F. H. Kirkpatrick. J Ed Res 38:143-5 O
'44

Discover.v of engineering talent. R. L. Sack-
ett. J Eng Ed 35:180-3 N '44

Effect of an incrcasingl.v well defined criterion
on the prediction of success at naval train-
ing .school (tactical radar) P. B. Stuit and
J. T. Wilson. .1 Ap Psvchol 30:614-23 P
'46

Effect of schooling upon the relationship
between clerical aptitude and interests. S.
F. Klugrnan. bibliog Pedagog Sem 66:255-8
Je '45

Effect on a candidate's score of repeating
the .scholastic aptitude test of the College
entrance examination board. R. C. Stal-
naker and J. M. Stalnaker. Ed & Psychol
M 6 no4: 195-503 '46

Engineering and physical science aptitude
test. C. H. Griffin and H. Borow. bibliog
J Ap Psychol 25:376-87 O '44

Evaluation of aptitude and achievement in
a guidance program. A. E. Traxler. bibliog
Ed & Psychol M 6 no 1:3-16 '46

Examination of aptitude in France. Int Bur
Ed Bui 20 1st quarter:12 '46

Factor analysis of occupational aptitude tests.
War manpower cominission. Division of oc-
cupational analysis, bibliog Ed & Psychol
M 5 no2:147-55 '45

F^irther studies in the development of test
batteries for identifying potentially success-
ful naval electrical trainees. C H Lawshe
.1r. and W. B. Mills. J Psychol 21:97-105 Ja
'46

Have you got the right job? B. Bralev. Sci-
ence Digest 20:1-4 D '46

Industrial-arts aptitude test. R. A. Schwalm
11 Ind Arts & Voc Ed 35:321-4 S '46

Induence of level of motivation on the
validity of intelligence tests. L. D. Hartson.
Ed * Psychol M 5 no3:273-83 '45

Investigation of certain relationships of spell-
ing with rending and academic aptitude. A
Townsend. bibliog J Ed Res 40:465-71 F '47

Measurement and prediction of special abili-
ties. H. D. Carter, bibliog R Ed Res 17:
33-52 F '47

Measuring technical aptitude; experiment in
finding suitable tests. I^. L. J. Drew Times
Ell Sup 1520:293 Je 17 '44

Personnel classification testing in the army
W. V. ningham. bibliog f Science 100:276-
SO S 29 '41

Predictable aspects of clerical work. R. T
Lennon and B. Baxter. J Ap Psychol 29:1-15
F '45

Predictions of average class achievement by
mean.s of aptitude tests. W. C. Krathwohl.
J Eng Ed 37:231-12 N '46

Prognostic or aptitude tests for skill sub-
jects. M. Hardaway. Ksns Ed World 25:
371-3. 427-8. 4S9-90 Mr-Mv '45

Purdue mechanical adaptability test C H
I^aw.che. jr. and others. J Ap Psychol 30:
44^.-53 O '46

Relation of Iowa silent reading test scores
to measures of scholastic aptitude and
achievement. R. W. Kilby. J Ap Psychol
30:399-405 Ag '46

Sales personnel selection and related serv-
ices. R. G. Bernreuter and T. A. Jackson
J Consult Psychol 10:127-30 My '46

Significance of verbal aptitude in the type
of occupation pursued by illiterates. W. D.
Altus and O. A. Mahler. J Ap Psvchol 30
155-60 Ap '46

Some remarks and results of aptitude test-
ing in teclmical and industrial schools. W
.1. Morgan. Journal of Social Psvchologv
20:19-29 Ag '44 "

Study of the use of mechanical aptitude tests
ill the selection of trainees for mechanical
occupations. J. W. McDaniel and W A
Reynolds. Ed .>;• Psvchol M 4 no3:I91-7 '44

Test your scientific ability with this sample.
Science News Letter 51:7:14- F 1 '47- Ex-
cerpts. Sf-ience Digest 21:71-3 Ap '47

Testing intelligence and aptitudes. L. L.
Thurstone. il Hygeia 23:32-6-f- Ja '45

Validity of the V.C. aeronautics aptitude test
and the O.E. scientific aptitude test D
Segel. diags J Psychol 18:65-80 Jl '44

Vocational aptitude lest.'; for the blind S P
Hayes, bibliog pa 25c '46 The auth. Perkins
institution and Massachusetts school for
the blind, Watertown 72. Ma.ss.
See also

George Washingtt)n Mechanical ability
tmiversity secreteir- tests
ial aptitude test Stanford scientific

aptitude test

Bibliography
Tests for the guidance of secondary school
pupils. N. W. Newsom. Nat Assn Sec Sch
Prin Bui 30:125-43 Ja '46

Research
Frontiers in educational research in the

measurement of aptitudes and achievement.

J. W. Wrightstone. J Ed Res 40:389-96 Ja

'47

Colleges and universities
Aptitude and interest patterns of art majors

in a liberal arts college. D. M. Barrett. J

Ap Psychol 29:483-92 D "45
Mechanical aptitudes of university women.

I-. G. Portenier. bibliog J Ap Psychol 29:

477-82 D '45
Missouri college aptitude testing program.

W. R. Carter, bibliog pa '46 Univ. of Mo.
Prediction of .scholastic success in colleges

of law: an investigation of prc-law grades

and other indices of law school aptitude.

AV. M. Adams, bibliog Ed & Psychol M

4 no 1:13-19 '44

Problem of the prediction of college success
A. W. Kurd. J Ed Res 38:217-19 N '44

Testing for aptitudes. R. A. Davis. J Ed
Psychol 36:39-45 Ja '45

Yale scholastic aptitude tests as predictors
of success in the college of engineering K
W. Vaughn. J Eng Ed 34:572-82 Ap '44

80

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944--Tune 1947

APTITUDE tests — Continued

Dental schools and colleges
Aptitude testingr in dental education. Higher
Ed 3:10 O 15 '46

High schools

How we test high school pupils for ap-
titude. G. O. Thayer, il Nations Sch 34:
43-4 N '44

Methods used in the selection of pupils for
the study of algebra and geometry in Cleve-
land. O. Kraft. Math Teach 39:236-9 My '46

Trade schools
Aptitude tests and trade-school adjustment.
R. H. Mathewson. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 33:
400-2 D '44
APTITUDES

Aptitudes and aptitude testing. W. V. Bing-
ham. $3 '45 Harper
Measurement and prediction of special abil-
ities. H. D. Carter, bibliog R Ed Res 17:
33-52 F '47
Test scores for clerical aptitude and in-
terests before and after a year of school-
ing. S. F. KJugman. bibliog Pedagog Sem
65:89-96 S '44
See also
College aptitude
AQUARIUMS

Microcosm demonstration. W. J. Tinltle. Sch

Sci & Math 44:768-9 N '44
We try an aquarium project. J. H. Miller.

Clearing House 19:384 F '45
Why not a salt-water aquarium in your
classroom? R. S. Bailey, il Va J Ed 39:20-
1-t- S '45
ARAB Kadoore agricultural school, Tulkarm,
Palestine
Arab agricultural school. M. Brent. J Ed Lon-
don 77:76 F '45
ARABS
Educational problem in Algeria. L. Vincent.
New Era 27:237-8-|- N '46
ARABS in Palestine
See also
Palestine — Jewisli-
Arab problem

Education
Arab education in Palestine. Times Ed Sup

1566:208 My 5 '45
Arab education in Palestine. M. Brent. J

Ed London 76:490-)- O '44

ARAl, Tsuru

Re-performance and re-interpretation of the
Aral experiment in mental fatigue with
three subjects. Z. L. Huxtable and others,
pa '46 Am. psychological assn.
ARAKELIAN foundation, Madera, California

Arakelian foundation. Ed 66:109 O '45
ARANGIO-RUIZ, Vincenzo

Liberal orientations: problems of the school.
Sch & Soc 61:33-5 Ja 20 '45
ARBEIT, David H.
Effects of the G.I. bill upon our school sys-
tem. H Points 26:29-35 D '44
ARBEITSDIENST. See Germany — Arbeitsdienst
ARBITRATION, International
Arbitration, a challenge to education. W. S.

Salisbury. Social Ed 11:58-60 F '47
Why teachers should know about arbitra-
tion. F. A. Kellor. H Points 27:20-5 F '45
ARBITRATION and conciliation. Industrial
Arbitration, a challenge to education. W. S.
Salisbury. Social Ed 11:58-60 F '47

ARBOR day

Arbor dav. F. P. Tuttle. Am Childh 31:10 My

'46

Plays, pageants, etc.
On Arbor day. C. M. Lindsay. Grade Teach

63:48-f Ap '46
Plant a tree. C. Urban. Instr 55:33 Mr '46
Protect our trees! E. Larkin. Instr 66:36-7-t-

Mr '47

Poetry
Arbor dav tree. Am Childh 31:10 My '46
I'll plant a tree. C. G. Cornell. Am Childh

32:55 My '47
Johnnie Appleseed. C. G. Cornell. Am Childh

32:55 My '47

On Arbor day. S. Jostles. Nat Parent Teach
40:23 Ap '46

Planting a tree. N. B. Turner. Instr 55:34 Mr
'46

Poems about trees. Grade Teach 63:16 Mv '46

Trees. A. F. Brown. Instr 56:34 Mr '47

Trees were made for children. N. K. Duffv.
Am Childh 31:57 My '46

What the trees said. Grade Teach 63:12 Ap
'46
ARBUCKLE, D. S.

As ye sow. . . . Sch (El ed and Sec ed) 33:
380-3 Ja '45

Curriculum conflict. Sch (El ed and Sec ed)
34:6-9 S '45
ARBUCKLE, Mabel. See Duncan, E. jt. auth.
ARBUTHNOT, Mabel F.

Hour with the Delphic oracle. Class J 42:365-7
Mr '47
ARBUTHNOT, Mrs May (Hill)

Children and motion pictures, bibliog f El
Engl 24:97-105 F '47

Children and radio. EI Engl 24:1-8 Ja "47

Children and the comics. El Engl 24:171-83
Mr '47: Same cond. Ed Digest 12:37-40 My
■47

It's a wide, wide world. Nat Parent Teach
41:10-12 Ap '47

Scholar, a family and children's books.
Childh Ed 21:134-5 N '44 '

Teachers are people. Childh Ed 22:17-22 S '45

Those children. Childh Ed 21:17-22 S '44

To read or not to read. El Engl 24:310-21 Mv
■47

(comp) See Association for childhood edu-
cation. Literature committee. Bibliography
of books for young children: 1942-1943 sup-
plement
ARCADE school, Sacramento county, California

School can grow with population. G. Stafford,
il plans Nations Sch 38:34-5 S '46
ARCE, Nellie E. Sanchez. See Sanchez Arce,

X. E.
ARCENEAUX, J. J.

Evaluation of programs of local chapters of
the Louisiana association of Future farm-
ers of America, per Ag Ed Mag 19:35 Ag "46
ARCHAEOLOGICAL institute of America

Archaeologj- for the teacher. S Dow. Class J
42:7-8 O '46
ARCHEOLOGISTS

Training

So you want to be an archaeologist? J. John-
son. Class J 42:3-6 O '46
ARCHEOLOGY

Archaeology for the teacher. S. Dow. Class J
42:7-8 O '46

Use of physics and the methods of physics
in archaeology. W. S. Webb. Am J Physics
12:196-200 Ag ^44
ARCHEOLOGY, Biblical. See Bible — Antiquities
ARCHER, Clifford Paul

Education or chaos. Minn J Ed 26:204-5 Ja ^46

Local selection, placement, and administra-
tive relations, bibliog R Ed Res 16:228-32
Je '46

Recruitment, institutional selection, and
guidance of teachers, bibliog R Ed Res 16:
209-16 Je '46

Teacher recruiting. Sch & Soc 65:266-7 Ap
12 '47

Teacher selection and preservice education In
Australia. Sch & Soc 64:1-3 Jl 6 '46

What Australians think of us. Minn J Ed
25:314-16 Ap '45
ARCHER, Fred C.

Company clerk in the field, por Bsns Ed
World 25:4-8 S '44

Postwar education — the soldier's viewpoint.
Bsns Ed World 26:1-5 S '45
ARCHER, Glenn. See Marston, R. B. jt. auth.
ARCHER, Stevenson, b 1838

Stevenson Archer: humanist and pioneer edu-
cator. G. W. Stark, bibliog f Peabody J
Ed 22:90-104 S '44
ARCHERY

Arizona archery. M. L. Klann. J Health &
Phys Ed 18:2684- Ap '47

Coach hits bull's-eye with archery. C. R. Gay-
lord, il Ind Arts & Voc Ed 35:463-4 D '46

EDUCATION INDKX |ul\ 1"44 Mime 1947

81

ARCHERY — Continued -, ..

Corii'ction of biul habits In archery. E. C.
Kii!..icll. .1 lUalth & riiys Kd n:Ca6ii(- 1>

Effect of tuition upon the process of learn-
ing a complex motor skill. D. H. Davie.s.
biblioi; J Kd Riycliol 36:352-65 S '45

On measurement of motor skills. E. M.
Schroeder. bibllos pa $2.25 Columbia unlv.
press

Keloase in archery. E. C. Russell. J Health
* Phys Ed 17:432 S '40
ARCHES

Arches through the apes; application to ge-
ometry. N. SleiKlit. bibliog il Sch Sci & Math
45:21-5 Ja '45
ARCHIMEDES

Ancestry of modern mathematics. N. Miller.
Queens CJuarterly 52 no 1:22-30 [F] '45
ARCHITECTS

llnsis of selecting architects. Am Sch Bd J
112:74-f- My '46

p^inctions of the architect In planning the
school plant. W. H. Kilham, jr. (In Amer-
ican school and university. 1944. p 18-22)

Much depends upon the architect. A, V. Mc-
Iver. Nations Sch 3S:3S-40 O '46

Relationship of the school administrator to
the architect in plant planning. P. W.
Seagers. Am Sch Bd J 113:41-2 D '46

Training

See Architectural education
ARCHITECTURAL acoustics. See Acoustics.

Architectural
ARCHITECTURAL drawing
See also
Blueprints

Tests and scales

.Architectural dr.iftinp test. AV. H. Bowers.
Iiid .\rts & Voc Ed .■i6:7:!-4 F '47
ARCHITECTURAL education

Blueprint for Utopia. M. B. Chuse. il plans
Sch Arts 45:16S-!) Ja '46

Castles in the air? il Christian Science Moni-
tor Weekly Magazine Section p 10-11 My
19 '45

Putting their dreams into four walls: home
planning course for AAF convalescents at
Ft. Wright. Wash. E. McCIain. il Amer-
ican Home 35:17 F '46

Colleges and universities
Project method in architecture at the Uni-
versity of Florida. W. T. Arnett. Higher
Ed 3:1-3 .la 15 '47

New York (state)
Higher education: architecture; law, rules
and information, May 1944-45. New York
(state) University. (Handbook 35) 43p '45
Univ. of the state of N.Y.
ARCHITECTURAL models

Mass models do selling Job. C. F. Miller, il
Nations Sch 35:34 Je '45
ARCHITECTURAL schools

Standards
Architectural schools to be accredited. Higher
Ed 1:8-9 F 15 '45
See also
Accredited architec-
tural schools
ARCHITECTURAL schools, Accredited. See

Accredited architectural schools
ARCHITECTURE
See also
Arches

Color in architecture
Orchestra shells

Exhibitions
Architectural exhibit, il Nations Sch 37:40
Ap -46

Teaching
See Architectural education

United States
What is modern architecture? P. J. de Lemos.
il Sch Arts 46:151-7 Ja "47

ARCHITECTURE, Ancient

Grnniflric form .'is ;iti architectural matrix.
I' K. Snlit. MiUli Tiach 39:113-16 Mr '46

ARCHITECTURE. College. See Colleges and
univorsitif.s — Buildings; Library architec-
ture

ARCHITECTURE, Domestic

Dutch colonial house. J. E. Kay. bibllog 11

Ind Arts .*i Voc FA 34:472-6 D '45
Four walls and a roof: a survey of postwar

housing. R. Amberson and A. Saxen. il

I'rac Home Econ 23:461-6 O '45
FuiKlamcntals in Judging a house. .7. E. Ray.

il hul Arts & Voc Ed 33:428-32; 34:27. 72-3,

Ii;S-70, 228-9. 326-S D •44-F, Ap-My, S

'45
See also
Housing projects

Peru
Cuzco houses, il Sch Arts 45:127-9 D '45

Switzerland
Swiss chalets are home sweet home. M. Wid-
mcr. il Sch Arts 46:148-50 Ja '47
ARCHITECTURE, Junior college. See Junior

ml logos — Buildings
ARCHITECTURE, Religious. See Church

architecture
ARCHITECTURE, School. See School buildings
ARCHIT2EL, Albert
Here is the DeKalb plan. Progres Ed 24:60-2
N '46
ARDUSER, Ruth Howes

Minnie and Mousie; play. Instr 54:39-f- Ja '45
— and Nicholls, M. M.

Magic fog; play. Grade Teach 61:31-|- Je '44
AREA-language study. See Languages. Modern
AREA measurement

Stiuciural approach to the teaching of the
concept of area in intuitive geometry. A. S.
Luchins and E. H. Luchins. J Ed Res 40:
52S-33 Mr '47

AREA studies. .See Foreign area studies: Inter-
cultural education

AREA study program. See United States — Army
— Education

AREA vocational schools. See Vocational

schools
ARESTAD. Sverre

Adult education in Scandinavia. Am Teach
.■)1:5-S D '41'.: 17-20 Ja '47
AReVALO BERMEJO, Juan Josi
Guatemala: a teacher president of the Re-
public. Int Bur Ed Bui 19 4th quarter:130
'45

AREY, Louise. See Haitema, J. S. Jt. auth.
ARGENTINA

Argentine declaration. R. A. Lambert. Sci-
ence 101:502 My IS '45
Sec also
Education — Argen-
tina

Commerce

Geographic aspects of United States-Argen-
tine relations. E. B. Shaw. 11 J Geog 46:
136-46 Ap '47

Institute nScional de estudios
de teatro

Cuadernos of the Instituto n&cional de estudios
de teatro. H. Kurz. Hispania 28:212-19 My
•45

Intellectual life
Argentine people read and read. Christian
Science Monitor Weekly Magazine Section
p 17 My 12 '45
ARGENTINA and the United States

Geographic aspects of United States-Argen-
tine relations. E. B. Shaw, il J Geog 46:136-
46 Ap '47
ARGENTINE poetry

Cfsar Tiempo. D. D. Walsh. Hispania 29:197-
205 My '46
ARGETSINGER, Glen D.

Education in an air-Joined world. Minn J Ed
26:72-3 O '45

82

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ARGINTEANU, Selda

(comp) List of books on music in English
published in 1944. (In Music teachers na-
tional association. Proceedings, 1945. p 173-
81)
ARGO, Illinois

Public schools
Learning to read in Argo, 111. C. E. Wingo.
Am Sch Bd J 113:74 S '46
ARGUIMBAU, Lawrence Baker

War-surplus electronics equipment. Sch Sci
& Math 46:3S0-5 Ap '46
ARGUMENT
Case method in argumentation. J. G. Emer-
son, bibliog f Q J Speech 31:S-15, 282-91;
32:1-12 F, O '45. F '46
See also
Controversy
Debates and debating
ARIS, Reinhoid

Problems of army education. Contemporary
Review 166:42-5 JI '44
ARISMAN, Kenneth J. and others

Promoting democracy in the junior high
school years. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui
29:29-39 Ap '45
ARISTA league

Arista pledge. Social Ed 10:204 My '46
Noblesse oblige: Arista, legend or reality?
H. Berltman. H Points 26:67-71 Ap '44
ARISTOPHANES
Clouds
— Legislative absurdities. H. N. Couch. Class

J 42:36 O '46
Greek comedy on the sixteenth century Eng-
lish stage. K Lever, bibliog Class J 42:
169-74 D '46
ARISTOTLE

Chinese live element theory; a comparison
of the Aristotelian and Chinese systems of
elements. E. W. Blank, bibliog Sch Sci &
Math 45:864-9 D '45
In defense of Aristotle. H. E. Mierow. bib-
liog f Class J 41:122-3 D '45
Riddle of the early Academy. H. Cherniss.
bibliog $1.50 '45 Univ. of Calif.
ARITHMETIC

Arithmetic learnings. W. A. Brownell. Instr

54:14-f- Je '45
Head start in arithmetic. E. Deans and L.

P. Sanders, il Parents Mag 20:22-|- O '45
Rule arithmetic. J. D. Campbell. Sch (El ed)

33:611-13 Mr '45
Social arithmetic. L. J. Brueckner. Instr 53:

17-lS-f S '44
Some sidelights for the arithmetic teacher.
W. L. Schaat. Sch Sci & Math 47:315-22
Ap '47
What is functional arithmetic? G. M. Wil-
son, bibliog Ed 65:466-9 Ap '45
See dl3o
Addition Numerals

Decimals Numeration

Division Percentage

Fractions Square root

Multiplicatioii Subtraction

Achievements, Student

Arithmetic achievement of Japanese- Ameri-
cans. H. C. Pusey. Math Teach 38:172-4 Ap
'45

Effect of instruction in mathematical vocab-
ulary upon problem solving in arithmetic:
abstract of a doctor's dissertation. H. C.
Johnson, bibliog f J Ed Res 38:97-110 O '44

Factors associated with successful achieve-
ment in problem solving in sixth grade
arithmetic. C. W. Hansen, bibliog f J Ed
Res 38:111-18 O '44

Our students do not know arithmetic. A. B.
Garrett and H. P. Fawcett. Ohio Sch 23:
200-1-1- My '45; Same cond. Ed Digest 11:
24-6 S '45

Relationship of reading skills to the ability
to solve arithmetic problems. J. P. Treacy.
bibliog J Ed Res 38:86-96 O '44

Teaching the new arithmetic in a third grade.
B. McCann and C. O. Dalrymple. Ed 65:
493-6 Ap '45

Aims and objectives
Analysis of the arithmetic knowledge of
high-school pupils. J. S. Orleans and E.
Saxe. Ed Digest 10:21-3 Ap '45

Arithmetic taught as a basis for later mathe-
matics. W. L. Schaaf. Sch Sci & Math 46:
413-23 My '46

Helping pupils to discover understandings
and skills in arithmetic. E. T. McSwain.
(In Pennsylvania. University. School of ed-
tication. Purpose and plan in education.
P30-40)

Bibliography

Arithmetic. (In United States. Office of edu-
cation. Library division. Bibliography of
research studies in education, 1939-1940.
pS4-9)

Correlation with other subjects

Arithmetic can be fun. E. Barclay. Tex Outl
28:23-4 Ap '44

Using arithmetic to develop economic com-
petence. P.. M. W. Gavian. Childh Ed 21:
417-19 Ap '45

Courses of study

Arithmetic in the elementary school; pt. 1.
of the twelve year mathematics course
^Visconsin. Departn.ent of public instruc-
tion. '43 The dept. Madison

Course of study in arithmetic for grades
four, five, six and seven. Louisiana. De-
partment of education. '43 The dept. Baton
Rouge

Course of study in elementary arithmetic.
Oklahoma. Department of education, rev ed
'43 The dept. Oklahoma City

Handbook for arithmetic. H. Van Engen. Mid
Sch 59:31-3 S '44

New course of study in arithmetic for Ne-
braska elementary schools. Neb Ed J 25;
270 O '45

Program of ."itudies recommended for the
elementary schools of New Hampshire;
arithmetic, grades one-six. New Hamp-
shire. Board of education. 6th ed '43 The
bd. Concord

Curriculum

Decimal usage in the occupational world;
another view. J. T. Johnson. J Ed Res 40:
534-8 Mr '47

Functional program in arithmetic. E. T. Mc-
Swain. (In Conference on arithmetic. Im-
proving the program in arithmetic, p 12-
IG): Same. El Sch J 47:380-4 Mr '47

Remedial arithmetic. B. Braverraan. H Points
26:40-4 Je '44

Study of children's mathematical interest
questions as a clue to grade placement of
arithmetic topics. J. A. Morton. J Ed
Psychol 37:293-315 My '46

Vitalizing arithmetic instruction. L. J.
Brueckner. il Nat El Prin 25:24-8 S '45

Why children dislike arithmetic. J. H. Shores.
Ed Adm & Sup 32:357-63 S '46

Diagnostic tests

Analysis of the arithmetic knowledge of
high-school pupils. J. S. Orleans and E.
Saxe. Ed Digest 10:21-3 Ap '45

Program of dia.gnostic testing and remedial
treatment in arithmetic. J. E. Fuller, bib-
liog f Math Teach 39:380-4 D '46

Difficulties

Arithmetic troubles. O. R. Payne. Parents
Mag 20:124-5 N '45

Difhculties encountered by college freshmen
in decimals. W. S. Guiler. J Ed Ees 40:
1-13 S '46

Difficulties encountered by college freshmen
in fractions. W. S. Guiler. bibliog f J Ed
Kes 39:102-15 O '45

Difficulties encountered in percentage by col-
lege freshmen. W. S. Guiler. bibliog f J Ed
Res 40:81-95 O '46

Difficulties in decimals encountered bv ninth-
grade pupils. W. S. Guiler. El Sch J 46:
3S4-93 Mr '46

Difficulties in fractions encountered bv ninth-
grade pupils. W. S. Guiler. El Sch J 46:
146-56 N '45; Same cond. Ed Digest 11:23-6
F '46

Difficulties in percentage encountered by
ninth-grade pupils. W. S. Guiler. El Sch J
46:563-73 Je '46

Difficulty ratings of addition facts £Ls related
to learning method. E. J. Swenson. bib-
liog f J Ed Res 38:81-5 O '44

Success factors in mathematics. J J. Ur-
bancek. Chicago Sch J 28:4-5 S '46

EDLXATloX IXDI-.X lulv l''4-J

1947

83

ARITHMETIC — Contituwd " '

Drill .^

How much drill in anthtneliC' L.. S. Hunce.

il liislr 53:21+ .Mr '41)
ImaKi'i'ition mid drill. F. E. Sullivan. Ani

Childh 31:15-1G Mr '46
Kevtow versus the tcle;-copod reteachinp o(

Ihe work of preiedinc crudes. K. L. Morton.

Mttlh Tea.-h :I11:225-S Mv •4ti
Which shall It be: mechanical drill or de-
velopment in understanding all the whys?

E. L,. -Mossman. Math Teach 38:103-7 ilr
45

Errors
Basic considerations for profitable research

In arithmetic, G. M. WiLson. J Ed Hes 3S:

119-23 O '44; Same cond. Ed Digest 10:

38-9 F '45
Division facts and their use in estimation of

quotient with a t\vo-tl(,'ure divisor. F. E.

Grossnlckle. El Sch J 45:569-74 Je '45

History

Arithmetic In the ancient world. J. D. Camp-
bell. Sch tEl ed) 33:439-43 Ja '45

Aritlimetic in the medieval world. J. D.
Campbell. Sch (El ed) 33:531-5 F "45

Historv of arithmetic. W. H. Carnahan. Sch
Sci ic Math 4(;:209-13. 329-34 Mr-.Ap '46

Units of measurement. J. D. Campb<;ll. Sch
(El ed> 33:707-12 Ap '45

Wilson. Instr

Motivation
Arithmetic conies alive. M.
55:36-f O '46

Problem solving

Arithmetic methods. H. A. Sturges. Sierra Ed
X 42:9 N '46

Direct, practical experiences in mathematics
and success in solving realistic verbal rea-
soning problems in arithmetic. W. J. Lyda.
Math Teach 40:166-7 Ap '47

Effect of instruction in mathematical vocab-
ulary upon problem solving in arithmetic:
abstract of a doctor's dissertation. H. C.
John.son. bibliog f J Ed Res 38:97-110 O '44

ElYective guidance in problem solving. H.
Karstens. Math Teach 39:172-5 Ap '46

Factors associated with successful achieve-
ment in problem solving in sixth grade
arithmetic. C. W. Hansen, bibliog f J Ed
Kes 3S:111-1S O '44

Is rough work necessarv? F. B. Smitheram.
Sch (El ed) 34:233-6 N '45

Mathematical literacy. J. O. Coulter. Sch (El
ed) 33:147-51 O '44

Oral aids in problem analysis. J. V. Hall.
Instr 55:24+ Ja '46

Problem analysis. L. Poquet. Instr 55:30 S '46

Problem solving in the primary grades. A.
G. Gnnderson. il Instr 5t:3G-7+ O '45

Proof in arithmetic. D. Welch and H. F.
Spitzer. Math Teach 39:261-4 O '46

Realistic approach to problem-solving in
arithmetic. W. L. Schaaf. El Sch J 46:494-7
.My '40

Relationship of reading .skills to the ability
to solve arithmetic problems. J. P. Treacv.
bibliog J Ed Res 38:86-96 O '44

Study of grade placement of socially signifi-
cant arithmetic problems in the high-school
curriculum: abstract of doctor's disserta-
tion. W. J. Lyda and C. G. F. Franz^n. J
Ed Res 39:292-5 D '45

Test of abilities in arithmetic reasoning. G.
Spache. El Sch J 47:442-5 Ap '47

What is problem solving in arithmetic? J. T.
John.«on and others. Sch Sci & Math 46:
256-66 Mr '46
See also

Problem solving

Problems, exercises, etc.
Analysis of written problems in a recent

arithmetic series. C. E. Dexter. Ed 65:

488-90 .Vp '45
.Arithmetic in the news: practical up-to-date

problems. R. F. Heagy. Grade Teach 63:

44-f Mr '46
Arithmetic story problems. E. J. Beck. Instr

55:28 S '46
Coov hook for arithmetic. C. H. Lady. Math

Teach 40:38 .la '47
Problems, problems everyTvhere. V. Hobbs.

Math Teach 38:356-8 D '45

Self-teaching test.s in arithmetic for nurses.

R. W. Jessee. 2d cd pa $1.50 "45 .Mosby
Two kinds of problems. F. E. Grossnlckle.

Instr 53:22 Je '44; Same cond. Ed Digest

10:37-9 S 44
Your arithmetic problems; how to make them

count. K. Rice. Grade Teach 64:0O-f S '46

Projects
Appreciation unit in measures: the storv of

paper bags. F. E. Cobb. Ed 65:485-7 Ap '45
Christitias arithmetic applied to a comnmnity

project. E. Barclay. Grade Teach 62:48-f-

D '44
Insurance: an informational problem unit.

Mrs J. E. Gallagher. Ed 65:470-4 Ap '45
Jlaking arithmetic live through the medium

of informational problem units. M. A. Shea.

Ed i;,'"):l55-9 Ap '45
Practical number work. P. Welch. II Grade

Teach 64:36+ O '46
Prolilcm unit: buying a car. E. G. Brown.

Ed 65:478-9 .\p '45
Thrift: a functional problem unit. M. M.

ITpIey. bibliog lOd 05:460-3 Ap '45

Psychology
Can we teacli numbers for meaning? G. H.

Whiteakor. bibliog f Math Teach 38:161-4

Ap '45
Psychological points of view on the teaching

of arithmetic. H. von Baravalle. Math

Teach 37:341-6 D '44

Readiness
Development and validation of an arithmetic

readiness test. L. J. Brueckner. J Ed Res

4(1:196-5112 Mr '47
Readiness for number. .A.. G. Gunderson. Instr

55:34+ P '46

Remedial teaching

Arithmetic deficiency of college chemistry
students. J. R. Kinzer and H. P. Fawcett.
Ed Res Bui 25:113-14+ My '46

Individualized and meaningful irLslruction m
arithmetic. J. W. Tilton. J Ed Psychol 38:
83-8 F '47

Program for remedial arithmetic. D. A.
Siegel. (In Commercial education associa-
tion of New York city and vicinity. Busi-
ness education including world co-opera-
tion: sixteenth yearbook. p26-35)

Progian; oi' diagnostic testing and remedial
•reatmcr.t in arithmetic. J. E. Fuller, bib-
liog f M:>lh Teach 39:380-4 P '46

Remedial arithmetic. B. Braverman. H Points
26:40-4 Je '44

Remedial arithmetic. F. H. Burton. Tex Outl
30:2S-:in Ja '46

Remedial arithmetic in high school. B.
Braverman. J Bsns Ed 22:15-16 Ja '47

P.emedial arithmetic measures. C. Towie Am
Chiidh 31:21 ,\Ir '46

Remedial arithmetic problems. C. Towle. Am
('hildh 31:31 Ap '46

Remedial work in arithmetic. R. A Riddel.
Sch (El ed) 34:157-9 O '45

Research

Frontiers in educational research in arith-
mc;if. W. A. Brownell. J Ed Ros 40:373-80
Ja '47

Outlook for research in arithmetic. G. T. Bus-
well. (In Conference on arithmetic. Im-
proving the program in arithmetic. p35-45)

Subject matter

Algebra and arithmetic. A. R. Jerbert. Sch
Sci & Math 45:528-40 Je '45

Analysis of written problems in a recent
arithmetic series, C. E. Dexter. Ed 65:488-
911 Al> '!5

Arithmetic for which I have no use in a war
plant. C. Conklin. Ed 65:491-2 Ap '45

Capitalizing children's experiences in arith-
metic. M. 15. Stone, bibliog Ed 65:497-502
Ap '45

Changes and trends in arithmetic since 1910.
H. G. Wheat. (In Conference on arithmetic.
Iinproving the program in arithmetic, p 1-
11); Same. El Sch J 47:134-44 N '46; Same
cond. Ed Digest 12:12-18 F '47

Direct, practical experiences in mathematics
and success in solving realistic verbal reas-
oning problems in arithmetic. W J. Lyda.
Math Teach 40:166-7 Ap '47

84

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

AR I T H M ET I C — Subject matter — Continued
Fallacy of social arithmetic. H. G- Wheat.

Math Teach 39:27-34 Ja '46
Making arithmetic live through the medium

of informational problem units. M. A. Shea.

Ed 65:455-',l Ap '45
Oversocialized mathematics. F. B. Riggs.

Math Teach 39:69-70 F '46

Supervision
Hovr can the principal help teachers meet the
needs of children for optimtnn command of
the skills of learning in arithmetic? P. L.
Spencer, bibliog (In California elementeiry
school principals' association. Continuing
education of teachers for elementarj' school
service: eighteenth yearbook. p50-63)

Teachers' manuals

Arithmetic we use; teacher's guide for grades
1-6. L.. J. Brueckner and others, pa 80c
'43 Winston

Iowa elementary teachers handbook, arith-
metic. Iowa. Department of public instruc-
tion. '44 The dept, Des Moines

Teachers' manuals for Living arithmetic:
grades 3-S. G. T. Buswell and others. 6bks
rev ed pa ea 40c '4()-'47 Ginn

Understanding numbers: teacher's guide-
book for the Number stories program. J. W.
Studebaker and others. 32c '42 Scott

Teaching

Arithmetic for every dav. H. E. Heflin. Instr
54:14-15-H Ap '45

Arithmetic taught as a basis for later mathe-
matics. W. L. Schaaf. Sch Sci & Math 46:
413-23 My '46

Aspect of meaning in arithinetic. H. Van
Engen. bibliog f El Sch J 46:272-7 Ja '46

Backgrounds of arithmetic. O. W. Renfrow.
Nat Ed Assn J 34:66 Mr '45

Basing teaching procedures on comprehensive
evaluation results. W. A. Brownell. (In
Pennsylvania. University. School of educa-
tion. Educational planning for peace, p 128-
37)

Developing an understanding of our number
system through place value. J. A. Morton.
Sch Sci & Math 45:870-3 D '45

Effect of instruction in mathematical vocab-
ulary upon problem solving in arithmetic;
abstract of a doctor's dissertation. H. C.
Johnson, bibliog f J Ed Res 38:97-110 O '44

Forward-looking practices in arithmetic. B.
Baxter. (In California elementary school
principals' association. Guideposts for the
elementary schools of tomorrow; sixteenth
yearbook. p97-107)

Ftinctional program in arithmetic. E. T. Mc-
Swain. (In Conference on arithmetic. Im-
proving the program in arithmetic, p 12-16);
Same. El Sch J 47:380-4 Mr '47

Going to the fair. C. Monsen. Ed Vic 3:13 My
21 '45

Helping pupils to discover understandings and
skills in arithmetic. E. T. McSwain. (In
Pennsylvania. University. School of educa-
tion. Purpose and plan in education. p30-40)

How much drill in arithmetic? L. S. Hance.
il Instr 55:21-f Jlr "46

Improving the program in arithmetic. Con-
ference on arithmetic. Chicago university,
pa 50c '47 Univ. of Chicago press

Individualizing arithmetic. L. J. Brueckner.
Instr 55:22+ Je '46

Levels of difficultv in long division. W. J.
Osburn. El Sch J 46:441-7 Ap '46

Meaning of the meaningful teaching of arith-
metic. A. Riess. bibliog t El Sch J 45:23-
32 S '44

Meaning theory in arithmetic. W. A. Brown-
ell. Instr 54:31-1- S '45

Measuring the newer aspects of functional
arithmetic. B. A. Sueltz. bibliog f (In
Conference on arithmetic. Improving the
program in arithmetic. p27-34); Same. El
Sch J 47:323-30 F '47

Place of meaning in tlie teaching of arith-
metic. W. A. Brownell. (In Conference on
arithmetic. Improving the program in arith-
metic, p 17-26); Same. El Sch J 47:256-65
Ja '47

Place of vocabulary in mathematics. H. C.
Armstrong. Calif J EI Ed 12:200-6 Mv '44

Proof in arithmetic. D. Welch and H. F.
Spitzer. Math Teach 39:261-4 O "46

Psychological points of view on the teaching

of arithmetic. H. von Baravalle. Math

Teach 37:341-6 D '44
Review versus the telescoped reteaching of

the work of preceding grades. R. L. Morton.

Math Teach 39:225-8 My '46
'Rithmetic minus hick'rv stick. H. F. Spitzer.

Nat Parent Teach 41:26-8 D '46
Second report of the commission on post-war

plans; mathematics in grades 1-6. Math

Teach 38:199-203 My '45
Seeing and understanding in number. J. H.

MacLatchy. El Sch J 45:144-52 N '44
Some more thoughts on placing the decimal

point in quotients. J. T. Johnson. Math

Teach 38:229-30 My '45
Some more thoughts on placing the decimal

point in quotients. H. Van Engen. bibliog f

Math Teach 38:243-5 O '45
Some thoughts on placing the decimal point

in quotients. C. H. Brown, bibliog f Math

Teach 38:78-80 F '45
Standardization in arithmetic. C. R. Steel.

J Ed London 78:494-|- S '46
Studies in arithmetic. H. G. Wheat, pa '45

W.Va. univ. Morgantown
Teaching arithmetic. H. A. Tanser. Sch (El

ed) 35:291-3 Ja '47
Teaching arithmetic: some important trends

in our schools today. M.- P. Stevens. Grade

Teach 62:54 Ap '45
Teaching arithmetic in the elementary school.

C. Williams, bibliog pa '46 Hinds. Hayden

& Eldredge, inc. 105 5th av. N.T. 3
Teaching of arithmetic [mimeographed] H. F.

Spitzer. 346p il '46 Univ. of Iowa
Teaching of fundamentals and maintaining

skills. W'. A. Brownell. (In Pennsylvania.

University. School of education. Educational

planning for peace, p 138-48)
Teaching the three R's. See issues of In-
structor through November 1945
Teaching thinking in arithmetic. H. G.

Wheat. Math Teach 40:217-20 My '47
This is arithmetic. Association for child-
hood education, bibliog pa 35c '45 The

assn.
To improve arithmetic instruction. H. O. Gil-
let. El Sch J 46:421 Ap '46
Two kinds of problems. F. E. Grossnickle.

Instr 53:22 Je '44: Same cond. Ed Digest 10:

37-9 S '44
W^eaknesses in arithmetic-teaching. K. B.

Henderson. El Sch J 46:579-81 Je '46
When is arithmetic meaningful? W. A.

Brownell. J Ed Res 38:481-98 Mr '45; Same

cond. Ed Digest 11:27-31 S '45
When shall we begin arithmetic? M. Ralph.

Sierra Ed N 41:20 N '45
WTiy children dislike arithmetic. J. H. Shores.

Ed Adm & Sup 32:357-63 S '46
Why study mathematics? E. A. Bond. Math

Teach 39:51-8 F '4C
Your counselor service: arithmetic. F. E.

Grossnickle. See issues of Instructor
See also
War and education —

Subject fields —

Mathematics

Bibliography

Selected references on elementary-school in-
struction; arithmetic (cont) G. T. Buswell.
comp. El Sch J 45:164-5; 46:160-2; 47:161-3
N '44. N '45. N '46

History
One hundred fifty years of arithmetic text-
hooks. H. L. Smith and others, bibliog il Ind
Univ Sch F-d Bui 21:1-149 Ja '45

Research

Outlook for research in arithmetic. G. T.
Buswell. El Sch J 47:243-53 Ja '47

Synthesis of scientific studies. L. J. Brueck-
ner. J Ed Res 38:146-8 O '44

Teaching of arithmetic. J. Morrison, pa Is
'43 Univ. of London press

Intermediate grades
When they begin computation. B. F. Parker.
Instr 55:27-(- Ap '46

Junior high schools
Accuracy in the fundamentals, mathematics,
grade \ail. A. K. Bell. Sch (El ed) 33:
799-803 My '45

KDUCATIOX INDEX July 1944— June 1947

85

ARITHMETIC— Tcachins — Junior* liigh schools
- — Contttiued ^

EnlarBed view of aritlimetic for pupils in
the Junior hiuh school. D. B. Wilburn. Nat
Assn Sec Sch I'rin lUil 30:61-7 Ja '40

Primary grades
First steps in arithmetic. A. J. DeMay. Instr

53:2S-9+ O '44; Same cond. Ed Digest 10:

45-S N '44
Meaningful number work. E. Deans. Instr 56:

■:\+ N Mii: 2S-(- .In •■17
Number activities. O. G. Mahoney. Grade

Teach 62:26+ Ja '45
Peru improves its arithmetic instruction. C.

\V. Martin, il Am Sch lid J 110:31+ Ap

•45
Practical number work. P. 'Welch, il Grade

Teach 64:36+ O '46
Readiness for number. A. G. Gunderson. Instr

55:34+ F ^46
Remedial arithmetic measures. C. Towle. Ani
■ Childh 31:21 Mr '46
Remedial arithmetic problems. C. Towle.

Am Childh 31:31 Ap ^46
Teaching helps in number and music. M. T.

Wynne. Grade Teach 63:30+ D '45
Two and two make four. F. P. Halliday.

Sch (F,l ed) 34:41-4 S ^45
When shall we begin number work? M. E.

Snyder. Grade Teach 62:30+ S '44

Second grades
Developing an understanding of place value

in second and third grade arithmetic. H.

Van Engen. Sch Sci «: Math 45:409-12 My

'45
Ups and downs of second grade arithmetic.

I. N. Kadden. Grade Teach 63:38+ My '46

Third grades
Developing an understanding of place value

in second and third grade arithmetic. H.

Van Engen. Sch Sci & Math 45:409-12 My

•45
Learning to use a ten in subtraction. D. B.

Wilburn. El Sch J 47:461-6 Ap '47
Teaching the new arithmetic in a third

grade. B. McCann and C. O. Dalrymple.

Ed 65:493-6 Ap '45

Teaching aids and devices
Easy addition fact.s; a chart. Instr 55:37 S '46
From 1 to 10. M. G. Armistead. il Grade Teach

62:2S+ .Mr '45
Hard addition facts; a chart. Instr 56:25 N '46
Imagination and drill. 'F. E. Sullivan. Am

Childh 31:15-16 Mr '46
Number card game. G. A. Randall. Grade

Teach 63:40 My ^46
Number combinations self-taught with home-
made abacus. F. M. Rich, il J Ed 12S:SS-9

Mr '45
Number families. D. Robertson. Sch (EI ed)

33:410 Ja '45
Number games can be fun. L. L. Rosenquist.

Childh Ed 21:461-3 My '45
Numbers can be fun. M. Gode. Am Childh

32:14 My '47
Roman numbers. Instr 54:33-4 S '45
Vitalizing arithmetic instruction. L. J.

Brueckner. il Nat El Prin 25:24-8 S '45

Teaching methods
Case of decimals versus common fractions.

J. T. Johnson. Math Teach 39:221-4 My '46
Changes and trends in arithmetic since 1910.

H. G. Wheat. (In Conference on arithmetic.

Improving the program in arithmetic, p 1-

11): Same. El Sch J 47:134-44 N '46; Same

cond. Ed Digest 12:12-18 F '47
Developing an understanding of our number

system through place value. J. A. Morton.

Sch Sci & Math 45:870-3 D '45
Developing an imderstanding of place value

in second and third grade arithmetic. H.

Van Engen. Sch Sci & Math 45:409-12 My

•45
Houses that arithmetic built. C. M. Moore, il

Instr 54:41+ S '45
Improving language ability in mathematics.

D. E Kearney. Sch Sci & Math 46:800-2 D

'46
Meaningful way. C. Whitney. J Ed 128:204-6

S -45
Method of self-instruction for learning the

thirty-six addition combinations with sums

from eleven to eighteen and their corre-
sponding subtraction facts in grade 11.

D. B. Wilburn. Math Teach 38:246-51 O "45

San Diego schools arithmetic methods. Am
Sch nd J 111:30 D ^45

So-called shortcuts often cause confusion. E.
L. Mossman. Math Teach 40:62-4 F "47

Streamlining teaching of number facta. N.
Poritz. Nat Ed A.ssn J 34:193-4 D "45

Triads, tables, and arithmetic; reply to N.
Poritz. with rejoinder. II. Van Engen. bib-
liog Nat I'M .\ssn J 35:106-7 F '46

Suggestions for etllciency in teaching arith-
metic. F. C. Hill and J. M. Miller. Math
Teach 39:332-5 N '46

Teaching directed numbers. H. C. Christofter-
son. Sch Sci i>t Math 47:451-9 My '47

Ups and downs of second grade arithmetic.
I. N. Kadden. Grade Teach 63:38+ My '46

Which shall it be: mechanical drill or de-
velopment in understanding all the whys?
E. L.. Mossman. Math Teach 38:103-7 Mr
•45

Why not be sensible about meaning? H. G.
Wheat. Math Teach 38:99-102 Mr '45

Research
Investigation of experimental studies which
compare methods of teaching arithmetic; ab-
stract of a thesis. M. B. Knipp. bibliog J
Exp Ed 13:23-30 S '44

Terminology
Arithmetic terminology. L.. E. Ulrich. Wis J

Ed 77:326-7 Mr '45
Arithmetic vocabulary of mentally retarded

boys. W. M. Cruickshank. bibliog f J Ex-

cep Child 13:65-9+ D ^46

Tests and scales
Arithmetic terms. M. E. Parry. Grade Teach
62:48 Je ^45

Tests and scales
Arithmetic test for grammar grades. E. A.
Johnson. Grade Teach 64:6+ N ^46

Basing teaching procedures on comprehensive
evaluation results. W. A. Brownell. (In
Pennsylvania. University. School of educa-
tion. Educational planning for peace, p 128-
37)

Computational weaknesses of college fresh-
men. W. S. Guiler. Am Assn Col Reg J
20:367-82 Ap '45

Current arithmetic. R. F. Heag}-. Grade
Teach 63:10 S '45

Difficulties in percentage encountered by
ninth-grade pupils. W. S. Guiler. El Sch
J 46:563-73 Je ^46

Division facts and their use in estimation or
quotient with a two-flgure divisor. F. E.
Grossnickle. El Sch J 45:569-74 Je '45

Measuring arithmetical achievement. L. G.
Van Engen. Math Teach 37:217-18 My ^44

Measuring the newer aspects of functional
arithmetic. B. A. Sueltz. bibliog t (In Con-
ference on arithmetic. Improving the pro-
gram in arithmetic. p27-34); Same. El Sch
J 47:323-30 F ^47

Modern objective tests; a number test. M. B.
Russell. Grade Teach 62:6 F ^45

Modern objective tests: arithmetic. E. Bacon.
Grade Teach 62:8 Mr '45

New York city arithmetic computations test.
B. Braverman. H Points 27:72-4 My '45

Ready-to-use tests for middle and upper
grades: problem solving processes. M. E.
Parry. Instr 55:39 O '46

Ready-to-use tests for middle and upper
grades: review of arithmetic facts. L.
Galinn. Instr 55:21 Je '46

Ready-to-use tests for middle and upper
grades: thought-provoking arithmetic. M.
E. Parry. Instr 55:27 N '45

Retention by teachers of computational skills
in arithmetic. O. P. Rausch. Math Teach
40:178-9 Ap '47

Retention of arithmetic and algebra m rela-
tion to achievement in plane geometry. M.
Challman. Math Teach 39:77-9 F '46

Review problems. B. Boyle; E. Carlson; A.
M. Leiper. Grade Teach 62:36+ My '45

State and federal civil service arithmetic ex-
amination problems. R. R. Rosenberg. Bsns
Ed World 26:199-200. 257-9 D •45-Ja '46

Test of abilities in arithmetic reasoning. G.
Spache. El Sch J 47:442-5 Ap '47

Tests for your review class: interest and
interest problems. K. Thomas. Grade Teach
63:60-1 Je '46

86

EDUCATION IXDEX July 1944— June 1947

ARITHMETIC — Continued

Textbooks

Illustrations in arithmetic. F. E. Gross-
nickle. Tex Outl 30:25-6 F •46; Same cond.
J Ed 129:50-1 F '46; Neb Ed J 26:90 Mr
•46

Illustrations in arithmetic textbooks. F. E.
Grossnickle. El Sch J 47:84-92 O ^46

One hundred fifty years ot arithmetic text-
books. H. L,. Smith and others, bibliog il
Ind Univ Sch Ed Bui 21:1-149 Ja ^45

Units of work

Houses that arithmetic buili. C. M. Moore, il
Instr 54:414- S '45

Workbooks

Arithmetic for use. F. 1^. Wren and others.

bks 1-S pa ea 32c •44-^45 Heath
Arithmetic skills in practice. M. A. Dawson.

bks 1-2 pa '46 Owen
Meaning and practice in arithmetic, grade 'J.

L.. J. Brueckner and others, pa '45 Winston
My first number book.' J. K. Clark and oth-
ers, pa 2Sc '45 World bk.
My second number book. J. R. Clark and

others, pa 36c '45 World bk.
Workbooks for Living arithmetic: grades 5-6.

G. T. Buswell and others. 2bks rev ed pa

ea 44c '47 Ginn

Colleges and universities
Difficulties encountered by college freshmen
in decimals. W. S. Guiler. J Ed Res 4U:
1-13 S '46
DitBculties encountered by college freshmen
in fractions. W. S. Guiler. bibliog f J Ed
Res 39:102-15 O '45
Difficulties encountered in percentage by col-
lege freshmen. W. S. Guiler. bibliog f J
Ed Res 40:81-95 O '46

Elementary schools

Arithmetic program in the elementary school.

B. Baxtei-. Calif J El Ed 12:233-9 My '44
Putting mathematics to work. (In New York

society for the experimental study of edu-
cation. Advancing front of education: 1943
yearbook, p 120-2>

First grades
Do first graders retain number concepts

learned in kindtrgarten? S. M. Mott and Al.

E. Martin. Math Teach 40:75-8 F '47
Pencil power — and classroom mental health.

C. C. Frost. Und Child 14:82-3 Je ^45

High schools

Analysis of the arithmetic knowledge of
high-school pupils. J. S. Orleans and E.
Saxe. Ed Digest 10:21-3 Ap ^45

Arithmetic for the twelfth year. R. C. Miller.
Math Teach 40:221-4 My '47

Competence in arithmetic. K. C. Skeen. Ind
Arts & Voc Ed 34:303-4 S '45

Remedial arithmetic in high school. B.
Braverman. J Bsns Ed 22:15-16 Ja '47

Study of grade placement of socially signifi-
cant arithmetic problems in the high-school
curriculum; abstract of doctor's disserta-
tion. W. J. Lyda and C. G. F. Franz^n. J
Ed Res 39:292-5 D '45

Junior high schools
Insurance: an inforinalional problem unit.
Mrs J. E. Gallagher. Ed 65:470-4 Ap '45

Kindergarten
Arithmetic concepts of preschool children.

C. Stotiar. bibliog f El Sch J 40:342-5 F

•46
Number concepts of small children. S. M.

Mott. Math Teach 38:291-301 N '45
Number experience units for kindergarten

pupils. E. M. Bentley. Ed 65:464-5 Ap '45

Ninth grades

Difficulties in decimals encountered by ninth-
grade pupils. W. S. Guiler. El Sch J 46:
384-93 Mr '46

DilHculties in fractions encountered by
ninth-grade pupils. W. S. Guiler. El Scli J
46:146-56 N '45

Dil'licuities in percentage encountered by
ninth-grade pupils. W. S. Guiler. EI Sch
J 46:563-73 Je '46

Primary grades
Arithmetic comes alive. M. B. Wilson. Instr

55:36-t- O '46
Borrowing, taught concretely. M. F. Sander-

lin. Instr 56:13-1- Je '47
More fun with numbers. P. Tustison. Grade

Teach 62;24-f- Ja ^45
Number work in the elementary grades. E.

M. Sauer. 11 Sch Executive 64:50-1 Mr ^45
Problem solving in the primary grades. A. G.

Gunderson. il Instr 54:36-7-f O '45
Readiness for number. A. G. Gunderson. Instr

55:34-1- F '46
Teaching carrying in addition. M. F. Sander-

lin. Instr 56:15-|- My ^47

Sixth grades

Factors associated with successful achieve-
ment in problem solving in sixth grade
arithmetic. C. W. Hansen, bibliog f J Ed
Res 38:111-18 O ^44
ARITHMETIC, Commercial

Duplication between arithmetic and business
training. M. Surmann and A. M. Cooke. J
Bsns Ed 22:21-2 Ja ^47

Aims and objectives
Organization and purpose of a business math-
ematics course. R. R. Rosenberg. Bsns Ed
World 26:82-5 O ^45

Correlation w/ith other subjects
Integrating business aritimietic with junior
business training. M. E. Sharpe and W. M.
Polishook. 11 J Bsns Ed 21:15-f- My ^46

Curriculum

Business information and arithmetic for the
consumer. G. Goldtarb. (In Commercial
education association of New York city and
vicinity. Basic business education for all;
fotirteenth yearbook. p3-8)

Organization and purpose of a business math-
ematics course. R. R. Rosenberg. Bsns Ed
World 26:82-5 O ^45

Problems, exercises, etc.

Inventory test in business mathematics. R.
R. Rosenberg. Bsns Ed World 25:447-9 Ap
•45

Projects

Workshop in business arithmetic. J. Kramer
and others. (In Commercial education asso-
ciation of New York city and vicinity. Basic
business education for all; fourteerith year-
book, p 163-202)

Subject matter
Decimal usage in the occupational world. G.

B. Russell, bibliog f J Ed Res 38:633-8 Ap

'45
What shall we teach in business arithmetic?

R. R. Rosenberg. Bsns Ed World 26:368-9.

431-2. 490-1; 27:74-6. 220-2, 342-4, 450-1 Mr-

My, O. D '46, F. Ap ^47

Tests and scales

Diagnostic tests in business mathematics. R.
R. Rosenberg, Bsns Ed World 25:157-9. 210-
17. 277-8 N •44-Ja ^45

Workbooks

. Practical exercises in btisiness arithmetic.
J. I.. Twohig. pa 72c ^47 Heath

High schools
Improvement of btisiness mathematics. C.
M. File, il J Bsns Ed 20:19-20 Ap '45

ARITHMETIC readiness. See Arithmetic —
Readiness

ARITHMETICS. See Arithmetic— Textbooks
ARIZONA

Department of education
Arizona educational directory. 1944-1945, 1945-
1946. 2v 192:194p pa •44-^46 The dept, 212
Capitol bldg. Phoenix
Seventeenth biennial report of the state
superintendent of public instruction to the
governor of the state of Arizona. July 1,
1942 thru June 30, 1943 and July I. 1943
thru June 30. 1944. SOp '44 The dept.
Phoenix
ARIZONA education association

Oflicial program. December 8-9. 1944, Phoe-
nix. Ariz Teach Parent 33:22 D '44

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944 -June 1947

87

ARIZONA society for crippled tfhlfdren

llimdirapped children are KOiiii; lo school at

home. Ariz Teach Paroiu 36:12+ Mi^^-IT
Sclutolinjr for home-bound children. Ariz
Te.ieh Parent 34:29+ Mr 'U
ARIZONA. University

Poems of students. University of Arizona,
1920-1943; cd. by D. V. Fuller and others.
(Bui. V 14 no3: General bul. no7) 79p pa
40c '43 The univ.

Grnduate college

Ahstracls of theses for hinher degrees, 1943
and 1944. (Record, v38 no 1) 34p pa 25c
"45 The iHiiv. Tucson
ARKANSAS

Department of education

Arkan.^as etlucatioual directory, 1945-46. 21p
'45 The dept. Liltle Rock

Course of study In health, safely and
physical education for Arkansas schools,
elementary and secondary sections. (Ark.
cooperative proprani to improve instruction
bul no9) 2d ed 2v 131;162p '43 The dept.
Little Rock

Educational opportunities In Arkansas for
returned war veteran.^: under provisions of
llie Service men's readjustment act of 1944,
the G. I. bill of rights. 51p '44 The dept.
Little Rock

Janitors' work manual, prepared by J. L.
Tavlor. (Uul. no 1 1944) rev ed 43p il '44
The dept. Little Rock

Regulations Koverning the certification of
teachers in Arkansas, approved by the
State board of education, December 10,
1945, elTective September 1, 1946. (Bul. no3
1946) 41p '46 The dept. Little Rock

DiviMon of administration
Statistical summary for the public schools
of Arkansas, 1942-1944: prepared by C.
Green. 35p '44 The dept. Little Rock
ARKANSAS polytechnic college, Russellville
Veterans are competing for top honors. J.
\V. Hull. Jun Col J 16:71 O '45
ARKANSAS River valley
Studving resources in the Arkansas River
vallev. R. W. Roberts, il H Sch J 29:136-8
My '46
ARKANSAS, University

nusiness and education plan together. R. W.
Roberts. Kd Adm & Sup 32:143-50 Mr '46
Scholastic records of non-high school grad-
uates entering the University of Arkansas.
R. K. Bent, bibliog f J Ed Res 40:108-15 O
'46

College of education
Report of the Regional resources transla-
tion conference [mimeographed] 3v 82;58:
47p v 1 $1; v2-3 ea 75c '44 The col,
Fayettevllle
ARLEN, Martha P.
Report on the Negro soldier. H Points 28:
55-7 Mr '46
ARLINGTON, Massachusetts

High school
Outline of aims and methods for a guidance
department in Arlin.gton high school. (In
National business teachers association. Ef-
fective business education: ninth yearbook,
p 128-35)

Junior high school
Harne-ssing 9th-grade energies for Uncle Sam.'

E. G. Sanford. Clearing House 19:370-2 F
•4i

ARLINGTON. Vermont

High school
Thev learn bv doing. K. L. "Wolcox. Nat Assn
Sec Sch Prin Bul 29:45-8 My '45
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS township high school,
Arlington Heights, Illinois
Shops come first in this building program.

F. A, Child.', il plans Nations Sch 39:33,
38-40 Ja '47

ARLITT, Ada (Hart) (Mrs J. L, Arlitt)

Psychology- of infancy and early childhood.
(McGraw-Hill home economics ser) 3d ed
475p bibliog 53.75 '46 McGraw-Hill

ARLITT, Mrs J. L. See Arlitt, A. H.

ARM. David Lehr

Accelerated programs in mechanical engi-
neering. J Kng Ed 35:600-2 My '45
Are we overemphasizing science and tech-
nology? J Eng Ed 36:139-40 O '45
ARMACOST, George Henry

Kremer J. Hnko; practical educational phi-
losopher. Va J Ed 37:291 Ap '44
ARMACOST, Richard Ralph

.^yr.'nuse univorsitv science congress. Scl
Teach 13:74-7 Ap '46
ARMADILLOS

Animal battleship. L. H. Beckhart. 11 Am
Childh 31:53 O '45
ARMBRISTER, Eva. and Featherston. Nellen
First grade scrapbooks. Te.\ OutI 30:31-2 Je
'46

ARMBRUSTER. Walter S.

Look at their faces.' Ed Mus Mag 25:19 Mr
■46
ARMED forces institute, United States. See

United Stales armed forces institute
ARMED forces institute tests. See General.

educational development battery
ARMED forces radio service

Armed forces radio service progress. M.

Work. (In Institute for education by radio.

Education on the air; fifteenth yearbook.

1944. P94-100)

Education bv radio in the armed forces. P.

Wheatley. Assn Ed Radio J 5:6+ S '46
Radio programs for troop education. E.
Barnouw. Ed Outl 19:107-14 Mr '45
ARMEL, Clyde S. and Auble, J. W,

Printing instructor keeps abreast of indus-
try. Ind Arts fi Voc Ed 33:408-9 D '44
ARMELIA, Sister Mary, See Marv Armelia.
Si.sler

ARMENTROUT, Winfield Dockery
Discriminate listening basic. Assn Ed Radio

J 5:87 F '46
Results from a state scholarship program.
(In American association of teachers col-
leges. Twenty-fifth yearbook. 1946. p56-S)
ARMFELT, R, N,

Britain teaches by radio. Nations Sch 34:47-8
Ag '44
ARMIES
Picturesque ways of estimating and suggest-
ing the size of huge armies. E. S. McCart-
ney, bibliog f Class J 40:358-64 Mr "45
.See also
Conscription

also subhead Army under names of coun-
tries, e.g. United States — Army
ARM IN, L. Clair

Training elementary teachers. Sierra Ed N^
42:2S-30 D '46
ARMISTEAD, Fred J.

Service, please. Sch Executive 65:60 S '45
ARMISTEAD, Mary Gibbs

From 1 to 10. Grade Teach 62:28+ Mr '45
ARMISTICE day

Independence day for the United nations.
L. J Hampton. Harvard Ed R 16:75-8 Mr
'46

ARMITAGE, R. H,

.^'oiiie uses of the blackboard in foreign lan-
.ffuage classes. Mod Lang J 30:475-80 N '46
ARMOR, See Arms and armor
ARMOUR, Margaret

Britain fosters international understanding
at school level. Sch Activities 18:145 Ja
'47
British schoolchildren to get free milk. Sch

& Soc 64:135 .-^.g 24 '46
Educational puppetry in Britain. .Sch Activ-
ities 18:174 F '47
ARMOUR, Richard
College in the church. Sch & Soc 60:315-16
N 11 '44
ARMOUR, Richard Willard, and Howes, R. F.
Addenda to Coleridge the talker, bibliog f Q
J Speech 32:208-303 O '46
ARMOUR institute of technology. See Illinois

institute of technology
ARMS, George Warren
Clulde Roland and Sir Galahad. Col Engl 6;
258-62 F '45

88

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ARMS and armor

Modem aviators and ancient knights. II
Grade Teach 62:20-1 N '44
ARMSBY, Henry Horton

Enrollment in engineering colleges: fall of
1946. Higher Ed 3:6-7 Mr 1 '47

Federal surplu.s war propertv and educational
institutions. Higher Ed 1:1-3 Mr 15; 2:3-4
S 1 '45

Recent developments related to surplus prop-
erty. Higher Ed 2:3-4 N 1 '45

Science foundation legislation. Higher Ed
3:7-9 My 15 '47

Specialist for engineering education appointed.
Higher Ed 2:7 Ap 15 '46

Specialist for engineering education ap-
pointed. J Rng Ed 36:587 My '46
ARMSON, Anne, and Turnbull, Stanley

Reckoning with youth; a practical handbook
for youth leaders and all who have the
interest of youth at heart and are striving
for and with it. 127p 6s '44 Allen. G.
ARMSTRONG, Charles M.

Increased college attendance and the high
school. Clearing House 21:139-42 N '46
ARMSTRONG, Clairette P. and Heisler, Flor-
ence

Note on the attainments of delinquent boys,
bibliog Sch & Soc 61:29-31 Ja 13 '45

Some comparisons of Negro and white de-
linquent boy.i. Pedagog Sem 67:81-4 S '45
ARMSTRONG, David T.

Anecdote in the classroom. Ed Forum 9:313-
16 Mr '45

Anecdotes. J Ed 129:315-16; 130:26 D '46-Ja
'47

Anecdotes as teaching devices. J Ed 129:280-2
N '46; Same cond. H Points 29:78-80 Ap
■47

Character from the English class. J Ed 129:
246-8 O '46

Conflicts in the socio-moral aspects of educa-
tion. H Points 28:60-3 O '46

Dictionary work. Engl J 34:490-2 N '45

English instruction that builds character.
H Points 28:57-61 D '46

Evils of assembly line methods in teacher
training. Nations Sch 38:27 O '46

How good are the comic books? El Engl R
21:283-5+ D '44

Literary allusions. Engl J 34:218-19 Ap '45

Pupils' objections to school. Nations Sch 35:
51 Mr -45

Watch this spot. J Ed 127:227 O '44
ARMSTRONG, Edward Cooke

Obituary

Speculum 20:380 Jl '45. W. A. Nitze and
others
ARMSTRONG, Edward Frankland

Allied plan for education. Nature 156:708-10
D 15 '45

United nations educational and cultural or-
ganisation: introduction. Nature 156:553 N
10 '45
ARMSTRONG, Eva V. and Deischer, C. K.

Dr Henry Moyes, Scotch chemist; his visit to
America. 1785-1786. bibliog J Chem Ed 24:
169-74 Ap '47
ARMSTRONG. Fred Eugene

Importance of certain college courses as pre-
employment training for prospective teach-
ers of vocational agriculture, por Ag Ed
Mag 19:176-7 Mr '47

Long-time planning in departments of voca-
tional agriculture, por Ag Ed Mag 18:2054-
My '46

Suggestions for beginning teachers of voca-
tional agriculture, por Ag Ed Mag 17:126-7
Ja '45
ARMSTRONG, Grace

Workshops in rural education, por Teach
Col J 18:17 O '46
— and others

Criteria for ranking the faculty of a teachers
college, bibliog f Peabody J Ed 21:321-59
My '44
ARMSTRONG, Henry

Note on a proposal to establish a college for
the study of English in the Paris of 1814.
Modern Language Review 42:125-6 Ja '47

ARMSTRONG, Henry Fry
Obituary

(In Carnegie foundation for the advance-
ment of teaching. Forty-first annual re-
port. 1945-46. p79-S0)
ARMSTRONG, Hubert C.

Interpreting the schools to the public. (In
California elementary school principals' as-
sociation. Guideposts for the elementary
schools of tomorrow; sixteenth yearbook.
p39-49)
Opportunity for equalizing state aid. Sierra

Ed N 41:14-15 F '45
Place of vocabulary in mathematics. Calif J
El Ed 12:200-6 My '44
ARMSTRONG. Jean M. A.

E.xperimental term with an all-age rural
class. Times Ed Sup 1639:466 S 28 '46
ARMSTRONG, Jesse Evan, and others

Co-operative planning by businessmen and
business educators. (In American busi-
ness education yearbook. 1944. p269-77)
ARMSTRONG, Louis Edgar

StrategT,' in supervision. Ed Leadership 4:
245-8 Ja '47
ARMSTRONG, Orland Kay
Booker T. Washington, apostle of good will.
Readers Digest 50:25-30 F '47
ARMSTRONG, Orville M.

Tales of Hoffmen. Volta R 47:641-3-1-, 706-I-;
48:29-30-1-. 92-)- N '45-F '46
ARMSTRONG, Thomas Orwell

Personnel and labor relations. (In Eastern
association of college and university busi-
ness officers. Minutes of the twenty-fifth
annual meeting. 1944. p99-112)
ARMSTRONG, Watson

Helping the teacher inform them, por Ag
Ed Mag 17:208 My '45
— and Harris, Lee

Future farmers of America. Ky Sch J 25:
8-10 D '46
— and Martin, W. H.

(eds) Farmer classes. See issues of Agricul-
tural education magazine April 1944-June
1946
ARMSTRONG, Wesley Earl, and others

College and teacher education; prepared for
the commission on teacher education. Slip
52.50 '44 Am. council on ed; Summary. El
Sch J 45:546-8 Je '45
Curricular changes needed to ineet new
needs of teachers. (In Pennsylvania. Uni-
versity. School of education. Education in
a developing democracy. p35-9)
Emerging responsibilitv of collegiate insti-
tutions. Ed Digest 10:40-2 F '45
Next five years in teacher education: some
suggestions from the experience of the
commission on teacher education. (In
American association of teachers colleges.
Twenty-third yearbook, 1944. p29-37)
ARMY airways communications system. See
United States — Army — Air force — Army
communications service
ARMY alpha tests

Nebraska army alpha revision and the com-
parative strength of factors V. N, and R
in nursing students. A. I. Rabin and H. M.
Weinik. bibliog Journal of General Psy-
chology 34:197-202 Ap '46
ARMY bands. See Bands
ARMY bureau of current affairs. See Great

Britain — Army bureau of current affairs
'ARMY communications service. See United
States — Army — Air force — Army communi-
cations service
ARMY general classification test

Army general classification test results for
air forces specialists. T. W. Harrell. Ed &
Psychol M 6 no3:341-9 '46
Army general classification test scores for
civilian occupations. T. W. Harrell and
M. S. Harrell. bibliog f Ed & Psychol M 5
no3:229-39 '45
Dictionary classification of the A.G.C.T.
scores for selected civilian occupations.
T. E. Christensen. bibliog f Occupations
25:97-101 N '46
Some comments on the Army general classi-
fication test. A. J. Duncan, bibliog f J
Ap Psychol 31:143-9 Ap '47

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— lime 1947

89

ARMY industrial college. SeelUilted Slates—
Arnty industrial college

ARMY life "^

Military guidance problems. J. A. Wallace.
Kd OutI 20;35--t2 N "45
ARMY medical library. See United States-
Surgeon Keneral's odlce— Llbrar.v
ARMV-navy qualifying tests for civilians
lOducallotml nohie\-enient as compared with
money spent on schools. K. S. Davenport
and H. H. Remmcrs. Sch & Soc 61:333-5 My
19 -45
ARMY officers
See also
I'nitod States — .\rniy

— OtllCtTS

ARMY slang. See Slang

ARMY specialized training program. See United

States — Army — Induration
ARMY university centers. See United States —

Arm\' — Education
ARMY war college. See National war college
ARNALL, Ellis Gibbs

Future of education in the South. (In Amer-
ican association of school administrators.
Official report. 1944. p 154-61); Same. Ky
Sch J 23:24-1- F '45

Importance of the 1946 election. Nat Ed Assn
J 35:377 O '46

Portrait

Nations Sch 39:34 Mr '47
ARNAUD, Leonard Ellison

TeachinK the pronunciation of C and G and
the Spanish diphthongs. Mod L.ang J 29:37-9
Ja '-15
ARNDT, Christian Ottomar

Annotated list of available units, courses of
study, and other curricular material deal-
ing with the Far Kast. See United States.
Office of education

(comp) China; selected references for teach-
ers. Sch Ufe 2S:27-9 F '46

Chinese education: present and future. (In
Pennsylvania. University. School of educa-
tion. Educational planning for peace. p314-
19)

Chulalongkorn university. Higher Ed 3:6-7
O 1 '46

Education in China today. See United States.
Office of education

(comp) Far East — selected references for
teachers. Sch Ufe 28:10-14 Jl '46

Far Eastern studies in American schools and
teachers colleges. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin
Bui 29:56-64 My '45; Same cond. Ed Vic
3:29-31 F 20 '45

(comp) Japan: selected references for teach-
ers. Sch bife 29:19-21 My '47

(comp) NEA journal war guide. Nat Ed
Assn J 34:93 Ap '45

(comp) Netherland.s East Indies; selected
references for teachers. Ed Vic 3:22-3 My
3 '45

(comp) Philippines; selected references for
teachers. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Eul 28:
113-20 N '44

Role of education in developing international
understanding, bibliog f Ed Vic 3:3-6 D 4
•44

(comp) Selected references on India. Nat Ed
Assn J 33:150 S '44

(comp) Thailand; selected references for
teachers. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 28:
121-4 N '44

(comp) Union of Soviet Socialist Republics;
selected references for teachers. Ed Vic 3:
11-12 My 21 '45
—See Hager. W. E. Jt. auth.
— and Bowies, L. J.
■(eds) Parents, teachers, and youth build to-
gether. 41p pa '47 Hind.s
—and Hager, W. E.
Far East in teacher-education programs. (In
American association of teachers colleges.
Twenty-third yearbook. 1944. p 151-4)
—and Han, P. W.

(cotnps) Korea; selected references for teach-
ers. Ed Vic 3:24-5 Ap 3 '45
— and others

Parents, teachers and youth work together.

25c '46 Am. ed. fellowship
Suggested materials and approaches for study
of intergroup problems, bibliog Nat El Prin
26:250-70 S '46

ARNESEN, Ellas T.

Humnnltios; a llt)erall7,lng curriculum, bib-
liog (In Valentine. P. F. ed. Twentieth cen-
tury oduralion. p 134-54)

ARNESEN, Ruth V. See Brown, C. M. Jt. auth.

ARNESON, Ben Albert
Trends In the teaching of government. Social
Ed 9:350-4 D '45
ARNESON, Burnette
Old knit clothes can be used again. Prao
Home Eron 22:410-11 O '44
ARNETT, Alex Mathews
Obituary

Sch & Soc 62:123 Ag 25 '45
ARNETT, William Tobias

Project method in architecture at the Uni-
versity of Florida. Higher Ed 3:1-3 Ja 15
'47
ARNOLD. C. J.
Ix>!'s eliminate fractions. Minn J Ed 26:288-9
Mr '46
ARNOLD, Catherine, and others
Folk songs and dances. Sch Arts 44:235 Mr
■45
ARNOLD, Dwight L.

Possibilities in work camps for education.

Ohio Sch 23:64-5 F '45
Qualifications of a guidance counselor. (In
Purdue university. Division of educational
reference. Proceedings of the eleventh an-
nual guidance conference, 1945. p8-19)
ARNOLD, Eber J.

Policv and practice in school plant rehabilita-
tion, por Ohio Sch 25:110-11-|- Mr '47
ARNOLD, Fraser
Shall America adopt post-war universal mili-
tary training? yes. Progres Ed 22:24-5-(- F
•45
ARNOLD, Henry Harley

Program for our democracy. Occupations 24:
355-G Mr '46
ARNOLD, Joseph Norman

Younger faculty members and university pol-
icy. J Higher Ed 18:153-5 Mr '47

ARNOLD, Katharine, and Dudley. Jean

Nutcracker suite inspirations. Sch Arts 45:
249 Mr '46

ARNOLD, M. W.
Role of air transportation in the future. Sch
Sci & Math 46:141-8 F '46

ARNOLD, Martha. See Kuhlen, R. G. jt. auth.

ARNOLD, Matthew
Matthew Arnold and the modern church. H.

S. Shelton. Hibbert Journal 44:119-24 Ja

■46
Three Victorian critics. E. Bollinger, bibliog t

Mad Q 5:6S-7S Mr '45

ARNOLD, Oren

(ed) See Merrill. K. H. E.^-marine looks at
high sciiool

ARNOLD, William Edwin

Are scliool .survev-s worth while? Am Sch
Bd J 111:28 O '45

ARNSPIGER, Varney Clyde

Can films serve rural schools? (In Wiscon-
sin. University. Visual education institute.
Proceedings of the third annual Visual edu-
cation institute, 1945. p64-6)

Contribution of the film in inducting the
young citizen into the world of science and
technology. Sch Sci & Math 46:305-11 Ap
■46

Contribution of the film in today's educa-
tion. Nat Cath Ed Assn Proc 1946:392-401

Our earthbound education. Sec Ed 12:26 N
•44

— See Corey. S. M. jt. auth.
—and Windle, M. E.

Developing .-social concepts through instruc-
tional films. Sch Manag 14:3 S '44

ARON, Albert William
Obituary

Mod Lang J 30:156 Mr '46. R. T. Itlner

ARONSON, Evelyn
Stark outline of famine. Social Studies 37:
349-51 D '46

90

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

AROOSTOOK county, Maine

Education

History of secondary education in Aroostook
county in Maine. J. K. Huff, bibliog pa
50c '46 Univ. of Me. lib, Orono, Me.
ARPER, Betty P.

Careers in special librarianship. Sch Sci &
Math 45:557-9 Je '45
ARQUIN, Florence

Kodachrome slides of Latin America. His-
pania 28:377-9 Ag '45
ARRANGEIVIENT of flowers. See Flowers. Ar-
rangement of

ARRE, Jaisee

Bumble bee; story. Am Childh 29:51 Je '44

ARREGUINE, Victor

Knrique Herrero Ducloux. J Chem Ed 21:419
S '44
ARRINGTON, IVIarion Graves. See Jones. F. N.

jt. aulh.
ARROWOOD, Charles Flinn

•riieory of education in the political philos-
ophy of Adam Smith. 34p bibliog pa priv ptd
'45 The auth. Univ. of Tex, Austin 12

ART

Acquainting the public with its school

through cultural aspects. C. Canlrall and

others. Nat El Prin 25:25-7 O '45
AAUW in arts. Am Assn Univ Women J 40:

lSl-6 Ap '47
Artist reads. A. Ramos Martinez. (In Clare-

mont colleges. Claremont college reading

conference; eleventh yearbook 1946. p 12-

14)
Arts and the answers. D. Sutcliffe. Sch &

Soc 63:283-5 Ap 20 '46
Fine arts: a misnomer. H, B. Green, bib-
liog Ed Forum 11:93-8 N '46
High school art assembly. H. L.. Moody. J

Ed 127:200-f S '44
Mathematics and beauty. M. B. Malm, il

Chicago Sch J 26:77-8 Ja '45
Or is it vision'.' T. E. O'Brien. America 73:

56-7 Ap 21 '45
Po6sie pure et art pour art. M. Frangon.

bibliog f French R 20:14-17 O '46
Things unseen. J. Vaughan. Teach Col J 17:

17-f- S '45
Vision or visions? N. W. Logal. America 73:

236-7 Je 23 '45
Youth needs the flue arts of living. M. H.

Erdt. Calif J Sec Ed 20:309-10 O '45
See also
Abstract art Esthetics

Arts and crafts Finger painting

Caricatures and car- Industrial arts

toons Painting

Children's art Pen drawing

Color prints Pictures

Composition (art) Pottery

Cjreation (literary, Proportion (art)

artistic, etc) Wood carving

Drawing

Appreciation and interpretation
Art appreciation by radio; the Cleveland ex-
periment. A. Howell. Sch (El ed and Sec

ed) 34:10-15 S '45
Art as enriched living in Breathitt county,

Kentucky. L. W. Ellison. Childh Ed 23:212-

17 Ja '47
Art as memory, activity, and goal. W. S.

Rusk. J Higher Ed 16:312-18 Je '45
Art comes to the people. V. C. Hinton. il Sch

Arts 46:164-5 Ja '47
Art in educational reconditioning. V. A.

Mueller, jr. and J. Mersand. bibliog f il

Sch Arts 45:114-174- D '45
Art in the community. M. S. Wolle. il Sch

Arts 46:160-1 Ja '47
Art in the rural school. M. Deviney. il Sch

(El ed) 34:427-9 Ja '46
Art in the schools. F. A. Jewett. Sch (El ed

and Sec ed) 33:295-7 D '44
Art is for all of us. J. L. Smith, il Nat Parent

Teach 40:24-6 Mr '46
Avenues to art appreciation. C. E. Wagar.

Sch (El ed and Sec ed) 33:669-72 Ap '45
Case for concentration; beyond the patter

lie green pastures. C. Hogue. Am Assn

Univ Women J 39:142-4 Ap '46
Cla.s.sroom experiences in fine arts. C. E.

Sanborn. Sch (El ed) 34:144-6 O "45

Education for all the people for apprecia-
tion. R. S. Hilpert. Calif J Sec Ed 20:315-
18 O '45

Evaluation is the goal. M. H. Erdt. Ed 66:
392-5 P '46

Growing up with pictures. E. Osgood, i! Par-
ents Mag 21:44-5-1- My '46

How can the principal help teachers meet
the needs of boys and girls for aesthetic de-
velopment in art education? P. Golds-
worthy. (In California elementary school
principals' association. Continuing educa-
tion of teachers for elementary school serv-
ice; eighteenth yearbook. pS2-8)

Place of the communicative arts in educa-
tion. R. S. Thompson. Teach Col Rec 46:
445-52 Ap '45

Psychology of art appreciation. J. K. Feible-
man. Journal of General Psychology 35:43-
57 Jl '46

Roots in the community. D. P. Vaughan. Ed
66:377-8 F '46

Study comparing two methods of developing
art appreciation with college students. E.
A. Bottorf. bibliog J Ed Psychol 38:17-44
Ja '47

Whither art teaching? V. M. Cryderman.
Sch (Sec ed) 35:432-4 Mr '47

With the masters; developing art appreciation
through visual aids. M.- Guilford, il Ed
Screen 24:20-2 Ja '45
See also

Art criticism

Esthetics

Owatonna art educa-
tion project
Picture study

Correlation with other subjects

Animating hi-story with art. S. Svvineford. il

Sch Art;: 46:232-3 Mr '47
Around the world we go. L. Johnston and

others, il Sch Arts 45:206 F '46
Art and business practice. O. Ross, il Sch

(Sec ed) 34:41)0-1 F '46
Art as memory, activity, and goal. W. S.

Rusk. J Higher Ed 16:312-18 Je '45
Art class as an integrating force. M. S.

Langsner. il Sch Arts 46:234-5 Mr '47
Art education integrates with language ex-
pression in the elementary school. F. N.

Woempner and M. D. Reid. il Sch Arts

45:317-19 My '46
Art helps social studies. J. M. ' Todd, il Am

Childh 32:16-17 My '47
Art integration and the core curriculum. I. B.

Johnson, bibliog il Mont Ed 22:12-f- My

'46
Correlation of biology and art. A. F. Nixon.

Sch Sci & Math 45:717-24 N '45
Correlation of music with art. M. B. Pietsch-

nian. il Ed Mus Mag 26:14-15-1- Mr '47
Does it function? L. W. Love. Sch (El ed)

34:566-8 Mr '46
English at work in a sixth grade. B. H.

O'Brien. El Engl R 23:21-3 Ja '46
Experiment in the correlation of the arts.

G. Peck and others, il Nat El Prin 23:164-

73 Jl '44
Integration of construction with decorative

design. M. Holcombe and N. Mack, il .Sch

Arts 46:245 Mr '47
Inter-American art in the Spanish class. G.

R. Capone. H Points 29:46-9 F "47
Man and the Mississippi: a speech chorus.

murals and dance program in a New

Orleans school dramatize the region for its

parents and children. E. N. Kimball.

Progres Ed 23:142-4-f F '46
Open letter addressed to the dean of an arts

college. H. A. Basilius. J Higher Ed 16:

424-31. 472-8 N-D '45
Our community helpers. E. E. Lowry. il Am

Childh 31:4-5 My '46
Plan for art integration. L. L. Cooney. il

diags Sch Arts 43:354-6 Je '44
Planning open house. E. E. Boylston. il Sch

Arts 45:212-13 F '46
Role of the art department in the public

schools. E. E. Preston. Ed 66:368-73 F '46
Still lite and living music. G. R. Zook. Sierra

Ed N 41:16-17 O '45
Three-dimensional fun. I. Hazel, il Am

Childh 32:8-9 F '47
Unified arts experiment. N. L. Merrick and

others. Sch R 52:413-19 S '44

Criticism
See Art criticism

EOrCATIOX IXPFX lulv 1f'4+-Junc ]<^47

51

ART --t^ioitinued ~' '

Exhibitions -^

See Art exhibits

History
Teaching
.Microt\li)i slide project. E. R. Sunderland.
College Art Journal 5:18-22 N "45

Philosophy
Literature In wartime. H. Muchnic. Sch & Soc
l!l:77-S F 3 '45

Psychology
Psychiatrist looks nt art. U. J. Murphey. Sch

Arts 43:336-5 Je '44
Psychodynaniics of the art expression of a

boy patient with tic syndrome. M. Nauni-

buTK. biblio.c il Nerv Child 4:374-409 Jl '45
Psycholoiry of art appreciation. J. K. Feible-

nian. Journal of General Psychology 35:

43-57 Jl '46

Sociological aspects
New leitmotif for art education. I. L.. De

Francesco. Ed 66:350-2 F '46
■Where does art belong? M. B. Tiffany. Ed

66:364-7 F '46

Teaching
See Art education

Tests and scales

Art quiz for students of the classics. L. Ash-
ton. Class J 39:551-4 Je '44

Children's preferences for traditional and
modern paintinRs. E. Katz. biblioK pa $1.50
"44 Teachers col: Excerpts. Ed Screen 24:
158-(- Ap '45

Measurement in art from the vocational guid-
ance approach. A. S. Lewerenz. Ed 66:454-
60 Mr '46

Study comparing two nielhod."; of developing
art appreciation with college students. E.
A. Hottorf. bibliog J Ed Psychol 38:17-44
Ja '47
See also

Horn art aptitude
Inventory

Kansas

Art materials native to Kansas. M. Ellsworth,
il Sch Arts 44:182-7 F '45

Mexico
Folk art an integrating power. E. Pratt.
Sch Arts 45:228-30 Mr '46

New England
Handicrafts of New England today. A. H.
Eaton. 11 Sch Arts 44:254-88 Ap '45

United States
Oriental art and the American art teacher.
P. J. de Lemos. il Sch Art."! 46:27-30 S '46
ART, Abstract. See Abstract art
ART, American

Pennsylvania-German art. M. W. D. Keyser.

il Sch Arts 45:270-5-f- Ap '46
Realism in early American art and theatre.
J. W. Cur\-in. bibliog f Q J Speech 30:450-
5 D '44
Santos. Spani.sh-Amcrican folk art. E. F.
Maire, il Sch Arts 45:262-5 Ap '46
ART. Balinese

Painting in ink. E. del,. Morton, il Sch Arts
46;12-14-(- S '46
ART. Chinese
China: land of the ma.ster craftsman. B.

Young. 11 Sch Arts 44:28 S "44
Chinese art; pictures. Sch Arts 46:7. 23-7 S
■46
ART, Commercial

Co-operative program in commercial art. W.
K. Slirton. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 35:326-t-
S '46
ART, Greek

Great art in a new setting. Cla.<!s J 41:91-2
N '45
See aUo
Vases. Greek
ART, Indian (American) See Indians of North
America^Art

ART, lt.ili.in

Folk urt in Italy, il Sch Art.s 46:285-8 Ap '47
ART, Japanese

E.vuniphs of Japanese art. il Sch .\rt.'i 46:31-
6 S '46
See also
Ctilor prints
ART, Latin American
Technical, but not art adolescence in South
America. K. Severin. 11 Sch Arts 44:3-7 S '44
Unused folk energies of I.,atin America. R.
A. Wilson. bIblloR f Q It Higher Ed Among
Negroes 13:221-6 Jl '45
See also
Art, American
ART. Mexican

Intercultural approach to Mexico. A. D.
Alston and R. M. Ebkcn. il Sch Arts 45:
220-3 Mr '46
Little children can share interests with
another culture. F. C. Park. Pittsburgh
Sch 20:35-6 N '45: Same cond. Sch Arts
45:219-1- Mr '46
Mexican design with dog-hair brushes! F.

W. Titman. il Sch Arts 45:226-7 Mr '46
Understanding another cultm-e through its
arts. F. C. Park, il Sch Arts 45:210-1- Mr
•46
ART, Modernist
Modern art. T. Cummings. il Sch (El ed and
Sec ed) 34:615-18 Ap '46
ART, Negro

Negro art expression in America. ^'. Lowen-
feld. Mad Q 5:26-31 Ja '45
ART, Norwegian

Character of Norwegian design. S. Loftness.

il Sch Arts 46:267-8 Ap '47
Norwegian handicrafts. S. Loftness. il Sch
Art.s 45:118-20 D '45
ART, Oriental

Mother Asia artcrafts number. Sch Arts 46:
2-364- S '46
ART, Primitive

Native artcrafts of the islands of the world.
E. F. Maire. il Sch Arts 45:2-36 S: Eup[l-
41 N '45
Those strange old Aleutian islands. D. G.
Lent, il Sch Arts 44:14-15 S '44
ART, Soldiers'. See Soldiers' art
ART, Spanish American. See Art. American;

Art. Latin American
ART, Swedish

Sweden builds. R. E. Lawrence, il Sch Arts
46:271-3 Ap '47
ART, Tibetan
Tibet, mvsterv of the Orient. E. F. Maire.
il Sch Arts 46:19-22-t- S '46
ART and industry
How does the designer achieve beauty? B.
N. Osburn. il Ind Arts & Voc Ed 34:467-8
D '45
ART and science

Influence of science on painting and lit-
erature. A. McGlynn. Social Studies 36:356-
6 D '45
ART appreciation tests. .See Art — Tests and

scale.^
ART association of Toronto elementary schools
Art association of 'Toronto elementary
schools. T. Carpenter, il Sch (EI ed and Sec
ed) 35:588-91 My '47
ART centers

Seed is planted in New Hampshire; the story
of the (^oach house workshop. H. G. Crath-
ern. il Sch Arts 44:148-52-t- Ja '45
ART clubs

An club calendar. A. P. Steward, il Sch Arts

46:220-1 Mr '47
Ari club trip.s are fun. R. H. Hopper, il Sch

Arts 46:224-5 Mr '47
Pupils bring art to community. L. A. Penny.
il Nations Sch 38:51 D '46
ART contests

Art contest offers college scholarships to

high school pupils. Sch Manag 15:132 N '45

Harrv Doehla art competition. Sch & Soc

62:214 O 6 '45
So they painted the town red! J. H. Conover.

il Sch Arts 44:340-1 Je '45
Sponsoring creativity. M. U. Fillev. il Sch
Arts 43:334-5 Je '44

92

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ART criticism

Margaret Fuller's criticism of the fine arts.
R. C. Burton, bibliog- f Col Engl 6:18-23
O '44
ART education
All God's children can draw. A. Marland. il

diags Sch Arts 43:357 Je '44
Art and integrative teaching. C. D. Gaitskell.
Sch (El ed and Sec ed) 33:764-7 My '45
Art and labor; trade union educational ac-
tivities. W. Abell. il Magazine of Art 39:
231-9-1- O '46
Art and our schools. J. Hudnut. il Magazine

of Art 39:124- Ja '46
Art class in action. J. M. Home, rev ed $2.25

'46 Longmans
Art classes go to the park. B. E. Looney

il Sch Arts 46:166-7 Ja '47
Art education for daily living. M. Russell and
E. P. W. Gwynne. bibliog $3 '46 Manual
arts press
Art education for one world; 1946 yearbook.
Eastern arts association, pa $2 '46 The
assn, L. D. Sweigart. sec. State teachers
col, Kutztown, Pa.
Art education looks ahead. B. F. Mather. Ed

66:374-6 F '46
Art for country living. A. Kennedy. Ohio Sch

23:80 F '45
Art for culture's sake. A. L. Hofnieister.

Mont Ed 22:10 F '46
Art for the child's sake. K. Z. Moylan. Sch
Arts 44:305 My '45; Same. Sch Arts 45:
314 My '46
Art for the classroom. E. Dorsey. 2d ed $1
'43 School aids and text bk. pub. co, ltd,
1935 Albert st, Regina, Saskatchewan
Art for the youngest. E. Jacobus. Am Chiidh

30:35 O '44
Art for young America. F. Williams. $2.60

'46 Manual arts press
Art helps to prevent delinquency. J. Webb.

il Sch Arts 44:244-5 Mr '45
Art in education; place in the school cur-
riculum. Times Ed Sup 1521:303 Je 24 '44
Art in the schools. F. A. Jewett. Sch (El ed

and Sec ed) 33:295-7 D '44
Art: its place in home economics. H. Gold-
stein. J Home Econ 30:549-52 N '44
Art of teaching art for everyday living. P. J.

de Leraos. Sch Arts 44:2 S '44

Art teacher. P. J. de Lemos. $5 '46 Davis

press, inc. 44 Portland st, Worcester, Mass,

Art teacher. W. A. Ruby, bds $1.65 Klipto

loose leaf co, 15 S Delaware av. Mason

City, Iowa

Art teacher in a changing civilization. A.

Howell. Teach Col J 18:91-5 Ja '47
Art the ammunition of peace. V. C. Hinton.
il Christian Science Monitor Weekly Maga-
zine Section p 10-11 Ja 27 '45
Art, with music! H. Henley. Christian Sci-
ence Monitor Weekly Magazine Section p 10
D 7 '46
Arts. L. Beam. Am Assn Univ Women J 38:

227-32 Je '45
Arts and children's living. Association for
childhood education, pa 35c '45 The assn.
Arts and crafts shop for children. R. W.

Judkins. il Recreation 39:35-t- Ap '45
Arts in American education. K Krueger. il

Mus Educators J 33:16-18 Ap '47
Arts in American education. J. L., Mursell.
Teach Col Rec 46:285-92 F '45; Same cond.
Ed Digest 10:50-2 Ap '45
Arts in education. D. R. Hardman. Times

Ed Sup 1630:354 Jl 27 '46
Art's obligation to education. C. Harrison.

Sch Arts 45:210 F '46
Children take to the arts. N. R. Cole, il Nat

Parent Teach 41:10-12 D '46
Children's summer studio. M. Ellsworth, il

Sch Arts 46:303-5 My '47
China: land of the master craftsman. B.

Young, il Sch Arts 44:28 S '44
Cultural education under the Carnegie grants
for the advancement of art and music in
the public schools. Baltimore. Department
of education. 46p il pa '44 The dept, 3 E
25th st, Baltimore
Education for creative thinking. R G El-
linger. Ed 66:361-3 P '46
Enrichment of life through home economics
and art. F. M. Obst. bibliog (In Valentine,
P. F. ed. Twentieth century education.
P547-57)

Integration in art education. E. E Preston

il Sch Arts 44:218-22 Mr '45
Kmaloha co-op. R. W. Taylor. N Y State

Ed 32:501-1- Ap '45
Labor art workshops. S. Hoffman and M. G

Hoffman. Adult Ed J 3:154 O '44
Let's mix. E. Pilon. il Sch (El ed) 34:424-6

Ja '46
Little children can share interests with

another culture. F. C. Park. Pittsburgh

Sch 20:35-6 N '45; Same cond. Sch Arts

45:219-t- Mr '46
New leitmotif for art education. I. L De

Francesco. Ed 66:350-2 F '46
Oriental art and the American art teacher

P. J. de Lemos. il Sch Arts 46:27-30 S '46

.J^\}P^ pictures. J. M. Todd, il Sch Arts

44:296-7 My '45
Photography and art education. L. M. Gru-

hert. il Sch Arts 44:79-82 N '44
Plan for art integration. L. L. Cooney il

diags Sch Arts 43:354-6 Je '44
Plan now; twelve suggestions for art teach-
ers A. G. Pelikan. Sch Arts 44:153 Ja '45
Problems m teaching art. S. Emerson. J

Home Econ 37:615-17 D '45
Reconstruction and the individual M Mar-

quart, il Sch Arts 44:226-9 Mr '45
Schools of yesterday and today; illustrations.

Sch Arts 45:326-7 Je '46
Seed is planted in New Hampshire; the story

of the Coach house workshop. H G

Crathern. il Sch Arts 44:14S-52-|- Ja '45
Techniques for the task ahead; the arts. Am

Assn Univ Women J 37:225-8 Je '44
Tomorrow challenges art education; 1944 year-
book. Eastern arts association, pa SI '44

The assn, V. A. Roy, sec, 215 Ryerson st.

Brooklyn 5
Trees should look like trees. A. Dunser. Sch

& Com 31:148-9 Ap '45
Trends in the teaching of related art. M.

Ford. J Home Econ 36:431 S '44
Understanding another culture through its

arts. F. C. Park, il Sch Arts 45:219-1- Mr

46
Understanding the child through art. M J

Indrikson. Sch Arts 44:295 My '45
Unified arts experiment. N. L. Merrick and

others. Sch R 52:413-19 S '44
We retain fine arts! H. M. Hosmer. Teach

Ed J 6:51-8 S '44
What are valid standards in ' teaching the

fine arts? J. Bookbinder. Ed Outl 20:158-

68 My '46
What shall we do about our fingers. H. Haz-

zard. Mont Ed 23:26-7 Ap '47
Where is our child art? G. Grimm, il Sch Arts

46:301-2 My '47
Whither art teaching? V. M. Cryderman. Sch

(Sec ed) 35:432-4 Mr '47
Why a better peace time art program'' S

E. Wider, il Va J Ed 39:70-f- O '45
Wood. J. Johns, il Sch Arts 45:201 F '46
Your counselor service: art. J. M. Todd.
See issues of Instructor
See also
Moving pictures in Painting

art education War and education-

Museum education Subject fields — Art

Owatonna art educa-
tion project

Administration
Co-operation — the keynote in the new era.

P. M. Nye. Ed 66:379-82 F '46
Providing building and teaching facilities for

art education. L. L. Winslow. il Am Sch

Bd J 114:31-4 F '47; Same. Ind Arts & Voc

Ed 36:159-62 Ap '47

Aims and objectives
Aims and values in grade IX art. L. Grif-
fith. Sch (Sec ed) 33:216-18 N '44
Art education. Times Ed Sup 1619:223 My 11

'46
Art education in the junior high school; a

study of objectives. E. W. Rannells. (Bui.

V 18 no4) 123p bibliog il pa 50c '46 Univ.

of Ky, Col. of ed. Bur. of sch. service
Art education in the post-war world. A.

Howell. Sch (El ed and Sec ed) 33:17-21 S

'44
Democracy in art. L. Pelikan. Sch Arts 44:

355 Je '45
Education for all the people for appreciation.

R. S. Hilpert. Calif J Sec Ed 20:315-18 O '45

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93

ART education— Aimsi and objectives — ^'«"'-.
Mea-suriinonl of uiiderstandinB in the fine
arts. J. U Mursell and others. (In NiOJenal
sooletv (or Ihe study of education. I-'orty-
llflh ycarl.ook. pt 1. p201-i;i)
Objectives of art education in the Junior hiRh
school. B. W. Rannells. Sch K 54;32-S Ja

reacctime objectives for art education. L,. L..

Winslow. bibllofr Ed 66:388-91 F '46
Place of the connnunicative arts in education.

R S. Thompson. Teach Col Rec 46:445-52

Ap '45
Role of the art depdrtment in the public

schools. K. E. Preston. Ed 66:368-73 F 46
Some art education objectives. V. Bedford.

Va J Ed 39:370 My '46
We need to evaluate our art program. J. M.

Todd. Ed 66:3S3-7 F '46

Bibliography

Art education. (In United States. Oflice of
education. L.ibrary division. Bibliography of
research studies in education, 1939-1940.
p 116-18)

Books and pamphlets for teaching the arts.
Instr 53:28-9 S '44

Selected references on elementary- school in-
struction; art (cont) W. G. Whitford. comp.
El Sch J 45:168-70; 46:164-5: 47:164-5 N 44,
N •45. N '46

Selected references on secondary-school in-
struction: art (cont) W. G. Whitford. oonip.
Sch K 53:179-80; 54:173-5; 55:179-81 Mr '45,
Mr '46, Mr '47

Courses of study
BibUoijraphy
Bibliography of art courses of study. S.
Hoover, comp. Sch Life 28:14-19 Mr '46

Creative activities
Art education begins at home. V. E. D'Amico.

11 Childh Ed 23:226-7 Ja '47
Art for our age. D. S. Mcllvain. Ed Leader-
ship 3:168-70 Ja '46
Art is for ail of us. J. L. Smith, il Nat

Parent Teach 40:24-6 Mr "46
Art shows the way to living. V. Murphy, il

Parents Map 22:12h-12i-f Je '47
Boys want action and thrills. E. E. Lowry.

il An> Childh 32:4-6 S '46
Child art todav. A. Dunser. il Sch Arts 46:

292-6 My '47
Child development through child art. E. R.

Boylston. il Am Childh ^2:8-10 My '47
Childhood roots of artistic creation. A. Neu-

meyer. Childh Ed 23:221-5 Ja '47
Clay that was play. M. E. Brady and J.

Massey. il Sch Arts 46:306-8 My '47
Creative art expression in the primary grades

of public schools. M. M. Hohlen. il Am

Childh 31:4-6 Je '46
Creative art in middle' grades. N. R. Cole.

il Instr 55:15-f Ja '46
Creative art in September. E. R. Taylor, il

Am Childh 30:15-17 S 44
Creative art program. M. W. Hunter. Instr

54:26-f- Ap 45
Creative artist in the university. E. T. Cone.

American Scholar 16 no2:192-200 [Ap] '47
Creative expression. S. E. Wider, il Am

Childh 32:4-7-t- F '47
Creative picture making. E. E. Lowry. II

Am Childh 31:6-8 Ap '46
Creativeness of the child. L. G. LeSueur.

il Sch Arts 44:298-301 My '45
First steps in creative art. A. Dunser. il

Instr 55:49-f- S '46
Illustrating a poem. K. Dissinger. il Instr

56:35 Ap '47
Observations of a creative art class. E. R.

Taylor. Am Childh 30:10-11 N '44
Pages from a music booklet. L. L. Rosen-

crans. il Instr 53:40 S '44
School neighborhood is sometimes our art
classroom. M. Site, il Baltimore Bui Ed 24:

58-62 Ja -47
Some timeless factors in art education. E. E.

Lowry. il Sch Arts 44:332-5 Je '45
Teaching creative art. M. W. Hunter, il
Grade Teach 64:32-|- Mr '47

Curriculum
Art critic as teacher. W. S. Rusk. Sch &
Soc 64:252-4 O 12 '46

Art for sclence-mlnded hoys. T. K. Kurzband.

H Points 28:65-71 S '46
Art in the liberal arts college: how It has

been taught and how It should be taught.

J. D. Young, bibliog f College Art Jour-
nal 5:8-14 N '45
College art-education curriculum. L. L.

Winslow. bibliog Sch & Soc 64:369-71 N 30

•46
If I could revise the art curriculum. Minn J

Ed 26:338 Ap '46
Mv reactions to the art curriculum, Minn J

F.d 26:339 Ap '46

Projects
Activity for fall. G. C. Peart. 11 Sch (El ed)

35:136-40 N '46
Animal paper cut-outs. L. D. Tcssin. il Am

cniildh 30:41 N '44
Applied art in home and civic life. G. Rcin-

Imrd. plan 111 Ed 35:100-1 D '46
Art adds color to a school. J. M. Todd. 11

Instr 53:20-7 S '44
Art aid to the war effort. S. C. Matheson.

il Sch Arts 44:131 D '44
Art club calendar. A. P. Steward, il Sch Arts

46:230-1 Mr '47
Art for morale. W. M. Weidman. 11 Sch Arts

44:208-9-1- F '45
Art room — a personality workshop. M. V.

Turbow. Und Child 15:74-5 Jfc '46
Art teacher rebels. A. Frazier. Progres Ed

24:136-9-f- F "47
Artistic gourd. A. Jones, il Grade Teach 62:

40-1 Je '45
Arts and crafts for children. C. Thorndike.

pa '45 The auth, 80 E llth st, N.T. 3
Autunm booklets. E. Lee. Instr 55:56 S '46
Autumn favor. M. Gode. il Am Childh 30:

7 O '44
Autumn leaf imprints. J. M. Todd, il Instr 54:

49 O '45 ,

Back to school for creative arts. N. Flick-

inger. il Sch Arts 44:349 Je '45
Batik-decorated paptr.s. D. E. Schneider, il

Instr 56:44+ Je '47
Bird house kitchen list. L. C. Helmey. 11

Grade Teach 64:48 D '46
Birthday, Christmas, or party cake. E. M.

Jewell, il Grade Teach 64:22 D "46
Bizarre bazaar. W. F. Kirk. H Points P":

52-6 S '46
Book of winter scenes. M. L. Kassing. il

Instr 54:33 Ja '45
Book-report charts. L. H. Pearsall. il Instr

56:27 N '46
Bottle painting. A. C. Wonson. il Am Childh

32:38 Ap '47
Bottle-top surprises. E. Cahill. il Am Childh

31:16-18 Mr '46
Bowl made from an old newspaper. A. L.

Skelly. diags Grade Teach 62:17 Ja '45
Bra-ss tacks in mural-making. J. M. Home.

Sch Arts 45:207-8 F '46
Brief case. G. McBeath. Instr 55:37 Ap '46
Build up picture. H. Strimple. il Am Childh

31*42 S '45
But I can't draw. M. C". Churchill, il Sch Arts

46:171 Ja '47
Butterfly bonbon basket. A. C. Wonson. diags

Grade Teach 64:22 D "46
Butterfly covers. A. C. Wonson. il Am Childh

32:44 O '46
Cardboard, paper, and oilcloth. M. L. Camp-
bell, il Sch Arts 44:127 D '44
Chattanooga choo choo. E. Land and J. Dud-
ley, il Sch Arts 45:242+ Mr '46
Christmas in the art cla^s. N. L. Dlddel. 11

Neb Ed J 24:325 D '44
Christmas menus and table decorations for
the army and navy. F. L. Clontz. il Sch
Arts 44:41 O '44
Circus comes to town. A. C. Wonson. il Am

Childh 30:38 Je '45
Circus fun. H. J. Fletcher and J. Deckter.

il Instr 56:42 Je '47
Circus peep show. A. Dunser. 11 Instr 54:33+

Je '45
Cloth eagles on paper shields. A. C. Wonson.

il Instr 53:38 Je '44
Clothespins again. H. Irvine and C. Ward.

il Sch Arts 45:194-5 F '46
Clown acrobats. L. M. Jones, il Grade

Teach 62:25 Je '45
Coat hanger from twisted crepe paper. M.

T. Jones, il Sch Arts 44:180 Ja "45
Colonial stand-ups. D. J. Snow. Grade Teach
63:22 F '46

94

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ART education — Projects — Continued
Color and design, G. Murray, i! Sch Arts 44:

250 Mr '45
Color choir. J. Dudley and A. Young, il Sch

Arts 4S:46-7 O "46
Color mural for primary grades. J. Rehn-

strand, il Sch Arts 45:324 My '46
Colored chalk murals for high school. K.

Tyler, il Sch Arts 43:333 Je '44
Compass magic. L. Brooks, il Grade Teach

G3;48 Je '40
Conservation projects in art. Sister Mary

Rulinia. il Sch Arts 44:128-30 D '44
Correlating creative work in art. grade V.

F. A, Raines. Sch (El ed) 33:596-8 Mr '45
Corrugated animal fair. D. W. Smedley. il

diags Neb Ed J 24:159 My '44
Craft class is gift class. S. Armentrout. il

Sch Arts 45:61 O '45
Crayon-etched greeting cards. A. C. Won-

son. il Instr 55:41 Mr '46
Crayoned paper napkins. A. C. Wonson. il

Am Childh 31:44 Je '46
Creating comic faces. F. "W. Renton. il Instr

54:37 Je '45
Creative art crafts; bks 1-2. P. J. de Lemos.

ea $3.75 '43-'45 Davis press, inc, 44 Port-
land St. Worcester 8. Mass.
Creative project for sixth grade. E. I. Evans.

il Sch Arts 46:236-7 Mr '47
Cut paper architecture. Sister Mary Azeveda.

il Sch Arts 46:48 O '46
Decorating a screen. J. M. Todd, il Instr 53:

41-f S '44
Decorating delft-blue plates. A. Dunser. il

Instr 55:45 Ap '46
Decoration of book covers. I. Harvey, il Sch

Arts 45:82 N '45
Design can be applied. M. C. Harris, il Sch

Arts 45:86-7 N '45
Dimensional paper flowers for May day. Sister

Mary Azeveda. il Sch Arts 46:49 O '46
Displays of school art work for classroom

and home. N. L. Diddel. il Neb Ed J 25:

130 Ap '45
Doll making project. H. Maddocks. Mont Ed

22:144- Ap '46
Drum made of scrap material; for primary

grades. H. J. Miller, il Instr 66:51 My '47
Engagement calendar, il Sch Arts 44:204-5 F

'45
Eskimo papoose. K. K. Wigton. Instr 55:40

Ja '46
Expressive faces for Hallowe'en. B. McLeish.

il Sch (El ed) 35:40-4 O '46
E.xtracts from a teacher's diary. E. Sheldon.

Sch Arts 46:100-1 N '46
Fairv flowers. M. R. Langtry. il Instr 55:43 Ja

'46
Fanciful flowers. A. Monahan. il Sch Arts 45:

S9 N '45
Flower basket. H. Strimple. il Am Childh

29:46 Je '44
Flower pictures. R. E. Creasy, il Grade Teach

62:45 Ja '45
Flower shows in. the art ctirrictilum. E. L.

Stone, il Sch Arts 45:162-3 Ja '46
Folk songs and dances. C. Arnold and otliers.

Sch Arts 44:235 Mr '45
Frieze in the grades. S. M. Penney, il Sch

Arts 46:316-17 My '47
Fun with scraps. A. E. Jensen. 11 Sch Arts

46:318 My '47
Gala circus frieze for primary grades. K.

Dissinger. il Instr 53:33 Je '44
Gay toy or window decoration. L. M. Jones

and G. P. McBrown. il Grade Teach 62;

33 Ja '45
Gift for mother. E. A. Lindberg. il Grade

Teach 63:41 D '45
Gifts from discarded glass. M. Rogers, il diags

Sch Arts 44:65 O '44
Gingerbread bov for primary grades. B. M.

Fenton. il Instr 55;37 Mr "46
Gourds for decoration. B. M. Fenton. II Instr

56:44 Ap '47
Greatest show on earth. M. B. Hill. Instr

53:37 Je '44
Hallowe'en. J. M. Home, il Sch (El ed) 35:

36-9 O '46
Hallowe'en art. D. Emery, il Sch (El ed) 33:

124-7 O '44
Hat shop. G. Grajek. il Sch Arts 44:223 Mr

'45
Health booklets. L. Feeney. il Am Childh 32:

.■)2 Ap '47

History of aviation. M. E. Dice, il Sch Arts

45:244-5 Mr '40
Holiday cookie book. B. V. Setzer. il Sch Arts

44:53 O '44
Holiday window on stage. G. R. Smith, il Sch

Arts 46:60 O '46
Holland booklet. E. R. Taylor, il Am Childh

32:8-9 Mr '47
Houses of the world. E. Geiss. il Sch Arts

44:34 S '44
Ice-cream carton wastebaskets. J. P. Batch-

ellor. il Instr 66:31 D '46
In and ai-ound the Alamo city. Mrs R. C.

Free, il Sch Arts 46:238-9 Mr '47
Indian project. A. C. Wonson. Am Childh

32:39 Ja '47
Indian village. E. Waltner. Am Childh 32:40

Ja '47
Individual projects for the talented child. B.

Bingham. Sch Arts 44:322 My '45
Indoor snowman. M. Gode. il Am Childh

31:20 Ja '46
Inexpensive classroom crafts. A. E. Jones.

11 Sch Arts 46:103-5 N '46
Ingenious lapel pins. M. Swords, il Instr 55:40

D '45
Integrated art project. A. Byrne, il Instr 53:

37-f- S '44
Integration of construction with decorative

design. M. Holcombe and N. Mack, il Sch.

Arts 46:245 Mr '47
Intercultural approach to Mexico. A. D.

Alston and R. M. Ebken. il Sch Arts 46:

220-3 Mr '46
Jointed scare crow. A. C. Wonson. diags Am

Childh 32:44 S '46
Jime art suggestions. L. D. Tessin. il Ani-

Childh 29:30-7 Je '44
Jungle unit; a second grade project. E. Well-
man, il Sch Arts 44:249 Mr '45
Kindergarten makes a quilt. K. Squier. il

Sch Arts 44:323 My '45
Knitting bags. K. Tomanek. 11 Instr 56:46 My

'47
Knov\^ vour city. E. B. Garrison and C. J.

Smith, il Sch Arts 46:170 Ja '47
Lapel flower. C. Casey, il Sch Arts 46:101 N

'46
Lapel ornament of felt. Y. M. Altmann. il

Instr 54:29 Ja '45
Lapel pins of felt. A. C. Wonson. il Instr

56:29 D '46
Learning about clay. J. Otterrtess and M. E.

Sell, il Sch Arts 44:122 D '44
Lettering, bookmaking, and related construc-
tions. C. P. Reynolds, il Sch Arts 46:214-16

F '47
Life in the citv. S. B. Mann and D. J. Boring.

il .Sch Arts 45:199 F '46
Little hunter, the Indian boy. H. Strimple. il

Am Childh 31:40 O '45
Little T'ing Wing celebrates October tenth

in China. J. Bendick. il Instr 54:46-7 O '45
Little tricks for Easter. J. M. Home. 11 Sch

(El ed) 34:643-7 Ap '46
Living still lite. M. Rea. il Sch Arts 46:320

My '47
Lunchroom decoration project. G. L. Greene.

Nat El Prin 23:86-90 Jl '44
Make and paint. R. Raymond. Sch (El ed)

33:506-7 F '45
Make booklets for presents. M. Swords. 11

diags Instr 56:27-f D '46
Making a box movie. B. M. Wadsworth. il

Instr 54:20-l-f- Mr '45
Making curtains. N. J. Blanchard. il Sch

.'irts 44:137 D '44
Mask making. V. J. Webber, il diags Grade

Teach 63:22-3 O '45
Materials for science do-something club, il

Sch Arts 46:212-13 F '47
Mav activities. E. Waltner. il Am Childh

31:8-9 My '46
Merry-go-roimd. H. Strimple. il Am Childh

30:36 Je '45
Merrv-go-round goes round. E. Cahill. i] Am

Childh 31:18-19 My '46
Miniature movie theatre. B. M. Wadsworth.

i! Sch Arts 44:248 Mr '45
Mr .Snowman and his family. M. Gode. il

Am Childh 30:39 Ja '45
Mural as an art medium. L. A. Shore, il Sch

(Sec ed) 34:62-4 S '46
JIurals that sing. W. Robinson and B. F.

Mather, il Sch Arts 46:226-9 Mr '47
Nativity in stained glass. M. E. Dice, il Sch

Arts 46:60 O '46

EDUCATION" IXDl-.X |ulv l')44 Iimc 1947

ART education--l'roJccl»— Co»fTMi«<rt ■

Niilurf ill iiiusli' Willi an roirelallon. G.

Muiucll, il Sell Aris 4fi::!4D-50 Mr 'M-
Never-were aiiiinals. E. Calilll. il Am Chlidh

31;ti-7 S '45
New art education. E. E. Rulllni and H. E.

Knapp. bks 1-9 pa ea 50c; set $3.60 '44

Am. crayon co. 1706 Hayes av. Sandusky.

Ohio , ,

Nfw crepe-paper art. K. M. Olson, il Instr

5o;40 Mr '46 . „ ^

New Year's calendar. A. Q. Killins. 11 Sen

(El ed) 33:422-4 Ja "45
New Year's calendar. L. D. Tessln. Am

Chlidh 32:36 Ja '47
Noali's ark project. M. Sibley, il Sch Arts

45:322 My '46
Nutcracker suite inspirations. K. Arnold and

J. Dudley, il Sch Arts 45:249 Mr '46
Ol'A posters. E. 15. Margerum. il Sch Arts

45:246-7 Mr '46
■Our band project. E. Nettleton. il Sch Arts

46:199 F '47
Our drinking fountain nmials. J. Bell and J.

Smith, il Sch Arts 44:158 Ja '45
•Our Harvey: five- foot Easter bunny of pa-

pier-inach6. C. Birtz. il Sch Arts 46:314-15

My '47
Pageant of our United States forces on land,

on sea. and in the air. M. Stevenson and

J. Dudley, il Sch Arts 45:250 Mr '46
Paintins woodland scenery. J. M. Todd, il

Instr 53:35 Je '44
Paper plate shadow plaque. M. Black, il Sch

Arts 46:319 My '47
Paper plates and what they'll make. E.

Cahill. il Am Chiidh 31:41-2 F '46
I'aper tube dolls. E. Cahill. 11 Am Chiidh 30:

40-1 Ap '45
Papier-michi bowls. L. C. Eyraud. il Instr

56:38 Ap '47
Parade of snow men. I. McWilliams. il Instr

54:2S Ja '45
Patriotic favor. A. C. Wonson. il Instr 56:34

Je '47
Pentagonal candy box. 11 Grade Teach 64:49

D '46
Picture mirror. G. McBeath. Instr 55:38 Je

'46
Pictures etched with nails. N. McCarthy, il

Instr 56:46 F "47
Pilgrim dolls. E. I^indberg. il Grade Teach

64:40-1 N "46
Plastic stained glass. Sister Veronica, il Sch

Arts 46:106 N '46
Poppy favor and place card. .Sister Mary, il

Instr 56:40 Je '47
Preparing for peace. E. J. Dudley. Ed 66:

396-8 F '46
Rich art experience. J. M. Todd, il Sch Arts

44:336-9 Je '45
Row markers or plant supports. H. F. Sho-

walter, il Grade Teaih 62:43 Ap '45
Schoolhouse in cut paper. L. Sturges. diags

In.str 56:.37 N '46
Scrap book. L. D. Tessin. diags Am Chiidh

32:40 Mr '47
Seeing boats. E. N. Castle and J. Backus.

il Sch Arts 44:303+ My '45
Set of coaster-*. E. Lee. il Instr 55:31 Je '40
So they painted the town red! J. H. Conover.

il Sch Arts 44:340-1 Je '45
Spanish-E^nglish dictionary. L. G. Feeney. il

Instr 56:45 Ap '47
Spring baskets. H. F. Showalter. il Grade

Teach 63:22-3 Ap '46
Spring box decoration. C. Tabary. diag Grade

Teach 63:33 My '46
Squirrel portraits. L. Rosencrans. il Instr

55:48 S '46
Standup animal pictures. Y. M. Altmann. il

Am Chiidh 31:42-3 O '45
Stand-up farm animals. Y. M. Altmann. il

Instr 53:40 O '44
Students design war memorial. E. Pierce, il

Sch Executive 65:49-50 Ap '46
Students' paintings for schoolroom decora-
tion. L,. L. Winslow. il Sch Arts 46:297 My

•47
Study of cotton. W. Bumpass. il Sch Arts

45:243 Mr '46
Suggested plan for developing intercultural

education through art experience. M. A.

Blackstone. bibliog Pittsburgh Sch 20:70-7

N '45
Things to make. H. F. Showalter; Y. M.

Altmann. il Grade Teach 63:44-5 Ap '46

Three-dimensional fun. I. Hazel, il Am

Chiidh 32:8-9 F '47
Travels through costume studies. M. E

Newell, il Sch Arts 44:32-3 S '44
Twin wall plaques from paper plates. D. T.

Oehler. 11 Grade Teach 64:48 D '46
Two gifts for FHther'.s day. C. \V. WIL^on:

J. .\. Buclke. 11 Instr 56:35 Je '47
Use your art. F. Newhouse. II Sch Arts 46:

176 Ja '47
Useful tiling case. M. Swords. II Instr 56:

32 D '46
Utilizing scraps. C. W. Wllsori. il Instr 55:

55 S '46
Variety in art activities. E. F. Black. Sch

(El ed) 33:332-3 D '44
Variety of interesting uses for Mower designs.

M. Todd, il Instr 54:34-5 Je '45
Water rhythms and tis'i coinpositions. J.

Rehnstrand. il Sch Art.f 45:3ii2-3 My '46
Ways to redecorate old boxes. J. M. Todd. II

Instr 56:45 Mr '46
We are never loo young to learn. M. C.

Gillette, il Sch Arts 45:280-1 Ap '46
We made animal picture books. S. E. Wider.

11 Instr 54:49 S '45 '
We visit the Mower show. M. Rea. 11 Sch Arts

46:180 Ja '47
What to do with the art class at Christmas.

D. Emery, il Sch (El ed) 34:315-18 D '45
When America was young. A. P. .Steward

and E. Abbott. 11 Sch Arts 45:282 Ap '46
When the circus comes to town. E. F. Maire.

il Sch Arts 45:56-9 O '45
World of plenty. Times Ed Sup 1528:387; 1529;

3M Ag 12-19 '44
Writing case. B. M. Wadsworth. 11 Sch Arts

44:132 D '44

Psychology
Effect of training on the tempo of develop-
ment of graphic representation in pre-
school children. E. R. Dubin. bibliog f J
Exp Ed 15:166-73 D '46

Research
School instruction in art. T. Munro and
others, bibliog K Ed Res 16:161-81 Ap '46

Supervision
Art supervisors confer. Sch (El ed) 34:220-7

N '45
Peacetime objectives for art education. L.

U Winslow. bibliog Ed 66:388-91 F '46

Teachers' manuals

Art teacher's guide. W. A. Ruby. $1.70 '43
Ruby distributing co. 639 7th st. NE,
Mason City. Iowa

Fitz-Gibbon system of teaching art. J. R.
FitzGibbon. pa '42 FitzGibbon art bk. CO,
3441 N Ashland av, Chicago

Teachers reference and course of study A.
B and C; to accompany New art educa-
tion, bks. 1-9. E. E. Rufflnl and H. E.
Knapp. 3bks bibliog pa ea 40c '45 An),
crayon co. 1706 Hayes av. Sandusky. Ohio

Teaching
See Art education

Teaching aids and devices
Art and the small color slide. A. R. Winsey.

diags Ed Screen 24:398-402-f N '45
Radio motivates art. S. A. Stokes. Assn Ed

Radio J 5:36 O '45
Using book illustrations in the art class.

R. N. Kerr, il Sch Arts 46:129-33-1- D '46

Teaching methods
Study comparing two methods of developing

art appreciation with college students. E.

A. Bottorf. bibliog J Ed Psychol 38:17-44 Ja

'47
Teaching art by means of patterns. C. D.

Gaitskell. il Sch (El ed) 35:281-6 Ja '47

Tests and scales
Measurement of understanding In the fine
arts. J. Li. Mursell and others. (In National
society for the study of education. Forty-
flfth yearbook, pt 1. p201-12)

Textbooks
Seeing eye. M. H. Bullev. il Adult Ed 19:67-72
D -46

96

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ART education — Continued

Units of work
Animating history with art. S. Swineford. il

Sch Arts 46:232-3 Mr '47
Art units for grades 1-6. Owatonna art edu-
cation project. 2bl<s bibliog pa ea $1 '44

tJniv. of Minn, press
Art units for the liigh school. Owatonna art

education project. 3v bibliog pa ea $1 '44

Univ. of Minn, press
See that tree over tliere! a unit of study by

29 pupils of grade two. E. Smithgall. il Sch

Arts 44:350-1 Je '45
Unit on Australia. E. M. Fryberger and R.

M. Sullivan, il Sch Arts 46:244 Mr '47

Value

Art, a factor for international peace. A. G.
Pelikan. Ed 66:353-6 F '46

Art for living. Z. Krapps. Ohio Sch 24:72-|-
F '46

Art in intercultural education. L. H. Dix. Ed
66:343-9 F '46

Art in today's school program. M. H. Erdt.
Calif J Sec Ed 19:343-5 N '44

Growth through the arts. D. O. Becque.
Childh Ed 22:199-203 D '45; Same. Recrea-
tion 40:81-3+ My '46

Place of fine arts in our schools. V. E. Dick-
son. Calif J El Ed 14:101-6 N '45

What about art among the liberal arts? J.
D. Morse. (In Association for general and
liberal education. On general and liberal
education. p4S-52)

War aspects

See War and education — Subject fields —
Art

Workbooks
FitzGibbon art textbooks, 4-8. J. R. Fitz-
Gibbon. 5bks pa '45-'47 FitzGibbon art bk.
CO, 3441 N Ashland av, Chicago 13

Colleges and universities

Aptitude and interest patterns of art majors

in a liberal arts college. D. M. Barrett. J

Ap Psychol 29:483-92 D '45
Art as memory, activity, and goal. W. S.

Rusk. J Higher Ed 16:312-18 Je '45
Art critic as teacher. W. S. Rusk. Sch & Soc

64:252-4 O 12 '46
Art in the liberal arts college: ho'w it has

been taught and how it should be taught.

J. D. Young, bibliog f College Art Journal

5:8-14 N '45
Arts program and its founder. E. T. Clarke.

Assn Am Col Bui 30:436-47 O '44
Creative arts and higher education. H. P.

Washburn. Assn Am Col Bui 30:552-05; 31:

S4-94, 26S-7S. 418-27 D '44-0 '45
On the desirability of a print collection for

a college. U. Middeldorf. College Art Jour-
nal 4:96-105 Ja '45; Discussion. 5:37-43 N

'45
Study comparing tAvo methods of developing

art appreciation with college students. E.

A. Bottorf. bibliog J Ed Psychol 38:17-44 Ja

•47
What about art among the liberal arts? J.

D. Morse. (In Association for general and

liberal education. On general and liberal

education. p48-52)

Elementary schools

Art class as an integrating force. M. S.
Langsner. il Sch Arts 46:234-5 Mr '47

Art education integrates with language ex-
pression in the elementary school. F. N.
Woempner and M. D. Reid. il Sch Arts
45:317-19 My '46

Art in the elementary schools. (In New York
society for the experimental study of edu-
cation. Advancing front of education; 1943
yearbook, p 130-2)

Art is a tmiversal language. M. Loring. Nat
El Prin 26:204-7 S '46

Beginning an elementary art program [mime-
ograpliedl Maine. Department of education.
30p '45 The dept, Augusta

Course of study in the fine arts. V. L.
Nickell. Ill Ed 35:141+ Ja '47

Fine arts program in the elementary school.
I. Abramovitch. (In California elementary
school principals' association. Guideposts
for the elementary schools of tomorrow;
sixteenth yearbook, p 117-22)

From antagonism to enthusiasm for art. A.
H. Crane, il Baltimore Bui Ed 24:17-19 S '46

Let's personalize the art lesson. E. E.
Headrick. Ohio Sch 25:244 My '47

Some conclusions concerning art education
in the elementary grades. M. Willson. Pea-
body J Ed 23:232-4 Ja '46

Fifth grades

Correlating creative work in art, grade V.

F. A. Raines. Sch (El ed) 33:596-8 Mr '40
Experiment in the correlation of the arts.

G. Peck and others, il Nat El Prin 23:164-
73 Jl '44

First grades
Big moment in the first grade. D. Hall, il Tex
Outl 31:15+ Ja '47

High schools
Art in the small school. E. G. Fov. Sch (Sec

ed) 34:315-18 D '45
Art teacher rebels. A. Frazier. Progres Ed

24:136-9+ F '47
College art-education curriculum. L. L.

Winslow. bibliog Sch & Soc 64:369-71 N

30 '46
Composition. H. Moore, il Sch Arts 44:196-8

F '45
High school art comes of age. A. E. Schoel-

kopf. Calif J Sec Ed 20:511-14 O '45
Imperative need number seven. H. H. Ryan.

il Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 31:93-

104 Mr '47
Senior high school art curriculum. (In New

Y'ork society for the experimental study

of education. Advancing front of educa-
tion; 1943 yearbook, p 178-81)

Junior high schools

Art education in the jimior high school; a
study of objectives. E. W. Rannells. (Bui.
V IS no4) 123p bibliog il pa 50c '46 Univ.
of Ky. Col. of ed. Bur. of sch. service

Art helps adolescents. J. P. Wood. Progres
Ed 23:94-6+ Ja '46

Come on in, tlie art's fine! G. Westaby. il
Sch Arts 46:90-1 N '46

Junior high school art. (In New York so-
ciety for the experimental study of educa-
tion. Advancing front of education; 1943
yearbook, p 140-3)

Objectives of art education' in the junior
high school. E. W. Rannells. Sch R 54:
32-8 Ja '46

Tiding over the adolescent period in art. H.
Maddocks. Mont Ed 21:15+ S '44

Nursery schools
Effect of training on the tempo of develop-
ment of graphic representation in pre-
school children. E. R. Dubin. bibliog f J
Exp Ed 15:166-73 D '46

Primary grades
Art for younger children. W. M. Janse. il

Sch Arts 45:304-5 My '46
Creative art expression in the primary grades

of public schools. M. M. Hohlen. il Am

Childh 31:4-6 Je '46
Does it function? L. W. Love. Sch (El ed)

34:566-8 Mr '46
Encouraging good arrangement. A. Dunser. il

Instr 55:42 O '46
Improvement in children's art. A. Dunser.

il Instr 56:47 My '47

Rural schools

Art in the rtiral school. M. Devinev. il Sch

(EI ed) 34:427-9 Ja '46
Rural fine art success experiences. R. Mc--U-

lister. Ed Mus Mag 24:44 S '44

Great Britain
Aesthetic needs. Times Ed Sup 1636:427 S 7

'46
Art education. Times Ed Sup 1619:223 My 11

■46
Art education. Times Ed Sup 1642:503 O 19

'46
Art education in wartime Britain, il Sch Arts

44:29-31 S '44
Art in education. Times Ed Sup 1521:307 Je 24

'44

Indiana
Art that enriches living for Indiana children

[mimeographed] Indiana. Department of

education. (Bui. no 174) 250p '46 The dept.

Indianapolis

EDUCATION INDEX |ulv 1944 lime 1947

97

ART education— Iiuliunu —<'i<ii<iii'iiC?I
Uii-liinoiid, Ind. art experience. G. Hjjlder.
ru-arinj,- House 20:208-11 D '45

Southern states
Roots dill not dio. C. Clack. Ed 66:357-60 F
•*6

Southwest
Roots did not die. C. Clack. Ed 66:357-60 F
•46

Uganda
Modern African art: students at Makercre
college, il Times Kd Sup 15S5:436 S 15 '45

Ukraine
Education in (he arts in the Ukraine. R. A.
Shiyakhovaya. il Xcw Era 28:110-12 My '47

Virginia
Art as a tool of the times. E. C. Rex. il Va

J Ed 40:21H- Ja '47
ART exhibits
Art exhibits in the college library. M. V. P.

L,assUor. Wilson Lib Bui 18:742 Je '44
Exposition circulante du 20" sifecle. P.

Gu^denet. French R 19:257-8 F '46
Five years of exhibitions. I. Hoover. Am

Assn Univ Women J 39:28-31 O '45
New exhibition policy, 1945-46. Am Assn Univ

Women J 39:54-7 O '45
Pupils bring art to community. L.. A. Penny.

il Nations Sch 38:51 D '46
School art goes to the fair. S. A. Maxwell.

il Sch -Vrts 44:318-19 My '4;
Traveling art exhibits. N. S. Jolmson.

J Home Econ 38:653 D '46

Elementary schools
Musical pictures — a cooperative venture in

radio education. W. H. Newman, il Nat El

Prin 25:50-3 S '45
School exhibition. A. J. Caron. il Grade

Teach 62:38 Je '45

High schools
See also
National high school
art exhibition

Junior high schools
Pupils' own art gallery. C. H. Woodruff, il

Am Sch Ud J 111:34-5 S '45
ART museums. See Museums. Art
ART rooms

Art accommodations for postwar schools. L».

U Winslow. il Am Sch Bd J 110:42-3 Ap '45:

Same. Sch Arts 44:330-1 Je '45
Design for an art room, plan Times Ed Sup

1639:466 S 28 '46
Fine arts laboratory. E. Ziegfield. plans Sch

Executive 65:50-2 Jl '46
Maintaining the school art department. L. L,.

Winslow. il Sch Arts 45:190-3 F '46
Planning the art department for the new

school. L. Ij. Winslow. bibliog plans pa '45

Related arts service. 511 5th av. N.Y. 17
Planning the fine arts plant for coordination

and flexibility of use; the art unit. L. D.

Longman. (In American school and univer-
sity, 1945. p 127-8)
Providing building and teaching facilities for

art education. L. L. Winslow. il Am Sch

Bd J 114:31-4 F '47; Same. Ind Arts & Voc

Ed 36:159-62 Ap '47
ART schools
Summer art school in Maine, il Life 21:74-6

Ag 19 '46

Brazil
Brazil, workshop in sculpture. L. Tannen-
baum. il Magazine of Art 38:266 N '45

Great Britain
See also
London central school
of arts and crafts
ART supplies

Art inaterials and eciuipment. E. R. Boylston.

Sch Arts 45:196 F '46
Cardboard wedges for brushes. A. Marland. il

Sch Arts 44:216 F "45
Make your own tools for sculpture projects.
J. D. Saxby. il Sch Arts 45:197 F '46

Providing building and teaching facilities for

art education. L. L. Winslow. il Am Sch Hd

J 114:31-4 F '47: Same. Ind Arts «: Voc

Ed 3«:15;i-(;2 Ap '17
Something out of nothing much. W. E. Young

and E. Stanford. Nations Sch 36:42 D '45
Use of materials as an activating force. A.

A. Rudolph. (In Pennsylvania. University.

School of education. I*urpose and plan in

education. p63-5)
What the teacher can hope to do for the child

through the use of materials. M. D. Oeste.

(In Pennsylvania. University. School of

education. Purpose and plan in education.

P61-3)
Wrapping paper, tagboard, paint and clay.

J. M. Todd. 11 Sch Arts 44:230-1 Mr '45
ART teachers
Art teachers are not sheep. A. Marsh. Sch

(Sec ed) 33:589-90 Mr '45
Where does art belong? M. B. Tiffany. Ed

66:364-7 F '46

Training

Children's summer studio. M. Ellsworth, il
Sch Arts 46:303-5 My '47
ARTHAUD, Robert E.

Educational \'alues of interscholastic athletics.
Sell Activities 18:109-11 D '46

What of our future citizens? Mont Ed 20:
14-15 My -44
ARTHRITIS

Art in treating arthritics. G. R. Waldrop.
J Health & Phys Ed 17:158-|- Mr '46
ARTHUR, Grace

Tutoring as therapy. 125p $1.50 '46 Common-
wealth fund
ARTHUR, Mrs Julietta K.

Help for stutterers. Parents Mag 21:44-f- Ap
■46
ARTHUR performance scale

Comparison of the Stanford 1D16 and 1937
(form L) test results with those from the
Arthur performance scale (form I) based
on the saine subjects. J. E. W. Wallin. bib-
liog Pedagog Sem 69:45-55 S "45
ARTHURDALE school, Arthurdale, West Vir-
ginia

Conmiunity education: Arthurdale experi-
ment. C. E. Preston and V. M. Mulholland.
H Sch J 28:187-91 O '45; Same. (In Ryan,
W. C. and others, eds. Secondary educa-
tion in the South. p201-5)
ARTICULATION (education)

Achieving continuitv in high-school and col-
lege English. R. C. Pooley. Col Engl 6:149-
56 D '44

Admission and articulation based on study
of the individual. R. W. Tyler. (In Amer-
ican council on education. Committee on
ineasurcment and guidance. New direc-
tions for measurement and guidance, p 1-
15)

Another look at college admission."?. A. D.
Graves. Calif J Sec Ed 21:122-5 F '46

Another problem of articulation. I. L. Kandel.
Sch & Soc 65:5-0 Ja 4 '47

Articulation of agricultural education. R. M.
Stewart. Ag Ed Mag 18:63 O '45

Articulation of areas of secondary education:
proposals of high school and junior college
principals. F. B. Lindsay. Calif Sch 15:144-
55 Je '44

Articulation of English. M. M. Skinner. Mont
Ed 21:10 My '45

Articulation of the vocational high school
with other schools and industry. 1. Flinker.
Ed Adm & Sup 31:295-300 My '45

Belter articulation between junior and senior
high schools. E. Lieberman. H Points 29:
36-9 Mr '47

Buck-passing between high schools and col-
leges. W. I... Hughes. Tex Outl 29:13 F
•45: Same. Sec Ed 12:12-14 N '46

Coordinating education. B. H. Peterson. Jun
Col J 16:369 Ap '46

English in the Junior high school. L. Mones.
Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 30:88-93 F '46

Factors of growth in the language arts in
college with special reference to articula-
tion. C. D. Thorpe. Col Engl 6:331-7 Mr '45

98

EDUCATION INDEX Tulv 1944— Tune 1947

ARTICULATION (education) — Continued
Feasibility of 6-4-4 reorKanization in school

systems with junior colleges. R. Wliite,

jr. Sell R 54:140-7, 222-30, 351-9 Mr-Ap, Je

■4G; Summary. Jun Col J 16:313-19. 358-62

Mr-Ap '4(i
General education and college preparation.

Teach Col Rec 48:225-38 Ja '47
High-.sihool and junior-collese relationships.

B. H. reterson. Calif J Sec Ed 22:150-2

Mr '47
Implications for postwar education of general

education: collegiate level. W. E. Peik.

North Cen Assn Q 19:270-8 Ja '45
Knowledge and skills in English that may

be expected of the high-school student en-
tering college. C. D. Thorpe, bibliog f Nat

Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 30:93-106 F '46
Meditations on a placement program: or.

When should a foreign language be

studied? H. L. Clapp. Mod Lang J 31:203-7

Ap '47
On articulation. M. W. Barnes. Progres Ed

23:229-f Ap '46
Possible articulation for the junior high

school with the elementary school and the

senior high school. M. Rogers. Math Teach

3S:252-S O '45
Program tor the teaching of mathematics in

high schools and colleges. J. P. Kormes.

Math Teach 39:80-3 F '46
Recent trends in articulation with opinions of

pupils, parents and teachers. J. B. Speer.

Ed Adm & Sup 33:65-74 F '47
Relationship existing between the secondary

school and college music programs. V.

.Tones, bibliog f Ed 67:162-8 N "46
Role of the Association in the postwar artic-
ulation of colleges and secondary schools.

H. C. Koch. North Cen Assn Q 19:1-2 Jl

■44
Some pertinent facts on the relation between

high school and college education. R. W.

Burnett. Sci Ed 29:209-12 O '45
Wliat the elementary school should teach to

articulate with the high school. T. G.

Pullen, jr. (In American association of

school administrators. Official report. 1946.

p 162-4)

Bibliography

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Mackenzie and L. G. Bent, comps. Sch R
52:497-8 O '44
Selected references on the organization of
secondary education: articulation. G. N.
Mackenzie and H. C. Ahrnsbrak. comps.
Sch R 53:492-3 O '45
Selected references on the organization of
secondary education; articulation. G. N.
Mackenzie and G. M. Sharp, comps. Sch R
54:489-90 O '46
ARTIFICIAL flowers. See Flowers, Artificial
ARTIFICIAL rubber. See Rubber. Artificial
ARTILLERY
Origin of Greek and Roman artillery. I>.
Alexander, bibliog Class J 41:208-12 F "46
See also
Gunnery
ARTIN, Emil
On the theory of complex functions. See
Ford. L. R. Alignment charts
ARTINIAN. Artine

(conip) France of the second World war
(1939-1945) in English fiction: a bibliog-
raphy. Mod Lang J 31:113-18 F '47
ARTIST associates, Pasadena
Art comes to the people. V. C. Hinton. il Sch
Arts 46:164-5 Ja '47
ARTISTIC ability
Children as artists. W. E. Bain. Childh Ed

23:206 Ja '47
Every child an artist. L. T. Hopkins. Childh

Ed 23:207-11 Ja '47
Personality traits associated with abilities.
R. B. Cattell. bibliog Ed & Psychol M 5
no2:131-46 '45
Study comparing art abilities and general
intelligence of college students. E. A. Bot-
torf. bibliog J Ed Psychol 37:398-426 O "46
See also
Art — Tests and
scales

ARTISTS

Artists and their work. A. Roe. bibliog J Per-
sonal 15:1-40 S '46

Personality of artists. A. Roe. Ed & Psychol
M 6 no3:401-8 '46
See also

Creation (literary,
artistic, etc)
ARTLEY, A. Sterl

Clinical service for teachers and administra-
tors. Sch & Com 33:72-3 F '47

Influence of the field studied on the reading
attitudes and skills needed. (In Conference-
on reading. Improving reading in content
fields. P39-42)

Types of reading development needed in
social studies. (In Conference on reading.
Improving reading in content fields, p 62-
6)
ARTS and crafts

A.\UW arts in Iowa. C. A. Conlon. Am Assn
Univ Women J 40:9-12 O '46

Art centre in the desert. E. A. Franklin,
il Sch Arts 45:312-13 My '46

Art materials native to Kansas. M. Ellsworth,
il Sch Arts 44:182-7 F '45

Arts and crafts for war needs. (In New
York society for the experimental study of
education. Advancing front of education:
1943 yearbook, p 181-4)

Craft institute, January 19-21, 1944. il Sch
Arts 46:240-1 Mr '47

Craft skills in the secondary school. M.
Metal. Sec Ed 13:7 S '46

Crafts, leisure time, and adolescents. Sister
Mary Bernice. Cath Ed R 45:30-4 Ja '47

European folk art. E. F. Maire. 11 Sch Arts
46:256-66 Ap '47

Handicrafts. S. O. L. LagerlOf. New Era
27:263-4 N '46

In-service-training arts and crafts ■work-
shop. A. G. Pelikan. il Ind Arts & Voc Ed
34:341-2 O '45

Itinerant craft and shop work for rural
schools. G. E. Munro. Sch (El ed) 34:
153-6 O '45

Measurement in art from the vocational
guidance approach. A. S. Lewerenz. Ed 66:
454-60 Mr '46

Native artcrafts of the islands of the world.
E. F. Maire. il Sch Arts. 45:2-36 S '45;
sup[l-4] N '45

Norwegian handicrafts. S. Loftness. il Sch
Arts 45:118-20 D '45

Teacher glances at Mexico. R. M. Ebken.
Pittsburgh Sch 20:31-3 N '45

Time for crafts. W. L. Strieker, il Sch (El
ed) 33:784-90 My '45

Work of our head and our hand. R. G. Wil-
liams, il Recreation 38:581-2-|- F '45
See also

Bookbinding Papier-mfi,ch6

Handicraft Pottery

I-oather work Wood carving

ARTS council of Great Britain

Aesthetic needs. Times Ed Sup 1636:427 S 7
'46

First annual report. Times Ed Sup 1636:427 S
7 '46
ARUNDALE, R. L.

Religious education in the senior school. 160p
8s 6d '44 Thomas Nelson & sons, 385 Madi-
son av, N.Y.
ASBRAND, Karin Sundelof-. See Sundelof-

Asbrand. K.
ASBURY. Frank C.

Back to the three R's. but with a difference!
Sch (El ed and Sec ed) 33:290-1 D '44

Concerning a mechanical inversor. Sch (Sec
ed) 33:610-13 Mr '45
ASCENDANCY

Doll pla.v as a function of the doll family
constellation. E. F. Robinson, bibliog il
Child Develop 17:99-119 S '46

Dominance versus autocracy and the demo-
cratic character. R N Sanford. Childh Ed
23:109-14 N '46; Same cond. Ed Digest 12:
1-4 Ja '47

Some measures of dominance in college wom-
en. R. Pintner and G. Forlano. bibliog Jour-
nal of Social Psychologj- 19:313-15 My '44

See also

Aggressiveness

EDUCATU^X INDEX lulv l'M4— liinc 1947

Q<)

ASCENSION parish, Louislani

Public schools "^

System-wide curriculum revision. J. S. Tip-
petl. H Srh J 2S:UC-28 Mr M5: Same. (In
Hyan. W. C and others, eds. Secondary
cducalion in the South, p 126-39)
What nutrition education can do. F. E.
Whitehead, il Nation.s Sch 38;56-7-|- D '46
ASCH, Shalom
Apo^ille

—Kobe and Tlie apostle. J. T. Frederick. Engl
J 33:2S1-S Je '44
ASCH, Sholem. See Asch, Shalom
ASCH, Solomon Elliott

(ed) See Wertheimer, M. Productive think-
inK
ASCORBIC acid
Ascorbic acid content of school lunches. F.
I. Scoular and A. R. Bryan. J Home Econ
36:651-5 D '44
ASELTINE, John
Veterans' education in San Diegro. Nat Assn
Sec Sch I'rin Bui 29:114-26 O '45
ASENJO. Conrado F.
Vicente Marcano (1848-1891) a pioneer
chemist of Venezuela, bibliog f J Chem Ed
23:145-8 Mr '46
ASFAHL, William D.
Control that budget. Nations Sch 34:44-5 Ag

•44
Delta, Colorado, improved education through
community interaction. Sch Manag 15:44-
S '46
ASGIS, Alfred John

LAbor-heallh-security education: a commu-
nity program, bibliog Sch & Soc 63:252-5
Ap 13 '46
ASH, Irvin Oda

Don't cheat the teacher! J Ed 129:17 Ja '46
ASHBAUGH, Ernest James

Community's contribution to social educa-
tion. Ed Digest 12:32-3 N '46
Major obligations of education, por Ohio Sch

25:12-13 Ja '47
Personal question. Peabody J Ed 23:76 S '45
Post-war education — an opportunity. Ed

Forum 10:19-22 N '45
Some notes regarding the first eight years of
the Journal of educational research. J Ed
Res 3S:326-S Ja '45
ASHBROOK, Willard P.

What can the colleges do? (In College physi-
cal education association. Fortv-eighth an-
nual proceedings. 1944-1945. p2S-32)
ASHBURN, Frank Davis
Our schools face their greatest challenge.
New York Times Magazine p5-|- S 23 '45:
Same. H Points 27:32-7 D '45
Peabody of (Jroton; a portrait. 444p il $5 '44
Coward-JIcCann. inc. 2 W 45th st. N.Y.
ASHBURNE, Jim G.

Post-bellum Iteadaches of the commercial de-
p.irtnifnt. Bsns E<J World 27:380-1 Mr '47
ASHBY, Eric

Universities in Australia. (Future of ed. no5)
34p pa 6d '44 Australian council for ed. res.
147 Collins St, Melbourne. C 1, Victoria,
Australia
ASHBY, LyIe Walter
College close to the people. Nat Ed Assn
J 35:676-9 D '46

Determining the destiny of our children. Nat
Parent Teach 41:14-16 O '46

Detroit schools turn from war to peace. Nat
Ed Assn J 35:12-14 Ja '46

For Allenlown's children: story of a suc-
cessful bond issue campaign. Nat Ed Assn
J 35:63-6 F '46

Hawaiian .schools build interracial friendship.
Nat Ed A.ssn J 35:400-1 O "46

Operation crossroads. Minn J Ed 27:22-3 S
•46; Same. Neb Ed J 26:211 S '46; Pa Sch
J 95:11 S '46; Wis J Ed 79:4-5 S '46; Ariz
Teach Parent 35:12-j- O '46: Suinmarv. Nart
Ed Assn J 35:292 S '46; Sec Ed 13:9 S '46;
Mid Sch 61:84-5 N '46

Power of education. Nat Parent Teach 39:4-7
N '44; Same cond. Ed Digest 10:49-51 D "44

Rural Benton County schools. Nat Ed Assn
J 35:223-5 My '46

Should the legal voting age bf reduced to

18 years? Nat Ed As.sn J 34:58-9 Mr '45
Topeka steps out. Nat Ed Assn J 35:2SS-90 S

•46
(ed) .See Educational press association of
America. America's educational press
ASHE. Harold J.

FidiTHll.v teachers do not share rights of re-
ttirning veterans to former positions. Am
Sch nd J 109:17-18 N '44
Public school aids army hospital. Am Sch
Hd J 109:52 N ^44
ASHE, Lillian H.

led I Tnitcd parents associations. J Ed Sociol
20:385-438 Mr ^47
ASHER. Pearl H.
Maladjusted child. Instr 53:12-13 Je ^44
Two handicapped boys. Instr 54:22-|- Je •45
ASHFORD, Theodore Askounes
College chemistry test in the Armed forces
institute, bibliog J Chem Ed 21:386-92 Ag
'44
ASHLAND, Ohio

High school
School store. K. Ballou. Sch Activities 16:
303 Ap 45
ASHLEY, Lawrence Floyd
Co-operative relationships of industrial arts
and vocational education, bibliog f Ind Arts
& Voc Ed 34:277-81 S '45
Leaders express views on Senate bill 619.
Ind Arts & Voc Ed 34:295 S ^45
ASHLEY, Robert E.
Pilgrim pageant; pictures. Grade Teach 63:
46-7 .N '45
ASHLEY. MONTAGU, Montague Francis

Race problem: what is the solution? Ed Adm

&- Sup 30:424-30 O '41
What everv child and adult should know
al.out race. Ed 66:261-6 Ja '46
ASHMORE, Ben

High school teachers' marks as indicators
of college success. Am Assn Col Reg J
21:219-30 Ja '46
ASHOUR, Gladys Brierly

Frowning Jack-o'-lantern; story. Instr 55:32

O '46
Important papers; play. Instr 55:43-f- S '46
Witch Blossom's visit; story. Instr 53:16 O ^44
ASHPLANT, Winnifred
Whose job is sex education? Sch (Sec ed)
34:140-2 O '45
ASHTON, Lois
Art quiz for students of the classics. Class J

39*551-4 Je ^44
Ludi Romani. Class J 40:373-6 Mr '45
ASIA

See also
Far East

History

Report on the treatment of Asia in American
textbooks. D. V. Hart. Far Eastern Quar-
terly 6:44-9 N '46

Study and teaching
Asiatic studies in American schools. S. G.

SantayEina. Minn J Ed 25:114-t- N '44
Interest-stimulating device: places of Asia.

W. O. Blanchard. J Geog 44:338 N ^45
Recordings on peoples of Asia. Ed Vic 3:15

My 3 '45
World history and a world outlook. M. Hodg-

.son. Social Studies 35:297-301 N '44
Young Americans must learn about Asia. M.
E. Cameron. Social Ed 9:165-6 Ap '45
See also
China — Study and Far East — Study and

leaching teaching

ASKLUND, Gunnar, pseud. See Wollstein,

R. H.
ASOCIAL children. See Problem children
ASOCIATI6N latinoamericana de educadores
en mijsica. See Uatin American association
of music educator-s
ASPINALL, Robert F.

Fresno's code of high-school fair play. Clear-
ing Hou.se 21:176-7 N "46
ASPIRATION level
Aspirations after learning. E. R. Hileard.
Childh Ed 23:115-18 N ^46

100

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ASPIRATION level — Continued

Experimental study of the reactions of neu-
rotics to experiences of success and failure.
H. J. Eysenck and H. T. Himmelweit. bib-
liog Journal of General Psycholoiry 35:59-
75 Jl '46

Level of aspiration: ambition or defense? R.
R. Holt bibliog Journal of Experimental
Psychology 36:398-416 O '46

Level of aspiration as a method of studying
personality. J. B. Rotter, pt 1 bibliog Psy-
chological Review 49:463-74 S '42; pt2 Jour-
nal of Experimental Psychology 31:410-22 N
■42: pt3 Character & Personality 11:255-74
Mr '43; pt4 Journal of Social Psychology 21:
159-77 My '45

Level of aspiration in relation to personality
factors in adolescents. E. W. Gruen. Child
Develop 16:1S1-S D '45

Validation study of the Rotter-Jensen level
of aspiration test. A. F. Ax. bibliog f J
Personal 15:166-72 D '46
ASSEMBLIES

Assembly Aim programs. F. N. Ahl. Social
Studies 36:291-3 N '46

Assembly plans. I. J. Zachar. Engl J 35:450-1
O '46

Assembly program suggestions [mimeo-
graphed] E. Bavely. rev ed pa 50c '46 Nat.
Thespian soc. College Hill station, Cincin-
nati 24

Assembly programs. R. A. Cuddington. Engl
J 34:448-9 O '45

Assembly sing. D. E. Griewe. Ed Mus Mag
25:29-1- Ja '46

Boy scout assembly. D. G. Chamberlain. Sch
Activities 18:15l4- Ja '47

Business law assembly program. S. C. Gould
and J. Roberts. J Bsns Ed 22:21-2 Ap '47

Citizenship in the auditorium. T. Horowitz.
Pa Sch J 95:171 Ja '47

Elasilv prepared assembly programs. R. A.
Cuddington. Engl J 34:99-101 F '45

Experiments with a daily co-curricular pro-
gram. M. S. Smith. Sch Activities 18:7-8 S
'46

For vour assemblv: tribute to tomorrow. W.
H. N. Hamje. Ed Mus Mag 26:26-f- Ja '47

Foreign language assembly. L. Holm. Sch
Activities 16:252-4-1- Mr '45

Good-bye pencils, good-bye books. J. J.
Deisenroth. Sch Activities 18:273-4-1- My '47

Good-will assemblies. I. J. Zachar. Engl J 36:
38-9 Ja '47

Let all God's chillun use those wings. E.
Burke. 11 Tex Outl 30:19-20 Ap '46

School assembly as an educational force. M.
E. Frampton and C. R. Athearn, eds. $2.50
'44 N.Y. inst. for the ed. of the blind, 999
Pelham parkway, N.Y. 67

Self-starters. R. Peterson. Nat Ed Assn J
35:385 O '46

Using music effectively in the assembly pro-
gram. E. Albrecht. Sch Activities 16:172-4
Ja '45

V-E day program. B. N. Kirkham. Minn J
Ed 25:115 N '44

V-J day memorial service. W. L. Carver
Sch Activities 17:332 My '46

Values in school assembly sings. M. S. Noah.
Va J Ed 39:123-1- N '45

Your assemblies. L. MacFarland. Nat Ed
Assn J 35:384-5 O '46
See also

Auditoriums

Bibliography

Theses written on school assemblies. Nat
Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 30:224-7 N '46

Colleges and universities
College international assembly. A. B. Sage-

ser and D. Ainsworth. Social Ed 10:361-2

D '46
Public affairs in assembly programs. M. F.

Wicke. Assn Am Col Bui 32:216-19 My '46

Elementary schools
Assembly programs. E. Carothers. Instr 53:

294- S '44
Better public relations through the school

assembly. O. E. Peterson and S. \V. Mc-

Kee. El Sch J 46:266-71 Ja '46; Same cond.

Ed Digest 11:8-9 Mr "46
Our auditorium plan. H. H. Higgins. Instr

54:lS-t- N '44

Our garden assembly. J. Sanford. Instr 53:

16-f- Je '44
Play, the auditorium, the assembly. M. H.

Wirt. (In National education association.

Department of elementary school principals.

Role of speech in the elementary school.

P79-84)
Pupil-planned assemblies. M. E. Shafto. Nat

El Prin 23:183-6 Jl '44
Ribbon assembly; a constructive idea for

building citizenship. A. C. Smith. Grade

Teach 64:46-|- Ja '47
School assemblv program. E. Simonson. il El

Engl R 22:257-60 N '45
Suggestions for elementary school assemblies.

M. H. Elmore. Sch Activities 17:13 S '45
Teaching brotherhood at P.S. 37 Manhattan.

L. L. Rashkis and H. R. Mittelman. El

Engl R 21:251-5-f N '44

First grades
Program on short notice. M. Zinn. Instr 56:
30-h N '46

High schools
America singing. Mrs E. T. Staton. Tex Outl

29:29-30 Jl '45
Assembly a centre of activities. E. Mesh.

Sch Activities 17:63 O '45
Assemblv committee at work. I. J. Zachar.

Engl J 34:476-80 N '45
Assembly program bv a namesake. D. Houts.

Sch Activities 16:257-8-f- Mr '45
Assembly program for V-E day. A. C. Lynch.

N Y State Ed 32:602-4 My '45
Assemblv program in the secondary school.

bibliog Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 30:2-227

N '46: Excerpts. Ed Digest 12:38-41 F '47
Assembly program on social usage. M. E.

Booth. Nat Assn Deans Women J 10:39 O

•46
Assembly programs for [month] C. C. Har-
vey. See issues of School activities
Assembly sing using mixed chorus and stu-
dent body. M. Dooley. Sch Activities 17:

298-300 Ap '46
Celebrity assemblies at Philadelphia's North-
east high school. Ed Screen 25:378 S "46
Composition II class produces an assembly. M.

Walthew. Engl J 34:545-9 D '45
Henry Aldrich in our town. L, Connors. Sch

Activities 18:84-6 N '46
High school art assembly. H. L. Moody. J Ed

127:200-)- S '44
How an assembly committee grew. M. W.

Smith. Sch Activities 18:277-80-|- My '47
Improving assembly programs in secondary

schools. C. C. Harvey, bibliog H Sch J 28:

275-8 N '45
Integrated assembly programs. T. L. Held.

H Points 26:33-43 S '44; Excerpts. Sch

Manag 14:219 F '45
Inter-departmental collaboration in the high

school. M. H. Davis. H Sch J 28:253-8 N

'45
Latin assembly. Mrs C. J. Oxley. Class J 42:

437-9 Ap '47
Musical celebrities awaken new interest in

high school assemblies, Northeast high

school, Philadelphia. P. E. Duffleld. Etude

64:6804- D '46
New emphasis on the school assembly. C. C.

Harvey. Sec Ed 12:16-18 Ap '46
Organization plan for clubs in a large high

school. I. S. Rosenfleld. Sch Activities 18:

3-4-1- S '46
Parade of extracurricular activities assembly.

M. Miner. Sch Activities 18:297-8 My '47
Planning the assembly program. I. J.

Zachar. Engl J 35:502-3 N '46
Quiz in a mathematics assemblv prograni. B.

Braverman. H Points 29:64-9 Mr '47
School assemblv. A. M. Casselman. Sch (El

ed) 33:586-9 Mr '45
School assembly. J. M. M. Ferguson. 6s '43

Religious ed. press, 85 .Manor rd, Walling-

ton, Surrey, England
Social studies class celebrates a book week

assemblv program. D. Leggitt. Social Stud-
ies 36:123-7 Mr '45
Study of the high school asseniblv program,

R. W. Edmiston and H. G. Patterson. Sch

Activities 18:139-41 Ja '47
Tribute to G.L Joe. M. Weeks. H Points 27:

74-6 Mr '45
United nations assembly. E. M. Moss. Sch

Activities 18:175-6 F '47

EDL'CATIOX INDEX julv 1Q44— [iine 1947

101

ASSEMBLIES— Higli schools— ronfiimed ■ ■

I'so of llu' student court in assembly. H. S.
Souihon. Sell Activities lS:20:i-l Mr '17

War stamp profrram for assembly. M. Bler-
sach and G. I. Kenner. Sch Activities 17:
19-20 S '45

We recommend an assembly class. L. F.
Charlton. Sch Activities lfi:132-6 D •44;
Same cond. J Kd 129:4S-50 !•' '4i;

\V'hul*3 in assemblv. W. L#. Carver. Sch Ac-
tivities lS:107-S-f D '46

Junior high schools

Assembly program Character for a free
world. C. Killmer. Sch Activities 17:2D6-7-*-
Ap '46

Audio-visual progrram for assembly. R. M.
Tripp, il Ed Screen 23:424-5 D '44

Auditorium program of visual instruction.
C. J. Stolper. H Points 28:43-51 F "46

Inter-departmental Pan-American assembly.
V. Trosper. Sch Activities 17:lS2-3 Ja '46

Junior high school presents a Spanish-
American program. W. Richards, il Sch Ac-
tivities 16:22-3 S '44

Plotting community singing. I. R. Friedman.
Sch Activities 17:166-7 Ja '46

Round-table discussion on news reporting in
the Junior high school. L.. C. Parham. Nat
Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:65-8 JUy '45

Rural schools
Starting the day right in the rural school.
Z. Tillquist. Neb Ed J 25:216 S '45

Sixth grades
Hobbies in the auditorium. T. Horowitz El

Engl R 22:284-5 N '45
ASSEMBLY of librarians of the Americas
Assembly announced by Library of Congress.

Sch Life 29:14 Ap '47
ASSEMBLY rooms. See Auditoriums
ASSIGNMENTS, Lesson
Cliildreiis preferences in types of assign-
ments. D. H. Stewart. El Sch J 47:93-7 O

■46; Same cond. Ed Digest 12:47-8 Ja '47
DitTerentiated assignments for high school

French classes. R. J. Fulton. French R 19:

32-6 O '45
Enriched assignments. M. Simpson and F W.

Hoover. Nations Sch 38:32 O '46
Giving English assignments. W. H. Hull.

Sch & Com 32:122-f- Mr "46
How to get pupils to prepare assignments.

B. W. Gorman. Sch R 53:237-9 Ap '45
Three-level assignment for general science.

J. J. Cochrane. Sch Sci & Math 45:523-7 Je

45

ASSISI, Sister Mary Francis. See Mary Francis

Assisi. Sister

ASSISTANT mistresses association. See Asso-
ciation of assistant mistresses in secondary
schools

ASSISTANT principals
Assistant principalship; symposium. Nat El
Prin 25:6-28 D '45

Duties and responsibilities of high-school
principals and assistant principals. Nat
Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 30:9-12 D '46

Duties and responsibilities of the assistant
principal in the secondary school. C. W.
Uoardman: J. M. Gran; A. E. Holt. Nat
Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 30:3-11 Mr '46
ASSISTANT superintendents

Rise of the Negro assistant county superin-
tendent in West Virginia. J. S. Saundle. J
Negro Ed 15:621-7 O '46

Useful staft position: the administrative as-
sistant to the superintendent. H. H Hill
and D. H. Cooper. Am Sch Bd J 113:32-3
JI 46

ASSISTANT teachers

And therefore we must search. D. Farwell
Chiidh Ed 22:420-6 My '46
ASSOCIATE in arts degree
Associate's degree — what progress? W R

Long. Jun Col J 16:325-6 Mr '46
George Washington university offers the
associate in arts degree. Sch & Soc 60:20
Jl 8 '44

Princeton university offers the associate in
arts for servicemen. Sch & Soc 59:438 Je
24 '44

ASSOCIATED country women of the world
Associated country women of the world. H.
H. Dodderidge. Prac Home Econ 24:542
X 'tfi

ASSOCIATED universities, Inc.
Associalid universities. Inc. Sch & Soc 64:

166 S 7 '46
New research center. Science News Letter

50:133 As 31 '46
Philip M. Jlorse. director of scientific research
for the Associated universities, inc. Science
104:205 Ag 30 '46
ASSOCIATION (psychology)
Analysis of .sequences of restricted associa-
tive responses. \V. A. Bousfleld and C. H
W. Sedgewick. bibliog il Journal of General
Psychology 30:149-65 Ap '44
Effect of context on learning a French
vocabularj'. C. L. Morgan and M. C. Foltz.
J Ed Res 38:213-16 N '44
See also
Free association Generalization (psy-

tests cliolog}-)

Memory
ASSOCIATION football. See Football. Soccer
ASSOCIATION for arts in childhood
Arts in childhood. N. Edwards. El Sch J 47:
36S-9 Mr '47

ASSOCIATION for childhood education

A.C.E. study conference at Oklahoma City
Oklahoma, April 7-11. 1947; announcement
Chiidh Ed 23:277-80 F '47

Arts and children's living. (Membership serv-
ice bul. 2) 28p 35c '45 The assn.

Bibliography of books for children. 1946.
(General service bul) lOOp 75c '46 The assn.

Children and literature. (General service bul)
36p bibliog pa 50c '46 The assn.

Children in our communities; delegates' as-
sembly report. Ed Vic 2:7-8 My 20 '44

Children's books for fifty cents or less: pre-
pared by D. K. Cadwallader. (General serv-
ice bul) 22p pa 25c '46 The assn.

Expanded board meeting, W^ashington. May
3-5. 1945. F. M. Mayfarth. Chiidh Ed 22:40-1

Extended school services conference. Ed Vic

2:8 My 20 '44
Healthful living for children. 32p 35c "44 The

assn.
1944-1945 yearbooks, 2v 69;66p pa 1944 25c;

1945 50c •44-'45 The assn.
Portfolio for intermediate teachers. 12 leaflets

pa 50c '47 The assn.
Portfolio for primary teachers. 12 leaflets 35c

'44 The assn.
Social studies for children. (Membership serv-
ice bul) 31p bibliog pa 35c '44 The assn
This is arithmetic. (Membership service bul)

36p bibliog pa 35c '45 The assn.
Using audio visual materials with children

(Membership seri'ice bul. 1947 no 1) 35p pa

50c -47 The assn.

We believe; 1945-47 resolutions and a plan
of action. M. E. Leeper. Chiidh Ed 22:5-11
S '45

What is happening to the children. (Member-
ship service bul) 31p pa 50c '46 The assn.

Meetings

IBii, Washington, D.C.

Association for childhood education. M Rast

Tex Outl 28:30-1 Ag '44
A.C.E. annual meeting. April 14-17 1944 F
Mayfarth. Chiidh EM 21:34-5 S '44

Literature committee
Bibliography of books for young children:
1942-1943 supplement; comp. by M H
Arbuthnot and others. 20p 20c '43 The assn
— Same: 1943-1944 supplement; comp by L
C. Walker. 16p 20c '44 The assn.
ASSOCIATION for education by radio
Charier members progress. Assn Ed Radio
J 6:254- O '46

Chicago AER meeting minutes. Assn Ed

Radio J 6:65-6 D '46
Organizing an AER region. R. B. MacDougall

Assn Ed Radio J 5:104-5 Ap '46
President's page. K. N. Lardie. Assn Ed

Itadio J 6:102 Mr '47
President's page. I. K. Tyler. Assn Ed Radio

J o:64 D 45

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EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ASSOCIATION for education by radio — Cont.

Philadelphia branch
Local association activities; Philadelphia. R.
E. Bright. Assn Ed Radio J 6:45-6 N 45

Television committee
AER televi.sion committee: aims and objec-
tives. Assn Ed Radio J 6:101 F '47
ASSOCIATION for education in citizenship,
England .,, „ ., __

Citizen education in Britain. M. Tait. Na-
tional Municipal Review 34:172-5 Ap 45
Education for citizenship in secondary
schools. 2G4p 6s '46 Oxford
ASSOCIATION for general and liberal educa-
tion

■ On general and liberal eoucation; a sym-

posium. (Bui. no 1) 127p bibliog pa $1 45
The assn. E. A. Hansen, sec, R.D. i.
Athens. Ohio ,„ ■, -d

Progress report and plans for 1945-46. J. P.
Blickensderfer. (In Association for general
and liberal education. On general and
liberal education. p3-S)
ASSOCIATION for student teaching

Minutes of the meeting, March 1943. Chicago.
(In Association for student teaching. 23d
vearbook: pt 1. p43-5)

Officers for 1943-4. (In Association for stu-
dent teaching. 23d yearbook; pt 1. p42)

■ 23d yearbook: pt. 1, laboratory aspects of col-

lege courses in education. 57p pa 50c '43
The assn. A. D. Patterson, sec. Pa. state
teachers col. Lock Haven

• 23d yearbook; pt. 2, new forms of in-service

teacher education. 56p pa 50c '43 The assn,
A. D. Patterson, sec, Pa. state teachers
col. Lock Haven

■ 24th yearbook; pt. 2, interpreting education

to the public and annual bibliography of
student teaching. 93p pa 50c "44 The assn.
A. D. Patterson, sec, Pa. Stale teachers
col. Lock Haven

• 25th yearbook; practicing democracy in

teacher education. 104p bibliog pa $1 •46

The assn. A. D. Patterson, sec. Pa. state

teachers col. Lock Haven
ASSOCIATION for supervision and curriculum

development
^ Education in the armed services. 64p il pa

50c '44 N.E.A.
First postwar conference. St Louis. Sch Life

2S;7-S Je '4f,
Group planning in education [1945 yearbook]

$2 '45 N.E.A.
y • Leadership through supervision; 1946 year-
book. 163p bibliog f il $2 '46 N.E.A.
Plans national meeting in St Louis. March

21-23. 1946. Ed Leadership 3:228-9 F '46
Problem of understanding our veterans. W.

C. Reavis. Sch R 53:254-5 My '45

Legislative committee

Legislation for the democratomic age. Ed
Leadership 3:230-1 F '46
ASSOCIATION for the advancement of physi-
cal education. See American association for
health, physical education, and recreation
ASSOCIATION for the study of Negro life and
history

Twentv-ninth annual meeting. V. M. Tate. J
Negro Ed 14:122-5 Ja '45
ASSOCIATION of Alabama colleges

Association of Alabama colleges. T. H.
Napier. So Assn Q 9:352-61 Ag '45
ASSOCIATION of allied university professors,
England

Meeting, 6th, 1944. London. Nature 154:541 O
2S '44
ASSOCIATION of American colleges

AAUP and the AA(^. G. E. Snavely. Assn
Am Col Bui 33:415-17 My '47

Arts program. Sch <t Soc 63:359 My 18 '46

College clinic. Newsweek 29:89 Ja 27 '47

National roster of prospective college teach-
ers. Assn Am Col Bui 31:326-30 My '45

Present challenge to the colleges. C. J. Turck.
Assn Am Col Bui 33:5-13 Mr '47

Presidents say no. Newsweek 25:81 Ja 22
'45

Report of the executive director. G. E.
Snavely. Assn Am Col Bui 31:130-5 Mr '45

Report of the executive director. G. E.

Snavely. Assn Am Col Bui 32:83-8 Mr '46
Report of the e.xecutive director. G. E.

Snavely. Assn Am Col Bui 33:211-16 Mr '47
Resolutions on compulsory military training

adopted at annual meeting in Atlantic City

on Januarv 11, 1945. Assn Am Col Bui 31:

170-2 Mr '45; Same. Christian Ed 28:171-3

Mr '45
Statement on postwar military policy. R.

Walters. Assn Am Col Bui 31:440-1 O "45
To open a new office. Sch & Soc 61:87 F 10

■45
See also
Joint commission on National commission

public relations of on Christian higher

the Association of education

American colleges

and the American

college public re-
lations association

Meetmgs
29^5, Atlantic City
Annual meeting. Atlantic City, January 10-12.

R. Walters. Sch & Soc 61:60-2 Ja 27 '45
Meeting. 1945, Atlantic City. Time 45:70 Ja

22 15
Minutes of the 31st annual meeting, Atlantic
City, January 10-12. 1945. Assn Am Col
Bui 31:173-80 Mr '45

19!,6, Cleveland
Minutes of the 32d annual meeting. Assn Am

Col Bui 32:119-28 Mr '46
Report of the committee on resolutions.

Higher Ed 2:7-8 Mr 1 '46
32d annual meeting, Cleveland, January 10-11,

1946. R. Walters. Sch & Soc 63:53-5 Ja 19
•46

19 k'^, Boston
AAC at Boston, 33d convention, Jan. 13-15,

1947. America 76:484 F 1 '47

Minutes of the 33d annual meeting, January
13-15, 1947. Assn Am Col Bui 33:252-62 Mr
'47

Proceedings of the thirty- third annual meet-
ing; ed. by G. E. Snavely. Assn Am Col
Bui 33:5-262 Mr "47

Resolutions. Higher Ed 3:7-9 Ap 1 47

33d annual meeting. R. Walters. Sch & boc
65:63-6 Ja 25 '47 ,„,„

33d annual meeting, January 13-15, 1947; an-
nouncement. Sch & Soc 65:8 Ja 4 '47

Commission on academic freedom

and tenure

Report. W. P. Tolley. Assn Am Col Bui 31

163-4 Mr '45
Report. W. P. Tolley. Assn Am Col Bui 32

95 Mr '46
Report. W. P. Tolley. Assn Am Col Bui 33
225-6 Mr '47

Commission on Christian higher
education
Report. I. J. Lubbers. Assn Am Col Bui 33:
231-6 Mr '47

Commission on inter-American

cultural relations

Report. B. F. Ashe. Assn Am Col Bui 31:
165-6 Mr '45

Commission on international cultural
relations
Report. B. F. Ashe. Assn Am Col Bui 32:106-8

Mr '46
Report B F. Ashe. Assn Am Col Bui 33:239-
40 Mr '47

Commission on liberal education
Report. J. P. Baxter, 3d. Assn Am Col Bui

31:153-6 Mr '45
Report on a work in progress: education; the
redefinition of liberal education. G. K. Chal-
mers. Assn Am Col Bui 32:60-71 Mr '46

Commission on public relations
Report. R. Walters. Assn Am Col Bui 32:109

Mr '46
Report. R. Walters. Assn Am Col Bui 33:241

Mr '47

EDI'CATIOX IXDF.X fulv l'M4 - fiinc 1047

10.?

ASSOCIATION of American colleges — Cont.

Commission on teacher education
Keport. H. M. Gage. Assn Am Col Bui 31:

157-02 Mr 'tS
Keport. H. M. GaRC. Assn Am Col Bui 32:110-

IS Mr 'Hi
Kepi>rt. W. %V. Whit chouse. Assn Am Col

Hul 33::42-l> Mr 'U

Commission on the arts
Report. R. H. Fitzgerald. Assn Am Col Bui

31:143-B Mr '45
Report. R. H. Fitzperald. Assn Am Col Bui

32:97-9 Mr '46
Report. R. H. Fitzserald. Assn Am Col Bui

33:227-30 Mr '47

Commission on training for
citizenship
College olunmi and citizenship. E. B. Bunn.
Assn Am Col Bui 31:23-31 Mr '45; Same.
biblioK f J Higher Ed 17:91-6 F "46
Report. P. C. Nash. Assn Am Col Bui 32:100
Mr '46

Committee on insurance and annuities
More about retirement plans. R. B. Robbins.

.\ssn Am Col Hul 31:431-4 O '45
Report. M. H. Ingraham. Assn Am Col Bui

33:237-8 Mr '47
Report. W. E. Weld. Assn Am Col Bui 31:

147-52 .Mr '45
Report. W. E. Weld. Assn Am Col Bui 32:101-

5 Mr '46

Committee on the re-statement of the
nature and aims of liberal education
Postwar liberal education — a demurrer. W.

Iv. Werner. Am Assn l.'niv Prof Bui 30:233-

12 Jo '44
ASSOCIATION of American medical colleges
Association of American medical colleges

takes action on medical education. Higher

Ed 1:11 Ja 15 '45
ASSOCIATION of American universities

.\ri;re<lited higher institutions outside N'.C.A.

territory. Xorth Cen Assn Q 19:00-64 JI "44
Accredited higher institutions outside. N.C.A.

territor>'. North Cen Assn Q 20:58-62 Jl "45
Accredited higher institutions outside N.C.A.

territory. North Cen Assn Q 21:70-3 Jl "46
Journal of proceedings and addresses of the

44th annual conference held at Bloomington.

Indiana. October 29-30. 1943. 106p pa $1 '44

The assn. W. W. Pierson, sec. Univ. of N.C.

Chapel Hill
Meeting of the AAU and the University of

North Carolina's sesquicentennial. R.

Walter.^. Sch & Soc 62:274 O 27 '45
Recent developments regarding the master's

degree. M. R. P. McGuire. Nat Cath Ed

Assn Proc 1946:245-58

Committee on academic and professional

higher degrees
Report. Assn .\m Col Bui 31:442-4 O '45

Committee on graduate work and
teacher education
A.A.U. and teacher training. E. B. Jordan.
Cath Ed R 45:19-24 Ja '47
ASSOCIATION of American university presses
Meeting. 1945. .New York. Publishers 'Weekly

147:729-34 F 10 '45
Meeting, 1946. Chicago: summary of reports
and resolutions, il Publishers Weeklv 149:
998-1006 F 9 '46

Meeting. 1947. Princeton; addresses and sum-
mar>' of reports. Publishers Weekly 151:
516-39 F 1 '47

ASSOCIATION of assistant mistresses in
secondary schools

Annual conference. H. D. Pearson. J Ed
London 78:142 Mr '46

Presidential address; needs of the average
child. M. Glutton. Times Ed Sup 1549:6
Ja 6 '45

Towards an ordered freedom: impressions of
the conference of the Association of as-
sistant mistresses. H. D. Pearson. J Ed
London 77:82-1- F '45

ASSOCIATION of assistant superintendents
of the city of New York
Training New York city teachers and super-
visors in service. (In American association
of school administrators. Otllcial report.
19(5. p 109-35)
ASSOCIATION of California public school
superintendents
School superintendents. J. R. Overturf.

Sierra Ed N 41:19 My '45
School superintendeiit.s. R. E. Simpson. Sierra
Ell X 4(1:22 My '44

ASSOCIATION of California secondary school
principals
Secondary principals. H. B. Brooks. Sierra
Ed N 41:15 Mr '45

ASSOCIATION of College and reference li-
braries

A.C.U.Iv. and the A.U.\. C. H. Brown. Li-
brary Journal 71:1005-10 Ag '46

Educational role of libraries. C. V. Park. Am
Lib Assn Bui 39:360-2 O 15 '45
ASSOCIATION of colleges and secondary
schools for Negroes

Conference at Tuskegee institute. December
4-5. 1940. Sell & .Soc 05:7 Ja 4 '47

Miss Parker, the new teacher. Moultrie high
school. Moultrie. Oeorgia. Faculty, pa 40c
'46 Albany state col. Albany. Ga.
See also

Southeastern states
college conference
on faculty-student
co-operation

Commission on higher education
Findings of a conference on current problems

and programs in the higher education of

Negro women. Spelman college, Atlanta.

Georgia, bibliog Q K Higher Ed Among

Negroes 12:205-19 O '44
Report. Q R Higher Ed Among Negroes 13:

18-43+ Ja '45

Commission on secondary schools
Co-operative effort among southern Negro
high schools. W. A. Robinson. Sch R 52:
532-42 N '44
Experimental programs in the southern as-
sociations. V. M. Sims and others. H Sch
J 28:129-54 My '45: Same. (In Ryan, W. C.
and others, eds. Secondary education in the
South, p 140-66)

ASSOCIATION of colleges and secondary
schools of the middle states and Maryland.

See Middle states association of colleges
and secondary .schools

ASSOCIATION of colleges and secondary
schools of the southern states. See Southern
association of colleges and secondary
schools

ASSOCIATION of colleges for Negro youth. See
Association of colleges and secondary schools
for Negroes
ASSOCIATION of colleges of South Carolina
A.ssociation of colleges of South Carolina. L.
T. Baker. So .\ssn Q 9:20-1 F '45
ASSOCIATION of education committees
Annual meeting, 1946. Times Ed Sup 1625:
294 Je 22 '46

Curtis report. Times Ed Sup 1646:562 N 16
•46

Finance, buildings, and teachers. Times Ed

Sup 1570:330 Jl 14 '45
Handicapped children: changes proposed by

the A.E.C. Times Ed Sup 1010:114 ilr 9 '40
Homeless children. Times Ed Sup 1610:115

Mr 9 '46
ASSOCIATION of first assistants in the high

schools of the city of New York

Committee on problems of supervision
.\ctivities of a first assistant. H. Eisner.
H Points 28:17-33 O '40
ASSOCIATION of Georgia colleges
Association of Georgia colleges. W. D.
Hooper. So Assn Q 9:346-51 .\g '45
ASSOCIATION of headmistresses

Annual conference. Edgware. June 8-9 1945

Times Ed Sup 1572:282 Je 16 '45
General meeting. Times Ed Sup 1520:294 Je
17 '44

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EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ASSOCIATION of ideas. See Association (psy-
choloKy)

ASSOCIATION of land-grant colleges and uni-
versities ^, _,. r,.ni T-> A

58th annual convention. Ed Vjc ci.^1 u *
'44

5Sth annual convention. Sch & Soc 60:260 O
21 '44

59th annual convention. Sch & Soc 62:302 N
10 '45 , ,

Proceedings of the fltty-seventh— fifty-eighth
annual conventions. 1943-1944; ed. by W.
L Slate 2v 269;303p ■43-'44 Conn, agri-
cultural exp. station. W. L. Slate, director,
123 Huntington st. New Haven. Conn.

Proceedings of the fifty-ninth annual conven-
tion Chicago, October 24-25 1945; ed. by
L E Jackson. 95p $1 '46 The assn, L. E.
Jackson, sec. State College, Pa.

Committee on postwar agricultural
policy
Report of the committee. 61p •« The assn.
N. Clark. Agricultural exp. station, Univ.
of Wis. Madison
ASSOCIATION of mathematics teachers of

Eightv-slcond regular meeting. May 4, 1946;
program. Math Teach 39:171 Ap '46
ASSOCIATION of modern language teachers of
the Central West and South. See Central
states modern language association
ASSOCIATION of modern language teachers
of the middle states and Maryland
Annual meeting. New Yo^k Nov 25. 1944_
A E. Shumway. Mod Lang J 29.2J9-4/! Mr
'4'5
Meeting, 1944, New York. Mod Lang J 29:
77-Sl Ja '45
ASSOCIATION of nations. See International
federation; League of nations; United na-
tions
ASSOCIATION of Polish university professors
and lecturers in Great Britain
Polish science and learning, nos 1-5 ea b5c
'42-'44 Oxford
ASSOCIATION of school business officials
• Proceedings of the thirty-second annual meet-
ing, Pittsburgh, April 15-18 1946. 210p pa
•46 The assn, H. W. Cramblet, sec. 341 S
Bellefield av. Pittsburgh

Meetings
lSi6, Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh meeting. April 15-18. Nations Sch

37:31-2 Je '4G
Thirty-second convention. April 15-lS. Am
SchBd J 112:604- My '46
ASSOCIATION of schools and colleges of the
Methodist church
NASCMC on compulsory peacetime conscrip-
tion. Sch & Soc 61:1111 F 17 '45
ASSOCIATION of scientific vuorkers, England
Part-time scientific and technical education.
12p 3d '44 The assn. 73 High Holborn, Lon-
don WC 1
Science in the universities; report submitted
to the Univ. grants com. of the treasury.
44p pa Is '44 The assn. 73 High Holborn,
London WC 1
ASSOCIATION of social science teachers in
Negro colleges t^ ivy ■■ n c

Achieving our goals. W. F. Nowliii. Q R
Higher Ed Among Negroes 14:155-7 Jl 4b
Address of welcome. J. W. Barco Q R High-
er Ed Among Negroes 12:154 Jl 44
Historical sketch of the Association of social
science teachers in Negro colleges. J. B.
Browning. Q R Higher Ed Among Negroes
12:143-4 Jl '44
Minutes of the tenth annual conference. QR
Higher Ed Among Negroes 13:285-98 Jl 45
Opening address. W. S. Savage. Q R Higher
Ed Among Negroes 12:155-7 Jl

•44

Committee on bibliography
Report, eleventh annual conference^

Georgia, May 3
Among Negroes

Atlanta,
1946. Q R Higher Ed
14:158-73 Jl '46

ASSOCIATION of state directors of elementary

Annual meeting. Chicago, March 22. 1947. Sch

Life 29'24 My '47
Conference, St Louis. Sch Life 28:8-9 Je '46
ASSOCIATION of teachers in colleges and de-
partments of education, England
A T C D E. in conference. Times Ed Sup
1668:182 Ap 19 '47
ASSOCIATION of technical institutions

Annual general meeting. 1946. Times Ed Sup
1609:102 Mr 2 '46 ^^ ^ ,.,„ ,„,

New report on policy. Times Ed Sup 1559:123
Mr 17 '45
ASSOCIATION of Texas colleges

Association of Texas colleges. T. E. Fergu-
son. So Assn Q 9:247-62 My '45
Association of Texas colleges studies prob-
lems. Tex Outl 29:26 Je '45
Proposed changes in college admission prac-
tices. T. D. Brooks. Tex OuU 29:16-19 Ag
'45
ASSOCIATION of the junior leagues of Amer-

New radio program. Sch & Soc 60:375 D 9

■44

ASSOCIATION of university professors and

lecturers of the allied countries in Great

Britain

Allied professors; university organization.

Times Ed Sup 1512:198 Ap 22 '44
Annual meeting, Cambridge, June 24-25, 1944.

Nature 154:219-20 Ag 12 '44
Fifth general meeting in Cambridge. Times

Ed Sup 1525:352 Jl 22 '44
Second education conference. April 15, 1944:
some comparisons between universities, pa
2s 6d Basil Blackwell & Mott, ltd. 49 Broad
St. Oxford, England
Universities and the needs of the community;
summarv of proceedings of second educa-
tion conference. Nature 156:183-4 Ag 11 45
ASSOCIATION of university teachers

Place and purpose of research. Times Ed Sup
1575:318 Jl 7 '45
ASSOCIATION of urban universities

31st annual meeting. Sch & Soc 64:142 Ag 31

•46
32d annual meeting. New York, November

7-8. 1946. Sch & Soc 64:375 N 30 '46
Twenty-ninth annual meeting, 1943; sum-
marv of proceedings, Chicago. 109p pa $1
The" assn. F. W. Shockley. sec, Univ. of
Pittsburgh. Bigelow & Parkman sts. Pitts-
burgh
ASSOCIATION of vi'omen science teachers
Science in post-primary education; with ref-
erence to the scientific education in schools
of pupils of 11-18. and its relation to their
subsequent training in universities and col-
leges; interim report of a sub-committee
of the Association. 22p pa Is 3d '44 J. Mur-
ray. 50a Albemarle st, London W 1

.Same. pt2 57p 2s '46 J. Murray. 50a Albe-

m.arle st. London AV 1
ASSOCIATION tests
Analytic study of the multiple choice anal-
ogies test item. G. A. Zirkle. J Ed Psycho!
37:427-35 O '46
Picture-association method and its applica-
tion in a study of reactions to frustration.
S F^osenzweig. bibliog f 11 J Personal 14:
3-23 S '45
Scoring samples for the Rosenzweig picture-
frustration study. S. Rosenzweig and others.
J Psychol 21:45-72 Ja '46
See also
Goodenough spoed-of-
associalion test
ASSOCIATIONAL living. See Social adjustment

and development
ASSOCIATIONS

New York organizations engaged in promot-
ing inter-faith and inter-group collabora-
tion. H. Alpern. H Points 28:58-66 N '46
Role of organizations in society. W.
Knowlton. bibliog Social Ed 10:23-4 Ja
See also
Youth serving or-
ganizations

also names of associations; e.g.
pliysical education association

H.

•46

College

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105

ASSOCIATIONS— roilfillMprf ' " ■

Directories
CiKK Imiuibook. Oonimissioii for internation-
al educational reconstruction, pa grails '17
The conini. 711 Jackson pi. N\V. WashinK-

tllT\ ('.. l\C

ASSOCIATIONS, Educational

Attention, toaoliers! K. Spilman. Va J Ed
38:12 S '44

Cooperation with professional orcanizations.
I... Duwan. Inst Int Kd N Bui 22:3-4 Ja "47

Coordination of educational organizations. W.
U. CockinK. Sch Executive 64:27 F '45

Education association in the improvement of
teachers. A. L,. Burnham. biblioc f (In
Conference for administrative omcers of
public and private schools. Proceedinprs,
1945. p47-5!))

Forerunners of the International bureau of
education. P. Rossello. pa 2s 6d '44 Evans
bros, ltd. Montague house, Montagrue st.
Russell SQ. Liondon WC 1

14 stale education association buildings. A.
Samuelson. il Nat p:d Assn J 35:180-1 Ap
•46

Half century of state school-board associa-
tions. C. Grieder and S. A. Romine. Am
Sch Bd J 110:29-30 Mr: 27-8 Ap "45

Membership in education as.sociations — 1944.
National education association. Research
division. Nat Ed Assn J 33:148 S '44

NEA-state a-ssociation membership achieve-
ment. 1946. Nat Ed Assn J 35:319 .S 'K

Presidents of state education associations;
portraits. Nat Ed Assn J 35:315 S "46

Professional organizations in education. F.
\V. Hubbard. Annals of the American
Academy of Political and Social Science
235:113-21 S '44

Progress made by school board organiza-
tions: editorial. Am Sch Bd J 114:48 Ap '47

Resolutions on peacetime military conscrip-
tion passed by educational agencies in
annual meetings held at Atlantic City.
Christian Ed 28:169-73 Mr '45

School board association: its contribution. H.
W. Xornian. Am Sch Bd J 112:35-7 My '4fi

State associ.'itions work for better salaries.
A. Samuelson. Nat Ed Assn J 35:230-1 My
•46

State school-board associations. R. F. Camp-
bell. Sch & Soc 62:276-8 O 27 '45

State school board associations take the
lead. C. B. Moore. Am Sch Bd J 114:21-3
Ap "47

Stronger local associations. F. Leech. N Y
State Ed 34:215-17 D '46

Summer workshop — local education associa-
tions. N. S. Gomon. Neb Ed J 24:193-f- S
•44

Teachers in action through professional or-
ganizations. W. E. Bain. Childh Ed 22:23-5
S '45

When the school board association goes into
action. H. B. Mulford. Am Sch Bd J 114:
54-(- Ap '47

Your professional organizations, 1946. Prac

Home Econ 24:20 Ja '46
See also
Business education Parent-teacher asso-

associations ciations

Conferences and con- Principals' associa-

ventions, Educa- tions

tional Teachers' associa-

Music teachers' aaso- tions

ciations
<i7»o names of educational associations.

e.g. Nationah education association

Directories
Educational directory. United States. Office
of education. See main entry

Canada
Important activities of national educational
organizations. Sch (El ed and Sec ed) 33:
908-16 Je '45

Washington (state)
Unified membership in "Washington state. J.
A. Chandler. Nat Ed Assn J 35:52 Ja ^46
ASSOCIATIONS, Library. See Library aasocia-

t ion.s

ASSOCIATIONS, Negro. See Negro associations

ASSUM, Arthur L.
Keeping up with science. Scl Ed 29:206-7 O
•45
ASTHMA

Bronchial asthma in children. M. W. Gerard.
bihiiog Nerv Child 5:327-31 O ^46
ASTIN, Allen V.irley. See Page. C. H. Jt. iiuth.

ASTON. John Geldhart

Symposium on the teaching of thermo-
dynamics; introductory remarks. J Chem
Kd 22:2 Ja '45
ASTOR. Nancy Witcher (Langhorne) Astor,
viscountess
Portrait of a happy warrior. Sch (El ed and
Sec i-d) 35:506-8 Ap '47
ASTRACHAN, Irving
Creative writing. H Points 27:65-7 Je '45
Research and the library. H Points 27:71-3
O '45
ASTRONOMERS

Bibliography
Book-length biographies of physicists and
astronomers. T. J. Higgins. Am J Physics
12:231-6 Ag '44

ASTRONOMICAL geography
See also
Seasons
ASTRONOMICAL instruments
See also
-Utazimuths
ASTRONOMY

Stargazing together. L. Williams, il Parents
Mag 20:22-3-1- Jl '45
See also
Atmosphere. .Solar Solar system

Jloon Stars

Seasons Telescope

Observations
See also
Errors. Theory of

Projects
Astronomy for fourth graders. N. Laugh-
baum. Ohio Sch 22:271 S '44

Teachers' manuals
Astronomical handbook for the science teach-
er. R. L. Price. Sch Sci & Math 45:834-7 D
•45

Teaching
Pictures in the sky. B. M. Wadsworth. Sch

Arts 45:200 F '46
Teaching and textbooks in astronomy. V.

Goedicke. Popular Astronomy 52:127-34 Mr

'44

Textbooks

Teaching and textbooks in astronomy. V.
Goedicke. Popular Astronomy 52:127-34 Mr
'44

Units of work
Unit on the sky. H. Mitchener. il Grade
Teach 64:52-t- D '46
ASTRONOMY, Nautical. See Nautical astron-

om\'
ASTRONOMY clubs

Our astronomy club. M. F. Kendrick. Grade
Teach 64:56+ D '46
ASTROPHYSICS

Physics and astrophysics at the Imperial col-
lege. H. Dingle. Nature 156:562-4 N 10 '45
ATCHISON. Mrs Evelyn M.
Open night in a rural school. Sch (El ed)
:!3: 113-14 O ■«
ATCHLEY, Dana Winslow

Orientation of an undergraduate medical cur-
riculum. Science 104:67-70 Jl 26 '46
ATEN, Doris

Teacher I hope to be. Neb Ed J 24:197 S
'44: Same. Nat Ed j\ssn J 34:8 Ja '45

ATHEARN, Clarence Royalty
Curriculum study, grades 4-6: and A study
in curriculum for the third grade, by E.
F. Ellis. (.Monograph no7) pa 50c '37 N.T.
inst. for the ed. of the blind. 999 Pelham
parkway, N.Y. 67

106

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ATHEARN, Clarence Roya\ty— Continued
Survey of research in residential schools for
the bhnd. (Monograph no 12) 31p Pa,.50c
•43 N.Y. inst. for the ed. of the bund,

999 Pelham parkway. N.Y. 67
— See Frampton, M. E. jt. ed.

— and others ■_ i » tu

Improvement of reading in a school for the
blind. (Monograph no 10) pa 50c N.Y. mst.
for the ed. of the blind, 999 Pelham park-
way, N.Y'. 67

ATHENS, Ohio

High school
High school class considers juvenile delin-
Quency. M. V. Johnston and others. Ohio
Sch 22:54-5+ F '44; Summary. Sch Manag
14;S-9 S '44

ATHENS college, Greece , „„ ,^ t ■,

America in Greece, il Newsweek 27:7b ja /

'46
Appeal for funds for Athens college. Higher

Notable gift to a notable college. Sch & Sec
64:56 Jl 27 '46
ATHERTON, Marguerite

Action rhymes. Am Childh 31:26 Je 46
ATHERTON, Warren Hendry ^r . -r..

Greetings from the American legion. Nat Kd
Assn Proc 1944:75-81

ATHLETES . ,, .

Athletes are not students. Am Assn Univ
Prof Bui 32:292-7 Je '46 *,u,<„^«

Athletes may be students; reply to Athletes
are not students. C. W. Macy. Am Assn
Univ Prof Bui 32:551-5 S "46
Eligibilitv of athletes. M. E. Morrell. (In Col-
lege physical education association. Forty-
ninth annual proceedings. 1946. p86-7)
How New Y'ork protects its student athletes.

Sch Manag 15:89 O '45
Participation in high-school football as a
factor affecting college attendance and
scholarship. E. J. Henning and HD Car-
ter bibliog J Ap Psychol 29:236-45 Je 45
Schoiarship of senior athletes at Wesleyan
university J. F. Martin. (In College phys-
ical education association. Forty-nmth an-
nual proceedings, 1946. p82-5)
ATHLETIC ability. See Physical ability
ATHLETIC ability tests. See Physical ability

tc-sts
ATHLETIC associations

See also
Wisconsin inter-
scholastic athletic
association
ATHLETIC directors. See Coaches and coach-
ing (athletics): Physical directors
ATHLETIC injuries. See Accidents
ATHLETIC stunts. See Physical ability tests
ATHLETICS

Amazing failure of physical education. F. R.

Rogers. Am Sch Bd J 109:17-19 D '44
Athletic nights. M. Henderson. Sch (Sec ed)
33:586-8 Mr '45 , „

Athletics and Juvenile delinquency. J. M.

Greenberg. H Points 27:73-5 Ap '45
Athletics and physical education. J. E. Gnn-

nell. Teach Col J 16:8+ S '44

Athletics in the Marine corps. F. A. Hart.

(In College physical education association.

Forty-ninth annual proceedings, 1946. p62-9)

Competition for tomorrow. A. M. Harding.

J Phvs Ed 43:2+ S '45
Dutchess industrial athletic association
proves boon to recreation. W. McCluskey.
J Phys Ed 43:8-9 S '45
Illinois officials clinic. R. Hanson. Sch Activi-
ties 18:9-10 S '46
Just some ideas I had. H. G. Spore. Recre-
ation 38:583-4+ F '45
New selling point for athletics. J. R. Shan-
non. Sch Activities 16:8-9+ S '44

1000 point athletic contest in Massachusetts
and Rhode Island YMCA's, H. J. Will-
man. J Phys Ed 44:47 Ja '47

Phvsical fitness for a peacetime world. L.

C. Schroeder. J Health & Phys Ed 16:

561-2+ D '45
Psychology in athletics and physical activities.

D C. Dinkmever. J Health & Phys Ed 17:

407-8+ S '46

Results of industrial survey. J. S. Whitmore.
J Phys Ed 43:6 S '45

Safety in school athletics. P. F. Neverman.
Am Sch Bd J 109:31-2 N '44

Sports and athletic games for all school chil-
dren. F. Keagle. Sch Manag 13:326 Je '44

Statement of philosophy on YMCA competi-
tion. A. E. Dome. J Phys Ed 43:50 Ja '46

Transportation to athletic contests. Ed Vic
3:10 Je 20 '45; Same. Higher Ed 1:4-5 Je 15
•45

Varsitv athletics for the G.I. K. A.
Middleswart. J Phys Ed 43:7 S '45
See also

Badminton Physical education

Basketball Playground ball

Boxing Speedball

Coaches and coaching Sports
(athletics) Stadiums

Football Swimming

Golf Tennis

Hockey Tournaments

Lacrosse Volleyball

Olympic games Wrestling

Administration
Report of a study on administration and fi-
nance of high school athletics tor boys. R.
Evans and R. Berry. Am Assn Health Phys
Ed & Rec Res Q 17:204-7 O '46

Bibliography
Athletics. (In United States. Office of edu-
cation. Library division. Bibliography of
research studies in education, 1939-1940.
p 133-7)

Equipment

Reducing the accident rate by safety in
school athletic equipment and recreational
areas. H. G. Danford. bibliog Am Sch Bd J
113:33-5 D '46

Finance
Report of a study on administration and fi-
nance of high school athletics for boys.
R. Evans and R. Berry. Am Assn Health
Phys Ed & Rec Res Q 17:204-7 O '46

Point systems

Girls' athletic association has points award
system. J. Gregory. Sch Activities 18:133 D
'46

Maine physical and health education asso-
ciation and the State department of educa-
tion present a point system for the high
school girls of Maine [mimeographed]
Maine. Department of education. 12p '43
The dept. Augusta

Rules and regulations
P.S.A.L. sport regulations need a revision.
R. C. Geist. H Points 27:77 My '45

Track and field
Track and field for girls in secondary schools.

R. B. Y'ocom. J Health & Phys Ed 15:441-

2+ O '44
Track and field program for the elementary

school. J. M. Miller and others. J Health

& Phys Ed 16:315+ Je '45

Colleges and universities

Athletics at Boston college. N. J. Hasenfus.
.$7.50-$10: lea $25 '44 Sagadahoc pub. co.
W Roxbury, Mass.

Athletics, training and leadership. W. J. Don-
ovan. (In College physical education asso-
ciation. Forty-ninth annual proceedings,
1946. P77-81)

College athletics. N. S. Buck. (In College
physical education association. Forty-eighth
annual proceedings, 1944-1945. p22-7)

Colleges post war program with reference
to athletics and the college health program.
E. L. Jackson. Q R Higher Ed Among
Negroes 13:42-3+ Ja '45

Eager Aggies. K. S. Crichton. il Collier's 118:
18-19+ O 12 '46
See also

Football

High schools
All students must be ron.xidered in postwar
planning for high school athletics. W. L.
Moeller. Am Sch Bd J 109:31-2 S '44

F.ni'CATlOX TXDF.X Iiilv 1044— liine 1947

107

ATHLETICS — HiKli ailiools — Continued

Aililotli-s: are they a piiviloRe? T. E. HrJftln-
30I1. Clearing House 21:330-3 F 'il

rhtlosophv for hiuh school sports. J. T.
Lackiicr. Minn J Ed 26:33:' Ap ' IC

Postwar planning for the high school ath-
letic program. \V. L,. Moeller. Am Sch lid
J 111:42-4+ Jl •4r.

Ueport of a study on administration and fi-
nance of liiKli school athletics for boys. K.
Evans and It. IJerry. Am Assn Health Phys
Ed iSi Kec Hes Q 17:204-7 O '40

Vs. athletics. N. Z. Thompson. Clearing
House 21:419-20 Mr "47

Junior colleges
Evaluating Junior oolleKc athletic programs.
S W. Myers. Jiin Col J 15:170-7 D '44

Junior high schools

They call 'em as they see "em. K. G. Mehl.
Kecreation 39:403+ N '45; Summary. Sch
Manag 15:321 F '46
ATHLETICS. Intercollegiate

Athletes are not students. Am Assn Univ
Prof bul 32:2112-7 Je '46

Athletes may be students; reply to Athletes
are not students. C. \V. Macy. Am Assn
Univ Prof Bui 32:551-5 S '4r.

Eligibility of athletes. M. E. Morrell. (In
College physical education association.
P'orty-ninth annual proceedings, 1946. pS6-7)

Fundamental bases for the conduct of inter-
collegiate sports. T. J. Davies. (In College
physical education association. Forty-ninth
annual proceedings, 1946. p70-6)

Scope of intercollegiate athletics. J. E. Pom-
fret. Assn Am Col Bui 30:523-5 D '44
ATHLETICS, Interscholastic

Athletics: are they a privilege? T. E. Rob-
inson. Clearing House 21:330-3 F '47

Athletics in Hertfordshire; competition under
championship conditions. Times Ed Sup
1534:459 S 23 '44

Competitive athletics In girls' physical edu-
cation. G. O. Rhonemus. Sch Activities 16:
332-4 My '45

Educational values of interscholastic athletics.
R. E. Arthaud. Sch Activities 18:109-11 D
'46

Employment of athletic officials. H. F. Donn.
Am Sch Bd J 114:29-30 Mr '47

Evaluation of health practices in inter-
scholastic athletics for boys in Illinois. C.
O. Jackson. Am Assn Health Phys Ed &
Rec Res Q 15:303-9 D '44

Fresno's code of high-school fair play. R. F.
Aspinall. Clearing House 21:176-7 N '46

Postwar planning for the high school athletic
program. W. L. Moeller. Am Sch Bd J 111:
42-4+ Jl '45

Why — interscholastic athletics? H. G. Dan-
ford. Wis J Ed 79:221-2 Ja '47
See also

Play days
ATHLETICS, Intramural

Colleges and universities
College intramural program. T. E. Mc-

Donough. J Health & Phys Ed 17:471+ O

'46
Intramural finance plan at the Ohio state

university. L. G. Staley. (In College phvs-

ical education association. Fortv-ninth an

nual proceedings, 1946. p32-3)

High schools

Intramural.^. W. W. Xorris. 'Sch Activities

IS:!!-;- () -40

ATHLETICS for girls
Competitive athletics in girls' physical edu-

cjition. G. O. Rhonemus. Soh Activities 16:

332-4 My "45
Speedball. M. Flelsher. H Points 27:58-60 Ap

Track and field for girls in secondary schools.
K. B. Yocom. J Health & Phys Ed 15:
411-2+ O '44
See aLfo

Basketball

Lacros.-*e
ATHLETICS for women

Basketball as a recreational activitv for col-
lege women. C. Foster. J Health & Phvs
Ed 18:7+ Ja '47

Competition for women in American colleges

and universities: report of the committee

on competition of the National association

of physical education for college women. M.

G. Scott. Am Assn Health Phys Ed & Rec

Res Q 10:49-71 Mr '45
Contributions of sports to women's fitness.

A. H. Steinhaus. 11 J Health & Phys Ed

17:40S+ O '40
Development of fundamental sport skills in

college women of low motor ability. E. P

Salit. bibliog Am Assn Health Phys Ed &

Rec Res Q 15:330-9 D '44
See also
American association

for health, physical

education, and

recreation — Na-
tional section on

women's athletics
ATKIN, Ellen M. and Riggs, L. A.
More .'^ociomotric experiments at school no.

45. Baltimore Bui Ed 23:3-7 S '45
Sociometric e.vperiment with isolated children

in a 7A Junior high group. Baltimore Bui

Ed 22:95-9 F '45
ATKINS, Cyril Fitzgerald

Scholar, in the atomic age, in the field of

human relations, Q R Higher Ed Among

.N'cgroes 14:S7-9 Ap '46
ATKINS, James A.
Resource materials and agencies for adult

education, bibliog J Negro Ed 14:494-508 Jl

'45
ATKINS, Mrs P. W,
Mother Goose's health program: play. Grade

Teach G4::!C+ S '46
ATKINSON. Alta B.

Down with plate waste. Prac Home Econ 24:

97+ F '46
ATKINSON, Atmar L. See Black, E. H. Jt.

auth.
ATKINSON, Byron H. and Webb, R. W.

Academic success of rehabilitation veterans.

Sch & Soc 04:87 Ag 3 '40
Refresher courses for veterans. J Higher Ed

17:377-80 O '46
Veterans in California Junior colleges. Calif

J Sec Ed 21:200-1 Mv '46
—See Webb. R. W. jt. auth.
ATKINSON. Carroll

Broadcasting foreign-language lessons by

American public school systems. Mod Lang

J 29:386-8 My '45
Broadcasting foreign-language lessons by

American universities and colleges. Mod

Lang J 29:218-20 Mr '45
District attorney looks at modern education.

Sch & Soc 62:429-30 D 29 '45
Foreign-language school controversy in Ha-
waii. Mod Lang J 31:153-0 Mr '47
Japanese education is getting an American

pattern. Mod Lang J 30:268-9 My '46
Japanese education is getting revised — a la

American! Sch & Soc 64:115-16 Ag 17 '46
Pro and con of the Ph.D. (Belle and John

McLucas memorial lib. no4) 172p bibliog f

$2 '45 Meador
Radio in the classroom — coming or going.

Phi Delta Kappan 27:103-6 D '45: Correc-
tion. 27:257 My '46
True confessions of a Ph.D. and recommenda-
tions for reform. (Belle and John McLucas

memorial lib. no3) rev & enl ed 8Sp $1 '45

Meador
ATKINSON, Mrs Dorothy Bridgman

AAl.UV* al the Zurich meeting: we renew

contact with the IFUW. Am Assn Univ

Women J 39:212-14 Je '46
ATKINSON, Geoffroy

Glimpse at Paris in 1945. Inst Int Ed N Bui

21:5-7 Mr '46
ATKINSON, Harvey

Applications of low frequency currents in

the practice of podiatry; abstract. Sch Sci

* Math 45:672 O '45
ATKINSON. John Hampton

Mood and intent of liberal education. Ed

Forum 10:351-7 Mr '46
ATKINSON, L. J. ,

Homework in school. Sch (Sec ed) 33:787-91

My 'l.l

108

EDUCATION INDEX Julv 1944— Tune 1947

ATKINSON, Ralph N. D.
Family in a major curriculum division, bib-

lioK f Social Studies 38:117-22 Mr '47
Teach to meet the changes in home life.
Social Studies 36:100-1 Mr '45
ATKINSON, William Neally

College-higrh-school agreement in Michigan.
Sch & Soc 65:144-5 F 22 '47

ATLANTA

Education

Metropolitan Atlanta streamlines teacher
education in service. L. D. Haskew and K.
R. Williams. El Sch J 46:253-7 Ja '46

Commercial high school

Corresponding with British children. A. L.

Cunningham. Engl J 34:560-2 D '45
International pen-friends. A. L. Cunningham.

Ed 67:309-10 Ja '47

Girls high school
Girls high school. Atlanta, Ga. E. Gregg.
So Assn Q 8:617-19 N '44

Public schools
Summary and implications of the survey of
public school facilities for Negroes in At-
lanta, Georgia. Q R Higher Ed Among
Negroes 14:178-82 Jl '46

William A. Bass junior
high school

Nine schools make one. W. J. Scott. Nat
Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:78-87 Ap '45

Parents will play ball. W. J. Scott. Clearing
House 21:515-19 My '47

Summer plav and learn school. "U'. J. Scott.
J Ed 130:18-20 Ja '47
ATLANTA. Carnegie library

Team work. M. F. Cox. il Wilson Lib Bui
20:148-9 O '45
ATLANTA university

Atlanta university business conference and
survey report. Sch & Soc 62:397 T> 22 '45

Atlanta university workshops, summer, 1945.
D. W. Wright. Sch & Soc 62:436-7 D 29 '45

Comprehensive thesaurus of literature bv and
on the Negro. D. Wright. Sch & Soc 63:
430-1 Je 15 '46

Conference on the library and graduate in-
struction held under the auspices of At-
lanta university, June 14-20, 1944. 51p bib-
liog pa '44 The univ, Atlanta

Foundations of social science at Atlanta uni-
versity. Sch & Soc 62:230 O 13 "45

Report of the first conference of Negro land-
grant colleges for co-ordinating a program
of cooperative social studies, convened April
19-20, 1943. at Atlanta, Ga, as the 26th At-
lanta univ. conference to study the Negro
problems; ed. by W. E. B. Du Eois. (Pub.
no22) 84p 50c '43 The univ, Atlanta

Stonv path to learning. W. Olivier, il Satur-
day Evening Post 217:22-3-^ Ap 14 '45

Library

Graduate theses of Atlanta university, 1931-
1942: comp. by G. Barksdale. (Pub. no 1)
71p pa to libs & scliolars gratis '44 The lib,
223 Chestnut St. SW, Atlanta

School of library service
Libraries, librarians and the Negro. 37p pa
'44 The sch, Atlanta
ATLANTA university center. See University

center
ATLANTIC CITY

Board of education
Committee for practical democracy
Report of a study on practical democracy.
(Report no2) 56p bibliog il pa 20c '46 The
bd, 1809 Pacific av, Atlantic City, N.J.

Education
Each of us with his or her right upon earth.
Sch & Soc 63:164 Mr 9 '46

Public schools
Pupil participation in Atlantic City ele-
mentary schools. M. A. Stratton. Nat El
Prin 24:37-9 D '44

Richmond Avenue school
iiiter-faith program. M. Buchanan, il Nat

Ed Assn J 34:182-3 D '45
ATLASES

Nazi text-books and the future. O. Neurath

and J. A. Lauwerys. J Ed London 76:

521-2 N '44
ATMOSPHERE
See also
Winds
ATMOSPHERE, Solar

Atmospliere of the sun. O. Moliler. il Sch Sci

& Math 47:1-5 Ja '47
ATMOSPHERIC electricity
See also
Auroras
ATOMIC age

Issues in education: 1946. R. M. Hutchins.

Ed Rec 27:365-75 Jl '46; Same cond. Times

Ed Sup 1649:605 D 7 '46; Excerpts. Phi

Delta Kappan 28:180 D '46
Age of atomic energy; reply to R. M. Hutch-
ins. W. D. Pile. Times Ed Sup 1651:633 D

21 '46
Living in the atomic age. H. C. Hand, ed.

59p bibliog pa gratis '46 Univ. of III.
Political education for the atomic age; with

discussion. W. E. Myer. (In Middle states

council for the social studies. Proceedings,

1945-1946. p 12-20); Same. Social Studies

37:56-60 F '46
Responsible education in an atomic age. G.

Wickev. Assn Am Col Bui 33:189-93 Mr '47;

Same. Christian Ed 30:120-4 Mr '47
■Wliat studies for the atomic age? Nations

Sch 39:44 Ap '47
ATOMIC bomb
Atomic age. F. E. Long. Clearing House 20:

47-8 S '45
Atomic bomb and the teacher of science. P.

Morrison. Sci Ed 30:7-9 F '46
Atomic bomb — in hand-made lantern slides.
J A. V. Gale, il Ed Screen 24:409 N '45
^Atomic bomb, its evolution. E. E. 'Watson.

diags Math Teach 39:265-8 O '46
Atomic bomb shakes the classroom. H. I.

Cki-ist. H Points 27:5-8 S '45
Atomic bomb versus civilization. R. M.

Hutchins. Assn Am Col Bui 32:34-42 Mr '46;

Same. Nat Ed Assn J 35:114-17 Mr '46
Atomic bombs and the future. E. U. Con-
don. J Chem Ed 22:4Sl-f O '45
Atomic energy and education. H. R. Gail.

bibliog Progres Ed 24:116-19-1- F '47; Same.

Ed 67:463-72 Ap '47; Same cond. Sec Ed 13:

11-15 N '46
Atomic impact on education. A. Goff. Sec Ed

13:19-20 S '46
Brief account of the physics of the atomic

bomb. R. J. Stephenson. Am J Physics 14:

30-5 Ja '46
Can the colleges cope with the challenge.

Assn Am Col Bui 31:362-5 O '45
Challenge of atomic fission to science teach-
ers. B. Jafte. Sci Teach 13:60-|- Ap '46
Decision to use the atomic bomb. H. L. Stim-

son. H Points 29:5-22 Mr '47; Same cond.

il Va J Ed 40:359-614- Ap '47
Determining the destiny of our children. L.

W. Ashbv. il map Nat Parent Teach 41:

14-16 O '46
Divided atom demands a united world. P.

Morrison. (In National congress of parents

and teachers. Proceedings, 1946. p 13-20) ;

Same cond. il Nat Parent Teach 41:14-16

D '46
Education — defense against atomic bombs. A.

Novick. Am Teach 30:17-19 Ja '46
- Education or annihilation. J. A. Storing. So-
cial Ed 10:257-8 O '46
Exhibit as a supplementary method; the

atomic bomb. H. J. Abrahams, il Sch Sci

& Math 47:165-72 F '47
Have you a youth council on the atomic

crisis? S. Cartwright. il Sch Activities 17:

323-4-)- My '46 .

Hiroshima: moral or military? R. Frank. i

Engl J 36:183-8 Ap '47
Oak Ridge. Tennessee, and the educational

crossroads. P. E. Kennedy. Nat Assn Sec

Sch Prin Bui 30:81-3 O '46
Oak Ridge's Youth council on the atomic

crisis. P. E. Kennedy: L. Fulkerson; D.

Chambliss. Clearing House 21:540-4 Mv '47

EDUCATION INDEX lulv 1^44— Iimc 1047

109

ATOMIC bomb — Cuntinucd -- •
Operalion crossroads. L. W, A^hby. Minn J
Kti ;::22-3 S MG: Smne. Neb Ed J 3«f«ll S
•40: Pa Sch J 95:11 S '46: Wis J Kd 79:4-6

5 '46: Ariz Tciu-h Tarent 35:12+ O '46;
Sumimirv. Nat Kd Assn J Ha:2'.12 S "46:
Sit Kd 13:9 S 'It;: Mid Sch Gl:S4-5 N "46

Our lioritaKe from a preat book. W. Burns.

Sch * Soc 64:235-7 O 5 "46
INvcholoBlsts advise on the atomic-bomb peril.

.•<ch * Soc 63:405-6 Je 8 '46
Science and the atomic bomb. B. T. Feld.

Am Teach 30:15-17 Ja '46
Science teachers and the atomic bomb. R. M.

Noyes. J Chem Ed 23:343-4 Jl MG: Same.

Nat Ed Assn J 35:296-7 S '46
Scientific importan«e of the nuclear power

projects. C. D. Coryell. J Chem Ed 23:

395-7 AR '46
Should we keep atomic energy secret? R. G.

Oustavson: W. F. ORburn. Phi Delta Kap-

pan 27:34-6 O '45
Social implications of the atomic bomb. H. C.

Urey. ■ Sci Ed 30:189-96 O '46: Same cond.

Phi Delta Kappan 28:116+ N '46
Teachers aided national security. T. W.

Bayles and others. Phi Delta Kappan 28:

123-4 N '46
Time is now. H. Shapley. Phi Delta Kappan

28:115 N '46
WarninK! ! Progres Ed 23:234 Ap '46
Where the atomic bomb was born. S. Cart-

wrieht. il Progres Ed 24:4-6+ O "46
Youth, hope, and the atomic paradox. P. E.

Kennedy. Nat Ed Assn J 35:392-3 O '46

Tests

Physicist at Bikini. H. J. Eormwalt. Sch Sci

6 Math 47:58-62 Ja '47
ATOMIC constants

1944 values of certain atomic constants with

particular reference to the electronic

charge. R. T. Birge. bibliog f Am J Physics

13:63-73 Ap '45
ATOMIC energy. See Atomic power
ATOMIC heat. See Specific heat
ATOMIC information, National committee on.

See National cominittee on atomic informa-
tion
ATOMIC nuclei

Disintegration
Challenge of atomic fission to science teach-
ers. B. Jaffe. Sci Teach 13:60+ Ap '46
Energy transformations and the conservation

of mass. E. F. Barker. Am J Physics 14:

309-10 S '46
Transmutation and artificial radio-activity.

J. N. Corbridge. il Sch Sci & Math 44:511-

16 Je '44
Transmutation of elements. L. H. Cragg.

hibliog il Sch (Sec ed) 35:130-9 N '46
What is the Geiger-Nuttall law? J. G. Beck-

erley. bibliog f Am J Physics 13:158-9 Je

'45

Fission
See Atomic nuclei — Disintegration
ATOMIC power
Atomic age. New York teachers union, pa

75c '47 The union. 13 Astor pi, N.Y. 3
Atomic energy and education. G. L. Maxwell.

Nat Parent Teach 40:19-20 Ja '46
Atomic energy and the coming revolution in

education. L. P. Todd. Sch & Soc 62:257-9

O 27 '45
Comment on Atomic energy and the coming

revolution in education: reply to L. P. Todd.

F. R. Rogers. Sch & Soc 63:193 Mr 16 '46
Atomic energy and the liberal arts. A. B.

May. Sch & Soc 64:131-3 Ag 24 '46
Atomic energy in industrj'. I. Perlman. J

Chem Ed 24:115-20 Mr '47
Atomic engineering? T. von K4rm4n. J Eng

Ed 36:247-9 D '45
Atomic power. H. N. Sherwood. Ky Sch J

24:22+ D '45
Atomic power: its implications for a new era.

F. M. Branley. Grade Teach 63:64+ Ap "46
Atoms and the enlargement of science. P.

Morrison. J Gen Ed 1:211-15 Ap '47
Can human freedom survive atomic energy?

M. U Walker. American City 60:98 S '45
Consequences of atomic energy. R. Redfield.

Phi Delta Kappan 27:221-4 Ap '46

Era of atomic power: the purposes of com-
munal life. Times Ed Sup 1620:234 My 18
'46

Films on atomic energ)-. il Ed Screen 26:
146-8 Mr '47

Modern man Is ob.solete. N. Cousins. H Points
27:7-15 O '45

On the problem of splitting the atom for life,
not death; the report of a special commit-
tee. Sch * Soc 63:23-4 Ja 12 '46

Problem of atomic energy. L. Pearce and D.
W. Weeks. Am Assn Univ Women J 39:81-
2 Ja '46

Prometheus unbound. H. Hartshorne. Rellg
Ed 41:3-5 Ja '46

Reorganizing our thinking for the atomic age.
R. L. Brown. Engl J 35:270-1 My '46

Schools and the atom. J. H. Starie. Ed 66:
499-502 Ap '46

Scientific importance of the nuclear power
projects. C. D. Coryell. J Chem Ed 23:395-
7 Ag '46

Significance of atomic energy. H. B. Hass.
'Sch Sci >*i Math 46:1-6 Ja '46

Smyth report in the mathematics class. W.
P. Manhoimer. H Points 28:69-70 Mr '46

Teaching physical sciences in the atomic age.
T. J. Blisard. Mad Q 6:32-8 Ja '46

Television and the atomic age. J. R. Hutch-
inson. Sec Kd 13:1-2 F '47

Time grows short. R. Swing. Nat Ed Assn
J 35:285-6 S '46

Uranium fission: discoveries leading to a
chain reaction. M. L. Eidinoff. bibliog J
Chem Ed 23:60-5 F '46

Youth council on atomic crisis. D. Morris, il
III Ed 35:50+ O '46; Same. Ohio Sch 24:
304-5+ O '46; Tex Outl 30:14-15+ O '46

Bibliography
Literature on atomic energy. H. R. Gail. Sec
Ed 13:11 F '47

Control

Divided atom demands a united world. P.
Morrison. (In National congress of parents
and teachers. Proceedings, 1946. p 13-20);
Same cond. il Nat Parent Teach 41:14-16
D '46

How can atomic energy be controlled? D. E.
Lilienthal. Nat Ed Assn J 36:9-10 Ja '47

Liberal education and control of atomic en-
ergy. J. J. Schwab. Sch R 55:125-7 Mr '47

Political activity of scientists and implica-
tions for educators. Brother I. Leo. Catli Ed
R 45:5-12 Ja '47

Social aspects
Atom and civilization. A. Goff. Clearing

House 21:457-60 Ap '47
Atom bomb test at Bikini. W. D. Cocking.

Sch Executive 65:5 Jl '46
Atomic energy and education. H. R. Gail.

bibliog Progres Ed 24:116-19+ F '47; Same.

Ed 67:463-72 Ap '47; Same cond. Sec Ed

13:11-15 N '46
Atomic energy must work for liumanity. E.

O. Melby. Ed Leadership 3:232 F '46
Challenging areas in the developing .social

studies curriculum. R. W. Crary. bibliog f

Teach Col Rec 48:140-7 D '46
Edvication for living in the atomic age. K. M.

Gould. Tex Outl 31:8-10 My '47
Education for survival in an atomic age.

N. Edwards. EI Sch J 46:535-7 Je '46
For war or peace? educating adults about

atoinic energy. T. B. Symons and M. Grau-

bard. Adult Ed J 6:57-62 Ap '47
Human family in the atomic age. A. H.

Compton. Nat Parent Teach 40:16-18 F '46
International implications of nuclear energy.

J. T. Shotwell. Am J Phvsics 14:179-85 My

■46
Letter to Judith and Dickie. W. W. Way-
mack. Nat Ed A.'ssn J 36:214 Mr '47
Psychologists advise on the atomic-bomb

peril. Sch & .Soc 63:405-6 Je 8 '46
Social implications of atomic energy. A. H.

Compton. Am J Physics 14:173-8 My '46
Social implications of the introduction of

atomic energy. W. H. Stickler. Sci Ed 29:

240-4 D '45
Social interest in atomic energy. G. Hall. Inst

Int Ed N Bui 21:12 F '46
Social science in the atomic age. R. Redfield.

J Gen Ed 1:120-4 Ja '47

no

EDUCATIOX INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ATOMIC research

Laboratory of nuclear studies will be estab-
lished. Science 103:310 Mr 8 '46

New navy researcli contract tor development
o( a synchrotron. Science 105:280 Mr 14 4i

Nuclear ' physics and chemistry at Harvard
university. Science 102:472-3 N 9 45

Nuclear reactions. R. R. Williams, jr. J Chem
Ed 23:423-6 S '46 ,, .^ ,

Prelude to Hiroshima. R. C. R. MacFarlane.
Ed Forum 10:331-9 Mr '46 ,„ „ ^

Should we keep atomic energy secret? K; Ij.
Gustavson: W. F. Ogburn. Phi Delta Kap-
pan 27:34-6 O 'i^y _ . .^ .■ ,„ ,v,„

University of Chicago's contributions to the
atomic bomb. Sch & Soc 62:133-4 SI 45

Where is the social sciences' atomic boml3_
J. S. Perkins. Sch & Soc 62:315-17 N 17 45

ATOMIC theory . ^ ,, u

Atomic and molecular theory since Bohr. H.
Margenau and A. Wightman. bibliog f Am
J Physics 12:119-30, 247-68 Je. O '44

Atomic and molecular theory since Bohr:
r6sum6 of specific results. H. Margenau
and R. B. Setlow. bibliog f Am J Physics
13:73-95 Ap '45 ^ ,, . • ,v,^

Percentage composition and the atomic the-
ory. R. K. McAlpine. J Chem Ed 23:227-9
My '46

Test on the elementary principles of the
atomic bomb and the splitting of the a.tom.
W G. Hjertstedt. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 3b:
20-2-1- Ja '46

ATOMIC weights ...,., to

Alternation in the atomic weights of the ele-
ments C. Hsueh and M. Chiang, bibliog f
Am J Physics 14:279-84 S '46
Fairy story of atomic weights. A. btanaen.
J Chem Ed 24:143-5 Mr '47

ATOM S

Ancient and modern atom. R. E. Deutsch.

Class J 41:97-103 D '45 .....

Atom smashing and its modern applications,

abstract. R. D. Evans. Sch Sci & Math 45:

Atomic orbitals and valence. W. F. Luder.

bibliog J Chem Ed 22:221-8 My '45
Chart of atomic structure of the elements.

Sch Sci & Math 46:637 O '46
Classics and the atom, bibliog f Class J

41:119-21 D '45 . .

Method of teaching the electronic structure

of the atom. D. C. DeVault. bibliog il

J Chem Ed 21:526-34, 575-81 N-D '44
Nuclear reactions. R. R. Williams, jr. J Chem

Ed 23:423-6 S '46 . , , ,,r t

Periodic system and atomic structure, vv. J.

Wiswesser. bibliog diags J Chem Ed 22:314-

22, 370-9. 418-26 Jl-S '45
Pierre Gassendi and the revival of atomism

In the renaissance. R. B. Lindsay. Am J

Physics 13:235-12 Ag '45

See also
Atomic nuclei Lsotopes

Atomic theory Radioactivity

Electrons

Disintegration

See also
Atomic nuclei — Dis-
integration

Models
Model of an oxygen atom. W. O. Brooks, il
J Chem Ed 24:245 My '47

Size
Atomic size and the periodic table. J. A.
Campbell, il J Chem Ed 23:525-9 N '46
ATTAINMENT tests. See Achievement tests

ATTENDANCE

Attendance SS percent. M. Wanger. J Ed 129:
122-3 Ap '46 , , „ . „

Blueprints for increasing school attendance. H.
W Andersen. Sierra Ed N 41:10-11 F '45

Demise of the liookv cop. E. C. Smith, il Na-
tions Sch 39:26-7 Mr '47

Don't miss anything! C. L. Carmer. Scho-
lastic 45:19 O 2 '44

Go-to-school drive. W. D. Boutwell. Nations
Sch 34:42 S '44

Go-to-school drive opens. Ed Vic 3:1-3 Ag 3
'44

Go-to-school letter winner. C. A. Alexander.
Ed Vic 3:8 D 4 '44

Go-to-school reports. Ed Vic 3:2 O 20 '44
How many will come back to school or col-
lege? Higher Ed 1:11 Mr 1 '45
How principals and teachers may improve
school attendance. D. J. Carty. Ky Sch J
24:42-3 N '45
Keep our boys and girls in school now for
the welfare of the nation tomorrow. Tex
Outl 28:21-2 S '44
Keeping pupils in school. W. Kasius. N i

State Ed 32:205+ D '44
Nutrition helps attendance. G. A. Lucarell.

Nations Sch 34:56+ S '44
Other twelve percent. J. H. Bohlinger. J Ed
129:203-4 S '46 ,, ^,

Poverty: impediment to attendance. H. N.

Roseiifleld. Nations Sch 37:48-9 My '46
Prepare for peace by returning youth to

school. Ed Vic 3:13+ O 3 '44
Relation of school attendance to employment
records, army conduct and performance in
te.sts. C. Lummis. Brit J Ed Psychol 16:13-
19 F '46
Rightful heritage of every child. Ed Vic 3:

1-2 S 20 '44
School attendance of urban and rural pupils.

Ed Vic 3:20 N 20 '44
Superintendent's guide for enumeration ana
attendance. Connecticut. Department of ed-
ucation. Division of administration. (Ad-
ministrative hul. 1) 33p 20c; gratis Conn,
only '44 The dept. Hartford
To serve your country, go to school. U^a Vic

3:1 S 4 "'44
Use of the .school spirit cup. C. R. Gilbert, il
Sch Activities 18:210-11+ Mr '47 , . , , ,
Who are our good students? L. E. Leipold. J

Ed Res 38:529-33 Mr '45
Willingly to school. G. D. Wilens. N Y State
Ed 33:466-7 Mr '46
See also
Absences
Enrollment

Bibliography
Attendance and child accounting. (In United
States Office of education. Library division.
Bibliography of research studies in educa-
tion. 1939-1940. p273-41

Colleges and universities
Quantitative predictions from qualitative
data: predicting college entrance from bio-
graphical information. R. H. Bittner. bib-
liog J Psychol 19:97-108 Ja '45

Elementary schools

School attendance, ways in which it can be
improved. E. Carothers. Grade Teach 63:6,2
D '45

High schools

Back the go-to-school campaign. E. S.
Johnson. Prac Home Econ 22:290+ Jl 44:
Same cond. Ed Digest 10:12-13 S '44

Back-to-school campaign reports. Sch Lite
28*7-9 D '45

Back to school in Cleveland. Nations Sch 34:
46 N '44 .,„,.,

Back to school they came. M. E. Andrews.
Sch R 53:25-9 Ja '45; Same cond. Am Teach
29:18-19 My '45 „ i, ,

Community leaders nationally back go-to-
school drive, il Sch Manag 14:88 O 44

High-school attendance. Sch Life 29:23 O 46

High-school attendance and post-war plan-
ning W. H. Gaumnitz. Ed Vic 3:7-8 N 3

How Cleveland encourages young folks to

stay in school. D. J. Wiens. Sch Manag

14:322-t- My "45
Job or high school? P. A. Grigsby. Ill Ed

33:5-6 S '44
Juvenile summer wages and return to school.

S. Maxwell. Am Sch Bd J 109:16 O '44
National back-to-school drive. 1945-194G. Calif

Sch 16:183-4 O '45
National go-to-school drive. W. C. Bagley.

Sch & Soc 60:132-3 Ag 26 '44
Return to school. E. R. Van Kleeck. il Sch

Executive 64:44-5 N '44

Junior high schools
administration of attendance. R. Peterson.
Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:105-9 Ap
■45

EDUCATION IXni:X lulv 1944— June 194/

111

ATTENDANCE— Junior hJKh -schools — Cont.
Junior IiIk'i school attendance. R. C. L.
Hrookhoiise. Calif J Sec Ed 21:1SS.M My
•46

Rural high schools
HIkIi school atu-ndonce of rural schools. J. J.

Kiippcl. WLs J Ed 78:295-6 F "46
Iniprovinjr rural hiprh school attendance. C.

M. llarnard. Wis J Ed 70:232-3 Ja '47

Rural schools
Better rural attendance. L. Johnston. Ky
Sch J 24:224- Ap '46

Sunday schools
See Sunday schools — Attendance

New Mexico
Pxiblic school attendance and school costs
In New Mexico. R. J. Mullins and E. H.
Fixley. 27p pa 60c '46 Univ. of N.Mex,
Dept. of government. Division of res.

Pennsylvania
DlRcst of laws and regulations pertaining to
school attendance and employment of
minors. Pennsylvania. Department of publi<'
instruction. (Bui. no71) 124p bibliog pa '46
The dept, Jlarrisburg

Wisconsin
School attendance of Wisconsin farm youth.
J. H. Kolb and others. Wis J Ed 78:72-4
O '45
ATTENDANCE, Compulsory. See Compulsory

education
ATTENDANCE officers

Attendance ofticers. Am Sch Bd J 114:47

Mr '47
Oh. ma. here's the truant officer! R. M.

Kellogg. Nat El Prin 24:14-17 F '45
One of my days as supervisor of attendance
R. S. Fonts. Ky Sch J 25:29-30 Ap '47

Salaries

Salaries paid school administrative and
supervisory officers. 1944-45. 81 cities over
100.000 in population. National education
association. Research division, pa $5 '45
N.E.A.

Salaries paid school administrative and
supervisory officers. 1944-45. 190 cities 30.00U
to 100,000 in population. National educa-
tion association. Research division, pa $5
'45 N.E..A,.

Salaries paid teachers, principals, and certain
other school employees, 1944-45, 81 cities
over 100,000 in population. National educa-
tion association. Research division, pa $5
'45 N.E.A.

Salaries paid teachers, principals, and cer-
tain other school employees, 1944-45, 190
cities 30,000 to 100,000 in population. Na-
tional education association. Research divi-
sion, pa S5 '45 N.E.A.
ATTENTION

Finding a speaking-listening index. W. H.
Ewing. Q J Speech 31:368-70 O '45

Some effects of radio-listening on the efficien-
cy of reading- type study activities. L. R.
Miller. J Ed Psychol 38:105-18 F '47
See aJso

Distraction (psy- Radio listeners

chology) Set (psychology)

ATTENTION, Span of

Effect of practice with and without reinforce-
ment on the Judgment of auditory number.
R. E. Taubman. bibliog Journal of Experi-
mental Psychologj- 34:143-51 Ap '44

Relationship between perceptual span and
rate of reading. J. Sutherland. J Ed Psy-
chol 37:373-80 S '46
ATTITUDE, Change of

Change of attitude toward punishment of
criminals. M. Smith. Sch & Soc 61:236-8
Ap 14 '45

Change of attitude toward the law. M. Smith.
Sch & Soc 60:286-7 O 28 '44

Changes in conceptions and beliefs significant
to the field of mental hygiene and social
welfare of senior pre-medical students dur-
ing a year of psychology. L/. L. Ralya.
So Assn Q 10:525-33 N '46

Changes of attitudes subsequent to camp
experience. H. S. Lewin. Nerv Child 6:173-
7 Ap '47

("hanging beliefs in heredity through educa-
tion courses, I... L,. Ralya. J Ed Soclol 17:
551-62 My '44

Changing ways of thinking. W. Robertson,
Childh Ed 22:121-4 N '46

Comparative changes in teachers' attitudes
resulting front courses in mental hygiene
and educational guidance, S. (», Di Michael,
bibliog J Ed Res 37:65r.-f,9 My '44

Effect of propaganda upon attitude follow-
ing a critical examination of the propa-
ganda itself. R. .M, Collier, bibliog Journal
of Social Psychology 20:3-17 Ag '44

Experiment in modifying attitudes toward
the Negro, F. T. Smith. $1.85 '43 Teachers
col.

Studies of aggressive social attitudes:
changes from peace to war. R. Stagner,
bibliog Journal of Social Psychology 20:
121-8 Ag '44
ATTITUDES

Age and education as factors in social ex-
perience and personal-family adjustments.
E. M. Duvall and A. B. Motz. Sch R 53:
413-21 S '45

Age differences in religious beliefs and prob-
lems during adolescence. R, G, Kuhlen and
M. Arnold, bibliog Pedagog Sem 65:291-
300 D '44

Analysis of themes on the subject of war
as written by Amish and non-Amish chil-
dren. T. U Engle, J Ed Psychol 35:267-73
My '44

Attitudes and physical education. S. Rice.
J Health & Phys Ed 17:224-(- Ap '46

Attitudes of second-generation daughters to
family living. E. M. Duvall and A. D. Motz.
J Consult Psychol 9:281-6 N '45

Attitudes of teachers and scholars towards
co-education. F. E. Moreton. bibliog f Brit
J Ed Psychol 16:82-95 Je '46

Attitudes or facts in historv. E. Briffett. Sch
(Sec ed) 34:648-51 Ap '46

Attitudes, those elusive liehavior-deterini-
nants. F. W. Hoover, bibliog f Ed Adm &
Sup 31:215-22 Ap '45

Attitudes to religion among adolescents and
adults. F. E. Moreton. Brit J Ed Psychol
14:69-79 Je '44

Children's expressed attitudes toward their
epilepsy. J. D. Carter. Nerv Child 6:34-7
Ja '47

Comparison of attitudes towards Japanese
language schools expressed by young Amer-
icans of Japanese ancestry in 1937 and 1942.
K. Onishi and M. E. Smith. Journal of So-
cial Psychology 21:209-18 My "45

Contribution of psychology to religious edu-
cation. E. M. Ligon. Relig Ed 41:257-65 S
'46

Cultural contradictions and sex roles. M. Ko-
marovsky. American Journal of Sociology
52:184-9 N '46

Decisive influence of parental attitudes. S.
Chess. Nerv Child 5:165-71 Ap '46

Developing right attitudes. W. A. Sutton.
Instr 56:16 F '47

Did war service produce international-minded-
ness? M. B. Smith. Harvard Ed R 15:250-7
O '45

Education for appreciation versus education
for efficiency. H. S. Tuttle. Sch R 54:462-8
O '46: Same cond. Ed Digest 12:40-4 D '46

Effects of maternal attitudes on the health
of children. F. Dunbar. Child Study 21:110-
13+ Je '44

Extent of individual differences. L. A. Hanna.
(In National council for the social studies.
Adapting instruction in the social studies
to individual differences: fifteenth year-
book. p6-16)

Factors conditioning the development of atti-
tudes. L. J. Brueckner. J Ed Res 38:470-3
F '45

Facts or attitudes in historv. M. Waugh Sch
(Sec ed) 34:645-8 Ap '46

Identification with the enemy: a case study
of an American quisling. R, N, Sanford. j
Personal 15:53-8 S '46

Impact of war on a nationalistic frame of
reference: changes in general approval and
qualitative patterning of certain stereo-
types. R. Stagner and C. E. Osgood, bibliog
Journal of Social Psychology 24:187-215 .N'
'46

112

EDUCATIOX IXDEX July 1944— Tune 1947

ATTITUDES — Continued

Influence of literature on the development of

children's attitudes. E. Wood, biblioj^ Calif

J El Ed 15:106-15 N '46
Influence of parental attitudes on children's

personal inventory scores. W. D. Lewis.

Pedagog Sem 67:195-201 D '45
Minimum essentials of character education.

E. M. Ligon. bibliog f plan Relig Ed 39:

321-35 N '44
More firepower for health education. United

States. Office of education. (Bui. 1945 no2)

49p il pa 15c '45 Supt. of doc.
Parent's attitudes on child behavior: a report

of three studies. J. E. Anderson. Child

Develop 17:91-7 Mr '46
Polling po.stwar issues. F. W. Williams, bib-
liog J Consult Psychol 10:35-44 Ja '46
Problem of the mental demobilization of the

soldier. L.. E. Learner. Social Ed 9:123-4 Mr

■45
Pupils', parents' and teachers' attitudes — sim-
ilarities and differences. N. Weltman and H.

H. Remmers. bibliog pa 75c '46 Purdue univ.

Division of ed. ref.
Relation of social environment to the moral

ideolog>' and the personal aspirations of

Negro boys and girls. R. E. Carroll. Sch

R 53:30-8 Ja '45
Scientific basis for intergroup education. O.

Klineberg. Harvard Ed R 15:117-21 Mr '45
Seminar as a method of in-service training.

M. L. Blum and C. Selltiz. J Ed Sociol 19:

420-9 Mr '46
Shall there be quotas for minority groups?

D. J. Levinson and R. N. Sanford. Ed

Forum 10:217-35 Ja '46
Social effects of reading. W. S. Gray, bib-
liog f Sch R 55:269-77 My '47
Some sex differences in attitude towards

change of environment among evacuated

central school children. G. Keir. Brit J

Ed Psychol 15:146-50 N '45
Stereotvpes and real people. M. M. Heaton.

Engl J 35:327-32 Je '46
Studies of German youth. D. V. McGranahan

and others. Journal of Abnormal and Social

Psychology 41:3-14 Ja '46
Study of the viewpoints of women of different

age groups. H. K. Maxham. Pedagog Sem

64:311-15 Je '44
Toward a cultural approach to literature. L.

M. Rosenblatt. Col Ehigl 7:459-66 My '46
Volunteers are like that: they won't be pushed

around. F. D. Heron. Int J Relig Ed 23:4-5

N '46
We must teach anew the dignity of labor.

C. Ross. Nations Sch 33:26-7 Je '44
What controls our behavior? G. P. Driscoll.

Teach Col Rec 48:86-90 N '46
Wiiat men of the armed forces are thinking.

Sch & Soc 63:375 My 25 '46
Words of my mouth. L. L. La Brant. Engl

J 35:323-7 Je '46
X marks the spot. R. Cunningham. Ed Lead-
ership 4:132-4 N '46
See aUo
Annoyances Scientific attitude

Attitude, Change of Set (psychology)
Likes and dislikes Social adjustinent

Opinions (psy- and development

chology) .'Social attitudes

Purdue opinion poll World war. 1939-1945

Race attitudes — Psychological as-

Race prejudice pects

Religious attitudes

College students

American student attitudes to foreign mis-
sions. W. T. Thomas. International Re-
view of Missions 33:383-9 O '44

Attitudes of college vouth on war marriage.
J. H. Burma. Social Forces 24:96-100 O '45

Attitudes of students toward the Japanese.
J. J. B. Morgan. Journal of Social Psychol-
ogy 21:219-27 My '45

Campus values in mate selection. R. Hill. J
Home Econ 37:554-8 N '45

Change of attitude toward punishment of
criminals. M. Smith. Sch & Soc 61:236-8
Ap 14 '45

Change of attitude toward the law. M. Smith.
Sch & Soc 60:286-7 O 28 '44

Changes in conceptions and beliefs signifi-
cant to the field of mental hygiene and
social welfare of senior pre-medical stu-
dents during a year of psychology. L. L.
Ralya. So Assn Q 10:525-33 N '46

Changing beliefs in heredity through educa-
tion courses. L. L. Ralya. J Ed Sociol 17:
551-62 My '44

Christian higher education in 1947; the situa-
tion. R. H. E. Espv. Christian Ed 30:25-8
Mr '47

Experiment in modifying attitudes toward
the Negro. F. T. Smith. $1.85 '43 Teachers
col.

Implications of superstitious beliefs among
college students. E. E. Emme. bibliog
Phi Delta Kappan 27:16-17 S '45

Increase in homogeneity of attitudes during
a sociology course. M. Smith. Sch & Soc
62:14-15 Jl 7 '45

On the increase in homogeneity of attitudes
during a sociology course: 2d report. M.
Smith. Sch & Soc 64:223-5 S 28 '46

Responses of Catholic. Protestant, and Jewish
students to the menace checklist. B. R.
Sappenfleld. Journal of Social Psychology
20:295-9 N '44

Selected activities characteristic of the
active and nonactive student in physical
education. H. Bunker. Am Assn Col Reg J
20:350-66 Ap '45

Some conceptions and beliefs concerning
abilities, mental processes and learning and
changes in the numbers entertaining them
during a year of courses in education. L.
L. Ralya. J Ed Res 38:183-92 N '44

Student attitudes toward religious practices.
E. P. Home and W. H. Stender. Journal of
Social Psychology 22:215-17 N '45

Students' reactions to the educational pro-
fession. R. P. Harris. Ed Adm & Sup 32:
513-20 D '46

What does the college expect from the high
school graduate? H. J. Thornton. Mid Sch
61:160-1 P '47

Elementary school children

Attitude of grammar school pupils and their
parents to education, religion and sport:
abstract of a thesis. W. Glassey. Brit J
Ed Psychol 15:101-4 Je '45

Attitudes of goodwill can be built in elemen-
tary-school living. A. Snvder. Nat El Prin
26:12-22 S '46; Same cond. Nat Ed Assn J
36:82-3 F '47

Changing ways of thinking. ^V. Robertson.
Childh Ed 22:121-4 N '45

Social and emotional adjustments of regu-
larly promoted and non-promoted pupils.
A. A. Sandin. bibliog $2.15 '44 Teachers
col; Same cond. Ed Digest 10:48-9 Ja '45;
Summary. Teach Col Hec 46:120-2 N '44:
Nations Sch 30:49-50 Ag '45

Study of the influence of the educational
geographical film upon the racial attitudes
of a group of elementary school children;
simnmary of thesis. A. M. McFarlane. Brit
J Ed Psychol 15:152-3 N '45

What Tommy learns. R. Cunningham. Ed
Leadership 3:334-5 Ap '46: Same cond. Ed
Digest 12:32-3 O '46

High school students

Attitude of high school boys toward agri-
culture. S. G. Vickerstaff. Ag Ed Mag 17:
235 Je '45

Attitudes of high school seniors toward a
teaching career. A. J. Burke. N Y State
Ed 34:303-5 Ja '47

Citizenship attitudes in a citv high school.
L. A. Schuker. H Points 27:34-48 Ja '45

Classroom communiques. C. D. Higgins. J
Ed Sociol IS:373-S F '45

Effect of student teaching on secondary-
school pupils in achievement and attitude.
R. R. Ryder, bibliog (In Remmers. H. H.
ed. Further studies in attitudes, series S.
p 1-152)

Effect on the child's development of changes
in cultural influences. R. H. Ojemann. bib-
liog J Ed Res 40:258-70 D '46: Same cond.
Ed Digest 12:14-17 Ap '47

Handful of stars. D. De Zouche. Ed Forum
10:311-15 Mr '46

High-school program for attitude develop-
ment. L. D. Crow. Sch R 53:300-2 My '45

EDUCATION' INDEX July 1944— June 1947

113

ATTITUDES — HiKh si'liool siud^n.Us: — Cant. .

lIlKh-sohool pupils' utUtudes toward teach-
ItiK procedures. H. C. Doll. Sch K 5ija2-7
Ap '47

Ideals of modern youth. J. A. Starrak. Clear-
iHK House I»:o07-S) Ap "45

Imperative iieetl number ten. J. V. Leonard.
II Nat Assn Sec Sell Trin Bui 31;13U-44 Mr
•47

InvesiiBation of dilllcult areas of experience
by methods involving student cooperation
In the ploiminK and conduct of research.
K. U Heaton. bibliog f J Kd Hcs 3D:2Sl-7
U '45

I'lol-completion test. S. I. Roody. bibliog f
Engl J 34:2G0-5 My '45

Relationship between success in physical edu-
cation and selected attitudes expressed by
high school freshmen girls. M. G. Carr. Am
Assn HeuJth I'hys Kd & Hec Res Q 16:176-
91 O '45

Socio-economic analysis of the functions and
attitudes of wartime youths. M. J. Wil-
liams. Social Forces 24:200-10 D '45

Study of an aspect of social sensitivity of
some Negro high school pupils. W. I. Slur-
ray. J Negro Ed 14:149-52 Ap '45

Studv of prejudice for high-school English
classes. V. E. Bergland. Engl J 34:444-7
O '45

Study of the health practices, knowledge, at-
titudes and interests of senior high school
pupils. W. IC Southworth and others, bib-
liog Am Assn Health I'hy.< Ed lV.- Proc Kes
Q 15:118-36 My '44

Study of the production of pleasant and un-
pleasant items as related to adolescent de-
velopment. Q. G. Thompson and M. O.
Kepler. J EM Psychol 36:535-42 D '45

Warped attitude of Catholic students toward
the Xegro. J. D. Morrison, bibliog f Cath
Ed R 44:285-91 My '46

What students think at Midwood high school.
A. Becker. H Points 29:13-19 F '47

Who wants to teach'.' A. J. Liurke. Nations
Sch 38:22-3 D '46

youth appraises the American way. G. Laws
and M. J. J. Wiese. il Nat Parent Teach 40:
24-6 N '45

Youth thinks about postwar employment. J.
P. Milligan. bibliog f Sch R 53:265-72 My
'45

Junior high school students

Differences in religious ideas and attitudes
of children who go to church and those
who never attend. L. R. Wheeler and V.
D. WTieeler. Relig Ed -{0:149-61 My '45

Relationship between belief in superstitions
and other factors. R. M. Zapf. J Ed Res
38:561-79 Ap '45

Religious ideas of children in communities of
two different cultural patterns. L. R.
Wheeler and V. D. WTieeler. J Ed Sociol
17:563-71 My '44

Preschool children
Sex attitudes begin at home. A. S. B. Auer-
bach. Child Study 22:3-5+ N '44

Research

Development of attitudes in social educa-
tion. W. F. Murra. bibliog R Ed Res 14:
348-53 O '44

Teachers

Comparative changes in teachers" attitudes
resulting from courses in mental hygiene
and educational guidance. S. G. DiMichael.
bibliog J Ed Res 37:656-69 My '44

Democratic climate for education. M. O.
Koopman. il- Ed Leadership 4:239-44 Ja '47

Do teachers who use democratic methods
develop democratic attitudes? A. W. Gra-
ham. El Sch J 47:24-7 S '46

Let us cast out our prejudices. Sister Mary
de Lourdes. il Nations Sch 38:23-4 Jl '46

Procedures in training teachers to prevent
and reduce mental hygiene problems. D. W.
Baruch. bibliog Pedagog Sem 67:143-78 D
•45

Progressive attitude. F. T. Neumann. Ed
Adm & Sup 31:540-8 D '45

Tests and scales
Attitude of grammar school pupils and their
parents to education, religion and sport;
abstract of a thesis. W. Glassey. Brit J Ed
Psychol 15:101-4 Je '45

Attitudes toward Soviet Russia: the standard-
ization of a scale and some distributions
of scores. G. H. Smith, bibliog Journal of
Social Psychology 23:3-16 F '46

Attitudes toward war as expressed by Aniish
and non-Amisli children. T. L. Engle. J
Ed Psychol 35:211-19 Ap '44

Changes from 1923 to 1943 in the attitudes of
public school and university students. S.
L. Pressey. bibliog J Psychol 21:173-88 Ja
•46

Citizenship attitudes in a city high school.
L. A. Schuker. H Points 27:34-48 Ja '45

Comparison of responses to superstitions on
a written test and in actual situations. R.
M. Zapf. J Ed Res 39:13-24 S '45

Comparison of the Thurstone and Likert
techniQues of attitude scale construction. A.
L. Edwards and K. C. Kcnney. bibliog J Ap
I'sychol 30:72-83 F '46

Correlates of the Russian attitude scale. G.
H. Smith, bibliog J Psychol 20:183-7 O '45

Further data on the obtaining of Thur-
stone scale values. P. R. Farnsworth.
bibliog J Psychol 19:69-73 Ja '45

General social attitudes. H. J. Eysenck. bib-
liog Journal of Social Psychology 19:207-27
My '44

Intluencing attitudes toward minority groups
in a junior high school. D. H. Russell and
I. V. Robertson. Sch R 55:205-13 Ap '47

Interests and attitudes. A. Ellis and j. R.
Gerberich. bibliog R Ed Res 17:64-77 F '47

Interrelationships of attitudes toward Russia
and some general desires. G. H. Smith, bib-
liog J Psychol 21:91-5 Ja '46

Measurement of attitudes toward counseling.
W. P. Chase. Ed & Psychol M 6 no4:4G7-
73 '46

Measurement of attitudes toward the Jap-
anese in America: with reply. G. Nettler
and E. H. Golding. bibliog f American
Journal of Sociology 52:31-40 Jl '46

Measuring the effects of a semester of col-
lege work on the conservative-progres-
sive tendencies of students. C. L. Major.
Sch & Soc 64:174-5 S 7 '46

Objective approach to the study of worship.
J. P. Williams, bibliog f Relig Ed 40:218-
27 Jl '45

Plot-completion test. S. I. Roody. bibliog f
Engl J 34:260-5 My '45

Preliminary report on a social perception
test: a new approach to attitude research.
H. Loeblowitz-Lennard and F. Riessman,
jr. bibliog f Social Forces 24:423-7 My '46

Quiz on democracy; prepared under the direc-
tion of St Paul council of human relations.
Ed 66:280-2 Ja '46

Relationship between attitude and informa-
tion concerning the Japanese in America.
G. Nettler. bibliog f American Sociological
Review 11:177-91 Ap '46

Relationship between success in physical edu-
cation and selected attitudes expressed by
high school freshmen girls. M. G. Carr. Am
Assn Health Phys Ed & Rec Res Q 16:176-
91 O '45

Relationships between Strong vocational inter-
est scores and other attitude and per-
sonality factors. L.. B. Tyler, bibliog J Ap
Psychol 29:58-67 F '45

Semantic factors in the measurement of per-
sonality integration. H. Winthrop. Journal
of Social Psychology 24:149-75 N '46

Social impact of the teacher on the pupil.
R. V. Bollinger. J Exp Ed 13:153-73 Je '45

Social stimulus values. C. Mitchell. J Ed
Psychol 36:344-51 S '45

Sociological validity of primary social atti-
tude scale no. 1: religionism. L. W. Fer-
guson, bibliog Journal of Social Psychology
23:197-204 My '46

Socio-psychological vectors in the behavior
and attitudes of children: awareness of
acceptance status. V. C. Ames, bibliog J
Ed Psychol 36:271-88 My '45

Some roots of prejudice. G. W. Allport and
B. M. Kramer, bibliog J Psychol 22:9-39 Jl
■46

Studies of aggressive social attitudes. R.
Stagner. bibliog Journal of Social Psychol-
ogy 20:109-40 Ag '44

Study of attitude toward teaching; abstract.
K. W. Vaughn. (In Iowa. University.
Doctoral dissertations, abstracts and ref-
erences (1940 and 1941) p 158-75)

114

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

ATTITUDES — Tests and scales — Continued
Studv of national morale. M. T. Henderson
and B. Tinnes. Journal of Social Psychol-
ogy 19:241-S My '44
Study of the effects of learning French on
attitudes towards the French; summary of
thesis. M. B. Sutherland. Brit J Ed Psychol
16:44 F -46
See also
Thurstone attitude
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Audiometer and our hearing aids. I< . A.

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Application of military audio-visual tech-

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Audio-visual aids for Pacific Northwest his-
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Audio-visual aids in adult education. R. J.

Maaske. Adult Ed Bui 9:182-3 Ag '45
Audio-visual aids in home economics. H. C.

Fleck. J Home Econ 37:263-6 My '45
Audio-visual aids in religious education. A.

B. Ferguson. Relig Ed 40:329-35 N '45
Audio-visual aids in the armed services. J.
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Audio-visual aids in the teaching of Pan.
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Audio-visual aids no panacea. W. A. Tauch>

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Audio-visual aids of tomorrow. E. C. Dent.

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Audio-visual aids to reading. M. E. Zambon
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Audio-visual education in the post war
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Audio-visual education reports. F. ^^'. Noel.

Calif J Sec Ed 21:143-6 My '46
Audio-visual education with emphasis upon
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Audio-visual materials. Nat Ed Assn J 35:

604; 36:47. 125. 317 D '46-F. Ap '47
Audio-visual materials for nursing education.
M R. Brunstetter and M. E. Kakosh. Amer-
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Audio-visual program for assembly. R. M.

Tripp, il Ed Screen 23:424-5 D '44
Audio-visual program of the' East and West
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Audio-visual public school program in minia-
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Audio visual teaching aids. 11 Prac Home

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A.udio-visual tools that teach for keeps. B.
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Audio-visual trade review. R. E Schreiber,

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Knhnle. Nations Sch 38:44 D '46
Audio-visual workshop at the College of the
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Building facilities for audio-visual education.

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Building international goodwill with audio-
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EDUCATION IXDRX July 1044— June 1947

115

AUOIO-visual education — l'o>i(iiilRi(t*
L'liuisrooin Is place for audio-visual leaching.

1-. i;. Miller. 11 Nations Sell 3S:5!>-t- Jt-*46
Conference on audio-visual education. Noture

155:211-12 F 17 "45
Consider audio-visual materials. E. M. Fair.

library Journal 72:90-1 Ja 1 '47
Curriculum clinic. P. C. Reed, ed. See issues

of Kducalionui screen S. plcmber 1945-
c'urriculum clinic. \V. A. Wittich. ed. See

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t'J44-June 1945
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American school and university. 1945.

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Developing visual materials for cltissroom

use. H. McCalTerty. il Nat Ed Assn J 35:

521-2 N '46
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K '47
Emory university audio-visual seminar. H.

M. Johnson. Kelig Ed 41:326-9 N '46
Everlasting peace. L. Gentry. Tex OutI 30:

27-8 K '46
Eyes to see: ears to hear. I. A. Booker. Nat

Ed Assn J 36:206-7 Mr '47
Future of audio-visual business education. E.

D. Gibson. (In Commercial education as-
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Basic business education for all; fourteenth

yearbook. p3'J-44)
Future of the audio-visual movement. C. R.

Crakes. Ill Ed 35:112 D 46
Future trends in audio-visual education. R.

I>. Kroggel. Nat Cuth Ed Assn Proc 1946:

4"2-7
Genesis of modern audio-visual education. A.

M. Small, il Mus Educators J 33:22-4 F '47
Getting your money's worth in audio-visual

aids. A. B. Ferguson. Int J Relig Ed 22:1U-

11 My '46
Homespun tools of learning. L. S. March.

bibliog f il Sch Executive 63:18-20 Jl; 28-|-

Ag -44
How can audio-visual aids aid? T. J. Blisard.

il Va J Ed 39:66-7 O '45
How we can vitalize our teaching through

visual and audio-visual aids. G. K. Gregory.

il Grade Teach 61:44-5-|- Ja '47
Improvement of audio- visual materials: in-

ter\iew with B. A. Findlay. E. Dale, il

Ed Screen 23:422-3-(- D '44
Improving intergroup relations. E. L.

lierg. Nat Ed Assn J 36:317 Ap "47
Initiating a program in audio-visual educa-
tion. F. Harris. Teach Col J 15:119-20 My

'44
Let your pupils see science. M. J. McClary.

diag Ed Screen 25:436-8 O '46
Look and listen. L. Novotny, ed. See issues

of Elementary English
Ijooking ahead tw^enty-flve years in audio-
visual education. F. W. Noel and E. G.

Noel. Ed Screen 25:G7-9-|- F '46
Looking toward competency in audio-visual

education. F. W. Noel. Calif Sch 17:19-20

F '46
Means, not ends. H. M. Barr. Ed Screen

26:141-2 Mr '47
Mining the mind. B. A. Findlay. il Ed Screen

24:275-64- S '45
More useful audio- visual materials. W. E.

Huff. Calif J Sec Ed 21:172-3 My '40
Multi-sensory aids in music education. S.

Wechsler. Mus Educators J 32:18-19-1- Ja

'46: Same cond. Nations Sch 36:54-|- D '45
Museum continues its visual aids institute.

I. F. Cypher and G. F. Ramsey, il Ed

Screen 25:86-f F '46
New developments in audio-visual educa-
tion. P. R. Wendt. Ed Digest 10:6-8 Mr '45
New tools for learning. A. Miel and others.

bibliog f Childh Ed 21:126-31 N '44
New ways of learning. J. R. Kldd. bibliog

pa 10c '45 Canadian council of ed. for citi-
zenship, 166 Marlborough av. Ottawa
New York center has the answers. I. F.

Cypher, il Nations Sch 38:58-f N '46
Our air age and audio-visual education. C.

Hoff. Neb Ed J 27:42 F '47
Our new NEA audio-visual instructional ser^'-

Ice. V. G. Dameron. Nat Eki Assn J 34:1S9

D '45
Our re.«earch could do better. N. L. Greene.

Ed Screen 24:181 .My '45

Perspective In audio-visual education. E. G.
Ol.^en. Ed Screen 25:120-2 Mr '46

^Manning postwar school buildings. Ind Unlv
Sch Ed Bui 20:79-81 .N '44

Planning the school auditorium for audio-
visual education. E. D. Partridge and 1. H.
Millgate. dlags Sch Executive 65:48-50 Je
'46

Postwar implications for education in the
audio-visual programs of our armed serv-
ices. P. R. Wendt. Va J Ed 37:316-17-1- My
'44

Postwar use of audio-visual aids. C. E.
Spencer. Phi Delta Kappan 28:219-20 Ja
'47

Presentation of audio-visual teaching aids. F.
-M. Carder. Sch Sci & Math 46:577-9 Je '46

Raising our sights. P. C. Reed and W. F.
Kruse. Kd Screen 26:149-)- Mr '47

Role of visual materials. E. Dale. Ed Res
Bui 24:43-6 F '45

Say it with pictures. L. M. Smuck. Baltimore
Bui Ed 23:25-6 S '45

School-industry cooperation means better
audio-visual education. M. V. Miller. (In
American school and university, 1946.
p 152-3)

Second audio-visual aids institute. I. F.
Cypher and G. F. Ramsey. H Points 28:70-2
Ap '46

Shakespeare's heavy rivals. G. H. Henry.
Survey Graphic 36:187-9-f Mr '47

Should it be audio-visual aids or audio-
visual materials? C. L. Anderson. Ed Screen
24:198 My '45

Showmanship in army technical training. H.
L. Kronstadt. il Ed Screen 24:279-82 S '45

Siglit and sound in social studies. W. H.
Hartley. See issues of Social education

Sigiiirtcant conclusions at DVI Atlantic City
conference. Ed Screen 26:2204- Ap '47

Sixth Midwestern forum on visual teaching
aids. Ed Screen 23:292-64- S '44

Sound tilms in the cias.sroom. G. E. Gregory,
il Grade Teach 62:17+ Mr '45

Source lists of audio-visual aids [mimeo-
graphed] New York (state) Education de-
partment. Bureau of radio and visual aids.
(Circ. no5) rev ed 12p '43 Univ. of the
state of N.Y.

Sponsored audio-visual materials for school
use. Sch & Soc 63:344 My 11 '46

Start with what you have. T. A. Fitz-
simmons. Nations Sch 35:524- Ap '45

StopI look: listen! B. E. Mahan. il Nat Parent
Teach 40:10-12 Je '46

Summer courses in audio-visual education.
Calif Sch 17:172-4 Je '46

Teacher gives a visual-aids suggestion. C.
\V. Cudeliack. Social Studies 37:361-2 D
■li",

Technical considerations in relation to hous-
ing the audio-visual program. K. R.
Schwarz. Ind Univ Sch Ed Bui 22:16-20 JI
•46

Third annual museum audio-visual aids in-
stitute. I. F. Cypher and G. F. Ramsey,
il Ed Screen 26:95-6 F '47

Third annual museum audio-visual aids Insti-
tute. I. F. Cypher and G. F. Ramsey. Sch
& Soc 65:283-4 Ap 19 '47

Training aids step up navy instruction. F.
W. Noel. Ed Leadership 2:60-2 N '44

Use films for international understanding.
F. E. Brooker. Nat Ed Assn J 36:399 My '47

Use of audio-visual aids in an airlines train-
ing school. H. L. Andrews, il Ed Screen
23:388-90 N '44

Use of audio- visual aids in foreign language
teaching. L. B. Johnson. Mod Lang J 30:
404-12 N '16: Same cond. Ed Digest 12:53-6
F '47

Use of audio-visual aids in individualizing
instruction. W, H. Hartley, bibliog f (In
National council for the social studies.
Adapting instruction in Uie social studies
to individual differences; fifteenth year-
book, p 100-11)

Use of audio-vL-^ual materials toward Interna-
tional understanding. H. S. Preston, ed. pa
$1.25 '46 Am. council on ed.

Using audio-visual aids in the social studies
H. A. Perry. H Sch J 29:32-9 Ja '46

Using audio visual materials with children.
Association for childhood education, pa 50c
'47 The assn.

116

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

AUDIO- visual education — Continued

Visual aids for war training. C. F. Kline-
felter. Higher Ed 1:3-5 Je 15 '45

Visual and auditory aids tor teaching;
[catalogue of] silent and sound motion pic-
tures, stereopticon slides and educational
recordings. Massachusetts. Department of
education. (Bui. v23 no42; whole no773)
32p '44 The dept, Boston

Visual and other aids. I. A. Eckhauser. See
issues of Social studies January 1947-

Visual and other aids. D. E. Gibson. Social
Studies 37:83-6, 129-31, 178-80, 227-9 F-My
'46

Visual and other aids. M. P. Hunt. See issues
of Social studies through January 1946

Visual education in the smaller central school.
M. G. Pattington. Ed Screen 24:403-4 N
'45

Visualize your program. F. Bernhard. bib-
Hog il J Health & Phys Ed 15:432-4-f O '44

Wanted: a broad concept of audio-visual
instruction. V. G. Dameron. Ed Leadership
3:139-41 D '45

What does it mean to teach? E. Dale. Va J
Ed 39:16-17 S '45; Summary. Ed Digest
11:45-6 O '45

Wliat is audio-visual education? F. W. Noel.
Calif Sch 16:242-3 D '45

Wliat libraries are doing in the audio-visual
field. K. Brown. Library Journal 72:39-44
Ja 1 '47

WTiat should our audio-visual program pro-
vide? H. H. Seaton. (In American school
and university, 1945. p397-400)

What should we do in audio-visual educa-
tion? S. M. Corey. Sch R 55:193-4 Ap '47

What the well-equipped audio-visual pro-
gram should contain. B. A. Findlay. il Sch
Executive 64:59-62 S '44

Wider use of audio-visual aids in adult edu-
cation for Negroes. W. N. Ridley. J Negro
Ed 14:460-6 Jl '45
See also

Lantern projection Pictures

Moving pictures — Projection rooms

Educational films Radio in education

Moving pictures in Radio transcriptions
education Slide films

Moving pictures in Sound — Recording
war training pro- and reproducing

grams Visual education

Phonograph records

Administration
Administration of audio-visual services in

the junior high school. N. E. Davis. Nat

Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:121-7 Ap '45
Administration of the audio-visual program.

S. C. Morgan. Va J Ed 39:386-9 My '46
Are you both practical and visionary? O.

Goldner. Ed Leadership 2:71-4 N '44
Audio-visual budget. D. F. Schutte. Bd

Screen 25:438-f O '46
Audio-visual edtication project. Nat Assn Sec

Sch Prin Bui 30:33-5 D '46
Audio-visual education project. M. L. Har-

tung. Sch R 54:566-8 D '46
Audio-visual-education project of the CES.

Sch & Soc 64:328 N 9 '46
Audio-visual program for public education. J.

H. Williams. Calif J Sec Ed 20:350-3 O '45
Audio-visual services to citv schools. D. L.

MacQuiddy. Calif J Sec Ed 21:147-53 My

'46
Basic criteria of an audio-visual education

program. L. C. Larson. Ind Univ Sch Ed

Bui 22:7-10 Jl '46
Basic factors in audio-visual instruction. B.

E. Mahan. il Mid Sch 60:176-7 F '46
Building an audio-visual program. R. E.

Schreiber and L. Calvert, bibliog pa $1.65

'46 Science res.
Building from the ground up. M. K. White, il

Ed Screen 25:125-6 Mr '46
Central audio-visual aids service in the uni-
versity. P. R. Wendt. Higher Ed-2:11-13 My

1 '46
Countywide audio-visual services. J. W.

Taylor. Calif J Sec Ed 21:154-7 My '4C
Financing the visual education program in

schools. M. McClintock. Nat Cath Ed Assn

Proc 1946:408-16
Functions of a state film library. L. W.

Cochran. Nations Sch 38:51-2 Ag '46

Housing an audio-visual materials center.
M. R. Brunstetter. plans Nations Sch 34:
34-5 D '44

How it's done at Oakland. B. Baxter, il plan
Nations Sch 36:52-|- S '45

How Newark organizes its program. M. E.
Kirk and R. B. Freund. il Nations Sch 37:
55-6-1- .Mr '46

How to make audio-visual aids click. I. C.
Boerlin. il Sch Executive 65:52-3 Mr '46

How to plan, organize, and finance an audio-
visual program. A. S. Durham. Ky Sch J
24:22-4 F '46

Improving the audio-visual program. P. C.
Reed. Ed Screen 25:129 Mr '46

Initiating an audio-visual departinent. F. W.
Noel. (In American school and university,
1944. p 100-3)

Let's get organized! J. B. Johnson. Nations
Sch 38:58-f D '46

Let's learn how. A. DeBernardis. il Ed
Leadership 2:63-5 N '44

Macon's materials bureau. M. S. Ferrill. il
Sch Executive 65:55 O '45

Meeting the problem of visual education op-
portunists. T. J. Wiiite. Ed Screen 25:375 S
'46; Same cond. Sch Manag 16:13-14 D '46

Organizing and administering the audio-
visual aids program. V. M. Rogers, bibliog
il Sch Executive 64:56-8 S '44

Our way of doing it. V. Wliitehead. il Ed
Screen 25:178-80 Ap '46

Practical aspects of audio-visual services. H.
R. Galvin. Wilson Lib Bui 21:423-6 F '47

Providing facilities for use of audio-visual
materials. P. W. Noel. Calif Sch 16:181-2
O '45; Summary. Sch Manag 15:23 Je '46

Some concepts in audio-visual education. S.
H. Rosenberg and H. Greenberg. H Points
27:52-7 O '45

Steps in developing audio-visual programs.
Calif Sch 16:3 Ja '45; Same cond. Sch &
Soc 60:357 D 2 '44

Suggestions for the organization of a county
audio-visual education program. L. Killey
and others. Calif J El Ed 14:163-74 F '46

Translating of the criteria into functional
housing. L. Hopkins. Ind Univ Sch Ed Bui
22:11-15 Jl '46

Use and distribution of audio-visual ma-
terials. M. P. Toombs and K. L. Gauthier.
il Sch (El ed and Sec ed) 33:468-72, 571-
6 F-Mr '45

Bibliography

Audio-vistial aids. L. Novotny. Chicago Sch J
27:87-9 Ja '46

Audio- vistial materials. Library Journal 72:
744-6 My 1 '47

Bibliography on atidio-visual teaching tools.
D. Shelley, comp. Ariz Teach Parent 35:
18-19-)- My '47

Sources of information for the audio-visual
leader. Nat Ed Assn Res Bui 24:169-70 T>
'46; Same. Phi Delta Kappan 28:358 Ap '47

Catalogs

1946 catalog. South Carolina. University. Ex-
tension division. Audio-visual aids bureau,
pa '46 The univ, Columbia 19

Equipment

Standards for visual and auditory facilities
in new educational buildings. I. H. Mill-
gate and O. H. Coelln, jr. (In American
school and university, 1946. p 136-51)

Translating of the criteria into ftmctional
housing. L. Hopkins. Ind Univ Sch Ed Bui
22:11-15 Jl '46

What should our audio-visual program pro-
vide? H. H. Seaton. (In American school
and university, 1945. p397-400)

Research

Auditory and visual education. A. C. Stenius.
bibliog R Ed Res 15:243-55 Je '45

Experiinental research in audio-visual educa-
tion. D. J. Goodman, ed. Ed Screen 23:62-3;
24:158-1-: 25:38-F, 460-F Je '44. Ap '45, Ja.
O '46

Teacher training

Audio-visual aids and Jewish education. J.
Greenstein. il Ed Screen 25:241-|- My '46

Audio-visual aids and teacher training in-
stitutions. S. M. Corey. Ed Screen 24:226-7
Je '45

EDUCATION INDEX lulv

'W/

ii;

AUDIO-visu.il education — Teacher Iralnli'iK —

Conttnutti „^

Audio-visual aids workshop In Akron. Ed

Screen 24:291 S '45
DevolopinR standards of teacher competency

In audio-visual education; a committee re-
port. Calif Sch 18:3-9 Ja 47
Effective use of audio-visual aids requires

teacher tralnUiR. JI. S. Lonj,'. Am Teach

29:22-3 Mr '45
Studv of teacher skills and knowledRCs nec-
essary for the use of audio-visual aids.

A. lie nernardis and J. W. Brown. El

Sch J 46:550-6 Je '46
Summer courses In audio-visual education,

1947. Ed Screen 26:222-f Ap '47
Summer courses in visual and audio-visual

education. 1945. Ed Screen 24:150-1. 207, 227

Ap-.Ie '45
Summer courses in visual and audio-visual

education, 1946. Ed Screen 25:206-7, 268-9

Ap-My '46
Teacher trainine in the use of instructional

materials. A. De Bernardis and P. C.

Ijince. Ed Screen 24:447-9 D '45
Training of school librarians in audio-visual

materials and their use. M. Graham. Am

Lib Assn Bui 40:199-200 Je '46

Colleges and universities
Audio-visual programs in slate universities —
a recent survev. H. 'M. Kauffman. Ed
Screen 25:442 O '46

Elementary schools
Another school starts from scratch. ^A'. H.

Kinp. Ed Screen 25:563-4 D '46
Program enrichment for elementary pupils.

A. C. Chandler. 11 Nations Sch 38:584- O

■46
Sight and sound in elementary education.

Cath Ed R 45:44-7. 111-14, 169-72, 243-4.

305-6 Ja-My '47

High schools

Audio-visual aids in health education. A. G.
Rudel. H Points 29:37-42 Ap '47

Audio-visual exercises in high school Eng-
lish language and grammar. A. I. Roehm.
il Peabody J Ed 23:2-9 Jl '45

Audio-visual materials in the hiph school. F.
N. Ahl. $2.50 '46 Christopher

Experience in pioneering in audio-visual aids.
F. N. Ahl. Sierra Ed N 41:20-1 My '45

High school course in audio-visual aids. C.
H. Garvin. Ed Screen. 23:256-7 Je '44

Los Angeles County program in radio educa-
tion. H. F. Rachford. Calif J El Ed IS':
33-8 Ag '44

Technical service squad. R. R. Robinson. H
Points 27:61-6 S '45: Same cond. Sch Manag
15:312-13 F '46

Junior high schools

Administration of audio-visual services in
the junior high school. N. E. Davis. Nat
Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:121-7 Ap '45

Auditorium program of visual instruction.
C. J. Stolper. H Points 28:43-51 F '46

Normal schools and teachers colleges
Audio-visual aids and teacher training in-
stitutions. S. M. Corey. Ed Screen 24:226-7
Je '45

Arizona
Arizona schools make use of audio-visual
techniques. H. D. Worthy. Ed Screen 25:
21-1- Ja '46
Visuallv progressing. D. Shclle.v. Ariz Teach
Parent 34:34 Mr '46

California
First state-wide meeting of new California

association. Ed Screen 26:50-1 Ja '47
L,os Angeles County division of audio-visual
education [mimeographed! National educa-
tion association. Ilesearch division, pa '44
N.E.A.

China

Picture and radio. Times Ed Sup 1578:352 Jl
28 '45

Georgia

Recordings at work; a report of the coopera-
tive schools project of the Georgia commit-
tee on sound recordings for schools. Geor-
gia. Department of education. 34p gratis '44
The dept, Atlanta

Illinois

Audio-visual educational activities in the Chi-
cago public schools. W. H. Johnson. 11 Chi-
cago Sch J 27:1-4 S '45

Illinois also hep to audio-visual needs. R. E.
Schreiber. Ed Screen 26:162 Mr '47

Trends in audio-visual instruction In Illinois.
A. K. Roberts. Ed Screen 24:lS5-7-t-, 228-9-(-
My-Je '45

Indiana

Indiana plans vital audio-visual program.
Sch Manag 15:416 Mr '46

Minnesota
Regional institutes in audio- visual educa-
tion in Minne.iota. P. R. Wendt. Ed Screen
24:144-t- Ap '45

Missouri

Audio-visual education in action. D. Black-
well. Ed Leadership 2:58-60 N '44

Post-war planning for the audio-visual pro-
gram in St Louis. D. Blackwell. 11 Ed
Screen 23:344-6 O '44

St Louis division of audio-visual education
anniversary, il Ed Screen 24:202-3 My '45

New Jersey
Newark offers audio-visual aids for every
need. E. T. Sehofleld. Sch Manag 16:45-6
F '47

Ohio
Audio-visual aids workshop in Akron. Ed
Screen 24:291 S '45

South Africa
Audio-visual education in South Africa. Ed
Vic 3:22 D 4 '44

Virginia

Virginia steps out in audio-visual education.
J. W. Brown, il Nat Ed Assn J 35:176-7
Ap '46
AUDITING

Are your internal school accounts audited?
C. L. Elsdon. Nations Sch 35:44 Ap '45

Auditing of internal school accounts. C. L.
Elsdon. (In Association of school business
offlcials. Proceedings. 1946. p 166-74)

Auditing of internal school accounts: the
problem and its background: abstract of a
dissertation. C. L. ELsdon. bibliog f Pitts-
burgh Sch 19:87-95 Ja '45

Cash audits only are inadequate. C. L. Elds-
don. Nations Sch 37:42-3 Ja '46

Internal audits of student fund accounts — an
educational opportunity. C. L. Elsdon. Sch
Activities 16:255 Mr '45
AUDITION. See Hearing

AUDITORIUM activities. See Assemblies
AUDITORIUMS

Audio-visual departments, il plans Architec-
tural Record 100:72-9 N '46

Auditorium for the small high school. A.
S. Gillette, plan Am Sch Bd J 112:47-8 Ja
■46

Auditorium — gymnasium for a small school.
P. F. Nocka. il plans diags Sch Executive
65:38-41 Je '46

Auditorium stage for a school building. E.
C. Cole. 11 plan Sch Executive 65:42-5 Je
'46

Combined gymnasium-auditorium. I. O. Fris-
wold. plan Sch Executive 65:53-4 Ag '46

Factors which detennine the size of an
auditorium. H. C. Hunt, il Sch Executive
65:35-7 Je '46

Planning postwar school buildings: speech
and dramatics. Ind Univ Sch Ed Bui 20:
97-100 X '44

Planning the school auditorium for audio-
visual education. E. D. Partridge and I. H.
Millgate. dlags Sch Executive 65:48-50 Je
'46

Realistic planning of school auditoriums. C.
■\V. Bursch. (In American school and uni-
versity. 1944. p6S-71

School auditorium, il plans diags Sch Execu-
tive 65:34-50 Je '46
See also

Acoustics, Architec-
tural

118

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

AUDITORY perception. See Hearing
AUDITORY span. See Memory
AUDITORY tests. See Audiometer: Hearing-
Testing
AUDRIETH, Ludwig Frederick

Postwar education and training in military
chemistry. J Chem Ed 22:583-5 D '45
AUDUBON, John James

John James Audubon. H. Ramsey. Am Childh
30:48 My '45
AUDUBON clubs. See Bird clubs
AUDUBON nature centers

Conser\'ation woritsliop. Julv 29-August 17,

1946. Audubon Magazine 48:105-6 Mr '46
Nature-study courses for teachers. N. Ed-
wards. El Sch J 47:369-70 Mr '47
AUER, John Jeffery

Discussion programs and techniques in the
armed forces, bibliog f Q J Speech 32:303-
10 O '46

AUERBACH, Aline Sophie Buchman (IV1.-?
Howard L. Auerbach)

Discipline through affection. Child Study 22:
102-3-1- Je '45

Organizing parent education. Child Study 24:
94 My '47

Sex attitudes begin at home. Child Study
22:3-5-f- N '44

Sound approach to sex education. Parents
Mag 21:30-l-f My '46

Today's children for tomorrow's world: a
guide to the study of the child from in-
fancy to six: a manual for study with
suggestions to group leaders: prepared in
cooperation with the Am. assn. of univ.
women. 24p pa 30c '44 Child study assn.
AUERBACH, Mrs Howard L. See Auerbach,
A. .'^. B.

AUGHINBAUGH, Barnet Asbury
Here are suggestions for schools to follow

in buying a projector. Sch Manag 15:419

Mr '46
Plenty is wrong with sponsored films Clear-
ing Hou.se 21:277-8 Ja '47
AUGUST, John, pseud. See De Voto. B. A.
AUGUSTANA college and theological seminary,

Rock Island, Illinois
Augustana; an approaching centennial. C.

J. I. Bergendoff. il American Scandinavian

Review 32:294-303 D '44
New Augustana plan: a liberal education as

a preparation for a life work. 24p '44 The

col.

Summer school of Swedish. Higher Ed 2:18
My 15 '46
AUGUSTINE, Saint, bp of Hippo

Augustine on the teaching of history. \V. M.
Green, pa 25c '44 Univ. of Calif.

De magistro

— Semantics, too. has a past. I. L. Glat-
stein. Q J Speech 32:48-51 F '46
AUGUSTUS, emperor of Rome

Education of heirs in the Julio-Claudian fam-
ily. E. R. Parker, bibliog f American Jour-
nal of Philology 67:29-33 Ja '46

Purpose of the le.x lulia et Papia Poppaea.
J. A. Field, jr. bibliog f Class J 40:398-416
Ap '45

AULT, Hewetson

Recruitment is a teacher's immediate prob-
lem. Ohio Sch 23:397 D '45
Recruitment will protect the teacher. Ohio
Sch 24:258-9 S '46
AURAL comprehension. See Languages, Mod-
ern— Comprehension
AURAL training. See Ear training
AURAND, Orris Henry

Steelton surveys its schools to check lighting

conditions. Sch Manag 15:52-3 Ag '46
Study of some factors in schoolroom lighting.
Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 31:77-86 F '47
AURNER, Robert Ray

Business communication courses in the col-
lege business administration department
Nat Bsns Ed Q 15:31-44 D '46
AURORAS

Aurorae of the sky. P. Greenleaf. J Geog 44:
371-4 D '45

AUSLANDER, Joseph

Gardener of souls: poem. Nat Ed Assn J
33:cover D '44: Same. (In Future teachers
of America. Si.xth yearbook. 1946. p94)
— and Hill, F. E.

Rebel poet. Ed 67:578-89 My '47
AUSTIN, A. B.
Portrait

Am .Sch Bd J 109:12 Jl '44
AUSTIN, Charles M.
Portrait

Math Teach 38:337 D '45
Retirement. W. D. Reeve. Math Teach 38:
377-8 D '45
AUSTIN, Dorothy

Pupil interest in teaching as a vocation, n
Ed 35:196 Mr '47
AUSTIN, Everett Lewis
Adjusting agricultural education to the times:
report of panel discussion, por Ag Ed Mae
19:7-8-f JI '46
Farmers like to select their own problems.

por Ag Ed Mag 18:175+ Mr '46
Our leadership in agricultural education, por

Ag Ed Mag 18:18 JI '45
Putting films and slides to work in teaching
vocational agriculture, por Ag Ed Mag
19:107-1- D '46

AUSTIN, Herbert Wendell

Pupils ask the questions. Int J Relig Ed 20:6
Jl '44
AUSTIN, Lucille L.

Evaluation of contests and festivals. Wis J
Ed 78:451-3 My '46: Excerpts. Sch Manag
16:18 S '46
Selling music to the community. Wis J Ed
78:390-1 Ap '46
AUSTIN, Lucy E.

Caerellia of Cicero's correspondence. Class J
41:305-9 Ap '46
AUSTIN, Mary V.

Peter pipe cleaner. Prac Home Econ 25:287
My '47
AUSTIN, Ward H.

Classes for prisoners. Jun Col J 15:270 F '45
AUSTIN, Warren Robinson

Pointers on the education of Warren R. Aus-
tin. C. G. Miller. Ed 67:132 .O '46
Portrait

Nat Ed Assn J 36:43 Ja '47
AUSTIN, Wilma
Teaching in one's home town, por Teach Col
J 16:97-1- My '45
AUSTIN, Texas

High school
Decade of safety. A. Robinson. 11 Safety Ed
25:36 F '46

Public schools
Austin meets a social need with its visiting
teachers. A, Cunningham, jr. il Tex OutI
31:12-14 Mr '47
AUSTRALIA

Revolutions by consent. T. B. H. Brameld.

Progres Ed 24:120-14- F '47
Visit to Australia. S. H. Wood. J Ed London
79:84-f- F '47

Armed forces
Education
Students under fire. A. James. J Ed London
78:262-1- My '46

Army
Education
Australian MEU. Sch & Soc 61:229 Ap 14 '45
Education in the Australian army. F. Alex-
ander. Adult Ed 18:22-9 S '45: Same. Adult
Ed J 4:136-42 O '45

Units of work
Unit on Australia. E. M. Frvberger and R, M
Sullivan, il Sch Arts 46:244 Mr '47
AUSTRALIA and the United States

What .\ustralians think of us. C. P. Archer.
il Minn J Ed 25:314-16 Ap '45
AUSTRALIAN Council for educational research
14th annual report, 1943-1944. 47p '44 The
council. 147 Collins st. Melbourne C 1, Vic-
toria
Plan for Australia. (Future of ed. no2) 32p
pa 6d '43 Melbourne univ. press

EDUCATION INDEX lulv 1"44 |unc 1947

119

AUSTRIA

See alao .^

Qeopraphy — Austria

History

Training for citizenship in the Austrian ele-
mentary schools durlne the relBn of
Francis I. R. J. Rath, bibliog f Journal
of Central Kuropean Affairs 4;H7-64 Jl
■44

Industries and resources

SttitKcrlimil iitui Austria — a study in the use
of natural imi\ Ironimnt. W. R. MoConnoll.
liinps J lJ.-0(,- ir>:3:!7-4t; D '46
AUSTRIAN, Ralph Brooke

Television in Mexiro. Assn Ed Radio J 6:103
Mr M"
AUSTRO-AMERICAN institute of education

riiRht of Austrian educators. F. L. DenRler.
Inst Int Ed N Bui 22:15-16 N '46
AUTHORITY

Dominance versus autocracy and the demo-
cratic character. R. N. Sanford. Childh Ed
23:109-14 N '46; Same cond. Ed Digest 12:
1-4 Ja '47
AUTHORS. English

Quest for currents in contemporary EnElish
literature. H. V. Routh. Col Knsl S:169-7.S,
LMM-5 Ja-I-" '47
AUTHORSHIP

Can vou write for professional maKazines?
rra'c Home Econ 25:16+ Ja 47

Catholic college and younp writers. M. G.
Udell. Cath Ed R 44:101-4 F '46

Creative writing for adults. T. M. 'White.
Ed 65:361-3 F 45

Creative writing for tlie blind. J. W. May-
sharlt. Ed 65:35S-60 F '45

Lesson in a liberal college education. J. Stu-
art. Saturday Review of Literature 29:26-7-t-
F 16 '46

Preparation of articles by school practition-
ers. R. J. Maaslie. J Ed Res 39:682-6 My
■46

Publish or perish the thought. A. C. Lloyd.
J Hsn."! Ed 22:21-3 Mr '47

School press style sheets. L. R. Campbell.
Sch Activities 18:147 Ja '47

Schoolman reads a paper. C. D. Champlin.
Am Sch Bd J 114:20-2-f My '47

Successful writing and foreign language
study. G. Maiz. Class J 42:23-f O ^46

Teachers, too — can learn to write! E. Dale.
Ariz Teach Parent 34:14-15 O ^45: Same.
Va J Ed 39:72-3 O ^45; Ky Sch J 24:12-14
N ^45: Neb Ed J 25:315 N ^45; Ohio Sch
23:360-1 N ^45

They speai< his language. A. G. Cowing.
J Home Econ 37:487-9 O ^45

Two conferences for writers to be held this
summer. Sch & See 59:406 Je 10 '44

U want 2 write? C. Fish. Safety Ed 26:5 Ap
•47
■ Who writes on the campus? W. Bridgwater.
Saturday Review of Literature 27:8-10 Je
17 ^44
See also

Creation (literary. Fiction — Technique

artistic, etc) Technical writing

Collaboration
What's ahead in co-operative authorship? C.
E. Sicinner. (In Wrightstone. J. W. and
Meister. M. eds. Loolting ahead in educa-
tion, p 143-6)
AUTISIVI

Autistic thinking as a transitory phenomenon
of childhood. G. McHugh. bibliog Child
Develop 15:89-98 Je ^44
AUTOBIOGRAPHY

Children's autobiographies. R. C. Preston. El

Engl R 23:306-7-1- N ^46
Needs of teachers as shown in autobiogra-
phies. P. M. Symonds. J Ed Res 37:641-55
My ^44
Studying the child by means of a standard-
ized autobiography. G. D. Stevens. El Engl
24:220-4-f- Ap ^47
AUTOMATIC promotions. See Promotions — Stu-
dents

AUTOMATIC typewriters. See Typewriters.

Automatic
AUTOMECHANICS shops

( )utline of related subjects for auto mechan-
ics. H. M. Miller. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 36:
230-2 Je '47 (to l)e cont)

Equipment and supplies
Automotlvo Oduipment. tools, and supplies,
hid Arts \- 'Voc Ed 34:4i;A+ Mr '45: Same.
Ind Arts & Voc Ed 35:48A-h Mr '46: Ind
Arts At Voc Ed 36:44A+ Mr '47
AUTOMOBILE .iccidents. See Accidents

AUTOMOBILE driving

Kvervlnnlv drives l>ul how! G. Rocltey. il Par-
ents Mag 21:39-f Je '46

How aliout tomorrow's drivers? N. Damon.
11 Nat Parent Teach 40:35 Ap '46

Let's drive to victory safely. E. Schor. il Nat
Parent Teach 39:27 S '44

Motor vehicle laws concerning deaf and hard
of hearing drivers. J. C. Marsters. Volta R
49:69-71 + . 179-J- F. Ap '47

Principles of physics applied to trafHc move-
ments and road conditions. 10. M. J. Herrey
and H. Herrey. bibliog f il Am J Physics
13:1-14 F '45

Reverse the p.svchology: interview with C. B.
Luce. B. Roblee. il Safety Ed 26:2-3 F '47

Winter driving facts. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 35:
20A-I- Ja '46 „

Young illiterates of the highway. A. E.
Neyhart. il Rotarian 67:16-18 Ag '45

Teacher training
Learners today, leaders tomorrow. W. B.
Tyree. il Safety Ed 26:18-19 n '40

Teachers' manuals

Driver education and training in the public
schools of Ohio. Ohio. Department of edu-
cation. '44 The dept. Columbus

Wartime driving. American automobile as-
sociation. '43 The assn, Pennsylvania av.
at 17th St, Washington, D.C.

Teaching
Arizona's schools of the road. A. L. Case.

Safely Ed 25:22-3 D '45
Automobile is here to slay! D. Slutz. il

Safety Ed 26:4-5 F '47
California's driver training program. G. H.

Garland, il Safety Ed 25:24-5 Ap '46
Dividends. Nat Ed Assn J 35:397 O '46
Driver education and driver training. F. W.

Hulihard. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 30:

140-2 Ap '46 „ ,^ „

Driver education and training. L. G. Topliss.

il Ind Arts & Voc Ed 36:40-1 Ja '47
Driver education and training is a high

school function. N. Key. il Sch Manag 15:

302-6 F '46 , , , „ ,r

Driver education in high schools. E. V.

O'Rourke and M. K. Strasser. Calif J

.■^ec Ed 21:54-7 Ja '46
Driver training pays its way. E. Allgaier. U

Safetv Ed 26:6-7 Ja '47
From West to East. A. L. Case; R. T. Berry.

il Safety Ed 26:2-4 Ap '47
Good school transportation depends on driv-
ers, il Sch Manag 15:54 S '45
I want mv children to have driving instruc-
tion in iiigh school. P. H. Blaisdell. il Nat

Parent Teach 41:24-6 Ap '47
Is driver education the responsibility of the

schools? A. E. Neyhart. (In Penns.vlvania.

University. School of education. Education

in a developing democracy. p2GS-73)
Learning to drive. A. R. Lauer. il Safety Ed

26:10-12 O '46
T.K't's teach driving. National commission on

.safetv education, bibliog pa 60c '47 N.E.A;

Excerpts. Ed Digest 12:20-3 My '47
More driver training in North Carolina. Sch

Manag 14:18 S '44
New emphasis on old technique. M, K.

Strasser. il Safety Ed 25:4-5 D '45
Paving dividends 200 to 1. D. E. Garvey. il

Safety Ed 26:13 S '46
Preview of the administrative guidebook

Let's teacii driving. National commission

on safety education, pa '47 N.E.A.
Public support — a co-partner. P. H. Blaisdell.

.Safety Ed 26:4-5-f- Ja '47

120

EDUCATIOX INDEX Julv 194+-Iune 1947

AUTOMOBI LE driving — Teaching — Continued

Save teen-agers' lives through high school
training of drivers. A. E. Neyhart. Sch
(El ed and Sec ed) 34:460-5+ F '46

School safety program. H. R. Danford. il
Safety Ed 26:16-18 O '46

Sir Isaac Newton gives driving lessons. W.
A. Lyell. il Safety Ed 26:6-7 N '46

Some observations on driver education. J.
G. Goodsell. il Sierra Ed N 41:22 N '45

Teaching safe driving in Iowa. B. L. Wood-
cock, il Safety Ed 25:6-7 My '46

Teaching teen agers to drive. L. A. Barrett.
-\m Sch Bd J 113:42 O '46

Traffic classes. M. E. Traufler. il Safety Ed
25:22-3 Mr '4C

Training school bus drivers. United States.
Office of education. Vocational division.
(Bui. no233. Trade and industrial ser. no61)
162p bibliog il diags pa 30c '45 Supt. of doc.

Trends in safety education in driving instruc-
tion. B. W. Marsh, il Safety Ed 25:12-13-1-
N '45

Wartime progress in high school driver edu-
cation. M. D. Kramer. '44 N.T. univ. Center
for safety ed, S 5th av, N.T.

Who should teach teen-agers to drive? L. A.
Barrett. Clearing House 21:476-7 Ap '47

Woman teaches driving. Safetv Ed 26:16 D
•46

Tests and scales

New development for fire motor driver exam-
ination. W. E. Truog, jr. Ed & Psychol M
4 no4:339-42 '44

AUTOMOBILE insurance. See Insurance, Auto-
mobile

AUTOIVIOBILE mechanics

Outline of related subjects for auto mechan-
ics. H. M. Miller. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 36:
230-2 Je '47 (to be cont)

Courses of study

Course in auto mechanics: first year, chassis
and brakes. California. Department of edu-
cation, pa $1 '46 The dept, Sacramento 14

Veteran training. C. J. Going. Nat Assn Sec
Sch Prin Bui 29:103-8 O "45

Teacher training
Teachers learn auto mechanics. C. A Brown
Nations Sch 38:42 Ag '46

Teaching methods
Instruction in motor mechanics. J. deB. Car-
negie. Sch (Sec ed) 34:159-63 O '45

Tests and scales
Tests to accompany Course in auto mechan-
ics: first year, chassis and brakes. Cali-
fornia. Department of education, pa "46
The dept. Sacramento 14
AUTOIVIOBILE trailers

Two horse or stock trailer. K. J. Abbott,
il diags Ind Arts & Voc Ed 33:415-19 D
'44

AUTOMOBILES

Experiment on automobile stopping distances.
M. J. Irland and E. E. Ensign, il diags
Sch Sci & Math 46:267-72 Mr '46

Story of the automobile: pictures. Grade
Teach 64:44-5 S '46

Electric equipment
Demonstrating the action of the automobile
generator cut-out. O. C. Dennis, diags
Sch (Sec ed) 33:350-1 D '44

Repair

Jack-up safety. C. M. Hewitt, il Safety Ed
26:11-13 F '47
AUTRET, Jean

Deux importants problfemes du panamfirica-
nisme: la langue auxiliaire et la langue
4trang6re la plus favoris^e. French R 17:
367-70 My '44

Sommes-nous des parachutistes? French R
18:282-4 Mr "45

Verbal idea in Anglo-Saxon verbs with
prepositions, and its translation into Ro-
mance languages. French R 18:350-4 My '45

Written Papiamento. Hispania 28:508-10 N
'45

AUTUMN

Our fall unit. B. P. Thayer, il Grade Teach
64:38-1- S '46

AUXILIARY classes. See Ungraded classes
AVERILL, Felix Eugene

Obituary

Sch Life 28:9 F '46
AVERILL, Lawrence Augustus

Application of the tutorial system to the
problem of educating veterans in regional
high schools. Ed Adm & Sup 32:401-11 O '46
School readiness, school admission and first
grade objectives. See Massachusetts. De-
partment of education
Some uses of the ACE English test in
Worcester teachers college. Sch & Soo 61:
253-5 Ap 21 '45
AVERY, Alfred Henry

For distinguished service, por Int J Relig Ed
22:2 Mr '46
AVERY, Curtis E.

Veterans' education in the universities. J

Higher Ed 17:359-63 O '46
Why veterans leave college. Adult Ed Bui
11:14-19 O '46
AVERY, Faith B.

Good neighbor unit; study of our neighbors
in North America, bibliog Grade Teach 64:
4S-9-I- Ja '47
AVERY, Helen Haas
Broad stroke drawing. Sch Arts 43:358 Je
'44

AVEY, Clarence F.

We find our Jewish friends. Int J Relig Ed
22:14-15 Ja '46
AVIATION

Air-age physical geography in our secondary
schools. M. H. Shearer, bibliog f J Geog
43:213-22 S '44

Aviation in elementary schools. C. W. Hun-
nicutt. (In National science teachers asso-
ciation. Influence of the war on science
teaching: 1944 yearbook. p35-8)

Aviation in inter-American education: a
Spanish conversation unit. F. M. Labastille
bibliog Mod Lang J 29:671-6 D '45

Aviation: its place in tomorrow's curriculum.
R. Evans, jr, and E. M. Johnson. Ed 65:
442-4 Mr '45

Career castles in the sky; post-war Jobs in
aviation occupations. Occupations 24:306-7
F '46

History of aviation. M. E. Dice, il Sch Arts
45:244-5 Mr '46

Influence of aviation on today's geography.

D. O'Shea. Nat Cath Ed Assn Proc 1944:
317-24

Opportunities and responsibilities of educa-
tional leaders in a social-scientific age. B.

E. Slye. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 29:
53-8 F '45; Same. Ohio Sch 23:56-7-|- F "45

Our earthbound education. V. C. Arnsoiger

Sec Ed 12:26 N '44
Up in the air. A. K. Botts. J Geog 45:23-9 Ja

'46
See also
Air transportation
Air travel

Bibliography

Bibliography of reading materials on the his-
tory of flight. H. Holland, comp. Sierra
Ed N 41:12-13 F '45

Selected and annotated bibliography in avia-
tion for guidance counsellors [mimeo-
graphed] United States. Civil aeronautics
administration. lOp pa '46 The administra-
tion. Washington 25, D.C.

Working bibliography of aviation; for junior
and senior high schools. Chicago Sch J 26;
79-90 Ja '45

Medical aspects
Scope and aims of civilian aero-medical
courses and their relation to engineering

F. R. Steggerda and M. K. Fahnestock.
J Eng Ed 35:522-5 My '45

Research

University contributions to aviation. B M

Woods. Calif J Sec Ed 19:306-9 O '44

Social and industrial aspects
Air age and the elementary school. A J Hug-

gett. il Grade Teach 64:19-f D '46 '
Air-age education number: ed. by N L

Engelhardt, jr. Ed 64:583-631 Je '44

EDUCATION INDEX julv 1044- hi nc 1947

121

AVIATION — Social and iiidus(rlal aspects —

Conttntted ^^

Kducaiion ajid Oie air oue. F. L. Anderson.

Calif Sch 17:279-83 N MB
Essential understandinKs for the ace o( IliKht.

Nebraska. Pepartnient of public instruction.

'44 The dept. Lincoli\

Teaching
See Aeronautic education: Aviators —
Training

Terminoiooy
Language of aviation. E. J. Rutan. Sec Ed
12:17-18 S "45

Units of work

Aviation unit. V. Ziiik and M. A. Joslln.
Instr 55:41-1- S '46

Aviation: unit on elementary- science. F. M.
Branley. il diags Grade Teach 62:5S-f O •«

Pilot and stewardess. R. Swanbeck. il Grade
Teach 63:50 D MS

Unit on aviation. J. Staffelbacli. il Instr 56:
294- Ap '47

We learned about aviation. L. Kearns. il
Instr 53:29 Je '44

Weather conditions and Hying. R. Swanbeck.
Grade Teach 63:50-(- Ja '46
AVIATION education research committee

Demonstrations and laboratory experiences
in the science of aeronautics: a guide for
teachers and students: prepared with the
cooperation of the Civil aeronautics admin-
istration and the Am. council on education.
155p il $2 '45 McGraw-Hill
AVIATION industry. See Aircraft industry
AVIATION mechanics. See Airplane mechanics
AVIATION schools

Test pilots' academy at Cranfleld airdrome.
C. E. Brown, il Flying 40:24-6 F "47

Vocational education in a na\'y school. D. K.
Beckley. il Ind Arts & Voc Ed 33:262-3 S
•44

Brazil

Brazil's first technical school of aviation: Es-
cola t^cnica de apia(;a.o in Sao Paulo. Bul-
letin of the Pan American Union 81:112-13
K '47

AVIATORS

Selection

Contribution of research in the army air
forces to educational policy. J. C. Flana-
gan. Ed Rec 2S:sup7S-90 Ja '47

Experimental evaluation of a selection pro-
cedure. J. C. Flanagan. Ed & Psychol M
6 no4:445-e6 '46

Training

Air cruises by radar over the barracks floor.
R. E. Harris, il maps diags Sch Sci &
Math 46:755-67 N "46

Airport laboratory plan. E. Warnock. Nat
Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 28:174-85 D '44

Ground school and engineering school: some
notes on training. G. D. Stout. J Eng
Ed 36:612-17 Je '46

Junior college CPT: past, present, and fu-
ture. A. T. Bawden. Calif J Sec Ed 19:
298-301 O '44

Recreational and educational implications in
flying. M. A. Lucey. J Health & Phys Ed
16:502-3-t- N '45

Scope and aims of civilian aero-medical
courses and their relation to engineering.
F. K. Slejjgerda and M. K. Fahnestock.
J Eng Ed 35:522-5 My '45

These likable Chinese. L. R. Bates. Asia 45:
575-7 D '45

They fly for freedom. E. W. Gould, il Chris-
tian Science Monitor Weekly Magazine Sec-
tion p6 Ag 4 '45

Training in listening and in voice and dic-
tion for the airplane pilot. F. L,. Whan.
Q J Speech 30:262-5 O '44
See also

Aeronautic education

Aviation schools
AVI LA. Sister Mary. See Marj- Avila, Sister

AVIRETT. William G.

Secondary education today. (In Middle states
as.«ociation of colleges and secondary
schools. Proceedings, 1945. p58-62)

AVIS, Emeline, and others

Home interview — a technique in understand-
ing the child. Nat El Prin 24:26-7 F '45

AVOCATIONAL education. Sac Adult educa-
tion; l.vlSVM-f

AVOCATIONS. See Hobbies

AVON central high school, Avon, New York
Avon's historical pageant. F. M. Wood. Nat
.\ss!i Deans Women J 10:132 Mr "47
AWARDS. -See Rewards and prizes
AWKWARDNESS

It may be normal to be clumsy. S. B. Apple-
baiim. il Parents Mag 20:23-(- D "45
AX, Albert F.
Validation study of the Rotter-Jensen level
of aspiration test, bibliog f J Personal 15:
166-72 D '46
AXELRATH. Frances
Runaway dogs: play. Grade Teach 62:35 O 'KK
Two jolly little plays for vour special pro-
grams. Grade Teach 61:30 Je '44
AXELROD, Joseph

Freshman discussion session on the Misan-
thrope. Col Engl 7:405-11 Ap '46
Navy language school and college foreign-
language departments: personnel and or-
ganization, bibliog f Mod Lang J 29:127-32
F '45
Navy Language school program and foreign
languages in schools and colleges: aims
and techniques. Mod [>ang J 29:40-7 Ja '45
Steps in understanding and interpreting dif-
ferent kinds of writing. (In Conference on
reading. Improving re.ading in content
fields, p 111-M)
AXELROD, Nathan
Selecting students for distributive education.
J Bsns Ed 21:15-16 Je '46
AXELSON, Alfhild Josephine
Cooperate with your school for healthful liv-
ing, por American Home 32:60-3 S "44
Home and the health of your school child.

American Home 33:68-71 Ja '45
School nursing: what is its future? Public
Health Nursing 36:441 S '44
— and Weber, S. J.

L,et us see that they live healthfully. Childh
Ed 21:347-8+ Mr '45
AXIS nations

Reeducation of the axis nations our imine-
diate concern. A. L. Long. Nations Sch 36:
28-9 Ag '45
AXLEY, Lowry
Head of dept. — a race horse with plow-horse

duties. Clearing House 21:274-6 Ja '47
No ceiling on imagination. Clearing House
20:200-3 Ja '46
AXLINE, Virginia IWae, and Rogers, C, R,
Teacher-therapist deals with a handicapped
child. Journal of Abnormal and Social Psv-
chology 40:119-42 Ap "45
AXONOMETRIC projection. See Projection.

Axonometric
AXTELLE, George Edward

Operations of practical judgment in the pres-
ence of ft.xed attitudes and coercive power:
analysis and interpretation rev. and ed.
by R. B. Raup and B. O. Smith. Teach
Col Rec 46:241-9 Ja '45
Pragmatic theory of education, bibliog (In
Valentine. P. F. ed. Twentieth century edu-
cation. P89-113)
Teachers' unions and know-how. por Am

Teach 31:9 Ap '47
(ed) .See Smith. B. O. Normative unit of
instruction
— and Raup, R. B.

Some working terms of the needed discipline.
Teach Col Rec 46:213-18 Ja '45
AVARS, George W.
Society of state directors of health and
physical education. J Health & Phys Ed
17:68-9-1- F '46
Portrait

J Health & Phys Ed 17:209 Ap '46
AYDELOTTE, Frank
.■Vmerican Rhodes scholarships: a review of
the first forty years. 224p il $2 '46 Prince-
ton univ. press

How Rhodes scholars are chosen. American
Scholar 14 no2:176-86 [Ap] '45

122

EDUCATION INDEX July 1944— June 1947

AYDELOTTE, Frank — Continued

International educational exchanges: past ex-
perience and future possibilities. (In Middle
states association ot colleges and secondary
schools. Proceedings. 1945. p67-9)

Lend-lease in university education; Dr Ayde-
lotte's experiments in the U.S. F. Clarke.
Times Ed Sup 1517:255 My 27 '44
AVER, Fred Carleton

How to improve high school spelling. Sec
Ed 13:12-14 F '47

Study of high school spelling vocabulary. 128p

$2.50 Steck
Survey of high school spelling. Tex Outl 30:

46-7 Ja '46
Tenure of teachers. Tex Outl 29:5S O '45
AVER, Frederic Eugene

Analytic geometry. J Eng Ed 34:525 Ap '44
AYERS, Archie R.
Post-war instruction in physics. Ed 65:430-4
Mr '45

AYOTTE, John U.

Forever army; teaching of military history
in our schools and colleges. Infantry Jour-
nal 60:39-40 F '47
AYRES, Bess Samuel
Christmas bells; song. Grade Teach 63:55 D
'45

Hopscotch song. Grade Teach 62:41 O '44
Our flag; song. Instr 64:42 N '44
AYRES, Clarence Edwin

Academic freedom in Texas; real-estate
values V. education. New Republic 111:740-2
D 4 '44
AYRES, William Leake

Interesting the engineering student. Amer-
ican Mathematical Monthly 51:200-5 Ap '44
AZEVEDA, Sister Mary. See Mary Azeveda,
Sister

AZHAR university, Cairo

Comparative religion in the Azhar univer-
sity. C. C. Adams. Moslem World 35:111-
25 Ap '45

Science in Egypt. M. Born and L. J. F Brim-

ble. Nature 168:43-6 Jl 13 '46
Some trends of thought in Egypt today C C

Adams. Moslem World 34:261-77 O '44
University of El Azhar. N. D. Bentwich. Con-
temporary Review 166:88-91 Ag '44
AZOY, Anastasio Carlos Mariano

fed) See Banning, K. West Point today
AZUELA, Mariano

Tea-time chat with Mariano Azuela in Mexico
City. H. A. Holmes. Hispania 29:557-8 N
46

B

BAB, Julius

Critique of the theatre

—Julius Bab's first Critique of the theatre.
L. Rauschenbusch. bibliog f Q J Speech 32-
33-40, 323-30 F, O '46
BABAD, Peter
Pioneer teacher: Father Peter Babad and his
Portuguese grammar. R. C. Smith, bibliog
Hispania 28:330-63 Ag '46
BABE, Maurice Jefferis
Obituary

(In Carnegie foundation for the advance-
ment of teaching. Forty-flrst annual re-
port, 1945-46. p 80)
BABCOCK, Courtlandt, jr
Devices (or vices!) Mod Lang J 29:72-6 Ja
4-0

°'?«o^J*'"'^'* grammar. 1834. Mod Lang J 31;

302-6 My 47

BABCOCK, Hartingh W.

Simplified formula for tailstock setover for
'c???r t""""'"?- Ind Arts & Voc Ed 35:306

Siniplifled micrometer— a high-school ma-
35-"5*l'7 f'^46'""°-'''*^'' ^""^ "^""'^ * ^""^ ^^

Using the milling machine as a surface
grinder. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 35:168-9 Ap
46

BABCOCK, Robert Witbeck

Youth wins out. Survey Midmonthly 82-185-
6 .11 '46

BABCOCK, Mrs Ruth Evans
Materials available through the library in
the elementary school. N Y State Ed 32-
294-64- Ja '45
BABCOCK, Thomas A.
President's report to the Representative as-
-sembly, April 5-6, 1946. Mich Ed J 23-437-9
Ap 46

BABEL, William K.

^'J Jl^' teaching if it makes them think!

Sch Manag 14:16 S '44
BABER, Mrs Eric
Fun recipes for rural music. Ed Mus Mag 25:

oo-f- Ja, 46

BABIES. See Infants

BABIN, Henriette M. See Weyse, J. Jt. auth
BABOROVSK*, Jir'i
Obituary

Nature 158:698 N 16 '46. G. Druce
BABSON, Roger Ward

^'^i),°?l'' x'^''^'^,*' sood or bad business. Tex Outl
29:15 Mr 45

BACH, Esther
Japan and Russia, friends or enemies? bib-
hog f Social Studies 36:23-5 Ja '45
BACH, George R.
Father-fantasies and father-typing in father-
17^6Y-To''Mr''M6''''*"' ^'^^'°^ '^^'^'^ Develop
Young children's play fantasies. (Psychologi-
cal monographs v59 no2; whole no272) 69d
bibliog il pa '45 Am. psychological assn.
BACH, Johann Sebastian

Editions of the piano works of Johann Sebas-
tian Bach. J. Chiapusso. (In Music teach-
'^o^„"n'l;''°"^' association. Proceedings, 1944.
P349-56)

BACHELOR'S degree, Time requirement for.

bee Degrees, Academic— Time requirements
BACHMAN, Frank Puterbaugh
Peabody's modern founders. J. E Brewton
Peabody J Ed 22:268-9 Mr '45
BACHMAN, Harold B.

Musical experiences in the south Pacific Mu.-s
Educators J 32:52-3-f- Mr '46
BACHMAN, John W.
Significance ot the Junior town meeting
movement to the evolving secondary school
curriculum. Ed 67:571-7 My '47
Teaching with a phonograph; using records
o?""!! ? T'i";V,?" teaching. Int J Relig Ed

BACHMAN, Mariana
Teachers are human beings. Tex Outl 28-
9-12 F '44; Summary. Sch Manag 14:68 O
44

BACHMAN, Paul S.
Higher education in Hawaii. Teach Col J 17-
59-61-1- Ja '46
BACHRODT, Walter Lewis
Teacher's friend— the textbook. Sierra Ed N
41:7-8 Ap '45

BA(;K of the yards neighborhood council. See

Community councils
BACK to school drives. See Attendance
BACKAL, Jacob
Mentally retarded child in the vocational high
school. H Points 29:23-8 F '47
BACKHOUSE, W. H.
Teaf-hing of doctrine in secondary schools
,1 li.°?,/ Church Quarterly Review 143:33-

44 (> 4(»

BACKUS, Bertie A.
Imperative need number three. Nat Assn Sec
Sch Prin Bui 31:39-49 Mr '47

^'ship i^-320-tp'''^47^'"' ''^'"■"'"^- ^'^ Leader-
Unusual day of service. Nat Ed Assn J 34-
lo-14 Ja '45
BACKUS, Jeanne. See Castle, E. N. jt auth
BACKUS, John A.
Eflicient graphic arts departments: floor
plans. Ind Arts & Voc Ed 36:97 Mr '47

EDUCATTON IXDF.X lulv 1<M4 lunc 1947

12.=

BACKUS. John A. — follfiniied" • •
PliinDliiK lui etncicnt Kraphic-arts depart-
ment. Am Sch H(l J 114:53-5 Ja 'IT — '
(comp) See American type founders. Depart-
ment of education. Facts about the print-
ing Industry for schools
Portrait

Ind Arts & Voc Ed 34:304 S '45

BACKUS. Oliie L.
Kinds of speech defects. Nat Assn Sec Sch
I'rin r.ul :;9:51-C N '45

BACKUS. Ramona
Where the new ramping tasks begin. Nerv
Child 6:130-1 Ap '17
BACKWARD children. See Children, Backward
BACMEISTER, Mrs Rhoda (Warner)

Do vou spoil vour children'.' Parents Mag

20:24-5-h F 45
Give them confidence. Parents Mag 21:18-19-)-

N -46
Growing together. 325p bibliog $3.50 "47 Ap-

pleton-Century
Temper and tantrum. Nat Parent Teach 41:
19-21 O '46
BACON, Charles E.
Sclioolbook economies so-called. Sec Ed 12:
:.-. X '44
BACON, Clara Springsteed
In-service education: a planned investment.

N Y State Ed 33:3S7-!<3 F '46
School at the crossroads. N Y State Ed 32:
10-12-f O '44
BACON. Egbert King
Lecture demonstrations with a shadow
screen. J Chem Ed 22:97 F '45
BACON, Ernst Lecher
Music and intuition. (In Music teachers na-
tional association. Proceedings. 1944. p 164-
71)
BACON. F. Dale
Victorv over fire. Sch Executive 65:73-4 Ja
•46
BACON, Francis, viscount St Albans
Inconsistencies of Francis Bacon on fallacies.
S. Simonson. bibliog f Q J Speech 30:306-8
O '44
BACON, Francis Leonard
Do we believe in education for all American
youth? Nat Parent Teach 39:27-9 D 44;
Same cond. Ed Digest 10:58-9 Ja '45
Education for civic competence. (In Ameri-
can association of school administrators.
Official report. 1944. p88-90)
Equip youth for actual life, por Rotarian

69:154- S '46
Postwar education for teen-age war workers.
Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 28:56-9 N '44
Questions we must answer. Nations Sch 35:

24-5 Ja '45
Veterans' demands increase need for 13th
and 14th grades. Nations Sch 37:27-9 My
'46
BACON. Harold Maile
Re the California report on mathematics.
Calif J Sec Ed 20:369-72 N '45
BACON. Ralph Hoyt
Integral solutions of x=-f-y'-+-z-=r=. Sch Sci &

Math 47:155-64 F '47
Practical statistics for practical physicists,
bibliog Am J Physics 14:84-98. 198-209 Mr-
My '46
Quality control by statistical methods: a field
for physicists. Am J Physics 12:157-9 Je "44
— and Kroeger, W. J.

Ballistics of small-arms ammunition, bib-
liog Am J Physics 12:269-78 O '44
BACON, William
When neighbors get together. Ed Leadership
2:111-14 D '44
BACTERIA

Units of work
Bacteria. L. M. Bousa. Grade Teach 63:58-t-
O '45
BACTERIOLOGY
Man's silent partners. W. G. Walter. Mont
Ed 23:6->- Mr '47
BADER, Arno Lehman
Structure of the modern short story. Col Engl
7:86-92 N '45

BADESCH, Lillian

.•^ervirc league trains for citizenship! H
Points 26:72-8 S '44
BADGER. Alfred B.

Public school and the nation. 160p 8s Gd '44
Robert Hale & co. ltd. 18 Bedford sc4.
London WC 1
BADGER. Colin Robert

Adult education in post-war Australia. (Fu-
ture of cd. no8) 32p 6d '44 Melbourne unlv.
pre.ss
BADGER. Henry Glenn

Costs per student in Junior colleges. 1939-40.
Jun Col J 15:71-6 O '44

Effects of the war upon colleges and uni-
versities, 1943-44. See United States. Office
of education

Junior college accounting manual. 128p J2.50
"45 Am. assn. of Junior cols.

Physical property of junior colleges. 1940.
Jun Col J 16:341-7 Ap '46

Statistics of higher education. 1939-40 and
1941-42. See United States. OfHce of edu-
cation

Summary of statistics of higher education.
1941-42. Ed Vic 3:17-19 O 3 '44

Trends in higher education enrollment dur-
ing the century. Ed Vic 3:18-19 S 20 "44
—and Eells, W, C.

Junior college salaries in 1941-1942. Jun Col
J 15:346-58 Ap '45

Junior college salary study. 14p 25c '45 Am.
assn. of junior cols.
BADGER school. Badger, Wisconsin

Badger community school. C. J. Krumm.
Adult Ed Bui 9:179-82 Ag '45

Prefabrication for houses — not for education.
L. G. Xeniec and C. J. Krumm. Ed Leader-
ship 3:164-7 Ja '46

Young people like cooperatives. F. Nora.
Progres Ed 24:17S-9-f Mr '47
BADMINTON

Hruirn of .service in badminton. J. Purcell.
J Health .S: Phys Ed 17:600-)- D '46

Standardization of a badminton knowledge
test for college women. M. Phillips, bibliog
Am Assn Health Phvs Ed & Rec Res 6
17:48-63 Mr '46

Tricks of the trade in badminton. V. D.

Bourciuardez. J Health & Phys Ed 15:577-8

D '44

BAER, Eleanora Agnes, and Di Michael, S. G.

Catholic women's colleges and the war. J

Higher Ed 16:479-83 D '45
— See Di Michael. S. G. jt. aulh.
BAER, Joseph Alva. See Stephens. J. M. Jt.

auth.
BAER. Max F.
B'nai B'rith vocational service program. Oc-
cupations 24:277-80 F '46
BAEZ. Albert Vinicio
Apparent deptli and the virtual caustic. Am
J Physics 14:45-7 Ja '46
BAGG. Rufus Mather
Obituary

Sch & Soc 64:171 S 7 '46
BAGLEY, Charles Rutherford
Oxford revisited. Queens Quarterly 53 no4:
483-90 [N] '46
BAGLEY, J. J.
Upholland grammar school: evolution of a
school through three centuries. 80p 8s 6d;
pa 6s '44 Univ. press of Liverpool. Brown-
low house. 177 Brownlow hill. Liverpool 3
BAGLEY, William Alfred

Handicraft instructor: how to become a

teacher of woodwork. 112p il 5s '45 Vawser

& Wiles, ltd. Mapledene, Alderton hill.

Loughton. Essex, England

BAGLEY. William Chandler

After twenty-five years, por Nat Ed Assn J

35:7-8 Ja '46
On co-operation between business and edu-
cation. Sch & Soc 62:304 N 10 '45
Appreciation. Ed Forum 11:133 Ja '47
Man of good will. N, Wysor. Sch & Soc 64:
147-9 Ag 31 '46

Mr Bagley: the artist-teacher. F. G. Clark
Sch & Soc 64:99 Ag 10 '46

124

EDUCATION INDEX Tulv 194-4— Tune 1947

BAGLEY, William Chandler — Continued
Obituary

Am Sch Bd J 113:23 Ag '46
J Higher Ed 17:3SS O '46. B. H. Bode
Math Teach 39:291-2 O '46. W. D. Beeve
Nat Ed Assn J por 35:333 S '46
Nat Ed Assn J 35:485 N '46. T. H. Brig-gs
Sch & Soc 64:12 Jl 6 '46

Teach Col J 18:24 O '46. B. G. Schmidt
Portrait

Ed Forum 11:132 Ja '47
Tribute, por Mont Ed 23:13 S '46
William C. Baglev, 1874-1946: an apprecia-
tion. I. L. Kandel. Sch & Soc 64:17 Jl 13
'46: Same. Ed Adm & Sup 32:321-3 S '46
William C. Baglev, master teacher. A. B.

Moehlman. por Nations Sch 38:19 O '46
William Chandler Bagley and Kappa delta
pi. T. C. McCracken. Ed Forum 11:139-43
Ja '47
William Chandler Bagley and the profes-
sional education of teachers. E. S. Evenden.
blbliog Ed Forum 11:151-5 Ja '47
William Chandler Bagley, 1874-1946. F. B.
Stratemever. por Teach Col Rec 48:347-51
F "47
William Chandler Bagley: the philosopher.

B. H. Bode. Ed Forum 11:135-8 Ja '47
William Chandler Bagley: the teacher. E. U.
Rugg. bibliog Ed Forum 11:145-9 Ja '47;
Same cond. Ed Digest 12:38-41 Ap '47
William Chandler Bagley's position. F. A.
Shaw. Sch & Soc 65:177 Mr 8 '47
BAGWELL, Paul D.
Composite course in "writing and speaking.
Q J Speech 31:79-87 F '45
BAHM, Archie J.
In defense of philosophy. Sch & Soc 63:115 F

16 '46
Proposed college curriculum. Am Assn Unlv
Prof Bui 32:545-50 S '46
BAHR, Gladys
Attaining objectives tbrough pupil activity
in basic business education, bibliog (In
American business education yearbook,
1946. P244-71)
Our young consumers, bibliog f Bsns Ed
World 26:523-5 Je '46
— and others

Improving learning and achievement in basic
business subjects, bibliog (In American
business education yearbook, 1945. p308-33)
BAHR, Lillian O.
Postwar activity for your civics class. Grade
Teach 63:55 F '46
BAIL, Phillip Milo
Effective health education program. North
Cen Assn Q 20:176 O '45
BAILAR, John Christian, Jr
Oxidation states of silver, bibliog J Chem Ed
21:523-5 N '44
BAILARD, Virginia
Evolution of the Mahabharatas. Nat Assn
Deans Women J 10:125-9 Mr '47
BAILEY, Sister Agnes Therese
Aggressiveness in infancv and early child-
hood. Cath Ed R 44:421-9 S '46
BAILEY, Albert David
Simple demonstration of the carrier and side
frequency components in an amplitude
modulated wave. J Eng Ed 37:383-5 Ja '47
BAILEY, Alexander Davison
Engineering education in the future. J Eng
Ed 37:572-8 Mr '47
BAILEY, Benjamin Franklin
I think — ; suggestions for engineering teach-
ers. J Eng Ed 36:621-5 Je '46
BAILEY, Bertha W.
High-school theory. Mus Educators J 31:48+
Ap '45
BAILEY, Mrs E. Bradley
Family ideals in our schools. Cath Ed R
43:208-11 Ap '45
BAILEY, Ervin George
Future in engineering education. J Eng Ed
35:192-20t N '44

BAILEY, Etta Rose

How we improved the playground. Chiidh
Ed 22:35-6 S '45: Same. Recreation 40:84-
Ap '46

BAILEY, Mrs Evelyn F.

Miss Bruce's E.G. A: introducing a boy named
Sollie. Clearing House 19:552-5 My '45
BAILEY, Flora L.
Teaching rope-jumping to boys in the ele-
mentary school. J Health & Phvs Ed 17:624
D '46
BAILEY. G. H.
Upper .school examination in English litera-
ture. 1944. Sch (Sec ed) 33:321-3 D '44
BAILEY, Gilbert P.
Umtees. first soldiers of the new army. New
York Times Magazine p 11-13+ F 23 '47
BAILEY, Grace Dyches
Getting acquainted with Christmas books. El

Engl R 22:301-3+ D '45
Lesson using radio in the classroom. El Engl
R 23:290-4+ N '46
BAILEY, Harold Wood, and Dallenbach, K. M.
Study of selective procedures and educa-
tional achievement of ASTP trainees proc-
essed by the STAR unit at the University
of Illinois. American Journal of Psychology
58:1-24 Ja '45
— and others

Counseling and the use of tests in the student
personnel bureau at the University of Illi-
nois, bibliog Ed & Psychol M 6 no 1:37-60
•46
BAILEY, Herbert S. jr
University presses and the popularization of
science. Scientific Monthly 64:416-20 My '47
BAILEY, James Osier
Remedial composition for advanced students.
Col Engl 8:145-8 D '46
BAILEY, John Henry Shackleton
Clerical schoolmasters. Spectator 174:312 Ap

6 '45
School holidays. Spectator 175:331 O 12 '45
.Should examinations be abolished? National
Review 123:491-3 D '44
BAILEY, Joseph Cannon
Seaman A. Knapp: schoolmaster of American
agriculture. (Studies in the history of Am.
agriculture no 10) 307p bibliog $3.25 '45
Columbia univ. press
BAILEY, Maxwell V.
Portrait

Am Sch Bd J 114:42 F '47
BAILEY, Richard E.
Creative design course. See issues of Indus-
trial arts and vocational education tlirough
October 1944
BAILEY, Robert S.

Why not a salt-water aquarium in your class-
room? Va J Ed 39:20-1+ S '45
BAILEY, Virginia
Teen fashions: Teen Tavern fashion show,
Columbus, Ga. Recreation 39:291+ S '45
BAILEY, William J.
Catholic educational FM network? Cath Ed
R 44:5-7 Ja '46
BAILEY, William O.

Maine plans rural schools that can be easily
enlarged. Sch Manag 15:460 Ap '46
BAILIFF, Laurence Deane
Obituary

Sch & Soc 64:401 D 7 '46
BAIN, Katherlne. and others
Statement of the health needs of school-age
pupils and recommendations for implemen-
tation, bibliog f Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui
29:37-56 D '45: Same cond. Sch Life 28:7-

15 N '45; Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 30:
50-67 Ap '46

BAIN, Read

College teaching. Am Assn Univ Prof Bui
31:48-59 Mr '45

Needed research in parent-child fixation, bib-
liog f American Sociological Review 10:208-

16 Ap '45
BAIN, ShervKood C.

Mathematical problem of high school physics.
Sch Sci & Math 46:846-54 D '46

Tentative reconsideration of principles under-
lying the high school course in physics.
Sch Sci & Math 46:719-24 N '46
BAIN, Verne Dale

New developments in the states; Oregon. J
Excep Child 12:14-17+ O '45

EDUCATION INDEX lulv 1<M4 lime 1047

125

BAIN. Verne Dale — Cuntinuvd . •
OrtKiiiis iidvoiiture in special education. J
lOxocp Clulii i;!:16S-94- Mr M7 — '

BAIN, Winifred Elma
I'lmllunKo we face. Childh Kd 23:3 S Mfi
Children as artists. Childh Kd 23:20i; Ja "I"
Ciiristnias. love and goodwill. Childh Ed 21:

lCC-7 D '-l-t
Concepts are a long time ffrowing. Childh

Ed 21:103-7 N '44 ^^

Controls affeclinB teacher employment. Childh

Ed 22:240-3 Ja '46
Family reunion. Childh Ed 22:59-60 O "45
In spirit and in truth. Childh Ed 22:111 N

"45
Must our children be sociologists? Childh

Ed 23:403-4 My '47
On the strength of one's convictions. Childh

Ed 23:107-S N "46
Stepping up to the school level. Nat Parent

Teach 39:7-9 Ap "45
Teachers in action through professional or-
ganizations. Childh Ed 22:23-5 S '45
BAINBRIDGE. M. P.
Is school slow, or is it fun? Sch (El ed) 35:
45-7 O '46
BAINBRIDGE, New York
Commutiily adult counseling service of Bain-
bridge, Chenango county, N.Y. R. M. Hand-
ville and R. D. Fleming. Occupations
23:299-300 F '45
SAINTON, Roland Herbert
Poppv Burr. (In Peterson, H. ed. Great
teachers, p 173-S3)
BAIR, Frederick Haigh
Program for secondary education in Ameri-
ca. Nat Assn Sec Sch Prin Bui 31:47-54
Ap '47
S. 2499 cotimiendable aims, doubtful pro-
posals. Nations Sch 39:26 F '47
BAIRD, Aleen
Evening in Plymouth; play. Grade Teach 64:
60-t- N '46
BAIRD, Delila

.Movies and stillfllm. Tex Outl 29:24 Ap '45
BAIRD, Dwight C.
Coiiinuinitv adult counseling service of Grand
Junction. Colo. Occupations 23:281-2 F '45
BAIRD, Irene
Canada's visual aid program. Ed Vic 3:8 +
N 20 '44
BAIRD, Josie
Heading in the elementary school. Tex Outl
2v;25 N '44
BAIRD, Norman B.
War effort in a secondary school. Sch (Sec
• d) 33:242-3 N '44
BAIRD, R. F. S.
Library instruction in the high school. Sch
(Sec ed) 33:706-11 Ap '45
BAIRD, Thomas
Films for tomorrow^. Ed Screen 25:358-61-f
S '46
BAIZERMAN, Saul L.
Metal sculpturing, il pors Sch Arts 45:345-7 Je
•46
BAKENHUS, Margaret
First dav at school. American Home 34:14-15
S '45
BAKER, Alfred
Obituary

Transactions of the Royal Society of
Canada por s3 37:73 '43. S. Beatty
BAKER, Allan G.
Using an opaque projector. Sch (Sec ed)
33:597-600 Mr '45
BAKER. Arthur O.
Serving Cleveland and the nation through sci-
ence teaching. Sci Ed 29:86-8 Mr '45
—and Mills, L. H.

Biology today. Sec Ed 12:5-6 Ap '45
BAKER, Mrs Augusta (Braxton)
Boolis for children: the Negro in literature.
Child Study 22:58-f F '45
BAKER, Mrs Barney Kinley. See Baker, J. C.
BAKER, Betty

Cill of rights: play. Instr 55:50-1- F '46
BAKER, Buda
Preschool clinic for child problems. Parents
Mag 21:10b N '46

BAKER, Clara Belle
(ed) Hooks for teachers. See Issues of Child-
hood education
(ed) Educational books for children. Childh
Kd 2:!:242-3+ Ja '47
BAKER, E. Alan
Some notes on county colleges. J Ed L.ondon
77:432-3 S '45
BAKER, Elmer Leroy

King is born: play. Instr 56:59-t- D '46
BAKER, Elton M.
Quantitative analysis for prcmedlcal students.
J Chrin Ed 23:567 N '46
BAKER, Emily Veronica
Children's questions and their implications
for planning the curriculum; with special
reference to the contribution of the natural
and social sciences in the Intennedlate
grade curriculum. 172p bibliog $2.35 '45
Teachers col: Summary. Teach Col Rec
46:390-1 Mr '45
Teacher education in Maryland. (In Asso-
ciation for student teaching. 23d yearbook,
pt 1. p 19-20)
BAKER, Farrand
Crazv couplets. Cla.ss J 41:337 Ap '46
Latin word game. Class J 40:315 F '45
BAKER, Frank Elmer
Dreams, realized or on the way. Peabody J

Ed 23:66-7 S '45
Education for all youth at social expense.

Progres Ed 23:180-2+ Mr '46
Intergroup education in teacher educating
institutions. Harvard Ed R 15:104-10 Mr '45
Teaclier education for international coopera-
tion. Harvard Ed R 15:49-52 Ja '45; Same
cond. Nations Sch 35:47-8 Mr