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

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Upper Camp Sfaff: lL. io R., Top Row: Mac Heeley, Dave Harrison, S+eve Reid, Archy Tracy, Al Lewis, Brad Hansen, Fred Seidman, Middle Row: Sfeve Weiss, Dale Cooper, Bill Villano, Gene lba, Ron Kapner, Jerry Wilson, Lloyd Schuvall, John Davenpori, Ron Lynn. BoHom Row: John Lake, Chuck Waldrip, Jim Rafferfy, Jim Charlion, Ron Bouchier, Bob Curcio, Bruce Brodsky, Joe Gugino.

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