equipment is absolutely essential. Providing the enrollment of the Community
Recreation class keeps up to 15 or above, it can furnish much needed leadership,
but a budget should consider the possibility of profiding leadership at student-
wage rate if necessity demandede |

Of course the social program makes small expenditures constantly
necessarye So I recommend that the recreative iestes work under a budget
which provides for 1) publicity, 2) equipment, 3) leaders, 4) maintenance.

Se Personnels

As I have already inferred, the job this sumer was almost too much
for one person to handlee I recognize the fact that much of the responsibility
might have been delegatede For instance, as the program stood this summer it was
distinctly a four-headed jobe Administratively an ideal plan would have been for
the director to appoint a head and a committee to take care of =

le Publicity

ee Junkets

5. Social affairs

4. Playground and physical activity
My reasons for not doing that were several; first, whom to find? I was handicapped
in that respect because I did not know summer session students from preceding years,
I didn't want to impose on already overburdened faculty, and I didn't want to risk
the success of the progrem on leadership wich wi. gut have been willing but not
capablee I do not mean to imply that I met with any lack of cooperation on the
part of the faculty or studentse On the contrary, I enjoyed a grand response;
but finding people who are enthusiastic about a program is much easier than finding
people who want a definite part of its responsibilitye Secondly, a feeling that
I must be very economical made me hesitate to use help which I felt should be
paids and thirdly, because this whole program represented something of an innovation,

I didn't readily think of persons who would fit into each groovee Since the

summer's experience I have found those peoplee