SEPTEMBER'S PARTY

. ", Beginning of School Perty" is found on pege 435 of
Parties for Special Days of the Year" edited by Ethel
Bowers - Nationsl Recrestion Association, 315 Fourth
Avenue, New York, N.Y. 50¢. The book cen be borrowed
from your State Chsirman or your public library - A copy
of this will be sent on request.

Some suggestions for "Breaking the Ice":

1. Get Aouainted - Blind Animal

Eech one when he arrives has the name of some enimel
put on his beck. The idee is to get the grestest number of
animals on ¢ slip of paper without heving your enime.l learned
No one may stend with his back :geinst the well. (Tee
Breakers) S. 1024. :
2, "Whetts your neme"

Give s cerd or ruled paper ond a pencil to eech line.

bt sterting signal «sk first person to put their surneme
on the first line leeving room for the civen neme. PEéss
guickly to second verson in Line who asks first person's
given neme, writes it “here it belongs, signs the surneme
on second line, pessed it to number 6 end so on. Line
finishing first wins. (Progrem Sugzestions) S. 1025
3. Song Perties and Prozrams Ethel Bowers-"The more we get
together." |
4. £11 those these first names begin with letters &,b,¢ ;
d,¢,f, will sit in one section or row. 4g; through j. will
sit’in s second row, k, through r will sit, in e third end
s through 2 in the fourth. PRey should méke this move in
five segonds. Section or ror seeted first wins. “night of
fune" S. lOOk bateriel from H.b. Edsren, Georse Williem
College, Chicegc.
5. Have some cnterteinment or stunt es "The Fetal Quest"
in "Suecessful Stunts" by Katherine Rohrhrugh, or "One
for Only" in "stunts Recrestion Circular #5. Extention
Dent. Conn. Stete College, Storrs, Conn. trite to the
eddress fer your copy.
6. See thet eech'section' cor row has the seme number of
ployers. CAT & DOG Two small erticles one of etch for eech
team, o8 four eresers ent 4 pencils. Give lst. pleyer of each
tos en. eraser, @be. ond ereh pleyer at end « pencil. First
pleyer of etch teem seys to neighbor, "Z found the dog."
Neichber scys, "The hit?" No. 1 either berks like « dog or
saya "The Dog" end passes the ereser to No. 2. No. & seys
to No. 3 "I found the dog. " No. 3 asks "The Whset?" No. 2
repects #s No. 1 did end so on. Keach time the question goes
beck 26 in 1 end 2 end. the ereser gocs to the next one.

Meanwhile the pencil is sterted in the stme wey with "I found
the cat". The pleying continues until the cog reeches the
lest person end the cat the first person who holds up erticle
end whole teem stends up. The teem standing first wins: