Camp Pasquaney - Annual Yearbook (Hebron, NH)

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THE PASQUANEY ANNUAL 35 THE WALKS, 1929 Photograph by Wade Levering OUR STALWART LEADER OF l929 The walks have a very dennite place- in the life and routine at Pas- quaney. They are a dl e c i d e dc contribution to the Camp in the accomplishment of its purpose. The various activities at Pasquan-ey are plan-ned with a certain e'n'd in view, the building of character, and the hikes, especially the Long Walk, serve immeasurably in this respect. Furthermor-e walking is the most accessible of 'the Camp activities. Anyone in normal physical condition can Walk. In the case of tennis, crew, or baseball this is not true, a certain amount of rather irksome training ha-s to be undergo-ne. The Walks of nineteen twenty- nine began as usual with the walk over 'the' Barnard Estate. This took place on the first Saturday after- noon. Practically every boy in Camp was taken along, and no one seemed very fatigued by the four

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THE PASQUANEY ANNUAL The mashed potato was supreme With steak and onions and ice cream. But do not think tha't's all we did, For foxes searched where geese were hid. And then rock golf was an-other game. VVe'd have put a kangaroo- to shame Leaping from rocks t-o dead tree roots, VVhat need had we for seven- league boots? And once while wa'nd'ring the island 'o'er VVe found wild strawberries- gal-ore. We g-orged ourselves and forgo-t all worries Believe me, t-hose sure were th-e berries! VVe-ll, time flew by till o-ur last day, Wlieii cloud-s appeared, 'the skies were gray. The rain came down but 'ere i-t fell The Frigid R's were on the Adelle. We steamed back to camp and as we drew near They greeted us all with a Pasquaney cheer. Our week's fun was over but we can recall The wonderful time that was had by us all. Statis-tics Best Camper M-ost Helpful Most Cheerful VVater Raft A Cow Pat Riley Skipper Tillsion Red Haskell Rog Tyler Hank Brewster C. M. R W.H.R - -f-,,:,1-,:,-V ,V -- - '-:::g,j'59:2'v ffm Mirza-.,E?:r'.' ff: - H -, .. -5-am:z:w-v:11.- - .,.., , . THE DOME QF MT. CARDIGAN HDMI'-use-a v - - ls:-in-qu...-N an--.u.b.si...-....-v--...nn-ff gn... 4, . sw----n.,.,5

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