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

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GOLDEN DAYS Golden days, in fhe sunshine of our happy youfh, Golden days, full of innocence and full of irufh. In our hearfs, we remember fhem all else above, Golden days, days of yofuih and love. How we laughed, wiih a gaiery fhar had no sling. Looking back, ihrough memory's haze, We will know life has nofhing sweeier fhan fhe springfime. Golden days, when we're young, Golden days. from The Sfudenf Prince

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l0W R CAMP fl' , QQ' gg: . X . in Z-7 x J .L-A' -4661 -- f -45111911 h NEE D I4 , VN' - BLUEJAY BANTER Although they were the youngest group in Ken- Mont, the Bluejays won the respect of all because of their enthusiasm in all areas of camp. They were noted for their skill and competitiveness in all athletic activities from minor league ball to New- comb. Every Bluejay became absorbed in Indian lore, arts and crafts, and nature. FRANK FINK particularly liked Indian lore and Indiansg he earned the name Babe He Haw. The trip to Kent Falls was one of the season's highlightsg the boys liked climbing to the top of the falls and then enjoyed a cook out lunch of hamburgers with all the trimmings. The Bluejays also enjoyed an overnight at Pine Point, and no one was even frightened! Some of the other activi- ties this summer included: hiking, soccer, capture the flag, water skiing, sailing, kickball and swim- ming. JIMMY FEIN is an all round camper who did well in all activities. His hitting and swimming im- proved greatly throughout the summer. DAVID KATZ was our star ball player and Boy of the Year. J ON ALBIN participated in all activities and was well liked by everyone. J ON made some beautiful things in arts and crafts. J ON OSTRAU was our most skillful soccer player and scored more goals than anyone. FRANK FINK was by far the group's most advanced swimmer. He also asked the best questions at nature. MIKE ROSENFELD improved his baseball skills greatly helping bring the Panthers to many victories. J ON ROGER was liked by everyone because of his smiling face and good humor. He was also a line athlete. LEWIS KBORINSKY was the Bluejays' undis- puted basketball star. ' BARRY AUGUS was outstanding in soccer and baseball. He also had the redest head in the camp. . TODD LEVINE was the best all-round athlete in the Bluejays. He liked Jerry's Sunday night stories also. JEFF SCHLEIN tried hard and improved in all activities including eating peas. Although one of the smallest Bluejays, RICH- ARD DOUGLASS was one of the toughest and most competitive sportsman. DAVID SCHARF was one of the most popular boys in camp both with campers and staff. DAVE was a winner in all activities especially baseball. STEVE SIEGEL tried harder in all activities and improved more than anyone else in the group. All and all the Bluejays had a wonderful sum- mer that will provide many 'lasting memories for years to come.