Camp Nawakwa - Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

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l l 1 I 1 1 To Miss M. Margaret Beard whose unsellish Christian personality and years of devoted service to the camp have provided us with a living example of the spirit of Nawakwa, this book is lovingly dedicated.

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A l I Grccvizzgs from the D'i7'0Cf0l'. Dear Campers, XVell, another season at Nawakwa has passed and is now tucked away happily-we hope-in your memories of the summer. For some of you it was your first season at the Camp in the Wfoods. For others it was the last as a regular camper. For all of you it was an opportunity. Did you find it so? Those of us who enjoy your fun and fellowship through the years as you come back to Nawakwa are concerned that your camping experience be not just a week or two of good time away from home. VV e hope that during these winter months in your homes and churches your Nawakwa discoveri'es have been helping you+to meet your neighbors more gladly, to discipline yourself more wisely, to know your God more surely, and to serve your Lord more devotedly. The very best things at Camp Nawakwa are simply the basic features of the Christian fellowship. We hope you can both discover and create those elements where you live through the year. This is to bear your Christian witness. May the God whom we worship and serve at Camp, the Lord of the Church, bless you and guide your ways through these months as you grow and .learn and live. XVe'll hope to see you at camp next year for a new chapter in your N awakwa book. Yours, , REGINALD W. DEITZQ if