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 .... Remember the blazing numerals 1967 as we slowly headed for our bunks . . . the bugle sound- ing Tattoo . . . and then the sweet melancholy sound of Taps as it echoed across the Berkshire hills . . . we fell asleep thinking of home . . , and of all the golden memories . . . friends . . . fun . . . victory . . . courage in a defeat . . : helping each other . . . and so long as a man remains 3 boy, just so long will he remember. . . . THE FAMILIAR KEN-MONT CAMPUS UNDER NOVEMBER'S FIRST BLANKET OF SNOW .. :3'-g- - :::'-:,,-'-H am---......f.vzf..r--...., ....f----....,, --...,...., , mm- -. , ul .. , J-............,, ...ny-.ZI,m ,.....-n.. - -..M ...- 1.-Z H1' . ---.4 . ----.....,,, -- 1-' - . ..:11:i.. -.., , -........... ,'g--ru... .... 1:--.......:. 1-,. -- .. :,. 'gy ..... .:gg'---A ... 14- - . ..... ..L'! Z -m-.r'.r1:'1:--- nzrmgr-----. , , v.. R 5. -. ft .. -1 U. -... 1... -.. .. -. .. .....-V -1. , I N M. .... . 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