National and closed circuit education television should be explored as methods of presenting and, in some cases, teaching square dancing. Caller-leadership training should emphasize that a major responsibility of the caller is a knowledge of the needs and ultimate satisfaction of the dancers. This same knowledge and responsibility is also shared by dancer leadership. Because it appears vital that dancers, leaders, teachers and callers be aware of the heritage of square dancing, it is recommended that appropriate historical material be incorporated into any future square dance booklets and training manuals. Callers', teachers' and leaders' fees will be naturally dictated by the laws of supply and demand and will take into consideration the ability and personality of the individual.
Standardization is required for the overall good of the activity.
It is recommended that standardization be accomplished through a nationally-coordinated educational program of callers, teachers and leaders and that the results be published through a coordinated effort of the media. Callers and dancer leaders should educate by example and instruct that appropriate square dance apparel should be worn at all public and open dances at all times. National and area publications should be alerted to the importance of publicizing this stand. All leaders and publications should educate the square dance world that for the best interests of the activity dancers should refrain from partaking of alcoholic beverages immediately before or during square dance events. All levels of club organization must function on the premise that the dancer is the whole reason for the existence of the movement.