Chapter II: Section VII: Reference material 81

Use of reference material 81
Sources of reference material 81
Bibliography 82

INDEX 85

FIGURES

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1. An arrangement of wild flowers and grasses and a few books placed
on a blotter on a typewriter table in front of an inexpensive
india print may furnish a colorful spot in any schoolroom. Note
the effective use of the screen in concealing a filing case 7

2. A bulletin board on which it is necessary to use a variety of
materials adds to the appearance of the room when these materials
are well arranged and frequently changed 8

3. Pupils in a Nebraska high school try out different flowers and
arrangements 9

4. In a Nebraska high school a screen was used in an unattractive
corner as a background for an appreciation center 24

5. The simplest school furnishings can be combined attractively.
A low bookcase, a bowl of bittersweet, and a passe partout
picture as here used are available in most schools 26

6. A few pieces of unrelated illustrative material may be grouped
successfully in bulletin-board space 28

7. Sprouted sweetpotato produced this attractive centerpiece for
the home table 29

8. Glass-paneled doors open from the dining room directly into a
main first-floor corridor in the high school at Stromsburg, Nebr. 30

9. The dresser as found in the dormitory room 43

10. The same dresser after the class in related art had remodeled
and painted it 43

CHARTS

1. Suggestions for use of this bulletin by teachers 5

2. Analysis of the value of notebooks in art courses 44

3. Types and sources of illustrative materials 76

Publications of the Federal Board for Vocational Education relating
to home-economics education 89