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\WILLTETZ and JAMES 4 eAatewn af +ha $ we eh Nk wails J} Tat he a? PSN kD hal naere! TH aast rear yours facul ty member of REACETE” A Gesy, Missouri State Teachers College ¢ HE Hairy] zon, Washington Bureau manzger of the Federated Presse, H. Cg NIQON, of Vanderbilt University, WILLIAM Rq McDANIEL, regional technical consultant ~ The following served as eponsors: WILLIAM S.é KNICKPRBOCKER, arial ef _the Sewanee Review; JULIA COLLIER of Chetite tenooee; Cau e J CR, 7 MIELLOG FSRAND, BABETTE ADEUTSCE, and WORK ane The fourth summer work cerm that took over the Highlander plent during the month of July wee eponsored jointly by the International Student Service and the Highlander Folk Onh aa ete lf P nae ntatad Af shia ona Bae ACA fo rARKWEATEER pejere tee sit’ The Ceol. Wali 2 bok Py tag Cot be (eee of the Fieldstone Sghool; HARRY DILLAF G, EMI QMPROWEEIN Pelrt- time staff members were ZILPHIA PIORTONy MAPLIAASTENZEL, and LEON “ILSON., Seventeen college students spent the month of July in hard manuel labor and intensive atudy in the social and economic problems. The morning was devoted to manual labor, the afternoon to a study program of the mountein cunmunity which provided the material for a careful study for the major problems of the South. Field trips were made to a TVA dan, a national forest, a textile center in Alabama, a Federal home- eteed project, and a blast furnace. Evenings were spent in folk dancing and singing. FRAN » Swarthmore College, LEONE REIBER, Veesar College, and HOWARDJSAMULLY, Cornell University, particular- ly preiged the work of this work camp. ra JUNIOR UNION CAMP Twenty-three boys and girls between the ages of & and 15 attended Highlander's second camp for children of union © menbere during the two weeks from June 9 to June 23, 1941, ZILPHIA HUETOU end MARGAPET (SPYAN were the directors, Folk dancing and cinging, arte and crafte, hiking and games featured the program, LARRY LASKER "taught" the campers by telling them a serial story an h enout oo oun oY every nieht around the cronrntirn te ht et La ~*~ bak I Lalieadl “i 7 4 J Caled “ieee tenet be whe eciemineenie’ “heed ir e. NURSLRY SCHOOL The Nursery School was opened May 12, 1940 and Was conducted through Christmee of 1°41 under the direction of JOAT, (PAYIL, of Pleastntville, New York, a cenior at Sareh Lawrence College. Miés PAYNS wac permitted to epend the least two months of the college year et Hichlender to direct the Nureery School, receiving credit for such