(d) Visits the parents.
(e) Is always on hand, unless unavoidably prevented, in which case the president of the class is notified.
(f) Has a capable substitute teacher to supply in the event of such absence.
(g) Realizes that the function of his office is that of friend and counselor.
(h) Follows up an absentee (1) through the other members of the class; (2) Membership Committee; (3) telephone; (4) postcard or letter; (5) personal call.
(i) Does not play favorites, nor neglect the less aggressive scholar.
(j) Has a plan and an objective, with special emphasis on the training of older boys for leadership of groups of younger boys.
(k) Always keeps in mind that the supreme task and privilege of the teacher are to win the boy to Christ for service in His church.
The Teacher and the Home