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

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MIKE STREIT, always full of energy, liked to play softball and kickball. MIKE liked Arts and Crafts and Nature. MIKE was well-liked by his counselors for his lively spirit and mischievousness. TODD BACHMAN,s quiet nature earned the re- spect of his bunkmates since no one could anticipate his next move. TODD participated in all activities and could always be counted on to save the team in the face of danger. The campout proved to be his niche, where TODD showed to be an able out- doorsman. HOWARD ACKERMAN, a fine softball player and all around athlete, also enjoyed going to Indian Lore, Nature and Arts and Crafts. Even though HOWARD had trouble locating his things, HOW- ARD himself could always be located throwing a ball around somewhere. J ONNY BLANC, captain of the ever fighting Bears softball team, was one of the finest athletes in the SPARROWS. J ONNY's team devotion never waned even against what see-med to be insurmount- able odds. JONNY enjoyed Arts and Crafts and especially Indian Lore where he became the SPAR- ROWS' finest Indian dancer. ROBERT ARKIN, the amiable Arkansas-Chug- a-bug of bunk four could always be found near the swamps searching endlessly for fthe frog . BOB proved to be a valuable asset during the swimming events on Olympic Day. BOB was also active in soccer and kickball. BARRY FEINST EIN, an avid fan of Arts and Crafts, Nature and Indian Lore, also enjoyed and played excellent baseball for the Lions softball team. J ARED GOLDWATER-One of the most well liked members of the group, by campers and coun- selors alike. An accomplished athlete, especially in his position as first baseman for the Panthers! His pleasant and sensible attitude gave stability to the group. JARED hopes to play for the Mets some day! ' KEITH GRUMER-Always cheerful, a future scientist whose inquisitive nature produced many collections, most in favor were his live insects. MIKE KREITMAN-A spirited camper who always kept his bunkmates going with his never ending antics. He is avidly interested in baseball, Indian Lore and Arts and Crafts. He was affec- tionately called Curly Top by fellow SPARROWS because of his long locks. DAVID REGER-A constant threat to campers and counselors alike because of his vivid imagina- tion. He enjoys creative activities such as Arts and Crafts, Indian Lore and Radio. He was a favorite of all. ' SPENCER MERINOFF-An excellent athlete who often led the other SPARROWS to victory in sporting events. His interests lie in all aspects of camp life-but especially in creative work, such as in Arts and Crafts and Indian Lore. JONATHAN SCHAFFZIN-A veritable spark of energy and imagination, who through his friendly attitude made many new friends in the SPARROWS as well as in other groups. MIKE EFLAND-A well rounded boy who ex- celled in sports of all kinds with special interest in the Minor League softball team. He played short- stop where he was an integral part in the infield, and a definite asset to the Bears. DOUG KAHN-Doug proved to be an active camper and was well known and liked by all his fellow campers. Among his favorite activities was swimming tlike big brother Rogerj and Arts and Crafts. Doug was a definite aid to his bunk during cleanup due to his expert bed making skills. STEVE ROGER-Steve was a first year camper with the SPARROWS at KEN-MONT Camp, and proved to be the Division's best athlete. STEVE also was an excellent sweeper during clean-up. Due to STEVE's excellent hitting and catching ability, he was the Captain of his champion softball team, the Panthers. JEFF KENT-Jeff was one of the most sincere campers. Because of his desire to please, he made camping more enjoyable. Among his favorite activi- ties was Arts and Crafts, letter writing, and softball. JEFF can best be remembered for his friendliness. TODD PILCH-Todd was the tallest camper in bunk No. 3, and was one of its hardest working athletes. He excelled in swimming and was an ex- cellent soft-baller. TODD can be remembered for his skills in lanyard making and for his constant but pleasant smile. . JON SILVER-J ON was certainly one of the best known SPARROW campers. He never failed to surprise his fellow campers or his counselors with a new and interesting feat. A good athlete, he also proved to be an excellent marksman by hitting the bullseye twice on his first day at the riiie-ry range. JON often entertained his bunk by dramatically speaking and singing during rest period. We will never forget his last words before retiring at night, Goodnight Cynthia wherever you are.

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Bunk 5 lL. To R.l Top Row: Bill Selig, Sieve Kuiikoff. BoH'om Row: MIKE STREIT, DAVE VERSHEL, JONNY BLANC, STEVE SENDAR HOWARD ACKERMAN, BARRY FEINSTEIN.