The American High School
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Sch. Rev.
15 : 744 and 16 : 601.
French, C. W. The school city. Sch, Rev. 13 : 33.
Gordon, M. K. School athletics ; what they are and what they should be. Proc. N.E.A. 1908 : 616.
GuLicE, L. H. Team games and civic loyalty. Sch. Rev.
14 : 676.
Halleck, R. p. The social side of high-school life. Proc.
N.E.A. 1902 :4S9.
Harris, E. L. Report of the committee on athletics adopted by the North Central Association of Colleges and Second- ary Schools, 1903. Sch. Rev. 11 : 348.
Howerth, I. W. Education... and the social ideal. Ed. Rev.
24 : 150.
Keeler, H. The financial responsibility of high-school man- agers of athletics. Sch. Rev. 11 : 316.
34° THE AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL Keller, P. G. W. Open school organizations. Sch. Rev.
13 : 10.
KoHLSAAT, P. B. Secondary-school fraternities not a factor in determining scholarship. Sch. Rev. 13 : 272.
Morrison, G. B. Report of committee on secret fraternities.
Proc. N.E.A. 1905 :44s.
Secret fraternities in the high school. Proc. N.E.A.
1904 : 484.
Social ethics in high-school life.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown, John Franklin to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sch. Rev.
15 : 744 and 16 : 601.
French, C. W. The school city. Sch, Rev. 13 : 33.
Gordon, M. K. School athletics ; what they are and what they should be. Proc. N.E.A. 1908 : 616.
GuLicE, L. H. Team games and civic loyalty. Sch. Rev.
14 : 676.
Halleck, R. p. The social side of high-school life. Proc.
N.E.A. 1902 :4S9.
Harris, E. L. Report of the committee on athletics adopted by the North Central Association of Colleges and Second- ary Schools, 1903. Sch. Rev. 11 : 348.
Howerth, I. W. Education... and the social ideal. Ed. Rev.
24 : 150.
Keeler, H. The financial responsibility of high-school man- agers of athletics. Sch. Rev. 11 : 316.
34° THE AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL Keller, P. G. W. Open school organizations. Sch. Rev.
13 : 10.
KoHLSAAT, P. B. Secondary-school fraternities not a factor in determining scholarship. Sch. Rev. 13 : 272.
Morrison, G. B. Report of committee on secret fraternities.
Proc. N.E.A. 1905 :44s.
Secret fraternities in the high school. Proc. N.E.A.
1904 : 484.
Social ethics in high-school life.
What to read after The American High School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown, John Franklin to read onlineMoreLess
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