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‘F’ Conducts Successful Stay-At-Home Camps
A total of 110 boys and girls attended the annual
stay-at-home camps conducted by the Consolidated
Central Y.M.C.A. The daily programs included
group games, crafts, various sports, nature study and
other outdoor activities.
Most of the events were held at Central RecreatiD
Park, Spray. On Fridays the campers assembled*
the ‘Y ’ for devotionals, Bible study, singing
movies. They went on to Lynrock Park for sWF
mmg and a picnic lunch.
Front row, Donnie Carter, David Cook, Hugh Williams, At the day camp, nearly every boy built a bird house •'
Douglas Osborne, Freddie Denny, Billy Rakes, Peter Franklin made a wooden pistol. Showing some of their work here,
Osborne, Teddie Denny; 2nd row, Danny Overby, Johnny to right, are Price Osborne, Jimmy Wray, Dana Lee BU*"’
Stanley; back row, Mike Tulloch, Eugene Luna, Sammy Terry, Joe Hall, Michael Brame (seated), Willie Hubbard Tony
Wayne Edwards, John Patterson and Larry Rorrer. and Donald Reeves.
Busy with crafts, left to right, are Frances Vernon, Nancy Working at crafts table, left to right Diane Barnes
;eves, Wanda Tuttle, Cheryle Tompkins, Sharon Cook, Vir- dean Doyle, Barbara Brannock, Marie’ Crane, Leigh Nels'l
Jo Carole Redman and Rinda Holt.
Reeves
ginia Carter, Ann Denny and Celeste Vestal.
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From left, Jackie Bryant, Eileen Greer, Donola Barnes, Tina Clockwise from the left, Warwick A’t itr wii Mubb*
Cochran, Martha Phillips, Claudia Greer, Joy Wittner, director; R. L. Washburn, Paul I i j **illie
Kathy Tompkins and Merrilee Young. ley and Chuck Green^
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