TEACHER'S BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR SECONDARY LEVELS
 (See Elementary School list for additional references)


Beck, O. W.

Bell, Enid

Chenault, R. S.


Cherry, Raymond


Cox, Doris, and
 Weisman, B. W.

D'Amico, Victor


D'Amico, Victor, and
 Committee



Design Publishing Co.

*Duncan, Julia H., and
 D'Amico, Victor

Ellis, Clifford and R.


Florida Geological
 Survey

Gibbs, Evelyn


*Green, Dana S.


Hoben, Alice M.


*Horton, Winifred M.


Self Development Through Drawing

Tin Crafts as A Hobby. New York: Harper, 1935

Advertising Layout. New York: Heck-Cattell,
 1946
General Leathercraft. Bloomington: McKnight
 & McKnight. 1946.

Creative Hands. New York: John Wiley and
 Sons, Inc. 1945.

Creative Teaching in Art. Scranton, Pa.: Inter-
 national Textbook Co. 1942.

The Visual Arts in General Education. Pro-
 gressive Education Association Publica-
 tions. New York: Appleton-Century Co.
 1940.

A Book of Puppetry. Columbus, Ohio.

How to Make Pottery and Ceramic Sculpture.
 New York: Simon and Schuster.

Modeling for Amateurs. New York: Studio
 Publications. 1944.

Information Circular No. 2. Florida Kaolin
 and Clays. 1949. (One free to each school.)

Teaching of Art. Paul Theobolt Book Store,
 5 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago, Ill.

Masks and Puppets. New York: Studio Pub-
 lications. 1942.

The Beginner's Puppet Book. New York: Barnes
 and Noble. 1938.

Wooden Toy-Making. Peoria, Ill.: The Man-
 ual Arts Press. 1942.


* Books for both elementary and secondary levels.