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

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Bunk 26A IL. Io R.I Top Row: ROBERT FISH, Dale Cooper, JON SHEVELL. Boi-Iom Row: BILLY REICHMAN, LARRY MAYER, MIKE DIAMOND, DAVID GODNICK, ALAN TOPCHICK. I va A' Y' 1 I

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CONDOR CHATTER Wow! It was a very good summer . . . of mud slides . . . of mud fights ,... a lot of fun, a lot of mud. It was a very good summer .... The Nineteen Sixty Nine CONDOR Division was characterized by constant energy, adventure and excellence. The athletic teams showed very well on the courts and fields. Scatico and Greylock, our traditional rivals fell at the hands of the mighty CONDORS. This year seven new campers joined the CON- DOR Division-MIKE FUHRMAN, who came to camp with a cast on his right leg, enjoyed himself by helping coach the baseball team and when the cast came off he proved to be one of the better athletes in camp. In Color War, MIKE hit a line drive in the one-inning softball game to score a run. RIC ROSENBAUM was a member of the Baseball Team and B Basketball Team. RIC was one of the taller boys in the division and some day he might be seen shooting hoops for U.C.L.A. WHERE'S JOHN DeROSA , could be heard all over the campus. To know JOHN is to love him. JOHN enjoyed the waterfront and tennis. JIM SATURN came to us from Miami Beach and con- fessed that the New England weather was a little nicer than Miami in the summer. JIM excelled at sailing and Waterskiing. LOREN SHAPIRO. the Big guy of the division. hit a softball one game and Jerry is still looking for it. But LOREN you forgot to touch second base . Yes, he was called out and lost his home run. Love those umpires. JEFF SHULDENER was one of the best athletes in the group. He plaved on both A teams and excelled at tennis and swimming. JEFF KATZEN. last but not least, loved life and the fun of living. Manv funnv moments were spent hearing JEFF tell his stories. JEFF was also the fastest swimmer in the division. That's the new-bring on the old! The veterans of the group are: PETER BARG, group division champ in tennis, best marksman and best skier. What a year, PETE. MIKE FASS, expert water skier and a constant companion to MIKE BLUMSTEIN. Big LARRY SPINNER. the best pitcher in the group and in basketball. he has no equal. LARRY W'ILKS became a line athlete this Vear playing on the basketball and baseball teams. LARRY KLITZMAN, little to sav. except Best Athlete of the season. STEVE SCI-IIFFMAN be- came an outstanding basketball plaver this summer. DANNY GLICKENHAUS won the KEN-MONT Chess Tourney 1969. ST ACY SIMON had the best hitting percentage in camp. CHIP GLIEDMAN enjoyed the many activities at the waterfront. PETER ZAHN, a great little softball player and loved to play tennis. MIKE BLUMSTEIN excelled at Waterskiing and tennis. JON SENDOR best soft- ball player in the group. SCOTT COOPER most improved athlete and best liked. NEIL MILLER one of the leaders of the division, enjoyed golf, tennis and baseball. DAVID WINSTON became a tiger on the football field and won 'fOutstanding Linemen Award . JOHN ROSS a great athlete and best player in Color War. He led his team to victory over the Blue. RIC ROSENBAUM the funniest guy in camp. He enjoyed Basketball and waterfront and LOREN. STU DOPPELT and JEFF WEISS were best friends and never left each other's side. STU and JEFF both excelled at basketball and baseball. ALLAN KLEBAN-Boy of the Year-the highest award received in the division. ALLAN is what every camper should be. MIKE MOORIN the greatest Rugby player in KEN-MONT history. STAN MARCUS excelled in Color War after re- covering from a thigh injurv. STAN took his right- ful place along with the other outstanding athletes. A Time to Remember . . . Do you remember the great time at Cape Cod and Provincetown. Long hair . . . Do you remember? Pizza with Jerry Ctwicej . . . I remember bunk inspection, reveille, and line-up. Do you remember Olympic Day and Color War with Captains LARRY SPINNER and LARRY KLITZMAN . . . Remember the Coed trip to Tanglewood-which wasn't coed. Love that culture . . . Remember Love ya Baby . Please don't forget our great counselors B.B.,. Joe, Lloyd, Al, David and Zog. CHIP GLIEDMAN remembers the canoe trip down the Housatonic River ...' . This summer was a happy one for the CONDORS and once again we close the record book on the division after inscribing the 1969 gang as wonder- ful and enjoyable! Beware of the Zog ! XV KQD WN!!! ,S XV, ig ff ,-. xl! Q I ni v - 1-R I ff.. -Q 00' T CAMP '1 I K GO BUS B .ii