Camp Nawakwa - Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

 - Class of 1952

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14 p Camp Na-wakwq Notes on the Observers , Every vear at Camp Nawakwa there. is a certainispecies set apart, Fegafded with appropriate dignity, and treated.1.n,a man- ner befitting their exalted position-jthey are the Observers These are individ- uals, usually sent by a certain Sy1lOd1C31 group, who come to observe how Camp Nawakwa is operated, so that they might go back to their homes and promote the establishment of summer youth camps there. While I was joking when I.SD0kC of theirbeing regarded with dignity CI know some of them would protest thatj. I am not joking when I say that this summer we had an unusually large and unusually fine group of observers at Camp Nawakwa. Those of us who are there an entire season always count it one of the outstanding privileges of camp to--meet and learn to know these men and women from various parts of the nation. Besides those sent on synodical scholarships, we also had three missionaries of the ULCA and three visitors from foreign countries. Come to Nawakwa and make new friends would certainly be a truthful ad- vertisement of the camp. Anyway, ye olde editor managed to acqui're quite a bit of information about these guests which I thought you might enjoy knowing too. None of them bothered to pay me black- mail fees. so who knows what will come out of this typewriter? Let's see: First at camp this summer was the Rev. john Baglien . . . Scandinavian descent . . . from Chehalis, W'ash .... blue eyes and blond, curly hair . . . married tshuckslj . . . educated in Oregon . . . Midland College . . . Central Seminary . . . faculty member in the Junior Camps . . . counselor in Intermediate Boys . '. . 3.000 miles from home . . . Come to XYashington, the most beautiful state in the union . . . just a little homesick for lns tannly . . . sincere . . . friendly smile - - - C11-J05'ed camp . . . thought it was wonderful . . . we liked hi'm, too. I n Tom XYeddington . . . a mighty charm- ing southerner with a smooth line , D . Concord. N. C .... Lenoir Rhyne College . . .vSouthern Theological Seminary . . , ex-kavy man . . . unmarried . . . Ah'm from the South, suh . . . going to the mission iields of India in '53 . . . comes textile manufacturing town . , , from a sure to be a power in the ministry , , , camp by the Board of Foreign sent to Missions . . . thought we had'a Good athletic program . . . camp is we1T.O1-- gamzed . . . hillsides inspirational . . , but missed that warm southern sun . . . come back, you-all. Donald G. Fauble . Save your Con- federate money, boysg the South will rise again! . . . hails from Kingsport, Tenn, . 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Yearbook 13 Senior Girls' Graduation Glass Oliicers of this year's graduating class from the Senior Girls' Camp included the following: Sandra Smith, York, pres., Jane Noll, Milton, vice pres., Joan Noll, Milton, secretary, Dorothy Stevenback, Orlando, Fla., treasurer, Nancy Renner, Littlestown, historian. Other members of the class were as follows: Barbara Benson, Glen Rock, Barbara Berroth, - Philadelphia, Carol Boonie, McClure, Judy Cassidy, Phila- delphia, Margaret DeVeny, York, Alice M. Elicker, Penbrook, Sara Jane Fague, Lancaster, Doris I. Fauldrath, Baltimore, Md., Joyce A. Fry, New Cumberland, Kathryn Fry Gerstenlauer, Akron, Joann M. Gesell, Baltimore, Md., Doris Ann Hayes, Altoona, Sally Lou Heilman, Ann- ville, Sandra L. Helm-, High Spire, Bar- bara M. Klinedinst, York, Margaret Anne Lawley, Flourtown, Dixie Lee Leister, Westminster, Md., Donna Leslie, Al- toona, Bonnie Lee Mi'ller, Mt. Wolf, Delight M. Miller, Williamsport, Nelle E. Myers, Spring Grove, Jean E. Rhoads, Grantsville, Barbara A. Rhodes, Han- over, Evelyn Schmidt, Philadelphia, Elizabeth P. Shatto, Hagerstown, Md., Mary Catherine Shildt, Taneytown, Md., Nancy A. Smith, New Cumberland, Joyce I. Stark, -Addison, -Barbara A. Stauffer, Altoona, Carole M. Weber, Lewistown, 'Virginia A. Wentz, White- marsh, Barbara J. Winey, Harrisburg. Senior Boys' Graduation Class Officers of this year's graduating class from the Senior Boys' Camp were as follows: Robert C. Schultz, Williamsport, pres., G. Wayne Fleck, Altoona, vice pres., Michael Bishop, Oberlin, sec.-treas., Glenn Patton, Grantsville, Md., historian, George A. Williams, York, program chairman. Other class members were: Marshall Bittner, Somerset, Richard Bittner, Wil- liamsport, Charles F. Black, Westmin- ster, Md., John I. Bushey, Harrisburg, George W. Freyberger, Hamilton Square, N. J., John W. Hattery, Baltimore, Md., Donald Helfrich, Allentown, John E. Hostetter, Hanover, William C. Jacobs, Biglerville, Charles W. Jahns, .If-, Linthicum Hgts., Md., Herbert Kline- peter, Penbrook, Larry Koup, John G. Kurzenknabe, Jr., Harrisburg, Lester Moore, Hollsopple, William L. Null, Hanover, David W. Ott, York, James Pletcher, Bausman, Charles. E. Snyder, Jr., Milton. Senior Boys' Graduation Service ' Taking as their name Akikta, mean- mg One who- works with determination, the graduating class of the 'Senior Boys' Camp held an impressive indoor service on the closing Sunday of the 1952 season. Each class member wore on his coat the class flower, the white rose. Quietly they came into the packed as- sembly hall as the camp orchestra played the stirring Come Thou, Almighty King. The Call to Worship was given by Glenn Patton, the Scripture lesson was read by Michael Bishop, and the prayer was made by Wayne Fleck. Pastor Francis Reinberger, newly-elected to the faculty of the Gettysburg Seminary, had been chosen by the boys as their speaker. He spoke movingly of experiences which both he and the class members had had at Nawakwa and urged them to make use of their Nawakwa training. The service was concluded, after the presentation of diplomas and the class gift, by the sing- ing of the class hymn, A Mighty For- tress Is Our God. u To Strive, to Seek, to Find, and Not to Yield was chosen as the class motto. Their colors were red and white, and Pastor Ralph Sloop of New Cumberland, long a counselor at Nawakwa, was the class mentor. The class giftwas to be used to buy a new Hag for the camp, with the remainder of the money going to the swimming pool fund. W An Observer Looks at Nawakwa Camp N awakwa made quite an impres- sion on me as an observer. To single out specihc things which I liked is very dith- cult, for I enjoyed each daily experience from start to finish. The quiet moments during Morning Watch areinow mem- orable experiences-soul-refreshing at the beginning of each day. I liked the strict observance of quiet at hillside and the inspiring scenery at Upper Temple. The originality displayed by the. camp- ers on stunt night and on other nights which called for camper talent simply floored me Camazed me, I meanJ. An- other thing that impressed me was the camp spirit and cooperation which were so evi'dent among faculty and campers alike. The camp management is excellent from the director down to Garman with her little store requiring so much effort. But really, Nawakwa is a swell camp! I had the most wonderful time of my life! The Rev. Edwin VVisser



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Yearbook joseph VV. Inslee . . . a Californian . . . director of summer camps and youth .work for Pari'sh and Church School Board . . . likes architecture and art . -. . at- tended Lutheridge, Lutherwald, and Mas- sanetta Springs . . . graduate of Univer- sity of California and Mt. Airy Seminary . . , married . . . one four-year-old son . . . 'fNawakwa is what a church camp ought to be-a center for leadership train- ing. It knows its job, and sticks to i'ts job. Hallelujah! . thank you, kind sir. Kenneth W. Johnson . Michigan man . . . attended schools galore: Los Angeles Junior College, Carthage College, Con- cordia Teachers' College, Chicago Lu- theran Seminary . . . now doing grad- uate work at Chicago University ,X. . spe- cializes in New Testament Greek lan- guages and literature . . . married, with an eight-month-old daughter . . . coun- seled two years at Lutheran Camp in Illinois . . . dean for one year at Gun Lake, Mich .... liked the emphasis upon education and worship at Camp N awakwa . . . 'I appreciate the type of boy who attends Nawakwa? ..., there was a little Ford . we'll remember your singing. Wesley John Smuzer . . ..,pastor' of Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Maywood, Ill .... man with a moustache . . . Tabor's side-kick . . . always a smile . . . an inveterate coffee-drinker . . . married . . . two-year-old son . . . Carthage Col- lege and Chicago Lutheran Seminary . . . six years at Lake Vlfawasee . . . six years at Long Lake, Illinois Synod Camp, as teacher, counselor, and dean . . . that laugh! . . . full of stories and jokes . . . made a good counselor . I sincerely deemed it a rare privilege to spend three weeks at Nawakwa. I enjoyed the ine spirit of the campers and the wonderful fellowship of the faculty. I have high admirati'on for the well-planned program and efficient administration. I can truly say that I have collected quite a few points that I plan to use when and if I am called on to work in summer camps. I had a tremendous lot of fun! . . . we enjoyed it too, Pastor! - Edwin E. Wisser, Ir .... New Ierseyls gift to Nawakwa . . . pastorof St. John's Lutheran Church, Westville, N. I .... a charming wife . . . two small daughters, both pretty, aged seven and three . . . originally from Allentown . . . graduated from Muhlenberg College and Philadel- phi'a Seminary at Mt. Airy . . . instructor, counselor, and co-director at Lutheran Youth Camp of New jersey . . . athlet- ically inclined . . . badminton, tennis, and Pastor Inslee Pastor Johnson Pastor Smazer

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