2018 Alumni Magazine

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LINGER LONGER By the Sea

Want to get away? Come relax on the beach at the place you know the best!

Where else can you sit on your deck, sip a glass of wine, and watch CCSC sailboats off in the distance. Come back, reminisce, and watch the sun set over Cape Cod Bay. Check for our discounted off-season rates.

Open Early April through Late November.

Linger Longer By the Sea PO Box 1880 Brewster, MA 02631 email us at info@lingerlongerbythesea.com 508-896-7714

The Ripple Effect……

Dear Friends, Cape Cod Bay at low tide is a kaleidoscope of activity and stunning vistas. Tidal pools teeming with marine life, hidden objects submerged in the sand that send surprising water squirts on anyone walking on their salt water home, sunsets with brilliant streaks of light reflecting crimson and gold in the air and on the puddles of water, seagulls digging their next meal and smashing their treasure on the rocky shore to devour a sushi dinner. There is always something to explore, to observe, to appreciate, to cherish and learn from the beach after the earth rises from the bottom of the Bay. For me, the most dramatic part of the beach at low tide are the naturally created sand sculptures revealed like fluttering ribbons across the flats every twelve hours.

These naturally inspired sand mosaics are created from changes in the wind, weather and tidal motion. The “ripple effect” is the ever-changing seascape created by daily alterations to the beach environment.

Our camp seasons reflect the same natural ebb and flow as the “ripple effect” on the Bay. Every summer there are a myriad of changes, large and small, affecting the culture of the camp community. Newly made friendships on the first day of camp, a dynamic camper contribution at the Final Camp Show or Friday Spirit Assembly, the return of a beloved staff member who has incredible enthusiasm, a new activity incorporated into the camp program like “Fitness in the Wild and Obstacle Illusion” or unicycling, the addition of chocolate milk in the dining hall, the hottest trend in music, a summer filled with rainy days or just the opposite – all sun and heat, or the personal praise with a wampum for an act of kindness by a camper or staff member. There are so many shifting elements that create the “camp culture and experience” each season, ultimately giving it a rich and unique montage for that time and place.

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One of the largest “ripple effects” we experience each summer is the generosity and connection our alumni provide in supporting our camping programs. Your personal referrals of family and friends to our programs has a considerable impact on our enrollments each summer and is gratefully appreciated. We welcome from 90 to 144 resident and 70 to 122 day camp “Chips” (chip off the alumni block) each summer. During the 2017 season, we celebrated our 95th Anniversary Year and welcomed more than 300 alumni over a perfect July weekend. Events included a sailing regatta, golf tournament, cocktail parties, tours around camp and Nancy counselor Garran David Peterson sharing of camp memories. As each person reminisced about the impact camp had on their formative years as a camper or young from the 1930’s, 40’s to Resident Camp Executive Director n an cfireworks y @ c ap ec o d s eac am p s . c o m Alumni the present-day millennials, the joyful reunion spilled over into our current camp community culminating with a brilliant display. have Director a signifiAssociate ex t . 3 03 cant “ripple effect” on camp with your presence around the world, sharing your understanding of camp with friends and your continued supportdavid@capecodseacamps.com of ourext.programs.

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30’s, 40’s, 50’s – Dick Ward (M’47-’62) stopped by the past fall with his son and his wife from California. Dick was one of my counselors in the Hunters in 1958 as was his brother John. He is still living in Mechanicsburg, PA. Tom Keith (M’44-’46) recently dropped me a note about a number of things including the fact that it looked like we weren’t doing a Florida Reunion this year. We have had a number of alumni write in this year wondering when their area or city will be chosen. Cheryl and I are working on it. We will be back to Florida. Tom has a boat and gave us a wonderful tour of the harbor in Ft. Lauderdale last year. Tom remembers vividly being a Scout, Brave and Guide and he remembers the dining hall burning down at Monomoy (the first time). I was there for the second. Sandy Chivers dropped David and Nancy a note when they were planning their last trip to Scotland. Her father Howard Chivers (M’30s) had been a counselor in the 30s and her sister attending Wono from 1942-1943. Howard wound up being the owner/director of Camp Keewaydin in Ontario Canada. A rather renowned camp. John MacIlroy (M’58-’60) sent along some information on a book he has co-authored.

That is located elsewhere in this publication. He did mention that he sees Bob DeVeer (M’60-’67) at Hilton Head and that Bob is in several of the stories.

More reason to get the book. John lives in Bluffton, SC. 60’s – Thomas Herman (M’57-’61) wrote about trying to register for the alumni reunion. We had some issues early on, but generally worked them out. Tom remembered his days at camp and greatly enjoyed them. He is living in NYC. Peter Lamborn (M’65-’69) emailed to say hello to his former counselor in the Hunters – me. Peter likes the fact that there is a lot of longevity at the camp as we remember so many of the campers whom we spent time with. He also remembered my brother Carl Rauschenbach (M’56-’68) who was his JCIII when he was in the Braves in 1965. He thought Carl was funny. Ricky Rubin Brown (W’59-’70) sent along a great picture of her pals in 1966. We are very appreciative of receiving pictures from the past – particularly if they have names on them. Dennis Reicherter (M’57-’68) sent along a contribution to our archives this past April – a program that he found in a file box. It is a fine addition to our archives. He is living in Tampa, FL and remembers the great times he had at camp – as we all did. He wanted to say hello especially to Rick Francis. Dennis’ brother Rick Reicherter was always amazed at how far Big Rick could throw a football. Suggesting that 100 yards was not unusual.

70’s – Robert Weiner (M’73-’75) emailed us looking for the dates of his time at camp. He remembers making it to Bar 10 and sailing a lot. He also remembered Allison Lenk and Robin Hunt (W’70-’83). We heard from Cliff Fitzgerald (M’65-CCSC’76) who is living in Menlo Park, CA. Cliff has returned to teaching sailing having had a storied past in the sailing program at Camp. He is now pursuing his USCG Masters License. We wish him well and we hope to see him at our San Francisco Reunion this year. Miffy Shipley Meacham (W’69-’74) reconnected to us this past year and wanted to be updated on the goings on at camp – particularly the 95th Reunion.

While she never made it to the Reunion, we are glad that she touched base with us. Hopefully those of you who see this and who know campers that aren’t on our mailing list will touch base with them and suggest they let us know where they are. Betsey Eglee Lapointe (W’70-’72) came by to look at pictures in our archives from the early 70’s. Betsy was in Cabin 13 and the 4 2018 JibSheet · capecodseacamps.com

Ah..the good life - Patrick Michel (CCSC’86-’95) somewhere in the Pacific.

Top to Bottom: Annie Rodman, Ricky Rubin, Karen Greene, Dede Breslauer, Sue Cloud, Dana Prizer, BJ Simmons, Lynne Brilliant and Carrot Graves.

One day…not too long ago…near a beach in Brewster. Lynne Brilliant (W’58-’73), Alice Barber Guariglio (W’ -CCSC’18), B.A. Harris (W’59-’71) and Midge Fraser Kral (W’65-’70).

Hollis von Summer (CCSC’89-’02) wins the 2017 JY15 North American Championships with Houck. Nothing like having a little sailing in your blood.

Sam Brooks (MDC’07-’15) at her Oxford Summer program graduation with her grandparents.

Lindsey Leal (CCSC’02-’05) and Sarah DiLorenzo(CCSC’02-’05) on vacation in Brewster. Not a bad place to go vacation because you can stop by and visit us a camp!!

Crow’s Foot. She says hi to all her bunkmates!! While she was upset that there were no photos from ’70 & ’71 in the archives, we have recently had 5,000 slides digitized and we will start taking pictures off of them so that it is easier to find campers and counselors that you went to camp with. Brigitte Nicolet (W’72) touched base having been a tennis counselor in ’72 who came to us from France. She remembers the PO’s with head counselor Louise Trahan (W’60s&70s) and Lainey Feingold (W’66-’73). But she was looking for Lainey Sullivan (W’72-‘75) who we unfortunately do not have in our database. So..if anyone knows where Lainey is, let us know so we can let Brigitte know. Dawn Eder Sindoni (W’72-’74) has reconnected looking for old friends to get in touch with. She remembers her Midshipman year with Jo and Hillary (Pete) and Alice. Campers Cindy Toole, Cheryl Good-

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Michael with Mary Van Der Ploeg Mallows (W’70-‘CCSC’79) at a fairly zippy event.

Cape Cod Lighthouse Charter School reunion with Daniella DeFillipo Garran (CCSC’84-’17), Brian Lutes (M’70CCSC’17) and Debbie Greenwood (CCSC’97-’17).

Grace Russell (CCSC’11-’16) and Michael on Cup Night. Grace is the daughter of Lindsey Mead Russell (CCSC’85-’93). Grace’s brother Whit Russell, was at camp last summer.

A recent night on the town with Melinda Mitchell Shumway (W’66-’74), Henri, BA Harris (W’59-‘ 71), and Whitney Rauschenbach (MDC’87-CCSC’05).

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas. Michael entertained Warren Davis (CCSC’06-’16) at a gathering in Washington, DC last December.

man, Sally, and Debbie Noroian. Her JC years were Joanne, Wendy, Dianne Dunn, Jean Grotzinger and many others. We will get her a list, but if you want to touch base with her – let me know.

80’s – Mio Kobayashi (W’81-’85) recently dropped us a line from Japan. She is sending her son to Camp and is very happy about it. Mio went to CCSC with her sisters Kimi (CCSC’81-’84) and Sekine (CCSC’81-’84).

Margot Hathaway Clifford (CCSC’81-’83) enjoyed herself at the 95th Anniversary and was happy that Whiteny Doherty (CCSC’81-’87) encouraged her to attend. She loved sailing on the bay, saw some old counselors and the “original” staff – that’s us who are aging in place- and in general had a great time. She is married to Barry who worked in the kitchen with Harvey Gilmour in 1967. They live in Provincetown. We heard from Elias Brache (CCSC’80) who was on her way from Miami to visit camp. She won the Most Improved Camper award the summer she was here. You know it’s a small world when you go down to the Woodshed the Thursday night before camp opens and there is a crowd of camp people there. In this case it was Bob Kerr (CCSC’79-’84), Phil Sawyer (M’68-CCSC’79), Janet Hardman Blackman (W’71-CCSC’77), Jack Chandler (CCSC’81), and Kori Calfas Chandler (CCSC’79-’81). The waitress was none other than Maia Lucking (MDC’11-’14).

90’s – We got a great email from Patrick Michel (CCSC’86-’95) who had worked in the IT business in Switzerland before deciding to “quit my office job to follow my passion and become a professional skipper”! He is currently sailing around the world and is in Indonesia. He credits Ed Barber (M’ –CCSC’18) for teaching him the basic elements of sail and the sunsets at the Bay for inspiring him to take up sailing. He also mentioned that Mark Kernohan (CCSC’85’90) now lives in the same building as his mother in Geneva, Switzerland.

Small world! Amy Yudin Levine (CCSC’84-’92) dropped us a nice note about her daughter’s experience at camp recently. She was reflecting on how unusual it will be to not have a daughter at camp this summer. Matthew Ciborowski (CCSC’95-’00) inquired recently about old camper and counselor lists. He was hoping we could send some along so that he could refresh his memory of his former friends. We have extensive lists and pictures of former campers, units, staff etc. and we are more than happy to see if we can’t find who you are looking for!! Amy Yudin Levine (CCSC’84-’92) dropped a nice note about the tough decisions when a camper decides that they have to move on. In this case it was a daughter and she is hopeful that one day she can return as a counselor!

Abby Berman (CCSC’00-’12) and Michael after dinner in Boston. Abby is teaching and preparing for her wedding to Randy Latona this summer.

00’s – Hollis von Summer (CCSC’89-’02) was recently crowned a champion sailor for her win in the 2017 JY15 North Americans. She and her teammate Scout Houck took four 1sts out of 9 races in their quest.

10’s – Recently, I was walking the halls in the Massachusetts State House on Beacon Hill when I heard my name called out. It was none other than Riley Durkin (CCSC’07-’14) who was volunteering for a kids program coordinated by Boston University where she goes. It was a lot of fun and quite a surprise. Sally Graham (MDC’80-’16) sent Nancy and Otis a lovely note upon her retirement from the Monomoy Day Camp. She so enjoyed working with the Crew every day in the summers. While there is much sadness with her retirement, there are so many great memories and so many children whose lives she has touched. We will miss her. Robin Lord (CCSC’77-’17) recently had an article about her in the Cape & Plymouth Business Magazine.

Robin is a former reporter for the Cape Cod Times and is now working for Cape Cod Healthcare in their Communications and Business Development program.

The article focused on her role in the development of Cape Cod Healthcare’s brand journalism. If you come by camp certain nights in the summer you can still see Robin at the night desk. We recently got an email from Nancy Garran’s good friend Janet Walker. She reports her daughter Sam Brooks (MDC’07-’15) spent part of the summer at Oxford and won the attainment award for the Creative Writing Class. She thinks it’s possible that Sam may be a sailing counselor at camp someday.

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Grant Francis with Jaye Giglio and Caroline Howe.

Pablo and Analydia Cespedes flanking Daniella DeFillippo Garran.

Lucy Lang and Scott Asher with Lindsey Leal and Debbie Kronstadt Abramson.

Christie Cepetelli Peterson with Kara Dabe.

Chris Horn with the one and only Andrew Bachman.

Kanchan Richardson with Alexander Rauschenbach.

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OC E A N E D G E E V EN T O N TH E TERR ACE This was a wonderful way to start off our alumni weekend – a gathering at the Terrace at Ocean Edge. It was a beautiful night and the Terrace affords us an unencumbered view of your Mercury Fleet moored on the far side of the “bar”. We had a great turnout of alumni from all over the place. More than 60 showed up for this event. The event was “hosted” by Justine Darmanian, Adam Kavenewsky and Hillary Luskin under the guidance of our alumni team member Cheryl Kimberly. Attending were: Jennie Phelps, Caroline Howe, Warren Davis, Carlye Rosen, Sophie Dodd, Erin Corcoran, Jaye Giglio, Daniella & Jeff Garran, Christie & Garran Peterson, Grant Francis, Erica Talamo, Justin Dekert, Lily Cyr, Anneke Lujan, Debra Konstadt, Bo Herlin, Chris & Mary Reed, Lucy Lang & Scott Asher, Dean & Kari Kiefer Ahern, Joey Abramson, Shane Sigel, Heather Levy, Joanna Lovecchio, Kathleen Kwasniak, Katie Burwick, Rachel Keir, Yumi Matsuo with Eric, Kanchan Richardson, Mercedes Bezaury, Dr. Leif Norenberg, Rusty Phelps, Jackson Bloch, Lindsey Leal, Tim Johnson, Andy & Cristin Sims, Rachel August Horn, Chris Horn, Meredith Pickett, Charlotte Osborne, Brady Langin, Grace MaCoul, Pablo Cespedes, Ana Lydia Cespedes, Kara Dabe, Tyler Turgeon, Jenny Wise, Sarah DiLorenzo, Catherine Rossi, Travis Block and James Narin, Alex Rauschenbach, Andy Bachman

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95th Anniversary Reunion

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T HE J AY C A S H M AN – G W K 95TH ANN IVE RS ARY GOL F TOURNAMENT More than $30,000 raised to help kids go to summer camps!!

We could not have asked for a better day for the 2nd GWK Golf Tournament.

We are deeply appreciative of the tremendous support from our lead sponsor Jay Cashman and our other key sponsors Scott Klein, Dave & Carey Burwick, Steve Rattner & Henri & Jun Song. We would also like to thank our hole sponsors who provided important financial support to make this a successful fundraiser: Cape Cod Sea Camps, Peter Eleftherakis, The Mernick Family, the Waring Family, Don & Jeanne Mell, the Family of Ed Garran, Gordon Atlantic Insurance, Chartwells, Nauset Disposal, B.A. Harris, Briarpatch Pediatrics, Robert Paul Properties & Michael Halperson.

GWK Scholarship Fund also ran an auction at the 95th Tournament Dinner – Those businesses and individuals contributing raffle items to it were: Ocean Edge Resorts, Jun Song, Sea Meadow Inn, Melinda Shumway, Captains Golf Course, Jack Murphy (Oyster Harbors round of golf, and the Cape Cod Sea Camps.

We also have to say a sincere THANK YOU to Sherry Mernick. Sherry coordinated all the component parts of this tournament and made it run as smoothly as a tournament could. Many thanks to her!!

We would also like to thank our hearty band of volunteers who helped Sherry produce such a wonderful event: B.A. Harris, Nancy McKenzie, Julia Fraser, Laura & Jim McNally, Sarah & Jessie Lewis, Cheryl Noroian, and Adam Kavenewsky.

The Tournament play itself was gripping and challenging. The results are as follows: Closest to the Pin

Men: Dan Hunt

Women: Jun Song

Longest Drive

Men: Andrew Bachman Women: Lauren McAuliffe

Putting Contest

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Winning Foursome

Brian Lutes, Allan Peterson, David Kemp, Cam Calato

The winning foursome: Allan Peterson, David Kemp, Brian Lutes - captain, and Cam Calato.

Sue Budd and family Charlie, Will and Bill Nicholas take to the course.

Oh those Mernicks!! Steve, Greg, Cynthia and Jeff Helm with our Tournament Impresario – Sherry.

Well..this is a couple of pairs that couldn’t beat a full house. Expert golfer who was exhausted by idle chatter on the course - Suzanne Nolan, with Camp Nurse Deb Bradley, the erudite Phil Sawyer and Henri.

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Dan Hunt, Jim Hunt, Richard Bryant & Scott Halterman.

Don & Sarah Slaght with Don Mell.

Jerry Collins, Joe Korecki, Denis Liptak, Bob Smaglia.

Paul White & David Eckel.

Peter Lurier, Pat Gray & Stuart Sims.

Rich Lasordo, Al McKay, Al Kamp & Ken Halloran.

Shane Sigel, Joseph Abramson, Iggy Moyer & Bill Galvin.

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Yongjun Song, Lauren McCauliffe & Chris Blackburn.

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Enough hot air in this lineup to sail without wind. The boat from South of the Border: Mercedes Bezaury, Pablo Cespesdes, Analydia Cespedes and an esoteric member of the Raftco Hall of Fame - Jimmy Narin.

3 Generations on the beach watching the epic struggle on the water: Nancy McKenzie, daughter Sarah Seitz and grandson Tristen.

More People watching the Regatta Sandy and Scout Head Counselor - son Alex Peacock.

Reunited on the water: Whitney Doherty and Margot Hathaway Clifford. Missing was their erstwhile skipper - Michael Raymond.

CCSC Sailing Master Garran Peterson explains the details of the race and how protests will work.

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9 5 T H A N N I V E R S ARY REG ATTA We could not have asked for better conditions for the classic confrontations between legends of the past and the growing presence of the younger alumni.

We had a field of 19 boats which is one of the largest number of competitors we have ever seen. The field was littered with former Raftco hands and JC Sail Majors – people like: Jeff Garran, Sue Budd, Jimmy Kantor, Andy Stern, Hollis von Summer, Bryan Peugh, Peggy Hersam, Evan Mead, Melinda Mitchell Shumway, Jimmy Narin to name a few. There was significant drama associated with this event as the boat comprised of Any Stern, Hollis von Summer and Dean Kennedy were vying for their third win in the alumni Regatta Series. But they were staring down the forestay at the likes of Eric Woodman with his crew of Stacey Coleman and Jacob Callaghan and Peggy Wilson Hersam and her talented crew of Betsy Bentley and Susan Redfield. This was a light air race and the tension was palpable. Considering the size of the fleet – the start was totally exciting, however at the end of the day – the Alumni Regatta crowned a new champion – former Rendezvous Winner who enjoyed his dinner on the raft – Eric Woodman with his wife and son as crew. Coming in second was none other than former Sail magazine employee – Peggy Wilson with her crew of Betsy Studley Bentley and Susan Redfield. Rounding out the top three was the California Dreamer and former Raftco Hall-of-Famer Bryan Peugh. His crew consisted of two fearless Wono JC’s Chloe Chaple and Faye Benjamin. The West Coaster was very impressed with his young, focused crew. There were 19 boats in this Regatta and much fun was had by all. Of course, there was one major incident on the downwind leg when someone yelled “right of way” at the Fraser-Nolan-Brown boat. It is remembered to this day!!

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Giants of the past - Suzanne Nolan, Ricky Rubin Brown, B.A. Harris and Julia Fraser.

The tensions starts to build as the racers receive the course instructions.

Participants included: #1

#1 Debra Konstadt - skipper; Joey Abramson; Shane Sigal; Heather Levyt; Johanna Lovecchio

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Michael Raymond – skipper; Whitney Doherty; Margot Hatheway Clifford

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Melinda Mitchell Shumway – skipper; Alison Health Rusczyk; Sue Cobb Leavitt

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Jeff Garran – skipper; Daniella DeFillippo Garran; Mike Sullivan; Andy Schlosser

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Sue Budd – skipper; Charlie Nicholas; Will Nicholas

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Kathleen Kwasniak – skipper; Lily Cyr; Katie Burwick

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Jimmy “the Turtle” Kantor – skipper; Debi Bass Ardon; Nancy Tucker Thornton; Joyce Wood

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Rosanne Altshuler – skipper; Laura Moll; Martha Sturtevant Kristian; Sue Redfield

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Andy Stern – skipper; Hollis von Summer; Dean Kennedy

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Julia Fraser – tri-skipper; Suzanne Nolan – tri-skipper; Ricky Brown – tri-skipper

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Jake Hardman Whalen – Skipper; Sue Pottenger; Dave Whalen; Laurie Gardner

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Erick Woodman – skipper; Stacey Coleman; Jacob Callaghan

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Jenny Brown; Ali Hartz; Julia Logan; Elizabeth Scouler

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Adam Kavenewsky – Skipper; Justine Darmanian; Carlye Rosen; Ericas Talamo

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Peggy Wilson Hersam – skipper; Betsy Studley Bentley; Susan Redfield

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Evan Mead – skipper; Claudia Harper; Skylar Mead; Colin Mead

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Jimmy Narin – skipper; Pable Cespedes; Ana Lydia Cespedes; Mercedez Bezaury

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Larry Merrigan; Michael Merrigan; Cynthia Khan; JC skipper

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O C E A N E D G E G ATH ER ING AT T H E L I N X As the group was gathering at the Mansion, there was also a group that might have been considered to be a bit older gathering at the Linx on the golf course side of Ocean Edge.

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9 5 T H A N N I V E R S A RY CCSC CO CK TAIL PA RTY A N D G W K S I L E N T AUCTIO N The culmination of our 95th Anniversary Weekend was a cocktail party and auction for the benefit of the Grant W. Koch Scholarship Fund. The event was held at the Orleans Yacht Club which proved to be a wonderful setting for a very successful event. With more than 200 alumni, parents and staff attending, we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, reminisced about the past, and pondered the future. There were more than 75 different bid items generously provided by our alumni, local businesses, the camp, parents and others. On top of that there were a variety of live auction items not part of the Silent Auction.

The most exciting auction during the event was triggered by the old Wono Dining Hall siren. It was an incredibly intense matter with Jim Kelligrew (CCSC’80-’86) bidding against Peggy Wilson Hersam (CCSC’76-’83).

The resolution of this competition was that they would alternate possession of the siren from year to year. Putting the siren up for auction was the brainchild of one Michael Halperson (M’55-CCSC’18). There was some skepticism about this. The GWK Scholarship Fund richly benefitted from this competition.

All together between the Silent Auction, Live Auction, Raftco T-Shirt auction, I Can and I will cufflinks, the wine raffle and Special Travel Auction trips to Bermuda and San Francisco, we raised over $16,000 for the Fund. We had a great team working on making this event a great success. Iggy Moyer (M’67CCSC’17) and Cheryl Kimberley (CCSC’80-’18), did great work with the arrangements and logistics for the event. We also have to thank the registration volunteers: Adam Kavenewsky (CCSC’03-’13), Melinda Mitchell Shumway (W’66-’75), Hillary Gluskin (CCSC’10-’12), Justine Darmanian (CCSC’10-’12), and our computer/IT wizard Alex Rauschenbach (CCSC’92-’10). And finally, what would a CCSC event be like with our picture lady, Kari Kiefer Ahern (CCSC’85-’17), who coordinated our Audio/Video/Slide show. It was great!!

Big Rick Francis (M’45-CCSC’10) addresses the crowd before the start of the Silent Auction giving an update on the Grant W. Koch Scholarship Fund.

The crowd being amused by the live auction betting for the I Can and I Will cufflinks and the old Wono dining Hall siren.

Darcy Raymond Creech (W’72-CCSC’80), Laura Moll (W’73-CCSC’83), Peggy Wilson Hersam (W’76-CCSC’83) and Cary Godbey Turner (W’74-CCSC’79).

Sweetness and light: Jim Kelligrew (CCSC’80-’86) with Melissa Denick (CCSC’79-’95).

Meet the Woodfills - Emily Woodfill Fay (CCSC’00-’17) and her sister Angie Woodfill McDermed (CCSC’95’17). What is exciting is that they were both back at camp this past summer!!

Three drifters off to see the world: Eric Werblow (M’72-’78), Andy Schlosser (M’73-CCSC’82) and Debi Bass Ardon (CCSC’77-’81) reconnect.

CCSC Executive Director Nancy Garran (W’58-CCSC’18), Rick ”Otis” Moyer (M’67-CCSC-MDC’18) and Ingrid Moyer (M’67-CCSC’18) listen as Henri lays out the sequence of events for the auction.

Executive Director Nancy Garran talks about the importance of the GWK Scholarship Fund.

Monomoy and Wono unite sharing memories, laughter and their wallets.

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Reunited... All Over the World

Paris

Colin with financee Amy and Henri.

Meet the Thorntons!

Nancy Tucker with Darwin.

A thorn between two roses - only kidding! Liz and Kelley compliment Chris.

Liz with her amore Brendan.

Team leader Meghan with Chris and Jordan.

Liz Johnson, Krista Sahrbeck, Meghan Schmillen Hertsfeld and Margi Tanis Moldane.

Bill Mauke, Colin Reid and Chris Reed share a laugh.

How funky can a reunion get??

Future Dim Sum consumers: Jordan, Suzanne, Jordan and Chris.

D E C E M B E R 9 , 2 0 17 Well... What can one say about this reunion in Paris. We were all set for a nice group to join us for lunch at the Hotel Scribe when the great singer and French icon Johnny Hallyday, unfortunately, passed away. The result was that the center of Paris was cordoned off for the funeral and a celebration of Johnny’s life – which was very robust and colorful. As you know the French love culture and Johnny was enormously symbolic to them.

The result was that only the hardiest of souls could get to the setting for our reunion – the Hotel Scribe.

So… fighting their way through the crowds were Aline (CCSC’08) and her sister Ladina (CCSC’08’11) Schillig from Zurich and Julia Luerzer (CCSC’05-’15) originally from Bregenz, Austria and now living and working in Brussels. I can only say that we had a wonderful lunch - full of memories and full of current events, politics and the future.

The event and the camp contingent was organized by Cheryl Kimberley (CCSC’80-’18), the great Assistant Alumni Director and included Henri, wife Jun Song and the boys Song (MDC’13-CCSC’17) and Phanuel (MDC’15-’17).

And lastly – if you haven’t listened to Johnny – get an album or two and listen!!

Denver

JANU ARY 19, 2 018 All I can say is that this was a reunion to end all reunions. Heralded by the return of the original convener of alumni in the Denver area, Meghan Schmillen Hertzfeld (CCSC’01-06), we had a glorious group of Krista and Mary. alumni young and old and in between. Nancy Tucker Thornton (W’56 -’74) and her husband Darwin put in an appearance. We are going to give Darwin an award for accompanying Nancy to these events both in Denver and on the Cape. Kelly Abbott Howes (CCSC’84-’86) was able to get to the Reunion even though she had recently had hip surgery. She is to be commended for the effort! Liz Johnson (CCSC’05-’06), newly arrived in Denver, stopped in and enjoyed herself. Jordan Bamberger Wu (CCSC’09-’11) and her husband Chris Wu (CCSC’09) along with Suzanne Medwid (CCSC’07-’11) and her fiancée Jordan, Elizabeth Scouler (CCSC’96-’01 &’05) and her amore Brendan, Margi Tanis Moldane (CCSC’89-’01 & ’05) along with her husband Drew, Colin Reid (CCSC’98-’04) and his finance Amy, Chris Reed (CCSC’90-‘109) and wife Mary, Krista Sahrbeck (CCSC’04), Mary Barber Tanis (W’64-’68) and her husband Bill, and finally Bill Mauke (CCSC’04-’08) and his wife Kathleen. All had a great time as time marched on into the evening. The conclusion to my stay in Denver was a dim sum meal with Jordan, Chris, Suzanne and Jordan. What more could one desire.

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Jaime and Philip wearing CCSC T-Shirts.

Santiago and Song - bunkmates reunite!!

The campers and future camps enjoying themselves.

Singapore

Dave and Nancy traveled to Scotland this past September and enjoyed meeting with CCSC Alums in Edinburgh and Dundee. In Edinburgh, Nancy and Dave were joined by Alison “Scotty” McCarlie (CCSC’09-’13) and her fiancé Michael Butchart. Alison is teaching in Edinburgh and has hosted many traveling CCSC staff over the years.

It was fun reconnecting with this famous head counselor and program specialist. Moving north to Dundee, CCSC staffer and sailing counselor Orla Mendam (CCSC’16-’17) organized a dinner with Sarah Campbell (CCSC’17), Drew Fox (CCSC’16) and Kristie Jeffries who is considering a summer at CCSC. Much laughter was shared as well as a bit of travel advice to help Nancy and Dave with the rest of Scotland.

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This was truly a pleasant day’s journey into night. With 13 alumni, parents, campers and future campers in attendance, we settled down in the Shangri-La Hotel in Singapore and enjoyed a wonderful buffet while idling the afternoon away.

Joining with Henri, wife Jun, Song Rauschenbach (MDC’13-CCSC’17) and Phanuel Rauschenbach (MDC’15-’17) were Philipp Luerzer (CCSC’01-’12), Jaime Ruiz Cabrero (CCSC’89-’92), his wife Rosario M. DeAlbornoz, Santiago Ruiz Cabrero (CCSC’16-’17), Rosario Ruiz Cabrero (CCSC’16-’17), Carmela Ruiz Cabrero (CCSC’16-’17), Teresa Ruiz Cabrero (MDC in ’18), Shan Shan LiAmos and daughter Sophie who will be attending this summer. Philipp and Jaime were assigned in Singapore for business and Shan Shan was born and has grown up there. The most interesting thing about the lunch was the reuniting of Junior Scout bunkmates from the summer of 2017 – Santiago and Song. Halfway around the world to say hello.

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Alumni Portrait Gallery

Quite a crew - Christie, David and Jenny Wise say hello to Jordan Bamberger Wu (CCSC’09-’11) and Suzanne Medwid (CCSC’07-’11). Looked like a road trip from Denver!

Jeffrey Marx (CCSC’87-’96) came by in August for a visit with his wife Jessica and children. We had a long conversation and spent a lot of time in the archives looking for pictures of him to show his kids. We were successful. He lives in Dallas and works for At&T.

The irrepressible Aunt Whitney Doherty (W’81-’87) with her nephew Robert Wright (CCSC’12-’17).

Frank Sweeny (M’63-’65) returns for a visit with his wife Jean. Frank lives in Wilton, CT and is a Managing Director for US Trust.

Matthew Uborowski (CCSC’92-’00) visits with a friend. Matthew lives in Cambridge, MA.

Liz Day (CCSC’12-’17) visiting us with a friend in June before camp starts. She lives in Bryn Maur.

John Barrengos-Knopp (M’73-CCSC’81) with his daughter Acadia. John is the Director of Admissions at the Putney School in Vermont.

T. K. Morrissey (M’45-’54) visits with John Morrissey (M’49’56) and Mark - a son of Patti Morrissey Cahill. TK lives in Hawaii while John “Chip” lives in Jackson Heights, NY.

Return of the Queen (of England that is) - Sarah Lewis (CCSC’84-’01) and her daughter Jess. They are bookended by Henri and Andrew “Crash” Sims.

Well, well, well...Cousins Alexander Rauschenbach (MDC’92CCSC’10) and Avery Winn (CCSC’91-’06) say hi to an older person.

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Picture lady Kari Kiefer Ahern (CCSC’85-’17) in a picture with Joe Boyle (CCSC’83-’88), Kirsten Turrell, Maureen Phelps, Rusty Phelps (CCSC’84-’86) and Kevin Brown (CCSC’07-’10 & ’17-’18).

Jaye Giglio (CCSC’03-’15), Sophie Dodd (CCSC’05-’15), and Warren Davis (CCSC’06-’16) are back in the Big House with Michael and Christie.

Tori Giaimo Todd (CCSC’02-’09) visits with her husband Ben. They are living in Somerville, MA.

Elizabeth Smith (W’55-’61) and her sister Susan Smith (W’53-’63) with her old sailing or perhaps Service Cup trophy.

Anne Robinson Hess (W’59-’65) with her daughter Laura. Anne lives in Plymouth, MA and visited us this past September.

Former camper from the late 40’s and early 50’s, Bob Morse visits from Lynchburg, VA.

The Osgood’s return! Dave (MDC’90-’92) with wife and daughter Amy (MDC’17).

Needless to say they journey across the Big Pond from Bedforshire, England for the visit! Of course, Andy sims was waiting for them.

Chris Reed (CCSC’90-’10) and his wife Mary as well as their growing family return to camp. Of course, Michael is still here to greet them!!

Creature of the 80s at Camp Chip Rauschenbachg (CCSC’80-’84) and wife Carissa with their two boys came up for a little R&R from New Jersey.

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Alumni Portrait Gallery

Niki Tracy with John Langford and Tom & Suzie Langford. They visited this past June.

Rob Frokovic (CCSC’18) with his mom and sister Katie Doggendorf (CCSC’01-’02). Joining the fun is our Resident Camp Assistant Director Christie Peterson.

Former counselor Casey Jones Miller (CCSC’94) is accompanied by her sons Grant and Nolan for a return to camp.

Casey is living in Glenview, IL.

Charlie Gordon (CCSC’10-’17) visited with his friend Catie this past Spring.

J. Mark Teich (M’60-’62) visits all the way from West Hartford this past fall. He is pictured here with Andy Sims.

Shannon Cleary Ggem (CCSC’94-’95) with her husband Andrew visit. They are living in Agoura, CA.

Kevin Morrissey with Patti Morrisey Cahill (W’46-’57), Joseph Yuhaz and Mark Cahill. They are joined by our leader – Nancy.

A little exhausted, but the eternally happy daughter of Bob Richardson (M’60-CCSC’18) (CCSC Board of Directors) and Katie Haberstock - Bibi Richardson (M’60-CCSC’18) - won the Best First Year JC award at Cup Night.

All are proud!

Alicia Healey pays a surprise visit from West Hartford. We had a great chat about her time at camp, her family and many other things.

Conrad Taylor (M’57-’63) returned to camp the other day. We had a great talk about Monomoy in the late 50s. Traditions… marching... store etc. He is living in New City, NY.

Will Brodt stopped by with some friends.

This is quite a crew from the heartland. Molly Welch (CCSC’15-’18), Tess Welch (CCSC’18) & Clare Welch (CCSC’13-’18) bring a lot with them when they are at camp!! To quote Christie – “They are awesome”.

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Alumni Portrait Gallery

Henri here with the visiting West Coasters Alex Rauschenbach (MDC’92-CCSC’10) and Kelsey Nelson along with their Virginian cousin Avery Winn (CCSC’91-’06). The West Coasters watched a sunrise on the East Coast.

Pam Dietrich (W’57-‘62) with her friend Gregg Smith come back to see what Wono looks like. Pam lives in Stanfordville, NY and is an artist.

Joining us from Mexico City, former camper Roberto Martinez Martin (CCSC’76) visits with his wife Patricia and our international host - Michael!

Warren (CCSC’06-’16) and her sister Tilden (CCSC’01-‘11) bookend Michael. He is now rivaling Sherry for most Jib Sheet Portrait photos.

Warren is a former Service Cup winner as was her mother.

The Flanagan Clan reunites at camp!! Lead by the team at the top: Joanna Flanagan (MDC’00-’18), MDC Director and her husband Jim Flanagan (CCSC’77-’79 & ’00-’18), Assistant Director at the Resident Camp, we have the crew left to right: former JC Head Kelly Flanagan (CCSC’00-’12), Shawn Flanagan (CCSC’00-’11), Erin Flanagan (CCSC’00-’11) and Max Flanagan (CCSC’00-’15).

A former star of You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown, returns to Wono. JJ Heath Robinson (W’69-’74) returns to the Big House. She is pictured here with Nancy and Michael.

Barbara Skillman Mahoney (W’67-’69) pictured with her son Brenden. Barbara lives in Smithtown, NY and came to camp with her brother John.

Will Sheppard (CCSC’08-‘12) visits all the way from Plymouth Meeting, PA with his friend Maddie Osgood.

We were very happy to see Bridget Roche Mongeau (CCSC’97-’05 & ’09’10) stop by with her husband Brian.

They are living in Cambridge, MA.

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Who else? None other than Johanna Seicol Loddo (W’71-’72). This former camper and staffer is now living in Rye NY and decided to come up with husband Nicholas and look around. We had a great time in the archives looking at old pictures.

A breeze blows down from the north – Simon Goulet (CCSC’82-’88) visits his daughter Justine Henrichon-Goulet (CCSC’13-’18). He is accompanied by his son William Goulet (CCSC’13-’15). They live in Ile des Soeurs, Canada. Simon dreams of past glories sailing as a member of one of our greatest race teams.

From the highlands to the lowlands!! Nancy Tucker Thorton (W’56-’74) comes to sea level from Denver and says hi to Nancy!

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David Leeds (CCSC’88-’90) returns for a visit with his wife Alison and two happy boys Nick and Josh. They live in Avon, CT and David is a Senior Director for Travelers.

Audrey Brashich Sjoholm (CCSC’79-’82) with her camper sons Felix and Oliver. They are joined by David and Christie. They live in Vancouver, Canada.

Longtime camper and Hunter Counselor Dick Ward (M’47-’62) visits from Mechanicsburg, PA.

Elizabeth (CCSC’02-’12) and Katherine (CCSC’01-’11) Crumb visit last July. Elizabeth is currently living in Salt Lake City and Katherine is in Sedalia, CO. Of course, they are pictured with Michael.

Allison Engel Abbott (CCSC’88-’93) dropped by with her daughter Caspar for a visit this past August. Michael was there, of course, for the picture. Allison is living in Toronto.

Cameron Calato (CCSC’15) with Brian Lutes (M’70-CCSC’17).

Amy Berman Young (W’66-’70) visits from Livingston, NJ. She manages Chico’s at the Short Hills Mall and is pictured here with CCSC Board of Directors’ member Carol Austin (W’51-CCSC’18).

The Vikings are coming!! Henri and Jun with Picture Viking Lady Kari Kiefer Ahern. Heralding them is a smaller variety of Viking named Phanuel.

Well..it’s August and close to the end of camp and we see a number of former campers and staff - pictured here with Henri are: Idone Rhodes (CCSC’10-‘17), Justine Damato (CCSC’16-‘17) Hannah Berggren (CCSC’08-’17) and Valentina Acquista (CCSC’06-’17).

Gadzooks!! Old and new reunite! The return of Hannah Berggren (CCSC’08-’17), Aggie Chamlin (CCSC’10-’17), and Delilah Chamlin (CCSC’05-’17). Greeting them are campers Justine Henrichon-Goulet, Morgan Zippo and Madi McCreesh. In the center of all of this was the Head Counselor of the PO’s – Daisy Magner (CCSC’04-’18).

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Daniella is surrounded by Allie Failla (CCSC’03-‘08), Molly Marren (CCSC’04-‘11), Sophie Hayes (CCSC’ ) and Tabitha Yewer (CCSC’02). Sophie is a former Service Cup Winner!

Oh happy days – back from the windy city Elizabeth Kieff (CCSC’93-’94) with her husband Tom Levinson and Michael. They have two children at Camp – Asher and Estelle – and were paying them a visit.

The Siqueros brothers return with their wives for a visit.

Jose (CCSC’90-’96) with his wife Begonia and Jeronimo “Matt” with his wife Jilda. They both live in Mexico City.

Kind of like they miss us! The return of Jack Reilly (CCSC’11-’17), former Service Cup Winner Jeremy Gordon (CCSC’10-’17), Jonah Bachman (CCSC’12-’16) and Alex Froggatt (CCSC’12-’17). They are pictured with camper Michael Ranger (CCSC’11-’18).

Again - a former MDC honcho returns! Al Haddah (MDC’89-’97) and wife Mary join with the merry band of Camp leadership David, Nancy and Michael. It is always great to see them!

Alice Young Klug (W’74) returns for a visit with her son, Dietrich, who is off to the South Pacific on a Woods Hole Oceanographic program. Alice’s father John Young (M’43-’44) was at Monomoy as were both of her uncles Wally and Frank. She was at Wono with her sister as well. Alice lives in Greensboro, NC. Natalie Curnes (CCSC’02-’11) and Laurie Curnes (CCSC’’99-’04 & ‘07) bookend the elusive Wally. This is a very rare photo image of him.

Yue Chien (CCSC’84-’94 ‘97) and her husband Hiroaki Takigayama drop off their daughter Lena Takigayama (CCSC’18) for camp this past summer. We met Lena at our Toyko reunion in 2015. It was great to see her as a Junior at camp.

Drew Jamner (CCSC’98-’04) returns with wife Alex Napolitano Jamner and parents Harold and Jessica (we like the historic-Shirt). Drew lives in New York City and works for Deutsche Bank.

El Nino brings the Weinbergers back to camp.

Alex Kreisler Weinberger (CCSC’809-’94) with her husband Eric greet current camper Emma Weinberger (CCSC’14-’18). Looking on is brother Jack (CCSC’16).

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If this isn’t a trip - so to speak.

Former trip head Kelley “Trips” O’Connor Rodrigue (CCSC’12-’15) came back to see if the buses were running on time. She lives in Easthampton, MA and is a school psychologist. She was greeted

by Cycle Head Dave Kemp and Michael.

Back on the East Coast after experiencing the West Coast after experiencing the north of our north come the Burwicks.

David (M’70-CCSC’82) and Carey Holland Burwick (CCSC’81-’82). It was great to see them and their dogs liked the solitude and opportunity that comes in the fall when sometimes there is no one around.

January, 2018 Dear Alumni: Last summer’s celebration of Camp’s 95th anniversary was terrific! The weekend schedule included a healthy variety of activities and, most important of all, a chance to catch up with each other after far too long apart. We were especially pleased by the testimonial of a former Wono camper from the early 1940’s, Wono’s earliest years. She shared with a group on the Poopdeck that she’s had a wonderful life and that she knows all of her success over many, many years stems directly from her experience at Camp Wono under Mrs Del’s direction and instruction. What a bouquet! It underscores the power of camp.

A more recent endorsement of camp’s value came last fall. Teddy was a Grant W. Koch Scholarship recipient, which provided an experience that otherwise would have been unavailable to him. His counselors had their hands full with Teddy. Sitting still in one place (like a council ring) was almost impossible for him.

He’s a boy who hears a different drummer! Nevertheless, Teddy’s counselors continually went “the extra mile” for him, and he made tremendous progress over the course of the summer. While he was far from being the “perfect camper,” he was one of the most lovable, good kids you can imagine.

Not long after camp closed, Teddy’s aunt and one of our camp leaders serendipitously met one another in a local store, and Teddy’s aunt went on at great length about what a transformational summer her nephew had at Monomoy Day Camp. She expressed amazement at the counselors’ patience with Teddy, and how committed all of the staff were to giving him the “best summer ever,” despite Teddy’s many special challenges. She went on to say that if his teachers in school, which started in a few weeks, were even half as good as the camp staff, Teddy would be poised for long-term success. Another very nice bouquet!

More than 20 children received scholarship support last summer, not only at CCSC, but also at Girl Scout Camp Favorite and Brewster Day Camp. It’s your financial support which makes this possible. Better than 98% of your gifts go directly for scholarships. Since the Scholarship Fund is a qualified charity under Chapter 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code, contributions are tax-deductible within the terms of the Code. Please continue to support your Scholarship Fund as you have in the past. Gifts of any size are very welcome, and every gift makes a real difference. Please be as generous as you can. We appreciate it, and, far more important, so do the children!

With best wishes and our gratitude— Rick Francis, Trustee Mike Halperson, Trustee

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CALLING ALL CCSC ALUMNI! As we move towards our centennial celebration, we are also looking back. We are looking to collect the following: High resolution scans of any interesting documents (such as old copies of the Pine Needle or the Sand Dune) The names of Monomoy Service Cup winners before 1962 and from 1964 to 1971.

Unique photos from Monomoy and Wono (especially the early years)

ALUMNI

Photos of Monomoy and Wono memorabilia (badges, pins, etc.) or the actual artifacts to be put in the archives.

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SCHOLARSHIP APPEAL

Hi resolution photos (we can copy and scan if you prefer) with names if you can remember them!

“G IF TS OF A NY S IZE ARE VERY WELCO ME , A ND EV ERY G IF T M A KES A RE AL DIFFE RE N CE ”

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This marked Cape Cod Sea Camps 25th year of involvement in the Pan Mass Challenge. This means 2018 was Otis Moyer’s 25th and final year riding and promoting this feel good event at CCSC.

Otis almost stumbled into the PMC 25 years ago with day camp counselor Todd Brescia. They rode the 192 mile bike ride (from Sturbridge to Provincetown) without much preparation, or thought to the tradition they had begun.

Year after year Otis would lead a camp team of ever growing number of riders in this fundraising event to benefit the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. Over the last 25 years Otis has recruited over 100 different staff members, alumni, and community members to join our team and ride in the PMC. He also started the single greatest tradition of the PMC. He calls it “DaHedge”. Day two of the ride begins in Bourne. Riders cross over the Bourne Bridge onto Cape Cod. As they approach CCSC they start seeing signs that count down the miles - “10 Miles to Da-Hedge”. Otis said he got this idea from road trips as a child. The billboards would count down the miles to some tourist destination. “5 Miles to Da-Hedge”, and so on…

Finally the riders arrive along 6A at the Cape Cod Sea Camps. They are met at “Da-Hedge” (the hedges which line the front fields of Camp), by 400 cheering resident campers. These campers have gotten up early to support this “Feel Good” event of the summer. Otis believed that camp needed to be invested in some charitable good deed. He has made the PMC and Da-Hedge this tradition.

When team CCSC arrives at Da-Hedge the cheers grow even bigger. Family and friends meet the team and celebrate their ride. This year, many alumni riders were also there to meet Otis. After 25 years, Otis is hanging up his lycra shorts. This was Otis’ last ride in the PMC. After 25 years, team CCSC has raised over $2,000,000 for Cancer Research! None of this would have been possible without the tireless work by Otis Moyer.

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The PMC will continue. Team CCSC will keep riding. Da-Hedge will keep cheering. And we will all miss Otis on the bike. Congratulations and a well deserved rest to Otis. What will he do with all that free time?

From the Archives

HI DDEN GEMS AT CAMP

We had a wonderful winter for the archives – people were sending pictures and materials from their attics and old photo albums. Some of them were truly remarkable. Dorothy Dodd Allen (W’43-’47), who is the granddaughter of Camp Monomoy co-founder Harriman C. Dodd, sent the above picture in. This was interesting and we decided to see who else was in the picture. Dorothy is sitting on the far right. Sitting on the far left is Marilyn Koch Francis (W’42-CCSC’15), second from the left sitting on the bench is Ann Romich (W’42-’57) and sitting on the bench to the far right is Jane Sterling (W’40-W’58). If anyone knows any of the other campers in the in the picture, please let me know.

We also received an original copy of Albion C. Hart’s poem ‘Thoughts at Bedtime’. We still read his poem at our Cup Night. It was read for decades by Rick Francis (M’45-CCSC’15) and lately has been read by Captain Del’s great grandson Garran Peterson (CCSC’87-’18). Bill Harryman (M’48-’50) came across it while going through some old papers and decided to send it in to us. It is a great addition.

One of the highlights of a visit back to camp is the trip to the Dining Hall to see if you can spot your name on your unit plaque –some dating as far back as 70 years. Thus it should be of interest for many of your to know that there is a small cache of beautiful plaques tucked away at Long Pond in the cottage at serves as our summer Long Pond Office and the residence of Brian Lutes. We have started a program to inventory, identify and rehabilitate some of these plaques as time is taking its toll on them.

We also want to do a better job of letting alumni know where they are located. With that in mind – here are some of the plaques from the Long Pond version of the Sistine Chapel. Look to the Camp website for all of them at Long Pond. In the not too distant future we will have all of them available on line for you to look at. They are loaded with memories.

Henri Rauschenbach, CCSC Archivist

The Long Pond Sistine Chapel

At left, you can see a Camp Monomoy Best Camper Ribbon (actually it says 2nd Best Camper) from 1924.

We purchased this off of EBAY and it is the earliest Monomoy Ribbon in our collection.

And lastly, we received a packet of information this past October from John Duclos whose mother, Marge O’Brien worked as a bookkeeper for Camp Wono in the 1930’s. She reported to Emma Delehanty.

John was going through his mother’s effects after her passing and came across these materials. They are very well preserved. Included in the packet was the first brochure announcing the opening of Camp Wono in 1939 (tuition was $280), a brochure from Wono after the first year of operation, a 1931 catalogue from Camp Monomoy, a 1938 Catalogue from Camp Monomoy and a 1939 catalogue from Camp Monomoy. This is an exceptional addition to our archives and will allow us to identify the dates of many of our earliest pictures.

A young plaque conservationist, Song Rauschenbach, working on the 1973 Junior Scout plaque.

1963 Sen iors

Ed Barber, CCSC General Manager, and Henri discussing the conservation efforts necessary to return the 1962 Monomoy Junior Scout (Peanut Park) plaque back to its original condition.

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2018 Resident Camp Director Efficiency Award WInners: Nate Haberkern and Paige Buller pictured with Allan Peterson, Daniella Garran, Jim Flanagan and Stephen Wallace.

In 1922, Captain Del and Emma Del determined that the highest honor to be bestowed at Camp Monomoy would be the Award for Service, expressing their idea that service to each other—individually and as a community—is funda-mental to successful living. In 1939, Camp Wono awarded its first Service Cup and that tradition lives on today at Cape Cod Sea Camps.

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The Service Award is described as - “One who contributes selflessly to the welfare of others; is helpful, without concern for oneself; performs work or duties for others; has been an outstanding, positive role model for both the campers and staff throughout the four years of the counselor training program; has high standards and integrity and is sincere and honest.” In addition to the Service Cup, Junior Counselors are also able to achieve recognition for their excellence in both their unit as well as in the camp community as a whole.

JC 1’s are eligible for the Outstanding First Year Junior Counselor award. This award is given to a first year Junior Counselor who stands out among other first year Junior Counselors as a positive leader and contributor in the unit and camp community.

Junior Counselor’s in the second and third year in the program are eligible to receive the Director’s Efficiency Award. The JC who receives this award exhibits a high degree of enthusiasm, positive leadership and effectiveness as a Junior Counselor. They also have a proven capability for performing as an outstanding leader in the JC unit and in the overall camp community.

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2017 Service Cup Winners: Jeremy Gordon from Newton, MA and Brooke Hackel from Newton, MA.

2018 Service Cup Winners: Bryn Parry-Jones from Ascot, Berkshire, England and Madison McCreesh from Southport, CT.

Leadership

Each summer I enjoy writing a short “Thumbnail Sketch” about each of our leadership award recipients. We had an outstanding group of MDC JCs this year which enhances the quality and strength of the whole MIGHTY Monomoy Day Camp. However, for 2017 and 2018 (since we are merging two summers into one Jib Sheet), we are going to post them. Our best for the end of 2018 and all of 2019. Hope to see you at Camp!! Otis

2017: Otis is pictured with Corey Alberito, Head Counselor MDC JC and Service Cup Winner Teddy Robertson.

SUMMER 2017 WAS… Jukebox Juniors… Junior Scouts Buccaneers of Cape Cod Bays…Moana Middlerss… Scout RPG’s… Private Eye PO’s… Galactic Guides… Seniors under the Sea… Swole Seniors… Wild West Wono JC’s…

Junior Bacon JC’s… 4th of July Games… Unit Photos… Hot Dogs, Hot Dogs, Hot Dogs… Hamburgers, Hamburgers, Hamburgers… Yankee Doodle Sing Along… Star Spangled Banner… Carpet Ball… Reveille… ANA, DVA, TRE, ARCHERY… Gaga pits… Long Pond Cup… Laura at LP… Scout the Dog… Sealwatches…Skunks… Bridget, Addison, Julie, Alex, Hannah, Troy, Leigh, Jimmy, Liz and Stefan… Camp’s 95th Birthday… Fireworks on the Front Field… Ice Cream and Pizza Parties… 3,538 Camper Emails (as of yesterday)… New Shelves in Cabins… Fitness in the Wild… Willie is Back at Art… Raftco – Garran, Jim, Catherine, Travis, Thacher, Jackson, Jimmy… Dances…

Yao Plays the Trumpet… Kelly at Tennis… Birthday Song, CCSC Rocks… Cabin Inspections with the Golden Brush and Ruby Bucket… Morning Speakers…

Assistant Directors Angie, Jim, Daniella & Allan… Jen Rosa gets engaged…

No Beat the Heat but Sold out of Sweatshirts in the Store… Cabin 50 Chipmunks…Shamus Spoke at the Upper Staff Meeting… Unicycle – Half the wheels, double the fun… Dancing with a Counselor… PSP’s – Jenny, Kate, Jen and Alice… Rock Paper Scissors… Tie Dye… PMC Fundraisers… Low Tide Walks… Unit Swim Races… Emily in the Store… Da Hedge…Early Show…

Kari the Picture Lady… Person of the Week… JC Spirit Week… Race Week…

Cabin Photos… Wampums… SO Clam… Daisy’s Garden Gang… Blue Green Cup… 18 AWESOME AC’s… Camper Packages overflow the mail room…Geese on the front field… Heidi the Dog… Nugs and Puffs… The Mound of Significant Interest… Weird Science… Obstacle Courses… Cooking… James Mead is back… Chocolate Milk… Sunday Bay Swims and Sail Races… Long Pond Cup… Trips… Monomoy Cup and Emma Del… Counselor Cabin Makeover…

Zucchini bread… Wacky Wednesday… Summerfest… Whoopie Pies… No Shell Phones… Senior Soiree… Minke Whale at Smug Cup…Summerfest Luau…

Shrek Jr… Rendezvous…Plaques… Ribbon Night…Cup Night… Sunsets… End of a Wono Day… Taps… THE BEST SUMMER EVER!

2018: Otis pictured with Jake Rekrut, Outstanding First Year JC; Nickj Dadoly, Service Cup winner and Ryan Meehan, Director’s Efficiency Award winner.

SUMMER 2018 WAS… Disney Juniors… Junior Scout Trout… Mustached Middlers… Scout Drummer Boys… PO’s Potatoes… Gladiator Guides… Senior Surfers… Superhero Seniors … . WOJ (Woke) Wono’s… MJC Hammer… 4th of July Games… Unit Photos … The Cannon worked … Carpet Ball… Reveille…

New Digs for the Monomoy JC’s … Gaga pits … Long Pond Cup… BUDDY the DOG… Sealwatches… Head Counselors - Jayne, Tom, Kelso, Yao, Daisy, Cory, Orla, Rob, Erin & Eli and THEN some help from Ellen, Brenna, Koby, Caroline, Gusta, Gian and Henry… Ice Cream and Pizza Parties… 3,292 Camper Emails (as of yesterday)… Obstacle illusion… Julia at Art… Julie at Swim… Hannah at Drama… Raftco – Garran, Jim, Catherine, Jackson, Zach & Henry… Dances…

Pod of Dolphins on the Bay … Brian’s Chipwhich song… Floatie Toys… Omo and Todd… Jackson’s Poems… Counselor Dress-up… Smug Cup… Girl Scout & Boy Scout… AC’s March at Colors… Beach Yoga w/ Todd… McIntyre Cup… Beach Art – BART… Sherpa’s in the Store… Birthday Song.… Cabin Inspections with the Golden Brush… What do we do In Wood? WORK… Storm of the Century –Tennis Court Pool… Guide Slide… Morning Speakers… Counselor Area Inspections… Assistant Directors Angie, Jim, Daniella & Allan… A summer of Hazy, Hot and Humid… Freezey Pops in the Store… Chairs at Morning Assembly… RENDEZOUS FIRST Session… Gardens… Tons of rabbits… Chocolate chip muffins… Nugs and puffs… 6 MODS!.. Dancing with a Counselor…

PSP’s – Jenny, Kate, Anneke, Jen, Alice… Rock Paper Scissors… Tie Dye… PMC Fundraisers… Low Tide Walks … Unit Swim Races… Leo’s Last Summer… Irish Step Mod… Sate a Fete… Da Hedge… Early Show… Kari the Picture Lady…

Person of the Week… JC Spirit Week… Race Week… Wampums.… SO Clam…

Blue Green Cup… 23 AWESOME AC’s… Camper Packages overflow the mail room… Geese on the front field … Cooking… Luis is here..then gone... then back… Chocolate Milk… Sunday Bay Swims and Sail Races… Long Pond Cup… Trips… Monomoy Cup and Emma Del… Wacky Wednesdays… Summerfest…

No Shell Phones… Erin and Dave got Engaged… Senior Soiree… Summerfest Luau… Mary Poppins … Plaques… Ribbon Night… Cup Night… Sunsets… End of a Wono Day… Taps…THE BEST SUMMER EVER! 2018 JibSheet · capecodseacamps.com 29

Milestones

Group Business Update The Cape Cod Sea Camps group rental business had another fantastic year full of groups at camp during the Fall and Spring seasons. We hosted groups ranging from school groups and sport clinics to family and youth retreats. As the year went on we welcomed many familiar faces back to camp while also meeting many new group leaders and participants.

As 2018 has come to an end, we are are looking at 2019 blossoming with the vibrant colors of possibility. I am one of the many people all over the world that has taken time to look back and reflect on the big moments, happy memories, sad memories, how things have changed, and how many things have stayed the same in my life and at camp. The new year for me brings waves of gratitude as well as drops of anxiety.

When it comes to camp, I am always anxious but grateful to start a new season and bring in more rental groups to help create positive life long memories for hundreds of adults and children.

When I speak with prospective group leaders, campers, and staff, I am commonly asked: “Why should we come to your camp? Why do you love CCSC?” This is the easiest question I am asked every year and my answer is always the same: “Because of camp I have my best friends. I have people who inspire me to dream bigger and reach further every day. Because of camp, I have helped mold lifelong friendships between coworkers, families, and children. Because of camp, I have helped adults and children step out of their comfort zones and achieve unbelievable feats.”

When thinking about your camp experiences, are the reasons above some of the reasons why you love camp? If your answer is yes, I am glad to have you a part of my camp love community. As Alumni, you have the ability to help create amazing memories for others by using our group rental business. I encourage you to explore the possibilities of our group rental seasons. As you read above and hopefully know from personal experiences, the Cape Cod Sea Camps is much more than just a summer camp. We are open April-June and AugustOctober for your children’s school trips, family reunions, youth retreats, scout retreats, sport clinics, and even special events. The amazing lifelong memories you formed as a camper, staff member, or parent can be continued in so many ways here at camp during the Spring and Fall. Experiencing camp as a visitor is a chance to form new friendships and hopefully come away with new skills, perspectives, and new supportive connections.

We cannot thank you enough for all of the kind words and referrals that help keep our group business moving forward into the future. We wish you all the very best for the 2019 year and please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions about how we can help you create everlasting memories for a group retreat at the Cape Cod Sea Camps.

If you are interested in taking the leap to explore more about our group rental opportunities you can find us at capecodfieldtrips.com.

Happy Trails, Kellsie Sedlak, Groups Manager Cape Cod Sea Camps

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Hun Deceter Camp mbe r 201bell Blair 6 Born :

John MacIlroy (M’58-’60) has co-authored a collection of “mostly true” short stories. The book is called “Not Exactly Rocket Scientists and Other Stories” and included in these stories are various camp experiences that he dealt with in the late 50’s.

In one of his stories about homesickness, he refers to Monomoy as a “tony sailing camp” and even gives a nod to the Alumni newsletter – chronicling marriages, births etc. So..if you have a chance, get a book and let us know what you think.

Meghan Hertzfeldt has written a book. You can find it on Amazon. Have twins!!

Buy book!!

Don’t just survive twin parenting thrive every step of the way with practical preparation strategies and advice from You Can Two.

Katherine Eleftherakis (MDC’93’94) married Matthew Telage this past April 2017 at the Pinehills Golf Club in Plymouth, MA.

September 22nd in Tiverton, RI. Emily Taradash married Joseph Daniel Zabinski.

So... Kara Dabe married Dave Jackson November 18, 2017 in Yellow Springs, Ohio.

Perfect, small, family wedding. However, vows were renewed beachside with CCSC ‘family’ on July 31, 2018. The surprise ‘ceremony’ was planned by Lucy Lang and Meghan Hertzfeldt, officiated by Lindsay Leal.

FIRST ANNUAL ALUMNI LECTURE SERIES The Fishing industry, Seals and Great White Sharks on Cape Cod We had an absolutely fabulous time learning about fish, seals and sharks at our inaugural alumni lecture series this past October 7th at Camp. Joining us for the talk was Ray Kane from the Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen’s Association and Marianne Long from the Great White Atlantic Shark Conservatory located in Chatham.

Passings

Chester Robinson, Jr. passed away in July of this past year. Chester was the son of Camp Monomoy icons Chester and Hilda Robinson. He spent his summers at Camp Monomoy and developed a deep love for the Cape. He started Robinson Five and Dime stores on the Cape which were very successful. He is survived by his children Judy, Ken, Chester and Beth. He was truly a very unique guy.

Ann Romich passed away in December of last year.

Born in East Orange, New Jersey her family moved to Brewster and she started attending Camp Wono. She was a camper and counselor and had a great group of friends.

She will be missed.

Bill Richardson (M’59‘65) passed away peacefully on August 5, 2018. He was a graduate of Columbia High School in Maplewood, NJ and Princeton University Class of ’67. He also received an MBA from Stanford University. Of course, we knew him for the years he spent at Camp Monomoy with his brother Dave (M’63-’69) and his sister Kay Richardson Wynant (W’74-CCSC’78) who went to Wono and the then newly merged Cape Cod Sea Camps. He was a very successful guy who also had a passion fishing. Must have developed it at Long Pond using a drop line and fresh water mussels for bait. Kay felt this picture really epitomized much of the recreational fun he had in life. He maintained a strong interest in the camps and visited many times. He was particularly interested in the Grant W. Koch Scholarship Fund.

MARY J ANE BAI L L I E COL LI NS It is with profound sadness that the Delahanty family shares the passing of Mary Jane (MJ) Baillie Collins, granddaughter of Capt. and Mrs. Del, who passed away on November 13, 2017. Mary Jane spent her summers at camp and graduated from the JC Program.

She fully embraced the Wono experience and carried that with her for the rest of her life. Many of her lifelong friendships were begun at camp. She loved sailing and swimming in Cape Cod Bay and reconnecting with old camp friends. She was full of camp stories, loved to sing camp songs and was committed to carrying on the legacy of her grandparents.

Mary Jane, like her sister, Carol Baillie Austin and cousins, Nancy Garran and Robert and James Richardson and their parents, believed strongly in the philosophy that camping is an educational experience that develops all aspects of a camper’s personality; physical, mental, spiritual and emotional; as established by her grandparents. She was dedicated to continuing it for future generations, including her own children, Jeanne Collins and Paula Collins McGlarry and her grandchildren; Maura and Fiona McGlarry and Maddie Iulo, who currently attend camp.

MJ spent a part of every summer of her life in Brewster. She was involved in camp life and her family business. She served as President of Capt. Del Associates; owner of Linger Longer By The Sea, where she was instrumental in updating the property and continuing a profitable business. She participated in camp board meetings as a family member and offered insights and concerns for the success of the business. She was dedicated to making sure that Capt. and Mrs. Del’s vision stayed true to its core. Her legacy to the thousands of campers yet to come is the commitment she had to provide future generations the opportunity to experience the special place she loved. Her husband, Jerry Collins, remarked that Mary Jane called the Brewster beach her “Happy Place”. She will be missed in the camp council ring.

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Cape Cod Sea Camps 3057 Main St. · P.O.Box 1880 Brewster, Massachusetts 02631-0062 (ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED)

Upcoming CCSC Events Saturday, October 20, 2018 - 11:30 am Lunch

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2019 Summer Camp Session Schedule R E S I D E N T CAM P

Full Session / June 30 – August 17 First Session / June 30 – July 23 Second Session / July 25 to August 17

C A M P ERS A-WAY

CAW One / June 30 to July 9 CAW Two / July 7 – July 23 CAW Three / July 25 to August 3 CAW Four / August 4 – August 17

M O N O M O Y D AY CAM P

Week One / July 1 – July 5 Week Two / July 8 – July 12 Week Three / July15 – July 19 Week Four / July 22 – July 26 Week Five / July 29 – August 2 Week Six / August 5 – August 9 Week Seven / August 12 – August 16

Hotel Casa Del Mar, Crimson Room 1910 Ocean Way · Santa Monica, CA 90405 310.458.0030 · www.hotelsacadelmar.com Saturday, February 16, 2019 - 12 noon Luncheon

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Coconuts Restaurant 429 Seabreeze Blvd · Ft Lauderdale, FL 33316 954.525.2421 · www.coconutsfortlauderdale.com Saturday, March 9, 2019 - 12 Noon Lunch

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Loring Place 21 West 8th Street · New York, NY 10011 212.388.1831 · www.loringplacenyc.com Friday, April 12, 2019 - 6-8pm

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Old Ebbitt Grill 675 15th Street, NW · Washington DC, 20005 202.347.4800 · www.ebbitt.com

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