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The Nineteen Fifties

1950

Mr. Broun continues his legacy with W. Clark Gorden as Director of Programs and Frank F. Fore as Assistant Director.

1952

Tutoring is offered at Rio Vista through the scholastic department. Rio Vista offered credits that were transferable to most public schools.

1953

The most popular activities during this time are: aquaplaning, water-skiing, horseback riding, tennis, shooting sports, and football. This was also the year the Arvee Club was established.

1954

Weekly movies were screened on 35M film on Monday and Thursday evenings. These movies were released to camp before even being released to the public. Out trips were planned to nearby places of interest. Among these are Garner Park, Enchanted Rock, Cave Without a Name, Griffin's Cave, Buchanan Dam, Longhorn Caverns, and Bandera Museum.

1955

The new infirmary is built.

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