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

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- 'B'l 'li ! GOLDEN DAYS, 1967 IS DEDI- CATED TO ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE KEN-MONT CAMP FOR BOYS' FAMILY, WITHOUT WHOSE PAR- TICIPATION, THESE CHERISHED MOMENTS AND JOYOUS ADVEN- TURES WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE. W,-nn, --g:....L.. ...Q .- ' --...-.. , . ..-..- -,g?...- . ....,,.

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FOUR SEASONS AT KEN-MONT How often 1 walk along Spectacle Lake When autumn has turned it aglow. The banks are ablaze with flower and leaf, The water so still down below. As the shortening day steals away into night, The birches stand white 'gainst the darkening sky. A stillness abounds, calm waters reflect Many memories of summer gone by. In winter the snow covers all of the paths That last summer were high roads to fun. A few scarlet leaves still cling to the oaks To flame in the bright winter sun. The lake, solid no-w, in its mantle of ice Creaks and groans as the winter sets in. T And the snow devils dance on this glistening floor To the tune of the cold northern wind. Winter slowly retreats, with a few dying gasps, To a subtle and soft-walking spring. Arbutus peeks out from the lingering drifts, New life comes to all living things. The pond and the woods all sing a gay song, The lake, now full from the rain, Rises high, lifting up the cribs and the docks, Then lowering, bares the beaches again. The cycle's complete, and summer returns, The most wonderful time of the year. But what makes it so? The sun? The lake? Or the forest we all hold so dear? No-the inspiration that gave birth to this poem Is not just weather, the lake or the woods. It's the boys who make our Camp much more than a place, The campers that call Ken-Mont their home.