THIS STUDY WAS PRIMARILY CONCERNED WITH AUDIOVISUAL AIDS AND THEIR USE AND POTENTIAL USE TO ENRICH STUDENT COUNCIL WORK. EIGHTEEN SCHOOLS WERE VISITED FOR THE PURPOSE OF OBTAINING INTERVIEWS WITH SPONSORS AND STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS. IT WAS GENERALLY FOUND THAT FAVORABLE AND CLEARLY DEFINED OPPORTUNITIES PRESENT THEMSELVES FOR STRENGTHENING THE WORK OF ALL EXISTING STUDENT COUNCILS, AND FOR RAPIDLY EXTENDING THE BENEFITS OF STUDENT COUNCILS INTO THOUSANDS OF NEW SCHOOLS. IN PART, THIS OPPORTUNITY CAN BE MET BY SUPPLYING THE LEADERS OF THE STATE AND NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS WITH EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS THEY REQUEST--AN ADEQUATE SELECTION OF MODERN FILMS AND FILMSTRIPS OF HIGH QUALITY AND SUPERIOR CONTENT. RECOMMENDATIONS WERE THAT NEW FILMS BE PRODUCED AND THAT THEY BE AIMED AT A HIGHER LEVEL THAN THOSE NOW EXISTING. (LP)