Manuscript Group 379
Papers, 1916-1995
14 cubic feet
The records of H. Robert Otness were donated to the University of Idaho Library by Dr. Otness and his son Robert between May 1981 and September 1996. They were processed by Judith Nielsen between September 1996 and March 1997.
University of Idaho psychology professor Herman Robert Otness was born November 22, 1907 in Moscow, Idaho, to Robert and Christina Otness. He graduated from Moscow High School in 1926, and received his bachelor of science and master of science degrees from the University of Idaho in 1931 and 1932 respectively. He taught high school level physics and algebra at a private academy in Moscow before moving to New York City, where he attended New York University, in 1935. In 1939 he received a doctor of clinical psychology degree from NYU and went to work as chief clinical psychologist for The Training School at Vineland, New Jersey.
In 1943 he joined the U.S. Naval Reserve as a lieutenant and was stationed in Norfolk, Virginia. In 1945 he was transferred to the Naval Training Center at Farragut, Idaho, where his duties included screening combat personnel for re-entry into civilian life. Following his discharge in 1946 he joined the psychology department at Washington State College for one year before becoming director of research and training at the Rainier State School in Buckley, Washington.
He returned to Moscow in 1950 and became an associate professor in the University of Idaho department of psychology where he remained until his retirement in 1971. During this time he was presented an Outstanding Faculty Member Award by the Associated Students (ASUI). In addition to his teaching duties he gave many addresses throughout the Northwest and organized several symposia dealing with mental retardation.
Throughout his career he was an advocate for people with mental and physical disabilities. In 1973 he was the first recipient of the American Association on Mental Deficiency's Edgar A. Doll award.
He and his wife, Lillian, were involved with the Moscow Community Theater stage productions in many capacities including acting. He became a practitioner of magic and sleight-of-hand tricks. Under the stage name of Zingo and Lingo, the couple performed for many benefit shows, and also entertained neighborhood children for Christmas and the Fourth of July.
He married Lillian Woodworth on July 15, 1945. They had one son, Robert. H. Robert Otness died in Moscow on April 21, 1995.
Lillian (Woodworth) Otness, a descendant of one of Moscow's founding families, was born to Jay and Lillie Woodworth on December 21, 1908. She graduated from Moscow High School in 1926. She graduated with highest honors in 1930 from the University of Idaho where she was a member of Delta Gamma Sorority. She was active in arts, sports, and was a member of the women's rifle team. Following graduation she worked at Klamath Union High School in Klamath Falls, Oregon, where she coached girls' basketball, baseball, volleyball, and tennis. In 1933 she moved to the southern branch of the University of Idaho (now Idaho State University) where she became director of women's athletics. She also taught a variety of dance classes. She earned her master of science in education from the UI in 1940, and a second masters degree in English in 1961.
She married H. Robert Otness at Farragut Naval Reserve Station on July 15, 1945; the couple had one son, Robert Jay. She frequently joined her husband in performing magic shows as Lingo in the team of Zingo and Lingo. She was also very active in the field of historic preservation and wrote a book on local history titled "A Great Good Country: A Guide to Historic Moscow and Latah County, Idaho" (1983). Lillian Otness died in Moscow on July 22, 1994.
The papers of H. Robert Otness span the years 1916 to 1995, with the bulk of the material covering the years 1950 to 1985.
The papers include material relating to his teaching at the University of Idaho, his 1966 sabbatical, some items concerning his work with the U.S. Navy, Vineland (New Jersey) Training School and the Washington State School at Buckley. Other material consists of newspaper and journal articles of professional interest. There is also a large collection of various educational tests, and finally there are tape recording of speeches and radio programs. Material relating to his wife, Lillian, is also included as is correspondence and other material concerning his non-academic life.
Most material in this manuscript group was in no apparent order when received, the exceptions being the material relating to his sabbatical travels and the educational tests. Series order was, therefore, imposed during processing. Some material was in folders and in these cases the original folder headings were retained.
Material relating to Dr. Otness's teaching career at the University of Idaho are in the first series. This material was divided into several sub-series, the first of which includes class handouts, lecture notes and tests; these materials are arranged by class. The second group of material concerns his sabbatical in 1966 during which he visited university psychology departments and agencies which treat handicapped individuals in the Northwest, Western Canada, and Scandinavia. The material includes notes on people and institutions visited and brochures. These are arranged alphabetically by institution or location. The final sub-series includes material related to his teaching such as information on the State Hospital North, Orofino, where he often took students on field trips, conferences on exceptional children which he organized, theses committees on which he served, and lectures on mental deficiency given in Moscow.
The second series concerns his pre U of I career, most notably The Training School at Vineland, New Jersey, the U.S. Navy, and Rainier State School, Buckley, Washington. The Vineland material includes information on the school, a collection of psychological and intelligence tests used at the school, and a list of books which he donated to the school in 1989. The Navy material includes reports on offenders, questionnaires, and manuscripts and related correspondence of articles Otness wrote on naval offenders. The final folders in this series concern Rainier State School and include correspondence, newspaper clippings, writings of mentally defective children, and items on the 50th anniversary celebration of the school in 1989.
Non-professional involvements or personal material is contained in series three. Included are Otness's published articles; guest lists and photographs from the children's parties he and his wife hosted on July 4 and Christmas; correspondence, both personal and professional; articles on friends; material of Lillian Otness; and folders reflecting his interest in magic, the Moscow community theater and Special Olympics. Also included are hand written notes made during lectures, speeches he gave, and papers, class notes, etc., from his student days at New York University. These materials are arranged alphabetically by subject. The correspondence is in chronological order, with the exception of several folders which Otness had labeled by subject.
Series four contains items of professional interest. Most of these materials are magazine articles, brochures, or printed charts. The subjects containing the most information are Vision, Hearing, and Mental Retardation.
As a clinical psychologist, Otness collected a large number of educational and psychological tests which are in series five. These he arranged by type, e.g., Aptitude, Intelligence, Personality, etc.; they are then arranged alphabetically within these divisions. Also included are a clock test which Otness developed in which elementary students were asked to draw a clock and identify the time shown on the face. This test was given at Moscow elementary schools and also the Alberta Guidance Clinic in Red Deer, Alberta in the fall of 1966, in conjunction with a "draw a figure test."
The final series consists of reel to reel tape recordings of radio programs and speeches. Identification on the boxes or reels was sparse, so not much is known about the contents.
Multiple copies of test and manuals were removed from the collection. Published books were also removed unless they related to test material.. The donation included a number of large home-made display posters, occupying over 30 linear feet of shelf space, with pictures cut from magazines mounted on them; these were discarded. Magazine articles mounted on the posters were removed from the cardboard and placed in folders. A folder of X-rays was discarded. The arts and crafts of handicapped people were sent to the College of Family and Consumer Science for classroom use; only a few small samples were retained in the processed collection. The Otness clock and draw a figure test were sampled; two sets were retained for each grade in Moscow schools, and the first and last sets were retained from the Alberta Guidance Clinic. Travel brochures and theater programs were also removed. Case studies done by Otness of navy offenders were also sampled. Researchers using this material are requested to respect the confidentiality of these records by not using names of the individuals in any research or reports resulting from such use. In all the collection was reduced by 40 feet.
INVENTORY
Box Folder Description Items
1 1 Class handouts, unidentified course, n.d. 19 2 Class handouts: Syndromes, 1971 11 3 Evaluations, 1968-1970 4 4 Lecture notes: Mental disorders, n.d. 5 5 Social hygiene, n.d. 3 6 Unidentified course, 1948 3 7 Lecture notes and handouts, unidentified course, 1969-1970 9 8 Unidentified course, Fall 1975 8 9 Education 177, Fall 1966 33 10 Philosophy 204, 1980-1981 6 11 Photographs from display posters, n.d. 14 12 Philosophy 204(2), April 6-15, 1976 10 13 October 19-28, 1976 20 14 March 22-31, 1977 40 15 October 25-November 10, 1977 35 16 March 28-April 13, 1978 45 17 October 24-November 2, 1978 26 18 November 13-29, 1979 19 19 October 23-November 6, 1980 46 20 April 16-30, 1981 14 21 October 29-November 12, 1981 36 22 Psychology 1, 1964, Test, n.d. 3 23 Psychology 2, Lecture notes, 1950-1951 1 24 Psychology 2, Test, 1953 1 25 Psychology 55, Tests, n.d. 13 26-27 Psychology 102: Choosing deaf or blind, 1963-1968 153 28-29 Student papers, ca.1957 35 30 Lecture: Introductory, 1958-1965 25 31-32 Lecture: Disorders of physical growth, 1958-1961 36 33 Lecture: Mentally gifted, 1960-1965 22 34 Lecture: Orthopedic, 1966-1967 11 35 Lecture: Speech, 1956-1963 44 36 Lecture: Text, Chapter I, n.d. 16 37 Tests & class handouts, 1967 6 38 Test #1, 1962-1964 12 39 Test #2, Intelligence, 1964-1965 6 40-43 Test, Final, 1960-1964 46 44-51 Tests, 1951-1967 107 52 Tests: Auditory, 1957-1967 16 53 Tests: Mental deficiency, 1964-1968 28 54 Tests: Speech and orthopedic, 1953-1955 4 55 Tests: Vision, 1965-1966 9 56 Psychology 111: Class handouts (Ch.XI) scoring psychograms, n.d. 14 57 Draw a picture, 1967 18 58-59 Lecture notes, 1950-1952 3 60 Lecture notes and tests, 1963-1964 27 61-62 Tests, 1963-1969 50 63 Psychology 115: Tests, 1959 2 64 Psychology 120: Student papers on cultures, 1957 60 65 Student research problems, 1968 80 66 Lecture notes, ca.1959 35 67 Lecture, 1969 8 68 Tests, Final, 1963-1966 33 69 Psychology 161: Lecture notes, 1957-1958 16 70-71 Lecture notes and tests, 1951-1965 70 72 Tests, 1952 2 73 Psychology 180: Tests, 1967 7 74 Class handouts, 1967 18 75 Psychology 201, Lecture notes, 1953 21 2 76 Psychology 205: Lecture notes, mental hygiene 22 77-78 Lecture notes, 1963-1965 58 79 Psychology 211: Notes on Ch.5, Defects of intelligence, 1960-1965 21 80-81 Tests, n.d. 30 82 Psychology 212, Projective techniques: 1. Handwriting analysis, 1960-1965 9 83 2. Word association, 1960-1965 18 84 3. Sentence completion, 1960-1964 28 85 4. Story completion, 1964 7 86 5. Mira myokenetic psychodiagnosis, 1962-1965 6 87 6. Bender Gestalt, n.d. 11 88 7. Drawing completion, 1964-1965 14 89 Psychology 301: Lecture 1, 1969-1971 24 90 Lecture 2. Nature of intelligence, 1965-1970 18 91 Lecture 3. Mental deficiency area, 1967-1971 24 92 Lecture 4. Vision, 1968-1969 47 93-94 Lecture 5. Auditory area, 1963-1970 43 95 Lecture 6. Crippled, etc., 1969-1971 24 96 Tests, 1971 9 97 Psychology 311: Lecture notes. Introductory lecture and chapter 3, 1968-1971 39 98 Lecture notes. Chapter 4, 1961-1969 12 99 Lecture notes. Chapter 5, 1970 8 100 Lecture notes. Chapter 6, 1969 6 101-103 Lecture notes. Chapter 7, 1964-1971 55 104 Lecture notes. Chapter 8, n.d. 18 105 Lecture notes. Chapter 9, n.d. 2 106 Lecture notes. Chapter 10, 1969-1971 13 107 Lecture notes. Chapter 11, 1965-1971 24 108 Lecture notes. Chapter 12, 1967-1970 7 109 Lecture notes. Chapter 13-16, 1960-1967 28 110 Psychology 320. Introductory lecture, 1969-1970 16 111 Notes, chapter 1, 1969-1971 8 112 Notes, chapter 2 & 3, 1969-1971 11 113 Notes, chapter 4, 1969-1971 10 114 Notes, chapter 5, n.d. 7 115 Notes, chapter 6, 1971 9 116 Notes, chapter 7, n.d. 5 117 Notes, chapter 8 (culture), n.d. 7 118 Notes, chapter 9 (communication), 1971 35 119 Notes, chapter 10 (personality), n.d. 10 120 Notes, chapter 11-15, 1970-1971 14 121 Psychology 481: Notes, 1970-1971 17 122 Lecture material, 1967-1969 24 123-124 Tests, 1970-1971 21
125 Alberta, University of, Calgary, 1966 10 126 Alberta, University of, Edmonton, 1966 24 127 Alberta Hospital, Ponoco, 1966 1 128 Alberta School and Hospital, Red Deer, 1966 6 129 Bellingham, Washington, 1966 18 130 Bremerton, Washington, 1966 3 131 British Columbia, University of, Vancouver, 1966 10 132 Calgary, Alberta, 1966 30 133 California, University of, Berkeley, 1966 15 134 California School for the Blind, Berkeley, 1966 6 135 California School for the Deaf, Berkeley, 1966 8 136 Eastern State Hospital, Medical Lake, Washington, 1966 6 137 Eastern Washington State College, Cheney, 1966 5 138 Edmonton, Alberta, 1966 5 139 Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington, 1966 4 140 Jerico Hill School for the deaf and blind, Vancouver, B.C., 1966 2 3 141 Kent, Washington, 1966 14 142 Lakeland Village, Medical Lake, Washington, 1966 27 143 Langley Porter Neuropsychiatric Institute, San Francisco, California, 1966 8 144 Project on Aging, 1966 9 145 Oregon, University of, Eugene, 1966 11 146 Medical School, Portland, 1966 1 147 Parry Center for Children, Portland, Oregon, 1966 4 148 Portland, Oregon, 1966 12 149 Portland Center for Hearing and Speech, 1966 23 150 Portland State College and Multnomah Mental Health Clinic, Portland, Oregon, 1966 3 151-152 Rainier School, Buckley, Washington, 1966 69 153 Reed College, Portland, Oregon, 1966 1 154 San Francisco, California, 1966 46 155 San Francisco State College, 1966 6 156 School for Cerebral Palsied Children, Northern California and Medical Education Center, San Francisco, 1966 6 157 Seattle, Washington, 1966 26 158 Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, B.C., 1966 7 159 Spokane, Washington, Agencies, 1966 13 160 Spokane public schools (exceptional), 1966 16 161 Suicide Prevention Services, Inc., Portland, 1966 5 162 Tacoma, Washington, 1966 22 163 Washington, University of, Seattle, 1966 25 164 Washington State School for the Blind, Vancouver, 1966 5 165 Western State Hospital, Fort Steilacoom, WA, 1966 8 166 Western Washington State College, Bellingham, 1966 17 167 Whitworth College, Spokane, Washington, 1966 6 168 Denmark, 1966 3 169 Norway, 1966 4 170 Notes and correspondence, 1966 22 171 Notebooks, 1966 8 172 Application and expenses, 1964-1966 3 173-174 Correspondence, 1965-1966 85 175 Visit to England & Scandinavia, 1964-1966 54
176 Nampa State School, 1962 1 177 State Hospital North, Orofino, Idaho, 1957-1979 43 178 Thesis committee: Aller, Florence D., 1959-1961 23 179 Button, Glenn, 1956-1957 8 180 Jenkins, Edward F., 1970 12 181 Snow, Gary Dennis, 1963 13 4 182 Accelerated philosophy course, 1977-1981 9 183-184 Conferences: Exceptional children, 1953-1956 32 185 Idaho Psychological Association, 1964-1970 2 186 Special lectures, Dept. of Psychology, 1965-1971 8 187 Photographs: Crafts made by mentally retarded, 1971 12 188 Proposal: Program development grant, mentally retarded children, 1965-1966 3 189 Self-evaluation form, 1966-1969 2 190 Correspondence: student recommendations, 1965-1972 128 191 Lecture on child development to State Homemaking Teachers Conference, 1955 10 192 Lecture on mental deficiency to high school classes, September 1972 6 193 Mental deficiency lecture and exhibits, 1968-1971 28 194 Notes on mental retardation, ca.1977 9 195 Travel, 1964-1968 8 196 Word attitudes: Student paper, 1953 3
The Training School at Vineland, New Jersey 197 The Training School at Vineland, 1936-1946 25 198-199 Some tests and the norms: Department of Research, A-Z, n.d. 1 200-201 A collection of tests: Department of Research, ca.1910-1940 101 202 Books donated to the Training School, 1989 1 U.S. Navy 203 U.S. Navy: Brig questionnaire, Norfolk, VA, 1945 5 204-205 Navy cases, 1943-1944 90 206 Navy report forms, 1943 5 207 Norfolk, VA receiving station yearbook, 1943 1 208 Naval Training Station, Farragut, Idaho, 1943 1 209 Manuscript: A brief generalized description of the bond purchasers by allotment among 200 naval offenders, 1944 8 210 A brief summary report of the psychiatric screening and re-screening of 541 survivors of the USS Block Island, 1944 11 211 The clinical psychologist and the rehabilitation program in the veterans hospital facility, 1945 6 212 Geographical distribution by states of 1000 naval offenders..., 1944 1 213 Illiteracy, 1948 2 214 Percentage distribution of the religious preferences of 100 naval offenders, 1944 1 215 Psychological considerations of the mental defective and the underage enlisted men in the navy, 1945 6 216 Some psychological factors back of several thousand naval offenders, 1944 9 217 A statistical study of 500 sailor offenders, 1944 13 218 A study of 200 violators of a general court martial probation, 1945-1945 7 219 Notebook of miscellaneous information on tests, ca.1945 1 Rainier State School, Buckley, Washington 220 Patient information form, n.d. 1 221 Correspondence, 1948-1950 26 222 Newspaper clippings, 1948-1949 28 223 Typescript: Handling of special problems, n.d. 1 224 Writings of mentally defective students, n.d. 7 225 50th anniversary celebration, 1989 6 226 Washington State College, Pullman, 1946-1947 3
227 Address books, n.d. 2 228 Articles in navy medical journals, 1945-1946 5 229 Article: Delinquent slang, n.d. 3 230 Educating for social competence, 1940 2 231 The school and the Hastings Community Service Council, 1936 1 232 A very brief summary of the discussions...at the...American Association on Mental Deficiency, 1944 1 233 Boyer, William H., 1966 5 234 Children's parties: July 4, 1957-1986 71 235 Christmas for disabilities classroom, 1976-1985 11 236 Christmas for neighborhood children, 1976-1988 23 237 Conferences at which HRO was a speaker, 1951-1979 14 238 Conference: American Association on Mental Deficiency, 1975 7 239 American Association on Mental Deficiency, 1980 2 240 Cordes, Beverly. Collected memoirs of Dr. Robert Otness and Mrs. W.H. Boyer, n.d. 1 241-243 Correspondence, 1926-1969 194 5 244-246 Correspondence, 1970-1993 195 247 Thanksgiving and Christmas, 1935 3 248 North Idaho Association for Retarded Children, Sandpoint, 1953-1956 19 249 Trip to Scandinavia, 1972 11 250 Gary & Lieta Nitta, 1976 7 251 Definitions of intelligence, n.d. 1 252 Diplomas, 1931-1939 4 253 Drawings by Leo Siegel, 1941 2 254 Doll, Edgar A., 1936-1968 7 255 Edgar Doll award, 1973 7 256 Giles, Eugene, 1979-1984 18 257 Every Week magazine, 1916-1918 3 258 Exhibits, n.d. 1 259 Family, 1963-1990 7 260 Idaho State Board of Psychological Examiners, 1948-1985 10 261 Latah County 4-H leadership conference, 1963 3 262 Latah County Historical Society, 1974-1991 10 263 Lillian W. Otness, 1946-1993 22 264 Certificates and contracts, 1930-1993 15 265 Correspondence courses written by LWO, n.d. 2 266 Alumni plaque, 1987 1 267 Marriage license, announcement, etc., 1945 5 268 Panhellenic advisor spoon, 1963 1 269 Magic, 1976-1995 25 270 Martin Institute, 1980 3 271 Miscellaneous, 1925-1940 3 272 Moscow Community Theater, 1979-1983 24 273 Moscow High School Reunion, 1977 8 274 Mu Epsilon Delta, 1969-1974 5 275 Navy discharge papers, 1946 1 276 Newspaper clippings, 1930-1992 93 277 Notes on books read, n.d. 8 278 Notes from Borah Symposium on pollution, 1970 1 279 Notes on conferences attended, 1975-1976 1 280 Notes: Mountain States Regional Meeting AAMD, 1965 1 281 S.I. Hayakawa lecture, March 6, 1958 2 282 Talk by Myron Pullen, State Hospital North, 1962 2 283 Handwritten, unidentified, n.d. 9 284 Orient trip, correspondence, etc., 1979 11 285 Photographs, 1922-1969 7 286 Photographs of colleagues at Vineland, 1940-1950 7 287 Plaques, certificates, licenses, 1915-1987 34 288 Play money, 1969-1981 3 289 Private practice, 1951-1959 30 290 Proposed research projects, n.d. 2 291-292 Rorschach workshop, University of Chicago, June 15-22, 1964 65 293 Special Olympics, 1971-1988 7 294 Speeches, 1957-1974 7 295 Stamps: Wildlife and Monaco, n.d. 5 296 Statistics workshop, U of I, January 3-24, 1972 15 297 Student papers: Psychology, 1931-1934 3 298 Notes from Prof. Woodworth's psychology class, n.d. 1 299 Educational sociology notes, 1935-1936 14 300 Educational sociology 120.4 notes, 1936 17 301 Educational sociology, Hastings on Hudson School, 1935 12 302 First semester sociology, Prof. Payne, 1935/36 3 303 Notes from textbooks, ca.1938 2 6 304 Statistics 265.19 Assignment 1, 1934 3 305 Statistics, 1935 15 306 Notes from math course, ca.1935 1 307 Mathematics & statistics, 1935 3 308 Mental hygiene, first semester, 1935/36 2 309 Summer school, 1936 3 310 Psychology 101, 1936-1937 2 311 Psychology 101, 1937 1 312 Practicum, second semester, 1937 3 313 Course notes, Prof. Wertheimer, Gestalt psychology, 1937 5 314 Other student papers, 1935-1937 3 315 Thesis, New York University, 1939 1 316 Thesis abstract, 1939 1 317 Thesis outline and bibliography ca.1938 2 318 Toys, ca.1962 6 319 University of Idaho Retirees Association, 1978-1989 6 320 Vita of H. Robert Otness and related material, 1959-1972 10 321 WIM railway tickets, mounted, n.d. 1
322 Vision: Art for the blind, n.d. 1 323 Braille and large print books, 1955-1966 6 324 Braille journals, 1953-1960 3 325 Braille: Mathematics, biology, geography, etc., n.d. 19 326 Braille slate and spelling frame, n.d. 3 327 Braille spelling and arithmetic board, n.d. 2 328 Class handouts, 1957-1963 7 329 Contact lenses, 1953-1970 6 330 Diseases of the eye, 1942-1960 27 331 Drawings of the eye, n.d. 7 332 Equipment to aid the blind to learn, n.d. 1 333 Eye surgery, corneal transplant, 1957-1963 17 334 Glimpse into the world of the blind, 1951-1965 33 335 Interesting things about the blind, 1951-1957 15 336 Material on blindness, 1946-1967 17 337 Optical illusions, n.d. 4 338 Perkins Institution for the Blind, 1944-1970 6 339 Tentative adaptation of Vineland S.M. scale for use with visually handicapped...n.d. 1 340 Hearing: Art by deaf children, n.d. 7 341 Articles on deafness, 1952-1960 20 342 Auditory defects, 1951-1960 8 343 Class handouts, 1932-1961 19 344 Deaf infants and children, ca.1948-1959 11 345 Deafness, notes on, ca.1953 2 7 346 Drawings of the ear, 1948-1960 7 347 Ear surgery, n.d. 1 348 Gallaudet College, 1951-1969 25 349 How the ear works (humorous poster), 1948 1 350 John Tracy Clinic, Los Angeles, 1952-1953 6 351 Pamphlets, 1954-1986 12 352 Teaching the deaf to speak, photographs, n.d. 10 353 Teaching young deaf children to draw, read, write and speak - Idaho State School for the Deaf and Blind, Gooding, Idaho, n.d. 24 354 Hearing and Vision. Idaho School for the Deaf and Blind, 1964-1969 11 355 Helen Keller, 1914-1982 45 356 Abnormalities: Photographs, 1949-1950 48 357 Photographs and reports, 1948-1949 41 358 Brain damage, 1961 1 359 Cerebral palsy, 1955-1976 20 360 Children as casualties of war, 1950-1952 8 361 Crippled children and adults, 1960-1964 9 362 Thomas Edison and Alexander Graham Bell, 1935-1963 5 363 Gifted children and adults, 1940-1965 29 364 Heredity, 1947-1969 12 365 Mental deficiency: Autism, n.d. 1 366 Mental health planning, Moscow, ID, n.d. 1 367-369 Mental retardation, 1950-1960 37 370 Mental Retardation: Academic work, n.d. 77 371 Art work, n.d. 2 372 Art work, embroidery, n.d. 7 373 Art, Northwest Center for Mental Retardation, Seattle, n.d. 5 374 Art, Priest River Elementary School Adjustment Room, n.d. 7 375 Art, Torn paper, n.d. 7 376 Art, Gordon Vales, 1971-1985 4 377 Articles, 1952-1966 3 378 Brochures, 1963-1973 7 379 Downs syndrome, 1983 1 380 Idaho, ca.1965-1971 20 381 Idaho Dept. of Education. Committee on Exceptional Education, 1957-1965 47 382 Idaho Association for Retarded Children, 1957-1969 16 383 Idaho Council on Mental Retardation, 1964-1968 14 384 Idaho Mental Retardation Council, 1963-1964 13 385 Institutional history forms, n.d. 53 386 Music for the mentally retarded, 1961-1965 3 387 Pamphlets, 1954 8 388 PKU (Phenylketonuria), 1960-1964 12 389 President's panel on, 1962 1 390 Writings of the mentally defective, 1947-1950 36 391 Mentally ill: Psychotic art, 1963-1965 6 392 Treatment, 1946-1951 3 393 Writings of psychotics, 1956-1962 3 394 Mt. St. Helens eruption, 1980 7 395 Multiple births, 1951-1955 8 396-397 Navajo children's art, 1962 60 8 398 North Idaho Association for Retarded Children: Your child and mine, 1954 3 399 Parkinson's disease, n.d. 2 400 Personality disorders: Impostors, 1952-1959 3 401 Lee Harvey Oswald, 1964-1965 7 402 Prefrontal lobotomy, 1951-1958 2 403 Physical deformities, 1951-1956 6 404 Circus people, 1952-1955 10 405 Thalidomide, 1962-1968 13 406 Polio, n.d. 1 407 Prenatal, birth, and neonate, 1951-1966 21 408 Progeria, 1953-1968 2 409 Prostheses, corrective surgery, wheelchairs, 1960-1966 33 410 Psychologists: Frome, Sullivan, Adler, Jung, n.d. 4 411 Rorschach ink blots, n.d. 5 412 Siamese twins, ca.1952-1955 16 413 Spastic paralysis, n.d. 1 414 Unusual people (deformed, gland dysfunctions, etc.), 1955-1969 42 415 Wolf child, 1954-1968 27
Aptitudes, Interests, Vocational 416 Aids to the vocational interview, 1933 1 417 Aptitude-Interest analysis test (Terman-Miles), 1936 2 418 Aptitudes - Clerical (Minnesota), 1933 1 419 Aptitude test for nursing (Moss & Hunt), 1931 3 420 Detroit mechanical aptitudes examination, 1928 1 421 Gregory academic interest inventory, 1946 1 422 Guildford-Martin personnel inventory, 1943 1 423 Kuder preference record and blanks, 1944-1948 2 424 Macquarie test for mechanical ability, 1925 2 425 Minnesota occupational intelligence scale, 1935 1 426 Minnesota paper form board, revised, 1934 5 427 Minnesota vocational test for clerical workers, 1933. 1 428 Musical tests, Kwalwasser-Ruch, 1924-1927 5 429 Occupational interest inventory, Advanced, Lee & Thorpe, 1943-1944 3 430 Occupational orientation inquiry, Waller-Pressey, ca.1940 1 431 O'Rourke aptitude tests (clerical & mechanical), 1936 6 432 Prognosis test of teaching ability, 1930 3 433 Stenquist mechanical aptitude test, 1922 5 434 Picture interest inventory, 1958 3 435 Self-measuring scale in education and vocations, 1926 1 436 Survey of mechanical insight, 1935 1 437 Survey of object visualization, 1945 1 438 Survey of space relations ability, 1944 1 439 Survey of working speed and accuracy, 1943 1 440 Teaching aptitude test, 1927 3 441 Test of mechanical comprehension, 1940 2 442 Test of ability to sell, 1929 1 443 Tests in fundamental abilities of visual art, 1927 6 444 Thurstone employment tests, clerical, 1922 3 445 Vocational interest, 1934-1938 6 446 Vocational interest inventory, 1939-1940 4 Binet Scales 447 Early Binet scales, 1905, 1908, 1911 6 448 Binet-Simon test, Herring revision, 1922 1 449 Binet-Simon test, Vineland revision, 1939-1943 6 450 Binet-Simon test, 1916 Stanford revision, 1920-1922 3 451 Binet-Simon test, 1916 revision in Spanish, 1936 2 452 Kuhlman-Binet, 1922 3 453 Stanford-Binet, form L & M, 1937 6 454-455 Stanford-Binet intelligence scale, form L & M, 1960 4 456 Stanford-Binet and other tests used in Scandinavia, 1945-1965 42 Intelligence Area 457 Alpha, group examination, 1918-1932 5 458 Alpha, short group test, n.d. 1 459 ACE (American Council on Education) examination, 1946 5 460 ACE psychological examination, high school, 1936-1937 7 461 Chicago non-verbal examination, (Brown, Stein), 1936 3 462 Concept mastery test (Terman), 1956 4 463 Cube limitation (Knox-Pintner), n.d. 3 464 Dearborn group tests, 1924 4 465 Detroit first grade intelligence test, 1921-1926 4 466 Detroit intelligence tests, advanced primary, 1924 5 467 Detroit intelligence test, grades 4-8, 1941 4 468 Detroit advanced intelligence test, 1925 1 469 Ferguson Form Board blank, ca.1940 1 470 Gesell's development schedules, ca.1946 24 471 General classification tests (U.S. Navy), 1943 1 472 Goodenough intelligence test for kindergarten and primary grades, 1926 3 473 Haggerty intelligence examination, 1926 6 474 Henmon-Nelson test of mental ability, grades 7-12, 1932 4 475 Herring individual non-language intelligence examination, 1925 2 476 Intelligence tests for the blind, 1930-1957 17 477 Interim Hayes Binet intelligence test for the blind, 1942 10 478 Iowa placement exams, 1925 1 479 Kent emergency (E-G-Y test), 1932-1941 9 480 Kent emergency battery of one minute tests, n.d. 7 481 Kuhlman-Anderson intelligence test, 1927 22 9 482 Lorge-Thorndike intelligence tests, 1954-1957 11 483 Marine screening test, World War II, San Diego, 1944 2 484 Mental alertness test, George Washington University Series, 1930 1 485 Michigan non-verbal series, 1931 1 486 Miller mental ability test, 1921 3 487 Minnesota preschool scale, 1931 1 488 Morgan's mental test, 1922-1935 4 489 Myers mental measure, 1920-1921 4 490 National intelligence tests, 1920 3 491 New Jersey composite test, n.d. 1 492 O'Rourke general classification test, 1936 4 493 Otis group intelligence scale, 1929 3 494 Otis group intelligence scale, advanced and primary, 1919-1929 10 495 Otis quick-scoring, sr. high & college, 1937 2 496 Otis quick-scoring, grades 4-9, 1920-1939 6 497 Otis quick-scoring mental tests, 1937-1939 6 498 Otis quick-scoring mental ability tests, 1936-1937 10 499 Otis self-administering tests of mental ability, grades 4-9, 1922-1928 500 Pantomime group intelligence test (Myers), 1922 1 501 Peabody picture vocabulary test, n.d. 2 502 Pintner general ability tests, verbal, 1938-1945 2 503 Pintner non-language mental test, 1929-1930 6 504 Pintner-Cunningham primary mental test, 1923-1928 4 505 Pintner-Patterson performance scale, 1917 2 506 Pintner-Toops revised directions test, n.d. 1 507 Rapid survey test, grades 4-8 (Pintner), 1927 1 508 Sangren information tests for young children, 1930 1 509 Scaled information test, Judge Baker Foundation, Boston, n.d. 1 510 Social intelligence test, n.d. 2 511 Terman group test of mental ability, grades 7-12, 1920-1927 7 512 Thurstone, L.L., Factors of intelligence, n.d. 1 513 Traube 20 sentence completion test, modified, n.d. 1 514 Wechsler-Bellevue intelligence scale, 1940-1947 6 515 Wide range vocabulary test (Atwell & Wells), 1937 1 516 WISC record form, 1949 2 517 Witmer form board, n.d. 1 518 Miscellaneous intelligence tests, 1922-1940 9 Personality (Adjustment) 519 Adjustment inventory (Hugh Bell), 1934 4 520 Adjustment questionnaire (Percival Symonds), 1932 2 521 Adjustment score card, brief form (Vineland), n.d. 1 522 Aspects of personality (Pintner, Loftus), 1937 4 523 A-S reaction study (Allport), 1928 2 524 Bender-Gestalt test & score sheets, 1948 11 525 California test of personality, 1939-1942 5 526 California test of personality, 1953 3 527 Downey will-temperament test, 1921-1925 6 528 Edwards personal preference schedule, 1959 2 529 Farragut personality inventory, ca.1944 1 530 Gordon personal profile and inventory, 1956 1 531 Interest analysis - How do you feel about it, n.d. 1 532 Introversion-extroversion test (Root), 1932 2 533 Inventory of activities and interests, 1936-1938 5 534 Inventory of factory (Guilford & Martin), 1940-1943 2 535 Inventory of social behavior (Weitzman), 1941 1 536 Johnson temperament analysis profile, 1944 2 537 Mathews questionnaire personal inventory, 1924 3 538 Mental health analysis, 1946 9 539 Minnesota T-S-E inventory, 1942 1 540 Personal inventory, U.S. Navy, n.d. 3 541 Personality inventory (Bernreuter), 1935 8 542 Personality inventory for children (Brown), 1935 2 543 Personality rating scales (miscellaneous), 1930-1959 9 544 Pressey X-O test, Willoughby EM scale, Marston personality rating scale, 1920-1931 5 545 The socially competent person (Mort, Spence), 1937 2 546 Test of personality adjustment, 1931 2 547 Thurstone personality schedule, 1929 5 548 Wilkins-Miles self-description inventory, 1944 2 Personality (Projective techniques) 549 Blacky pictures, 1950 1 550 Buck time appreciation test, 1946 3 551 C.A.T. blank, 1949 1 552 Grassi block substitution test, 1949 2 553 Hooper visual organization test, 1957 4 554 House-Tree-Person, Buck projective personality test, 1947-1950 7 555 H-T-P post drawing interrogation, ca.1960 9 556 Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, 1943-1951 5 557 Philo-Phoebe test (Buck), 1944-1950 4 558 Psychiatric rating scales (Wittenborn), 1955 2 559 Raven progressive matrices, revised, 1938-1956 4 Picture Tests 560 Finger painting, 1963-1965 9 561 Goodenough-Harris drawing test, 1954 34 562 Incomplete man, ca.1964 3 563 Machover figure drawing, n.d. 8 564 Mosaic test, ca.1962-1963 4 565 Otness clock test, 1st grade, 1966 1 566 Otness clock and draw a figure, 1st grade, Lena Whitmore School, 1966 42 567 1st grade, Russell School, 1966 24 568 2nd grade, Lena Whitmore School, 1966 48 569 2nd grade, Russell School, 1966 40 570 3rd grade, Russell School, 1966 56 571 3rd grade, West Park School, 1966 47 10 572-573 Alberta Guidance Clinic, Red Deer, 1966-1967 94 574 Picture completion test, n.d. 1 575 Picture vocabulary, n.d. 1 576 Progressive matrices, 1947 2 577 Rorschach test article by Bruno Klopfer, n.d. 1 578 Rorschach, Hermann. Psychodiagnostic, n.d. 2 579 Rorschach inkblots and record blanks, 1943 14 580 Rosenzweig picture frustration study, 1944-1948 12 581 Szondi picture projection personality test, 1949 11 582 Thematic apperception test, 1950 14 Reading and Reading Readiness 583 American school reading readiness test, 1941 4 584 California achievement tests, 1940 5 585 Detroit word recognition test, 1925-1927 8 586 Diagnostic language test (Charters), n.d. 1 587 Diagnostic reading test, n.d. 1 588 Diagnostic reading scales (Spache), 1963 3 589 Gates basic reading test, 1942 4 590 Gates reading diagnosis tests, 1933 1 591 Gates reading survey for grades 3 to 10, 1942 1 592 Gates silent reading test, 1926 1 593 Gray's oral reading paragraphs, n.d. 5 594 Haggerty reading examination, Sigma 1 & 3, 1920 2 595 Inglis tests of English vocabulary, 1924 3 596 Iowa silent reading tests, advanced, 1927 1 597 Monroe's silent reading tests, n.d. 7 598 Ohio literacy test, n.d. 5 599 Oral reading test (Gilmore), 1952 2 600 Other reading tests, 1929-1935 3 601 Reading for understanding, 1959 4 602 Shipley-Hartford retreat scale, 1939 1 603 Wakefield diagnostic English test, n.d. 1 School Achievement and Attainment Tests 604 American history test (Denny-Nelson), 1928 5 605 American school achievement tests, 1941 7 606 Miscellaneous Arithmetic tests, 1922 10 607 Ruch-Popenoe general science test, 1923 1 608 Stanford achievement tests, 1953-1954 4 609 Stanford achievement tests, new, 1927-1942 11 610 School attainment scales, 1947 14 611 Unit scales of attainment, math & reading, 1933-1936 15 612 Wide-range achievement test (Jastak), 1946-1965 2 Social Maturity Scales 613 Adaptive behavior checklist, Parsons State Hospital and Training Center, n.d. 1 614 Cain-Levine social competency scale, 1963 1 615 Maxfield-Buchholz scale of social maturity for use with pre-school blind children, n.d. 1 616 Vineland social maturity scales, 1936-1965 10 617 Washington assessment and training scales, 1969 1 Other Tests 618 General anxiety scale for children, 1942-1950 8 619 Goldstein-Scheerer stick test, 1945 3 620-621 Porteus maze, guide and blanks, 1933 5 622 Projective techniques, 1936-1963 22 623 Revised examination for the measurement of efficiency of mental functioning (Babcock-Levy), 1942 2 624 School inventory (Bell), 1936 1 625 Sense of humor test (Almack), n.d. 1 626 Sentence completion, student form, 1965 11 627 Sims social class identification occupational rating scale, 1962 2 628 Some common beliefs, n.d. 1 629 Speech correction record form, n.d. 1 630 Test of religious thinking, 1928 3 631 Time appreciation test (Buck), 1946 1 Kits 11 632 Wechsler-Bellevue, 1940 8 633 Wechsler intelligence scale for children, 1949 8 634 Wechsler adult intelligence scale, 1955 11 12 635 Van Alstyne picture vocabulary test, 1960 3 636 Block design 1 637 Weighted cubes 1 638 Cards for testing extra sensory perception, n.d. 1 639 Crawford spatial relations test 1 640 Blocks and beads 1 641 Testing measurement - Vineland, n.d. 1 642 Abacus purchased from Chinese laundryman, 1936 1 o.s. 643 Goddard form board 1 o.s. 644 Revised Stanford Binet Scales, material for form L 1
13 Margaret Mead lectures, 1955-1961 2 Sproed tapes, n.d. 2 A word in your ear, n.d. 1 Concerning brain washing 1 Inez Robb 1 The deaf speak to the hearing, Don Pettingill, 1959 1 Birth of a baby, 1956 2 Story of Helen Keller, n.d. 1 Life of Helen Keller, 1956 1 New ideas on mental illness, Dr. K. Goldstein, 1957 1 Hayakawa, 1958 1 Phenomenology: Edmund Husserl, by Marvin Farley, 1960 1 Orchestra, Washington School for the Blind, 1966 1 A world language, by Mario Pei, 1971 1 Parkinsons law (KWSC) 1960 1 AAMD region I conference, 1976 1 Where minds meet, Helen Keller's voice, 1963 1 Existentialism: Jean-Paul Sartre, Marc Slonim, 1960 1 Mentally retarded, Wallace, 1965 2 Speech defects 5 Interviews with mental patients, F. Kisker, n.d. 2 LSD addicts & suicide, 1970 1 Religious revival, 1958 1 Margaret Mead interview, 1959 1 Creative mind (KWSC), 1959 1 The brain (taped from TV), 1984 1 Interview with Evelyn Wenstrom about her airplane trip from Boise to Lewiston in April 1929, n.d. 1 Drums for New Guinea, 1980 1 The disorganized personality, 1964 1 HRO lecture at Rainier State School, 1989 1 Sound effects demonstration tape, n.d. 1