Allbeck, Willard D.The Development of a Scale for Measuring Four Religious Attitudes in a Junior High-School PopulationUniversity of Pittsburgh , 1936.
2.
Allingham, Robert Bruce.Planning Reorganization of the Junior High-School Educational Program, Cedar Rapids, IowaUniversity of Colorado, 1957.
3.
Anderson, John Peyton.A Study of the Relationships Between Certain Aspects of Parental Behavior and Attitudes and the Behavior of Junior High-School PupilsTeachers College, Columbia University, 1940 .
4.
Anderson, Wendell Gaylord.The Development and Trial of an Instrument for the Self-Evaluation of Junior High SchoolsUniversity of Illinois, 1959.
5.
Antila, Signe.Construction and Validation of an Authoritarian Scale for Junior High-School Pupils To Be Used with Certain Criterion GroupsBoston University, 1957.
6.
Arai, Sadao.An Investigation Into Moral Situations and Concepts of Junior High-School PupilsUniversity of Chicago, 1933.
7.
Arnez, Nancy Levi.The Development of a Proposed Plan of Program Study for Houston Junior High School, Baltimore, MarylandTeachers College, Columbia University, 1951.
8.
Barr, Sarah Miller.An Analysis of the Social Skills of the Ninth Grade Girls of Peoria High School, Peoria, IllinoisColorado State College, 1953.
9.
Barton, Catherine A.A Survey of the Intelligence, the Achievement, and the Personality Adjustment of Pupils Enrolled in the Seventh and Eighth Grades of the Military Schools in the United StatesFordham University, 1958.
10.
Baucom, Thomas V.The Place of Mathematics in Junior High-School Core CurriculumTeachers College, Columbia University, 1957.
11.
Bergeson, Clarence O.Problems in Using Audio Visual Materials in Selected Junior High-School Core CoursesTeachers College, Columbia University, 1956.
12.
Bernstein, Dorothy Alperowich.The Nature and Extent of Educational Provisions for the Gifted in Selected Elementary and Junior High SchoolsNorthwestern University, 1958.
13.
Bottrell, Helen K.A Critical Analysis of Human Relations Materials in State-Adopted Textbooks in Junior High-School Language Arts and Social Studies in the State of Texas in 1953-1954University of Houston, 1954.
14.
Brainard, Amy Gamble.An Analysis of Art Problems in Selected Junior High Schools in the United StatesUniversity of Southern California, 1955.
15.
Brayton, Margaret Rose.The Problems, Worries, Fears, and Anxieties of Physically Handicapped Junior and Senior High-School AdolescentsBoston University , 1957.
16.
Budde, Ray.A Study of the Permanence of Seventh-, Eighth-, and Ninth-Grade Teachers in MichiganMichigan State University, 1959.
17.
Bush, Phyllis I.The Determination of a Curriculum Design for the University High School, Junior High DivisionUniversity of Nebraska, 1957.
18.
Byers, Richard Stanley.Articulation in the Junior High SchoolUniversity of Connecticut, 1955.
19.
Caplan, Stanley William.The Effect of Multiple Counseling on Junior High-School Boys' Concepts of Themselves in SchoolUniversity of California (Berkeley), 1956.
20.
Carter, Gavin Henderson.Reconstruction of the Rogers Strength and Physical Fitness Indices for Upper Elementary-, Junior High-, and Senior High-School BoysUniversity of Oregon, 1958.
21.
Carter, William Lee.A New Basis of Organization for the Junior High-School Mathematics ProgramOhio State University , 1957.
22.
Coussan, Gaston Louis.The Effect of Systematic Developmental Reading Instruction at the Junior High-School Level Upon Reading Ability and General AchievementLouisiana State University, 1957.
23.
Coutts, Herbert Thomas.The Relation Between the Reading Competence of Alberta's Ninth-Grade Pupils in Four Content Fields and Their Achievement in Those FieldsUniversity of Minnesota, 1951.
24.
Cross, William Leslie.The Student Council in the Junior High Schools in PennsylvaniaUniversity of Pittsburgh, 1955.
25.
Cyphert, Frederick R.Current Practice in the Use of the Library in Selected Junior High Schools of PennsylvaniaUniversity of Pittsburgh, 1958.
26.
Dameron, Joseph D.A Study of the Science Achievement Test Scores of Eighth-Grade Pupils in Selected Junior High SchoolsUniversity of Kansas, 1959.
27.
Damon, Russell L.Junior High School and Non-Junior High-School AchievementBradley University, 1953 .
28.
Davis, Charles Edward.The Association of Subject Preference in Selected Scholastic Areas of Eighth-Grade PupilsUniversity of Pittsburgh, 1956.
29.
DeForest, Edgar.Some Consequences of Action Research in Working with a Group of Junior High-School TeachersTeachers College, Columbia University, 1957.
30.
Deno, Evelyn Dreier.Changes in the Home Activities of Junior High-School Girls Over a Twenty-Seven-Year PeriodUniversity of Minnesota , 1958.
31.
Donohue, Reverend James C.A Factorial Study of Problem-Solving Abilities of Boys in Beginning Seventh-Grade ArithmeticCatholic University of America, 1957.
32.
Drake, George K.A Critical Analysis of the Functions of the Junior High School in CaliforniaUniversity of California, ( Los Angeles) 1956.
33.
Duffy, Joseph William.A Guide for the Fabrication of Pupil-Made Dioramas in the Junior High Schools of New York CityNew York University, 1958.
34.
Dyer, Henry S.Observable Evidence of Prejudice of Ninth-Grade ChildrenHarvard University, 1950.
35.
Edgerton, Ronald Bryan.An Experimental Study of the Modifiability of the Attitudes of Junior High-School Pupils Toward Civil Liberties in Time of War Through the Handling of Controversial Issues in the Class RoomUniversity of Wisconsin, 1943.
36.
Edmund, Neal R.A Study of the Relationship Between Prior Experiences and the Quality of Creative Writing by Seventh-Grade PupilsSyracuse University, 1958.
37.
Feathers, Joseph.An Analytic Study of the Various Traits Characterizing and the Factors Handicapping Certain Retarded Readers at the Junior High-School LevelUniversity of Washington, 1957 .
38.
Fennell, Edward G.An Analysis of Programs of Outstanding Junior High Schools in the United StatesCornell University, 1953.
39.
Fidler, William L.The Junior High School as an Agent of Personality AdjustmentRutgers University, 1936.
40.
Ford, Henry Walter.A Critical Study of the Curriculum and Services of the Connecticut Three-Year Junior High Schools To Determine to What Extent They Are Meeting the Established Needs of YouthUniversity of Connecticut, 1955.
41.
French, Harold Kenneth.The Selection and Retention of Secondary-School Principals in Oklahoma with Emphasis Upon the Junior High SchoolUniversity of Oklahoma, 1954.
42.
Gonnelly, Ellen.The Chicago Junior High SchoolsLoyola University, 1955.
43.
Grafton, Thomas H.The Measurement of Ethical Knowledge and Attitudes in the Junior High SchoolNorthwestern University , 1934.
44.
Graham, Alva W.An Experimental Study of the Development of Attitudes of Eighth-Grade StudentsUniversity of Oregon , 1946.
45.
Granucci, Frank Emile.An Appraisal of the Classroom Experiences of Junior High-School Pupils Referred to the Guidance DepartmentUniversity of California, (Berkeley), 1958.
46.
Graves, Lawrence Elmer.First-Year Teachers' Development in Community Relations: A Study of the Activities Affecting Teachers' Development in Good Community Relations with Specific Reference to First-Year Teachers in the Negro Junior High Schools of Washington, D.CNew York University, 1957.
47.
Grow, Milton D.An Analysis of Problems of Students in Selected Junior High SchoolsNorthwestern University, 1956.
48.
Gumeer, Harry Theron.Some Proposals for the Improvement of Curriculum Organization in the Junior High Schools of New JerseyTeachers College, Columbia University, 1958 .
49.
Harmer, Earl Williams, Jr.A Study of the Curriculum Development Program of the Stewart Junior High School at the University of UtahOhio State University, 1958.
50.
Harvey, Homer.A Study of the Educational Preparation of Junior High-School Teachers as Viewed from Their OpinionsBradley University, 1956.
51.
Hayden, James Richard.An Analysis of the Personal-School Problems Considered Important by the Junior High-School Adolescent According to Sex, Grade, Age, Intelligence Quotient, and BilingualismBoston University, 1956.
52.
Hayes, J. Norman.The Evolution of a Junior High-School Program for Buffalo's Early AdolescentsUniversity of Buffalo, 1957.
53.
Heideman, Paul John.A Study of the Relationship Between Televiewing and Reading Abilities of Eighth-Grade StudentsUniversity of Minnesota, 1957.
54.
Hilley, Lewis Moore.The Bearing of Certain Related Factors Upon Pupil Attainment of Health Information, Health Interests, and Health PracticesUniversity of Texas, 1955 .
55.
Hirst, Wilma E.The Effects of a Seventh-Grade Remedial Reading Program on Pupils' Academic Progress Through High SchoolColorado State College, 1953.
56.
Hodges, Roberta Bowles.A Study of Faculty Morale in One Junior High School in New York CityNew York University, 1958.
57.
Hodgkiss, Robert Martin.The Evolution of the Functions of the Junior High SchoolUniversity of Texas, 1956.
58.
Holmes, Chester Winfield.The Disciplinary Class: A Survey of the Status and Administration of Disciplinary Schools and Classes for Grades 7-12 in Large Cities in the United States with a Suggested Program for the Reorganization of the Disciplinary Classes in Washington, D. CGeorge Washington University, 1936.
59.
Holt, Milford Owen.General Education in the Springfield, Missouri, Junior High SchoolsUniversity of Colorado, 1955.
60.
Illioff, Louis B.The Effect of Certain Teaching Practices Involving Systematic Home-School Cooperation Upon the Achievement of Eighth-Grade Pupils in MathematicsPennsylvania State University, 1957.
61.
Jaggers, Craddock H.The Superstitions of Junior High-School PupilsGeorge Peabody College for Teachers, 1936.
62.
Jensen, Ivar K.A Plan for Improving Articulation Among Elementary, Junior High, and Senior High Schools in Fair Lawn, New JerseyTeachers College, Columbia University, 1958.
63.
Johnston, Marion Rust.Some Possible Factors Relating to the Amount of Reading Success of a Selected Group of Ninth-Grade PupilsUniversity of California (Los Angeles), 1957.
64.
Juilfs, Erwin J.A History of Junior High Schools in Oregon, 1914-1957University of Oregon, 1958 .
65.
Jurjevich, Joseph C., Jr.Learning Experiences and Outcomes of a Three-Year Junior High-School Core ProgramGeorge Peabody College for Teachers, 1957.
66.
Kirschne, Stephen A.Testing Generalizations about the Gifted in a New York City Junior High-School Core ClassTeachers College, Columbia University , 1958.
67.
Kjelson, Lee Richard.The Development of Two Instructional Films for the Teaching of General Music in the Junior High SchoolIowa State University , 1957.
68.
Knight, Raymond W.A Study of the Origin and Development of the Junior High School in the Tulsa Public SchoolsUniversity of Oklahoma, 1946.
69.
Koplitz, Eugene D.A Comparison of the Mental Performances of Superior and Average Ninth-Grade StudentsUniversity of Wisconsin, 1958 .
70.
Lichtblau, Leonard Robert.Slides for Perceptual-Motor Skills: An Examination of Some of the Factors Which May Make Slides Effective in Teaching a Perceptual-Motor Skill in a Junior High-School Industrial Arts ShopNew York University, 1958.
71.
Light, Jerome Thomas.The Development of a Junior-Senior High-School Program in a Relocation Center for People of Japanese Ancestry During the War with JapanStanford University, 1947.
72.
Llewellyn, Ardelle Alice.An Exploratory Study of Inter-Personal Perceptions of Students and Teachers in Selected Ninth-Grade ClassesNew York University, 1958.
73.
Lloyd, Mack C.Assessment of a Procedure for Developing Evaluative Criteria for the Junior High SchoolUniversity of Utah , 1959.
74.
Lodge, Helena Chanda.The Influence of the Study of Biography on the Moral Ideology of the Adolescent at the Eighth-Grade LevelUniversity of California (Berkeley), 1953.
75.
Lounsbury, John Horton.The Role and Status of the Junior High SchoolGeorge Peabody College for Teachers, 1954.
76.
Lutey, Nelson Herbert.A Comparison of Educational Programs and Facilities Available to Seventh- and Eighth-Grade Pupils in Junior High and Elementary Schools in 8-4 and Reorganized Schools in First-Class Districts of MontanaColorado State College, 1959 .
77.
Lynch, Howard Edward.Equipping a New Junior-Senior High School: A Study of the Provisions for Equipping the Fox Lane School, Bed-ford, New YorkTeachers College, Columbia University, 1959.
78.
Madsen, Farrell D.A Study of the Competencies of Utah Junior High-School Music TeachersUniversity of Oregon, 1957.
79.
Mason, Evelyn S.A Study of Personality Adjustment of Pupils in a Junior High SchoolRutgers University, 1951.
80.
Masten, Frank D.The Personality Development and Occupational Interests of the Sixth-, Seventh-, and Eighth-Grade Pupils at Father Flanagan's Boys' Home, Boys Town, NebraskaColorado State College , 1952.
81.
McCutcheson, George James.An Analytical Study of Achievement in Grade-Eight General Science and in Grade-Eight General Mathematics in Minnesota Public SchoolsUniversity of Minnesota, 1957.
82.
Menninga, Fred T.A Suggested Program of Teacher Education for Minnesota Junior High-School TeachersUniversity of North Dakota, 1958.
83.
Miller, Marshall Baldwin.A Study of the Requirements of Certification of Teachers for the Junior High SchoolUniversity of Kansas, 1957 .
84.
Montgomery, Thomas Sears.A Study of the Philosophy and Changing Practices in the Junior High SchoolUniversity of Texas, 1940.
85.
Moore, James A.Analysis of Selected Factors Associated with Pupil Failures in the Beaver Falls Junior High SchoolUniversity of Pittsburgh , 1956.
86.
Moreno Marrero, Jose Agapito.An Art Curriculum for the Junior High Schools of Puerto RicoUniversity of Colorado, 1944.
87.
Musselman, Dayton L.Patterns of Circumstances Related to Problems Expressed by Seventh-, and Eighth-Grade PupilsUniversity of Colorado, 1958.
88.
Nance, Helen Miriam.A Critical Study of the Curriculum Development Program of Trewyn Junior High School, Peoria, IllinoisOhio State University, 1953.
89.
Normington, Louis W.Block-Time Classes in Junior High Schools in CaliforniaUniversity of California ( Berkeley), 1955.
90.
O'Brien, John L.Articulation in New Jersey Junior and Senior High SchoolsRutgers University, 1959 .
91.
Otto, Arleen C.An Expanding Concept of Junior High-School Homemaking ProgramsTeachers College, Columbia University , 1957.
92.
Ozinonu, Ahmet Kemal.Integrating Recent Scientific Concepts Into the Nine-Grade Science CurriculumUniversity of Illinois , 1959.
93.
Patterson, Mary-Ellen.A Survey of the Attitudes of Junior High-School Educators Toward Policies of the Junior High SchoolColorado State College, 1957.
94.
Phillips, Ewing L.Intellectual and Personality Factors Associated with Social Class Attitudes among Junior High-School StudentsUniversity of Minnesota, 1949.
95.
Pittler, Fannie A.An Analysis of the Relationship Between the Readability of Textbooks and the Abilities of Students in a Junior High SchoolUniversity of Pittsburgh, 1955 .
96.
Platzer, Karl H.Selective Processes in a Junior High School: Sociometric Choice Process and Personality AccomplishmentsNew York University, 1956.
97.
Powers, Frank Randall.The Non-Academic Effects of Homogeneous Groupings on Selected Seventh-Grade PupilsHarvard University , 1958.
98.
Price, Gordon Williams.Program Changes in Public Junior High Schools of Missouri, 1914-1952University of Missouri , 1953.
99.
Rasschaert, William M.A Descriptive Analysis of a Departmental Curriculum Improvement Project in an Urban Junior High SchoolWayne State University, 1957.
100.
Risinger, Robert Gates.An Investigation of the Core Curriculum in the Junior High Schools of the United StatesUniversity of Colorado, 1957.
101.
Roberts, Dodd Edward.Some Effects of an Oral-Visual Presentation of a Group Intelligence Test to Selected Seventh-Grade Pupils Reading at Varying LevelsUniversity of Missouri, 1958.
102.
Robinson, Gertrude Askey.A Case Study of Puerto Rican Children in Junior High School No. 65, Manhattan, New York CityNew York University, 1956.
103.
Robinson, Harry Alan.An Occupational Survey of Reading Specialists in Junior and Senior High SchoolNew York University, 1957 .
104.
Roger, Paul V.Some Observations of the Value of Homogeneous Grouping to Achievement in Seventh-Grade MathematicsTeachers College, Columbia University , 1957.
105.
Rose, Lowell Curtis.An Appraisal and Comparison of the Educational Potential and Effectiveness of Two-Year and Three-Year Junior High SchoolsPurdue University, 1959 .
106.
Rothman, Philip.Expressed Values of Selected Junior High-School Students and the Relationship of These Values to Socio-Economic StatusNew York University, 1955.
107.
Rusch, Carroll Ernest.An Analysis of Arithmetic Achievement in Grades Four, Six, and EightUniversity of Wisconsin , 1957.
108.
Ryan, Louise T.Common Errors in English Usage Made by Spanish-Speaking Pupils: A Teaching Experience for the Correction of the Common Language Errors in Junior High School 101, Manhattan, and a Manual for TeachersNew York University, 1950.
109.
Sanguinetti, Carmen.Adapting Science Instruction in New York Junior High Schools to the Needs of Puerto Rican Background PupilsTeachers College, Columbia University, 1957 .
110.
Schmieder, Frederick.An Evaluation of the Role of English in Selected Junior High-School Core ProgramsOhio State University , 1956.
111.
Schneider, Frederick Julius.An Evaluation of the Role of English in Selected Junior High-School Core ProgramsOhio State University, 1957.
112.
Schurr, Lloyd J.A Comparison of Some Results of Teaching Unified Studies in Two Types of Class Organization in the Junior High SchoolUniversity of Kansas, 1958.
113.
Shen, Ye.A Proposed Program for Chinese Junior High Schools in Respect to Gifted Children as Compared with Other ChildrenTeachers College, Columbia University, 1936 .
114.
Shuck, Gilbert T.The Effects of Athletic Competition on the Growth and Development of Boys in the Selected Junior High Schools as Assessed by the "Grid."Indiana University, 1958 .
115.
Shuford, Iris Lenora.Trends in Theory and Practice in the Junior High School Between 1940 and 1954University of Texas, 1957.
116.
Shuttlesworth, Reba Hudson.The Relationship of Socio-Economic Status to the Measured Adjustment of Seventh-Grade Students in Johnston Junior High School, Houston, Texas, for the Year of 1951-1952Colorado State College, 1955.
117.
Spivak, Monroe L.Departmental or Self-Contained Seventh-and Eighth-Grade ClassroomsRutgers University, 1956.
118.
Stott, Samuel Nathan.A Method of Teaching Junior High-School English Based on SpecificsUniversity of Alabama, 1958.
119.
Strickland, Virgil Earl.A Study of the Needs of Ninth-Grade Students in John T. Allan Junior High School and the University Junior High SchoolUniversity of Texas, 1948.
120.
Tanner, Wilbur Henry.Teaching Rapid and Slow Learners in Seventh-Grade ArithmeticOklahoma State University, 1957.
121.
Tenney, Ralph Eugene.A Study of the University Interscholastic League Spring Meet Literary Events in the Junior High Schools of TexasUniversity of Houston, 1958.
122.
Thayer, Lloyd Yates.The Junior High-School Movement in North CarolinaUniversity of North Carolina, 1957.
123.
Toops, Myrtle Dewey.An Analysis of Core Programs in Selected Junior High Schools of IndianaIndiana University, 1955.
124.
Walker, Benjamin F.A Study of the Professional Preparation of Junior High-School Teachers in IndianaIndiana University , 1959.
125.
Watkins, Robert Harry.The Construction and Testing of a Forced Choice Scale for the Evaluation of Students in Vocal Music at the Junior High-School LevelUniversity of Illinois, 1958.
126.
Weinstein, Alfred B.Meeting Youth Needs at Decatur Junior High SchoolTeachers College, Columbia University, 1952.
127.
Wilborn, Lee J.The Improvement of the Total Program of Allan Junior High School in Austin, Texas, Based Upon an Analysis of Pupil NeedsUniversity of Texas, 1950.
128.
Willink, Ross J.An Inquiry Into the Status of the In-Service Training of Teachers in the Junior High Schools of New York StateUniversity of Buffalo, 1958.
129.
Yeoman, Claude Allan.Administrative Practices and Procedures in Processing Transfers at the Junior High-School LevelUniversity of Texas, 1951.
130.
Younie, William John.Developing Filmslides on Some Aspects of the Pre-Vocational Training Program for Educable Retardates in Junior High School for Use by Teacher Educators in Mental RetardationTeachers College, Columbia University, 1959.
131.
Zajicek, Sarita Soto De.Language Teaching, with Special Reference to Methods and Materials for Spanish in the Junior High SchoolUniversity of Texas, 1949.