IF,   Total Number of Contributing Members
Enter here the number of persons who are contributing members. They should
also be included in the count of members by age and sex, in Section IA.
II. Membership Rates
In the spaces provided, fill in the specific titles of the membership categories for which the rates are posted. Also show in the second column, the
specific age ranges that correspond to your membership categories.
Enter the membership rates for 1957 and 1956,    Even if the rates did not
change in 1957 they should be posted here for both years.
If you have a separate printed schedule which you can submit with the
report, omit filling-in the information for this section on the report
form, but attach a copy of the schedule.    Indicate on the schedule if
there    have been any changes in rates during 1957.
III, Groups, Enrollment, and Attendance
Enter at the top of this section, the beginning date and terminal date
of the period for which the statistics in this section are presented.
A.    Regularly Scheduled Groups With Definite Enrollment
Groups reported under this heading should have a regular schedule
of meetings,  i.e., once a week, or bi-weekly, etc., and a definite
enrollnent of persons.
For each activity during the year record: a) the number of different
groups b) the total enrollment of these groups, and c) their combined
total annual attendance.    It is not sufficient to report statistics
in only one or two of the columns for groups under this heading.
Statistics for all three columnsshould be recorded.
1. In counting the number of groups, use the total of all thet different
groups under a classification that met in the calendar year 1957.
For example,  if there were four different Special Interest Groups
for boys under Ik years, two for girls under XU years, and three
for men, 18-2U years of age, the total number of groups on the
line "Special Interest Groups" - is 9,  (i.e. h / 2 / 3).
Similarly if the School - Jewish Education had 5 different classes
meeting in the Fall-Winter Semester and 6 dif fcreno classes meeting
in the following V.rinter-Spring Semester of"i957 the total number of
groups to be recorded is 11,  (i.e. 5 •/• 6).
2. Enrollment - Enrol?vment over the entire year of 1957 should be re-
coreec: only for each of those groups that met regularly.    The enrollment recorded for classification is the sum of the separate enrollments of individual groxips in a group activity.    In the example cited
above, if the four rpecial Interest Groups of boys are A,B,C, and D,
and if A had a total enrollment of 29 during 1957, B of 1.6, C of  3u,
and D cf 58; total cnrolIr.cnt for these four Special Interest Groups is
137,   (i.e. 29 / 16 / 3U / 58).
If the tv/o girls' Special Interest Groups had together an enrollment
of 67-j and three men's Special Interest Groups an enrollment of 98,
the total enrollment for the 9 Special Interest Groups recorded in
Transcript - 3 - IF, Total Number of Contributing Members Enter here the number of persons who are contributing members. They should also be included in the count of members by age and sex, in Section IA. II. Membership Rates In the spaces provided, fill in the specific titles of the membership categories for which the rates are posted. Also show in the second column, the specific age ranges that correspond to your membership categories. Enter the membership rates for 1957 and 1956, Even if the rates did not change in 1957 they should be posted here for both years. If you have a separate printed schedule which you can submit with the report, omit filling-in the information for this section on the report form, but attach a copy of the schedule. Indicate on the schedule if there have been any changes in rates during 1957. III, Groups, Enrollment, and Attendance Enter at the top of this section, the beginning date and terminal date of the period for which the statistics in this section are presented. A. Regularly Scheduled Groups With Definite Enrollment Groups reported under this heading should have a regular schedule of meetings, i.e., once a week, or bi-weekly, etc., and a definite enrollnent of persons. For each activity during the year record: a) the number of different groups b) the total enrollment of these groups, and c) their combined total annual attendance. It is not sufficient to report statistics in only one or two of the columns for groups under this heading. Statistics for all three columnsshould be recorded. 1. In counting the number of groups, use the total of all thet different groups under a classification that met in the calendar year 1957. For example, if there were four different Special Interest Groups for boys under Ik years, two for girls under XU years, and three for men, 18-2U years of age, the total number of groups on the line "Special Interest Groups" - is 9, (i.e. h / 2 / 3). Similarly if the School - Jewish Education had 5 different classes meeting in the Fall-Winter Semester and 6 dif fcreno classes meeting in the following V.rinter-Spring Semester of"i957 the total number of groups to be recorded is 11, (i.e. 5 •/• 6). 2. Enrollment - Enrol?vment over the entire year of 1957 should be re- coreec: only for each of those groups that met regularly. The enrollment recorded for classification is the sum of the separate enrollments of individual groxips in a group activity. In the example cited above, if the four rpecial Interest Groups of boys are A,B,C, and D, and if A had a total enrollment of 29 during 1957, B of 1.6, C of 3u, and D cf 58; total cnrolIr.cnt for these four Special Interest Groups is 137, (i.e. 29 / 16 / 3U / 58). If the tv/o girls' Special Interest Groups had together an enrollment of 67-j and three men's Special Interest Groups an enrollment of 98, the total enrollment for the 9 Special Interest Groups recorded in