Student Clubs

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Coss, Clay "Discussion Clubs for Students," The Bulletin of the Dept. of Secondary-School Principals, XXII October, 1938, pp. 27-34. Outlines what the secondary school can do in the way of training in the art of discussion.

Coulter, H.C. , "Jamesburg High School Clubs" American School Board Journal, CXX, March 1941, p. 48+. Describes the program and five values the school hopes to derive from its promotion.

FTA Information and What It Means to Be a Future Teacher., National Education Association Personal Growth Leaflets, Washington, D. C., The Association. These two leaflets give specific information about this rapidly growing club; the purpose of which is exploratory, prevocational, and professional—enabling members to learn about teaching.

Johnson, E.G. "Clubs in the Small High School," High School Journal , XXIII, October, 1940, pp. 279-83. Describes activities most adoptable to the small rural secondary school.

Keifer, J.C. , "What Junior-High-School Pupils Think of Their Club Program," Clearing House, XV. April, 1941 , pp. 485-87. Replies and opinions of the pupils to a twenty item questionnaire about their thirty-four clubs.

Quigley, J.L. , "Careers in the Making," High Points XXIII. September 1941, p. 68-71. Points out possibilities latent in the club program.

Smith, E.S. , "A Procedure for Appraising Clubs," School Review XLVIII February, 1940, pp. 108-18. Describes Criteria for evaluating the program.

Spaulding, E.T. , Chairman , "Clubs" Junior-Senior High School Clearing House, V, March, 1931, pp. 381-437. Entire issue devoted to the subject. Treats on criteria, organization, administration, and supervising and financing the club program in the secondary school.

Spence, L. "Block Beautiful: Pupil Club Changes a Community." Clearing House XVI. September 1941 , pp. 3-7. Describes how a club program may contribute to civic training.

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Williams, M.E. "Future Teachers Club" School Activities XI February 1940, pp. 243-4. Describes what this new club which is spreading all over the country can accomplish.