At least one complete set of all home economics textbooks
is needed for each home economics department. However, text-
books provided for homemaking education on the high school
level will not be furnished at the rate of one copy of each dif-
ferent textbook for each pupil. The plan is to introduce all of
the textbooks listed in such a way that textbooks covering the
many areas of home economics are available for pupil use.
 In order to obtain the necessary variety, texts should be
requisitioned so as to include some copies of each title. The total
number of books is not to exceed 45 for a class enrollment of 30,
or an average of one and one-half books per pupil. It is desirable
to check carefully the texts on hand to determine their recency
and usefulness in achieving the goals of the program in home-
making education. Requisition the recently adopted texts and
supplementary materials which will provide materials of instruc-
tion for a comprehensive program.
 Some of the home economics textbooks contain material cover.
ing several areas in homemaking education. Some parts of the
text would be excellent to use with pupils enrolled in one course;
other parts would be valuable to use with pupils enrolled in
other courses. The textbook You and Your Money and Child
Care and Guidance might conceivably be used to good advantage
in connection with an advanced class as well as with certain por-
tions of Homemaking Education I.
Other
 54. Allen, Betty and Briggs, Mitchell P. Behave Yourself. At-
 lanta, Ga.: J. B. Lippincott Co., 1937.
 55. ..................................... If You Please. Atlanta, Ga.: J. B. Lippin-
 cott Co., 1942.
 56. Amindon, Edna P., Bradbury, Dorothy E. and Drenck-
 hahn, Vivian V. Good Food and Nutrition. New York,
 N. Y.: John Wiley and Sons, 1946.
 57. Balderston, Lydia Ray. Housekeeping Handbook-How
 to Do It. Atlanta, Ga.: J. B. Lippincott Co., 1944.
 58. Betz, Betty. Your Manners Are shlrn,. New York,
 N. Y.: Grossett and Dunlap, 1946.
 59. Burnham, Helen A., Jones, Evelyn G. and Redford, Helen
 D. Boys Will Be Men. Atlanta, Ga.: J. B. Lippincott Co.,
 1942.