Summer
Session
KISKI MINUTES
SALTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA, SEPTEMBER 3, 1942
FIRST KISKI SUMMER SCHOOL CAMP NEARS CLOSE
1942 SUMMER GROUP
Complete
Coverage
TOP ROW: Pres. Clark, Dr. Brinker, Guy, Fisher, Davies, Baer, Lacock, Callet, Moore, Corelly, Carlos.
THIRD ROW: Dr. Sutherland, Chilcott, Lawrence, Rugh, Borland, Rothballer, Mower, Wilson, McKain,
Dr. Marks, Dr. Arnold.
SECOND ROW: Langer, Brown, Courtney, Orr, Swenson, Staisey, Gerhold, Patterson, Ralston, Ruddock,
Eves.
FRONT ROW: Rinn, Clark, Martin, Stevens, Hund, Powell, Enright. Louis Barisone not in picture.
The First Summer
ter luncheon the recipients of this
vigorous schooling ushered Classes and Courses
were
into such activities as golf, tennis,
swimming, etc., again under ex.
Before summer school opened, it
On June 29th, immediately fol-
was decided that a boy might take
lowing the Episcopalian Conference, perienced tutelage. As a result
thirty-five boys moved into Gables most of the boys will return home up two single-semester credits dur-
and Wilson halls to initiate Kiski's at the end of the season in a far ing this ten-week period; or to re-
first combination summer school better condition than when they ar- view three single semesters of
and summer camp. To the surprise rived in June, and some of them
of a few of these boys,the regular will surprise their parents in their
Kiski faculty occupied their entire acquired ability in golf, tennis, and
morning with as tough an academ- other sports.
ic program as any of the boys had
ever encountered. Immediately af
This combination summer school
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work. However, the ambitions of
several parents went beyond this,
and
we agreeably although skep-
tically allowed them to attempt ev-
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