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Our Association

Credits and Debits—and a Job to Do

Dear Fellow Members:

Can we not imagine what would happen to our Association—or to any association—if the members were mainly of the "getting" and not the "giving" kind? The dismal and rapid demise of such an organization is clear to foresee. And how pleasant is the task of the president in an organization where the members "pitch in," where they accept committee appointments willingly and eagerly, and where there is the common spirit of getting the job done. Such a response by the members has been mine to enjoy these past few months in the process of organizing the Association committees, and it brings to me—as I am certain it did to my predecessors—a glow of pride to be even a small part of a group where members are so willing to play the game 100%—to "carry the ball" when their "numbers are called."