Baa aitieCsg ian

Chairman--Mrs. James H. Whipple
708 Sumner, Topeks

The object of the historian is to assemble and to preserve
a record of the activities and achievements of the associa-
tion. The historian is the custodian of all records, in-
cluding old minute books.

If your association is new, begin at once to preserve in >
a permanent record pertinent historical facts. If not new
and you have not had an historian, by all means appoint one
this year and collect facts while available. History be-
comes more valuable as years passe

HARLY HISTORY SHOULD INCLUD2:

1. Name of association; date and place of organization.
2 Nome of organization; pictures, if possible.

3e First By-Lawse

4. Early activities.

ANNUAL HISTORY RECCRD SHOULD INCLUDE:

1. Names of officers, chairmcn of committees and delegates.
2. Program and study group outlines.
3. Activities and projects emphasized during year.
4. Speciel business--as amendments to By-Laws and
creation of new committees.
5. Social and entertainment affairs of importance.
6. Anmial budget.
7s Pictures.