Follow

• 

  A Comparison of Two Different Methods of Bayonet Fighting

  Armond Harold Seidler

  The study is an attempt to analyze and compare two methods of bayonet fighting, the United States Army Method (Method A) and the Experimental Method devised by the author (Method B), by use of three separate but related research techniques: Cinematographical Analysis, Energy Output Analysis and Group Competition.

• 

  Elizabeth P. Simpson: Menu for Success

  Betty Huning Hinton

  This biography of Elizabeth Parkinson Simpson was written because of her accomplishments in a generation that coincides with the development of the University of New Mexico. She was Chairperson of the Home Economics Department at the University of New Mexico from 1918 until 1952 when she retired.

  Her imprint on the young women who were trained in her Home Economics Department will never be forgotten, nor will her contributions to the growth of the state of New Mexico. Teachers trained in her field returned to their homes throughout the state to pass on that training to others.

• 

  Soledad Chávez Chacón: A New Mexico Political Pioneer, 1890-1936

  Dan D. Chávez

  This is a study of Soledad Chávez Chacón, a New Mexico political pioneer: she was the first Hispana to be elected to a state office, namely, the office of secretary of state; the first woman to preside as NM governor (as acting governor); and the first Hispana NM state legislator from Bernalillo County.

• 

  Space Programming for College of Education Building

  Flatow, Moore, Bryan and Fairburn

  This report is intended as a working tool for those involved in planning and is at this stage yet unfinished and still being refined. It will stay in this form, somewhat, until the building is occupied. It is reproduced at this time to show the direction of our efforts and to encourage constructive criticism and suggestions on everything except spelling, grammar and form.

• 

  UNM's First Dean of Women: Lena C. Clauve

  Betty Huning Hinton

  This biography of Lena C. Clauve (pronounced "clove" as in the spice) was initiated as a segment of a project suggested by Betty Kelley, a close personal friend and colleague at APS, who is interested in history and research of all types. The initial idea was to interview retired women who had been in the work world during a time when most women stayed in the home, raising children. The project was designed to research the reasons for their working outside the home, and the influences in their lives that brought it about.

• 

  Works Progress Administration, State of New Mexico, Report of Work Conferences for Teachers and Leaders in Literacy Education and Recreation

  Mamie Meadors

  The findings of the Conference Committee, composed of teachers who work in CCC Camps, in villages, and in cities, is given in full as reported by them. We have, however, enlarged upon those findings and give more in detail some of the pertinent and practical developments at the conference.