Camp Arrowhead - Yearbook (Tuxedo, NC)

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Arrowhead Lake, Council Ring, and Gymnasium from the Upper Falls Arrowhead I Private camp site of over 1,000 acres, more than a mile square in area, at around 2,500 feet altitude. Private camp lake, large concrete swimming pool, water course on Green River, cabin, boats and docks on Lake Summit, with sailing, aqua- planing and water skiing. Unique and thrilling natural water slide right in camp. Private camping area and cabin in Pisgah National Forest. Many other outpost camps. Stables, large riding ring, miles of private wood- land trails and horses from a leading saddle club. Rustic, substantial buildings and log cabins. lnvigorating climate, free from dust and pollen. Resident graduate nurses. Sparkling pure drinking water. Pasteurized milk. Good food. Modern sanitary facilities. Hot and cold show- ers, Hush toilets. Il 2 cl Nut Shell Grade A rating N. C. State Board of Health. All the usual land and water sports, camping and tripping. Colorful and authentic Indian program. Square dances and other get-togethers with sister camp, Glen Arden. Campers choose their own program with paren- tal approval. Plenty of free time. Four separate age units-Warriors, Braves, Bucks and Gophers. i Large staff-one to every four campers. A No extras for activities. Arrowhead announces a special program for senior campers, specializing in tripping on horse- back, in canoes and long camping trips. Also extra training and participation in athletics for those who desire it. We call special attention to our long health and accident free record, and welcome careful investi- gation from ArroWhead's beginning in l937.