SUGGESTED POINTS TO KEEP IN MIND FOR YOUR ANNUAL REPORT ON RECREATION

NOTE: This is not a laundry check list. If you must check it for your own
happiness do so but please let me have, in your own words, the story
of the work for the year.

I. THE MOST OUTSTANDING AND SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENT (OR ACCOMPLISHMENTS )
IN RECREATION FOR THE YEAR,

II. In furthering recreation work have associations cooperated, and how,
Wath

@. Boards of Education, Park and Recreation Departments, Scouts,
Camp Fire Girls, 4-H Clubs, Future Farmers, Adult Education,
Federal Emergency agencies, others?

be. Have you and your local Recreation Chairman cooperated with
Art, Music and other committees of State Congress and local
associations?

ilis Have programs been carried out in

a. Family and home recreation

be School center evening recreation

ce. After-school and vacation playgrounds

d. Recreation period at Parent-Teacher meetings

e. Other adult social recreation

f. Dramatics

ge Arts and crafts

h. Hobbies - creative, collecting, scientific and nature,
gardening

i. Recreation as a program topic - local, district, state, radio
In other ways

IV. Have associations done any of the following

ae Provided leadership or training for recreation

b. Provided supplies or equipment - athletics, recreational,
music, dramatics, arts and crafts

c. Joined with others in securing better playgrounds, leadership,
equipment, programs, or sponsored boys' and girls’ organizations
and clubs; in securing legislation for recreation

Ve What should the National Chairman be doing to more effectively help
your state work?

J. We. Faust, National Chairman

Committee on Recreation
515 Fourth Avenue, New York City

April 151 PLEASE MAIL TO NATIONAL CHAIRMAN BEFORE April 15!