Camp Pasquaney - Annual Yearbook (Hebron, NH)

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THE PASQUANEY ANNUAL ATHLETICS Photograph by A. W. Moody .Athey Beebe Bolling Bowen, Burrall Carey Casler THE EXHIBITION CREW, 1929 THE SWIMS, 1929 HALF-MILE SWIMS . Chase, H. Miller, R. B Emmett Miller, H. F. Hardwick Moore L. Jennings Pile Mendoza, A. Sulloway Mendoza, N. Tyler, R. Metcalf Whitridge MILE SWIMS Hesse, 62:10 min. Higgins, B., 71 min.

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54 THE PASQUANEY ANNUAL victory to Crescent by a 1-O score. CAMP COUNT-OFF Camp Count-off derived its 11211113 from the habit of its entities of call- ing off their respective numlJC'fS whenever the spirit moved. Camp VVhite-Fly was so called b6'C-H1156 Of a certfaiin m-elmber of the party who produced a continual 'noise not unlike that insect. A n d C a H1 P Drizzl-in' received this appelation both fbe-cause of a visitor and due to a -constant drizzle during much off the time spent on Crescent BC'21Ch- More complete details foll-ow: 0 - CAMP DRIZZL-IN' - The Beach. i The VVailt Jenifer and Shelly Roots Place Beneath: Crescent Umbrella Holders: Messrs. The Raiindrops: Brent Brown Bill Coleman, Frank Gi l l e tt Dec 9 Higgins, Ned Levering, Ted McGraw, Nets Mendoza, Gray Thompson, Ted Tucker. How the- raindrops fell: Best Camper Dec Higgins Most Helpful Ned,' Levering Most Cheerful Nestor Mendoza VVater Rat Ted Tucker Camp Sphinx Ted McGraw Pretty Boy Mr. Jenifer 5C!llnb-iggg.,..3 1- Line off Battle: MayheW's Is land. Count-sellors: Messrs. '4VVhitey' Whiting and Bun Mudge. Wh-o To-ok the Count: Une Skippy Atheyg TW-o, Dickie Barrett., Three, Gil Bfl-akeg Four julie Bowen, Five, Pete Carey, Six, Nellie Curtisfg Seven, Jack Poufchg Eight, Charlie Wrag'nerg Nine, Hoyt Wiat'sofn. Entered on Acco-unt: Best Camper Pete Carey Most Helpful julie B-owen Most Cheerful Nellie Curtis Cow Charlie Wagner .+L CAMP WHITE-FLY ' Hive: H-ornet's Cove. Big Bugs: Messrs. Delie De La Cour and VVhit,' Bissell. Insects: Nio'rm,' Baetjer, Luke Beebe, Billie Blake, Her'm ' Em- mett, George Guest, Pete Hussey. Gil jones, Presfcott P e r v e r e , CB-z-z-zj. Out-comb of the Voting: Best Camper Gil jones Most Helpful Norm Baetjer Most Cheerful Prescott Pervere Pretty Boy Luke Beebe Cow Ditto ' 'l ' ' '- ' l b' 'Mtv - lf-of - 'I-u h:-Q-q....., .Q-use-.-...-has-.....,.--.. .-..-,,m.., U, . va.--av-1...-,,,,,,,,,4s.r, ,QAM Q ' hm- 4 as-M. H-4,4 7

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6 THE PASQUANEY ANNUAL 5 Photograph by F. O. Reed T A HAND-STAND DIVE VVATERFRQNT With the various' water activities lasting, as they do, througho-ut the summer, it is quite natur-al t-o find a great deal of interest co-nstantly centered in and on the water. We tried, this summer, to arrange our 6 schedule so that th-ose events requir- ing the greatest amount -of skill 'and practice, came towards the end of the -summer. Th is gave the con- -testants a greater opportunity to practice and condition themselves for th ' e1r events. I-ndeed, the whole month of Jul to swimming and diving instruction. y was dev-oted largely The quality of the exhibitions on the Reception Day was indicative of considerable pr-ogress, and a laro-e b amoufnt of credit 1-s due tho-se coun- sellors who did the coaching, Une of the most gratifying ex- amples .of progress lay in the diving, The opening of the seaso-n found uig with just -one first rate diver in Camp, lrast year's champion, Phil Geiger. Jimmie', Winsttead and Brooke Stoddard sfho-wed some promise but that was just about the extent of our talent. However, Mr. VVhiting and Mr. Ri-chardson s-oon had a group of pr-ospects working daily. They displayed a genuine deslire to learn the fundamentals and their efforts were not without avail. By the time our Gala Day arrived the boys were 'diving well enough to stage an entirely respectable per- formance for o-ur guests. Three weeks later, the trials and finals of the diving competition br-ought a happy surprise to all of us. lt proved to be a real competition in every sense of the word, though the divers sensibly avoided the more difhcult dives, their p6ffOf1Hfl1lCC was most creditable. FifSf Place was finally won by Jimmie Win- stead wh-o was claslsilied as a Junior. Obviously, first place in the diving was a real achievement for ,li111mlf'3 for it is seldom that a Junior GVCH places. The improvement Of Dave Smith, Fred Ieilllings and John Stoddard is particularly lflllfl' able. Smith took second place While L.:-v-sen-qtiueo vl I l ' v-fs--1 g 940 A-,.,-