Letter to K.Y. Kwong to Alfred E. Stearns, June 15, 1918
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Title
Letter to K.Y. Kwong to Alfred E. Stearns, June 15, 1918
Subject
Letter to K.Y. Kwong to Alfred E. Stearns, June 15, 1918
Description
Typed letter from K.Y. Kwong to Alfred E. Stearns thanking Stearns for sending him the latest course catalogue for Phillips Academy and informing Stearns that he has entreated his son, Alfred Kwong, to take the entrance examinations for Phillips Academy, a school Kwong notes for its thorough training in all subjects required for college admittance.
Transcription
To Alfred E. Stearns Esq,
Principal, Phillips Academy
Andover, Mass.
U.S. America
Dear Sir:
Thanks for your kind letter or April 25th, also a copy of your catalogue & bulletins. My nephew Hsu Kun Kwong, who was at your academy from 1909-1910, before he entered Princeton University, strongly recommends my son to come to your academy to pursue a course of preparation for entering the Mass. Inst. of Technology.
Alfred Kwong, my son, is now attending the High school of Springfield Mass. I have written to him to come to see you, & take your entrance examinations as soon as possible, not wait till 18th of Sept.1918. I hope you will be kind enough not to give him such a hard & difficulty examination as to flunk him, which means nonadmittance.
I am very anxious & desire greatly that my son should enter your school, in preference to any other preparatory schools, for I know you give very thorough training in all subjects require for college admittance.
Thanking you again for your kind offer to assist me in any way.
Yours faithfully,
Principal, Phillips Academy
Andover, Mass.
U.S. America
Dear Sir:
Thanks for your kind letter or April 25th, also a copy of your catalogue & bulletins. My nephew Hsu Kun Kwong, who was at your academy from 1909-1910, before he entered Princeton University, strongly recommends my son to come to your academy to pursue a course of preparation for entering the Mass. Inst. of Technology.
Alfred Kwong, my son, is now attending the High school of Springfield Mass. I have written to him to come to see you, & take your entrance examinations as soon as possible, not wait till 18th of Sept.1918. I hope you will be kind enough not to give him such a hard & difficulty examination as to flunk him, which means nonadmittance.
I am very anxious & desire greatly that my son should enter your school, in preference to any other preparatory schools, for I know you give very thorough training in all subjects require for college admittance.
Thanking you again for your kind offer to assist me in any way.
Yours faithfully,
Creator
K.Y. Kwong
Publisher
Phillips Academy
Date
June 15, 1918
Rights
All Rights Reserved By Phillips Academy
Language
English
Type
Correspondence