Camp Longhorn Alumni and Special Parents

1000 Indian Springs Road #1 Longhorn Road PRST STD Burnet, Texas 78611 Burnet, Texas 78611 U.S. Postage PAID 512/756-4650 CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED 512/793-2811 Permit No. 22 Burnet, Texas L U M N E W S May 2019

CLASP ON TO THE MEMORIES A Very Special Year For All Of Us At Camp Longhorn Dear Friends, many great things to look This is a special year for forward to! V-Day parking us here at Camp. Eighty will be a very busy time. years ago, PAT and TEX Since C.L.A.S.P. Members ROBERTSON arrived on are able to pay their dues the shores of Inks Lake on line .. an easy, easy way with very few campers and to keep their dues “Up-to- a UT Swim team (as coun- date” .. we will have more selors) and started CAMP cars with “parking pass- LONGHORN. In 1950 es” hanging on their rear the girls camp was added, view mirrors! For those of Indian Springs (formerly you that worry about your known as Ranch Branch) “pass”, all will be sent to was added in 1975 and most up-to-date dues paying recently C3 in 2016. The members AROUND THE original founders of camp FIRST OF MAY! For along with PAT and TEX those that mostly wait un- were BOB TARLTON, til the last minute anyway, BOB HUDSON, FRANK sign up on line and show (ZARK) WITHERS and your phone as you enter DR. JOE SHEPHERD (our the camps that you have camp DR. for many, many paid your dues! It’s still a years). And look how each bargain .. $15.00 SINGLE camp has grown! and $20.00 for MARRIED Last summer CAMP COUPLES. We also have LONGHORN had around a very popular LIFETIME 5,000 campers! That’s an MEMBERSHIP .. $200.00 amazing amount of young and add a spouse, $250.00. people with such excite- Our up-to-date dues ment! Let the Camps be- paying members will come gin.. and in just a few weeks from the airstrips and into the wonderful friendships camp fi rst! If grandparents will be rekindled and new are involved, they will need friendships made the fi rst a “pass” also, or park in an- few hours at all the camps! other area! If it’s a must that It won’t be long before the the cars stay together .. one whirlwind of summer ar- with a “tag” and the other rives! without, then the 2 cars will C.L.A.S.P. (Camp Long- go to the area that “passes” Eighty years young and Camp Longhorn is still growing! What a wonderful creation PAT and TEX made horn Alumni and Special are not required! All of this Parents) has had a very is mentioned because in the 80 years ago and now their children and their families are carrying out the same traditions TEX and PAT busy year! We have so Continued Next Page started all those years ago! HAPPY BIRTHDAY CAMP LONGHORN . . . ATTAWAYTOGROW! Page 2, LUMNEWS, May 2019 SPECIAL YEAR Continued from Page 1 In Memorial . . . . . past there was confusion love this place. to special people that are MO THOMPSON JACK- with the cars parking to- The Board of Directors recognized for their many SON, JULIE HARRIS gether! met recently and decided accomplishments through KOCUREK, SAMANTHA C.L.A.S.P. mailings that mini-camp will be sus- the years at camp and be- HOLMAN & KATHRYN are separate from regular pended at least two years yond. Each recipient comes LIND ANDREWS, DOUG camp mailings and “park- to give us time to think to camp sometime during WASSON and RAY & ing passes” WILL NOT BE thru the situation. We just the summer to accept his/ HELEN FRADY. IN THE CAMPER INFOR- cannot afford the liabilities her “forever tree” with a We welcome and love MATION. If your dues are that come with the alcohol. “forever plaque” with his/ news about our Alum- up-to-date, look for your If you have never attended her name on the tree. With ni and Special Parents. A “pass” around the fi rst of or have not attended mini- lots of activity from the ma- quick e-mail . . and maybe May! camp in a while, please rines and marinas, family a picture to us would be There are no “passes” know that we are very members and campers, our so special to know what is available on V-Day! To open to suggestions and gracious recipients shine happening to our friends in be eligible for a “pass” just hope we can settle on as pictures are taken and our C.LA.S.P. organization! ADELE WILKIN one must be an up-to-date an agenda that all would congratulations are given. WEDDING PICTURES . . 1927-2019 CHRISTOPHER BURTON dues paying member of be happy with. If you have What a special group of .Please e-mail info., pic- PRICE ADELE passed away in Feb- 1968-2019 C.L.A.S.P. and those eligi- ideas to make mini-camp outstanding CLHer’s. ture, date married and town ruary of natural causes in ble to be C.L.A.S.P. mem- a more memorable and Our growing list in- married in. We will enjoy Burnet, TX. She and husband CHRIS passed away unex- bers are all Alumni OR alcohol-free camp with cludes . . . PETER GARD- this information and know BOB were strong support- pectedly in February. He parents who have campers some great fun-in-the-sun, ERE, EMORY BELLARD, another 8,000+ will enjoy ers of Camp Longhorn and grew up in Dallas and grad- here 3 or more years. (The please share these thoughts BILL & M.F. JOHNSON, too! You’ all are our best also the Burnet Communi- uated from Highland Park upcoming summer counts with us. Visit with JOHN RALPH “RED DOG” correspondents! ty. Their three sons MARK, High School. A graduate of as a year!) WOW with all of ROBERTSON, SALLY JONES, KATHY McGO- We look forward to an- MIKE and JEFF all attended UT Austin, CHRIS’s career this said we look forward to LUCKSINGER, ROB- NAGIL MORRIS, KAY other wonderful summer Camp Longhorn. ADELE was of technical and fi nancial seeing you V-Day in some BY ROBERTSON, NAN BAILEY HUTCHISON, with our special campers spent much time through the recruiting and he was praised line if you are coming to MANNING, BILL ROB- KELLY HALE, WAL- and counselors and we are years at Camp with her many for his energy and enthusi- friends . . playing cards, asm. He spent 13 summers at pick up your campers!! ERTSON, GARDNER LY PRYOR, GARDNER looking forward to hearing swimming . . or just’ having The C.L.A.S.P. tables on (G.P.) PARKER OR HEL- “G.P.” PARKER, JIM- from you! And, after a won- Camp Longhorn Inks Lake. fun! She is survived by .son CHRIS is survived by wife V-Days are always popular EN and MEL. We are all MY REEDER, PHILIP derful, fun fi lled summer is JEFF and two granddaugh- STACIA and two amazing with many questions and in this together and with & CLAUDIA CLINTON over it will be time to think ters. sons, CLAYTON and CHAN- lots of fun stories and tall all of the wonderful peo- JONES, MARK ROSE, ahead to those Camp Long- CELLOR and was so proud tales! We always have so ple and minds that love RICH HULL, AMY horn Carnivals that start in of their accomplishments. many wonderful volunteers Camp Longhorn, we know SCOTT FORTENBERRY, November! CHANCE is a camper at Inks and V-Days are no excep- we can, in the future have JUDGE JOE GREENHILL, SEE YOU SOON . .June Lake and CLAYTON is a for- tion .. to answer questions many more years of fun, FRANK & MARY-PATT 2nd is just around the cor- mer camper. and to do just about any- fun, fun at Inks Lake, In- MOFFITT EVEREST, ner! thing asked of them! At dian Springs and C3 mini- WILSON COZBY, KEVIN Inks Lake we have a great camps! DUVALL, CHUCK FRA- A Great E-mail . . group of young adults that Our “forever bricks” SER, JACK JACKSON, help park cars on the air- have surpassed all expecta- BOO HAUSSER, GREG A Doctor Was Address- strip! And, they come the tions these past few years in GLAUSER, JEFF & MIS- ing A Large Audience in night before to be up and remembering someone for- SY McCRARY GRAY, Oxford: about and ready for duty ever! What a great success SANDY (SHARION) IN- at 5 a.m.!! Couldn’t do it story. It’s such a wonderful NIS BOSTIC, BEN & “The material we put without them and we thank treat to walk through this CHRYL RAY SELMAN, into our stomachs should JEFFREY HELLER have killed most of us sit- 1939-2019 them sooo much! area at the camps and read LORIE RUPE LORD, ting here, years ago. Red Last August our mini- the messages of campers, JACK INGRAM, CLEM meat is full of steroids and We are saddened by the death camp was held at Inks former campers, counselors LOVE, MALCOLM WAD- dye. Soft drinks corrode of JEFF HELLER, long- Lake. These camps are to and C.L.A.S.P. Members! DELL, SARAH STREET your stomach lining. Chi- time camper and counselor. experience a little piece of The bricks at Inks lake are ZIMMER, TRIGGER nese food is loaded with A successful businessman in Attawaytogo spirit, bring featured in the pavilion and MILLER BUTLER, DON MSG. High trans-fat diets Dallas, when in college be- back memories, meet up at Indian Springs they are & SUSAN WILHELMI, can be disastrous and none came a swimming champion GORDON PARKER with old friends and to meet in front of the offi ce close CHRISOPHER CROW, of us realizes the long-term at UT and was infl uenced by McGILL new ones. We enjoy the ac- to the Chow Hall. We invite AMY MORGAN MILLS, harm caused by germs in the legendary TEX ROB- 1982-2018 our drinking water. But, ERTSON. With all of his tivities and amazing Chow you to add your name or the CAROLYN BRITTON AL- there is one thing that is the accomplishments, he’s most- PARKER was born and raised .. just like we remember name of someone that has LEN, PAUL LEE, RAUL most dangerous of all and ly remembered by his love in Austin, TX. He graduated CLH to be. been to camp to the grow- & ANTONIA VALLES, most of us have, or will eat for friends and family. His from SMU in 2009. After a Just like CLH, mini- ing number of bricks. They JENNIFER RYAN BALL, it. Can anyone here tell me daughter, DEBBIE HELLER three year stint in cold Chi- camp is supposed to be are $100 each and if inter- PAM FRADY ALDEN, what food it is that causes MYERS, son SCOTT HELL- cago he returned to Austin alcohol free and it has be- ested, an order form is en- PRESTON BROWN, the most grief and suffering ER (deceased) and grand- where he worked with family come diffi cult for us to get closed in this paper . . very JOHN CROW MILLER, for years after eating it?” children AUSTIN HELLER investments. PARKER loved the point across to some of popular! ROSA ONTIVEROS SOL- After several seconds and BRANDON HELLER being outdoors and camping. our alumni. This is a very What fun we have had ORZANO, APRIL RUS- of quiet, a 73-year old man all came to Camp Longhorn. He attended Camp Longhorn important rule to keep us with our ATTAWAYTO- SELL KUBIK, SCOTT Mick, in the front row raised Grandson, FORD MYERS is from 1992-1994 and later a his hand, and softly said, a camper now at Inks Lake. camp in Canada. safe and focus on what is GO AWARDS. We give & GINNY ELLIOTT “Wedding Cake.” truly great about why we this fun award twice a year WENGER, DON FROG & LUMNEWS, May 2019, Page 3 ATTTAWAYTOGO LINCOLN ROSE . . . . ATTAWAYTOGO promptly shifted his focus with a positive attitude). LINCOLN . . our most LINCOLN ROSE . . . towards sports broadcast- He’s still waiting for recent recipient, for your After a successful ing. After beginning his broadcast assignments in many accomplishments interview with NAN in TV play-by-play career archery and pickleball!! through the years and 1991, LINCOLN spent as a junior in high school, As you walk into his look forward to seeing his fi rst of fi ve summers LINCOLN continued home, LINCOLN still you for sure during a term as a First Term camper at to announce games in keeps his bed left of the this summer to accept Indian Springs in 1992, college and law school. front door . . as he did your “Forever Tree”! joining friends from Aus- Today, LINCOLN part- for sooo many terms as ATTAWAYTOGO . . . tin in the Gopher Cabin. ners with various national a “head” counselor in To make up for the late and regional networks, many cabins! For the past start to his camper career, college conferences, uni- decade, he has returned LINCOLN would go versities, and professional to Burnet each V-Day on to work 28 terms as leagues, broadcasting a to see old camp friends a counselor from 1998 wide array of men’s and and to assist HELEN and to 2008, including his women’s sports. the Alumni offi ce with fi rst summer at Inks in CLASP parking at Inks. 2006, when he arrived Whenever producers As the fi rst face parents for Fourth Term two days ask whether he is familiar see on those early morn- after taking the State Bar with new assignments, ings prior to seeing their Exam!! which have recently in- campers, it’s LINCOLN Since the peak of cluded rodeos and swim- happily greeting them LINCOLN’s athletic ming championships, with many of his favorite career carne when he was LINCOLN always points camp stories!! awarded “Mr. Football” out that he has passed LINCOLN ROSE First Term 1994, he those bars (and did so We are so proud of you 2007 Wrangler Counselor at Inks Lake

WHAT A GREAT PLACE FOR A REUNION! In the middle of PUBLIIX grocery store in Seaside, Fl.! . . Spring Break 2019!

LINCOLN ROSE 1992 Gopher Cabin at Indian Springs

LINCOLN ROSE Checking in “camper” RAY DAMICONE Inks Lake mini-camp 2018 CLH Alumni . . (l-r) CARRIE CHAPMAN, ALDEN BUMSTEAD WOMACK, HELEN FRADY, KATHY YEOMAN, CAROL BROLLIER DEASON, SHERYL CHEESMAN DOYAL, LINDSAY ALDEN Page 4, LUMNEWS, May 2019 How Camp Longhorn Made Me A Better Trial Lawyer By ROBERT HAND nal term” ... twice. I was position (i.e., Wranglers} or ROBBY’s favorite acro- a college graduate, in law placed in charge of an event nyms “TURFUCIC”- The Not all of us lawyers school, and really thought (Mile Swim, Carnival, etc.), Ultimate Responsibility grow up to become prom- I probably needed a “real there are procedures to fol- Falls Upon The Counsel- ising television sports job” instead of returning low. Whatever you need to or In Charge. Another fa- broadcasters (hello, LIN- to camp. Of course, I was do, odds are that it has been vorite saying; character is COLN ROSE). Some us wrong. done both the right way and who you are when no one go on to practice law (lots This one summer on the the wrong way before. If is looking. Camp Longhorn of practice, never perfect). Ranger trip allowed me to it has been done the right counseling is a hierarchy And some of us still trudge synthesize my own camp way, there is undoubtedly and system. For as many down to the courthouse and counselor experience and a memorandum in the BCO kiddos tha’t come through try cases. Here’s how Camp pass this knowledge along written by the counselor camp each year, the man- Longhorn made me a better to a next generation of who performed well. agers must rely heavily on trial lawyer. counselors. I also had the Reading these memos senior counselors for every- The title of this article benefi t of returning as a and absorbing their mes- thing to run smoothly. This may seem strange to some counselor the summer be- sage is crucial to perform- includes oversight of junior alumni since I doubt there tween my fi rst and second ing up to expectations. If counselors. By necessity, were many 8 to 16 year years of law school. Many you are tasked with writing this means doing the right old kiddos, sailing on Inks lawyers will tell you that one of these memoranda, thing when no one is look- Lake over the summer, after that grueling fi rst year recording your message ing (even though ROBBY pondering a legal career. of law school, you view with clarity and simplic- probably IS watching you Or greeting their parents and think about the world ity for future counselors from up in a tree, silently on V-Day exclaiming how differently. I certainly did. is essential. These are an waiting on the stairway to they learned all about be- I was able to see Camp ROBERT & MARY ELIZABETH HAND integral component of a your cabin, or scuba diving ing a lawyer. That would be Longhorn, and specifi cally w/children ANNIE and WILL lawyer’s job. In fact, upon under your water cabin - all strange. being a counselor, through refl ection, JIMMY REED- real examples). And while my camp a new lens. One Bites The Dust” at car- no better evidence of this ER’s renowned Wrangler The State Bar is a friends would not hesitate Ten years later, as I re- nival with ROSS OLIVER skill than the many stories, Memorandum was almost self-governing body and to describe me as strange, it fl ect on that summer I took and CHARLIE BRAN- articles, and essays written assuredly written when he good lawyers are truly was for other reasons, like the Rangers to Colorado, I CHEAU. Giving an open- by CLASP members that was a young associate. As committed to integrity and being the guy in the Little realize that what I empha- ing statement to a jury or appear in the pages of this I recall, it was formatted in professionalism. We are Indian library after lunch sized to those future coun- arguing to a judge is a piece newsletter twice a year. what I now unmistakably entrusted with the great reading Guns, Germs, & selors are also the skills that of cake compared to that Thanks, HELEN for put- recognize as a standard le- responsibilitres to be zeal- Steel or Atlas Shrugged, helped me become a better performance. ting it together! gal memorandum. It was ous advocates for our cli- or some other light sum- trial lawyer. Specifi cally, 2. Storytelling. A trial 3. Organization, com- also straightforward, infor- ents while also serving as mer reading. (If you didn’t here are the skills I learned lawyer’s most important munication & persua- mative, and intriguing. It judicial offi cers of court go to Camp Longhorn that at camp that made (and to skill. Camp Longhorn has sion. The standard cabin was quite the memorable to uphold the rule of law, last sentence wouldn’t this day make) me a better legendary stories told by size at camp is 12 campers, memo. work with our opposing seem strange at all - some lawyer: skilled story tellers. Wheth- often from different back- 4. Integrity. One of Continued on Page 6 guys frequently saw their 1. Public speaking. Ev- er they are stories told to grounds, many of whom do friend reading books in a ery lawyer needs this skill. campers (like The Silver not know each other at fi rst. library; perfectly normal. Every person should learn Haired Man, The Pink Eyed Is it a coincidence that ju- A Christmas ‘18 reunion at CATHY CASTLE Of course, my friends could and master it. Camp Long- Indians, or my personal ries also comprise 12 peo- WETZEL’s house in Dallas . . see which book I was read- horn counselors are re- favorite, The SAM TEN ple? Perhaps. But managing ing because I was in the quired to do it ... frequently. BRINK Special) or per- these kiddos, communicat- OLD Little Indian library ... Every counselor must, at sonal stories of experiences ing with them, and yes even with open stalls.) some point, lead campfi re. with friends at camp (some persuading them --”quiet In any event, this arti- Older counselors host joint of mine are titled Operation guys, just like campfi re”- cle does not stem from my campfi res like Carnival and Goat, Uncle Remus, and are important skills. Camp seven years as a camper Movie Night in front of The Finishers), storytelling Longhorn counselors are but from my six years as a hundreds of people and of- is a core element of Camp set up similar to many or- counselor. This includes the ten are called on to speak at Longhorn. ganizations - there is a hier- year between my fi rst and Church Mountain. You don’t need to know archy and as you move up second year of law school In short, to be a camp the substance of these the ladder you are not only where I was asked (read: co- counselor you must over- stories to surmise that given more responsibility erced) by ROBBY to be the come any fears of public they must be captivating. but also expected to train Rangers counselor. Now, at speaking and you have Whether it’s creating camp- younger counselors. This is that point in my life I had multiple opportunities to fi re skits, telling campers similar to a law fi rm, where already offi cially “retired” practice it. Personally, stories, or even old camp older lawyers share the re- from Camp Longhorn - I any fear that I had of pub- friends reminiscing about sponsibility for training was 23, most of my friends lic speaking went out the past camp experiences, younger associates. (l-r) CATHY, MARY-PATT MOFFITT EVEREST were no longer counselors window after performing storytelling quickly shines Finally, as most former and SUSIE MOODY and I had already worked a choreographed, lip-sync, through as a Camp Long- counselors know, if you are my self-proclaimed “fi - dance to Queen’s “Another horn trait. There is perhaps put in a senior counselor LUMNEWS, May 2019, Page 5 WAL-MART SENIOR GREETER ATTAWAYTOGO CHARLEY TREE the Ceremonies Wal-Mart Senior this past Greeter summer...

You just have to ap- preciate this one. Young Fall (2017) recipient DOUG people forget that we old WASSON accepting his for- people had “some” career ever tree at Indian Springs before we retired . with help (l-r) . . . Charley, a new retir- DOUG, NAN ee-greeter at Wal-Mart, ROBERTSON MANNING, just couldn’t seem to MARTHA FEILD, ROSA get to work on time. Ev- ONTIVEROS, ery day he was 5, 10, SALLY ROBERTSON 15 minutes late. But he LUCKSINGER, was a good worker, re- SUSAN WILHELMI, ally tidy, clean-shaven, KERI MANNING sharp-minded and a real credit to the company and WEAVER and obviously demonstrat- ELIZABETH NORRIS ing their “Older Person BEACOM. Friendly” policies. One day the boss called him into the of- fi ce for a talk. “Charley, I have to tell you, I like your work ethic, you do a bang-up job when you fi nally get here; but your being late so often is quite bothersome.” “Yes, I know boss, and I am working on it.” “Well good, you are a team player. That’s what I Spring (2018) recipients like to hear” RAY & HELEN FRADY “Yes sir, I understand at Inks Lake . . your concern and I will former try harder” ATTAWAYTOGO Seeming puzzled, the recipients through the manager went on to com- ment, “I know you’re years gather around retired from the Armed RAY & HELEN’s Forces. What did they forever tree (l-r) . . say to you there if you GARDNER PARKER, showed up in the morning PAUL LEE, late so often?” MALCOLM WADDELL, The old man looked HELEN, down at the fl oor, then SAMANTHA HOLMAN smiled. He chuckled qui- and DOUG WASSON. etly, then said with a grin, “They usually saluted and said, Good morning, Admiral, Can I get your coffee, sir”?

ADMIRAL Page 6, LUMNEWS, May 2019

Camp Made Me A Better Lawyer Continued from Page 4 counsel, and seek truth. A his words. Why would so that camp was a great ex- ROBERT grew up in Hous- trial lawyer’s job demands many people, grown adults perience to learn the above ton and lives there now integrity in all respects. A and their spouses, spend a skill sets, as well as many with wife MARY ELIZA- Camp Longhorn counsel- weekend of their busy lives more, for any profession. BETH and children . . AN- or’s job does too - they are to come to Camp Longhorn Further, I am now in a NIE (4) and WILL (1 year). entrusted with looking out unless it had some deeper position where I frequently We look forward to seeing for a whole bunch of kid- meaning to them. The man- review resumes to hire cur- them in the years ahead dos, serving as role models, ner in which G.P. spoke-his rent law students as clerks at camp! ROBERT, MARY and teaching both younger tone, his cadence, and his or summer associates. I ELIZABETH, ANNIE and campers and counselors. choice of words were all would much rather see a WILL were all at the Hous- 5. Leadership. Shake- important. The message he candidate with one repeated ton Carnival in January. speare’s Henry VI’s infa- conveyed was both nostal- summer job that they have M.ARY ELIZABETH is Ex- mous line - “First thing we gic and inspiring. As a re- grown into rather than a ecutive Director at NICK do, let’s kill all the lawyers” sult, it was one of the more collection of different sum- FINNEGAN Counseling was made by a character memorable campfi res I mer jobs over their college Center in Houston and supporting an overthrow have attended and, truth be or post-graduate summers. ROBERT is a Lawyer. He of government. Why? Be- told, an inspiration to write It says more about a per- was a Campfi re Lighter in cause lawyers, by oath this article. son if they are dedicated to 1999 and Favorite Coun- and training, are to uphold These are just a few of a job that they truly enjoy, selor in 2007. Through his government. Regardress of the ways that Camp Long- rather than jumping from counselor years he was Mr. fi eld, practice, or even pro- horn made me a better trial job to job that does not of- Swim Bay, Mr. Sail, Marine fession, lawyers are trained lawyer. I am grateful and fer the same kind of person- General, Wrangler and to lead. The skills above, thankful that I decided to al growth. Ranger Director. ROBERT along with leadership from spend most of my college So, a note to current did his undergraduate work being a counselor, more summers and one summer counselors and parents of at Virginia Tech and grad- than anything else, helped in law school as a counsel- current counselors - Camp uated from University of me become a better trial or. In hindsight, those de- Longhorn needs you and Houston Law School. We lawyer. cisions to return to Camp you need Camp Longhorn. thank you over and over WILSON COZBY (l) & JEFF HELLER The Ranger program in Longhorn were no brain- Keep coming back. and over again for your V-Day, Inks Lake 2017 particular is instrumental ers. But at the time they In conclusion, I am so wonderful thoughts and in leadership training. As were made, it was no easy very thankful for my entire memories, ROBERT! a result, camp counselors choice. time at Camp Longhorn, U.T. naturally gravitate towards During college, and but especially my later FUTURE CAMP LEGENDS . . HALL leadership positions in even high school, there was years as a senior counsel- OF what they do. In college I immense pressure from or. Undoubtedly, the life HONOR served as captain of my ul- parents, school counsel- lessons I learned at Camp timate frisbee team and in ors, and a number of other Longhorn have made me law school as the editor-in- sources to “get real jobs” or not only a better lawyer, but Camper chief of my law journal. “pad the resume” with “real as G.P. put it, a better per- RUTH These are not coincidences. world experience.” These son. Attawaytogo! STIVER DEW I sought out and was se- pressures were great when from lected by my peers to these I was a counselor over a We thank you ROBERT Madisonville was inducted leadership positions. I give decade ago. I imagine they HAND for your fun, funny, into UT Hall of Honor last great credit to my experi- have only increased expo- informative, outstanding fall. She is the fi rst rower ence at Camp Longhorn nentially over time. (Note: writing! I love it! Your fi ve in program history to earn for excelling in these roles. both my parents went to reasons that Camp made fi rst-team All America Hon- And it should come as no Camp Longhorn and both you a better trial lawyer ors by the Collegiate Row- surprise that many former supported my decisions, are written so cleverly and ing Coaches Association. A counselors go on to be great and my sister MELISSA’s informative! There are so four-time letterwinner, she leaders in their respective decisions, to return as many really funny happen- began her collegiate career professions. counselors summer after ings in your article and I as a walk-on. RUTH received many, many rewards and summer - Thanks, Mom & think I like all of them the awards through her years at Even today, more than Dad!). best! I know much time and UT and helped guide Texas 10 years removed from be- The truth is that no oth- thought was put into your to their fi rst two appearances ing a camp counselor, I am er summer job could pre- writing and we thank you at the NCAA Championships. still learning these skills at pare you better for the “real again and again. ROBERT Following the completion of camp. Last alumni camp, world” than being a Camp was a camper for seven her collegiate career (2004), G.P.’s closing remarks at Longhorn counselor. Ul- years and counselor for six she went on to compete for campfi re were about how timately, I am blessed to years .. all at Inks Lake. Team USA at the 2007 Pan Camp Longhorn made each have been able work as a Both of his parents, DA- This is a picture of HONDO CROUCH (l) and BOB American Games in Rio de TARLTON taken in the mid to late 30’s! BOB was an All Janeriio, Brazil. She was a of us a better person. As I counselor for so long. No VID and LAURA LINDEN American backstroker and HONDO was an All American camper at Camp Longhorn looked around at the 150 or other job would have given HAND and sister MELISSA free styler . . both swam for the University of Texas and ‘92 - ‘94 and a counselor in so people gathered at camp- me the same level of per- all spent many years here their coach was TEX ROBERTSON! TEX and his wife ‘99 and 2000. RUTH now re- fi re, I was overwhelmed sonal growth or character at Camp as campers and PAT were founders of Camp Longhorn and very active sides in Austin. at the truth and power of building. I can safely say counselors on Inks Lake. in the camps until their deaths. ATTAWAYTOGO! LUMNEWS, May 2019, Page 7 From NAN MANNING’S Bulletin Board . . .

(l-r) MARTHA TYROCH, NAN MANNING, Alumni LESLIE TEAGUE MAGGIO w/ Alumni ELISSA LARREMORE w/children (l-r) HOLDEN ELIZABETH & Alumni LOUIS MELISSA’s son & future camper, PRESTON children (l-r) KATIE (camper), AUSTIN (camper), DREW (counselor) & SARAH (camper) DEPPE w/daughter HANNAH BRAGG & ALUMNI MELISSA TYROCH (future camper) & ABBY (camper). (camper)

WILL & Alumni ABBIE WILSON JEREMY & Alumni ERIN Alumni GREER GABIREL and her Alumni SARAH STREET CURD w/ Alumni SUSAN LESLIE w/ GIRAUD w/children, LUCY (future DEATON MOSS w/daughter brother Alumni BOB GABRIEL daughter EMMY (future camper) daughter AVA (camper) camper) & CHARLIE (camper) ALLIE (camper) w/BOB’s daughter MADELEINE (camper)

Alumni ALLISON HUNT Alumni KRISTEN COX Alumni BOBBY DWYER and RAD LORD w/daughter Alumni LINDSEY Alumni JENNIFER HAMILTON w/daughter & Pony in BECKHAM w/son Alumni KATHLEEN ARNOLD Alumni ASHLEY LORD STEWART FORREST BECKER WRIGHT 2019 ANNABELLE HENRY (camper) w/daughter & future w/daughter CLARA BETH camper SUTTON (camper) Page 8, LUMNEWS, May 2019 Wide and deep roots form family‛s CLH family tree By Margaret Bishop late 1960’s from Victoria, SEALE, MAGGIE SEALE, three children, who hold In honor of 2019 being TX, and subsequently sent and ANNA SEALE who the distinction in our fami- the 80th anniversary cele- their youngest child, Amy, all attended CLH-Inks ly of traveling the greatest bration of Camp Longhorn, to camp at Ranch Branch Lake for as many years as distance to attend camp at I thought I would tell the in its inaugural year - 1975 they were allowed to at- CLH-Inks Lake. Shane and story of how our family’s and she switched to CLH- tend as campers and then her husband, Johnny, start- Camp Longhorn tree, with Inks Lake after a couple they went on to become ed sending their children, it’s wide and deep roots of years. The third main counselors, CLASP Mem- MILES FOSTER, PARRY was fi rst planted and how branch of our family’s CLH bers and Alumni Campers. FOSTER, AND SHERI- it has fl ourished over the tree may have been added The girls are all grown up DAN FOSTER to Camp course of approximately last but with time has cer- and Lauren has started a Longhorn from St. Thom- 70 of those 80 years to now tainly become the largest family of her own and has as in the U. S. Virgin Is- include the beginnings of branch, with Bruce and a daughter, KINGSLEE lands—imagine packing up a fourth-generation of the Vicki Bauknight of Victo- COLE, who is complet- three trunks and shipping Bauknight-Bishop-Seale ria, TX sending their four ing Kindergarten this year them across an ocean to get Family Cousins who have children, Julie, Jeff, Jenny, and probably counting the to camp. Miles began his had the pleasure to experi- and Jill to camp at Ranch grades she has to complete Camp Longhorn memories ence a Slice of Heaven on Branch (Indian Springs) be- so that she, too, can at- in 2006, with his brother Earth and the magic that is ginning with Julie in 1976 tend Camp Longhorn—my Parry attending for the fi rst Camp Longhorn. and continuing on through count is two more years un- time the following year, and Our common grand- Jill’s fi rst year there in the til Kingslee will be our sec- their sister Sheridan getting parents, Dr. James Mer- early 1980’s. ond 4th generation camper there as fast as she could in chant Bauknight and his and 38th member from our 2010 and completing her wife, Margaret Mingus Continued Growth of Bauknight-Bishop-Seale 9th year as a camper this Bauknight (my maternal MARGARET BISHOP Our Family’s and CLH’s Family Tree to attend Camp upcoming summer - 2019. grandmother for whom I w/granddaughter EMILY Branches Longhorn. Over the years, Shane and was named), were the par- As Camp Longhorn con- Johnny’s children traveled ents of 4 children—2 girls early 1950’s, they sent my Over the course of ap- tinued to grow toward hav- SHELLEY SEALE to get to Camp Longhorn and subsequently, 2 boys. uncles, Jim Bauknight and proximately 70 of the 80 ing three distinct yet inter- GATLIN, joined her broth- in the Texas Hill Country Fortunately, for a long Bruce Bauknight, to Camp years that Camp Longhorn twined branches, so did the er Steve at Camp Long- from St. Thomas, North line of us “Bauknight-Bish- Longhorn and thus, the has been in existence and three branches of our fam- horn Main in mid-1960’s, Carolina, and Florida. op-Seale Cousins”, our seeds were planted for the has grown into three dis- ily’s Camp Longhorn Tree. attended as many years as Shane and her family have grandparents were very Bauknight-Bishop-Seale tinct branches that are held As the original eleven cous- they would let her and came fi nally returned to Texas, early adopters regarding Cousin tradition of attend- together by a core trunk that ins, connected through their back for more as a coun- relocating to Austin in the the value and foundation a ing Camp Longhorn each was planted and nourished Bauknight grandparents, selor for several summers, Summer of 2017 - just a good Summer camp could summer over the course of by the Robertson Family, grew up and started having joined CLASP, attended week or two shy of getting add to the lives of children. the next 70 years and still our family’s Camp Long- families of their own, they Alumni Camp and has Sheridan off to 2nd Term at Unfortunately, Camp counting. horn Tree similarly grew all wanted their children to many life-long friends from Camp Longhorn. The tim- Longhorn for girls did not into a strong tree with three benefi t from the same won- Camp Longhorn. Although ing couldn’t have been bet- exist for my aunt, Barba- CLH and Our Family branches of 11 cousins who derful experience they had a year younger than me, ter, as Sheridan was there ra Bauknight Seale or my Begin to Add Secondary- were all connected by their been fortunate enough to Shelley started camp earli- last year to hug her cousin mother, Carol Bauknight Branches over the Years common Bauknight grand- have at Camp Longhorn. As er than I did and I was glad and my granddaughter, Em- Bishop, so my grandparents Over the course of Camp parents—with our branches early as possible their chil- I had a cousin one cabin ily, as she climbed aboard sent them to other Texas Longhorn’s existence, being the Bauknights, the dren visited, interviewed, behind me to show me the her fi rst Camp Longhorn camps that did exist at that which began with the seeds Bishops, and the Seales. attended Camp Longhorn ropes when I arrived as a bound bus at Barton Creek time and they just had to Tex and Pat planted, the As my Aunt Barbara and Carnivals, and registered to fi rst year camper. Shelley’s Mall. Cousins are just the grow up wishing they had Robertson’s added branch- mother were the oldest two attend Camp Longhorn and son, HARRISON GATLIN, best, aren’t they? had the opportunity to be es to Camp Longhorn’s of my grandparents’ four then when their children attended Camp Longhorn a Camp Longhorn Girl and main trunk over the course children, they were the fi rst reached that magical age Inks Lake for many years Bishop Branch living vicariously through of its now amazing 80 year to have children and added of having completed 2nd as part of our family’s tra- MARGARET BISHOP, their children. history—from the original 2 of 3 large main branch- grade, they eagerly board- dition and was there at the attended Camp Longhorn boys camp on Inks Lake es to the family’s CLH ed a bus or fl ew in from same time as many of his (Main) in the late 1960’s Establishing Roots established in 1939, to add- tree starting in the early various locations around cousins. and early 1970’s and with Fortunately, my grand- ing a girls camp in 1950, 1960’s. Barbara and John the United States and St. both her son and now her parents had heard won- the addition of a second Seale added that fi rst main Thomas in the U. S. Virgin SHANE SEALE FOS- granddaughter attending, derful news about Camp camp in 1975—what we all branch to the tree when Islands to catch a bus to at- TER, joined her brother and she has spent many years Longhorn on Inks Lake in called Ranch Branch (now they sent their son, Steve, tend Camp Longhorn. sister at Camp Longhorn as a CLASP Member. Her the Texas Hill Country that offi cially Indian Springs) and daughters, Shelley and Main in 1972, attending son JOSH BISHOP attend- had established its roots to distinguish it from what Shane all of Jasper, TX to Seale Branch each summer as a camper, ed Camp Longhorn Ranch in 1939 with the open- then became known as Camp Longhorn. Carol and STEVE SEALE was continuing as a counselor, Branch, which it was still ing of the camp for boys. Main Branch (now offi cial- Charlie Bishop added the quadruply-blessed with joining CLASP, attending known as in 1980’s when So, when it came time for ly Inks Lake), and of course second branch to the tree four daughters (just not at Alumni Camp and passing he fi rst started, until such their sons to attend summer the most recent addition of when they sent Margaret the same time)—LAUREN on the tradition and Camp camp in the late 1940’s and C3 in 2016. and Tommy to CLH in the SEALE COLE, EMILY Longhorn experience to her Continued on Page 24 LUMNEWS, May 2019, Page 9 A Story About A Life And Love Of Camp Longhorn By STEPHEN HARTY and the night before V-day. me by giving me the Favor- took a little scared kid and lives there now! He says Sixteen years ago my I had done the Ranger trip, ite Ranger award. I thought forged a man who could set he works 2 jobs and is a mother heard from a friend gone through the Marine I couldn’t have risen higher his goals and work to ac- counselor at Indian Springs of a small camp in the mid- Program and conquered than I did that night until I complish them. This place every summer! He was a dle of the Texas wilderness nine years of camp and it returned to be a counselor is truly my heaven on earth. camper for 9 years and a Hill Country. This place led up to one of the most and became part of the Ma- counselor six years and would be where I could go important events in my rine Program and joined the STEPHEN HARTY, what counting! He was a Camp- to for fun and adventure, a camp career! Acquiring my Honorable position of Staff. a special writing. Talking fi re Lighter in 2004 and place where I would even- Longhorn ring -- symbol of Camp is not only my about your 9th year ring Ranger Favorite in 2011, tually learn to be the best Dedication, Pride, Honor, place to escape from the and what it means to you both 3rd Term at Springs. version of myself. My sis- and Love. world but also responsible a symbol of Dedication, He enjoys the general pro- ter had gone before me, and STEPHEN HARTY for getting me to be who I Pride, Honor and Love is gram and being on the when I fi rst walked through Every time I would come The ring is a promise am today. I learned to em- great to know what’s in staff! STEPHEN graduated the gates of Indian Springs back, the adventure became to keep camp in our hearts brace new adventures. I your heart and your won- from Schreiner Universi- to pick her up on V Day I more and more fantastic. forever when we wear and learned to work with oth- derful feelings about CLH! ty in 2017. We thank you, liked the excitement and My parents listened to ev- don’t wear the ring. When I ers. I learned to try repeat- So glad your Mom sent you STEPHEN, for your special wanted to interview. My ery camp legend each and held my hand high to show edly, even when I wanted to and your sister to Indian writing and your love of mom still laughs about every year. From learning camp my ring I felt all nine give up. I cannot ever repay Springs. Answering NAN Camp Longhorn! Summer NAN asking me to name to shoot a rifl e, horseback years pour into it showing the staff and my friends at with a merit question about is almost here and we look two kinds of trees. My an- ride, clean a cabin, fi x any that I truly loved this place. Camp Longhorn for the two trees is a favorite in forward to seeing you for swer was “forest trees and number of things, and to our Later on my fellow cabin- joy and lessons camp had your article! STEPHEN your 7th year of counsel- Christmas trees.” I had a lot trip to Colorado as Rang- mates showed their love for taught me. Indian Springs grew up in Houston and ing, SOON! to learn! ers, I grew each and every When I fi rst arrived I year. I have continued to re- was scared because I hadn’t turn each year as a counsel- been away from home for or so that I can share these Wedding Bells Are Ringing . . . such a long time and being experiences with others. so far away felt daunting to Nothing is more rewarding me. After my Rattlesnake than seeing campers learn year I had fallen for this to love Indian Springs as I place so much that I hat- have. ed to leave. I made it my Camp gave me many goal to always work hard to moments of joy and pride. come back to my sanctuary One such time was the fi - every summer. nal year of being a camper

JEFFREY PERABO and KYLIE SMITH . . . great campers and counselors at Indian Springs and wonderful alumni were such great help at the Autstin Carnival this past January . . and early that Sunday morning, JEFFREY surprised KYLIE on Town Lake in Austin with a beautiful engagement ring! MATTHEW & McKINZIE FLYNN SMITH MARCUS & MEREDITH SOPER ATTAWAYTOGETENGAGED JEFFREY and KYLIE! April 28, 2018 January 19, 2019 Fort Worth, TX Houston, TX Page 10, LUMNEWS, May 2019

This is a great, great picture. When BabyLand GEORGE BUSH, SR. passed away, part of the funeral ser- vice was a train ride from Houston to College Station where his permanent gravesite is. JOHN & MOLLY BETH BIELAMOWICZ packed their two boys in the car and drove from Waxahachie, TX to a point where they could view the train as it traveled onward to College Station. What an everlasting impression these boys will have. THANK YOU JOHN & MOLLY for teaching your young children what America is about! Both are great alumni and JOHN is TEX & PAT’s grandnephew!

CAROLINE GRACE BEACOM (2-19-19) Daughter of JOHN & Alumni ELIZABETH NORRIS BEACOM and little sister to JACK & WILLIAM

ALEXANDRA “ALEX” LEIGH SPEARS (6-13-18) Daughter of TYLER & Alumni MEREDITH KLIEWER SPEARS

HAYDEN JUNE MARKWARDT (2-11-19) Daughter of JASON & Alumni This special essay was written by an 8 year TAYLOR BULL MARKWARDT old!! EMME GEORGE was a Wren at Inks Lake 3rd Term in 2018! She is the daugh- TOP ter of CASEY & former super camper/ LYLA RAY CAMPBELL (12-3-18) Daughter of TANNER counselor JADE SELMAN GEORGE of & Alumni LAUREN McGregor, TX and granddaughter of BEN HERENANDEZ CAMPBELL & CHRYL RAY SELMAN . . many, many years campers, counselors, Alumni greats LEFT and recipients of our ATTAWAYTOGO MICHAEL “TRIPP” DUNNE III (9-28-18) Son of Alumni AWARD in 2006. We love your writing, MICHAEL and SABRINA EMME, and we love your drawing of the DUNNE blob! A merit for EMME, please! EMME GEORGE LUMNEWS, May 2019, Page 11 Roots And Branches At CLH . . . By JASON DUNAHOE The DUNAHOES are not from Texas, well not all of us. My siblings and I were all born and raised in Louisiana. Our dad was born in Fort Worth and our grandmother was raised in Hamilton. Pretty sure it goes back a couple of gen- erations from there. So in a very real sense my roots are in Texas. But me, my broth- er JARED, sister ASHLEY, nope, not native Texans. But we were all Camp Longhorn campers, and in a DANA TOTTENHAM (l) & SARAH MORRISON SARAH MORRISON DAWSON (l) lot of places that means just DAWSON . . C3 . . Nov. 2018 and DANA TOTTENHAM . . Chief a much as being born here JASON & LEXIE DUNAHOE w/children walkway (Inks) Nov. 2018 in the Lone Star state. (l-r) AMELIA, BARRETT & MARSHALL Camp is unique in a rather than Indian Springs). they don’t know how deep lot of ways but for me at It’s still a bit odd to hear the roots run. least it has a unique way of Attawaytogo in the work- A Trip Down Memory Lane . . . building connections in all place, but it’s encouraging What a great article, parts of my life. Those con- nonetheless. JASON DUNAHOE! Yep By DANA TOTTENHAM during our visit that our week CLH Camp admist nections started for me on I could go on - friends at - Camp Longhorn is every- Chief year (1991) we were the overall family schedule. my fi rst day of college. Af- my kids’ school, friends on where! . . Campers, Alumni Y’all have so many sto- so proud that we moved Raising kids outside of ter getting settled in to my little league teams, friends and Special Parents, too! ries like this- they probably the penthouse furniture Texas is tough - we long dorm room (which inexpli- at church, yep - Camp Camp is represented in get old. But for us, they are (now the Wrens Up) out- for them to blaze new path- cably to a southern kid had Longhorn campers every- many states . . Washington, real and fresh. side by the rapelling tower ways, but want to pass no air conditioning), I felt a where. D.C., California, Louisiana, Sarah and I grew up in (complete w/ jam box mu- on our Texas roots. (My bit lost. Didn’t know any- and on and on and even in Houston- her family even- sic to celebrate). BILLY grandfather EDWIN TOT- one, 1000 miles from home, Having friends and co- a few countries! We are all tually moved to San An- ROB(whom we both adore) TENHAM ran track at Tex- you get it. But just as I was workers who are campers Camp Longhorn! JASON tonio, mine to Austin- but was not impressed & gave as and knew TEX - he was about to start the awkward (and native Texans) is great grew up in Natchitoches, Camp was our constant and us a talking to. always an admirer). task of going down the hall and ties your past to Camp LA and now lives in Hous- even though we lived in dif- Sarah and I both re- room by room and intro- but that all pales in compar- ton with his wife LEXIE ferent cities since 8 years Looking back, I’m so searched camps far and ducing myself, in walked ison to my most important and children . . MARSHALL old, we were bunk mates grateful/proud we saw the wide out here (GA, NC, Camp Longhorn. Okay, not connection to Camp, the (12) and 2019 will be his 4th Inks each summer. We passing of torches between DC, VA & more), but noth- Camp but a camper, WILL future - the (next wave of 5th year at Indian Springs; both turned 44 years old TEX’s children of Camp ing could meet that Att- OGILVIE. We had actually DUNAHOES. Our son BARRETT (8) and 2019 will this fall and our friendship management/roles. And awaytogo Spirit we felt/feel been campers in the same MARSHALL and his cous- be his Rattlesnake year at has survived the tides of now I am even more proud/ down deep. It is visceral. term at Indian Springs. in JEFFERSON are already Springs and AMELIA (6), distance and age. in awe that my child is ex- Whew, not alone at college. grizzled veterans of 4 and future camper! JASON was We celebrated our birth- periencing C3. C3 is TEX’s So from former campers I moved to Houston as 3 years, respectively. Two a camper four years and days last weekend in Austin fulfi lled dream of his fami- (and now current CLASP- an adult for work as lot of more start this year, my spent one summer as a coun- and stopped by Camp to re- ly keeping the legacy alive. ers and onwards to our kids) folks do. Almost immedi- other son BARRETT and selor at Indian Springs. He kindle our memories. C3 for me is all the best to y’all - Thank you for ev- ately I started meeting peo- his cousin Ann-Marie. And left some great merits in the of CLH tradition with the erything. TEX and PAT are ple at work who had gone last but certainly not least merit bank for his chilcren My son (LYNDON TOT- diversity of modern life most defi nitely beaming at to Camp. When I started at we’ll have our youngest . . MARSHALL rec’d 1/3 TENHAM WARREN was (LYNDON had a coun- y’all from up above. See Vinson & Elkins I ran into a AMELIA there in a cou- of them, BARRETT will get a fi rst-timer 4th C3, 2018) selor from Brazil!) And I y’all V-Day (and/or at Car- camper right away- ABBIE ple of years (if she can get 1/3 of them this summer and and her daughter is heading love seeing TEX’s grand- nival - LYNDON and I will GIRAUD, another associ- past that interview). The AMELIA gets the last 1/3!! there next year (OLIVIA children (me & SARAH’s be there in February in the ate in my very small prac- branches of the DUNA- JASON is an attorney and DAWSON, 4th Inks, 2019). generation) carrying the ATL- can’t wait!) tice group. And from that HOE - Camp Longhorn tree so is wife LEXIE! A great We are sad they aren’t the fl ashlight torch onwards. Love, point forward the connec- are starting to fi ll out. camper, he was a Campfi re same site/term, but I live in And for many of us - the Dana tions to Camp in my work Lighter twice. JASON grad- Atlanta (schools start Aug one-week term makes life never seemed to stop. Am I a native? No. Are uated from Washington & 1st- so sorry TEX! SOS!) Camp accessible (both fi - What a wonderful trip At one point I was even law people still gonna look at Lee University. WE thank and SARAH is in Virginia nancially & logistically- in down memory lane . . so partners with two camp- me funny when I tell them you for your special words, (schools start after labor my case, LYNDON shares much fun information in ers/counselors- JOHN and I’m from Louisiana but that JASON and look forward to day). time between two house- just a few words. Thank ROBERT BLACK (I’ll for- both me and my kids are all seeing your boys 3rd Term We joked with JOHNNY holds, so am super grateful you, DANA, for sharing give them for going to that Camp Longhorn campers? at Indian Springs and you ROB and DONNA ROB he can experience a one your story! satellite camp down at Inks Yes. But that’s just because and LEXIE on V-Day! Page 12, LUMNEWS, May 2019

REMEMBER WHEN? . . . Remember the time? Remember the face? Remember the name? Remember the place!

PAT ROBERTSON

CHARLOTTE & CAM CLENTON NAN MANNING & Girls

JEFF GRAY and his BOYS

HELEN FRADY (l) & MARY-PATT MOFFITT EVEREST

RAY FRADY

(l-r) DON FROG JACKSON (in background), DOW PATTERSON BOBBY MANNING & KELLY HALE on guitar and PAT & TEX ROBERTSON DONNA MAGILL MADDOX LUMNEWS, May 2019, Page 13 REMEMBER WHEN? . . .

RALPH “RED DOG” JONES KATHY STOWE HINES (l) & KATHERINE SKELLEY DOLAN JUMPING JOE BROWN & SCOTT JOHNSON

TIM & MELONY CONSTANZO w/children CULLEN & CASSIE (l-r) BOB TARLTON, TEX ROBERTSON, DR. JOE SHEPPERD, PAT ROBERTSON, FRANK (ZARK) WITHERS

LIZ MIZZELL

DOUG THOMPSON (l) BETTY HAHN JOEL NUNEZ-SMITH & WILL HAUSSER (l-r) MATT, MARK & KERI MANNING Page 14, LUMNEWS, May 2019 What’s CLH - Where T1D can‛t stop you from being somebody Cookin? By BOB GABRIEL the bacon. My daughter just time spent away from home (GREER GABRIEL DEL From the kitchen of a fi nished up her fi rst year during my early years at RIO), and sister MADDIE favorite here at Inks Lake I was excited when in the Pony cabin and she CLH taught me the inde- and joining the CLH family and all-time great counselor, HELEN asked me to write tells me that CLH has the pendence and responsibil- in summer 2020. GEORGIA PRIDDY LIV- a piece for the Lumnews. best bacon in the world. It ity that I needed to handle INGSTON. She and hus- If for no other reason, this band, CHARLES, are the is good to see that CLH has the challenges of Type 1 This is such a special parents of LINDSAY, JEFF now marks the third con- managed to retain this title diabetes. Also, in another writing, BOB GABRIEL! and CLAY . . and the grand- secutive edition that some- for at least 35 years and still bit of irony, I now serve You went from six years at parents of FRANK, PE- one from Tyler has shared counting ... on the Houston-Gulf Coast CLH Indian Springs to an- TER, GEORGIA, JAMES, a story. We may have been I mentioned earlier that Chapter Board of Directors other four years with type LIAM, DALYN and KENT! “small town” but we were my personal camp experi- for the Juvenile Diabetes I diabetes and never had a We thank you sooo much, well represented! I went GEORGIA, for these yum- ence is unique, and it tru- Research Foundation with problem. Just a “bump in fourth term which was al- ly is. Everybody loves the BOB GABRIEL long-time friend JOSLYN the road” on your way to my sounding recipes . . . w/children ways bittersweet - I would chow, especially the apple MADELEINE & PRESTON WELCH PARIS. JOSLYN receiving your 9th year ring SALSA CRUDA spend my entire summer crisp and bacon. So it’s and I met at camp as 4th and more!! You were an ex- 3 tomatoes counting down the days to not my love of the chow term Ponies and Snakes and cellent camper in those fi rst 1 med. onion the change to my medical camp, but that also meant that made my camp experi- situation. I am so fortunate went all the way through six years and camp was 2 serano peppers I was counting down the 3 sprigs cilantro ence unique. But just days that I was still able to expe- camp together as Chiefs delighted to have you back 1/2 tsp. salt days for the start to another after coming home from rience all those great mem- and CITs. Just one of the for another four excellent Peel and chop tomatoes, school year. spending my 6th summer ories of the Marine year many examples of how we years at Indian Springs. fi nely chop onion, chop pep- My time at CLH was at camp, I was diagnosed - sizzling like bacon in the all cross paths with friends BOB grew up in Tyler and pers and cilantro. Combine defi nitely a highlight of my with Type 1 diabetes over mud, waking up to whistles from CLH in all areas of now lives in Houston with all ingredients and let stand childhood. There is nothing Labor Day weekend 1989. our lives. wife LINDSEY and children for an hour. Great on fajitas! and a water house, and trol- unique about that as I think This weekend changed my ley bomb practice. I am so I am proud to be a CLH MADELEINE (8) and 2019 ASPARAGUS all alumni will agree. But life forever. The diagnosis thankful to Nan and the rest alumni and most thank- will be her 2nd year at In- CASSEROLE there is a part of my person- brought on a lot of changes ofthe CLH family who in- ful that I am able to share dian Springs; PRESTON 2 lg. cans asparagus al camp story that is. in my life, but fortunately vited me back to camp even with this experience with (7) and 2020 will be his 1/2 c. slivered almonds I started as a Snake at in the end it didn’t impact daughter MADDIE who fi rst year at Indian Springs; 1 can cream of mushroom though I might have been the “Ranch Branch” back my CLH experience. reviewed as a “high risk” to will be returning to 1st MOLLY (5) and WILLIA~ soup in ‘84. It was diffi cult being 1 1/2 c. Ritz crackers, But imagine this situa- the Camp. Term, Indian Springs next (4 months), both future crushed away from home for such tion - You have been going summer for her second year Indian Springs Campers! 1/2 c. butter a long time (two whole to CLH for six, fun fi lled The CLH spirit lived in of camp. My son PRES- BOB was a camper ‘84-’92 1/2 c.cheddar cheese weeks!) at a young age. It years and all the friends you this decision! Everything TON is in ftrst grade and and a counselor in 1995. He Mix cheese w crackers. Mix must have been the food have made and cool coun- will be submitting his ap- is a CPA. A campfi re lighter with melted butter. Thin worked out great and I re- from the world’s greatest selors you look up too. And ceived outstanding care plication on June 1. After many times, BOB was Divi- soup with 1/2 can aspara- chow hall that kept going. gus juice. In greased cas- the next summer is going to and help from the Pit Stop getting rewarded for about sion II favorite in 1988. He serole dish lay asparagus, The proof is in my fi rst let- be your Marine year. It is along the way. I fi nished a dozen “yes sir’s” and graduated UT Austin. We then sprinkle nuts, then pour ter home that went some- going to be your best year out my camp career with “no maam’s” at this year’s thank you for such a spe- soup mixture over. Sprinkle thing like this: ever. But then you wake up 4 more years as a camper/ carnival, the self described cial and interesting writing, cracker mix on top. Bake at one morning and all of this “Merit Machine” is looking BOB, and thanks again for 350 for 30 min. CIT/counselor without a Dear Mom and Dad, could be taken away from single medical issue. Well, forward to following in the taking time to jot down your The food is good. For TAMALE BITES you because of a medical aside from the occasional footsteps of his Dad, Aunt thoughts and memories! 6 tamales, cut in bite-sized dinner we had roast beef condition that is completely ear ache that I kept between pieces and mashed potatoes. And beyond your control. me, myself and I to avoid 1 pound bacpn green beans and apple crisp. Well that was almost my the dreaded “red pin.” I Wrap each piece of tamale We had bacon and eggs and situation. No Type 1 dia- MORGAN BALLOU with 1/2 slice of bacon. Broil learned that lesson early in pancakes for breakfast. betic had EVER attended my camp career, and what until bacon is crisp, turning Love you. frequently. Serve hot. CLH. Ever. Not in 50 years. a diffi cult lesson to learn Look who BOB If accepted back, I was go- when you have to sit on BILL & CAROL STRAWBERRIES RO- ing to be the ftrst. Children the sidelines at Blob for a ROBERTSON MANOFF No “I’m having fun,” or with diabetes generally at- week! ran into on a recent (Serves 2) no “I miss you, how is the tend camps that are orga- I am so glad that my post ski trip to Telluride, 1/2 c. brown sugar dog?” Just food. Only food. nized for the sole purpose Type 1 years at CLH turned Colo.! MORGAN, 10 1 1/2 T. Grand Marnier li- Nothing else. of giving kids with diabe- queur out to be positive expe- year great 1/3 tsp. cinnamon My mom still reminds tes the opportunity to go to rience for everyone and me of this letter every time summer camp. camper/counselor at 1 c. sour cream helped pave the way for Inks Lake, is Strawberries, halved long- the subject of camp comes But my situation was other kids with Type 1 di- wise up. Everybody talks about different. I had already Restaurant Manager Combine sugar, liqueur, and abetes to attend CLH. Also, of the VIEW . . how one of the greatest been going to CLH for 6 it may or may not have got- cinnamon, and whisk until things about CLH is that years. Camp was part of located in all lumps disappear. Add ten me out of rest period a Telluride, Mtn. sour cream, stirring to blend it stays the same no matter me, and I was part of camp. little early a time or two .... Lodge well. Put berries in stemmed how much the world around In the end, CLH was will- In many ways, my CLH glasses and spoon sauce over us changes. Well I am hap- ing to take a chance on me experience and Type 1 di- (l-r) MORGAN BALLOU, the top. py to report that this is still and I was accepted back the abetes have gone full cir- CAROL & BILL ROBERTSON true, at least with respect to following summer despite cle. I truly believe that the LUMNEWS, May 2019, Page 15 Please meet COCO ZENTNER ROBERTSON . . . AN ARTIST C . L . A . S . P

CLASP (Camp Longhorn Alumni and Special Parents) has started a “forever walkway” at both Inks and Indian Springs. Save our Summer!! Camp Longhorn would like to thank our At Inks, it’s between the CLASP offi ce and the Offi ce Alumni and parents for contacting representa- and at Springs it’s between the Chow Hall and the Offi ce! tives about the school What a wonderful path COCO is on. She grew up calendar issue during Please join us by adding your name on a brick in Louisiana and at an early age her parents noticed this year’s Texas legis- her love for art and quickly enrolled her in every art and be included in this special path! lesson possible in her small hometown. A teacher was lature session. such a great infl uence and allowed her to join her adult art classes when COCO was only in the 6th grade. Af- As many of you ter her artwork was selected to be in the United States know, public and private What a great way to be remembered Capitol, she gained the confi dence to pursue art as a school calendars are or have someone remembered “forever”! career. She graduated from UT Austin with a Bache- shrinking weeks avail- lor in Fine Arts and a minor in business. COCO de- All bricks are $100.00 each! cided when she was a senior that she needed to learn able for summer camps more about the business world! After working four in Texas. The Save our years with a large technology company and encour- Summer Organization is agement from her husband WILL ROBERTSON, she working alongside sum- Name (please print) quit her job, uses the spare bedroom in their home as mer camps, the Texas her studio, and is painting full-time! She says that al- Tourism industry and though there are defi nitely moments when she wres- others to convince our tles with her decision, she wakes up every morning Address (including State & Zip eager to create and hopefully bring more beauty into friends at the Capitol the world. COCO has been painting full time about that school starting in 6 months! AND HAS CREATED SOME BEAUTI- mid-August is interfer- FUL PAINTINGS! Please check COCO’s website .. ing with your campers WWW.COCOZENTNER.COM . . to view some of opportunity for some her absolutely beautiful work! great education that Phone No. (Home) Work COCO WILL BE JOINING HER HUSBAND can’t be taught in the WILL AT CAMP LONGHORN INKS LAKE THIS classroom!! PLEASE FILL OUT THE FOLLOWING. EACH LINE MAY CONTAIN UP TO 14 SUMMER! CHARACTERS, PERIODS, COMMAS & BLANKS COUNT. PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY To keep up with what’s going on with this issue, please follow the SAVE OUR SUM- MER campaign: • lnstagram: https:// www.instagram.com/sa- veoursummertx/

• Facebook: https:// www.facebook.com/sa- PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: CLASP and include with your information! veoursummertx/ CLASP CLASP #1 Camp Longhorn Rd. OR 1000 Indian Springs Rd. • Twitter: https://twit- Burnet, TX 78611 Burnet, TX 78611 ter.com/saveoursum- mertx Page 16, LUMNEWS, May 2019 Camp Longhorn, My Dad, Dr. Joe and a story about Kleenex . . . By WALDO GONZALEZ who works there named well, let’s just say it was a trunk when you meet him ELLISON (8) and she will DR. JOE SHEPPERD, and one way conversation, and at the Carnival in Dallas.” be a 2nd year camper in At some point, maybe he told me to tell you hi, Yes Sir/No Sir wasn’t nec- But that’s another story, ‘19 at Inks Lake, ELENA the summer of 1982, my and that you’re really good essarily a part on the dis- for another time. ( 5) and EISLEY ( 2) both Mom started asking me with Kleenex.” I reckon course!’ future campers! WALDO about going to summer DR. JOE and I thought dif- Last summer, twen- WALDO GONZALEZ, was a camper ‘83-’90 and camp. Some of my par- ferently about tissue. ty-fi ve years after my fi rst this article is sooo good . . a counselor‘91-’94. He ents’ best friends in my Kind of like the scene in V-Day as a camper, I got to It’s absolutely wonderful! A is in sales - Clean Planet hometown of Lufkin, had “A Christmas Story” when experience my fi rst V-Day true story about WALDO’s Chemical and wife GRIF- moved to the piney woods Ralphie cusses in front of as a parent. My parents father and DR. JOE SHEP- FIN is involved with Cor- of East Texas from Dallas his mother, and the whole wanted to be there too, PERD. DR. JOE was the porate Giving & American in the late 70’s, and their world comes to a screech- so twenty-fi ve years after Camp Doctor and a very Airlines. WALDO was Ma- kids went to Camp Long- WALDO GONZALEZ ing halt, my Dad then made their fi rst V-Day as parents, important part of Camp rine Favorite in 1989 and w/daughters a fateful mistake when he they experienced their fi rst horn. I’d hear them talking ELENA (l) and ELLISON in the early day & and also a Campfi re Lighter . . about how hard it was to realized why this place V-Day as grandparents. We WALDO’s father, WALDO all at Inks Lake. He grad- “get in,” and how manners seemed so familiar. If you laughed to no end at my GONZALEZ, was a suc- uated from Oberlin Col- were so important. To that bus, and that my Dad kept knew my father’s child like Dad’s performance two and cessful, young surgeon that lege- B.A.; Oberlin Conser- end, my Mom has always saying in his relatively naivete about matters such a half decades before as we helped DR. JOE out when vatory of Music- B.M.; The been a stickler for manners, thick Mexican accent, that as these, and of course his strolled in front of Pit Stop, he needed extra hands at Julliard School - M.M. We but the, “Yes Sir/No Sir” “This place seems very fa- accent, you would laugh and yes, my Mom stayed CLH. What a great story thank you again, WALDO prep for the Carnival at the miliar.” even harder, but he looked true to form, and with a and thank you for sharing for this very entertaining Old Stone House in Cham- At some point during at my Mom and said, “I wink and a smile, remind- it with us, WALDO! He and delightful article and bers Park near downtown the term, I guess I wasn’t KNOW THIS PLACE. I ed him of what she thought grew up in Lufkin, TX and we look forward to seeing Lufkin was like something putting enough drops in my used to work here! I came about his minor omission now lives in Dallas with you this summer V-Day and I had never experienced be- ears, because I got a pretty from Austin to help DR. as she worried so long ago wife GRIFFIN and children maybe your parents, too! fore. bad ear infection, and I had SHEPPERD see patients about her son’s chances to I was seven, and though to go see DR. JOE. I’ll nev- when he needed extra help! go to Camp Longhorn. I didn’t have any clue what er forget the whispery tone Is this the camp you were Camp memories really YELLOW LIGHT . . . Camp Longhorn was, my of his voice at that time, so worried about WALDO do last forever, and they’re chance to show off an “eyes and as he started to exam- coming to? I could have the best of memories. As I The light turned yel- for this mistake. You see, I up” fi rm handshake was ine me, he looked at “my called DR. SHEPPERD watch my daughter thumb low just in front of him. pulled up behind your car coming, and “yeah” was chart,” seemed to stare at to see if he could have through her annual on a He did the right thing and while you were blowing no longer a part of my vo- my name, said it out loud, helped.” weekly basis, I can only stopped at the crosswalk, your horn, giving the guy cabulary. I could tell how and then asked if I was the laugh at my Dad, and earli- even though he could have in front of you all kinds of much my Mom wanted her son of a surgeon named My mother is a 5’1” er last year, when my Mom beaten the red light by ac- heck and yelling at him. I only kid to be able to go to WALDO GONZALEZ? red-headed pistol from pulled my old trunk out of celerating through the inter- noticed the ‘What Would this place, and I could hear My mom would be proud, Houston, and I must say, in the attic, my daughter ask- section. Jesus Do’ bumper sticker, from across the house at as I used my manners, and retrospect, I can’t believe I ing me, “Why does it say The tailgating woman the ‘Choose Life’ license times, my Mom telling my said, “Yes sir.” He then got my early bird, because ‘TYLER’ on the top.” My behind him was furious and plate holder, the ‘Follow Dad how much she hoped I looked me in the eye and that was probably the worst response: “Well you can ask honked her horn, screaming Me to Sunday-School’ would be accepted. said, “Your father handled thing possible my Dad Mr. ROBERTSON why he in frustration, as she missed bumper sticker, and the My father grew up on the tissue fi ner than any sur- could have said, and square decided to carve his name her chance to get through chrome-plated Christian West coast of Mexico, in geon I’ve ever known.” It’s in the middle of V-Day, in my brand new wooden the intersection. fi sh emblem on the trunk, far different circumstances as clear a memory as I’ve As she was still in mid so naturally I assumed you than I, so my suspicion is he ever had, but to be perfect- rant, she heard a tap on had stolen the car.” never even thought about ly honest, I wasn’t privy to her window and looked up what my Mom was saying, my Dad’s abilities with tis- into the face of a very se- because going to summer sue, I had no clue what DR. Please meet . . rious police offi cer. The LI’L MORON . . . camp wasn’t something JOE was talking about and LUKE (l), 2 1/2 offi cer ordered her to exit that could have possibly wondered if that meant I years old and her car with her hands 1) What did Cinderella been on his radar as a child. would still be a red pen the MILLER, 2 1/2 up. He took her to the po- say when her picture I would later learn how true next day, because I really weeks old. lice station where she was didn’t arrive? that would prove to be. wanted to blob. Boys of searched, fi ngerprinted, Apparently something Using my fi nest man- photographed and placed in 2) What did the grape DAVID and say when the elephant went right at that Carni- ners though, I made sure Alumni a holding cell. val, because I was headed to say, “Thank you sir” and After a couple of hours, stepped on it? we agreed that I would tell JULIANNE to Cabin Zero in the Sum- PHILPY a policeman approached the mer on 1983. I’m not sure my Dad hello for him. cell and opened the door. 3) What do you call a Fast forward to V-Day, REEVES She was escorted back to duck who gets all “A’s” in why, but my parents actu- of school? ally took me to camp that and as we were walking the booking desk where around camp and in front San Antonio summer. I don’t remember the arresting offi cer was 4) What do you call much about that fi rst day, of Pit Stop, I suddenly re- waiting with her personal a man who shaves 20 other than it seemed like membered, and told my effects. times a day? everyone else came on a Dad, “There’s a Doctor He said, “I’m very sorry LUMNEWS, May 2019, Page 17 Camp Longhorn brings generations of our family together . . . By SCOTT LEWIS I’m glad HELEN FRADY tracked me down at the Dallas Carnival and asked me to share memo- ries of Camp Longhorn as well as what the camp has meant to me and my family. I’ll start with my fi rst trip to Burnet. Like all Waco campers at the time, my journey started at Leslie’s SCOTT LEWIS Chicken Shack. After load- ing up on a healthy dose of (all the same counselor as I fried chicken, we hit 1-35 recall). in a converted school bus Longhorn also gave me (little in common with the an opportunity to create 2016 . . Picture taken after camp at Storms Restaurant in current fl eet of comfortable friendships that have lasted Burnet . . back row (adults) KATERINE LEWIS (SCOTT’s cruisers). to this day and also meet wife); SCOTT LEWIS (Ranch Branch 80-?); BECKY (LEWIS) people from all over the KELSO (Ranch 87-94?); JIM KELSO (BECKY’s husband); As the fi rst Longhorn BETH (LEWIS) BADEAUX (Ranch 81-92?); LEE BADEAUX camper in my family, I world . For example, while (not pictured). Front row (kids): WILL LEWIS (3rd term Inks); probably should have been at camp I met the COR- CHARLOTTE LEWIS (future Camp Longhorn girl); REBECCA nervous. But my over- NISH brothers from Mexi- BADEAUX (1st term Indian Springs); JACK KELSO (3rd term 2017 . . Picture taken after camp at Storms Restaurant in whelming emotion was co City. I can’t believe my Indian Springs); EMILY BADEAUX (1st term Indian Springs); Burnet . . (l-r) WILL LEWIS, GEORGE LEWIS, JACK KELSO, KATE KELSO (3rd term Indian Springs); GEORGE LEWIS REBECCA BADEAUX, EMILY BADEAUX, KATE KELSO & excitement. I’d heard plen- parents put my on an inter- CHARLOTTE LEWIS ty of tales from several national fl ight by myself (3rd term Inks) Waco families (CHASE, at age twelve but I’m glad LeCRONE, etc.) who had they did. What an experi- perience for me and I’m already experienced Long- ence it was visiting Mexi- thrilled I can share it with co City with an incredible my children. GRACYN horn. I knew for sure I was BENNETT . . . in for a good time when I family. SCOTT LEWIS, just love passed through the gate and your article! Your thoughts was greeted by clever (hi- The Camp Longhorn and memories are so spe- WE ARE SO PROUD larious at age eight) signs. experience now spans gen- cial. We have had many OF YOU AND THE erations for my family. My cousins along with you BURNET BULLDOGS From that point forward, sisters BETH and BECKY BETH and BECKY here at CLH became a spot that were both campers and camp and the pictures tell GRACYN, daughter of long-time counselors. All the story! Your thoughts in- DAVID & STACY I loved while I was there ROBERTSON BENNETT, and thought about when of their children and all clude some of your favorite memories along with life- a granddaughter of JOHN I wasn’t. CLH offered up of mine are or have been & DONNA ROBERTSON activities that I rarely if campers. Along with fi rst long friends you met here and the CLH traditions that and great granddaughter ever did outside of camp - cousins, thirteen of us have of TEX & PAT the blob, water polo, sail- been campers. And my wife bind campers and alumni. ROBERTSON was on the ing and pickleball come to KATHERINE, who went to SCOTT, from Waco was a Burnet Bulldog basketball mind. I also loved the fi eld an all girls camp, is a CLH camper four years at Indi- team that made it to the trips we took. Longhorn true believer as well. an Springs. He now lives in State UIL Tournament a Caverns was probably my More than anything, the Dallas with wife KATHER- few weeks back. Her team favorite. CLH traditions are what INE and children .. WILL made small town history bind campers and alumni. (16), former camper at Inks by being the fi rst basket- Beyond the activities, I I’ve noticed there isn’t a Lake; GEORGE (13) and ball team in Burnet history have fond random memo- lot of wasted ink on revised 2019 will be ~ his 6th year to make it to State! With ries like waking to Roger schedules from one year to at Inks Lake and CHAR- lots of playing time and Miller’s King of the Road the next. I still see the same LOTTE (10) and 2019 will as a sophomore, she will over the loud speaker and gum drops, Frog Days be her 3rd year at Inks have two more years to listening to hits from the and Thursday night danc- Lake. He is in Commercial contribute to more wins Animal House soundtrack es I saw decades ago. Our Real Estate. As a camper he and playoffs and maybe a family, some coming from was a Campfi re Lighter. His state championship! at Dance Night. To this day, GRACYN will be a Wran- I marvel at my counselors’ Inks and some from Indian undergraduate work is from Springs, meet at Storm’s the University of Texas and gler Chief at Inks Lake 2nd ability to weave tall tales Term. at story time. As a camper, after V-Day activities. Be- he received his MBA from S.M.U. Thank you again, ATTAWAYTOPLAYBALL, I couldn’t believe my luck cause of the traditions and GRACYN! to be in the presence of an shared experiences, we all SCOTT, for the great pic- Olympic skier, world-class speak a common language. tures and wonderful story! diver and renowned jockey Longhorn was a great ex- WE APPRECIATE. YOU! Page 18, LUMNEWS, May 2019

CARNIVAL HELPERS . . . THESE ARE OUR HEROES! . KATHRYN LIND ANDREWS, BRIAN & NIKKI JACOBS, BRANT MARTIN; The pictures are just a very few of the Shreveport, JILL BAUKNIGHT JONES, AUSTIN many, many C.L.A.S.P. (Camp Longhorn ELIZABETH MENDELL CARMODY, (l-r) DOUG Alumni and Special Parents) members RANDA FOY KITCHINGHAM; Natchi- WASSON, SARAH that volunteer and help at the Camp Car- toches, JARED & DANIELLE DUNA- LEHMANN BERRY, HELEN FRADY, nivals in November, December, January HOE; Texarkana, CATY CUNNING- MEL CONSTANZO, and February. The list below includes HAM BURKS, ZACH LAWRENCE; LINCOLN ROSE more than 140 members of C.L.A.S.P. and Tyler, SUSAN FRY BRACKEN, SA- where they helped! WE THANK THEM VANNAH HERRINGTON; Longview, , FOR THEIR WONDERFUL ENTHUSI- BETSY FERRINGTON PISTONE, LA- ASM, SUPPORT and HELP! Not only do NIE NIX LENHART, JOSH JORDAN; they do a great job at the C.L.A.S.P. tables Temple, MELISSA TYROCH BRAGG, at these Carnivals, but they help where MATT & ELIZABETH GREENFIELD; needed. If you would like to be involved Austin, BETH HARWOOD, WROE (and we would love to have you!), please JACKSON, LISSA GRAY ANDER- give the C.L.A.S.P. offi ce a call (512-756- SON, RICHARD POUNDS, CARO- 4650 at Indian Springs or 512-793-2811 at LINE VICKERS, SHANNON ELLIOTT Inks Lake) OR e-mail us . . helen@carn- HARVEY, DOUG WASSON, LINCOLN plonghorn.com ROSE, SARAH LEHMANN BER- RY, JEFFREY PERABO; Lake Travis, DALLAS (l-r) JENNIFER OUR HEROES . . . CHELSEA BATCHELOR, KRISTIN MARTIN RILEY, San Francisco, CA, ERIN HOLSINGER, ALLEN WEBB, RICCI DUNN; Beau- JOHN MOLLY BIERMAN; Burnet, MARY- mont, RENNIE RATLIFF FONTAINE, BIELAMOWICZ, PATT MOFFITT EVEREST; Washing- EILEEN MOORE LEWIS, MARY-MAR- AMANDA ton, D.C., JUSTIN DRENNEN, LISTI GARET ADAMS GROVES; Missouri BARRINGER, ARNOLD SOBBA; Oklahoma City, OK, City, SHAYNE NEWELL; Galveston, KATHRYN LIND ANDREWS, SHANE STIDHAM, ASHTON BAR- EDIE BROWN HARRINGTON, KIM BLAIR RINGER, LORI NEAL BOWMAN; El RASCHKE; The Woodlands, STEPHA- BRAZELTON Paso, KELLI NEESSEN STEPHENS; NIE MILLER SCHIER, BETH FEIN- BOGHETICH Los Angeles, CA, KALI RIVERS AL- BERG CHARLIE, ASHLEY DRAEHN TIERI, AMY CLOWE TRAUGHBER, GUMBERT; Houston, MALCOLM JOHN WHITE; Midland, BRADLEY WADDELL, CATHERINE COOPER BOYCE, MIKELL MILES ABNEY; HAY, ELLE SCHWARZLOSE, LEIGH Lubbock, NATALIE KENDRICK, TAY- ANN PYEATT RANSLEM, NATALIE DALLAS LOR BULL MARKWARDT; Amarillo, BIELAMOWICZ McCUE, KELLEY (l-r) MEL LIZZIE WARE MASON, SAVANNAH SHUFORD, KITTY OLDHAM, JEFF CONSTANZO, WARE SINGLETON; San Angelo, CA- SEELY, KAREN WORTHEN DIXON, AMANDA MILLE MILLER YALE, SUZAN GER- JEREMY MONTHY, CHARLOTTE BARRINGER, BER GARGAN, CRYSTIN DARBY; JAMES, KRISTIN McNEAL NYVEEN, HEATHER HAWN New York, CLAY SCANLAN, RON-AL- MITCH NYVEEN, AMY ANDERSON ROBERTS, KATHRYN LIND YSE RAMSEY CAMMERER; San An- LeCRONE; College Station, JOHAN- ANDREWS, tonio, PAM JARY ROSSER, KRISTIN NA RANKIN GESSNER, CATHERINE SAMANTHA URBAN KEMMETT, LARRY TAYLOR, BLUM KENJURA, LINDA LaROCHE HOLMAN, HOWARD LUTZ, LEAH WILLIAMS BLOOM; Waco, BEN LACY, ELLIE HELEN FRADY HANDY, CARRIE ERK WORTHEN, KEELING, BEN & CHRYL RAY SEL- MO HEINRICHS SHIPP, JAMES KEL- MAN; Graham, SARAH STREET SO; Corpus Christi, NINA PERABO, CURD, MEREDITH NORTON LUCAS, PHILLIP & PACHEL ESTRADA MAS- COURTNEY COLLIER BENNETT; SAD; Victoria, TAMI TOWNSEND Georgetown, WESLIE SZYMANDERA KEELING, KRISTIE COHEN, MELITA ELLIOTT, JEREMY & BETH McBRIDE TYNG KEITH; McAllen, FLO SEAL WILHELMI; Thibodaux, LA, KATIE HENDERSON, BARBARA KELLY; BLOCK, CDURTENAY MENDALL, TYLER Laredo, ADRIANA MADDOX; Flow- MICHELLE GIARDINA; Nashville, TN, (l-r) TRES er Mound, JOHN & SHELLEY HUD- SARAH DADDARIO COOK, ELAINE CLINTON, SUSAN FRY SON, KAREN WILHELM SCHMIDT; BARKSDALE FINUCANE; Scottsdale, BRACKEN, North Dallas, AMY SCOTT FORTEN- AZ, SCOTT SIPPEL, SHANNON GUL- SAVANNAH BERRY, APRIL ELLISON TATE; Dal- BAS, KELLY RICOTELLI McGINN; HERRINGTON las, KATHRYN LIND ANDREWS, San Diego, CA, CHELSEA RICHARD- SAMANTHA HOLMAN, AMANDA SON CHARLES, JESSE RICHARDSON BARRINGER, GLEITH COZBY, JOHN BRY; Atlanta, GA, KRISTI PETERSON BIELAMOWICZ, JENNIFER MARTIN RUDOLPH, AMANDA DEWEES GRIF- RILEY, BLAIR BRAZELTON BOGHE- FIN, MARIA McCULLOUGH VOGT; TICH, HEATHER HAWN ROBERTS; Denver, CO, ROB HARP; Wichita Falls, Fort Worth, SAMANTHA HOLMAN, WILL CLARK. LUMNEWS, May 2019, Page 19

MORE CARNIVAL HELPERS . . .

HOUSTON HOUSTON front (l-r) JEREMY MONTHY, KITTY OLDHAM, NATALIE BIELAMOWICZ McCUE front (l-r) KRISTIN McNEAL NYVEEN, CHARLOTTE JAMES, NATALIE BIELAMOWICZ back (l-r) KAREN WORTHEN DIXON, MALCOLM WADDELL, KRISTIN McNEAL NYVEEN, McCUE, MITCH NYVEEN . . . back MEL CONSTANZO (l), HELEN FRADY ELLE SCHWARZLOSE

MIDLAND MIKELL MILES ABNEY (l) & ABBIE WILSON GUIRAUD SAN ANGELO WICHITA FALLS w/daughter LUCY CRYSTIN DARBY (l) & SUZAN GERBER WILL CLARK LAKE TRAVIS GARGAN RICCI DUNN (l) & KRISTIN ALLEN

WASHINGTON, D.C. JUSTIN DRENNEN SCOTTSDALE, AZ BEAUMONT LOS ANGELES, CA KELLY RICOTELLI McGINN (l) & RENNIE RATLIFF FONTAINE (l) & (l-r) KALI RIVERS ALTIERI, JOHN SCOTT SIPPEL EILEEN MOORE LEWIS WHITE & AMY CLOWE TRAUGHBER Page 20, LUMNEWS, May 2019

MORE CARNIVAL HELPERS . . .

HOUSTON FORT WORTH front (l-r) KELLEY SHUFORD, LEIGH ANN PYEATT RANSLEM, CATHERINE COOPER front (l-r) SAMANTHA HOLMAN, NIKKI JACOBS, KATHRYN LINE ANDREWS HAY . . back (l-r) MALCOLM WADDELL, ELLE SCHWARZLOSE, JEFF SEELY, NATALIE ... back BRIAN JACOBS BIELAMOWICZ McCUE

McALLEN BARBARA KELLY (l) & FLO SEAL HENDERSON THE WOODLANDS GALVESTON (l-r) ASHLEY DRAEHN GUMERT, STEPHANIE KIM RASCHKE (l) & EDIE BROWN MILLER SCHIER & BETH FEINBERG CHARLIE HARRINGTON GEORGETOWN (l-r) JEREMY & BETH McBRIDE WILHELMI & WESLIE SZYMANDERA ELLIOTT

LUBBOCK SAN FRANCISCO, CA NATALIE KENDRICK (l) & TAYLOR BULL ERIN HOLSINGER (l) & MOLLY BIERMAN MARKWARDT BURNET DENVER, CO MARY-PATT MOFFITT ROB HARP EVEREST LUMNEWS, May 2019, Page 21

AND THE WINNERS ARE . . . Here are the many winners from our Camp Carnivals this year

MOLLY BIERMAN ASHLEY MATTHEWS KRISTIN MATTISON WALT BILL PETERSON KELLI NEESEN STEPHENS PAUL CLARK (l) w/WILL San Francisco, CA LUNSFORD - Burnet Washington, D.C. Oklahoma City, OK El Paso CLARK - Wichita Falls

JENNY COLEMAN CRISTINA GIL CAMI FROST CREWS BRUCE MOSELEY COLLEEN HADDAD DEBORAH & CLAY Los Angeles, CA Midland Lubbock Amarillo San Angelo SCANLAN - New York, N.Y.

RICHARD McINTRYE CATHERINE OLSON CARALINE JOHNSON w/CLAIRE & CONNOR KRISTIE COHEN FLO SEAL HENDERSON EDWARD MADDOX BISHOP - San Antonio DEWALD - San Antonio Corpus Christi Victoria McAllen Laredo

JEAN VAN WYCKHOUSE LESLIE NORMAN KARA WHARTON SMARTT KRISTIN BUCK LAURA BARROW CATHERINE MOATES Flower Mound North Dallas Dallas BROCKETTE- Dallas THOMASON - Dallas MARKLE - Fort Worth Page 22, LUMNEWS, May 2019

AND THE WINNERS ARE . . . More Winners

CHERRY HORTON JENNY MASSIA JESSICA MILLER KENNY WALKER JOEY PISTONE ROB MARSHALL Shreveport Natchitoches Texarkana Tyler Longview Temple

MEREDITH KLIEWER BRANDON NELMS KARA TINGLEY SWINNEY ASHLEY BARNARD MARY MARGARET ADAMS MANDY VOGT SPEARS w/ALEX - Austin Austin Austin ROBERTS - Lake Travis GROVES - Beaumont Missouri City

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AND THE WHO’S WHO . . . Here’s who was in the last issue (1) ZACH SMITH, (2) SHELLEY SEALE, (3) BRIAN BRESSLER, WINNERS (4) SHARMAN CREASEY, (5) CHRIS BELL, (6) KARI CLARK, (7) CHUCK FRASER, (8) GA- ARE . . . LEN BEVERIDGE, (9) DUDLEY McCALLA, (10) CLAY DUNCAN, (11) SUSIE PEAKE, (12) HUGH STROUBE, (13) MELISSA KORBY, (14) GABE THORNHILL, (15) SARA BARSTOW, More Camp (16) MARK MACATEE, (17) SHANNON MULLIGAN, (18) RYAN WORLEY, (19) SARA LAU- Carnival DERDALE, (20) ROSEMARY WALLACE . . A surprise for you if you can name a few!! SEND US Winners YOUR PICTURES . . .

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ELEANOR DRIVER POST TO SHARE WITH YOU . . Atlanta, GA A page from CAITLIN JONES Journal! Summer of 2019 will be her fi rst year as a camper at Indian Springs and she is the daughter of MARK and RONDA JONES from Houston!

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More Cousin Connectons. . . Continued from Page 8 time that hard-core baseball they would send them to sent their oldest child, JU- BAUKNIGHT, Jeff and her maternal grandmother) most wanted to attend, her forced him to move from Camp Longhorn. As soon LIE BAUKNIGHT, to In- J’Lynn’s second daughter, started the last of the fi nal decision was heavily based 2nd to 3rd term and then as their children completed dian Springs for the fi rst soon joined her older sister 3rd generation to attend In- on the fact that she adores fi nally usurped his entire 2nd grade, they made the time, just how broad their Emily at the Indian Springs dian Springs as part of the her cousins and doesn’t get summer with all-stars and fi rst of many trips to Texas Bauknight Branch of our branch of Camp Longhorn Bauknight Branch, when to see them as often as she out-of-state tournaments, for 2nd Term at Inks Lake. family’s Camp Longhorn where she was a Marina she joined her cousins at the would like as we are spread even getting us back late They made the annual trek Tree would grow. Julie was Summer of 2018. Indian Springs branch and out over the large state of for football two-a-days one from Alabama with a Sub- blessed with 4 children where she completed her Texas and into Louisiana. year (don’t think that hurt urban loaded with 3 trunks, who all have and/or are JENNY BAUKNIGHT Marina year last Summer of She determined that most his feelings in August). 3 duffel bags, and suit cas- still attending camp. Julie’s AUSTIN, the 2nd daughter 2018. Vicki was soon joined of her cousins who were In the summer of 2018, es for themselves that was oldest daughter, SARAH of Bruce and Vicki, joined by her younger brother, closest to her age and there- Josh’s daughter, EMILY put together like a puzzle EAVES, led the way for her older siblings as an WILSON GUIDRY, who fore, would be continuing BISHOP, became the 37th in that there was truly only adding to the breadth of the Indian Springs camper in I know absolutely loves on at Camp Longhorn with member of our family and one possible way to fi t all Bauknight Branch by be- 1983 and attended each and Camp Longhorn because he her through the years were the fi rst of a 4th generation of that into the car and still coming the fi rst of the 3rd every summer for 9 years. had the biggest Longhorn fi rmly established at Indi- of our extended family of have room for 5 people. generation of Bauknights to Jenny has three children - 2 Smile on his face every an Springs (Parker Guidry Bauknight-Bishop-Seale That fi rst year and all sub- attend Camp Longhorn and daughters and one son who time I saw a picture of him having started just one year Family to attend Camp sequent years, we started the 2nd generation of their have all also added to the on the camp website last before her) and so she de- Longhorn. the tradition of eating at family to complete all 9 large Bauknight Branch summer. Jill’s youngest, cided that she wanted to at- California Pizza Kitchen years plus several years as a of our Family CLH Tree, PARKER GUIDRY, joined tend Camp Longhorn-Indi- TOMMY BISHOP, Car- as soon as they opened at counselor at Indian Springs. with oldest daughter, ANS- his big sister and brother as an Springs branch—looks ol and Charlie’s son, attend- 11:00 so that we were ready Julie’s oldest son, BRUCE LEY AUSTIN, leading the a fi rst-time Indian Springs like the old adage is true, ed Camp Longhorn (Main) to unload and reload all of EAVES, soon followed charge, having completed camper the Summer of that Cousins are Our First for the fi rst time the second those trunks and duffel bags his sister Sarah and began 9 years as a camper at In- 2017 - one year before my Friends in Life. Of course, year Margaret was at Camp and put HUNTER SHEL- his a 9-year adventure of dian Springs and several granddaughter, Emily, and as everyone knows friends Longhorn. LEY, HANNA SHELLEY, being a camper at Indian as a counselor including he promised her that when we make at Camp Long- and HAYDEN SHELLEY Springs and has gone on the Summer of 2018. Her she began her Camp Long- horn over the years also be- AMY BISHOP SHEL- on the bus at Barton Creek to be a counselor and staff brother, ASHER AUSTIN, horn experience the follow- come like family, too. LEY, was the youngest in Mall here in Austin where counselor for several years followed quickly, attend- ing year in Summer 2018 her family and having at- I (Aunt Margaret) reside. at Camp Longhorn. JAYNE ing his fi rst year at Indian that he would dance with Over the years, our tended multiple V-Days Although triplets are fairly EAVES, Julie’s 2nd daugh- Springs one year after An- her on dance night—and as Bauknight-Bishop-Seale and Camp Carnivals over rare, the Shelley triplets (1 ter, and a high school se- sley, completing 9 years a young man of his word, Cousin Connection has the years, could not wait boy and 2 girls) just hap- nior graduating in May of as a camper and his fi rst as he did. fl ourished from the orig- to attend Camp Longhorn. pened to attend Inks Lake this year, joined her older a counselor last Summer inal seeds and roots that In order to absolutely en- during the same 2nd Term sister and brother at Indian 2018. Jenny’s youngest Adding Buds and were established at Camp sure that she got in the fi rst Session as another set of Springs and completed 9 child, ARDEN AUSTIN, Flowers to our Family Longhorn for our family 70 year she was eligible to at- triplets from Houston, the years as a camper and her had to wait a few years but Branches with a 4thGen- years ago by our Bauknight tend camp, Amy decided Schwarz triplets—with 2 fi rst year as a counselor fi nally was so excited to eration of Camp Long- grandparents. Our three to attend Ranch Branch in boys and 1 girl and there- last Summer-2018. PETER join her sister and brother horn Campers distinct branches have now 1975, both her’s and Ranch fore, an ideal match up EAVES, Julie’s youngest at Indian Springs and she is After 70 years of grown broad and wide as Branch’s inaugural Camp with the Shelley triplets child, couldn’t wait to join looking forward to being a Bauknight-Bishop-Seale our families have added Longhorn year. After three on dance nights at Camp his brother and 2 sisters at Marina and participating in Cousins attending Camp additional generations of years at what is now Indi- Longhorn. Amazingly, the camp and will still be a hap- Marina Mud Day Summer Longhorn, last year, which campers since our grand- an Springs, Amy made the summer we fi rst took my py camper at Indian Springs 2019. was one year shy of Camp parents fi rst sent their two switch to Inks Lake where granddaughter, Emily, to a this upcoming summer. Longhorn’s 80th Anniver- sons to Camp Longhorn. she completed her 9th year V-Day for a visit, it was my Bruce and Vicki’s sary, our extended family We are now beginning to as a camper and also spent triplet nieces’ and nephew’s Bruce and Vicki’s son, youngest daughter JILL sent its fi rst 4th generation add the buds and fl owers to several summers working friend and triplet connec- JEFF BAUKNIGHT, BAUKNIGHT JONES, attendee to Camp Long- our distinct branches of our as a counselor. In addition, tion, Katie Schwarz, who joined his older sister, brought up the rear of horn. EMILY BISHOP, Camp Longhorn Family she has been a long-time conducted the interview Julie, the very next year the 2nd generation of the daughter of JOSH BISH- Tree as a 4th generation be- CLASP member and tech- with Emily. spending his fi rst sum- Bauknight family when she OP and granddaughter of gins to attend camp, but we nically Camp Longhorn mer at Indian Springs the began her adventures at In- MARGARET BISHOP, are so thankful that we have is responsible for getting Bauknight Branch - Summer of 1977. Jeff and dian Springs the year after was the 37th person and the opportunity to keep the her to Auburn University Our Broadest Branch his wife J’Lynn, carried Jenny, in 1983, completing the fi rst of a 4th generation branches of our family con- (via a campus visit with a Our family’s largest on the tradition and added 9 years as a camper and from our Bauknight-Bish- nected to the seeds, roots CLH cabin mate who was branch with the widest to the broad branch of the now becoming a long-term op-Seale Cousin Connec- and main trunk of the tree already attending Auburn) reach is the Bauknight Bauknight family attend- CLASP member as she has tion Family Tree to attend that fi rst connected our where she met her future Branch began with BRUCE ing Camp Longhorn. Their added to the burgeoning Camp Longhorn as a 2nd family to the Camp Long- husband, Kevin. Amy and BAUKNIGHT attending as oldest daughter, EMILY Bauknight Branch of our Term Pony UP at Indian horn experience. I fully Kevin were blessed with a 1st generation attendee BAUKNIGHT, lead the Camp Longhorn Family Springs Summer 2018. expect our Bauknight-Bish- surprise triplets in 1994 for our family in the late way in carrying on the tra- Tree with the attendance of When Emily was applying op-Seale Camp Longhorn and although they were 1940’s and early 1950’s. dition in this line of the her three children at Indi- to Camp Longhorn and we Family Tree to blossom living in Alabama by the I’m not sure Bruce and Bauknight family, attend- an Springs over the years. were discussing which of over the course of the next time their triplets were 3, his wife Vicki ever antic- ing Indian Springs for many Jill’s oldest daughter VIC- the three available branch- there was no doubt that ipated in 1976 when they summers of fun. ABBY KI GUIDRY (named for es of Camp Longhorn she Continued on Page 28 LUMNEWS, May 2019, Page 25 Our Dues Paying CLASP Members . . We Thank You! WE THANK YOU, THANK KELLY & CAMILLE CAIN BARNES NICOLE METZGER BREWER JOHN & CATHERINE COBB KATIE GRIEVE DANZI GREG & STEPHANIE FRIEDMAN CINDY KELLY BARNES CAROL BRINGHURST CLAYTON DEREK & CRYSTIN DARBY EVANS YOU, THANK YOU! . . KIM & KELLY BARR KRISTIN BUCK BROCKETTE CATHY FOSDICK FITZPATRICK DAVID & MARCY MCKNIGHT JASON & JULIANNE EVANS to our C.L.A.S.P. (Camp AMANDA BARRINGER CHRISTIAN & JENNIFER BROOKS CLEARY DARSEY JIMMY & JENNI EVANS Longhorn Alumni and Spe- ASHTON & ALICIA BARRINGER KATIE BYERS BROOM EMILY CLIFTON BILL & LESLIE WHITSIT DREW & MOLLY RUSSELL EVANS cial Parents) Members . . up- CELESTE CASON BARRINGER ANDREW & JENNIFER BROWN RYE & MEGAN HULSEY CLIFTON DAVENPORT MATTHEW & MOLLIE REARDON BRAD & GILLIAN BARTH CHRISTOPHER & KRISTIN BROWN CARCY & EMILY PRICE CLINTON CORY & MAURA DAVIES EWING to-date with their dues! YOU KIM COOK BASCLE CLAY & HEATHER BROWN CHARLOTTE CLINTON DONNA DAVIS DAVIS JACOB FAIN & GIANA ORTIZ ARE OUR HEROES . . and MICHELLE WHEELIS BASDEN DEREK BROWN CLEVE & RITA CLINTON CHRISTINA LARY DAVIS KELLEY FAIRBAIRN we thank you again! RAGUET BASS TREY & SUZANNE BROWN PATRICIA CLOWDUS DONALD B. & TOMMYE LOU DAVIS ANNAMARIE BAETZ FALVO E. A. BASSE ill HUNTER & ANNIE GETTER BROWN SUE M. 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CAROLINE MCGAUGHY MARY MORRISON BENNETT JC & SHERIDAN DAVIES BUNCH CONGER JAY & CARALINE JOHNSON CHRIS & CHRISTINE WARD ALEXANDER ADITYA & LIBBY MORGAN BERI JOHN & SHELLY BUNDY CECILY CARNOVALE CONKLIN DEWALD FLANAGAN JEFF & KELLY ALFORD MATTHEW & SUSAN ERCK JASON BUNN CHARLES & MERIDITH CONSTANT DANNY & BARBIE TIMANUS JENNIFER GOSE FLEMING JOY AL-JAZRAWI BERLEW KELLY HUMBLE BURBACH SARAH DADDARIO COOK DEXTER HARVEY & ELGIA FLORIANIC KATHERINE ANN ARMSTRONG DANIEL & DARBY TAYLOR BERRA LAUREN TAYLOR BURCH ROBERT & RITA COOK SAM & VIRGINIA O’GORMAN TJ & NICOLE FLOWERS AL-JAZRAWI CHAD & JESSICA BERRY GARY & COURTNEY BURK CHRIS & SUSAN MACK COOPER DIBRELL JASON & RENNIE RATLIFF BRYCE & CASSANDRA ALLEN SARAH LEHMANN BERRY JIM BURKE JULIE CORBETT QUINTON & BECCA UNDERWOOD FONTAINE DARYL & ELIZABETH ALLEN NEELY BESETSNY JOSH & CATY CUNNINGHAM NINO & SHANNON SCHILDKNECHT DICKERSON BENJAMIN FOO DAVID & PAMELA ALLEN BRANDON & ALLISON TISDALE BURKS CORBETT MATTHEW & JENNIFER WALLIS ELLEN HENDRIX FORD KI & KAY ALLEN BEVERSDORF ZACK & TIFFANY BURNES LESLIE CORNETT DICKSON KAY LEE WEAKLEY FORDHAM ADAM & LAUREN CARRIGAN ROBERT & AMANDA BEZNER HOLTON & MAITE BURNS JONNATHON & LAUREN ELLIOTT KYLE & SUSAN DICKSON MICHAEL & LINDSEY STEWART ALLEN JAMES & ELIZABETH TRIGGER MILLER BUTLER COSTON GREGORY & ELIZABETH DILLARD FORREST MARCUS & ASHLEY ALLEN BIELAMOWICZ ROSS & EMILY EDWARDS TIFFANY RADCLIFF & MURRAY JEFF DILLARD WARREN & AMY SCOTT RACHEL KING ALLRED JOHN & MOLLY HAMMON BUTTERMORE COTE NICOLE CRAIN DILTZ FORTENBERRY BRIAN & AMY AMSDEN BIELAMOWICZ WILL & LAUREN AVERETT BYERS ANDREA COTIE KAREN WORTHEN DIXON MARY FOSTER MITZI ANDERSON MARK & CAROL HUDSON MATTHEW & KATHRYN BYRD CHAD & EMILY MITCHELL COVEY BRADLEY & MISTY DOLLAR PRESTON & ALYSSA FOSTER CRAIG & MELINDA ANDERSON BIELAMOWICZ NICOLE CAIN GLENN & SHAWNNA COX JERRY & STACY TURLINGTON STACEY FOSTER JENNIFER JANES ANDERSON MOLLY BIERMAN KELLI STILLEY-DAVEY CHRIS COZBY DOLLAR STEPHANIE FOSTER & RICHARD JAMES & SHELLY ANDERSON BRIAN & DARLA BILDERBACK CALDERWOOD DREW & BETH BRIDGES COZBY GARRETT & JULIE DONNELLY GILBERT JOHN & JETT TINDALL ANDERSON GEORGE & LINDSAY ALLEN RON-ALYSE RAMSEY CAMMERER GLEITH COZBY JOHN & KATE IRONS DORFF HARALD & JENNY MICHAEL ANDERSON BILLINGSLEY CHUCK & JENNIFER HAMPTON RAY & MARY ANN COZBY LAINE DOUCET FOUILLOUD-HOFMANN NEAL & REBECCA ANDERSON CATHERINE OLSON BISHOP CAMPBELL WILSON & DARLENE COZBY MISTI GILCHRIEST DOUCET CARTER FRANCE RYAN & KELLY MAJORS MARGARET BISHOP MARK & ELIZABETH FEILLE ERICA CHANIN COZEWITH DAN & KRISTI DOW STEVE & ERIN PHILLIPS FRANKE ANDERSON JOHN & LOU BLACK CANNON KATE CLIBURN CRAWFORD DAIN & SHANNON DRAKE MATTHEW & MARY ELIZONDO KATHRYN LIND ANDREWS ROBERT & LORI BLACK THURE & SHANNON CANNON JASON & PAM CREEL JUSTIN & LORNA DRENNEN FRAZIER MICHAEL & KELLEY ANNINO WILL & ADRIA BLACK ROBYN LEE CANTERBURY CHARLES & CAMILLE FROST SARAH DRISKILL SHANNON FRENCH HOPE ANTHONY ROBYN TENERY BLAKENEY BRANDY CARLL CREWS JARED & DANIELLE DUNAHOE MARTHA FRY JOHN ANTHONY DENISE BLANCHARD CHARLES & AMELIE BENEAR BRIAN & MAGGIE CROMEENS JASON DUNAHOE & LEXIE WHITE MIKE & McCALLE MILLER FRYAR MICHAEL & JEN APPLEMAN AARON & LISA BLEAKLEY CARLTON MIKE & GAIL CROMEENS RUSS & BANNA DODSON DUNCAN CHRISTAN RICHARDSON FUQUA CODY & BROOKE ARMBRISTER DAN & SALLY NORWOOD JOHN & ELIZABETH MENDELL SCOTT & TERA CROMEENS SHAWN & RICCI DUNN BOB GABRIEL DUNN & LINDSAY BLOOMQUIST BLECHER CARMODY JENNIFER HAZLEWOOD CRONIN CHRISTA LAHAYE DUPLECHAIN ERIC & DEBBI GADIN ARMSTRONG KATIE BLOCK CATHERINE ARNOLD CAROTHERS ROB CROSNOE ALEXANDER & ELIZABETH MICHAEL & CAMERON TRACY ARMSTRONG JIMMY & ERIKA TEIXEIRA BOLLER LIZ CARTER JENNIFER GERMANY CROSWELL WILLIAMS DWYER GALLAGHER THAD & GEORGINA ARMSTRONG DONALD & AIMEE BOLTON JOSH & KATHRYN PETERSON CHRISTOPHER & BRITTANY LINDEL & MELISSA EAKMAN CHRIS GAMEL CLARK & GENEVIEVE KIMMEL DAVID & MISSY HAHN BOONE CARTWRIGHT HARROD CROW RAD & NITA EANES BRYAN & KAREN GANTT ARNOLD DIANNA HENDERSON BOORMAN MINDY MURPHY CASEY DON CROW CORI EDWARDS & KELLY HAMER LINDSAY KINCAID GANZ PATRICK & JANE SHOWS DAN & ANDREA BOREN JOY BUTLER CASHION JIM CROWE & POLINA KYRIAKIDES JEFFREY EDWARDS AMANDA HEALY GARCIA ATKERSON LOUIS-PHILIPPE & MADELYN TIFFANY BEACHLY CASILLAS WALKER & JENNIFER CROWSON SUSAN STRIPLING EDWARDS NORMAN & MARIEL TOBY & LAURA LEIGH ATKINS MAURITZ BOSSE’ PABLO & BONNIE SCHATZ CASSEB DENNIS & LARA VOGT CRUMP KRIS & LEISHA EHLERT GARCIAPARRA VICKI ATKINS CHARLIE & TIFFIE BOURNE ANDREA HOLT CATANIA SAM & ASHLEY LAHOURCADE MICHAEL & CINDY LILLARD CHASE & ANNABELLE BAILEY JERRY & SARAH PERRYMAN DEE BOWEN CRAIG & MARY WELLER CATES CRUSE EICHLER GARDAPHE ATTERBERRY MEGHAN ROBERTSON BOWEN BLAKE CECIL JAMES & LAURA CUNDIFF JOHN & MARILEE EITEL SALLY CARAWAY GARDNER BRITAIN & GINGER SANDERS NANCY BOWERMASTER MARGARET CERVIN CATHERINE CUNNINGHAM MICHAEL & STACY ELLINGTON MICHAEL & HOLLY GARDNER AUER JEFFREY & LORI NEAL BOWMAN KATHERINE CRAIG CHAMBERS HUNTER & PATRICIA STEPHEN & WESLIE BRIAN & SUZAN GERBER GARGAN DAVID & ALLISON ARMSTRONG BRADLEY BOYCE TREY CHAMBERS CUNNINGHAM SZYMANDERA ELLIOTT ALEX & SANDRA GARZA AYERS ANDREW & KIMBERLY BOYD WADE & BLAIR JACKSON JEFF & RIANN CUNNINGHAM FLORY ELLIS JIM & SHANNON GATLIN MARY STRODE AYRES CHRIS & MEG JONES BOYD CHAPPELL SCOTT CUNNINGHAM TREY & LYNNETTE EMBREY PAUL & MEGAN GENERALE AMANDA BURKE BAILEY SUSAN FRY BRACKEN BRIAN & CHELSEA RICHARDSON CONNER & LARA CUPIT EMILY ENDE BEN & BROOKE GEORGE LIZZIE WAGNER BAILEY AMY PETERSON BRACKIN CHARLES B0 & SARAH STREET CURD ROBIN HUGHEY ENGELSON CASEY & JADE SELMAN GEORGE MEGAN BAILEY BOB & JANE BRADLEY BETH FEINBERG CHARLEY TEEL & TIFFANY CURTIS ROBERT & ALYSON TOOLE GREG & COURTNEY BANKLER DARRELL & JENNY ROGERS KRISTA BRADLEY MATT & HEATHER CHASEN MANCE & AMANDA CUTBIRTH ENGSTROM GERSTENHABER BAIRD DANIEL & SHARON BRADLEY LAURA WILLIAMS CHAVOYA GINGER CUTLER STEPHEN & SUZANNE HOFMANN THOMAS & JOHANNA RANKIN DAVIS BALDWIN P.J. & JACQUELINE BRADY SCOTT CHICK ADRIENNE CUTTER ERICKSON GESSNER DAVID & ELLIE BALE BILLY & KATHRYN LEE BRAGAN JASON & ADINA CHIROGIANIS WADE & SARAH GOSSETT KATHERINE FOWLER ERNEST CONLY GEVECKER BURKE BANDA MELISSA TYROCH BRAGG NANCY CONNELL CHRISTENSEN CYPERT TODD & AMY ERSKINE BENJAMIN & MICHELLE GIARDINA SHANNON & DIANNE BANGLE ALLAN BRANDT KATHY COCHRAN CHRISTIAN ANDY & KOURTNEY KACHLER MARK & CAROLINE LEMON ESTES VICTOR & CRISTINA GIL SCOTT & JENNIFER BANKLER K.C. BRASHEAR PAUL & LIBBY BOLIN CLARK CYRUS COOPER ETHERIDGE RICHARD & LISA BARBER LU HARDIN BRAY JOHN PAUL & SAMANTHA LYNCH JON & JENNIFER DALY NANCY DENMAN ETHERIDGE TONY BARNARD LAUREN THOMAS BREDTHAUER CLARK WILTON DANIEL GENNA WISE EVANS Continued Next Page Page 26, LUMNEWS, May 2019

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Heroes Continued from Page 25 LISA HUFF-GILLILAND HARVEY HEATHER HUNT HEATHER BYRNE KOOPMAN PHIL & SUSAN SINEX MAGEE CHRISTOPHER & WENDY MEH- JOHN & CAROLYN GILLIS BETH HARWOOD GRANGER & TARA HUNTRESS ALFRED & ELIZABETH KOPECKY LESLIE TEAGUE MAGGIO LING JOHN & LYNETTE GILLIS IAN & RACHEL HASS STACY MIKULENKA HUSTON JAMES & JANEY HOLMES KORTH MICHAEL & NANCY STEADMAN JASON & DAWN MELEAR WILL & ABBIE WILSON GIRAUD NICK & KATY GRINSFELDER OWEN HUTCHISON MARCI HELM KRAMER MAGILTON JOHN & COURTENAY MENDELL JOEL GLASS HASTINGS SCOTT & BROOKE MCGUYER LISA KRAYNICK MARK MAGRUDER ELIZABETH SHUEY MERKLE ATWELL & LESA GOINS BILLY & CARLA HATLER HUTSON JENNIFER HILE KUCZAJ MARK & MICHELLE MIKE & SHANNON PHILLIPS TRAVIS & CHEYNE DOBBS BOO & META LEWIS HAUSSER CHAD & LAURA IHRIG STEPHANIE PRATT KUHLES HARVEY-MARLO MERONEY GOLDAMMER WILL & SUSAN SEBESTA MIKE & LAURA BATEMAN JEFF & AMY ELDER KYRISH JAMES & DEANNA JOHNSON SCOTT & CAITLIN MERRICK MARK & CAROLINE GOLDMAN HAUSSER INDERGARD BEN LACY MALACHOWSKI WILL & KATIE MERRICK JAMES & SUSAN GONZALES CATHERINE BUTLER HAWTHORN ASHLEY DEVAULT IRWIN MARK & TONI LAHAYE PHILLIP & ARWEN MALLET BRETT & KAYCE MERSHON EDUARDO & DENISE GONZALEZ MICHAEL & CATHERINE COOPER TYLER & KATIE MRAZ ISBELL PHILIP & BLAIR LAHAYE BRANDON & ANNA MALONE SHANE & LAURA RUCKER WALDO & GRIFFIN GONZALEZ HAY BRENT & ASHLEY JACKSON T. & CANDY NEWELL LAMBDIN JOCELYN MORNEAU MANGAN METCALF JASON & MICHELLE SULLIVAN MERIDITH PATTERSON HAYES CHRISTOPHER & MELINDA JOHN & KELLY LAMBERT ANNE APPLEMAN MANN JENNIFER METZ GOOCH DELEAN & SARA SHELBURN NELSON JACKSON ED & JENNIFER LAMPRECHT JOE & CLAIR MANNING BRIAN & KRISTI METZGER REBECCA WHITE GOODMAN HAZLEWOOD DAVID JACKSON . TAMMY LANDON ELIZABETH SANDERS MANNING KALLY FEILD MEYER DENNIS & WHITNEY GORMLEY TYLER & HANNAH HEAD DON FROG & MO THOMPSON JEFF & LINDA LANDSBERG CHAPMAN & ASHLEY ABINGTON CHARLES & ATLANTA MEYNIER KEVIN & CAMILLE GOSSETT BRIDGET HEARN JACKSON TIM & CARRIE MAJORS LANE MANNSCHRECK BRAD & DEBBIE MILES JACKI JOHNSON GOVEA WILL & CASEY WILLIAMS HEDGES JENNIFER JACKSON PATRICK LANE TOD & HEATHER MARBURGER BILL & JESSICA MILLER BARNEY & AMANDA HOLLAND KEVIN & JAIME HEIDEINREICH REBECCA JACKSON MICHAEL & TERRY LYNN HUNT MADISON & ELIZABETH GREEHEY JACKIE MILLER GRAHAM TOUSSAINT WROE JACKSON LANE MARCEAU JOHN & GIBBS COLGIN MILLER JOHN (JACK) & ANGELA GRAHAM ALISON HEINEMAN . 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MATTINGLY BILL MORRISS ASHLEY DRAEHN GUMBERT HANK & KARA HILLIARD MEREDITH JONES CHAT LENHART KENNETH MAVERICK RYAN & REBECCA MORSE AMY GUSEMAN & GREG WILKINS KEN & KATHY STOWE HINES PATJONES JACK & LANIE NIX LENHART DON & ANGIE WEST MAXFIELD CHRISTINA MORSE MIKE & ANNE HACHTMAN AMY THORNTON HINSON RED DOG JONES JOHN & NATALIE METZGER HENRY & JENNIFER MAY KELLY BLALOCK MORTON RUDY & COLLEEN HADDAD JIMMY & WHITNEY WOOTEN STEWART & KATHERINE JONES LESIKAR RON & PAIGE MAY JOHN & SHANNON HARKINS HOLDEN & HAYLEY HAGGERTON HINTON TIM & ANNA JONES MOLLY ROESLER LESLEY PAUL & JILL WHITE MAYHACK MORTON CHRIS & AMY HAJDU ELLIOTT & BETSY HIRSHFELD ZACH & ALLISON HARPER SUSAN LESLIE HEATH & LARISSA MCBRIDE BRUCE & ROBBIE MOSELEY JOHN & JENNIFER HALL LONG & ANGIE HOANG JORDAN ASHLEY CALDWELL LEVI REBECCA MCCARTHY BOBBY & ERIN SELKE MOSES PHILLIP & LACY SMITH HALL WILL & SARA HOLLAND HOLLY PARISH JORDAN JORDAN & HELEN LEVIN BRAD & LETITIA MCCASLAND JEREMY & ERIN DEATON MOSS WALLACE & KRISTI HALL JOE 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HOUSTON MATTHEW KENT JUSTIN LOWENFIELD JENNIFER GOBLE McKELVEY WILSON NEELY BUBBA & JENNIFER HARKINS BREE MCDANIEL HOWARD ANDY & COURTNEY GRAFA KERR BILL LOWRY CHRIS & ELLEN BROWN MEREDITH MILES NEILL GEORGIA ALEXANDER HARMON LAURA HOWARD STAN & CHRISTINE KEY JOHN & MEREDITH NORTON MCKEOWN BEGGS BEVAN NELAND ROB & ANGI HARP CHRIS & RACHEL MERRILL TERRY & CHARLENE KEY LUCAS ALAN & MELANIE McKNIGHT BRANDON & DEENA NELMS KEVIN & EDIE BROWN HOWARD ROBERT KIMMEL MICHAEL LUCKSINGER TIM & SHAWN McLALLEN CARLA NELSON HARRINGTON STEPHEN & KATIE GREEN JAMES & KATHERINE KING MARK & ASHLEY MATTHEWS CAMI CANALES GINA AL-JAZRAWI NELSON MARK & KAY CHRISTY HARRIS HOWARD DEE WOMBLE KING LUNSFORD ROBERT & LAURA MCMAHAN ERIC & RACHEL LEE NEUMANN CLAYTON & ERIN HARRISON DAVID & HEATHER HOWELL RUSSELL & REBECCA KING HOWARD & JODY HAMM LUTZ REBECCA BLAKEY McNEIL MILAM & TORY NEWBY TOM & NANCY BROWN HARRISON MATT HOWELL KELLY & KRISTIN ELLIOTT DREW & DAWN LYDICK BRAD & ANNA MCPHAIL LESLIE NEWCOMER MARGO 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SHREVES SYLVESTER RICHARD WAGGONER JOHN & JESSIE YULL BRANDON PILLANS RUDOLPH KELLEY SHUFORD SCOTT & TAMARA SYPULT COURTNEY KING WAGGONER MARK & KATHERINE YZAGUIRRE LAUREN RIESTER PINCHBECK JEFFREY & ASHLEY BRYAN ASHLEY GREEN SHUPE ERIC & ELIZABETH DUNN TALLEY BLAIR WALKER & JOACHIM JOSH & ASHLEY BLYTHE ZACHRY JORDAN & AMY PINCU RUGGLES JACK & SHAY EVANS SIDES MIKE & MELISSA TAPP “MARC” SCHMID TAMIR & KARIN SOLOMON JANE QUENTAN PIPER JOHN & DIANNE RUSSELL JAMES & LAURIE SIMMONS STEPHEN & MARISSA TARLETON JACK & ANDREA WALKER ZALTSMAN JOSEPH & BETSY FARRINGTON SETH & ELIZABETH RUSSELL BO & ASHLEY HOLMAN SIMPSON KENNO & JENNIFER TARLTON KENNEY & STACIE WALKER JEFF & BROOKE BURNEY ZARR PISTONE PATRICK RYAN BRIAN & KARRI BRADLEY ROBERT & SHARON TARVER WILLIAM “WILLIE” WALKER MITCHELL & STACEY ZOLL SAM PITTS ALEX RYERSON SIMPSON BRAD & APRIL ELLISON TATE KATHY GESELL WALLACE LAYNE ELEAZER PITZER WILLIAM “DUNNE” & ROGAN BRIAN & SAVANNAH WARE KELVIN & JEANNE LEFORE TATUM SAM & LINDSAY GREEN 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RICHARD & SHANNON POUNDS MARY ELIZABETH WISE SAND JOHN & KATHERINE LEFLORE CARL & DIANA THOMAS ERICA WARD CULLEN & ALISON POWELL SCOTT SANDERS SMELKO CHRISTOPHER & MOLLY DUVALL MOLLY REESE WARD 2) It just let out a little KAM & LAUREN PRAYTOR JAY & KATIE SARTAIN BETSY AYRES SMITH THOMAS WESLEY WARE COREY & AMY PRESTIDGE SHANNON & LESLIE ELKINS CADE & HALEY SMITH KIRSTAN SCOTT THOMAS DOUG WASSON “whine” CARY PRINCE & BOB BERNSTEIN SASSER CAL & DOLORES SMITH MIKE & KERRI FRIEDMAN THOMAS MIKE & JANIE TULL WATSON BUCK PURSELLEY BRIAN & STEPHANIE BARDWELL DAN & CYNTHIA SMITH CHRIS & LAURA BARROW PETER & AMY WATSON 3) A Wise Quacker ROBYN WRIGHT QUINLIN SAUER LIL SMITH THOMASON KAYCEE WEAVER TODD & JENNIFER RAMBERG BRIAN & LINDSAY NEWMAN SAULS KYLIESMITH DOUG & BONNIE THOMPSON CRAYTON & NIKKI NELSON WEBB CLINT & JESSICA CONNELLY JAMES SAYERS MARK & DENISE SMITH JAMES & CAMI THOMPSON GREG & KRISTIN ALLEN WEBB 4) A Barber RANCHER CLAY & DEBORAH SCANLAN PRESTON & BETTY BROWNING JENNIFER JUMONVILLE SHERRI WEBB Page 28, LUMNEWS, May 2019

Cousin Connections . . . Continued from Page 24 decade or two. As pre- TIONS” and how the story ing at Indian Springs and cut his time short. MARGA- pily Retired and (Grand) says granddaughter EMILY viously mentioned, we goes! . . Your granddaugh- the fi rst 4th generation to RET attended Inks Lake for Parenting”. She remem- is counting the days until currently have a cousin, ter EMILY BISHOP is the attend CLH from this large three years in the late 60’s bers receiving the baseball 2nd Term, Indian Springs! KINGSLEE COLE, who youngest cousin to be wel- family. Son JOSH BISHOP and early 70’s. She grew award and mostly having Thanks again, MARGA- is about to complete Kin- comed at CLH and this next and EMILY’s father, was a up in Victoria and now fun! MARGARET gradu- RET, for this wonderful, dergarten which means in summer EMILY (age 9) will camper at Indian Springs lives in Austin. Asked what ated from the University wonderful story! See you another two years she will be in her 2nd year of camp- for fi ve years until baseball she is doing now . .“Hap- of Houston-Victoria. She V-Day! add a fl ower to the SEALE branch of the tree. I can only imagine how heavily laden the BAUKNIGHT HELP! branch will be when they HELP! all start adding buds and This is LOUISE fl owers from what will be McNABB’s their direct-line fourth gen- rescue If you have not yet eration of Camp Longhorn lab named paid your 2019 campers to our tree. Like DEACON . . dues and are about our family tree, with its three distinct but connected as a puppy in to panic because branches, Camp Longhorn January ‘19 . . you don’t have has also grown deep roots and now, your “parking over the course of their 80- March ‘19!! pass” . . . year existence in the Texas Hill Country and has also HE LOVES just go online to widened its branches to CAMP the CLH website now include three distinct LONGHORN! and pay your branches with Inks Lake, dues!! Indian Springs, and C-3 - separate entities that will all fl ourish individually and collectively as they are in- tertwined into one great big Camp Longhorn Family by all that makes Camp Long- WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING . . . for ALUMNI names and addresses (that we do not already have. We now have horn such a magical place over 8,200 Alumni and Special Parents in our computer and know there are 25,000 more to contact! If you know and a Slice of Heaven on of any former campers and/or counselors that are not receiving our mailings, please let us know on the following Earth. “fi ll in the blank!” (If married, please include maiden name) A reward for the capture of new names and address- ATTAWAY- TOGROW… es! THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for your help . . . BAUKNIGHT-BISH- OP-SEALE FAMILY OF COUSINS and CAMP Full name Address City/State/Zip LONGORN FAMILY OF CAMPS. Happy 80th An- niversary to Camp Long- horn from our entire family. We all feel extremely fortu- nate to have been connect- ed with you for 70 of those 80 years. MARGARET BISHOP, what an absolutely wonder- ful writing! Your CLH fami- ly tree dates way back! Your grandparents sent their boys - JIM BAUKNIGHT and BRUCE BAUKNIGHT to CLH in the late 40’s and early 5O’s. Since that time we have had BAUKNIGHT, BISHOP and SEALES at camp for the last 70 years! What a story and it is so much fun to read yot- Send Reward To: lr “COUSIN CONNEC-