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HiH SCHOOL SKRIES 1. THK HIGH SCHOOL COURSE IN ENGLISH, by Willard G. Bleyer, Ph. D., Professor of Journalism. 1906. 1907. 1909. 1911. 2. THE HIGH SCHOOL COUUSK IN GERMAN, by M. Blakemore Evans, Ph. I)., formerly Associate Professor of German. 1907. 1909. Revised by Chas. M. Purin, formerly Assistant Professor of German, 1912. 3. COMPOSITION IN THE HIGH SCHOOL. TuV; FIKST AND SECOND YEAIIS, by Margaret A shmun, formerly Instructor in English. 1908. 1910. 4. THE HIGH SCHOOL COURSE ix LATIN, by M. S. Slaughter, Ph DP rofessor of Latin. 1908. 5. THE HIGH SCHOOL Corns: IN VOICE TRAINING, by Rollo L. Lyman, formerly Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory. 1909. G. THE RKLATIVE STANDING OK PUPILS IN THE HIGH SCHOOL AXI ix Tin; UNIVERSITY, by W. F. Dearborn, Ph. D., formerly Assistant Professor of Education. 1909. (O ut of print) 7. A COT-USE IN MORAL INSTRUCTION von THE HIGH SCHOOL, by Frank Chapman Sharp, Ph. D., Professor of Philosophy. 1909. 1913. 8. THE HIGH SCHOOL COURSE IN MATHEMATICS, by Ernest B. Skinner, Ph. D., Associate Professor of Mathematics. 1910. 9. SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY GRADES, by W. F. Dearborn, Ph. D., formerly Assistant Professor of Education. 1910. 10. THE HIGH SCHOOL COURSE IN GEOGRAPHY, by R. H. Whitbeck, Professor of Physiography and Geography, assisted by Lawrence Martin, Associate Professor of Geology. 1910. 11. THE TEACHING OF MANUAL ARTS, by Fred D. Crawshaw, Professor of Manual A rts, The University of Wisconsin, and Robert. W. Selvidge, Assistant Professor of Manual Training, Department of Manual A rts, University of Missouri. 1911. 1912. 12. THE HIGH SCHOOL COURSE IN AGRICULTURE, by K. L. Hatch, Professor of Agricultural Education. 1911. 1913. 13. REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION TO THE FRESHMAN ENGLISH COURSE (E nglish 1), issued by the Department of English. 1913. 14. THE RELATION OF LATIN TO PRACTICAL LIKE, by Frances E. Sabin, Ass
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