What is an ideal board, committee, or council like it might prove valuable to list some of the virtues of such a group so that we may compare it with our own.

The individual in this group feels secure, wanted, needed. He is able to accept his fellows and knows that they accept him. In such a group the interests and motivations of the members are readily tapped and rapid progress is made toward the goals selected. From time to time such progress is evaluated, as are the means by which it has been achieved. The group has a concept of leadership which does not put all the responsibility on a few persons. It tries to use rational method of deciding on goals and the means of achieving them.