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2 points. Miss Rose.
eii7 — Library records. 2 points. Miss Jewett.
^ei20 — Story telling and its literature, for young children. 2 points. Miss Davis.
home study H7 — Cataloguing. Miss Horton.
Hii — Classification. Miss Horton.
H17 — Library records. Miss Jewett.
Hi7a — Library handwriting. Miss Horton.
H21 — School library administration. Miss Farr.
H22 — Reference books. Miss Williams.
H23 — Principles and practice of book selection for libraries. Miss Haines.
H24 — American government publi...cations. Dr. Wyer.
H26 — Business library administration. Miss Morley.
H28 — Library service to children. Miss Hazeltine.
H2Q — Children's literature. Miss Hazeltine.
MANUAL TRAINING See Practical Arts MATERIA MEDICA See Pharmacy MATHEMATICS See introductory paragraphs, page 132 Professors: T. S. Fiske, W. B. Fite {Executive Officer), H. E. Hawkes, E. Kasner, G. W. MuLLiNS, H. R. Phalen, W. D. Reeve, C. B. Upton.
Associate Professors: L. P. Siceloff, J. F. Ritt, J. A. Northcott.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 points. Miss Rose.
eii7 — Library records. 2 points. Miss Jewett.
^ei20 — Story telling and its literature, for young children. 2 points. Miss Davis.
home study H7 — Cataloguing. Miss Horton.
Hii — Classification. Miss Horton.
H17 — Library records. Miss Jewett.
Hi7a — Library handwriting. Miss Horton.
H21 — School library administration. Miss Farr.
H22 — Reference books. Miss Williams.
H23 — Principles and practice of book selection for libraries. Miss Haines.
H24 — American government publi...cations. Dr. Wyer.
H26 — Business library administration. Miss Morley.
H28 — Library service to children. Miss Hazeltine.
H2Q — Children's literature. Miss Hazeltine.
MANUAL TRAINING See Practical Arts MATERIA MEDICA See Pharmacy MATHEMATICS See introductory paragraphs, page 132 Professors: T. S. Fiske, W. B. Fite {Executive Officer), H. E. Hawkes, E. Kasner, G. W. MuLLiNS, H. R. Phalen, W. D. Reeve, C. B. Upton.
Associate Professors: L. P. Siceloff, J. F. Ritt, J. A. Northcott.
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