The new leisure challenges the schools.
Shall recreation enrich or impoverish life?
Based on a study made for the National recreation association by Eugene T. Lies; with a foreword by John H. Finley, LL. D.

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Corporate Author: National Recreation Association.
Related Names: Lies, Eugene Theodore, 1876-
Language(s): English
Published: Washington, D. C., National education association of the United States [c1933]
Subjects: Community centers.
Amusements
Adult education
Student activities
Education > Education / Curricula
Education > Education / Aims and objectives
Leisure
Physical Description: 326 p. ill.
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