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

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THE DANDY DODOS This year s summer was a memorable one from the trip to Stratford to the pop concert at Tangle wood, to the fine showing of the EAGLES and DODOS during intercamp and barnstorming. As in past years there was the Hne guidance of grou -55-i:.:L.4..5::r.1.g1,f------L..--. --h-:f--- W. W WWW, AAA, An AV H Y M V W -V-fm---1-1--A-l-----.........:.'t' 35:1 ui:-..-:E '::LE:555.,,.1m1.u:.1.4r::hm -g:.g,,-A ,F- ' 9 . 7 leader Bill Villano Cfootball commissionerj tg lead us through hard times. A lot of the old boys were back this year. The only new boy of the division was RICK SATURN. RICK, although a new boy, meshed right in with the veterans. The fact that he was from Miami helped him Very much with his job at the sail dock. RICK was also one of our merry mailmen. BARRY SCHUB was our ace softball pitcher on the intercamp team. BARRY put in a line per- formance in intercamp basketball. He was a fine tennis player and an excellent golfer. A second year camper, JIMMY JACOBS, was a large asset in basketball, during barnstorming, showing fine defensive work. JIMMY was also on the intercamp tennis team. MATT ROSS, an intense competitor, was a hard- nose in all sports. MATT started on both A basketball and baseball. He also played in the inter- camp tennis team, and rifle team. A tremendous pitcher, NEAL GARDNER gave us our big win against Camp Greylock in baseball! NEAL was- probably the finest tennis player in camp. LEE TUNIS, a veteran camper, was one of the finest basketball 'shooters in camp. Although in- jured during baseball practice, LEE didn't miss a a single ball game. LEE was also a fine golfer and tennis player. GARRY SCHAFFER was an avid tennis player. He put in a lot of time as a forward on the inter- Camp basketball teams. GARRY also put in a fine performance at first base on the softball teams. JEFF Dynamite ROSE is one of the veterans of the bunk. Although small in size, JEFF was large in power as he clearly showed by his fiery hitS On the intercamp softball team. ARNIE ROWAN was the head of the KEN- MONT mailroom. His determination and d1'iVC around the bunk was a model for all. He also put in fine performances in intercamp SOf'fb2lU and basketball. COLOR WAR LEADERS OSCAR REICHER AND MATT ROSS RECEIVE BLUE AND GRAY CAPTAINS' TROPHIES. KENNY RICHTER unfortunately drew most of this year's injuries. Although he sprained his ankle at the beginning of the year, he came back and played varsity baseball, but was then sidelined again with a hand injury. KENNY was a line athlete. The leader of the bunk was OSCAR REICHER. OSCAR played varsity baseball and basketball. He put in a line performance during barnstorming. A high point of the season was OSCAR's Friday night talk. DAVE HUTNER, our usual A team second baseman was transformed this year into an excellent shortstop. He was also the playmaker on the varsity basketball team. And last by no means least came GARY KRUG- MAN. GARY was the best skier in camp. We are hoping he'll be back next year as a member of the water skiing staff. GARY also put in fine per- formances in the intercamp softball and basketball teams. He also was on the intercamp rifle team. And so, now as campers, we join the ancient extinct DODO bird, but phoenix-like, we shall rise again as future staff members of OUR camp. .,l1...,-...-...,.i sir?-1--1----:-'m ' ' - -xr LL, -- f f ..-- -4-.-. 3,

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