Luther Gulick Camps - Yearbook (South Casco, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1947 volume:

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They have been working 'all fall, getting the boats in readiness for next summer, repairing the docks, building new tables and benches, stain- ing some of the buildings, getting the ice houses ready for ice this winter, and doing many other jobs. I-t was good' to see camp. There was the same view from the dining room, the water is just as clear, the- rocks are as interesting as ever, Sen- halone is just as cozy - but as we walked through camp there was a lone- liness, a strange silence. There was no piano playing on the tennis court, the dock was empty, there were no hammering sounds from White Moun- -tain, no calling' from the dock or the lake.. There were no sailboats in the cove, the paths were empty, and there were no pleasant smells coming from the kitchen. We ,always think of camp as we leave it, and there is bound to be some disappointment when we find things changed. The place was the same, but it came 'to us, more forcefully than ever before, that the place is just a shell, a background for the real and vital part of camp, the campers and the counselors. . As you look through this book, you will be reminded of the place, but your real joy will come from seeing the faces of the people you knew, and finding their names in the address list and among .those who won honors. Dottie and I hope you will enjoy it, and that it will bring back the memory of our happy times together. If you should pick it up, live, ten, fifteen or twenty years from now, 1 hope it will still bring back memories, and that it may remind you to keep in touch with us. We always want to know what our campers are doing. ' ' HALs1sY TN, RHYMQNK- caps. if.izi.1..i. Our camp is an expression of a vision that grew out of years of con- structive imagination and faith. There were certain things that we believed girls loved and would be better women for having had.. - Our WOHELO BIRD is a symbol of the dream-and hopes with which we worked. When we give a girl a Wohelo Bird to wear onher sweater it indicates that she is an ideal Wohelo Girl, because she is attaining physical perfection and mental balance. She understands the importance of physical control and is a master of her body. She is loyal to herself and to her com- munity. She' is able to live with other people, recognizing and respecting differences in personality. She knows how to work with other peopleg she has learned teamwork. Her judgment is steady and dependable. Her spirit is kindly and she can be counted upon at all times, whether things are going well or badly, and she is full of the love of doing things, and she sees the humorous side of life. We admire serious girlsg but we adore girls brimming over with the joy of being alive. It is a sacred responsibility to -own a Wohelo Bird. We believe the following girls are worthy to receive this emblem this year: , f Jane Allen Susan Howlett Ann Borden Lucy Haskell Marty Jane Congleton ean Hughes Carolyn Cramton Patsy Lanpher Viola Farber Ann Sipple Elaine Fischer Peggy Steiner mia! Cath .llonom Apprentices at the beginning of 1947: A Allen, jane Littell, Margaret Steiner, Peggy Boyden, Mariella Mueser, Barbara Waterman, BUSY Congleton, Marty Jane Smith, Barbara q Apprentices in 1947: ' Clark, Constance Kolb, Lucia SiPP1e, A1111 Goss, Mary Sherman, Beth Smith, ,laflei johnson, jane - Craftsmen at the beginning of 1947: Comninos, Zoe Hartshorn, Carolyn ofanc! ,Honore Little Gypsies at the beginning 0f1947: Ames, Barbara Chase, Meredith Christ, Charlotte Comninos, Zoe Cummings, Marcia Fischer, Elaine Little -Gypsies in 1947! Boyd, Betsy Clark, ' Connie Collin, Eve Easton, Emily. Ellis, Virginia Fitz Randolph, M. E. Gulick, Halsey Hastings, Dorothy Howlett, Susan Littell, Margaret Morss, Sally Eshelman, Anne Gulick, Charlotte Hall, Virginia Horton, Rosamond Hughes, jean Gypsy at the beginning 0f1947: Marlee Turner Gypsies in 1947: Ames, Barbara Fischer, Elaine Cummings, Marcia I Howlett,.Susan Gypsy Queens at the beginning of1947: Allen, Jane , Gulick, Dottie Boyden, Mariella ' Gulick, Katherine Congleton, Marty Jane Hartshorn, Carolyn Gypsy Queens in 1947 : Fischer, Elaine Turner, Marlee WM,-tier onora Water Bugs at the beginning of 1947: Aldrich, Betty Ames, Barbara ' Bausch, Robert Clark, Connie Comninos, Zoe Conant, Linda , ' Conti, Francesca Ellis, Virginia Water Bugs in 1947: Attfield, Anne Barclay, Florence Barnard, Nancy Bond, Suzanne Boyd, Betsy Chase, Barbara ' Christ, Charlotte Cramton, Carolyn Cushing, Katherine Danielsen, Edna David, Janis Durant, .Ioan Easton, Emily Eshelman, Anne Fischer, Elaine Gulick, Charlotte Havey, jane Horton, Rosamond Hubbell, Betsy Lou Hughes, jean Johnson, Jane Murray, Betty jean Farber, Viola French, Deborah Goss, Wayne Griffiths, Betsy Griggs, Nancy Hall, Wendy Harwood, Clare Haskell, Lucy Heston, Eleanor Hill, Ann jones, Barbara Lappin, Geraldine Loizeaux, Sonia Loop, Sally Plaisted, Gertrude Waterman, Alice june Waterman, Betsy Winslow, Elizabeth Worth, jean Mueser, Marion Murray, Betty jean Seaver, Mary Smith, Barbara Steiner, Peggy Waterman, Alice june Waterman, Betsy Merrill, Mother Mueser, Barbara Waterman, Alice june Perkins, Maryann Pfingst, Mary Ann Richardson, Rosalie Shatsky, Eleanor Sutlive, Barbara Turner, Marlee Worth, jean Love, Xvinifred Mann, Margot Macauley, Ellen Nielsen, .Ioan Picher, Sarah Samuels, jean Seaver, Mary Sherman, Beth Sipple, Ann Smith, janet Talcott, Priscilla Taylor, Ann Watkins, Anna-Louise Young, Susan Water Babies at the beginning of 1947: Allen, Jane Bellman, Helen Borden, Ann Boyden, Mariella Collin, Eve Congleton, Marty jane Cummings, Marcia Fitz Randolph, M. E. Water Babies in 1947: Ames, Barbara Chase, Barbara Clark, Connie Cramton, Carolyn F ischer, Elaine Goss, Wayne Greene, Judy Gulick, Kate Hall, Virginia Hartshorn, Carolyn Howlett, Susan Ingersoll, Jonathan Lanpher, Patsy McKallor, Janet Haskell, Lucy Hill, Ann Hughes, jean Johnson, Jane jones, Barbara Loo Sall Gulick, Charlotte P: Y Mann, Margot Harwood, Clare Water Witches at the beginning of 1947: Clark, Marguerite Hastings, Dorothy Gulick, Dorothy Littell, Margaret Gulick, Halsey Morss, Sally Water Witches in 1947: Gulick, Kate Haskell, Lucy Saigng onond Ordinary Seamen at the beginning of 1947: Aldrich, Betty Clark, Connie Congleton, Marty Jane Cummings, Marcia Ellis, Virginia Fitz Randolph, M. E. Ordinary Seamen in 1947: Allen, Jane Barclay, Florence Chase, Barbara Conti, Francesca Cushing, Katherine Easton, Emily Hall, Virginia Hartshorn, Carolyn Havey, Jane Horton, Rosamond Hughes, Jean Ingersoll, jonathan Eshelman, Ann Goss, Wayne Griffiths, Betsy Gulick, Kate jones, Barbara Lappin, Geraldine Able Searnen at the beginning of 1947: Boyden, Mariella Lanpher, Patsy Able Seamen in 1947: Congleton, Marty Jane Fitz Randolph, M. E. Gulick, Kate Hartshorn, Carolyn Mueser, Barbara Mueser, Marion Roland, Edith Smith, Barbara Steiner, Peggy Waterman, Alice June Winslow, Elizabeth i Perkins, Maryann Pfingst, Mary' Ann Richardson, Rosalie Sherman, Beth Sutlive, Barbara Turner, Marlee Worth, jean Snively, Virginia Waterman, Betsy Waterman, Alice June McKallor, Janet Murray, Betty Jean Smith, Barbara Snively, Virginia Waterman, Betsy Winslow, Elizabeth Nielsen, Joan Perkins, Maryann Roland, Edith Steiner, Peggy Watkins, Anna-Louise Morss, Sally Snively, 'Virginia SEBAGO WOHELO--ADDRESS LIST ALDRICH, BETTY I 194 Arlington Ave., Providence, R. I. ALLEN, JANE 415 Riverview Rd., Swarthmore, Pa. AMES, BARBARA lAndyJ 6 Berkeley Place, Cambridge, Mass. ATTFIELD, ANNE 31 Avon Rd., Binghamton, N. Y. BARCLAY, FLORENCE CFIOD ' Cranbury, N. Aj. BARNARD, NANCY I - 6 Indian Hill Rd., Winchester, Mass. BAUSCH, ROBERT, JR. asian Orchard Rd., Solvay, Syracuse 9, N. Y. and Keystone College, LaPlume, Pa. BELLMAN, MRS. EARL CI-Ielenl 4609A mherst Rd., 'College Park, Md. BINN EY, CONSTANCE 150 Rumstick Rd., Barrington, R. I. BLOOMER, VIRGINIA fGinnyj . 19 Laurel Ave., Binghamton, N. Y., and MacDuHie School for Girls, 182 Central St., Springfield, Mass. BOIES, SUSAN - 524 Hillside Ave., Naugatuck, Conn. ' BOND, SUZANNE lSuzieD V 302 North Manlius St., Fayetteville, N. Y. BORDEN, ANN ' 1356 Madison Ave., New York 28, N. Y. BOYD, BETSY- 5019 Lowell St., N. W., Washington 6, D. C. BOYDEN, .MARIELLA lShortyQ Andover, N. H., and Congreve North, University of New Hampshire, Durham, N. H. BRADLEY, LUCIA CLeej Waites Landing, R. F. D. No. 4, Portland, Me. A BURNI-IAM, MARION 216 Franklin St., Portland, Me. CHASE, BARBARA Uumpy A - 30 St. james Rd., Shrewsbury, Mass. and Edgewood School, Barrington, R. I. CHASE, MR. 8: MRS. BARTLETT lBart and Veej Proctor Academy, Andover, N. H. CHASE, MEREDITH lChasiej 88 East Orchard Ave., Providence 6, R. I . CHRIST, CHARLOTTE CChrisj 5 Millers Lane, New Hyde Park, L. I., N. Y. CLARK, CONSTANCE fConniej P. O. Box 1166, Hendersonville, N. C. CLARK, MARGUERITE lMickeyj 78 Brackett St., Westbrook, Me. COFFIN, EVE ' 513 Revere Rd., Merion, Pa. COMNINOS, ZOE Groton, Mass. CONANT, LINDA 37-28 80th St., jackson Heights, N. Y. CONGLETON, MARTY JANE 120 Ridgewood Ave., Glen Ridge, N. j. CONTI, FRANCESCA fFrannieJ 1514 Wynnewood Rd., Ardmore, Pa. GRAMTON, CAROLYN 20 Boynton Ave., St. johnsbury, Vt. CROCKETT, RUTH Raymond, Me. CUMMINGS, MARCIA CMarshJ 14 Gould St., North Attleboro, Mass., and Walnut Hill School, Natick, Mass. CUSHING, KATHERINE fRoddyJ 949 Edgewood Ave., Pelham Manor, N. Y. DALTON, MR. Sc MRS. GORDON CRuth and Gordonj 149 Oak St., Florence, Mass. DANIELSEN, EDNA fDannyJ 711 West 171 St., New York 32, N. Y. DAVID, JANIS lDaviej 190 Elizabeth St., New York 12, N. Y. DURANT, JOAN Uoaniej 59 Main St., Ridgefield, Conn. DURGIN, CHARLES E. lChar1ieD South Casco, Maine EASTON, EMILY lEmJ Hendrie Ave., Riverside, Conn. ELLIS, VIRGINIA qcinnyy - 420 Howard St., Grand Haven, Mich., and Kingswood School for Girls, Cranbrook, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. ESHELMAN, ANNE lNancyj 326 Valley Rd., Merion Station, Pa. EVANS, MARGARET 601 South Market St., Johnstown, N. Y. FARBER, VIOLA 4530 Brandywine St., N. W., Washington, D. C. FARRELL, JUDY Andover, N. H. and Hillside Cranc Hall, East Northheld, Mass. FISCHER, ELAINE KEIU 95 Overhill Rd., Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. FITZ RANDOLPH, MARY ELIZABETH lMefr5 13 Garden Place, Brooklyn, N. Y., and Martha Wilson House, Smith College, Northampton, Mass. I FRENCH, DEBORAH lDebbieD 24 Westland Ave., Winchester, Mass. GODING, DORIS Upper Lake St., Auburn, Me. GOSS, MARY ELIZABETH ' 10 Highland Ave., St. johnsbury, Vt. GOSS, WAYNE CWinnieJ 202 Prespect St., Waterbury, Conn. GREENE, JUDITH Uudyy ' , West Kingston, R. I. ' GRIFFITHS, ELIZABETH qnetsyy I 275 Manhattan Ave., Crestwood, Tuckahoe 7, N. Y. GRIGGS, NANCY fGriggsiej 93 Buckingham St., Waterbury 33, Conn. GULICK, MR. Sz MRS. J. HALSEY A fHa1sey and Dottiej Proctor Academy, Andover, N. H. GULICK, CHARLOTTE V. CCharliej Andover, N. H., and South Hall, Northfield School, East Northfield, Mass. GULICK, KATHERINE M. QKatej Andover, N. H., and St. Mary's-in-the- Mountains, Littleton, N. H. HALL, WENDY 27 Boudinot St., Princeton, N. J. - HALL, VIRGINIA CPeanutsj Windsor Mansion, Hartsdale, N. Y. ILARTSHORN, CAROLYN qLynJ 410 West Palmer Ave., Morrisville, Penna. HARWOOD, CLARE 208 Village Ave., Dedham, Mass. HASKELL, LUCY Yarmouth, Me., and Kellas House, Russell Sage College, Troy, N. Y. MRS. HARTLEY WILLIAM BARTLETT QDittoJ 22 Concord Ave., Cambridge, Mass. HAVEY, JANE SHORE Box 185, Waverly, Pa., and The Shipley School, Bryn Mawr, Pa. HESTON, ELEANOR CNorieJ 622 Bowman Ave., Merion, Pa. HIGGINS, JANE CHiggieJ 27 Storer St., Portland, Me., and Finch junior College, 61 East 77 St., New York, N. Y. HILL, ANN CAnt Hillj North St., Middlebury, Conn. HORTON, ROSAMOND CReggieD 130 Hope St., Providence 6, R. I. HOWLETT, MARGARET fSusanJ 7 Chestnut St., Boston, Mass. HUBBELL, BETSY LOU CHubbaJ Overbrook, Long Hill, Conn. HUGHES, JEAN fHueyJ HUGHES, MARION Uuniorj 62 Pine St., Garden 'City, N. Y. INGERSOLL, JONATHAN, JR. Clngy 33 Franklin Court, Garden City, L. I., N. Y. ' ' JOHNSON, JANE . cfo Capt. Carl A. johnson, Quarters'H, U. S. Submarine Base, Key West, Fla. JONES, BARBARA ' 535 East Front St., Perrysburg, O. KOLB, LUCIA qLu7 I ' 3644 Lake Mendota Dr., Madison 5, Wis. LANPHER, FRANCINE' CPatsyJ 89 Angell St., Providence, R. I., and . Emma Willard School, Troy, N. Y. LAPPIN, GERALDINE Uerryp ' 40 Bowdoin St., Portland, Me. A ' LEVERICH, NANCY Care Henry P. Leverich, American Lega- tion, Bucharest, Roumania cfo'Mail Room, Department of State, Washington, D. C. LITTELL, MARGARET CHopJ 19 Colliston Rd., Brookline, Mass. LOIZEAUX, SONIA lSuej R. F. D. 'Cooper Rd., Plainfield, N. I. LOOP, SALLY 2105 Hawthorne Rd., Ottawa Hills, Toledo, Ohio LOVE, WINIFRED CFreddieJ 600 Allen St., Syracuse 10, N. Y. MACAULAY, ELLEN fNikkiJ R. F. D. No. 1, Mt. Kisco, N. Y. MAN N, MARGUERITE CMargotj 5020 Glenbrook Terrace, N. W., Washington, D. C. MCKALLOR, JANET many . 31 Virginia Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. MERRILL, MRS. GEORGE P. fMother Merrillj 1422 Belmont st., N. W., Washington 9, D. C. MORGAN, ARTHUR Gould Academy, Bethel, Me. MORSS, SALLY 222 Woodland Rd., Madison, N. I., and Haven House, Smith College, Northampton, Mass. MUESER, BARBARA 1601 Metropolitan Ave., Bronx 62, N. Y. MUESER, MARIAN A 5837 Hoffman Ave., Philadelphia 43, Pa. MURRAY, BETTY JEAN Mill and Moredon Roads, Meadowbrook, Pa. NIELSEN, JOAN 276 Orchard Place, Ridgewood, N. I. PERKINS, MARYANN QPerkyD 23 East 74 St., New York, N. Y. PFINGST, MARY ANN QM. AJ i 8325 St. Martins Lane, Chestnut Hill, Pa. PICHER, SARAH 2883 Audubon Terrace, N. W., Washington 8, D. C. A PLAISTED, GERTRUDE H. fGertieJ Proctor Academy, Andover, N. H. RICHARDSON, ROSALIE' A 191 Library Place, Princeton, N. I. ROLAND, EDITH CEdiej 287 Nahant Rd., Nahant, Mass. SAMUELS, JEAN R. 174 Prospect Ave., Princeton, N. I. SEAVER, MARY L. 46 High St., Middlebury, Vt., and 17 Garrison St., Boston 15, Mass. SHATSKY, ELEANOR CBuzzyj 1685 North Prairie St., Galesburg, Ill. SHEPARDSON, SALLY 17 Howlett St., Waterbury, Conn. SHERMAN, BETH. 96 Douglas Rd., Glen Ridge, N. 1. SIPPLE, ANN KATHERINE sqsipy 4963 Countryside Rd., South Euclid 21, O. SMITH, BARBARA qsmiuyy ' SMITH, JANET Uanniej 317 Rugby Rd., Syracuse, N. Y. SNIVELY, VIRGINIA Uimmiej ' South St., Williamstown, Mass., and 407 Hepburn Hall, Middlebury College, Middlebury, Vt. STEINER, PEGGY 139 North Euclid Ave., Westfield, N. j. STROUT, RITA Raymond, Maine SUTLIVE, BARBARA fSutJ Derby Academy, Hingham, Mass. TALCOTT, PRISCILLA 40 Tokeneke Drive, Darien, Conn. TAYLOR, ANN Westmoreland Place, Richmond, Va. TILLMAN, MR. AND MRS. WAYNE fWayne and Emilyj 9 Chesterton St., Roxbury 19, Mass. TURNER, MARLEE Oakwood Lane, Greenwich, Conn. WATERMAN, ALICE JUNE fAja.xD 326 Gardner St., Johnstown, Pa., and Tenacre School, Wellesley, Mass. WATERMAN, BETSY 326 Gardner St., Johnstown, Pa., and Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass. WATKINS, ANNA-LOUISE fAndyJ 17 Coyle St., Portland, Maine WINSLOW, ELIZABETH QED 10 Garden Place, Brooklyn, N. Y., and Strong House 404, Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. WORTH, JEAN Derby Academy, Hingham, Mass., and Moore Cottage, East Northfield, Mass. YOUNG, SUSAN 207 Lock Lane, Windsor Farms, Richmond, Va. 1 4 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 F! 11 S E 1 1 1 3 1 1 i 1 4 1 1 4 l 1 11 S 1 1 ' 1 1 if F 1? ' 1 4 Time for the bugle ,bw P-WS.. sey and Douic L-u ww KL s Ez: fl Wy, ....,l.. E . W :.1w.Ve1-1.24151--vlv4 L-'4' eee The procession of boats Second generation campers 5 i E 3 E 3 I I x 'r il J K P ,Nf- , ., .4 . ..'. Ji . gm A, 1 ,A , . .,- :Ti 1' ' ' . L 1. S. Q YV , Nik 5, X ,V - ,. . -p .zwxvvix-.-.. W J QQ? X .2 mwg '3j.62,j'j. , 6 53 a Q ' W 315 'Wm Ad ww . ag aww ' A 1 I Q? 4 5 N. w 1 wc'-5-1. nl Y 5 ... -N .,, +1- r v fx' o. . X 1 x S , 1 V931 . N 4, I wi WS? .5 YT. A 2311, g Metalcrafters and their work M .,.t , The Trio plays for Sivad fp TV Vik. , I f. The Dramatics Unix giv .eg 1 ,1 as a pinx 5. 1,-1 M ff 5 , f 4 5 K - -...--.. 2 A gi xt'- sl-?i?'F 4, - , 1-Q, 1, Xi. 11 M-'N x-Q... 'try' .gil .. --Q :L-211,-J, TTU- ' N 'L x M-..,:'w..? ' ., .M . -F . Qsxwx .fix-. :X,:..,,a: 'I '- MQN 2' X4 fn' 1 -.hx .1 .NA -.s-.- -4 A Word from Bob and Beebe: The summer of 1947 at Little Wohelo will long be remembered fOr the warm weather and the few rainy days. Those two things, together with the hard work of Vic and the waterfront counselors, helped make this past summer an outstanding one in and on the water. Everyone of you could swim, and we cannot remember a summer when so many. passed Red Cross and camp swimming tests. You will iind a list of the swimming and sailing honors below. What a fine record! D Swimming and water honors are not all we remember about this surn- mer. You will see a long list of camp craft honors too. Ted's garden did well in spite of the dry weather. t We had some of the beans and tomatoes after you had gone home. The marionettes were even better than. usual. The dancing exhibition was exceptionally good. It was a great sight to see the whole camp coming in for the Maypole Festival. The tennis tourna- ment showed that many of you had learned a lot about playing. Mfhat beautiful things you made over at the Red Cottage with Jeanne and Chippy! And the plays at Frogs' Frolic were very well done. Then there were other things that We all remember so well. How many turns do you suppose the merry-goround made, loaded down with laughing girls? Was the jungle gym ever free from climbers? YVe will not forget the tow to Bear Beach, and we shall remember the camping trips to jordan Bay and Wohelo Island. We can still taste all the good food that Cookie worked so hard on in the kitchen. Yes, the summer of 1947 was a memorable one. Most of all we like to think of the new friends we made and of the old friends we saw again after the long winter. It is great fun 'to think of the good times of this last suin- mer and to look forward to being at camp again next year to go on from where we left off this year. I 0g:f , 2046 4 We like to remember the Fire Spirits at our Frogs' Frolics and to think of what 'they stand for. They represent three qualities that we value highly in campers and are chosen each week by vote of the counselors. The hist quality is ENTHUSIASM - the girl who loves camp, enters into all camp activities with eagerness, enjoys her fellow campers, is a leader. The second qlualitiylis COOPERATION - the girl who does what she is asked to do C CCT 11 IY, quickly, and well. The third quality is THOUGHTFULNESS -FE-hthe girl who thinks of nice things to do for other people, who is unselhsh e QUEEN represents all three of these qualities and is the outstanding camper of the week. it Here are the names of the 1947 Fire Spirits: FIRST FROGS' Queen: Nancy Harrington Enthusaism: Sally Rogers Honorable Mention: Mary Woolvgl-ton Cooperation: Martha Roland Honorable Mention: Pe M 1 Thoughtfulness: Stephanie iflgglgceolgs Honorable Mention: Christine Loizcaux FROLIC JULY 12, l947 SECOND FROGS' FROLIC JULY 19 1947 Queen: Martha Roland Enthusiasm: Wendy Allen Honorable Mention: Lisa Macready Cooperation: Joan Cole Honorable Mention: Margaret Sanderson Thoughtfulness: Susan Trefethen . THIRD FROGS' FROLIC JULY 26 1947 Queen: Joan Cole Enthusiasm: Mary Woolverton Honorable Mention: Margaret Sanderson Cooperation: Christine Loizeaux Honorable Mention: Diana Steele Thoughtfulness: Linda Simonds , . Honorable Mention: Francesca ,Cole FOURTH F ROGS' FROLIC AUGUST 2, 1947 Queen: Sally Rogers - Enthusiasm: Lisa Macready Cooperation: Francesca Cole Honorable Mention: Diana Steele Thoughtfulness: Margaret Sanderson Honorable Mention: Sandra Ragland ' FIFTH FROGS' FROLIC AUGUST 9, 1947 Queen: Margaret Sanderson u Enthusiasm: Nancy Griffiths Honorable Mention: Barbara Loop, Betsey Barrett Cooperation: Dawn Ide Honorable Mention: Eleanor Lippincott Thoughtfulness: Barbara Lippincott Honorable Mention: Polly Parker SIXTH FROGS' FROLIC AUGUST 16, l947 Queen: Wendy Allen Enthusiasm: Betsey Barrett Honorable Mention: Carol Bentley Cooperation: Eleanor Lippincott Honorable Mention: Katherine Steiner Thoughtfulness: Peggy Morss Honorable Mention: Deborah Dean FINAL FROGS' FROLIC AUGUST 23, 1947 The Fire Spirits for the final Frogs' Frolic were chosen by vote of both the campers and the counselors. They represent the best for the entire summer. Queen: Nancy Harrington Enthusiasm: Wendy Allen Honorable Mention: Betsey Barrett, Mary Woolverton Cooperation: Margaret Sanderson Honorable Mention: Dawn Ide, Stephanie Magee Thoughtfulness: Christine Loizeaux Honorable Mention: Lisa Macready, Susan Trefethen Swimming .Monera At the end of the summer all campers could swim. Many passed camp swimming tests, and many went further and qualified for the Red Cross awards as listed below: ' Camp 75 yard swim: . Carol Bentley Diana Steele Jane Stocker Sally Ann Read Katherine Steiner Camp 150 yard swam: Betsey Barrett Barbara Loop Sandra Ragland Pamela Boies Carol Ludwig Mardy Wallace Wendy Ford Lee Masselman Josephine Withers Christine Loizeaux Holly McKall0r American Red Cross Beginner's Card: Barbara Bolster Deborah Chase Francesca Cole Priscilla Cole Susan Coulthard Pat Fonda Judith French Madeleine Gatchell Garril Goss Nancy Griiiiths Caroline Griggs Betsy Hall American Red Cross Joan Cole Barbara Colt Deborah Dean Nancy Griffiths Ann Hall Susan Johnson Betsy Hansen Linda Hasbrouck Rusty Hawkins Cynthia Hubbard Hilda Hutchins Dina Kauders Sylvia Kinney Jane Lappin Barbara Lippincott Roberta Lotz Leith Neidlinger I nterme-diate's Card: Ann Lippincott Eleanor Lippincott Lisa Macready Stephanie Magee Polly Parker Ann Peter American Red Cross Swimmeris Card: Wendy Allen Barbara Babb Deborah Colt Nancy Harrington Becky Hitchcock Dawn Ide Wendy Kelsey Peggy Morss Cynthia Pyle Jill Sibley Louise Spence Pamela Squire Sylvia Stevens Dorothy Taylor Diana Townsend Eleanor Trefethen Jean Wallace Barbara Wenzel Joanne Werner Margaret Sanderson Linda Simonds Phillis Simonds Susan Trefethen Carol Tyler Sally Rogers Martha Roland Mary Woolverton American Red Cross Advanced Swimmer: Marjorie Cramton Qcounselorj American Red Cross Senior Life Saving Qcounselorsj: Marjorie Cramton ' Marcella Harrer Jeanne Skiff Elizabeth Dalbeck Catherine Lewis Tilly Snider Tennis Tournament: Winner: Wendy Allen Sonia! .lzlonora Runner-up: Christine Loizeaux Camp Craft Honors: Betsey Barrett Carol Bentley Barbara Bolster Deborah Chase , Francesca Cole Joan Cole Betsy Hansen Sailing Honors: Joan Cole Nancy Harrington Wendy Kelsey Diving Emblem: Wendy Allen Nancy Harrington Wendy Kelsey Sylvia Kinney Christine Loizeaux Roberta Lotz Lisa Macready Stephanie Magee Peggy Morss Sally Rogers Wendy Kelsey 36164106 MNOIZOPJ Tadpoles at the beginning of 1947: Betsey Barrett Pamela Boies Deborah Dean Wendy Ford Caroline Griggs Nancy Harrington Becky Hitchcock Susan Johnson Dina Kauders Wendy Kelsey Lisa Macready Stephanie Magee Lee Masselman Holly McKallor Polly Parker Ann Peter Holly Mcliallor Martha Roland Margaret Sanderson Jill Sibley Linda Simonds Sylvia Stevens Mary XVoolverton Linda Simonds Mary XVOOlYCI'lOH Sandra Ragland Sally Ann Read Sally Rogers Diana Townsend Carol Tyler Mardy lVallace Barbara 'Wenzel Tadpoles in 1947: Wendy Allen Dawn Ide jill Sibley Barbara Babb Carol Bentley Barbara Bolster Francesca Cole joan Cole Priscilla Cole Barbara Colt judy French Nancy Grifiiths Ann Hall Hilda Hutchins Sylvia Kinney Jane Lappin ' Ann Lippincott Barbara Lippincott Eleanor Lippincott Barbara Loop Roberta Lotz Carol Ludwig Leith Neidlinger Margaret Sanderson 1Q,a.,,,,, Ji.,,,,,i Pollywogs at the beginning of1947: Deborah Colt Martha Roland Christine Loizeaux Mary Woolverton ' Peggy Morss Pollywogs in 1947: Wendy Allen Shirley Bellman Becky Hitchcock Betsey Barrett Dawn Ide Carol Bentley Stephanie Magee Deborah Dean Polly Parker Nancy Harrington Sally Rogers greg rjwlonom Frogs at the beginning of 1947: , Beebe Boyden Bob Boyden Margaret Booker Betty Dalbeck Frogs in'1947: Deborah Colt Mabel W. Findley Dottie Gulick Halsey Gulick Marcella Harrer Martha Roland Nancy Harrington Mary Woolverton Peggy Morss Linda Simonds Phillis Simonds Louise Spence Diana Steele Katherine Steiner Sylvia Stevens jane Stocker Dorothy Taylor Susan Trefethen Jean Wallace Dorothy Peacock Ruth Sowter Margaret Sanderson Mardy Wallace Barbara Brown Sharon Mason Marilyn Vincent Catherine Lewis Mary E. Perrine Susan Rafalsky Shirley Bellman Ruth Sowter gina! gfue .Heron Qeporf The Blue Heron reports that for double cabins High Point receives the award for the summer with a total of 19 days. Honorable mention goes to Low Point with ll days. For single cabins Cuckoos receives the award with 19 days. Honorable mention goes to Chickadees with 9 days. Individual awards for outstanding neatness in other cabins are as follows Carol Bentley Pamela Boies Barbara Bolster Deborah Dean Hilda Hutchins Dina Kauders Susan Kinney Barbara Lippincott Carol Ludwig Stephanie Magee Dawn Ide jill Sibley High Pointers receiving the Blue Heron award: Francesca Cole Lee Masselman Nancy Harrington Mary E. PCYTIHC Ann Lippincott Sally Ann Read Christine Loizeaux Margaret Sanderson Cuckoos receiving the Blue Heron award Sally Rogers Diana Steele Martha Roland Katherine Steiner Louise Spence Pamela Squire Sylvia Stevens ' Eleanor Trefethen Susan Trefethen Lucile Tucker Mardy Wallace Mary Woolverton Mariorie Worth LITTLE WOHELO-1947 ALLEN, WENDY 1 Highland Rd., Andover, Mass. BABB, BARBARA fBaboj 299 Edwards St., New Haven 11, Conn. BADER, JOAN . Keeney St., Glastonbury, GOWN-, and Emerson House, Smith 'College, Northampton, Mass. BARRETT, BETSEY Greenfield Hill, Fairyield, Conn. BELLMAN, SHIRLEY lBunnieJ 4609 Amherst Rd., 'College Park, Md., an Shurtlej' Cottage, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio BENTLEY, CAROL 5 Maple St., Perrysburg, O. BOIES, PAMELA fPan1j 524 Hillside Ave., Naugatuck, Conn. BOLSTER, BARBARA lBarbiej 26 jejerson Rd., Winchester, Mass. BOOKER, MARGARET CMargj 926 McRae St., Niagara Falls, Ontario BOYDEN, MR. 8: MRS. ROBERT W. ' lBob and Beebej - Proctor Academy, Andover, N , H. BROWN, BARBARA Beatty Rd., Media, Pa., and The George School, Bucks County, Pa. CHASE, DEBORAH lDebbiej 88 East Orchard Ave., Providence 6, R. I. CHIPMAN, JOYCE qchippyp Poland Spring, Me., and East Hall, University of Maine, Orono, Me. COLE, FRANCESCA CCescaj COLE, JOAN CPixieD COLE, PRISCILLA fPrissyj 21 Erwin Park Rd., Montclair, N. J. COLT, BARBARA COLT, DEBORAH 245 Lincoln Ave., Amherst, Mass. COULTHARD, SUSAN ANN 46 Hillcrest Parkway, Winchester, Mass. CRAMTON, MARJORIE qMargep 20 Boynton Ave., St. johnsbury, Vt., and Lasell junior College, Auburndale, Mass. CROCKETT, BARBARA CBHTJ 27 Sheffield St., Portland, Me., and Gould Academy, Bethel, Me. DALBECK, BETTY 36 Beatrice Circle, Belmont, Mass., and Porter Hall, Mt. Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass. V DEAN, DEBORAH 336 Forest Rd., Douglaston, L. I., N. Y. DOW, N. WESTON fWesD R, F. D. 2, Bowdoinham, Maine FINDLEY, MRS. MABEL W. lF1itD The Inhrmary, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. FONDA, DIANE lPatJ Marvelle Rd., Fayetteville, N. Y. FORD, WENDY Glen Riddle, Pa. FRENCH, JUDITH 24 Westland Ave., Winchester, Mass. GATCHELL, MADELEINE JEAN lMaddyJ 56 Stonybrook Rd., Cape Elizabeth, Me. GOSS, GARRIL lPookieJ 202 Prospect St., Waterbury, Conn. GRIFFITHS, NANCY 275 Manhattan Ave., Crestwood, Tuckahoe 7, N. Y. GRIGGS, CAROLINE 93 Buckingham St., Waterbury 33, Conn. HALL, ANN 429 West Maple Grove, Fort Wayne, Ind. HALL, BETSY 27Boudinot St., Princeton, N. I. HANSEN, BETSY 932 Cedar Brook Rd., Plainfield, N. j. HARRER, MARCELLA CMa.rcyJ ,Laurel Hill Rd., Box 517, Chapel Hill, N. C. HARRINGTON, NANCY 1900 Mass Ave., Lexington, llfass. HARTSHORN, MR. R MRS. VICTOR H. CVictor Sz Emilyh 410 West Palmer Ave., Morrisville, Perma HASBROUCK, LINDA ANN 85 Creston Ave., Tenafly, N. j. HAWKINS, MARGARET lRustyj 33 Avon Rd., Binghamton, N. Y. HINDS, PATRICIA lPatj 24 Church Ave., Bellows Falls, Vt. HITCHCOCK, BECKY 77 Columbia Blvd., Waterbury 33, Conn. HUBBARD, CYNTHIA CCindij Washington Depot, Conn. HUTCHINS, HILDA 300 Kenduslceag Ave., Bangor, Maine IDE, DAWN 11 East Greenwich Rd., Longmeadow 6, .Mass. JOHNSON, SUSAN cfo Capt. Carl A. johnson, Quarters H, U. S. Submarine Base, Kev West, Fla. KAUDERS, DINA R ' 7 South Pine St., Salem, Mass. KELSEY, WENDY 3715 Easton Rd., Avondale, Canton, O. KELTON, JOAN Box 26, Carnbridgeport, Vt. KINNEY, SYLVIA KINNEY, SUSAN fSuekieJ 51 Dryden Ave., Pawtucket, R. I. LAPPIN, ELIZABETH JANE fJaneJ 40 Bowdoin St., Portland, Me. LAURIE, DANA 1 Grace Court, Brooklyn 2, N. Y. LEWIS, CATHERINE QBootsj Woodland Ave., Chapel Hill, N. C. LIPPINOOTT, ANN LIPPINOOTT, ELEANOR 201 Howard St., Riverton, N. j. LIPPINCOTT, BARBARA ' 309 Highway, Riverton, N. I. LOIZEAUX, CHRISTINE lChrisj R. F. D. Cooper Rd., Plainjield, N. J. LOOP, BARBARA 2105 Hawthorne Rd., Ottawa Hills, Toledo 6, O. LOTZ, ROBERTA CBobbyJ R. D. No. 4, Waynesboro, Penn. LUDWIG, CAROL 11 Austin Place, Glen Rock, N. J. MACREADY, LISA Canoe Hill Rd., New Canaan, Conn. MADISON, MRS. GERTRUDE lCookieJ 1 Chesterton St., Roxbury 19, Mass. MAGEE, STEPHANIE 11 Schermerhorn St., Brooklyn 2, N. Y. MASON, SHARON CSherryJ Oak Ridge Rd., Mt. Kisco, N. Y. MASSELMAN, LEE 24 Woodhaven Blvd, Bethesda I4, Md. MCKALLOR, HOLLY . 31 Virginia Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. MORSE, MARIAN Waterford, Me., and Gorham Teachers College, Gorham, Me. MORSS, PEGGY , 222 Woodland Rd., Madison, N. I. NEIDLINGER, LEITH Dock Rd., Alpine, N. j. PARKER, POLLY 72 Barnes St., Providence, R. I. PEACOCK, DOROTHY CDotsiej 26 Orange St., Brooklyn 2, N. Y. PENNER, AMY PENNER, GERTRUDE Bethel, Me. PERRINE, MARY E. lTedJ Cranbury, N. I., and Rydal Hall, Ogontz School P. O., Pa. PETER, ANN VIRGINIA Uiminyj 50 Hillcrest Parkway, Winchester, Mass. PYLE, CYNTHIA M. fCyndyJ 60 East 96 St., New York 28, N. Y. RAFALSKY, SUSAN CSueJ 521 Park Ave., New York, N. Y., and Lake Erie College, Painesville, O. RAGLAND, SANDRA A 1525 Riverview Rd., Chattanooga 5, Tenn READ, SALLY ANN 9 Prescott Rd., Lynn, Mass. 'A RHODES, JOY fnustyy 15 Claremont Ave., New York 27, N. Y. ROGERS, SALLY . ' A 84 Ocean Ave., Swampscott, Mass. ROLAND, MARTHA - 287 Nahant Rd., Nahant, Mass. SANDERSON, MARGARET uleggyp '205 Colony Rd., Longmeadow, Mass. SIBLEY, JILL ELAINE 2 Penn Rd., Winchester, Mass. SIMONDS, LINDA SIMONDS, PHILLIS 97 Williams St., Providence 6, R. I. SKIFF, JEANNE qskip 29 Waterman St., Providence, R. I. SN IDER, HANNAH fTillyj Lincoln, Mass., and Haven House, Smith College, Northampton, Mass. SOWTER, RUTH 414 Hawthorne Place, Ridgewood, N. I., and West Marquand I-Iall, East North- jield, Mass. SPENCE, LOUISE W. 74 jane St., New York 14, N. Y., and Thevenet Hall Academy, Highland Mills, N . Y. SQUIRE, PAMELA lPamJ 21 Capeway Rd., Apponaug, R. I. STEELE, DIANA CARNEGIE 76 Denny Rd., Chestnut Hill 67, Mass. STEINER, KATHERINE 139 North Euclid Ave., Westfield, N. J. STEVENS, SYLVIA fScoopyJ 96 Middlesex Rd., Chestnut Hill 67, Mass STOOKER, JANE L. Q 40 Ocean Ave., Swampscott, Mass. SWEET, BETTY 3 Tanager St., Arlington, Mass. TAYLOR, DOROTHY CD00 Brunswick Rd., Troy, N . Y. TOWNSEND, DIANA The Crosswaysj' Pinewoods Ave., R. F. D. No. 3, Troy, N. Y. i 1 W LITTLE W01-IELQ ffgwww. View from Chickadees r, A X- ,, . L F93 4411 .Ns x' ef Q' 7' 'MA ,'M.f 1 . '91 v... KH- 4 Q . A ,., wi' I f 3 2 u .,. ev:-.M 47 N limb and Iicvlw iilminn i 5 A4 if 91-f x .xi 5 ' 5- f if :Q , , z .Y 4 J '1 sis.. r - I . '-N l . RQ-8 sk Q H li' . x-1 , y fp... ,M 1 6 -K -5 i 1 ,fx ,.. wg Wxvxfix -113, . - -A wi t ! .b , f. X E ,.- 1 d . 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V.: N, x X .mmf- M h - 1 ,ggi-lxfkigw-x A-ff 'e Q e The Houseboat I L 1 I Tilly teaches a dance 5. Q, ig E il Q , Xl! ff ,ff 1 5 lb 'r Fw ge is 5 J m -N411 N' X. , 'PS' I 'I I - aww A ,,qfg':t'Vfg if I W ,iW..r'- , ,. i . he . v,' x i . ' -sqg '-'Q vane'- '- f ' U EI! st? A ' ' 5 -4 iv 5. 1 1 -um -, ,- , ,N N af K . .s hx 14 ' J lr ' 1' w ag ,, W... 1- jzv, .x ' ,, I 114 'Qkix QB K 1 I NIV L U Dear Boys: There are many fine things from the past summer to look. back .on, but only a few are included in this year book. Because of the intangible nature of their gains, some of the boys who profited most from, and who contributed much to the summer of 1947 are no-t here listed. Seventeen non-swimmers passed 'their twenty-five yard test, a lasting accompllshment which is not mentioned under awards. Many shot a rifle, slept out-of-doors, worked in a shop, sailed, and paddled a canoe for the first time. These are things to be enjoyed throughout a lifetime, although you may never receive a prize for your accomplishments. Still more boys learned to live a friendly, secure life under rough, outdoor conditions in close contact with many others. This may have been the most valuable and the most lasting experience of the entire summer. Even though our competition with other camps was not extensive, we can all remember with pride the record of the Rifle Team which completed its second straight year without a defeat, thanks to Bo-b and Bruce and a lot of good shots. .The Swimming Team also enjoyed an undefeated season, culminating in its victory at the Hawthorne invitation meet. You will all be interested in the record: Timanous 57 Agawam 25 Timanous 41 Hawthorne 37 Timanous 51 Ranger Lodge 22 Timanous 875 Average opponent's score in Hawthorne meet - 22 To George and his helpers and to all team members from age eight to fourteen go congratulations and the satisfaction of winning while maintain- ing 'the highest standards of sportsmanship. The sailing crews and the baseball and softball teams have many exciting moments to remember. Few of us, I dare say, have forgotten the hot afternoon when Lugo and Sully had their pitching duel in the series final. ' 0 I hope all of us will remember the assemblies with Wohelo when We tried to outsmg each other, the Council Fires and our silent cheers when some deserving boy received his award, the church services under the tall p1.nes.overlooking the cove, the evening tows on the quiet lake, the Banquet with Its Cheers and Clapping: but most of all I hope we will remember the f1'1CI1dS W6 made among campers and staff, the men and boys we will know for many years to come. Marti joins in sending our very best wishes to you all. It was certainly a grand summer. A - JOHNNY Jrallof game GTCGICSI I7npl'OU6171,6Tl.l' . . . ..... , , , PHIL WATERMAN Best junior Camper ..... I I RICKY RICHARDSON Best First Year Camper . . . ,,.. MICKEY GAIIIID Best All-round Athlete . . ,IIIIIIII LEC FORD Most Courageous ...... I I I GEORGE FERGUSON Most Generous . . ..... ., . MERCER BLANCHARD Most Courteous . . . .....a...... KEVIN SULLIVAN Most Initiative . . . . . . CHARLES AND HENRY KELSEY Most Cheerful . . . Most Popular . . Most Helpful .. Most Modest ... Best at Table . . Best Sport .... Funniest . . Peppiest . . . . . . . Neatest .............. Best All-round Camper . . nnuaf Wnecla A Baseball . . . Sailing . . . Riflery .... Campcraft .. Shop ...... Swimming ............ Best All-round Camper .. . OFLOI' gfabfs Woodsmen: oonnauuc . TOMMY RAGLAND .. . . GEORGE ALLEN . . . BUCKY HARRIS . . . TOMMY RAGLAND . . KEVIN SULLIVAN LEO FORD . . TOMMY COLT . . . . JOHNNY GAULD .. KEVIN SULLIVAN . . . GEORGE ALLEN , . . T ADDY ALWYN . JAKE CONGLETON BOBBY HARTSHORN BOBBY HARTSHORN . . . . DICKX BOYDEN . . . TOMMY RAGLAND . . . GEORGE ALLEN A camper club designed to recognize all-round good citizenship. Mem- bership by invitation of members. Woodsmen at the beginning of1947i B' 1 Porter Goss Tommy Ragland gzlilcifid Iiarilell Bob Hartshorn Bubbles Stultz George Ferguson Lee HaveY Bred Tyler Bruce Gallan HCUTY Kelset' Wlndy Wlnslow Dick Goss Woodsmen in 1947: Brooks Barrett B1'Yaf1' Hitchcock Dick Boyden TCTTY HumPh1'eY - Eddie Easton Mickey Gauld Sid Harwood Voyagers: Rich Kersey Don McNeil David Peter Rick Richardson George Secor Gus Teller A club run entirely by its members, designed to recognize the highest in campers. Leadership, loyalty, and responsibility are necessary. This is our highest honor. Voyagers at the beginning 01619472 George Allen Taddy Alwyn Mercer Blanchard Voyagers in 1947 : Dick Boyden George Ferguson Land Jester: Marty Booth Jake Congleton Leo Ford Bruce Gallan Dick Goss ol,6l,l'l6! .HOIQOP6 Twelve tests requiring knowledge and skill in land activitie sports, nature, campcraft, etc. . Land jesters at the beginning of 1947 : George Allen Taddy Alwyn Brooks Barrett Merc Blanchard A Marty Booth Terry Chase jake Congleton David Farrell Land jesters in 1947 : Mickey Gauld Sid Harwood Bobby Meyer Land Wizard: George Ferguson Whip Filoon Leo Ford Bruce Gallan Dick Goss Bucky Harris Lee Havey Bryan Hitchcock Tommy Ragland Sandy Ranney Rick Richardson A continuation of, the Jester requirements, with more ability necessary. Land Wizards at the beginning of 1947: Bob Hartshorn Land Wizards in 1947 Brooks Barrett Bucky Harris Stu MacDonald Kevin Sullivan Windy Winslow Stu MacDonald Don McNeil Pierce Milholland Gerry Spencer David Stocker Kevin Sullivan Brad Tyler Windy Winslow George Secor james Treadwell Marty Wilheim Bruce Gallan Stu MacDonald M:i1QrtyCBooth Dick Goss Windy Willslow Ja C Ongleton Bryan Hitchcock s such as Water Jester: wa fel' 0I'l0I'5 The basic swimming honor. These boys are competent to handle them- selves in and on the water. Water jesters at the beginning of1947: George Allen Taddy Alwyn Brooks Barrett Russ Beede Mercer Blanchard Terry Chase George Ferguson Leo Ford Water jesters in 1947: Kerry Bloys Dick Boyden Don Christ Eddie Easton Whip Filoon Bruce Gallan Mickey Gauld Water Wizard: Bucky Harris Sid Harwood Lee Havey Bryan Hitchcock Charles Kelsey Henry Kelsey Stu MacDonald Don McNeil Hansjones Rip McIntosh Bobby Meyer joshua Mills Pat Patterson Sandy Ranney Pierce Milholland Bobby Morgan Tommy Ragland David Rolfe 4 David Stocker Brad Tyler Bill Woolverton George Secor Kevin Sullivan Gus Teller James Treadwell Phil Waterman Ward Woolverton A continuation of the Jester tests. These boys are competen for other people as well as for themselves, in and on the water. Water Wizards at the beginning of 1947 : Marty Booth David Farrell Water Wizards in 1947: Taddy Alwyn Brooks Barrett Dick Boyden George Ferguson Bucky Harris Water N eptune: Dick Goss Bob Hartshorn Stu MacDonald Don McNeil Bobby Meyer Pierce Milholland Pat Patterson For outstanding ability, persistence, and skill in passing a series of very diflicult tests. Our highest water honor. A Water Neptunes at the 'beginning of 1947! Jake Congleton Water N eptunes in 1947 : David Farrell Dick Goss Windy Winslow Tommy Ragland Sandy Ranney . David Rolfe ' David Stocker Phil Waterman ll to CSIS Allen, George Barrett, Brooks Beede, Russ Bell, Dale Blanchard, Merc Bloys, Kerry Boyden, Dick Chase, Terry Christ, Donald Draper, james Durant, Robin Easton, Eddie Ferguson, George Filoon, Whip Ford, y Leo Gaffney, David Gallan, Bruce Gauld, Mickey Goss, Porter Harris, Bucky Hartshorn, Bob Harwood, Sid Havey, Lee Hitchcock, Bryan Humphrey, Fred jones, Hans Kelsey, 'Charlie p idly First Bar Third Bar Marksman lst class Sharpshooter First Bar Pro-marksman Third Bar Fourth Bar Fifth Bar Pro-marksman First Bar Second Bar Marksman lst class Pro-marksrnan Pro-marksman Pro-marksrnan Pro-marksman Marksman Second Bar Third Bar Marksman Marksman lst class Sharpshooter Fourth Bar Fifth Bar Pro-marksman ' Sharpshooter First Bar Pro-marksman Pro-marksrnan Third Bar Second Bar Third Bari Y Fourth Bar Marksman Marksman lst class Sharpshooter Third Bar Pro-marksman Pro-marksman Third Bar Fourth Bar LUGPCA Kelsey, Henry Kersey, Rich MacDonald, Stu McNeil, Don Marsellus, John Meyer, Bobby Milholland, Pierce Mills, joshua Morgan, Bobby Patterson, Pat Peter, David Ragland, Tommy Ranney, Sandy Richardson, Rick Rolfe, David Secor, George Spencer, Gerry Stocker, David' Stultz, Bubbles Sullivan, Kevin Swenson, Eric Teller, Gus Treadwell, James Tyler, Brad Waterman, Phil Wilheim, Martin Winslow, Windy Pro-marksman Pro-marksman Marksman lst class Marksman lst class Sharpshooter Sharpshooter Pro-marksman Pro-marksman Marksman lst class Pro-marksrnan Marksman Pro-marksman Pro-marksrnan First Bar Second Bar Third Bar Marksman Pro-marksman Marksman lst class Pro-marksman Marksman Marksman lst class Pro-marksman First Bar Second Bar Marksman First Bar Second Bar Pro-marksman Marksman Pro-marksman Pro-rnarksman Marksman Sharpshooter First Bar First Bar Pro-marksman Marksman Marksman lst class Sharpshooter CAMP TIMANOUS--11947 ALLEN, GEORGE M., JR. 415 Riverview Rd., Swarthmore, Pa. ALWYN, THADDEUS CTadJ 14 Broadmoor Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. ANDERSON, MR. AND MRS. I. E. QAndy and Sarahj 120 Howland St., Roxbury, Mass. BAPTISTA, WILLIAM I. 77 Quebec St., Portland 3, Me. BARCLAY, ALBERT, JR., CAceJ 'Cranbury, N. J. BARRETT, BROOKS Greenfield Hill, Fairfield, Conn. J . BEEDE, RUSSELL S. ' Prospect St., Rehoboth R. F. D., Mass. BELL, DALE W. CDayJ P. O. Box 219, Yorktown Heights, N. Y. BITLER, DREW Quarry Rd., Moylan, Delaware Co., Pa. BLANCHARD, H. M., JR. qMersJ 555 Parker St., Newark, N. I. BLOYS, A. K. CKerryJ 37 Canterbury Lane, Westfield, N. I. BOOTH, G. M., III, qMaftyJ 38 Canterbury Lane, Westfield, N. I. BOYDEN, RICHARD F. CDickJ Deerfield, Mass., and The Fay School, Southborough, Mass. BRADLEY, WILLIAM M. fBil1yj Waites Landing, Falmouth Foreside, Me. BROWN, L. WILLIAM Raymond, Me. BURDICK, DONALD Clzzyj 57 Shattuck St., Greenjield, Mass., and 13 Wesleyan Station, Middletown, Conn. BUTLER, ROBERT M. fBobJ 135 Cypress St., Maplewood, N. I. CHASE, FREDERIC L., III fTerryJ 88 East Orchard Ave., Providence 6, R. I . CHASE, W. BARTLETT, JR. CBart, Jr.J Andover, N. H., and H olderness School, Plymouth, N. H. CHRIST, DONALD 5 Millers Lane, New Hyde Park, L. I., N. Y. COLT, THOMAS G. 245 Lincoln Ave., Amherst, Mass. CONGLETON, R. J., Jr. fJakeJ . 120 Ridgewood Ave., Glen Ridge, N. I. CROCKETT, DAVID CDaveJ Raymond, Me. DRAPER, JAMES ROSS Sparks, Md. DRISKO, RICHARD fDrisJ 27 H eckle St., Wellesley Hills, Ma.ss.,.and I Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me. DURANT, ROBIN W. 59 Main St., Ridgeheld, Conn. EASTON, EDWARD, III fEddyJ Hendrie Ave., Riverside, Conn. FARRELL, DAVID L. Andover, N. H. FERGUSON, GEORGE R., JR. qsonnyy 244 Pondfield Rd. West, Bronxville, N. Y. FILOON, JOHN W., JR. fWhipJ 35 Fairview Ave., Brockton 47, Mass. FORD, LEIGHTON B. lLeoJ Glen Riddle,'Pa. GAFFNEY, DAVID , 36 Crary Ave., Binghamton, N.' Y.. GALLAN, BRUCE 94 Circuit Rd., Winthrop 52, Mass. GATES, RICHARD CDickJ . 118 Hastings St., Greenyield, Mass. GAULD, EROWNLEE GAULD, JOHN 24 Crafts Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass. GOSS, DAVID B. 10 Highland Ave., St. johnsbury, Vt. GOSS, PORTER CP. JJ 202 Prospect St., Waterbury, Conn. GOSS, RICHARD W., II QDickJ 202 Prospect St., Waterbury, Conn., and The Hotchkiss School, Lakeville, Conn. GRANT, EDWARD CEddieJ 430 East 86 St., New York 28, N. Y., and 222 Yale Station, New Haven, Conn. HARRIS, WILLIAM E. CBuckyJ 30 Wellesley Rd., Swarthmore, Pa. 'I-IARTSHORN, ROBERT VJ. CBobbieJ 410 West Palmer Ave., Morrisville, Penna HARWOOD, SYDNEY, 2ND fsquiddy 208 Village Ave., Dedham, Mass. HAVEY, CHARLES LEE, JR. deep Waverly, Pa. I HITCHCOCK, BRYAN CBryJ 77 Columbia Blvd., Waterbury 33, Conn. HUMPHREY, FREDERIC wredp ' HUMPHREY, TERRY 123 Langley Rd., Newton Centre, Mass. JONES, HENSON L., JR. CHaI1sJ 535 East Front St., Perrysburg, O. KELSEY, CHARLES C., JR. CCharlieJ 3715 Eaton Rd., Avondale, Canton, O., and The Fay School, Southborough, Mass KELSEY, HENRY B. CHenJ 3715 Eaton Rd., Avondale, Canton, 0. KERSEY, RICHARD JAMES lRichieJ Old Lancaster Rd., Devon, Chester County, Pa. LLOYD, CHRISTOPHER CChrisJ New Canaan, Conn. X Q ,X,,r X it ' sv uf L so 'fb sig if 's 9' 3 'il fr-5 nv , 'Q DA' ww' -F, ,Q .,, ' K 'f s Ms uni' do .. .nw W asm , .1 ,,af4,,,f4W, ' wan, ,MW ,lf i ,WW as l'L tif., ,rv 2 S., . 4' I , ,wggjk 1 . - ,q..,w- ' -1 1 . mmm, A-ww - W b ' ,4 Gi N ,. 1. , Q . ,lb . I 'Wi C4 J ' , ' -.W 4 .1701 V w,yx..,,v ' ji ' il 1 .Q 7 ff-'al' ,. . ,WM ,, 1-M mf I wx- X f -'-'ffsiq' ,.,. Wendi- CAMP TIMA ous Q 1 av 1 1 F l i I I u r ag 55 Q J, v I5 nw., J-if rf' c , ,, , .5 1 1 1 f g47QV'4 Uk s ' , Q, Y- , 1 ,, - 'V , . js t 1 I r Archery instruction W X .A nts 4 Hank demonstrates a stroke e e w if Q ms' Q e I A 1 Q e + e .P W +.kf.5,, Mm., Q W Y The swimming qdock One of the 'Winabouts 33.591 . 9, vi., 1. A f - P' l. I f 72? 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