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

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Bunk 29A IL. 'I'o R., Top Row: Archie Tracy, DAVID WINSTON, MIKE BLUMSTEIN, SCOTT COOPER, AI Lewisl BoH'om Row: DANNY GLICKENHAUS, CHIP GLIEDMAN, NEIL MILLER, PETER ZAHN, JON SENDOR, MIKE FASS.

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KEN-MONT's COMEDIANS-the EAGLES The EAGLES of bunk 30A and B were probably the most cohesive group in the camp. The group dis- played a wide variety of interests and abilities. In addition to the regular activities of the camp, the EAGLES traveled to Stratford, Tanglewood, Cape Cod, the Jazz Festival and on a barnstorming tour. Two trips to Tanglewood included a combination of contemporary music and classical music. PETER IACOVELLI gave us a pre-concert introduction to the contemporary show which featured Joni Mitchell and included Tim Hardin and the Butterfield Blues Band. The second program included the Boston Symphony and world-famous pianist, Van Cliburn. RON KORY, the erstwhile commissioner of the Strat-a-Matic League, reported the completion of another successful season. A double-elimination tournament was played on Fisher Memorial Field. MATTY NATHEL's St. Louis Cardinals won the tournament but did not fare so well in the regular season. CLIFF ROSENBERG's San Francisco Giants won the National League title and JEFF GINZBERG's Bosox swept the American League laurels. Head Counselor Ron Bouchier accompanied 10 EAGLES on a White Water Canoe trip on the rapids of the Housatanic River. PETER SMALL, CLIFF ROSENBERG, KEN LEIBOWIT Z, MARK BARNETT, JIM RUBENSTEIN, RICH PINELES, PAUL LOCKE, MIKE WEISBEIN, JEFF GINZ- BERG and PETER WEISMAN braved the turbu- lent waters with Brian Kassenbrock and Ron. Shakespeare's Hamlet was presented in Stratford with the EAGLES in attendance. MITCH HORO- WITZ and BILL FLAXMAN were especially en- thralled by the performance. CDid someone say pizzaj It was a long and late trip back to Kent but everyone enjoyed it. The rain curtailed many activities but also lent itself to the discovery of new activities. Under the guiding hand of Harpo', HORWITZ, '6Boris,' FLAXMAN and Rowdy SMALL, the EAGLES discovered the Mud Slide. In addition, Muscle Beach LEIBOWITZ, Bayern MAYER, Thunder Tights GINZBERG, Dit Dot FEINBERG, and The Major SIEGEL attacked all counselors in sight and forcefully introduced them to the new game. Whenever the rain caused boredom, PETER Frank Sinatra IACOVELLI entertained with sparkling renditions of Animal Crackersf, Fly Me to the Moon and Camp Town Racesn. One of the new crazes to hit bunk 30 was the 'Construction and Firing of Rockets? Leading en- gineers were MICHAEL f'Babe WEISBEIN, RICHARD 'fInnocent PINELES, GARRY 6'Sweet,' AARON and MARK BARNETT, MARK FEINBERG received his Novice license in radio, MARK SHAPIRO took a vacation to the National Scouting Jamboree, and PETER SMALL earned his Water Safety Aid Certificate. Top athletes of the group were JON TUMEN, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, KEN LEIBOWITZ, Tennis, Soccer, Baseball, JEFF GINZBERG, Ten- nis, Basketball, Skiing, PETER SMALL, Swim- ming, Sailing, Skiing, JAY GOODGOLD, Basket- ball, MARK BARNETT, Swimming and Skiing, BILL FLAXMAN, Skiing, Basketball, MIKE WEISBEIN, Skiing, Football, Golf, MITCH HOR- WITZ, Tennis, Baseball, MATTY NATHEL, Ten- nis, Basketball, HOWIE KUNIN, Baseball, RON KORY, Tennis, Skiing, ANDY MAYER, Football, Tennis, Golf, PAUL LOCKE, Sailing, JIM RUBENSTEIN, Baseball, Football, and CLIFF ROSENBERG, Basketball. It was a great summer for all of us-even our counselors! Next year, we're all out to prove the DODO is anything but an extinct bird! fl . i l in 6 Q I A K fr 'A' Y J . f- 1 M. , -N-T J