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A Proximate Analysis Of Some Wisconsin Grown Varieties Of Soybeans, Herman Paas Jr. May 1937

A Proximate Analysis Of Some Wisconsin Grown Varieties Of Soybeans, Herman Paas Jr.

Bachelors’ Theses

Within the last ten years there has been a constantly growing demand for soybeans. This demand is a result of the many new uses to which the by-products of the bean have been put. At present there are many varieties of soybeans on the market and each of these varieties have different compositions and hence have different qualities. Chemists are working on these different varieties and are trying to find the variety that is best suited for certain purposes. Wisconsin, which is primarily an agricultural state, will be among the leaders in raising the soybean. The purpose of this investigation …


Imitation As A Sociological Concept From Plato To The Present Day, Felicia Constance Krenz May 1937

Imitation As A Sociological Concept From Plato To The Present Day, Felicia Constance Krenz

Bachelors’ Theses

The purpose of this thesis is to take the sociological concept of imitation from Plato to the present day, covering the theories of Plato, Aristotle, Cournot, Espinas, Romanes, Bagehot, Tarde, Ross, Royce, Faris, Allport, Baldwin, Barnes, Bernard, Bogardus, Dewey, Ellwood, Polson, Krueger and Reckless, Le Bon, Lumley, Mead, McDougall, Reuter and Hart, Small, Spencer and Thorndike. Through presentation of their theories the hope is fostered that a better understanding of this concept may be reached and a desire for further study fostered.


A Specific Study Of The Magna Charta Of King John, Alexander Lakes May 1937

A Specific Study Of The Magna Charta Of King John, Alexander Lakes

Bachelors’ Theses

This is far from being the first treatise on the Magna Charta. Many books have been written and much research work has been done to gather new data concerning the essence of that immortal document. And still the work regarding its birth and survival goes on. It was only recently that the English people were shocked, out of their usual complacency by the press announcement of the proposed sale of the meadow called Runnymede on the Thames near Staines. The sacredness of that tract of land was not realized until it was brought to the sense of honor of the …


Socializing Physical Education, Peter J. Kondos May 1937

Socializing Physical Education, Peter J. Kondos

Bachelors’ Theses

The ideas of our day lead us to plan for the education of our children. We seem to have passed through three stages in our national life. The first is that of the pioneer whom we glorified. He opened the West and built towns and cities; he smoothed the path of commerce and industry from coast to coast. The second stage marks the captain of industry, whose industrial enterprises have yielded tremendous wealth and power, focusing the attention of people with privilege, patronage, and pecuniary values. The third stage seems new with us, in which more and more people are …


Cross-Section Anatomy Of The Male Frog (Rana Catesbiana) : A Transverse Section Through The Region Of The Eighth Vertebra, Arthur L. Guepe May 1937

Cross-Section Anatomy Of The Male Frog (Rana Catesbiana) : A Transverse Section Through The Region Of The Eighth Vertebra, Arthur L. Guepe

Bachelors’ Theses

At the present time there does not exist a complete cross-section anatomical study of the common bull frog, Rana catesbiana. In fact, there has been very little mention in literature of any cross-section anatomy of any particular animal. However, there has been some work of this nature done in the study of human anatomy, especially the important publication of Eycleshymer and Schoemaker (1917), and in a small measure in the anatomy of the rabbit. This lack of literature on this certain topic, however, does not mean that the author had any intentions of presenting a complete cross-section study of …


The Politician And His Philosophy, Beatrice G. Groelle May 1937

The Politician And His Philosophy, Beatrice G. Groelle

Bachelors’ Theses

The running of the Government is known as the game of politics. The players are called politicians. The following chapters deal with The Politician And His Philosophy showing his position in the running of the government and to the rules he adheres. The following chapters shall also point out the tactics the politician uses and his philosophy concerning them.


Notes On Conjugation In The Zygnemoideae With Spcial Reference To Mougeotia Genuflexa(Dillw.) Ag., Marion E. Imse May 1937

Notes On Conjugation In The Zygnemoideae With Spcial Reference To Mougeotia Genuflexa(Dillw.) Ag., Marion E. Imse

Bachelors’ Theses

The Conjugales, particularly Spirogyra, have been known since early in the nineteenth century, and even before the time of de Bary their life histories had been partially worked out.


A Study Of The Editorial Pages Of Wisconsin's Dailies, Don E. Huth May 1937

A Study Of The Editorial Pages Of Wisconsin's Dailies, Don E. Huth

Bachelors’ Theses

With the decidedly marked interest shown in the Presidential ·campaign of 1936, the purpose of this thesis is to study more closely the attitude of the dailies in Wisconsin toward the two major parties -- Democratic and Republican -- through a survey of the editorial pages of each of these newspapers.

There is little question that the election of a president during the 1936 campaign carried considerable weight in the face of the unprecedented publicity that has followed the Democratic administration which began during one of the most severe of depression years--1932. With the outset of the campaigning activities of …


The Ethics Of John Dewey, Edward W. Dooley May 1937

The Ethics Of John Dewey, Edward W. Dooley

Bachelors’ Theses

John Dewey exerts a rather remarkable influence on contemporary American philosophy and education. To consider the background of thought that is responsible for Mr. Dewey's philosophy and to make a particular study of the ethical ideas arising from it is the purpose of this thesis.


Lynching, Frieda Cohen May 1937

Lynching, Frieda Cohen

Bachelors’ Theses

This thesis discusses the problem of lynching in the United States from historical, legal, psychological, and sociological aspects.

The first endeavor has been to obtain all the facts possible and my final endeavor has been to point out the conclusions clearly warranted by such facts.

The material for this study was found 1n a wide range of sources, the most important of which were Raper's The Tragedy of Lynching, Chadburn's Lynching and the Law, Cutler's Lynch Law and the material by the Southern Commission on Interracial Cooperation and the Southern Commission on the Study of Lynching.


A Survey Of Indiana Teachers' Salaries, William N. Mcpherson May 1937

A Survey Of Indiana Teachers' Salaries, William N. Mcpherson

All-Inclusive List of Electronic Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


A Survey Of Dramatic Clubs In Indiana Public High Schools, Leland Brown May 1937

A Survey Of Dramatic Clubs In Indiana Public High Schools, Leland Brown

All-Inclusive List of Electronic Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


The Place, Value, And Function Of The Home Project In Homemaking Education, Jonnye Mae Mcgaskey May 1937

The Place, Value, And Function Of The Home Project In Homemaking Education, Jonnye Mae Mcgaskey

All Theses

The homemaking program for youth today is said to have within it the greatest opportunity of any phase of instruction to meet the demands of people, in that it teaches ways and means of becoming more successful home members and homemakers and, therefore, more successful members of society Realizing this, Home Economics teachers are increasingly adjusting their programs to the needs of home life and conditions in the communities in which they are employed, This calls for the setting of specific goals consistent with the needs and resources of actual homes. This thesis is divided into seven chapters, each with …


Significant Activities Of The National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People, J. Leon Booker May 1937

Significant Activities Of The National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People, J. Leon Booker

All Theses

It is only fair to the reader to say frankly in advance that the attitude of any person toward the subject will be distinctly influenced by his preconceived notions of an effective Inter-racial agency. If he questions the writer's selection of every act, merely for the sake of satisfying a hypo-critical nature, then he will need something more than the sort of facts and comments that the writer has given, lit is not the writer"s attempt to convince anyone of the strength or weakness of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The writer uses several reference books, …


Evaluation Of The Physical Education Program In The Liberty High School, Liberty, Texas, Edna Katherine Barrett May 1937

Evaluation Of The Physical Education Program In The Liberty High School, Liberty, Texas, Edna Katherine Barrett

All Theses

The nature of the activities carried on in the Liberty High School are of a varied nature in that some are for the development of various parts of the body and others are corrective agencies as well as a source of enjoyment and pleasure.

This physical education program provides play activities and strengthening activities contributing to physical health, mental health, and social adjustment. It also tends toward the development of skills, sportsmanship, personality and the proper use of leisure time.

In this particular section of the country, the weather does not permit the activities to be conducted solely out-doors, however, …


Personnel Problems Of The Teaching Staff, Katie Williams Toliver May 1937

Personnel Problems Of The Teaching Staff, Katie Williams Toliver

All Theses

One of the most interesting and significant aspects of the development of the American public school has been the change in the functions and duties of the teacher. In the early colonial days the elementary or common school was usually a one-teacher school where the teacher was the superintendent, principal, supervisor, teacher, school nurse, and janitor. As the public school increased in size and complexity, there was a corresponding increase in differentiation of functions of the personnel of the school. Four general types of personnel have developed: administrative, supervisory, classroom teaching, and the new types including guidance director, visiting teacher, …


Albania - The Adriatic's Problem Child, John Louis Rezatto May 1937

Albania - The Adriatic's Problem Child, John Louis Rezatto

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


A Suggested Program Of Extra-Curricular Activities In The Martin High School Of Beaumont, Texas, Lottie Vee Moore May 1937

A Suggested Program Of Extra-Curricular Activities In The Martin High School Of Beaumont, Texas, Lottie Vee Moore

All Theses

At the present time, there is an intense interest in the curricular and extra-curricular activities. Educators on nearly every hand are realizing the importance of giving the young people of today a fourfold development, namely, an intellectual, physical, spiritual, and social development. This present-day idea of extra-curricular activities is the result of a changed viewpoint concerning the proper aims of the school. I chose this subject for three reasons. First, I have a keen interest in extra-curricular activities. Second, Secondary Education is my major and I feel that I have obtained enough information from courses in Education to deal with …


Lulu Von Strauss Und Torney's Weltanschauung., Ida Seesko May 1937

Lulu Von Strauss Und Torney's Weltanschauung., Ida Seesko

Student Work

Introduction: The purpose of this thesis is to treat the Weltanschauung of Lulu von Strauss und Torney, a novel writer, as based upon a collection of ballads and lyrical poems, Reif steht die Saat (1919).


The Identification Of The Tomato Mosaic Virus Prevalent In Utah, Ross D. Watson May 1937

The Identification Of The Tomato Mosaic Virus Prevalent In Utah, Ross D. Watson

All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023

Collections of tomato mosaic virus obtained from Utah and California produce a localized severe leaf and stem necrosis on Datura meteloides. After the streaked plant has stood sufficiently long to permit secondary growth to occur, a systemic diseased expression develops in a few of the plants. No reference to a similar development on Datura meteloides following inoculation with the tobacco mosaic virus was found in the literature.


Planning And Selecting A Wardrobe For A College Girl Living In Texas Whose Father's Income Is Eight Hundred Dollars A Year, Jo Leatha Runnells May 1937

Planning And Selecting A Wardrobe For A College Girl Living In Texas Whose Father's Income Is Eight Hundred Dollars A Year, Jo Leatha Runnells

All Theses

The value of planning and selecting a wardrobe within a limited income cannot be over estimated. Many college girls of limited means, make the mistake in thinking that the wearing of the most expensive clothes merits one the title of " Well-Dressed". It is our aim to break down this idea by suggesting the wisest possible selection and planning within a limited income and at the same time be well-dressed. First, the girl will need to know how to buy. Much unwise selection and waste of money have been the results of ignorance. Secondly, skill and good taste in the …


Modern Plumbing, James C. Austin May 1937

Modern Plumbing, James C. Austin

All Theses

Every since the beginning of time, there has been a struggle between man and the forces of nature for existence and livelihood. The science of plumbing came into existence in the struggle of man against disease. In the early days of civilization, man paid little attention to cleanliness and sanitation; but, as civilization advanced and as living conditions became more complex, man discovered that he must find some way to better care for his health and living conditions, by securing pure water and then properly disposing of this water after use. Modern plumbing as a trade, is the running of …


Costumes Design In Women's Apparel 1900-1936, Jessie T. Rice May 1937

Costumes Design In Women's Apparel 1900-1936, Jessie T. Rice

All Theses

The scope of this study as to time embraces the period beginning with the year 1900 and ending with the year 1936. Its subject matter is limited to major changes in line design in this period, with such mention of materials, or fabrics, colors and devices as seem appropriate j.or full understanding and description. "From the beginning costume has received a full share of the world's interest and attention." Dress in this twentieth century is so much a matter of course that we scarcely ever think of its beginnings in the remote past. Yet the impulse toward adornment was just …


Kitchens In Rural Communities And How To Improve Them, Inez Beatrice Weaver May 1937

Kitchens In Rural Communities And How To Improve Them, Inez Beatrice Weaver

All Theses

This study is to present an account of observations made through a survey of thirty typical rural kitchens in Marion County, Texas.

Suggestions are offered for improving these and other rural kitchens. Emphasis is placed upon the relationship between the kitchen and the home.

There is no room in the home to which the principles of well-planned systematic household management can be applied so effectively as in the kitchen. This is because the kitchen bears such an important relationship to all phases of home life, health, leisure, economy, personal efficiency, social relations and family relationships, which are all affected in …


The Jeanes Supervisory Program As It Affected The Administration And Supervision Of The Rural Schools And Rural Communities Of Montgomery County Over A Period Of Three Years 1934-1937, Novella A. Southwell May 1937

The Jeanes Supervisory Program As It Affected The Administration And Supervision Of The Rural Schools And Rural Communities Of Montgomery County Over A Period Of Three Years 1934-1937, Novella A. Southwell

All Theses

Before beginning a discussion that places so much emphasis on rural schools, I think a definition of the term, rural school, is essential. The rural school, as here understood, is one which is primarily concerned with the education of children on farms. The typical rural school is of the one-teacher type, although schools employing several teachers may well be included. The function of the rural school, "The objective of all effort for the improvement of rural education, must be if we hold allegiance to our American ideals, that the educational opportunities provided for children living in rural areas of our …


A Survey Of The Physical Education In The Colored Public Schools Of Austin, Texas February 1937, Bennye Lee Scott May 1937

A Survey Of The Physical Education In The Colored Public Schools Of Austin, Texas February 1937, Bennye Lee Scott

All Theses

My purpose for making this survey is twofold: First, because of my keen interest in physical education; second, to provide accurate data which may be of some service as a basis for the physical education program. My method of survey is observation and personal interview. This was accomplished by visiting the different public schools, observing the physical education classes and talking with the physical education instructors. The survey includes a study of the qualifications of the teacher, the methods she uses, physical education equipment, and the activities of six colored public schools of Austin, Texas. This includes four elementary schools …


Selecting Clothing Appropriate For The High School Girl, Beulah Delores Mason May 1937

Selecting Clothing Appropriate For The High School Girl, Beulah Delores Mason

All Theses

It is very essential that every school girl should know the value of clothes and what they can do for her. Her whole life can be affected by her clothes. Many careers have ended because of lack of interest in clothes and careers have been made because of keen interest and appreciation. Opportunities for leadership and self-expression have been lost because of a natural disregard for clothes or lack of training in the appreciation of beauty in clothes. Regardless of what has been said against appearance as a snare and an empty vanity, the fact still remains that dress has …


The Problem Of Under-Ageness Of Fourteen Prairie View College Students, Arthur E. Mcmillan Ii May 1937

The Problem Of Under-Ageness Of Fourteen Prairie View College Students, Arthur E. Mcmillan Ii

All Theses

In this discourse the writer intends to present the effects of under-ageness and acceleration on fourteen Prairie View College students. It is also the purpose of the writer to show whether under-ageness is advantageous or disadvantageous to these fourteen Prairie View College students. The writer, in securing his information, used the personal investigation method. This method was used because the writer felt that he could secure more reliable and confidential information from his subjects. All of his subjects were located on the college campus which also made it convenient for him to use the personal investigation method. There have been …


A Study Of The Evolution Of Fashion In Dress, Arthuryne Julia Andrews May 1937

A Study Of The Evolution Of Fashion In Dress, Arthuryne Julia Andrews

All Theses

In this thesis the writer has tried to show by specific illustrations the evolution of fashion in dress. To show the development of costume from the earliest beginning to the present involves extended research. For this reason the writer has attempted to compile the study briefly in simple form for the student interested in the subject. The purpose of the study has been to cover the periods of costume of the nations that were most influential in matters of dress from Ancient times to the Middle Twentieth Century, emphasizing only the most marked influences. The research deals chiefly with the …


A Survey Of The Illumination Intensities In The Library, Student Study Rooms, And Class Rooms Of Prairie View State Normal And Industrial College, Charles E. White May 1937

A Survey Of The Illumination Intensities In The Library, Student Study Rooms, And Class Rooms Of Prairie View State Normal And Industrial College, Charles E. White

All Theses

It is a recognized fact that adequate lighting for student study rooms is an extremely important phase of the physical set-up of any institution of learning. The purpose of this survey was to make a thorough investigation of lighting intensities now available in all rooms used for study and recitation at Prairie View State College, to record those intensities in such form as to permit of comparison with standards of the IES and to make recommendations in the instances where the illumination intensities were abnormal. A study of available literature reveals that the investigation is the first of its kind …