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Title: 8Wa39, a Panton, Leslie and Company trading post site: history, ethnohistory, and archaeology.
Creator: Stacy, Pheriba Kay
Date Issued: 1967
Identifier: 15266617, FSU_ARCH_F314S82
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: A study of enzyme synthesis in vivo and in vitro.
Creator: Younathan, Ezzat Saad, Frieden, Earl, Florida State University, College of Arts & Sciences
Abstract/Description: Until recently, the major part of biochemical research has been concentrated on the degradative rather than on the synthetic reactions of living systems. This is mainly due to limitations imposed by technique. The introduction of isotopic tracers and the development of efficient fractionation techniques have made possible the investigation of the biosynthetic mechanism of many metabolites. During the last decade, due to the Coris and their coworkers, the mechanism of polysaccharide synthesis...
Show moreUntil recently, the major part of biochemical research has been concentrated on the degradative rather than on the synthetic reactions of living systems. This is mainly due to limitations imposed by technique. The introduction of isotopic tracers and the development of efficient fractionation techniques have made possible the investigation of the biosynthetic mechanism of many metabolites. During the last decade, due to the Coris and their coworkers, the mechanism of polysaccharide synthesis was largely worked out. Two years ago, Lynen and Mahler proposed independently a scheme for the biosynthesis of long-chain fatty acids. On the other hand, the problem of protein synthesis is still one of the major challenges to the biochemists. In the mechanisms just referred to for the biosynthesis of simpler metabolites, the specificity of the biochemical process is always explained by the specificity of the enzymes involved.But when the formation of a protein is considered, the problem cannot be solved by referring to the specificity of conventional protein enzymes, since the synthesis of these, in turn, has to be accounted for. Evidently, enzymes involved in protein biosynthesis must be of a different nature. Elucidation of the mechanism of protein synthesis will not only add to our knowledge about the production of cellular protein, but may also shed some light on many other important problems, e.g., heredity factors, cancer, virus growth and microbial adaptation. A prerequisite to the study of protein synthesis is to work out a simple system capable of net synthesis of a specific protein. Several approaches have been designed to demonstrate protein production in vivo and in vitro. The assets and limitations of each of these methods will be discussed in the next chapter. The approach adopted for the work reported in this dissertation is the net enzyme synthesis in vivo and in vitro. Enzymes offer a useful tool by virtue of being specific proteins which could be rapidly and accurately assayed. The larger portion of the work was carried out using the in vitro system since, in contrast with the in vivo system, it is simpler and permits better control of the experimental variables. The effect of several activators and inhibitors has been investigated with special emphasis on amino acid analogues"-- Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1955
Identifier: FSU_59119Y67S
Format: Thesis

Title: Actual receipts and expenditures in public education for Escambia County, Florida from 1944 through 1950.
Creator: Bragg, Sam M., Dean, Harris Williams, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The author has made this study of the actual receipts and expenditures in public education for Escambia County, Florida for two main reasons. First, to gain a clearer insight into the financing of education in this county, and to learn more about the sources of income that are used for the operation of the public schools in the county and to see what portion of these incomes are actually spent for each of the services rendered by the school system. Second, to compare the amounts contributed...
Show moreThe author has made this study of the actual receipts and expenditures in public education for Escambia County, Florida for two main reasons. First, to gain a clearer insight into the financing of education in this county, and to learn more about the sources of income that are used for the operation of the public schools in the county and to see what portion of these incomes are actually spent for each of the services rendered by the school system. Second, to compare the amounts contributed by the State of Florida to the schools of the county before and after the adoption of the Minimum Foundation Program for Education in Florida, and to study some of the services rendered by the county school system before and after the program was instituted.
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Date Issued: 1952
Identifier: FSU_historic_ALA7573
Format: Thesis

Title: Adaptive population differentiation in wiregrass (Aristida stricta michx.) in North Florida sandhills and flatwoods.
Creator: Kindell, Carolyn
Identifier: 29393083, FSU_QK495G74K561993
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: The administration and supervision of a high school activity program.
Creator: Moore, Flournoy, Dean, Harris Williams, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "In this study the purposes of the school activity program in the field of administration and supervision have been examined. These purposes, as they relate to the total school program, have been examined also. As a result of the careful examination of the purposes of the school activity program it is the purpose of this study to set forth a practical criteria for administering and supervising a school activity program"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1952
Identifier: FSU_historic_akp5006
Format: Thesis

Title: Administrative policies of Wakulla County.
Creator: Tallman, William D., Curtis, H. A., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this paper is not to set up policies for the Wakulla County school but rather to bring together some of the policies expressed in the minutes of the Wakulla County Board of Public Instruction, and other statements of policy that have made themselves felt in the operation of the schools since 1949. In the summer of 1949 the principals, supervisor, and superintendent drew up policies to govern the administration of the schools as regards students, teachers, custodians, and bus...
Show more"The purpose of this paper is not to set up policies for the Wakulla County school but rather to bring together some of the policies expressed in the minutes of the Wakulla County Board of Public Instruction, and other statements of policy that have made themselves felt in the operation of the schools since 1949. In the summer of 1949 the principals, supervisor, and superintendent drew up policies to govern the administration of the schools as regards students, teachers, custodians, and bus drivers. These policies were never officially adopted by the Board and so have not been of universal effectiveness"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1953
Identifier: FSU_historic_akp4843
Format: Thesis

Title: Admissable and minimax procedures in statistical estimation.
Creator: Edwards, Anna Caroline, Fend, A. V., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this paper is to present two methods for proving that a statistical estimate is admissible and minimax. The Bayes method was introduced by Wald, and Theorems 2.2 and 2.3 illustrate the technique. The second way is due to Hodges and Lehmann and is based on a lower bound for the variance of an estimate. In Theorem 3.2 the Hodges-Lehmann method for proving admissibility is given. The last chapter is devoted to an extension of the Hodges and Lehmann technique to the Bhattacharyya...
Show more"The purpose of this paper is to present two methods for proving that a statistical estimate is admissible and minimax. The Bayes method was introduced by Wald, and Theorems 2.2 and 2.3 illustrate the technique. The second way is due to Hodges and Lehmann and is based on a lower bound for the variance of an estimate. In Theorem 3.2 the Hodges-Lehmann method for proving admissibility is given. The last chapter is devoted to an extension of the Hodges and Lehmann technique to the Bhattacharyya bounds"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1954
Identifier: FSU_historic_AKP2803
Format: Thesis

Title: Adult education as revealed in the Proceedings and addresses of the National education association from 1921 to 1941.
Creator: Snook, Hugh Gerald, Pyburn, Nita Katharine, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The aim of this study is to trace the history of the development of adult education in the United States from the close of World War I to the beginning of World War II as it is revealed in the Proceedings and Addresses of the National Education Association for this period. The treatment of the data was thorough reading of the source materials and supplementary materials to discover the origin of the programs, why they were advocated and instituted, and when and if they were changed and for...
Show moreThe aim of this study is to trace the history of the development of adult education in the United States from the close of World War I to the beginning of World War II as it is revealed in the Proceedings and Addresses of the National Education Association for this period. The treatment of the data was thorough reading of the source materials and supplementary materials to discover the origin of the programs, why they were advocated and instituted, and when and if they were changed and for what reasons. It was found that there were three definite stages of development. Each reflected the economic, political, social, and intellectual characteristics of the nation at that time.
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Date Issued: 1950
Identifier: FSU_ahj0457
Format: Thesis

Title: Aid to dependent children programs in six southeastern states comprising region IV of the United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.
Creator: Guy, Louise Johnson, Lansdale, Robert T., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study was to determine the extent of the ADC program and whether there were differences in the program statistics and social characteristics of the ADC recipients in the six Southeastern States which comprise Region IV of the United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. The specific states involved were Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Tennessee. It was hoped that a study of a segment of the ADC program, showing variations in the...
Show more"The purpose of this study was to determine the extent of the ADC program and whether there were differences in the program statistics and social characteristics of the ADC recipients in the six Southeastern States which comprise Region IV of the United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. The specific states involved were Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Tennessee. It was hoped that a study of a segment of the ADC program, showing variations in the program statistics and social characteristics of the recipients, would help to point up unmet needs and possible areas for more intensive research"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1961
Identifier: FSU_aha4197
Format: Thesis

Title: The Alabama Library Association, 1904-1939;: A history of its organization, growth and contribution to library development.
Creator: Hoffman, Jean Le Furgey, Shores, Louis, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study is to establish that the Alabama Library Association has wielded a powerful influence on the promotion and development of public, school and college libraries within the state, that the Association has been instrumental in securing passage of all legislation relating to libraries enacted up to the present time, that Alabama's Public Library Service Division was created as a function of state government through the efforts of Association leaders, and that the...
Show more"The purpose of this study is to establish that the Alabama Library Association has wielded a powerful influence on the promotion and development of public, school and college libraries within the state, that the Association has been instrumental in securing passage of all legislation relating to libraries enacted up to the present time, that Alabama's Public Library Service Division was created as a function of state government through the efforts of Association leaders, and that the Association spear-headed the library movement in Alabama. The study is a history of the Alabama Library Association, 1904-1939. In it the writer has made an effort to (1) trace the organization, growth and development, (2) record for the profession some highlights concerning a selected group of officers and leaders, (3) report the significant achievements, (4) discuss and evaluate conference programs, themes and speakers, (5) trace and evaluate the scope and limitations of the publications, (6) interpret the primary role of the Association in the promotion and development of library service, (7) point out the influence of the Association in securing municipal and state aid"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1962
Identifier: FSU_historic_ahn2430
Format: Thesis

Title: Aldus Manutius: Scholar and teacher, printer and publisher.
Creator: Flory, Esther V., Gregory, Agnes, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "Preliminary research showed that studies within the past twenty-five years in English on Aldus Manutius are almost wholly confined to articles published in scholarly or professional journals. Little but basic facts can be found in books concerned with the history of printing for their scope is too broad. A book by Theodore Low DeVinne, Aldus Pius Manutius, is acknowledged as an essay. Older works are not easily accessible. That by Goldsmid, privately printed in Edinburgh in 1887, is, as its...
Show more"Preliminary research showed that studies within the past twenty-five years in English on Aldus Manutius are almost wholly confined to articles published in scholarly or professional journals. Little but basic facts can be found in books concerned with the history of printing for their scope is too broad. A book by Theodore Low DeVinne, Aldus Pius Manutius, is acknowledged as an essay. Older works are not easily accessible. That by Goldsmid, privately printed in Edinburgh in 1887, is, as its title indicates, A Bibliographical Sketch of the Aldine Press Forming a Catalogue of All Works Issued by Aldus and His Successors, From 1494 to 1597 ..., and does not fully satisfy one's curiosity. Horatio R. E. Brown's study, The Venetian Printing Press, was published in 1891. The most frequently mentioned biographies are works in French printed in the last century. Detailed information on the printing types which contain little if any biographical information. To bring together the widely scattered information became the purpose of this paper"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1955
Identifier: FSU_historic_akd8950
Format: Thesis

Title: Alfred Leland Crabb: Educator-novelist.
Creator: Hier, Helen M., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "That a man who has devoted most of his life to educational matters should achieve the widespread recognition as a novelist that Dr. Crabb has should be of interest not only to librarians who are concerned with both matters, but to the reading public as well. This assumption, coupled with the writer's interest in Alfred Leland Crabb as a Tennessean, led to the undertaking of this study of his life and writings. The purpose of this paper is to present first a biographical sketch of Alfred...
Show more"That a man who has devoted most of his life to educational matters should achieve the widespread recognition as a novelist that Dr. Crabb has should be of interest not only to librarians who are concerned with both matters, but to the reading public as well. This assumption, coupled with the writer's interest in Alfred Leland Crabb as a Tennessean, led to the undertaking of this study of his life and writings. The purpose of this paper is to present first a biographical sketch of Alfred Leland Crabb including his contribution to the field of education as evidenced through his life and writings in that area; second, a summary of the plots of his eleven novels and some indication of their critical reception; and third, a bibliography of his writings, as well as of those used in the preparation of his paper"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1959
Identifier: FSU_historic_akd9018
Format: Thesis

Title: The aliased and the de-aliased spectral models of the shallow water equations.
Creator: Chen, Xiong-shan, Pfeffer, Richard L., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The most widely used spectral models with the transform method are the de-aliased spectral model in which the de-aliased technique is used in the discrete Fourier transform according to the 3/2-rule. From the viewpoint of the Walsh-Hadamard transform, the multiplications of the values of the variables on the gridpoints do not yield the aliasing terms. In the shallow water equations, we compare the aliased spectral model with the de-aliased spectral model using the initial conditions of the...
Show more"The most widely used spectral models with the transform method are the de-aliased spectral model in which the de-aliased technique is used in the discrete Fourier transform according to the 3/2-rule. From the viewpoint of the Walsh-Hadamard transform, the multiplications of the values of the variables on the gridpoints do not yield the aliasing terms. In the shallow water equations, we compare the aliased spectral model with the de-aliased spectral model using the initial conditions of the Rossby-Haurwitz wave and the FGGE data. The aliased spectral models are more accurate and more efficient than the de-aliased spectral models. For the same wavenumber truncation, the computational amount of the aliased spectral model is only 60 percent of the de-aliased spectral model. We have not yet discovered the phenomenon of the nonlinear computational instability induced by the aliasing terms in the long time integration of the aliased spectral models. Thus, in the spectral models with the transform method the necessity of using the 3/2-rule in the discrete Fourier transform may be viewed with suspicion"--Abstract.
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Date Issued: 1991
Identifier: FSU_agg9483
Format: Thesis

Title: The American Library Association Liberty and Justice Book Awards.
Creator: Murphy, John J. S., Srygley, Sara Krentzman, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The purpose of this paper is to present background information related to the establishment of the American Library Association Liberty and Justice Book Awards program; to give a factual description of the awards program including criteria for selection, specifications, and procedures; to compile critical comments on the awards program as found in professional literature; to describe the award-winning books; to analyze reviewers' criticisms of the award-winning books, as available in the...
Show moreThe purpose of this paper is to present background information related to the establishment of the American Library Association Liberty and Justice Book Awards program; to give a factual description of the awards program including criteria for selection, specifications, and procedures; to compile critical comments on the awards program as found in professional literature; to describe the award-winning books; to analyze reviewers' criticisms of the award-winning books, as available in the major book-reviewing media; to describe the authors receiving the awards; and to report on comments of the authors receiving the awards, in relation to their opinions concerning the values and results of the awards program"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1960
Identifier: FSU_akd9319
Format: Thesis

Title: The amount of iron in vegetables, especially in turnips.
Creator: Cooper, Sadie Lucile
Date Issued: 1916
Identifier: 29759866, FSU_ARCH_5431C778a
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: An analysis of a selected list of books of historical fiction that have developmental values for the intermediate grades.
Creator: Allen, Margaret Louise, Gregory, Agnes, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "It is the purpose of this paper, therefore, to explore some of those books included in several literary selection tools in order to determine whether they present the needs of children and the satisfaction of those needs in terms of experiences showing developmental values of a social and ethical nature. To recognize that a certain youngster needs more self-confidence, to give him a book in which the hero is beset by the same situation and overcomes it, and then to sit back with the calm...
Show more"It is the purpose of this paper, therefore, to explore some of those books included in several literary selection tools in order to determine whether they present the needs of children and the satisfaction of those needs in terms of experiences showing developmental values of a social and ethical nature. To recognize that a certain youngster needs more self-confidence, to give him a book in which the hero is beset by the same situation and overcomes it, and then to sit back with the calm expectation of seeing a miracle wrought would be optimistic to the point of simple-mindedness. All that the librarian can do is to present the book to the child in the hope that he will absorb some help from his reading and thus be encouraged to solve his problems successfully"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1958
Identifier: FSU_historic_akd9730
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of an artistic conception.
Creator: Knobler, Lois Jean, Lewandowski, Edmund, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: It is impossible for me to discuss my paintings as something apart from my life. Painting is the only medium I have found through which I can synthesize my love of life, my criticism of it, my hopes, my humor and the truest realization of my world. It is, in fact, my whole way of life. Through paintings I can clarify my thoughts for, in essence, they are my thoughts and my feelings. Paintings do not simply intersperse my life as emotional outbursts. They are products of my life and its search...
Show moreIt is impossible for me to discuss my paintings as something apart from my life. Painting is the only medium I have found through which I can synthesize my love of life, my criticism of it, my hopes, my humor and the truest realization of my world. It is, in fact, my whole way of life. Through paintings I can clarify my thoughts for, in essence, they are my thoughts and my feelings. Paintings do not simply intersperse my life as emotional outbursts. They are products of my life and its search for a place in the "scheme of things". That search starts with an awareness of a relation of all things in the world--a scheme of things--an order. The search of a life for its own place in the order, its relation to everything it contacts, produces the paintings.
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Date Issued: 1951
Identifier: FSU_historic_akw1826
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of clothing choices of recent high school graduates as basis for determining needed content for units in clothing selection for high schools.
Creator: Barksdale, Dottie Mae
Date Issued: 1934
Identifier: 29527540, FSU_ARCH_646B256a
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: An analysis of cooperative planning in school administration.
Creator: Yelverton, W. L., Dean, Harris William, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "Administrators trying to use more cooperative planning in their school systems are urged on all sides to do this and to do that. The writer felt there was a need for analysis of what has been said, together with some examples of what has been done concerning the immediate aspects of this problem"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1950
Identifier: FSU_historic_akp2746
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of current problem areas for 65 children in foster care with a governmental child welfare unit in Miami, 1957.
Creator: Osborne, Gordon L., Brown, Douglass, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study was to analyze data collected from a single child welfare unit of a Florida public welfare agency regarding the backgrounds and current problem areas of children under foster care. The analysis of these data was undertaken to determine the frequency of appearance for certain factors in the histories of children in foster care. A judgment was also made regarding the significance of the interrelationships between certain of the variables studied"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1958
Identifier: FSU_Osborne_Gordon_L
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of factors which contribute to or limit the development of a program based upon teacher understanding of pupil needs in the Sarasota Senior High School.
Creator: Vaught, Naomi M., Leeper, Sarah Hammond, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: Why should a teacher who has not worked with senior high girls be concerned about these adolescents and their problems? There are two possible answers to this question. First, the teacher must have an understanding of the behavior patterns and characteristics of this specific age to have a reasonable amount of success for the year. And the second reason is that many adults have an inconsiderate attitude toward adolescents. These adolescents may be having difficulty in making an adjustment...
Show moreWhy should a teacher who has not worked with senior high girls be concerned about these adolescents and their problems? There are two possible answers to this question. First, the teacher must have an understanding of the behavior patterns and characteristics of this specific age to have a reasonable amount of success for the year. And the second reason is that many adults have an inconsiderate attitude toward adolescents. These adolescents may be having difficulty in making an adjustment from the role of a child to that of the adult. Therefore, it is indeed necessary that the classroom teacher study adolescent psychology so that she will be less inept, less negligent, and inconsiderate in her relationship with the students she encourages or influences whether in the classroom or throughout the day's activities.
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Date Issued: 1956
Identifier: FSU_historic_akw1786
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of grouping to care for individual differences in reading in grade three.
Creator: Brandon, Martha Bailey, Moon, Robert C., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The specific teaching situation described in this paper took place in a large elementary school. The school is located in a fairly prosperous farming and tourist center on the central west coast of Florida. The enrollment of this school is composed chiefly of children who live in the town. Approximately one-fifth of the children lives in outlying areas and about one-fifth are tourists who spend from a week to almost a year in the school. The teacher referred to in this paper is the author.
Date Issued: 1949
Identifier: FSU_historic_akv1194
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of literary quality in selected recent junior novels.
Creator: Benson, Lavonn, Burton, Dwight L., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The purpose of this study is to analyze fifteen junior novels as to the nature of the literary experience they offer. Such an analysis becomes significant to the teacher of high school English in view of the fact that many junior novels are being published, and school libraries are stocking their shelves with them in increasing numbers. One librarian states that in her library the percentage of junior novels in the total collection as grown from 11.4% in 1951 to 58% in 1956. She also states...
Show moreThe purpose of this study is to analyze fifteen junior novels as to the nature of the literary experience they offer. Such an analysis becomes significant to the teacher of high school English in view of the fact that many junior novels are being published, and school libraries are stocking their shelves with them in increasing numbers. One librarian states that in her library the percentage of junior novels in the total collection as grown from 11.4% in 1951 to 58% in 1956. She also states that "the English teacher, who is less apt to think terms of circulation figures, may question the literary value of much of the current output."
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Date Issued: 1959
Identifier: FSU_historic_akw1819
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of my work.
Creator: Adams, John Franklin, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: Discussion of the author's artworks.
Date Issued: 1956
Identifier: FSU_historic_akz5793
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of selected contemporary fiction dealing with Negro-White relations.
Creator: Anderson, Sidney E., Burton, Dwight L., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The purpose of this paper is to analyze twelve contemporary fiction books dealing with Negro-white relationships and to draw tentative conclusions as to their influence for better understanding between the white Southerner and the Negro. The danger of unchecked prejudice and discrimination cannot be minimized or ignored in the South today. On the contrary there is a desperate urgency, a frantic need for abatement of the seemingly headlong plunge toward the chasm created by the 1954 and 1955...
Show moreThe purpose of this paper is to analyze twelve contemporary fiction books dealing with Negro-white relationships and to draw tentative conclusions as to their influence for better understanding between the white Southerner and the Negro. The danger of unchecked prejudice and discrimination cannot be minimized or ignored in the South today. On the contrary there is a desperate urgency, a frantic need for abatement of the seemingly headlong plunge toward the chasm created by the 1954 and 1955 Supreme Court decisions in the public school segregation cases.
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Date Issued: 1956
Identifier: FSU_historic_akw1814
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of some characteristics of September, 1951 freshmen students below the twentieth percentile on the American Council on Education Psychological Examination at Florida State University.
Creator: Fernandez, Sheila A., Murray, Stewart, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: In recent years, and particularly during the last decade, the student bodies of American colleges and universities have greatly increased in size and have become much more heterogeneous with respect to scholastic ability and general motivation to succeed. These changes have occurred chiefly because veterans' aid as well as improved economic conditions throughout the country have permitted a much greater number of students to enter college than ever before. But how many of these students are...
Show moreIn recent years, and particularly during the last decade, the student bodies of American colleges and universities have greatly increased in size and have become much more heterogeneous with respect to scholastic ability and general motivation to succeed. These changes have occurred chiefly because veterans' aid as well as improved economic conditions throughout the country have permitted a much greater number of students to enter college than ever before. But how many of these students are actually successful in their college education? President Archibald of Haverford College made a survey of the 655 liberal arts colleges throughout the United States. He found that of the thousands of students who entered college each year more than half dropped out before graduation. Most of these dropped out during their freshman year. The students needed guidance especially during their freshman year. The purpose of the present study was to investigate certain characteristics of freshmen students at Florida State University who obtained scores at or below the 20th percentile of the American Council of Education Psychological Examination. These students were chosen from those who entered Florida State University in Septemenber 1951, and to whom the examination was given at the time of entrance.
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Date Issued: 1952
Identifier: FSU_historic_akz9824
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of test reliability.
Creator: Isaacson, Fenton R., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The need for efficient means of testing has long been recognized. To obtain efficiency in testing requires the study of four attributes of the testing instrument--namely: reliability, validity, interpretability and administrability. It is the purpose of this paper to examine in some detail the first of these attributes, reliability. In particular, this is an attempt to analyse the reliability of Mathematics 101 Test D which was administered at Florida State University in the fall of 1948"-...
Show more"The need for efficient means of testing has long been recognized. To obtain efficiency in testing requires the study of four attributes of the testing instrument--namely: reliability, validity, interpretability and administrability. It is the purpose of this paper to examine in some detail the first of these attributes, reliability. In particular, this is an attempt to analyse the reliability of Mathematics 101 Test D which was administered at Florida State University in the fall of 1948"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1949
Identifier: FSU_historic_AKP4870
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of the "social consequences" experienced by thirty one alcoholic patients before and during treatment, at the Alcoholic Rehabilitation Clinic, Tampa, Florida.
Creator: Love, James Pasco, Hayes, Dorothy D., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study was to determine, if possible, whether there was any significant change in the 'social consequences' experienced by thirty-one alcoholic patients during the first six months they are in treatment as compared to the six months immediately prior to their entering treatment. The 'significant change' was determined on the basis of the 'social consequences' they suffered as a result of their relapse into compulsive drinking, and the difference 'before' and 'during' was...
Show more"The purpose of this study was to determine, if possible, whether there was any significant change in the 'social consequences' experienced by thirty-one alcoholic patients during the first six months they are in treatment as compared to the six months immediately prior to their entering treatment. The 'significant change' was determined on the basis of the 'social consequences' they suffered as a result of their relapse into compulsive drinking, and the difference 'before' and 'during' was tested by the chi square test for the significance of the difference"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1959
Identifier: FSU_ahn3746
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of the costs of the transportation program in Madison County, Florida with recommendations for improvement.
Creator: Binger, Robert D., Dean, Harris William, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The transportation program in Madison County and the problems which stem from it are unique for the state of Florida. Madison County is one of the few counties in the state which handle school transportation on a complete contractual basis. At present in Florida, Duval and Madison Counties operate school buses on a complete contractual basis. Liberty County owns one bus and operates seven others on a contractual basis. In Union County all the buses are jointly owned.
Date Issued: 1951
Identifier: FSU_historic_akx0513
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of the diversified cooperative training program in Jefferson High School, Tampa, Florida.
Creator: Maney, Ernest P., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study is to analyze the Diversified Cooperative Training Program at Jefferson High School as to its methods in meeting the needs of students to better serve themselves and the community. Chapter I will describe the concepts of the Diversified Cooperative Training Program. Chapter II will describe the Diversified Cooperative Training Program at Jefferson High School in Tampa, Florida, followed by a summary"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1952
Identifier: FSU_historic_AKX0518
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of the duties of the deans of girls in Florida secondary schools.
Creator: Dowdell, Jane, Cottingham, Harold F., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this paper is to present an analysis of the functions carried on by the Deans of Girls (or deans' equivalents) in the Florida Secondary Schools of four hundred and fifty or larger enrollment. This is an analysis based on material gathered from questionnaires, conferences, research, and interviews from those directly concerned with this occupation. This analysis attempts to clarify the duties of the Deans of Girls in Florida Secondary Schools in the hope that some results will...
Show more"The purpose of this paper is to present an analysis of the functions carried on by the Deans of Girls (or deans' equivalents) in the Florida Secondary Schools of four hundred and fifty or larger enrollment. This is an analysis based on material gathered from questionnaires, conferences, research, and interviews from those directly concerned with this occupation. This analysis attempts to clarify the duties of the Deans of Girls in Florida Secondary Schools in the hope that some results will be obtained that may be of value in certification plans for guidance training programs, in-service training activities, and orientation services"--Preface.
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Date Issued: 1951
Identifier: FSU_historic_aku3765
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of the exceptional children's unit in the Lake Placid, Florida school.
Creator: Parks, Gretchen H., Witherspoon, Ralph L., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "This study is a report of the Exceptional Children's Unit in Lake Placid, Florida. The purposes of this report are as follows: 1. To clarify the thoughts of the writer on what the Exceptional Children's Unit has accomplished. 2. To arrive at conclusions on the contributions the Lake Placid Exceptional Children's Unit has made to children and to teachers of other grades. 3. To clarify the values and techniques of case histories in teaching exceptional children. 4. To compare the curricula and...
Show more"This study is a report of the Exceptional Children's Unit in Lake Placid, Florida. The purposes of this report are as follows: 1. To clarify the thoughts of the writer on what the Exceptional Children's Unit has accomplished. 2. To arrive at conclusions on the contributions the Lake Placid Exceptional Children's Unit has made to children and to teachers of other grades. 3. To clarify the values and techniques of case histories in teaching exceptional children. 4. To compare the curricula and program which have been used in the exceptional unit with that reported in well-known schools. This study will attempt to trace the development of the mental pattern of two mentally defective children and a borderline subnormal boy over a period of three years in a public school"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1954
Identifier: FSU_historic_akp4932
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of the experienced activity program in Tomlin Junior High School.
Creator: Sampley, Bennie L., Curtis, H. A., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this paper is to present an analysis of an activity program which was started in Tomlin Junior High School during the 1949-50 term. It is not an analysis based on statistics, nor is it an attempt to present an ideal program as a pattern for other schools to follow. Rather it honestly attempts to describe how the teachers in a given school worked through the group process to meet one of the paramount needs of that school in a way that would contribute most to the boys and girls...
Show more"The purpose of this paper is to present an analysis of an activity program which was started in Tomlin Junior High School during the 1949-50 term. It is not an analysis based on statistics, nor is it an attempt to present an ideal program as a pattern for other schools to follow. Rather it honestly attempts to describe how the teachers in a given school worked through the group process to meet one of the paramount needs of that school in a way that would contribute most to the boys and girls enrolled in the school"--Preface.
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Date Issued: 1950
Identifier: FSU_historic_akp4925
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of the idea of cooperative planning in the elementary school.
Creator: Mears, John M., Dean, Harris William, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: In this study the writer intends to examine the literature on the purposes of the school and society as they are served by cooperative planning, select some of the best that has been said in regards to cooperative planing and to point up pathways to future growth through cooperative planning.
Date Issued: 1950
Identifier: FSU_historic_alb4235
Format: Thesis

Title: Analysis of the library contribution to the instructional program in Mirror Lake Junior High School, St. Petersburg, Florida, 1951-1952.
Creator: Sewell, Margaret Hix, Srygley, Sara Krentzman, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this paper is to make an intensive examination of the facilities and services of the library at Mirror Lake Junior High School in relation to the changed curriculum in the school in order to ascertain the extent to which the library is contributing to the instructional program of the school. It is assumed that this examination would provide a sound basis for recommending library improvement in the school"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1952
Identifier: FSU_historic_akd9031
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of the problem of price level changes and financial statements.
Creator: Miller, Gibbes Ulmer, Champion, John E., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this paper is to analyze the problem created by a rising price level as it affects accounting and to appraise in the light of the broad social responsibility of accounting certain proposals for giving effect to price-level changes in accounting statements"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1958
Identifier: FSU_alb4842
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of the reading interests and habits of tenth grade pupils in Walton High School.
Creator: Anderson, Lucile, Clapp, Robert George, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "Do high school students read? And do the ones who read have a well-balanced reading program, or is the reading done haphazardly? Sometimes these, and similar questions, result in answers subjective in character being framed in such sweeping generalizations as today's youth does little or no personal reading. Such statements have been the motive for numerous investigative surveys. These studies have revealed the value of a permanent interest in reading as an essential aid to personal...
Show more"Do high school students read? And do the ones who read have a well-balanced reading program, or is the reading done haphazardly? Sometimes these, and similar questions, result in answers subjective in character being framed in such sweeping generalizations as today's youth does little or no personal reading. Such statements have been the motive for numerous investigative surveys. These studies have revealed the value of a permanent interest in reading as an essential aid to personal development and social culture. They have pointed out the increasing demands made by society for greater proficiency in reading. Also, they have shown the importance of the reading program in the curriculum as a medium for establishing in youth a permanent interest in reading both for information and for recreation. Thus far, however, surveys have not established the fact that reading interests and habits differ between rural and urban pupils. This study, therefore, is an attempt to discover what differences, if any, exist in the reading interests and habits between a group of rural and urban children. The pupils considered are those enrolled during the 1950-51 session in the tenth grade in Walton High School DeFuniak Springs, Florida. In the course of this paper, pupils who ride school busses a distance of two miles or more are to be identified as 'transported' pupils; those who live within a radius of two miles of the school center and who do not ride school busses are to be referred to as 'non-transported' pupils"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1952
Identifier: FSU_historic_AKD9777
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of the responses of ninety relatives of mental patients to form letters from the Social Service Department, the Bryce Hospital, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Creator: Shannon, Patrick J., Borsuk, Howard W., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study was to determine the significant differences between the responses of principal relatives of newly hospitalized male mental patients, to different form letters from the Social Service Department at The Bryce Hospital, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. These responses were dichotomized by: (1) the responses of the relatives who received the original Social Service form letter; and (2) the responses of the relatives who received the revised version of the aforementioned form...
Show more"The purpose of this study was to determine the significant differences between the responses of principal relatives of newly hospitalized male mental patients, to different form letters from the Social Service Department at The Bryce Hospital, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. These responses were dichotomized by: (1) the responses of the relatives who received the original Social Service form letter; and (2) the responses of the relatives who received the revised version of the aforementioned form letter, which was reconstructed by the author of this study to include the application of selected basic social casework principles to its content"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1961
Identifier: FSU_ahn3787
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of the selections of the first year of the Book-of-the-Month Club.
Creator: Jordan, Marjorie Fulton, Clapp, Robert George, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: In 1926 the Book-of-the-Month Club sent its first selection to 4,750 members. Twenty three years later the club had 4,000,000 members, had distributed over 100,000,000 books, and was one of sixty such clubs operating in the United States. Much discussion has taken place and many articles have been written during this period relative to the merits of these organizations. The attacks have been made largely on the following points: (1) the organization was foisting on the public in dictatorial...
Show moreIn 1926 the Book-of-the-Month Club sent its first selection to 4,750 members. Twenty three years later the club had 4,000,000 members, had distributed over 100,000,000 books, and was one of sixty such clubs operating in the United States. Much discussion has taken place and many articles have been written during this period relative to the merits of these organizations. The attacks have been made largely on the following points: (1) the organization was foisting on the public in dictatorial fashion prescribed reading; (2) emphasis was placed on economy, rather than the excellence of the book; (3) the young or unknown author was unable to compete with authors of established reputations; (4) a few favored publishers were receiving club's business and would force smaller and newer firms out of business; (5) retail book stores were losing sales because club members were paying less than retail prices; and (6) the book clubs were lowering the public taste. Time has weakened many of these arguments and the fears have proved groundless. But the final charge relative to the lowering of public taste still remains current and debatable. The criticism on this point has been bitter and is one of great interest to the librarian. For this reason the purpose of this paper is to try to adjudge the validity of that contention by examining and analyzing the selections of one of the clubs for a limited period in order to see the quality of the selections as evidenced by the evaluations of critics, both at the time of the publications of the books and at the present time.
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Date Issued: 1950
Identifier: FSU_historic_akd9030
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of the services of Travelers Aid Society of Miami for the month of March, 1949.
Creator: Haimowitz, Mildred, Bailey, Margaret B., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "This study is an analysis of the services of the Travelers Aid Society of Miami. The purpose of the study was to determine what types of requests are made of the agency, the extent to which the agency fulfills these requests, and the extent to which referrals are made to other community resources. Material which points out the interaction between National Travelers Aid Association and the Travelers Aid Society of Miami has been presented as a background for the study, in order to give the...
Show more"This study is an analysis of the services of the Travelers Aid Society of Miami. The purpose of the study was to determine what types of requests are made of the agency, the extent to which the agency fulfills these requests, and the extent to which referrals are made to other community resources. Material which points out the interaction between National Travelers Aid Association and the Travelers Aid Society of Miami has been presented as a background for the study, in order to give the reader an appreciation of the services made possible by this interaction. The functions and policies of the local agency have also been included"--Introduction.
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Identifier: FSU_aku3776
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of the waiting list of the family Consultation Service, Jacksonville, Florida, from October, 1957, through September, 1958.
Creator: Sledge, Winnie Lee, Levine, David L., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study is to analyze data collected from the records of those persons on the waiting list of the Family Consultation Service, Jacksonville, Florida, to ascertain if they reveal a pattern of association of certain social characteristics. Variables to be studied include: Presenting problem, age differences in marital partners, length of marriages, number of children, referral source, and person making application. The recent literature with regard to waiting lists has been...
Show more"The purpose of this study is to analyze data collected from the records of those persons on the waiting list of the Family Consultation Service, Jacksonville, Florida, to ascertain if they reveal a pattern of association of certain social characteristics. Variables to be studied include: Presenting problem, age differences in marital partners, length of marriages, number of children, referral source, and person making application. The recent literature with regard to waiting lists has been reviewed and the findings incorporated in this study. The need for reexamining agency policies and procedures regarding applicants on the waiting list is recognized. It is believed that this study will provide a basis for such an evaluation"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1959
Identifier: FSU_ahn3754
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of typewriting errors made by students in a second-year typewriting class at Leon High School, Tallahassee, Florida.
Creator: Barrineau, Patricia M., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The purpose of this paper is to make an analysis of typing errors in a second-year class in typewriting to determine types of errors and causes for errors common to each student and to the class.
Date Issued: 1954
Identifier: FSU_historic_akz9860
Format: Thesis

Title: An annotated bibliography of American biography for correlation with eleventh grade American history.
Creator: Beverett, Annie Reva, Srygley, Sara Krentzman, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "This annotated bibliography of American biography has been compiled to be used in correlation with the units in the teaching of eleventh grade American history as presented in the Social Studies Bulletin prepared for the Secondary Schools of Florida through the leadership of the Florida State Education Department. This bibliography could serve as a guide to the selection of biographies by history teachers or librarians and as a supplementary reading list for pupils. It is assumed that it may...
Show more"This annotated bibliography of American biography has been compiled to be used in correlation with the units in the teaching of eleventh grade American history as presented in the Social Studies Bulletin prepared for the Secondary Schools of Florida through the leadership of the Florida State Education Department. This bibliography could serve as a guide to the selection of biographies by history teachers or librarians and as a supplementary reading list for pupils. It is assumed that it may be of special help to those teachers of eleventh grade American history who previously have taught the course as if it were just an extension of eighth grade United States history, but who now wish to increase hemispheric solidarity by including, in the eleventh grade course, those experiences relating to Canada and Latin America"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1953
Identifier: FSU_historic_akd9734
Format: Thesis

Title: An annotated bibliography of American biography for correlation with the social studies program for junior high school.
Creator: Moore, Valona, Gregory, Agnes, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The social studies are a very important aspect of the present day curriculum. But the past in order to have meaning for this generation must be re-interpreted by them in terms of their environmental, moral, social, economic, and political needs. Thus historical knowledge gives perspective and serves as a point of departure for building today and tomorrow's practices in government, religion, and social living. Reading about the lives of leaders in various realms of American life can make...
Show more"The social studies are a very important aspect of the present day curriculum. But the past in order to have meaning for this generation must be re-interpreted by them in terms of their environmental, moral, social, economic, and political needs. Thus historical knowledge gives perspective and serves as a point of departure for building today and tomorrow's practices in government, religion, and social living. Reading about the lives of leaders in various realms of American life can make history more enjoyable as well as more realistic. As a librarian the writer would like to see biography used more widely as a correlative material to stimulate greater interest in the social studies. Consequently the purpose of this paper is: (1) to suggest the value of biography in developing desirable social concepts and democratic principles which will benefit the student in his daily living as well as make it possible for him to become a better citizen of tomorrow's world; and (2) to suggest biographies suitable for correlation with junior high school social studies"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1951
Identifier: FSU_historic_akd9293
Format: Thesis

Title: An annotated bibliography of science books recommended for use in the Florida program of general science.
Creator: Anderson, Celia Linkey, Srygley, Sara Krentzman, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this paper is to compile an annotated bibliography of science books, chosen to meet established criteria for book selection and to implement the ninth grade general science program as recommended by the Florida State Department of Education. The bibliography has been arranged by units of work as recommended for the science program, then in order of relative readability"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1953
Identifier: FSU_historic_akd9775
Format: Thesis

Title: Antoine de Saint Exupéry: A bio-bibliographical study.
Creator: Busbee, Lessie Hall Lang, Clapp, Robert George, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "This emphasis on the importance of a knowledge of bibliography in the professional writings on librarianship led this beginning librarian, in search of a topic for this paper, to decide first to do a study involving wide bibliographic investigation. The choice of the specific subject required more thought. A writer, as the subject, was desired, but one who was not too prolific and who would not be possessively claimed by any one field of knowledge lest this writer be charged with being out...
Show more"This emphasis on the importance of a knowledge of bibliography in the professional writings on librarianship led this beginning librarian, in search of a topic for this paper, to decide first to do a study involving wide bibliographic investigation. The choice of the specific subject required more thought. A writer, as the subject, was desired, but one who was not too prolific and who would not be possessively claimed by any one field of knowledge lest this writer be charged with being out of field. After much thought Antoine de Saint Exupery was chosen. His selection was the outgrowth of a desire by this writer to discover the reason for the popularity of his books and a curiosity over the unusual combination of one man's being philosopher, prose-poet, and pilot. The subject having been selected, the next, and most difficult, step was to develop a method of procedure, and directions for this were not lacking: 'In undertaking a bibliographic compilation, one should read as extensively as possible on the subject, because a broad view of the subject greatly enhances understanding of the undertaking.' Hence, the books of St. Exupery were read; standard bibliographic sources were examined; then the material located through them--biography, journal articles, and reviews--was investigated. During this process, notes were meticulously taken, and references were copied and checked. Ultimately, and at long last, sources were exhausted. The results of this labor are given in the body of this paper, which in its presentation is a bio-bibliographical study"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1952
Identifier: FSU_historic_akd9772
Format: Thesis

Title: Application of finite calculus to evaluation of infinite series.
Creator: Gaines, Harry T., Griffith, H. C., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The evaluation of infinite series plays an important part in numerical calculation. In hand calculation whenever a transcendental function is involved, one usually consults a table. Not only do the construction of the tables require the evaluation of transcendental functions, but with the advent of the electronic computer it is usually more convenient to have such evaluation carried out by the computer than to try to store a table of the necessary values to carry out the intended calculation.
Date Issued: 1960
Identifier: FSU_historic_AKX0452
Format: Thesis

Title: An appraisal of the Best American short stories with an analysis of the selections from the period 1939-1949.
Creator: Salomon, Ingeborg, Clapp, Robert George, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "Of the endeavors made each year to select and reprint in an anthology the best magazine stories of the preceding twelve months, Edward Joseph Harrington O'Brien's Best Short Stories, the first to be initiated, is one of the best known and most widely recognized. Many college, public, and secondary school librarians have accepted the collections as representative of the best current short story writing, and have made them a permanent part of their annual acquisitions. In this study, an...
Show more"Of the endeavors made each year to select and reprint in an anthology the best magazine stories of the preceding twelve months, Edward Joseph Harrington O'Brien's Best Short Stories, the first to be initiated, is one of the best known and most widely recognized. Many college, public, and secondary school librarians have accepted the collections as representative of the best current short story writing, and have made them a permanent part of their annual acquisitions. In this study, an attempt shall be made to determine O'Brien's purpose in establishing the anthology, the criteria followed, the procedures used in making the selections, and the critics' reactions to these criteria, procedures, and selections from 1915 to 1949. And finally, in order to determine more clearly what the reader may expect to find in a volume of Best Short Stories in terms of authors, kinds of stories, and magazines represented, an examination shall be made of these three factors in the selections of the eleven-year period, 1939-1949"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1951
Identifier: FSU_historic_acr5159
Format: Thesis

Title: Arithmetic in grades one and two.
Creator: Shuler, Madge Elizabeth Hansford, Hamlin, Elizabeth, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "Since arithmetic is a skill that presents almost insurmountable difficulty for some children there is a need for investigation of the methods and materials of teaching. Assuming that the meaning theory is a desirable way of teaching numbers the writer has endeavored to organize some ideas and objectives for developing quantitative understanding in children at the first and second grade levels. The writer has not attempted an exhaustive study of the problem but has focused her attention on...
Show more"Since arithmetic is a skill that presents almost insurmountable difficulty for some children there is a need for investigation of the methods and materials of teaching. Assuming that the meaning theory is a desirable way of teaching numbers the writer has endeavored to organize some ideas and objectives for developing quantitative understanding in children at the first and second grade levels. The writer has not attempted an exhaustive study of the problem but has focused her attention on principles that would be of immediate aid during the coming school year"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1952
Identifier: FSU_historic_AKP4838
Format: Thesis

Title: Armstrong Sperry: Juvenile fiction writer.
Creator: Page, Mary Lou, Reed, Sarah Rebecca, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "All of these qualities are readily apparent in Call It Courage, the book which won for Sperry the 1941 Newbery Medal for the most distinguished contribution to children's literature in the year of its publication. It was appreciation of this book and curiosity about its background that led the writer of this paper to select Armstrong Sperry and his writing as her subject. The writer should, perhaps, have begun with an investigation of biographical sources. If she had done so, she would have...
Show more"All of these qualities are readily apparent in Call It Courage, the book which won for Sperry the 1941 Newbery Medal for the most distinguished contribution to children's literature in the year of its publication. It was appreciation of this book and curiosity about its background that led the writer of this paper to select Armstrong Sperry and his writing as her subject. The writer should, perhaps, have begun with an investigation of biographical sources. If she had done so, she would have discovered gaps in information and would have gotten in contact with Sperry himself sooner. Also a knowledge of the experiences connected with each book must surely have added to her enjoyment in reading it. However, that was not the procedure used. Having established through standard bibliographies what books Sperry had written, the writer read them in haphazard order. After consulting the available biographical material, she wrote Armstrong Sperry in care of his most recent publisher, Winston in Philadelphia. In a most cordial reply, which arrived only five days later, Sperry answered her questions about his life, the source of his background materials for recent books, and his work in progress. He added several interesting paragraphs giving his philosophy of writing. Mr. Sperry's letter added greatly to the information gathered from other sources. The first chapter of this paper presents the salient facts of Sperry's life"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1959
Identifier: FSU_historic_akd6683
Format: Thesis

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