Stevens Institute of Technology - Link Yearbook (Hoboken, NJ)

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. -x - 791 D W , I, N very seldom home. In a manner such as prescrihed the Freshmen spent the next six weeks in an intensive campaign to conquer the realms of surveying and Tracey. The camp was again under the direction of Professor Samuel H. Lott who was assisted in its running hy the camp council. The council was made up of the class officers and one representative from each shack. A constitution was drawn up this year and it is hoped that future camp councils will accept it. Not to be forgotten is the camp paper, the TranSIT whose staif did their utmost to make it a success. The first hreak in this schedule came on Camp Sports Day, which had heen long in the making. An aquatic meet, with many interesting races started the day off. Following this came the Siiphcmmore-Freshman haseball game which was won handily hy the Sophomores. A new innovation this year was the transit set-up, and the chain-rolling contests. lt was decided to make this a part of the future Camp Sports Days. A steak dinner followed with an inspection of the camp grounds. and last but not least was the Camp Sports Day Dance helcl in the mess hall in the evening. The music was furnished hy the Freshman Orchestra. The close of camp came six days later. A hanquet was held on the final evening in camp at which Professor Lott and Professor Snader gave farewell speeches. Professor Lott then presented medals to the hest athlete, and to the hest all-around camper, and Professor Snatler presented prizes to the best surveyors. The following morning saw a steady stream of campers leave camp, homeward bound with happy memories of the life at Iohnsonhurg. Every year this camp Session has made a stronger glue with which to cement the class together. It is here that life-long friendships are made and one really learns to live with his fellow men. TEVENS rr f ter I'flfff EWWIYWTUVH - me '-H I A X 'stiff . - 5 rig' Fl' r-rrr HI If T f 5 l-W I-L,,,,I L- .I If- ,

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