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of individual participants, and records set up in individual activities such as
track and field, swimming and golf.

Most of the work will be in the listing of points from which is determined
the individual or organization winners.

The records will determine which activities have been the most popular,
which is important in that it helps in planning the activities for the following

year.
in the activities.

These records also disclose the percentage of students that are engaging
This is important as we want to know how well our program has

been accepted by the students which might lead us to discover why we are not
receiving unanimous support.

As these records are necessary there should be some type of a card that
would allow for all of the information desired that can be filed for further

reference.

An example of one used in the junior and senior high schools at Moorhead,
Minnesota, is shown in the following.

INTRAMURAL RECORD

 

 

 

 

 

Free Throw

 

SENIOR HIGH

 

Sports '7Gr. | Sor. 9or. | LOGr. | Tiers | 12Gr.; JUNIOR HIGH
Badminton | | LETTER AWARDED
Basketball] | | JUNIOR HIGH

i | STRIPES AWARDED
Boxing } i |

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Golf | | LETTER AWARDED
Horseshoe | | | SENIOR HICH
Ice Hockey : | | LETTER AWARDED
Officiating | | | ATTITUDE
Ping Pong | |
Push Ball | | | | | 32.4.3. SEN.H.S.
School _Letter-Basketball | | +
School Letter-Football| | | | | 9 12

: | | 7 | TOTAL TOTAL
School Letter-Track |
Soccer | |
Soft Ball | L | Remarks
Touch Football |
Tennis

 

Track-Field

 

 

Wrestling

 

 

Total.