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Senior Independent Study Theses from 1953
Study of the Type Character, Geraldine Hoskins
Department: English
Christopher Fry: An Appreciation, Patricia Jenkins
Department: English
Study of Three Magazines, James A. Johnson
Department: English
Paper Chromatography, Alex W. Kanocz
Department: Chemistry
Studies on the Matabolism of Manganese in Lactic Acid Bacteria and on the Improvement of A Microbiological Method of Determining Manganese, James Kilgore
Department: Chemistry
Voting Behavior in Ohio, 1924-1950 An Analytical Study, Howard D. King Jr.
Department: Political Science
Novel of Manners, Marcia Klerekoper
Department: English
A Chromatographic Study of the 2,4 Dinitrophenylhydrazones of some Aldehydes & Keatones, Richard W. Lomas
Department: Chemistry
The Development of Diplomatic Relations Between China and America, Arthur William Louch
Department: Political Science
Characterizations By Nineteenth Century Women, Nancy A. Lynch
Department: English
God, Man, and Milton, Nell Maxwell
Department: English
The Choice of 1952, Patricia McClelland
Department: Political Science
Some Basic Considerations in the Formation of American Foreign Policy Toward Iran, David M. McDowell
Department: Political Science
Gambling and the Law, Duncan O. McKee
Department: Political Science
Emergency Government, Frank William McKee
Department: Political Science
The Growth of Modern Attitudes in the United States Towards Religious Minorities, Arthur Meissner
Department: Political Science
A Public Opinion Poll for the Measurement of Attitudes of the College of Wooster Student Body, D. Duane Mellon
Department: Political Science
Religious Liberty as Guaranteed by the First Amendment and Made Applicable to the States by the Fourteenth Amendment, Ernie Merlanti
Department: Political Science
An Attempted Evaluation of the Scientific Research Done by George Washington Carver, Helen M. Mossbarger
Department: Chemistry
The Preparation of Aroyl Propionic Acids of Aromatic Ethers, Vernon Dale Netzly
Department: Chemistry
Filter Paper Chromatography of Heptanone-2-2, 4-Dinitrophenylhydrazone, William H. Newman
Department: Chemistry
A Study of the Kiliani Reaction as Applied to Starches, Gilbert M. OGawa
Department: Chemistry
Refraction Indices of Two-Liquid Solutions at Different Temperatures and Concentrations, Charles Linder Pope III
Department: Chemistry
Chicago Tribune and Joseph Medill, Ivan Preston
Department: English
Poe and Gothicism, Donna J. Reese
Department: English
La Civilisation Francaise Revelee Dans La Peinture Du Dix-Neuvieme Siecle, Ruth A. Roberts
Department: French and Francophone Studies; History
A Study of the Effect of Heat on Aqueous Solutions of Sucrose, Robert S. Rosnagle
Department: Chemistry
The Contributions of Igor Stravinsky to Modern Music and the Analysis of the Petrouskha Ballet, Rachel R. Schneider
Department: Music
Qualitative Organic Microanalysis, John C. Smith Jr
Department: Chemistry
Collison as an Element of Admiralty Law, John Tanner Smith
Department: Political Science
The Preparation of Propiophenone by Means of Organocadmium Reagents, Harold David Somerville
Department: Chemistry
A Study of the Extraction of Zinc, Cadmium, and Copper with Dithizone and S-Methyl-Dithizone, Robert Sprunger
Department: Chemistry
Survey of the American Short Story, Dorothy Tallman
Department: English
The Development of a Radioactive Tracer Technique for the Determination of Transferrence Numbers by the Moving Boundary Method, Larry Tschantz
Department: Chemistry
Traits Philosophiques Dans L'Art De Giraudoux, Esther Turnbull
Department: French and Francophone Studies
The Big Year: A Study of the 1952 Presidential Election, James E. Turrittin
Department: Political Science
L'Anglomanie, Phénomène Du 18° Siècle Chez Voltaire, Montesquieu, & Rousseau, Vivian Tuttle
Department: French and Francophone Studies
The Rise and Fall of Wilsonism, Richard Wachtel
Department: Political Science
Evolution of Emerson's Religious Thought From 1820 to 1838, Gwen Watkins
Department: English
An Analysis of Two Influential Utopias, Whitney Weihe
Department: Political Science
Characters in the Novels of Dickens and Thackeray, John Raymond Williams Jr.
Department: English
Indestructible Instinct, Nona Williston
Department: English
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1952
The Development of British Power and the Rise of Indian Nationalism, Marguerite Anderson
Department: Political Science
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Charles W. Ardery
Department: Political Science
Growing Record: A Brief Study of the American Negro in Literature -- Yesterday and Today, Dorothy Berry
Department: English
A Colorimetric Determination of Urea in the Blood, Barbara Budde
Department: Chemistry
A Study of the Element, Gallium; its Principle Compounds, and its Reactions, Richard W. Carter
Department: Chemistry
The Depression and the Major Reforms Under the New Deal, Ann Windsor Chidester
Department: Political Science
Atomic Structure, Henry C. Clark
Department: Chemistry
The Problem of Russian-American Relations - A Study in Diplomatic History (1917-1941), Robert Leon Clark
Department: History
The Problem of Russian-American Relations- A Study in Diplomatic History (1917-1941), Robert Leon Clark
The Place of Radioactivity in Chemistry, Robert R. Clark
Department: Chemistry
Local Government in Mansfield, John Robert Cole
Department: Political Science
FDR: Master Politician, Shirley J. Cousins
Department: Political Science
The Persisting Conflict Between Motor Trucks and the Railroads From a Truckers Point of View, Ramon L. Dodez
Department: Political Science
Judicial Review, Nelson B. Doyle
Department: Political Science
Mr. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., John S. Eberly
Department: Political Science
Korea: A Pawn in the International Game of Chess, John K. Felber
Department: Political Science
A Study of p32 Assimilation by Goldfish, Carol Gamble
Department: Chemistry
Acid-Base Titrations in Nonaqueous Media, Richard R. Haitt
Department: Chemistry
A Study in Genius: Men of Florence in the Italian Renaissance, Bette Hanna
Department: History
Balzac et Les Illusions, Peggy J. Harris
Department: French and Francophone Studies
Azeotropes of 2-Butoxyethanol with Alkyl Benzenes, Richard Holroyd
Department: Chemistry
A Comparison and Evaluation of the Nicotine Content of Selected Commercial Tobaccos, Anita L. Jacobs
Department: Chemistry
Quantitative Determinations of Carbon and Hydrogen, James Robert Jolly
Department: Chemistry
The Influence of Foreign Policy on the United States' Action in the United Nations, Kittredge Klapp
Department: Political Science
Reduction of Aromatic Nitrogen Compounds by Lithium Aluminum Hydride and the Lithium Aluminum Hydride Test for the Aromatic Nitro Group, George Kuzmishin
Department: Chemistry
The Public Opinion Polls, Roger L. Lehman
Department: Political Science
An Attempt to Resolve Racemic Lactic Acid Using Microorganism Streptococcus Lactis, William C. Monroe
Department: Chemistry
A Survey of the Development of Programme Music, Sally Lou Nutter
Department: Music
The Isolation of Ketone Intermediate in the Preparation of a Tertiary Alcohol from an Ester with a Grignard Reagent, Thomas K. Oakley
Department: Chemistry
The Chemistry of Ceramic Glazes, Naida Ollmann
Department: Chemistry
The Elements of National Power, Bruce H. Prentice
Department: Political Science
Reflection of Scott's Interests in Ten of the Waverly Novels, Jean Rice
Department: English
The Development of the Reconstruction After the Civil War, Robert A. Ritchie
Department: Political Science
The Succinoylation of Aromatic Hydrocarbons by the Friedel-Crafts Reaction, Charles M. Rohrabaugh
Department: Chemistry
Critical Study of Dostoyevsky, Carol Jean Ross
Department: English
A Political Biography of William Allen White, Don Strouse
Department: Political Science
Paper Chromatography, Warren M. Swager Jr
Department: Chemistry
Colorimetric Determination of Nickel by Potassium Thiocarbonate, Felix Tampson
Department: Chemistry
Two Worlds of John Dos Passos, Margaret Waddell
Department: English
Comparison of Methods for Determining Vitamin C Excretion in Urine of Human Beings, John D. Welsh
Department: Chemistry
A Comparison of Several Electrolyic Methods for the Quantitative Determination of Copper in Brass, Joseph N. Wolzansky
Department: Chemistry
The Oxidation Rate of 1-Ascorbic Acid in Fruit Juices, Esther Anne Yerger
Department: Chemistry
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1951
British and American Trade Unions in Politics, Jane Abell
Department: Political Science
Sino-American Foreign Relations from 1900 to the Second World War, Roy William Adams
Department: Political Science
A Historical Perspective of States' Rights Political Theory, Clarence Ammons
Department: Political Science
Advertising: Its Economic and Political Value, James Anderson
Department: Political Science
The Adsorption of Propane on Marl, Charles S. Baughman
Department: Chemistry
The Toxicity of Certain Organic Compounds, Robert Boettner
Department: Chemistry
Advent of Naturalism in American Fiction, Jane Boyer
Department: English
Old and New Diplomacy: the Congress of Vienna and the Paris Peace Conference, Christine E. Camp
Department: Political Science
A Description of Polarographic Methods of Analysis, Thomas Capan
Department: Chemistry
An Analysis of the Taft-Hartley Act, Henry Martin Carle
Department: Political Science
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. and the Common Law, Janet R. Clugh
Department: Political Science
A Study of John Marshall and Roger Taney and Their Judicial Decisions, David D. Dowd
Department: Political Science
Experimental Work Performed in Absorption and Emission Spectroscopy, Robert C. Elliot
Department: Chemistry
The Construction of a Carbon and Hydrogen Train, John Findlay
Department: Chemistry
Quantitative Methods of Determining Magnesium, Mary Anne Forbes
Department: Chemistry
An Attempt at Building a Classroom Demonstration of the Pauli Exclusion Principle, George H. Glade
Department: Chemistry