Ken Mont Camp for Boys - Golden Days Yearbook (Kent, CT)

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Our-arts and crafts -shop had a banner year . . . models . ceramics . , . jewelry . . . woodworking . . . rockets . . . painting . . . and more models . . . Lon ran a, happy shop. . . Remember our wonderful trips . . . Tangle- wood Cthat was something special!J . . .Stratford . . . Oakdale Music Circus . . . Sharon Playhouse . . . and greatest of all, our schooner Mouette. . . . Remember her trim racing lines as she knifed thru the Sound . . . a stiff breeze . . . a bright sun . . . clean ocean air . . . all spelled FUN. . . . Skipper Bronson taught us real deep sea sailing . . . Keep the needle on 2800 its below, not downstairs . . . we call it the head . . . We became real salts .... Carnival time! . . . remember all the work, that went into our booths . . . apples on the stick . . . dunk your counselor . . . that crazy pie eating contest . . . riding the donkey . . . hot dogs . . . a real carnival midway! . . . Remember the steak barbeque that night . . . we set a record for put- ting away food . . . the Bluejays and Sparrows ate like Eagles . . . it was. nice to have a fun day and still help our ,ftwo nearby hospitals .... COLOR WAR! . . . remember the crashing bombs that literally lifted us out of bed that driz- zly Sunday night . . . the sky was lit . . . WAR. . . . DAVE SIMON and SCOTT KRUGMAN, buddies and rivals, our driving team Captains . . . remem- ber how close every contest was . .. played to the hilt . . . yet the finest sportsmanship ever ex- hibited in competition . . . remember how Blue p-ulled into an early lead only to watch a driving Grey team close the gap. . . The soccer games were all thrilling . . . the results of the fine train- ing by our English coaches was apparent . .' . there were many upsets . . . form doesnit hold in Color War . . .the Bluejays played as hard as the Dodos . . . remember the shutout administered by Grey in the one inning ball game . . . the first whitewash job in seven years! . . . The plays were very funny and had both teams roaring with laugh- ter . . . the sing . . . and finally, viotory for 'GREY . . , but more important, victory for sportsman- ship .... Remember birthday night . . . forty beautiful cakes aglow with sparklers . . . a fitting climax to the wonderful desserts Ed made for usl all sum- IIICI' .... Banquet night . . . excitement, food and fun . . . a happy night thinking of home . . . and some quiet sad thoughts too as we think of parting . . . awards . . . and finally the big one, DAVID SI- MON, Boy of the Year! . . .. There never was a better choice .... 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'lf' ld -' ...N ' 'iflililill s'J .',.' iii 3 2 gr -Q It ggi- 213,- Remember the pizza parties at Angelos . It didnt seem possible that we could eat so much GARY ROTTMAN and LEE TUNIS were the 1967 champs Occasionally their record was broken but the new champ never held it very long Station KAMP is on the air' disc Jockeys weather news jokes sports we understand we ve been offered a national hook-up for next sum- mer Remember the great comeback of our golfers during the Invitational .... Down ten strokes the first day, we won by Hfteen! . . . our Juniors, TOM COHEN, BARRY SCHUB, and BOB RIEGER pulled this one out . . . RICK KANE'S recovery and JEFF LEWIS' great play sure helped .... Remember our great inter-camp athletic record . . . the Hawks again led the way, with their A baseball and basketball teams going undefeated . . . the Dodos lost just once, and later avenged the defeat . . . remember our winning team in the Scatico basketball -tournament . . . SCOTT KRUG- MAN'S and MARC WEIN'S pitching kept the baseball team all-winning . . . our barnstorming record of 10-2 was the best ever .... KEN LIEBO- WITZ pitched two no hitters for the Hawks . . . as did BOB RIEGER for the Cardinals .... Over- all, our teams played better than .750 ball against tough opposition! . . . Remember those ding dong football games in the N.F.L. and A.F.L .... We're developing some real talent for school football coaches ..... Remember our sharpshooters at the rifle range . . . our tournament team had their best season ever. . . HANK SCHOTTLAND, JEFF EAGLE, GIL and BOB LEVINE, ROY MITTLEMAN, GARY KRUGMAN, JON DAVIDSON, ARNY ROWAN and KEN FOSTER were the mainstays of the team .... This was our finest year in competitive tennis ever, in spite of the weather .... Remember how we upset Mac-Kee-Nac and Robinson Crusoe . . . we finished high up in every tournament we en- tered .... JON BARNETT was a great team captain . . . the LIEF brothers, DAVE SIMON, SCOTT KRUGMAN, TODD GOODMAN, RICH WALDMAN, LEVINE brothers, BOB STEIN- WURTZEL, DAVE GREENBAUM, TED MAYER, LEE TUNIS all played well .... Remember Jack's nature cabin and zoo . . there was so much to observe, study and learn .... ,. -.r :.. J. . ., , , .. .., ,. ,..--..Li.........4- . .......4gi.:.L.t..g..1:4M,L.A ... 4.2 AL... KAMP ISONTHEAIR OUR WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTORS - ig, H ,T:::.-.. .11-rff' 1 -I f -.:- .zrrgf i-2-ii:E'?if5r-ff-'11'-'f' - 'ff

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