ABOUT THE COVER

We are pleased to be continuing our new tradition of having pictures on four pages of the Spirit! In addition to the front and back covers, the alternate sides of these pages capture even more of what was special in 2012.

The top picture on the front cover displays the four High Senior Captains of the White Chaos and the Blue Juveniles (left to right): Mitchell Lesser, Matt Shaffer, Danny Brack, and Jacob Stetson holding this year’s Color War plaque. The bottom picture shows many of our fine 2012 staff members getting ready for our always popular Wrestlemania.

The inside of the front cover shows an all-star group of 13 year old happy campers (left to right): Aaron Stone, David Rubin, Anthony Shea, Sam Shapiro, Jackson Quist, Jordan Jones, Brett Middleton, Alex Romantz, Ben Burns, Brendan Delaney, Zach Miller, Ari Natansohn, Zach Zysk, and Justin Smith. This is followed below by the camp celebrating after our “House Game” victory over Robin Hood!

The inside of the back cover depicts two scenes from West End’s World Cup. On top there is an action shot of the regatta event. This matchup is between South Africa and Brazil. On the bottom, there is a picture of this year’s World Cup Champion Greece, whose flag is now hanging in the dining hall for the entire year. Team members are from left to right front row Brian Barrera, Houston Barenholtz, Kaleb Decker, Noah Leslie, Jacob Denning, Kevin Wu, and Diego Rivera, and back row Farid Mawanda, Coach Mason Williams, and Jacob Stetson.

The back cover displays two memorable scenes from this year’s exciting Desert War. The top picture shows Jordan Sarnie being hoisted by exuberant members of his team after he successfully captured the flag. The bottom photo shows many members of team Fortune at the conclusion of Desert War, right after painting Desert War Rock yellow to celebrate their victory.

Special credit and thanks go out to photographer Ben Eggert, who should take great pride in these cover photos and the thousand plus pictures he took during the season. Thanks also to Bryna Leeder and Ramie Lepler who lent their time and talents to our photographic efforts all summer.

DEDICATION

Throughout its over one hundred year history, West End House Camp has relied on its alumni members for the support it needs to continue to operate, expand, and be a first class organization. Alumni assistance comes in many different forms. Expertise, volunteer activities, and financial support are but a few of the ways WEH Camp has been fortunate to benefit from its strong and active alumni. Two men in recent years have come to the forefront and been extraordinary in their support: David Krivitsky and Henry Lewis. David Krivitsky’s West End House roots go back to his father, Benjamin (“Tom Cornell”) Krivitsky, and his uncles, Sid Krivitsky and Dr. Harold Krivan. Dave is also the proud uncle of former campers Jimmy and Bobby Musiker. Dave was a star track athlete at Boston English High School and Dartmouth College; he attended WEH Camp in the late 1930s and early 1940s. After serving in the United States Navy, he moved to New York City and has resided there for the past sixty or so years. However, Dave never forgot his experiences at WEH Camp; he has kept in touch and tries to visit the facility each summer. He has always been very supportive (e.g., sponsoring the electric scoreboard in the gym), but at the time of the Camp’s Centennial celebrations and thereafter he has become a true benefactor to the cause, endowing through the David Krivitsky Charitable Gift Fund an administrative position within the organization. Henry Lewis, or Hank as he is usually called, was a camper in the early 1960s as the result of his own father’s (Edward’s) membership and affiliation with our organization. In turn, Hank’s own son, Nick, also attended the camp. Thus, Henry Lewis has had the opportunity to observe firsthand over a period of almost fifty years how the camp has grown, expanded, and continues to reach out to boys from all walks of life. He resolved that he would make a commitment to offer substantial support. Hank has in recent years sponsored fundraising events where he has taken the lead in donating substantially through the Henry R. Lewis Family Fund and through his own company, Vantage Deluxe World Travel. He is responsible for the establishment of the William Margolin Fund for Excellence, the interest from which is used to ensure that eligible active members of the WEH Boys & Girls Club will have the means to attend camp; to provide assistance to boys associated with the Wounded Warrior Project; and to offer support to the WEH Girls Camp. Hank’s generosity and evolving plans will mean a brighter and more secure future for our camp. In honor of these two gentlemen, and in tribute to their commitment and support of West End House Camp, the 2012 Spirit is respectfully and gratefully dedicated to

DAVID KRIVITSKY and HENRY R. LEWIS

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

There are many people whose assistance during this past year has been invaluable to us. We would like to acknowledge the following individuals and institutions that contributed to the success of the season: ·Michael Berger, President of WEH Camp, for his tireless efforts on our behalf. ·Past Presidents Henry Barr and Marty Jacobs for their continued assistance. ·Members of the Camp Corporation, who oversee the operation and whose committees meet regularly to ensure that WEH Camp is the very best it can possibly be. These great people are listed elsewhere in the Spirit, and each has been tremendous in his or her support of the Camp. Special thanks to Adam Barr for his work on the website, and to Bill Swiecicki and Bob Goober for ther superb work regarding the maintenance and property management aspect of our facility. ·Aaron Leppo (Full Line Graphics) – thank you for your patience and generosity in arranging for the printing of the 2012 Spirit! What a classy publication! ·Bert and Esther Wynn for their presence and help at the Breakfast from Day One! ·Tony Goroshko for driving his truck to camp on the final day and transporting trunks & luggage back to Boston. ·Sheila O’Connell and St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center in Brighton for their donation of medical supplies. -Tony Costello and the fine folks at Franciscan Children’s Hospital in Brighton – we thank you for the use of your parking lot for bus departures and arrivals. It is an ideal meeting space! ·Sincere gratitude to the staff at the West End House Boys & Girls Club, especially Executive Director Andrea Howard, Kristin Rhuda, Mark DaCruz, and Jenny Nute. Special mention to Karen Cyr, whose presence we shall greatly miss. ·Ken Kandler for his donation each summer of hand sanitizers and other health- related products, as well as his generous contribution of prizes for the Camp Breakfast raffle. -Brien Wong for meeting the returning buses at Franciscan Hospital and making sure that campers and luggage were always accounted for. Thanks Jimmy Lepler for helping out as well. Bob Kessin for his generous donation of staff shirts.

MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

I am delighted to state that 2012 was a great summer! A near record number of campers, a safe and healthy season, an excellent staff, new activities, and an enthusiasm all across the board made for a tremendous eight weeks. Although WEH Camp is open ten weeks each summer (one week for staff training, eight weeks for campers, one week for the Alumni), the task of directing it encompasses a full 52 weeks each year. By my calculations Steve Lepler puts about 80 weeks worth of effort into this - his dedication, energy, creativity, concern, and organizational skills are unmatched, and the success of 2012 is the direct result of these tireless efforts. His fervent determination to ensure that West End House Camp remains the very best among all camps is evident. Thank you, Steve, for all you have done and will continue to do! Ryan Wilensky has been an indispensable addition since he came on board in October of 2007 as Director of Operations. His dedication is in the true “Spirit of the House,” and he continues to play an extremely important and positive role in the lives of the youngsters we serve. Special gratitude to Registered Nurse Rosemary Connors for tending to the medical needs of campers. She did so with professionalism and concern, and always in an upbeat and pleasant manner. It was a great joy having Lee and Linda Russell back to head up the kitchen. They, along with Tom Mercier, turned out superb meals each and every day. Under the expert care of Property Managers, John Fredette and Steve Chamberlain, our facility remains in excellent “up to date” shape. They are amazing and very talented people; we are so very fortunate to have them. Ramie Lepler was always ready and willing to lend a helping hand, especially when it came to driving the boat or taking pictures. Thank you, Ramie, for all that you have done for us. I am especially pleased to offer thanks to my wife, Bryna. Her volunteer efforts keeping track of the campers’ spending money, picking up the mail, making trips to the clinic or hospital, stocking the canteen, helping in the infirmary, picking up supplies, etc., are truly invaluable. She is a remarkable person! Most of all, I want to offer my gratitude to the staff and to the campers. Ultimately, the success of the season comes down to quality of campers and quality of staff – and once again both “categories” were of the highest level! Special thanks to Danny Walsh and Michael Jacobs for their efforts both on and off the waterfront! Don’t forget to check out our fantastic website (www.westendhousecamp.org ) and to let your friends know about us! We continue to attract many new campers through word of mouth, and we welcome your referrals. In the meantime, stay well and take care. Call (617-783-2267), email ([email protected]), or write (105 Allston St., Allston, MA 02134-5029) if we at WEH Camp can help in any way.

Bill Margolin Executive Director

MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR

The West End House Camp 2012 season has been over for one month as I sit down to write this message. As I wind down from the very busy summer and gear up for the next one, I have a better perspective on what was special about the summer of 2012.

1. High quality and quantity of campers- 269 boys- enjoyed and benefited! 2. A large and committed veteran staff that showed professionalism and enthusiasm! 3. Excellent administrative leadership team with a personal touch. 4. Well run sports, waterfront, and special activity programs. 5. Close and exciting Color War, Desert War, and World Cup competitions. 6. Improvements such as our renovated baseball field, G1 cabin, and outdoor courts. 7. New equipment and activities such as paddle boarding and fitness/weight training. 8. Our positive upbeat attitude, strong values, and clear mission. 9. “Make Friends for Life” was not just a slogan; it was - and is - a reality! 10. Our beautiful, well kept, and utilized facilities and setting are second to none!

My son Evan, who was a 12 year camper and counselor, teases me that every summer does not have to be “the best ever.” While I do agree that I can be prone to hyperbole, I do think that each summer has a special place in the pantheon of great WEHC seasons. Since each season builds on the previous one and we are all serious about the importance of making every year better, I feel that 2012 is the current leader in the “best ever” department. But just wait until 2013! The themes for the staff during training and set up week were “What is special about WEHC that you want to pass on to your campers?” and “What does it mean to be a professional?” Counselors implemented these themes continuously all season long. Our excellent staff was extremely capably led by Ryan Wilensky, Director of Operations (and primary Editor of this terrific yearbook)! I sincerely thank Ryan so much for all he did to make the season go well (despite some challenging family issues). Danny Walsh, our Waterfront Director, returned for his umpteenth year, and led a vibrant, safe, varied, educational, and fun waterfront program. Mike Jacobs once again joined us as our Boating Director. He added his dedication, mature leadership, responsible presence, active teaching, and many skills to the waterfront. Bill Margolin, Executive Director, cruised around in his new golf cart and was always there or available at short notice to ensure that all campers and staff were doing well and that the camp was operating smoothly. This summer we also truly benefited from having an exceptional Nurse, Rosemary Connors, as part of our leadership team! A few closing thoughts: I truly get the sense that you all realize that West End House Camp was, is, and will be the best place to spend the summer, have fun, learn, and grow. We want you to be part of the uniquely special West End House Camp family. This will benefit you now and for the rest of your life. Please book your slot for the 2013 season at WEHC if you have not yet done so. It is an awesome honor, privilege, and responsibility to be a leader of West End House Camp. I pledge to work tirelessly year round to make West End House Camp the best camp around. Thank you for your collaboration, involvement, and support. Best regards to you and your family –

Steve Lepler

Message from the Operations Director

Another incredible summer at West End House Camp, what else is new? Great campers, counselors, facilities, activities, weather, waterfront are all part of the magic West End recipe. Of course, there are always so many people to thank for making 2012 a terrific summer. It seems that each year that goes by, it becomes easier and easier to work with the campers. This is a credit to Steve Lepler and his tireless work at making sure West End has the most diverse, enthusiastic and “classy” campers around. When I look back at the summer, what I remember most is how great the campers are and how the future looks so bright. Thanks Steve, for all you have done and continue to do to carry the torch of West End greatness. As for “Mr. West End,” Bill Margolin, it continues to be such privilege to work with a living legend. Bill continues to be as effective and energetic as ever with his famous chess matches, spelling bees, DQ trips, scary stories and tireless hours of work behind the scenes. Bill’s “chess ladder” officially ends when he becomes first on the list, so I think it is still going if anyone wants to drop by the club and challenge him! The best addition to West End this summer was definitely Rosemary Connors, the Camp Nurse. Rosemary was such a tireless worker and positive leader on the team. Hopefully she will be back for many years to come. Of course, once again, John Fredette and Steve “Chambo” Chamberlain did a fantastic job keeping the camp looking pristine year round. Finally, I’d like to thank Danny Walsh, who once again did a great job at the Waterfront. We were able to add paddleboarding this summer as a new Waterfront activity, which the campers seemed to love. As the person who does the scheduling, it makes my life so much easier knowing the Waterfront runs itself so smoothly under Danny’s direction. As always, the camp is only as good as its staff and this year’s Senior Staff led the way, mentoring the most promising group of CITs I can ever remember. First and foremost, I’d like to thank Neil Sharma, who took care of the incredibly difficult task of running Color War while I was away due to a family emergency. I never had to worry, as Neil is such a great and capable planner and leader. I’d like to thank new additions, Tyler Randolph and Mason Williams, for running the 15-under Basketball team like a family. It was awesome to watch the team compete and grow all summer. I know the kids on the team will never forget how hard they worked and how rewarding the experience was. My thanks to Doug Spink, who helped schedule and plan the Night Activities. I can honestly say this was the best summer for Night Activities in my 5 years back and Doug’s efforts were a major reason why; to Ian Solomon and Eric Lesser, for running leagues efficiently and with a ton of passion; to Brion Rock and Barrett Wilson, for both bringing great energy and hysterical announcements all summer and for running a terrific Desert War, despite the elements; to Logan Daigle, for his contributions to land staff and to Joseph Williams who ran an amazing Tennis Program; to Roque Reyes, for his great coaching skills and officiating all summer; to Ben Eggert, for being such a talented swim instructor and presence at the Waterfront; to Todd Zucker, for his quirky fun personality and for being so great in the cabin with his veteran campers (“Todd is Cool”); to Shiv (Matt Shivers), for his veteran leadership and his leadership as a Head CW coach; to Jarrid McElligott, who epitomizes Belichick’s “Just do your job” theme. Jarrid is so reliable and is one of the most underrated members of the staff; to Dylan Doyle, who ran a teerific archery program and also spent endless hours developing the newest great night activity, “Walking Dead,” which could be a fixture for years to come. Finally, I’d like to thank Mike Jacobs, who is constantly working on our fleet and who teaches the campers how to sail. Hopefully we will see his return in 2013. On a personal note, one of the highlights of the summer was the “Tender West Ender” Community Service group. Twice during the summer, we helped an elderly woman, Jane Bryant, clean up downtown Limerick and helped with her yard work. We had around 20 different campers and counselors assist out and it was a lot of fun. Jane even let us hang out with her alpaca (kangaroo-like pet) and everyone got a great thrill at her badgering “The Boss Man” for his slow work. The Limerick community was buzzing about how helpful and polite the West End guys were. I look forward to Jane’s new projects in 2013. Maybe the alpaca will be used to start a future Color War! As hard as it may be to believe, somehow I know that 2013 will be even better than 2012. The leadership team is already meeting about new programming and activities, which are very exciting. The goal, from a programming perspective, is to have a variety of safe and educational programs that will reach all of our campers’ passions. Luckily, we continue to have the staff, equipment and facilities to make that happen year in and year out. Thanks --Ryan Wilensky

WEST END HOUSE CAMP CORPORATION

Members of the West End House Camp Corporation are people who have all had a long affiliation with the West End House organization and who volunteer extraordinary time and efforts throughout the year for the benefit of the West End House Camp. As of January 1, 2012, they are: Officers and Directors President: Michael Berger Vice President: Robert Goober Vice President: James Stoller Vice President: Bill Swiecicki Treasurer: Geoff Dancey Clerk: Martha Day Immediate Past President: Marty Jacobs Past President: Henry Barr

DIRECTORS David Bikofsky Carolyn Eggert Robert Ryter Brett Barenholtz William Faria Jeff Seifer Adam Barr Paul Gordon Josh Swiecicki Sidney Boorstein Dr. Evan Hack Jared Wilk Paul Cohen Dr. Jeffrey Kublin Stephen Wynn Steve Curley Aaron Leppo Bert Wynn Steve Dancey John Parker John Zinman Lee Rappaport

MICHAEL W. CATALDO, SR. AWARD

Mike Cataldo had been affiliated with the West End House since childhood. He served as President of the WEH Alumni Association, the WEH Boys & Girls Club, and the WEH Camp, and was Co-Chairman of the Camp Committee for many, many years. He was a most dedicated and tireless worker for the organization, and we all felt a profound loss when he passed away in 1999. In memory of this outstanding individual, an award is presented annually to a person whose volunteer efforts, commitment, and service to the West End House Camp are in keeping with the tradition and character so exemplified by Michael W. Cataldo, Sr. Recipients have been:

2000 Billy Swiecicki 2001 Henry L. Barr 2002 Bert Wynn 2003 Marty Jacobs 2004 Elmer “Bud” Runyon 2005 Hy Escott 2006 Steve Curley 2007 Bryna Leeder 2008 Jim Stoller 2009 Laurie Kaplan 2010 Sid Boorstein 2011 Brett Barenholtz 2012 Michael Berger 2013 Aaron Leppo

WEHC ELITE EIGHT 2012

We are pleased to recognize the following campers who made the wise decision to spend the full 8 weeks at WEHC this past summer. By virtue of their commitment, skills, and continuity, they were the primary leaders in their age groups and in the camp in general. They did an outstanding job of guiding camp to one of its best years ever. They received special privileges, recognition, and responsibilities throughout the season. We hope you become a member of the Elite 8 during the summer of 2013.

Jacob Stetson Mitchell Lesser Aaron Rappaport 2012 MID-SEASON AWARDS Panharith Kong At the end of the first 2 weeks and at the end of the first 4 Farid Mawanda weeks campers are honored for their achievements. The Danny Brack following campers were chosen from many excellent Kevin Wu nominees by members of the Senior Staff: Sam Eggert Junior Rookie (1st 2 weeks): Trevor Kelly Spencer Quist Intermediate Rookie (1st 2 weeks): Matt Paluzzi Anthony Folkes Senior Rookie (1st 2 weeks): Tre Collins Jack Lesser Junior Rookie (2nd 2 weeks): Joey Kraft and Jake Yarckin Raymond Wu Outstanding Junior (1st 4 weeks): Brian Barrera Intermediate Rookie (1st 4 weeks): Arturo De La Torre Walden Ng st Chris Madden Outstanding Intermediate (1 4 weeks): Jordan Sarnie and Andrew Garfield Austin Dodes Senior Rookie (1st 4 weeks): Peter Wynn Houston Barenholtz Outstanding Senior (1st 4 weeks): Eric Benninghoff Ben Keller Oudom Seang Max Brody Brady Buckman Brandon Buckman Yasin Mohamud Brandon Karp Ryan Karp Dana Staples Sean Staples Adam Staples Almonte Henk

JUNIOR DIVISION AWARDS- WEST END HOUSE CAMP 2012 Directors' Award Unsung Hero Griffin Yas Brandon Karp

Rookie of the Year MVP Joey Cohen Max Brody

Outstanding Sportsman Ian Greenblatt Spirit of the House Will Kritzer Josh Kornbleuth

Jacob M. Burnes Camper of the Year Brandon Buckman

INTERMEDIATE DIVISION AWARDS- 2012 Directors' Award Unsung Hero Alex Romantz Walter Thom

Rookie of the Year MVP Brendan Delaney Quinn Albert

Outstanding Sportsman Ian Greenblatt Spirit of the House Drew Seifer Raymond Wu

Bill Margolin Camper of the Year Jack Lesser

SENIOR DIVISION AWARDS-2012 Staff Award MVP Spencer Quist Matt Shaffer

Directors' Award Ian Greenblatt Spirit of the House Victor Svedloff Danny Brack

Outstanding Sportsman Louis I. Kane Leadership Award Panharith Kong Jacob Stetson

Unsung Hero James J. Storrow Camper of the Year Matt Leppo Mitchell Lesser

WATERMELON LEAGUE

This year’s Watermelon League season was extremely exciting, competitive, and fun. WEHC’s unique brand of softball, with all campers and staff playing 2 inning games, always leads to many memorable moments for all, from the youngest campers to the oldest staff members. The standings after the 7 game regular season were as follows:

Wilensky/Wilson/Williams 5-2 Reyes/McElligott/Sharma 4-2-1 Spink/Doyle 4-2-1 Solomon/Daigle 3-3-1 Jacobs/Randolph (Champions) 3-4 Lepler/Zucker 3-4 Walsh/Eggert 2-4-1 Rock/Shivers 2-5

There was an 8-team playoff consisting of sequential 1 inning games on the last full day of camp. Everyone had a chance to potentially taste the watermelon that comes with the championship! There were some truly close and exciting games. In a day of upsets, the final game pitted the Jacobs/Randolph squad with its all-star infield vs. the Walsh/Eggert power hitting crew. In a game that came down to the final batter, the Jacobs/Randolph team completed its late season drive to win the title! They celebrated and savored the watermelon on that Friday night.

Will there be a repeat champion next year? Could be, but there will be many others seeking to gain the throne! Join us to be part of the fun!

Intercamp Sports Report 2012 By: Ryan Wilensky

This year’s intercamp teams had a great degree of success and some painfully close disappointments. First off, when I think of this summer, one of my enduring memories will be the hard work of Tyler Randolph and Mason Williams, admirably leading the 15 under Basketball team all summer to defeat Robin Hood all 3 times. The House Game was an absolute battle with Zach Chason and Sherman (Robin Hood) going back and forth like LeBron and Durant in the NBA finals. In the end, Chason had a lot of help with great contributions from Danny Brack, who was in foul trouble in the 1st half, Eric McNeilly off the bench when Josephson got in foul trouble and gave huge great minutes, and Mitch Lesser brought stability to the team and was huge all summer. Brack hit several foul shots down the stretch to secure a much needed House Game victory. The Robin Hood 15 under tournament was a disappointment for the team, with the only bright spot being a 2nd defeat of Robin Hood, with a huge Mitch Lesser 3-pointer in the last minute of the game. The biggest disappointment was the loss of Panharith Kong with a broken finger. Kong remained an integral part of the team as an assistant coach/cheerleader for the rest of the summer. The team had a warm-up blowout win vs. O-AT-KA 61-31. Then the team handily beat Robin Hood for the “Hood Game.” New additions to the team played a huge role in the victory including Smith brothers pressing (Tyler + Bryce), Coby Tippett breaking the press, Nate Wright on the glass, and a legendary performance by mainstay Mitch Lesser. Mitch played the best game I have ever seen him play at a very important time when his teammates weren’t knocking down shots. Adam Josephson was big on the glass as well. Finally, the team wanted to face off against the great Winaukee team they lost to in the tournament. In “House Game 2” the team added Andrew Kern and Mark Karmiy, who is one of the best players camp has ever seen. Karmiy scored over 30 in this incredible matchup which was tied with under a minute left. But Winaukee withstood the hostile crowd, made a huge layup with about 30 seconds left and withstood one last attempt by West End to tie. Even in defeat, this was the most memorable game of the summer. I will always remember the early runs, the many practices, and the passion that the team brought back and how they put us back where we belong beating the Hood 3 times. The 13-under team did a terrific job at the Robin Hood tournament coming in 2nd place and bringing home the summer’s first trophy. They beat Robin Hood and Winaukee B, but just could not defeat a mighty Winaukee team. Great performances were turned in by Jimmy Fitzhenry, Nate Wolf, Victor Swain, Karl Hubbard, Jack Lesser and Max Curran who all played great all day long. West End hosted 2 terrific baseball games on our new and pristine clay Baseball Field. In the first game, we won 3-2 for 13-under Baseball over O-AT-KA. Max Curran his a bomb home run. Then we lost a great game vs. Indian Acres 5-4 for 14-under Baseball. Robbie Antonucci hit a homer. In Soccer, West End had a big 8-2 win over Robin Hood for 11-under soccer. Excellent performances were turned in by Kenny Schechter, Jake Yarckin, Noah Oppenheim, and Josh Kornbleuth. All of the team got to play huge minutes including the Connelly twins, Max Brody, Joey Kraft, Liam Rowland, and Brian Barrera. Although we lost at Robin Hood for 12-under Soccer, Jordan Sarnie was clearly the best player on the field. The 15 under Tennis team and the Archery teams did not win, but played hard and had a great time. The 12-under Lacrosse team played a tournament at Winaukee. They beat Winaukee B, but lost to Winaukee A and Takajo. Jimmy Fitzhenry, Ethan Seidman, Brady Buckman, Austin Dodes, and Alex Joseph all played well. The Spelling Bee team, led by

legendary coach Bill Margolin, had some individual and team victories. The Junior group, consisting of Sean Staples and Daniel Volfson, stood up well under the pressure, and Daniel made it to the Individual Finals. A strong Senior Team, composed of Joe Rowland, Aaron Karasik, Jacob Denning, and Dana Staples, made it to the Team Finals, and the Individual Senior Trophy for the entire day was won by our own Joe Rowland, winning on the word “leprechaun.” Finally, the 13-under Football team lost a heartbreaker in the finals with the game close to the end. But, Winaukee beat our team twice and was the better team. Great performances were turned in by Coby Tippett, who has played on the team for 3 years, as well as by Quinn Albert, Robbie Antonucci, Isaiah Bedsole, Brett Middleton, and Jack Lesser. I would especially like to thank all the coaches for putting in long hours with our squads. Coaching intercamp is an extra responsibility with a huge time commitment. There are some terrific players who are eligible next year for 15-under Basketball, so hopefully the momentum in the rivalry will be on West End’s side. Look forward to seeing Coby Tippett, Panharith Kong, Max Curran, Spencer Quist, and Bryce and Tyler Smith leading the way vs. the Hood.

Intercamp Sports 2012 Results Date Game Win, Lose, WEHC Opponent Tie 7/1 15-Under Basketball (HOUSE GAME) Won 68 58 RH 7/3 13-Under Basketball Tourney @ RH Lost 5 17 Winaukee A 7/3 13-Under Basketball Tourney @ RH Won 29 11 RH 7/3 13-Under Basketball Tourney @ RH Won 25 9 Winaukee B 7/3 13-Under Basketball Tourney @ RH Lost 12 16 Winaukee A 7/3 15-Under Basketball Tourney @ RH Lost 26 32 Indian Acres 7/3 15-Under Basketball Tourney @ RH Won 24 22 RH 7/3 15-Under Basketball Tourney @ RH Lost 22 31 Winaukee 7/7 13 – Under Baseball Won 3 2 O-AT-KA 7/12 11 – Under Soccer Won 8 2 RH 7/12 15 – Under Tennis Match @ RH Lost 0 6 @ RH 7/13 15 + 12 Under Archery @ RH @ RH 7/15 15-Under Basketball Won 61 31 @ O-AT-KA 7/16 12 – Under Lacrosse Tournament @ Win Lost 1 4 Winaukee A 7/16 12 – Under Lacrosse Tournament @ Win Won 9 0 Winaukee B 7/16 12 – Under Lacrosse Tournament @ Win Lost 0 8 Takajo 7/18 15 + 12 Under Spelling Bee (in Portland) 7/19 12 – Under Soccer Lost 1 10 RH 7/19 15 – Under Basketball (HOOD GAME) Won 68 62 @RH 7/26 13-Under Football Tourney @ RH Lost 20 24 Winaukee 7/26 13-Under Football Tourney @ RH Won 47 18 Kenwood 7/26 13-Under Football Tourney @ RH Won 14 12 Robin Hood 7/26 13-Under Football Tourney @ RH Won 34 21 Robin Hood 7/26 13-Under Football Tourney @ RH Lost 16 30 Winaukee 7/28 15-Under Basketball (HOUSE GAME II) Lost 78 81 Winaukee 8/6 14 – Under Baseball Lost 4 5 Indian Acres

Final Record: 12 – 12

Leagues Report 2012 By Ian Solomon

Junior and Intermediate Leagues ran smoothly for the entire camp season. As Junior and Intermediate League Commissioner, not only did I have to come up with a theme for all the teams in both leagues, but I also scouted the players during “West End Clinics” to ensure I could make equal teams that were all competitive. Making the Junior Leagues Teams was a lot of fun. Instead of just creating four teams, I had the pleasure of helping four of our first year CIT’s create their own teams. The coaches, Adam Josephson, Joey Cohen, Ian Finn, and Zach Chason, all scouted their teams until we held a draft to create their teams. The coaches were all friendly with each other, but from that came a competitive spirit, where each would try to one-up the other. This year, all the Junior League coaches were High Senior Captains in the previous year’s Color War, so it was great to see them stepping into the spotlight again. I had a lot of fun creating the leagues themes. In the first two week session, I tried to promote some products from my home state of Vermont by making the theme Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream flavors. There were the Americone Dreams and the Cherry Garcias, as well as the Chocolate Fudge Brownies and the Just Plain Vanilla. In the second session, our very own Evan Swartz supplied our leagues themes when the theme was Things Evan Swartz Likes. In this session, the West Boca’s were matched up against the White Immortals, and the HSC Club was against the Conings. The final 4 week session was my favorite leagues theme of all. With a One Hit Wonder theme, there were plenty of famous songs to choose from. There were the It’s Raining Men, the I’m Too Sexy, as well as the Barbie Girls, and the Kung Fu Fighting. When all was said and done, the I’m Too Sexy’s came away with a league championship, led by their enthusiastic coach, Joey Cohen. I would like to thank all the coaches who dedicated their entire summer coaching these teams. Their work was greatly appreciated by the campers and by me. In the Intermediate Leagues this year, some of the oldest campers from cabins G1, Gottlieb, 1A, and 1B were put in charge of their own teams. This was a great opportunity to see what our oldest campers had to offer in terms of leadership and potential opportunities further down the line. Each session saw a different combination of coaches. Danny Brack, Mitch Lesser, and Jacob Stetson coached for the entire summer. When the league expanded and we needed to add more coaches, Nate Wright, Aaron Rappaport, and Panharith Kong were more than willing to coach their own teams as well. I was very impressed with the leadership each of these young men showed when they were put in charge of their own teams. Each of them brought intensity and dedication to whatever they were doing and it was greatly appreciated by both me and the campers they coached. The Intermediates saw a number of unique themes as well. In the first two weeks, the theme was also Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream flavors. There were the Fruit Punches and the Watermelons, along with the Arnold Palmers and the Mucho Mangos. The second two-week session saw a massive rise in the number of Intermediate campers at West End. Because of the increase, Intermediate Leagues grew to contain 6 teams. With the Junior Leagues theme being Things Evan Swartz Likes, it only made sense to make the Intermediate theme, Things Evan Swartz Doesn’t Like. This theme saw the Miami Heat, the Slim Jims, the Locals, the Blue Timber, the Rich People, and the Gabe Gersons as teams. This was one of my favorite themes that we used all summer. In the final 4 weeks, we went back down to 4 leagues teams again. This time the theme was favorite basketball players. Hakeem Olajuwon, Larry Bird, Luke Walton, and Brian Scalabrine were the teams, and the Brian Scalabrines won the championship in a great basketball game.

I would like to thank all the referees, head refs and assistant refs who dedicated their time to monitoring these sports. Although they are officiating these games, they are also acting as active teachers through the whole game. They did a great job evenly umpiring the games, and at the same time doing their best to help each player improve. This year was so much fun and I’d like to thank everyone who helped and took part.

Senior League Report 2012 By Eric Lesser

I had the pleasure of being the 2012 Senior League Commissioner this past summer. As Commissioner, my responsibilities included making the teams, assigning captains, and then evenly distributing the sports that each team would play throughout each session. First off, I would like to thank all of the land staff and senior campers for making my job as easy as possible. Leagues would not have run as smoothly without you guys, and I really do appreciate it. Many staff stepped up this year to take the role of head refs. In particular, I would like to congratulate/thank 2nd year CIT’s Corey White and Jake Ryter for their outstanding performances as referees the entire year. Senior Leagues consisted of 4 teams each session, ranging from 9 to 10 kids per team. Due to the new “Intermediate” Division, athletes in Senior Leagues were all around the same age. No longer were 12 year olds competing with 15 year olds in basketball and football. There was a successful balance of 14 and 15 year old campers. Leagues started off faster than ever in the first two weeks. Right away the competitive nature of campers was shown. The theme of the first session was characters from my favorite book, To Kill A Mocking Bird, by Harper Lee. In the playoff finals, the Tom Robinson’s, led by Danny Brack, faced off against the Boo Radley’s, who were captained by long time 8-week camper Jacob Stetson. In the end, Brack marched to victory and won the first League title. The competition heated up in the second session when campers like Nate Wright, Coby Tippett, and the Smith twins arrived at Long Pond. No longer were the 8-week campers in G1 able to dominate like they did in the first session. Songs from up and coming rapper, Yonas, took stage as themes for the league teams in the second session. Born and raised a West Ender, Yonas recently released his mixtape, The Transition, which could be downloaded on datpiff.com. The Pumped Up Kicks upset the Wanna Be Loved in a tight game of volleyball to take the title. Once again all the captains performed admirably. The 8-week campers from G1 all had their chance to show their leadership and skills. For the final League session, the campers knew what was on the line. It didn’t matter whether one was fighting for a spot in a higher division in Color War or for a captain position, everyone was determined. Sayings from long time camper and counselor Mo Williams was the theme for the final four weeks. The Pizza Subs, the Lipstocks, the Vinchezcos, and the Moe TV’s all battled during the weeks before Color War. The only thing I wish could have gone differently during the final session was the unlucky injury to Nate Wright. Once again, thank you all for making my job as league commissioner go as smoothly as possible. Any commissioner in the future will be lucky to have staff and campers like I did to help me do my job.

JUNIOR DIVISION

WEEK MOST VALUABLE PLAYER OUTSTANDING SPORTSMAN

1. Max Brody Kevin Barrera

2. Trevor Kelly Brandon Collins

3. Ethan Seidman Joey Cohen

4. Kenny Schechter Jonathan Kraft

5. Brandon Buckman Jack Zinman

6. Victor Swain Brandon Karp

7. Josh Kornbleuth Griffin Yas

8. Jacob Siegel Adam Staples

INTERMEDIATE DIVISION

WEEK MOST VALUABLE PLAYER OUTSTANDING SPORTSMAN

1. Jimmy Fitzhenry Juan Carlos Gonzalez

2. Jack Lesser Johnny Glascock

3. Andrew Garfield Johann Ollu Millet

4. Gabe Sands Arturo De La Torre

5. Robbie Antonucci Jake Yezerski

6. Quinn Albert Austin Dodes

7. Patrick O’Toole Brendan Delaney

8. Walden Ng Azul Northcross

SENIOR DIVISION

WEEK MOST VALUABLE PLAYER OUTSTANDING SPORTSMAN

1. Danny Brack Tre Collins

2. Mitchell Lesser Dhimitri Dorceus

3. Jacob Stetson Peter Wynn

4. Bryce Smith Eric Benninghoff

5. Nate Wright Craig Beberman

6. Mark Karmiy Matt Shaffer

7. Yanni Stasinos Noah Aspel

8. Andrew Kern Matt Leppo

WEHC FIVE AND TEN YEAR CLUBS

As we began our second century in the summer of 2009, we were proud to unveil two new plaques that are prominently displayed in the dining hall. The goal is to recognize and honor campers and staff who have been at WEHC for five years and for ten years. We hold an induction ceremony on Visiting Day. These committed individuals have been, and will continue to be, a huge part of our success. They will proudly show their families now and in the future that they are members of a special and exclusive club. The 2012 inductees are in bold. Congratulations and thanks to all the West Enders who are listed below.

The Lepler Family Five Year Club Honoring Continuity, Tradition, and Excellence at West End House Camp in Our Second Century

Chris Moriarty Ben Eggert Mike Kirsten Josh Mazur NEW MEMBERS Andrew DeMarco Eric Lesser Sam McGann Walden Ng Juan Carlos Gonzales Todd Zucker Jake Ryter John Almeida Thibaut Rochette Danny Brack Ben Yudysky Roque Reyes Denicio Gabe Sands Jack Donaldson Ben Olins Jarrid McElligott Campozano Zach Borim Frank Dawson Danny Bernard Jacob Leppo Joey Cohen Jordan Leppo Jake Yezerski Jake Leppo Jonah Rappaport Sam Eggert Matt Leppo Oudom Seang Ben Liebman Barrett Wilson Jason Feldman Asa Cressey Matt Weisman Neal Zucker Marcus Tingling Ian Finn Kevin Wu Raymond Wu David Voshchin Matt Yudysky Ben Grosser Sam Wong Evan Vale Matthew Shivers Jacob Sands Adam Josephson Vajra Spring Luke Stillman Josh Singer Mohamed Panharith Kong Alex Su Joe Rowland Jared Klapman Mohamud David Lach Michael Oliveri Alex Romantz Joe McKinnon Aidan Driscoll Anthony LeBlanc Steven Price Max Robert Brion Rock Alex Hebert Vince Leppo Colman Lydon Patrick O’Toole Doug Spink Dominic Sands Jack Meaney Farid Mawanda Michael Messina Justin Avergon Jacob Stetson Ben Ryter Gabe Leppo Isaac Merson Mike Kirsten Zach Chason Neil Sharma Alex Johnson Eric McNeilly Mark Sands Aaron Rappaport Corey White Jordan Cohen Andrew Mastrangelo Ian Solomon Mitchell Lesser Louis Shaevel Matthew Jack Lesser Jeremy Zucker Michael Katzen David Wong Connelly Joey LeBlanc Kevin Reyes Sam London Evan Swartz Jordan Chabot Matt Heim Zach Leppo Jose Noyola Shin Tsujimura Karl Hubbard

The Kublin Family Ten Year Club Honoring Continuity, Tradition, and Excellence at West End House Camp in Our Second Century

Mike Stawowy Rashad Cudjoe Andrew DeMarco Ben Eggert Ryan Wilensky Jason Cohen Jared Klapman Alex Hebert Brandon Avergon Jordan Shapiro Todd Zucker Eric Lesser Mike Jacobs Jesse Charney-Golden Danny Walsh Roque Reyes Jake Ryter Josh Singer

West End Weekly

New Faces By: Jake Ryter

Each year West End adds a few new people on staff. They have done a terrific job and contributed in a major way to the camp. This year, we are lucky enough to have 4 new senior staff men, Mason Williams, Tyler Randolph, Joseph Williams, and Logan Daigle, who have all done a stellar job and have helped tremendously so far.

The New G1 By: Brion Rock

The walls have been knocked down, and the newly renovated G1 is the place to be this summer. Traditionally known as the Auxiliary, there have been major changes made to what is now known as G1. First, the three small rooms that were inside of G1 have been merged into one large open room, so now everyone in the cabin can see each other. Next, a railing and a water fountain have been added to the porch so that G1 has the feel as all of the other cabins around camp. The roof of G1 now extends over the porch, so now a person can stand on the porch and be shielded by the rain. On each side of G1 there are motion detection lights that will provide a safe path to anyone walking near the cabin at night. A back door has been added for any emergencies. The redone bathroom is the highest selling point of the new G1. There are two windows, two toilets, a medicine cabinet (even though all medication is kept in the infirmary) and what I will boldly describe as the nicest shower in camp. This new G1 would be nothing without the stellar 6 campers who are spending all 8 weeks there. G1 is an extension of cabin Gottlieb that is reserved for the 6 most veteran campers and those that are staying the longest in the camp season. The pioneers of the new G1 are Danny Brack, Panharith Kong, Mitch Lesser, Farid Mawanda, Aaron Rappaport “Island” and Jacob Stetson.

Paddleboards By: Danny Brack

The sensation known as paddleboarding that is sweeping across the waterfront has caused hysteria at West End House Camp. During waterfront, every camper is waiting and praying for a chance to ride on these hallowed boards. The ability to cruise Long Pond quickly and in style is something West End has been looking forward to. There is little question that paddleboarding is here to stay. G1 camper Jake Stetson even says, “paddleboards are the best thing to happen to West End House Camp since the creation of Desert War”.

15-under tourney By: Jake Stetson

For the first game in a day filled of basketball, West End was pitted against Indian Acres, who over the years have not been a formidable opponent. The game started off by trading multiple baskets. With 3 minutes gone in the first half, Panharith Kong unfortunately walked off the court with a reported broken finger. Although Indian Acres’ lead was cut to four in the second half, their 6’ 3” star center carried them to a 6 point win over West End. After a short break and pep talk from coaches Tyler and Mason, it was time for a rematch against rival Robin Hood, who also lost their first game. Robin Hood started out strong and determined after a devastating House Game loss. However, star player Jake Sherman hurt his elbow and was forced to leave the game. He did not return. It was back and forth all game with 1:00 left, when Robin Hood hit a three giving them a one point lead with short time to go. Strolling down the court and not phased by the run, Zach Chason delivered a great chest pass to Mitch Lesser on the right side of the 3-point arc. With 20 seconds to go, Mitch cashed in on a clutch 3-pointer to put West End up by 2. With terrific defensive efforts from Danny Brack, Adam Josephson, Mitch Lesser, Jake Stetson, and Zach Chason, West End was able to defeat Robin Hood for the second time, making their record for the day 1-1. A 45 minute lunch break was taken after the game, where the team dropped by the 13-under game to watch them defeat Winaukee-B by a large sum. Returning to the court, we faced a very difficult Winaukee team who had won both of their previous games. The whole game was kept within 5 points. With Robin Hood fans jeering at West End, Danny Brack silenced the crowd with a half court buzzer beater to close out the half. Over the course of the end of the second half, West End started to foul to stop the clock. Winaukee made their free throws, giving them a 9-point lead to close out the game. After a failure of communication, West End was unfortunately not allowed into the finals, because the tie-breaker was that West End needed to lose by less than 8 points. After a little bit of commotion, West End returned home without a trophy. All in all, it was a great day of competition for the 15-under team, and the upcoming Hood game has the team very excited.

Headlines Cole Brightbill signed to Atlantic records Arturo to channel inner Juan Mata and lead Spain to victory Robin Hood Director Woody punches window after House Game Anthony LeBlanc chokes on butterfly, no longer the chosen one Steve stacks Watermelon team (again) Alan Qiu fields questions Papa Tonz defeated by B.Rock in rap battle Six reported casualties in side table rush Pinball Wizard played for 6th straight year on July 4th Bobby Rockwell captures David Day

West End Weekly

Hood Game By: Eric McNeilly

The annual Hood Game took place Thursday night at rival camp Robin Hood. It was an intense, heated battle between two strong camps, and just like in the House Game, West End House Camp pulled out a triumphant victory against their opponents, with the final score of 68 to 62. Leading the team this time was shooting guard Mitchell Lesser, who was fearless in his shots and making threes all night. There were major defensive plays made all night by WEHC. Both Bryce and Tyler Smith made great plays defensively, blocking shots and staying aggressive while Robin Hood had possession of the ball. Just like both teams will to want to win the Hood Game, both teams came out aggressively to represent their camp’s style. Robin Hood had Little Pazado represent their “Hood Style” with the double pair of Nike Elite Socks, one pair white, the other pair red. Sherman also helped Robin Hood by representing their style with the “bloody penny.” On the other side of the coin, we had two of West End House Camp’s most stylish campers, Spencer Quist and Samuel Eggert, doing their best to embody WEHC sense of style and integrity. Spencer Quist hit the courts with a slick pair of yellow knee socks, while Sam Eggert showed off his low cut shorts with his fabulous THIGH HIGH West End colored socks. In the end, it was a tie in the style competition. The fans who attended the game did a wonderful job with sportsmanship. They said only positive and respectful chants, even helping Robin Hood’s free throw shooters by doing the lucky “MMMMMMM, JACOBS” chant. Both Ryan Wilensky and the Robin Hood referee did a great job making fair and balanced calls for both teams. I would like to give a special thanks to all the players who worked hard this year: Mitchell Lesser, Zack “Skip” Chason (Captain), Danny “Bracks on Bracks on Bracks” Brack (Captain), Adam “The Special Weapon” Josephson, Eric “Lenny” McNeilly, Sam “Yao Ming” Eggert, “The Dynamic Trio Wolfpack”-Coby Tippett, Tyler Smith, and Bryce Smith, Craig “Bebes” Beberman, “Speedy” Spencer Quist, and Nate “The Right” Wright. Special shout out to Panharith “King” Kong and James “Babyface” Dunlea, along with the best basketball coaches, Tyler Randolph and “The Black Knight” Mason Williams.

What I Will Remember About West End Camp By: Travers Devlin

This being my third year at camp I have experienced this feeling before. When I leave camp, I am happy to be home, but then later on in the year I start to get camp sick. If you think back to your first year at camp you can probably remember what it is like to be camp sick. That same feeling returns to me some months after I leave. I start to remember all the fun things I did or the amazing leagues coaches I had. I also remember my funny cabin mates and I especially remember events like Desert War. I can still hear

the voices of team Wealth ringing in my ears, “I’m coming back! I’m coming back!” I’ll remember the League Championship and how in my first two weeks my team lost. We were so sad but that didn’t matter because we had fun playing. This camp is so great and there are so many things I’ll leave behind, but there will be so many more great memories I can take with me, and I know I’ll be back.

The West End Traveling Players By: Houston Barenholtz

This year the West End Traveling Players decided to present a very original (and very comical) play known only as “The Tale of Don Westendo and Don Reubenhood.” The two stars of the play were none other than Chris Madden, who played Don Reubenhood, and Drew Seifer, playing Don Westendo. Both Dons happened to be twins, but both had very different and unique personalities. Seifer’s Don was authoritative and controlling, while Madden’s Don was just a horrible camper. The play follows them through their two days at camp, and explores the troubles that they unleashed upon the camp: They run away from Bill, who is played superbly by Caleb Reed, and they talk back to Ryan Wilensky, who is played by Sam Eggert. Eventually, Bill becomes tired and frustrated by their antics and decides to throw them out, cutting their time at camp short. Special acknowledgments should be given to Jack Lesser and Joe Rowland, who both did a fantastic job playing Steve and Jacobs, respectively. Gracious thanks goes out to Brian Rock, Isaac Merson, Ian Solomon, and Eric Weiss, who did a tremendous job putting together the play and making sure everything ran smoothly and efficiently.

15-Under Tennis Match By: Joseph Williams

West End House Camp and Robin Hood continued their longstanding rivalry in a very competitive tennis tournament last Thursday. It would turn out to be another battle between two of the strongest sport camps around. The competition included six matches, three singles matches and three doubles matches. All six had their own share of nail- biting moments and incredible shots, but Robin Hood, which showed persistent mental and physical toughness, was able to prevail over WEHC to win all six matches. Still, all WEHC players fought their hardest to win. A notable example was number one singles player Eric Benninghoff, whose determination kept him shot-to-shot with their best player. Benninghoff’s own mental and physical stamina allowed him to keep his head held up even after he was defeated by his opponent. Other matches proved to be just as exciting as Benninghoff’s. Number two singles player Sam Eisenstadt was able to take his match all the way into a third set tiebreak, losing only by a couple of points to his opponent, and number two doubles players were able to draw their own second set to a tiebreaker, losing only by a small margin as well. Notable thanks should be given to Head Tennis Coach and longtime Counselor, Barrett Wilson, who worked and conditioned with the tennis team every day to ensure that they were in their best shape to compete against Robin Hood, and who was there for his team after they lost, reassuring them that there would be many chances to get revenge on their longtime rivals.

Spelling Bee By: Bill Margolin

On Wednesday, July 18, a determined group of West End House Camp spellers competed in the Annual Spelling Bee in Portland, Maine against teams from seven other camps. The Junior group, consisting of Sean Staples and Daniel Volfson, stood up well under the pressure, and Daniel made it to the Individual Finals. A strong Senior Team, composed of Joe Rowland, Aaron Karasik, Jacob Denning, and Dana Staples, made it to the Team Finals, and the Individual Senior Trophy for the entire day was won by our own Joe Rowland, winning on the word “leprechaun.” The day was capped off by the Annual “After Spelling Bee Trip” to Dairy Queen in Westbrook, where coach Bill Margolin and team members enjoyed the delights of the Blizzard and other exotic treats. I would like to extend my thanks to Bryna Leeder and Alex Hebert for assisting that day, and congratulations to all competitors for a job well done.

Six reported casualties in side-table rush Watermelon League Standings Team Record Spoyles 4-0

Wilensky-Wilson 3-1

Lepler-Zucker 2-2

Team Shock 2-2 Reyes- McElligott 2-2

Solomon-Daigle 1-3

Walsh-Eggert 1-3

Jacobs-Randolph 1-3

WORLD CUP By: Ryan Wilensky

The 3rd Annual World Cup was another worldwide success. Despite having a difficult year with their economy, Greece was able to capture the World Cup Championship, avenging a difficult loss to Brazil in World Cup 2011. This year’s World Cup had a new addition to the 9 fun and quirky activities. “Ultimate Frisbee” was added as the 3rd field sport, replacing Quidditch, as it was seen as too big a home advantage to the English team. Another great addition to the event was the Mast built by Mike Jacobs on each of the Regatta ships. They looked amazing. The other 7 activities were Crab Soccer, Kickball, Volleyball/Newcomb, Relays, Handball, Wiffleball, and Water Basketball. There may be a new event in 2013, stay tuned. Greece was able to hold off France and Greece in the Europe division and South Africa beat out defending champion Brazil and Russia in the World division. In the Championship Bombardment match, South Africa won the first game, but Greece, led by the Golden Ball recipient, Farid Mawanda and Jacob Stetson, turned their luck around and completed their championship run. Congratulations to Mason Williams who coached Greece so admirably and to Todd Zucker who competed valiantly as the coach of South Africa in the finals. Thanks to all the coaches and campers who participated. It is a full, fun day for all. World Cup 2013 promises to be improved further with a new sport and more teams making the playoffs. In Leagues, Desert War or Color War, campers never know what team they will be on. Not the case with World Cup. Whichever team a camper was on, he will continue to be on that team for the duration of his camper years. So, campers, come back and help your country achieve world domination! Team Greece is a model for how team retention can lead to the crown.

World Cup Champions 2010 – Mexico over Ireland – coached by David Lach (Golden Ball: Ian Finn) 2011 – Brazil over Greece – coached by Roque Reyes (Golden Ball: Joey Lydon) 2012 – Greece over South Africa – coached by Mason Williams (Golden Ball: Farid Mawanda)

WORLD CUP 2012 Teams

Battle for Random Togetherness Cold War South Africa - Zucker China - Rock USA - Spink Russia- Barrett Aaron Rappaport (S) James Dunlea (S) Eric McNeily (S) Eric Benninghoff (S) Ben Rexer (S) Frankie Culhane (S) Jack Lesser (I) Peter Wynn (S) Frank Dawson (S) Dhimitri Dorceus (S) Jack Dolan (I) Calvin Lok (I) Max Curran (I) Shea Welch (I) Dana Staples (S) Bryan Hill (I) Travers Devlin (I) Austin Dodes (I) Jason Truong (S) Brendan Sanders (I) Jordan Sarnie (I) Oudam Seang (I) John Glascock (I) Victor Swain (I) David Netburn (I) Danny Truong (I) Brandon Karp (J) Eddie Benson (J) Brandon Buckman (J) Micah Tabenkin (J) Ryan Karp (J) Max Brody (J) Tim Beinborn (J) Donte Barboza (J) Antonio Torres (J) Adam Zhou (J)

Battle for Latin America Battle for the Mediterranen Brazil - Roque Mexico - Shin Italy - McElligott Greece - Mason D. Campazano (S) Sam Eggert (S) Nate Wolf (S) Jacob Stetson (S) Alex Smith (S) Fernando Soto (S) Luke Geraghty (S) Farid Mawanda(S) Charlie Ablon (S) Raymond Wu (I) Tre Collins (S) Kevin Wu (S) Chris Madden (I) Sean Staples (I) Nico Yamin (I) Diego Rivera (I) Alex Su (I) Jose Delgado (I) Nick Dolan (I) Jacob Denning (I) Brady Hanlon (I) Aaron Xu (J) Brady Buckman (I) Houston Barenholtz (I) Joey Lydon (I) Andrew Pearl (J) Blake Masse (J) Caleb Decker (J) Alan Goff (J) Trevor Kelly (J) Caleb Reed (J) Brian Barrera (J) George Zabalou (J) Kevin Barrera (J) Josh Sandelin (J) Noah Leslie (J)

Battle of the British Isles Battle for the Pyranees England - Ian Ireland - Tyler France - Lesser Spain - Logan Colton Finn (S) Mitchell Lesser (S) Danny Brack (S) Panharith Kong (S) Anthony Folkes (S) Cole Brightbill (S) Andrew Clark (S) Spencer Quist (S) Alex Smith-Lin (S) Russo St. Fort (S) Kevin Rivera (S) Lawrence Roberts (S) Ben Salomon (S) Anthony Ross (S) Max Cirelli (I) Arturo De La Torre (I) Adam Kimball (I) Walden Ng (I) David Volfson (I) Dylan O'Brien (I) Jimmy Fitzhenry (I) Kaleb Hughes (I) Almonte Henk (I) Matt Paluzzi (I) Ben Keller (I) Patrick O'Shea (I) Yasin Mohamud (J) Juan Carlos Gonzales (I) Carlos Berganza (J) Jacob Dyer (J) Adam Staples (J) Karl Hubbard (I) Corey Nascarella (J) Brandon Collins (J) Danny Kwong (J) Alan Qiu (J) Kamar Goulbourne (J) Josh Wolf (J)

WORLD CUP 2012 RESULTS EUROPE Morning Points Afternoon Points Night Points Ireland L T W 5 W L L 3 L L L 0 England W T L 5 L W L 4 L L W 4 France W L W 7 W L T 5 W W L 6 Greece W W W 10 T W W 8 L W W 7 Italy L L L 0 T L W 5 W L L 3 Spain L W L 3 L W T 5 W W W 10

FINAL EUROPE DIVISION STANDINGS 1 Greece 25 2 France 18 2 Spain 18 4 England 13 5 Ireland 8 6 Italy 8 WORLD Morning Points Afternoon Points Night Points Brazil L L W 4 L W W 7 W W W 10 USA W W L 7 W L L 3 L L W 4 Mexico L L L 0 L L L 0 L L L 0 South Africa W W W 10 W L W 7 W W W 10 Russia W L L 3 W W W 10 W W L 6 China L W W 6 L W L 3 L L L 0

FINAL WORLD DIVISION STANDINGS South 1 Africa 27 2 Brazil 21 2 Russia 19 4 USA 14 5 China 9 6 Mexico 0

WORLD CUP 2012 RESULTS morning MORNING TEAMS SPORT RESULT MVP Brazil V. USA Crab Soccer 5-4 USA John Glasscock China V. S. Africa Kickball 7-4 South Africa Frank Dawson Russia V. Mexico Ultimate 19-2 Russia Eric Benninghoff

China V. Mexico Crab Soccer 7-0 China Dhimitri Dorceous Russia V. USA Kickball 4-3 USA Jack Lesser Brazil V. S. Africa Ultimate 19-1 South Africa Aaron Rappaport

Russia V. S. Africa Crab Soccer 5-4 South Africa Brandon Buckman Brazil V. Mexico Kickball 7-5 Brazil D. Campozano China V. USA Ultimate 22-11 China Dhimitri Dorceous

Spain V. England Relays 6-2 England Jimmy Fitzhenry Ireland V. France Volleyball 2-0 France Yasin Mohamud Greece V. Italy Handball 24-23 Greece Farid Mawanda

France V. Greece Relays 6-3 Greece Kevin Wu Spain V. Italy Volleyball 2-1 Spain Josh Wolf England V. Ireland Handball 20-20 Tie Lesser/Fitzhenry

Ireland V. Italy Relays 6-2 Ireland Mitchell Lesser England V. Greece Volleyball 2-0 Greece Brian Barrera Spain V. France Handball 47-20 France Yasin Mohamud

WORLD CUP 2012 RESULTS – afternoon

TEAMS SPORT RESULT MVP Brazil V. Russia Water Hoops 11-8 Russia Max Brody USA V. Mexico Regatta USA 9:00 – dq Jack Lesser China V. S. Africa Wiffleball 9-6 South Africa Max Curran

Mexico V. China Water Hoops 8-5 China Austin Dodes Brazil V. S. Africa Regatta Brazil 8:12 - 9:08 Alex Smith Russia V. USA Wiffleball 4-3 Russia Adam Zhou

USA V. S. Africa Water Hoops 7-5 South Africa Brandon Buckman Russia V. China Regatta Russia 7:57-10:40 Peter Wynn Brazil V. Mexico Wiffleball 3-2 Brazil Charlie Ablon

Spain V. Ireland Crab Soccer 9-2 Ireland Mitchell Lesser Greece V. Italy Kickball 6-6 Tie Tre Collins England V. France Ultimate 7-6 France Yasin Mohamud

Greece V. France Crab Soccer 14-2 Greece Farid Mawanda England V. Ireland Kickball 6-2 England Adam Kimball Spain V. Italy Ultimate 10-7 Spain Dylan O'Brian

England V. Italy Crab Soccer 7-6 Italy Tre Collins Spain V. France Kickball 7-7 Tie JC Gonzales Greece V. Ireland Ultimate 16-8 Greece Jacob Stetson

WORLD CUP 2012 RESULTS night

TEAMS SPORT RESULT MVP Brandon USA V. S. Africa Relays 6-0 South Africa Buckman Mexico V. Russia Volleyball 2-0 Russia Max Brody Brazil V. China Handball 34-28 Brazil Joey Lydon

China V. Russia Relays Russia 6-1 Eric Benninghoff USA V. Brazil Volleyball Brazil 2-0 George Zabalou Brandon S. Africa V. Mexico Handball South Africa 51-13 Buckman

Brazil V. Mexico Relays Brazil 6-0 Alex Su China V. S. Africa Volleyball South Africa 2-0 Jordan Sarnie USA V. Russia Handball USA 39-32 Jack Lesser

Ireland V. Italy Water Hoops 8-5 Ireland Luke Geraghty France V. England Regatta France 8:06 - 9:04 Danny Brack Spain V. Greece Wiffleball 4-3 Spain Laurence Roberts

Greece V. England Water Hoops Greece 6-2 Noah Leslie Ireland V. Spain Regatta Spain 9:42 - 14:59 Laurence Roberts Italy V. France Wiffleball France 8-5 Danny Brack

Spain V. France Water Hoops Spain 7-6 Josh Wolf Greece V. Italy Regatta Gr 8:10 - It 9:51 H. Barenholtz Ireland V. England Wiffleball England 8-2 Colton Finn

World Cup Championship Bombardment Greece 2 South Africa 1 MVP: Farid Mawanda

GOLDEN BALL (MVP of World Cup): Farid Mawanda

Desert War By: Barrett Wilson

Desert War was a sight to be seen this year. With the good the athleticism and coaching, I believe this was one of the most interesting Desert Wars in quite some time. The colors were Fortune (yellow) against Wealth (green). In the morning was one of my favorite events Color Rush. The adjustment of the Color Rush rules had a huge effect on the game. The change was five rounds instead of three, in much shorter time increments. This made action more fast paced, with Danny Brack (Wealth) pursuing a one man rush to get the first and only ball of Color Rush. Although the hype was there, the weather was not. Shortly after the teams tied in the second round it began to rain steadily throughout camp. Color Rush was sadly ended there, making the score of Desert War 15-6 Wealth. When the rain cleared up, it turned into a hot afternoon, just in time for seniors to take the challenge of the Ironman, a triathlon consisting of swimming, biking, and running. Returning competitor Jacob Stetson (Fortune) turned out to have the best overall time in the recent new course of Ironman, finishing the Ironman in 17:55. Fortune came out victorious. Score of Desert War became 108-53 Fortune. Top Ten Ironman Times (F) Jacob Stetson 17:55 (F) Peter Wynn 19:12 (W) Coby Tippett 19:43 (W) Nate Wright 19:45 (W) Danny Brack 19:50 (F) Eric McNeilly 20:09 (F) Eric Benninghoff 20:20 (F) Bryce Smith 20:32 (F) Jordan Leppo 20:48 (W) Luke Stillman 20:52

Coming off the loss in the Ironman, Wealth was motivated to make a comeback during Capture the Flag that evening. However, by the time the teams both made it up to the fields, the rain once again delayed the night events, making for the first ever 2-Day Desert War. The next morning would hold one of the most intense events in Desert War history. Kids were cheering with intense passion in Capture the Flag. Wealth dominated the first game as Josh Kornbleuth skipped along to the other side of the field. Fortune didn’t think twice about that game and instead took their passion into the second round where the Fortune Seniors were able to pull out a strong victory against their opponents. Wealth had chances to take the lead over Fortune in the third round, winning both rounds and gaining a total of sixty points after both Jimmy Fitzhenry and Dhimitri Dorceus crossed to the other side of the field. But an unsuccessful run in the last round by Wealth gave Fortune the final winning margin 238-123 Fortune.

Desert War 2012 Results

Color Rush: (Ten Points per game, 1 Point per Ball) Round 1: 1-0 Wealth Round 2: 0-0 Tie

Score after Color Rush: 16-5 Wealth

Bombardment: (5 points per game) Round 1: Wealth Round 2: Fortune

Westendo: (5 Points per game) Round 1: Fortune Round 2: Fortune Round 3: Wealth Round 4: Fortune Round 5: Fortune Round 6: Fortune Round 7: Wealth Round 8: Fortune

Ironman: (30 Points to the Winning team) Winner: Fortune 1) Jacob Stetson (1st ever) 17:55 10 Desert War Points to Fortune 2) Peter Wynn (6th all-time) 19:12 9 Desert War Points to Fortune 3) Coby Tippett 19:43 8 Desert War Points to Wealth 4) Nate Wright 19:50 7 Desert War Points to Wealth 5) Danny Brack 19:50 6 Desert War Points to Wealth 6) Eric McNeilly 20:09 5 Desert War Points to Fortune 7) Eric Benninghoff 20:20 4 Desert War Points to Fortune 8) Bryce Smith 20:32 3 Desert War Points to Fortune 9) Jordan Leppo 20:48 2 Desert War Points to Fortune 10) Luke Stillman 20:52 1 Desert War Point to Wealth Score going into Capture the Flag: 108-53 Fortune Capture the Flag: Round 1 Juniors: Wealth- Josh Kornbleuth (10 Points) Round 1 Seniors: Fortune- Gabe Sands (10 Points) Round 2 Juniors: Fortune- Joey Cohen (20 Points) Round 2 Seniors: Fortune- Aaron Rappaport throw to Andrew Garfield (20 Points) Round 3 Juniors: Wealth- Jimmy Fitzhenry (30 Points) Round 3 Seniors: Wealth- Dhimitri Dorceus (30 Points) Round 4 Juniors: Fortune- Jordan Sarnie (40 Points) Round 4 Seniors: Fortune- Aaron Rappaport throw to Jacob Stetson (40 Points) Final Score: 238- 123 Fortune

2012 Iron Man Board

1. JACOB STETSON 17:55 Fortune ‘12 2. BEN MACDONALD 18:25:62 Heart ‘11 3. JACOB STETSON 18:29:63 Heart ‘11 4. BEN MACDONALD 18:37:72 Night ‘10 5. LOUIS SHAEVEL 18:57:94 Day ‘10 6. JOSUE SEONE 18:59:25 Day ‘10 7. PETER WYNN 19:12:15 Fortune ‘12 8. DOMINIC SANDS 19:13:21 Day ’10 9. MIKE MESSINA 19:27:53 Night ‘10 10. ZACH CHASON 19:31:87 Heart ‘11

Desert War Teams 2012

Fortune Wealth Kevin Wu Ben Keller Sam Eggert Almonte Henk Eric McNeilly Oudom Seang Denicio Campozano Drew Seifer Craig Beberman David Netburn Frank Dawson Andrew Hallion Isaac Hiller Christian Dana Staples JJ Allison Hao Chen DiPietrantonio Nate Wright Declan Donovan Mitchell Lesser Brendan Flood Alex Johnson Tommy Connolly Jacob Stetson Ben Weiss Craig Titus Houston Barenholtz Farid Mawanda Austin Dodes Jalan Price Daniel Volfson Aaron Rappaport Brady Buckman Danny Brack Dylan O’Brien Frankie Culhane Jordan Sarnie Anthony Folkes Jimmy Fitzhenry Jack Meaney Alex Joseph Luke Stillman Sean Staples Jordan Leppo Alex Guertin Victor Svedloff Sam Fortier Danny Bronshvayg Gabe Martinez AnthonyD’Ambrosio Max Brody Zach Bisconti Ben Grant Aaron Karasik Brandon Buckman Jimmy Melican Austin Ricker Max Robert Yasin Mohamud Spencer Quist Jake Yarckin Max Watson Joe Connelly Eric Benninghoff Ethan Seidman Lawrence Roberts Josh Kornbleuth Peter Wynn Ben Kaplan Kevin Rivera Matty White Bryce Smith Kenny Schechter Dhimitri Dorceus Adam Staples Tom Bull Jonathan Kraus Coby Tippett Ben Mehra Trav Devlin Cory Zhou Tyler Smith Brandon Karp Jacob Denning Jerry Han Nick Godfred Alan Goff Jack Dolan Ryan Karp Will Russo Kaleb Decker Karl Hubbard Eddie Benson Henrik De Jounge Andrew Pearl Alex Kraus Kevin Barrera Arturo De La Torre Joshua Sandelin Johann Ollu Millet Matthew Connolly Benjamin Dick Brian Barrera Matt Russo Jesse Dong Cole Marden Chris Connolly Andrew Garfield Liam Rowland Patrick O’Toole Justin Dong Liam Flood Kieran Flood Walden Ng Alex Hallion Jack Lesser Caleb Reed Dylan Nottingham Joey Kraft Raymond Wu Josh Wolf Evan Vale Noah Oppenheim Chris Madden Joey Cohen Isaiah Bedsole Jake Yezerski Brandon Yarckin Joe Rowland Gabe Sands Sam Eisenstadt Gavin Healy Natou Rudenberg Aidan Connelly James Dunlea Panharith Kong

Night Activities 2012

During Staff Week (before the campers arrive at camp), the counselors had a contest to see who could come up with the best new Night Activity. From that contest emerged the winning Night Activity, Token Game, which was led by none other than Bill Margolin. In this game, campers seek matching tokens that are hidden all around camp. If they find a match, then they get to choose an item from Bill’s memorabilia. Also, there was a Night Activity group led by Dylan Doyle, Ian Solomon, Jon Dunlap, Alex Hebert, Joey Cohen and Aaron Promer. They had the idea of “Walking Dead,” which was a great new Night Activity in which the Gottliebers play Zombies and chase the campers. If the campers get caught, then they would become Zombies too. Thanks to all of the staff who participated in this contest for coming up with creative ideas. This challenge led to 5 great night activities in the last 4 years (Inferno, Westendo, Murder Mystery, Domination, Walking Dead).

June 24: Watermelon July 22: Watermelon June 25: Bombardment/ “Fab Five” Movie July 23: Domination June 26: Counselor Hunt July 24: Elections June 27: Jai Alai July 25: Sea Dogs Game June 28: Domination July 26: Murder Mystery June 29: Monte Carlo Night July 27: Auction Part 1 June 30: Jr. + Int Jujubee + Sr. Specialty Clubs July 28: House Game 2 (vs. Winaukee) July 1: House Game July 29: Auction Part 2/Watermelon July 2: Murder Mystery July 30: Gottlieb Hunt July 3: Prize or Consequence July 31: Gold Rush July 4: BBQ, World Cup Prep, Bonfire, Story with Bill August 1: Sr + Int. Treasure Hunt/ Jr. Jujubee July 5: World Cup August 2: Walking Dead July 6: Challenge the Staff August 3: All-Stars Part 1 July 7: Awards Banquet, League Championships August 4: All-Stars Part 2 July 8: Watermelon August 5: Olympics in Mess Hall/Story with Bill July 9: Super Monopoly August 6: Liar’s Club – Color War Edition July 10: Gladiators August 7: Gladiators/COLOR WAR is NOW July 11: Jr. + Int. Westendo/Sr. Kennards August 8: Sr. Apache/Jr. Spelling Bee July 12: Token Game August 9: Jr. Apache/Sr. Spelling Bee July 13: Social with Camp Waukeela August 10: Song Night Practice July 14: Gold Rush August 11: Song Night Practice July 15: Watermelon August 12: Song Night – END OF COLOR WAR July 16: Inferno - DESERT WAR is NOW August 13: Watermelon July 17: Desert War Capture the Flag/Meetings August 14: Bunk Activities July 18: Liar’s Club August 15: Name Game/Story with Bill July 19: Hood Game/Story with Bill August 16: Funtown Trip to Saco July 20: Beach Resort August 17: Awards Night July 21: Awards Banquet, League Championships August 18: Campers Leave

West End Election Winners

Elections for the West End House Camp Cabinet took place on July 24th. Each candidate had to make a speech in front of the camp and field questions in a Town Hall style format from our distinguished panel of former Cabinet Members who have retired. Emerging from these contentious elections were the following campers. Thanks to all campers who showed enough courage to run for office. Because of the bureaucracy in past years with too many elected officials, the Constitution was amended to reduce the number of elected officials in order to create more emphasis on those who got elected by their peers.

Junior 4:15 Fruit Facilitator Operate and advocate for 4:15 fruit distribution Ben Weiss Postmaster Distribute and coordinates camp mail Danny Brack Junior League Assistant Assists in league scheduling and announcing Brandon Buckman Junior Sergeant at Arms Raises and lowers the flag, saves camp, and Josh Kornbleuth provides military expertise Senior Sergeant at Arms Raises and lowers the flag, saves camp, and Sam Eggert provides military expertise Liaison to the Cook Helps coordinate with cooks Jack Lesser Senior League Assistant Assists in league scheduling and announcing Jacob Stetson Vice President Is available if the President is unable to execute Stu Lustig his duties, also serves as a consultant President Is in charge of the camp from a camper Farid Mawanda perspective

ALL - STARS 2012

5B 2A 2B 3A Jaden Craig 37 Jared Diamond 27 Brandon Buckman 27 Jacob Siegel 24 Jack Zinman 28 Brandon Karp 23 Sam Katz 25 Drew Seifer 23 Alex Hallion 13 Jeremy Freed 15 Stuart Lustig 13 Victor Swain 17

3B 5A 4A 4B Deon Singletary 21 Robbie Antonucci 39 Sam Shapiro 30 Jack Lesser 27 Josh St. Germain 18 Quinn Albert 29 Ari Natansohn 21 Alex Romantz 21 Austin Dodes 13 Brett Middleton 12 Nik Aepfelbacher 17 Walden Ng 19

1A 1B GOTTLIEB G1 Kyle Siegler 23 Coby Tippett 32 Matt Shaffer 25 Danny Brack 34 Yanni Stasinos 15 Tur Woods 18 Mark Karmiy 14 Jacob Stetson 28 Jordan Chabot 14 Matt Heim 16 Matt Leppo 13 Farid Mawanda 18 Jack Donaldson 14

SUPER DUPER STAR Jaden

Craig

Camper Basketball Ladder 2012

25. Ari Natansohn 1. Mark Karmiy 26. Robbie Antonucci 2. Danny Brack 27. Brendan Delaney 3. Nate Wright 28. Noah Stonehill 4. Andrew Kern 29. Quinn Albert 5. Mitchell Lesser 30. Brett Middleton 6. Matt Shaffer 31. Austin Dodes 7. Cam DeLuca 32. Brady Buckman 8. Noah Aspel 33. Kevin Wu 9. Craig Beberman 34. Houston Barenholtz 10. Sam Eggert 35. Jake Sudkin 11. Jacob Stetson 36. Jordan Goldberg 12. Aaron Rappaport 37. Max Brody 13. Jack Meaney 38. Walden Ng 14. Victor Svedloff 39. Raymond Wu 15. Spencer Quist 40. Cole Lepler 16. Coby Tippett 41. Caleb Reed 17. Kyle Siegler 42. Yasin Mohamud 18. Tyler Smith 43. Drew Seifer 19. Bryce Smith 44. Darnell Pierre 20. Jalan Price 45. Will Kritzer 21. Tur Woods 46. Alex Hallion 22. Andrew Mastrangelo 23. Jack Lesser 24. Gabe Sands

Rules: 1 on 1 up to 15 Scoring: 1s and 2s Can only challenge people that are two spots ahead of you Report all results to Evan Swartz, Jarrid McElligott Rematch must be in 24 hours or more

CHESS

The summer of 2012 saw the first Chess Ladder in the Camp’s history take place. Staff and campers alike competed on an almost daily basis – matches were played in the Dining Hall, usually at 4:15 (when “four o’clock fruit” was served) or during rest period after lunch. In order to move up the ladder, the challenger had to win two games (draw and stalemates did not count). As camp was winding down, top seeded Bill Margolin was finally unseated (or “unseeded) by a determined Noah Stonehill, who in turn was toppled by Michael Jacobs. Thanks to all who participated and to Gerry Walsh, who donated three brand new chess sets to supplement our “fleet.” The final ladder looks like this:

Michael Jacobs Noah Stonehill Danny Walsh Bill Margolin Houston Barenholtz Ben Keller James Lee Sean Staples Ben Weiss Dylan Nottingham Chris Madden Carl Devis Ryan Karp Kentony Chau

Keep practicing for next summer and free to “check” in with me during the winter months. – Bill Margolin 3 on 3 Camper Wiffleball Ladder

1. Eric Benninghoff, Colton Finn, Peter Wynn 2. Cole Brightbill, Nate Wolf, Charlie Ablon 3. Sam Eggert, Victor Svedloff, Aaron Karasik 4. Dana Staples, Lawrence Roberts, Dhimitri Dorceus 5. Jack Lesser, Walden Ng, Raymond Wu 6. Max Brody, Brandon Buckman, Austin Dodes 7. Aaron Xu, Adam Zhou, Trevor Kelly 8. Andrew Pearl, Josh Wolf, Caleb Reed 9. Yasmo, Corey Nascarella, Kamar Goulbourne 10. Matt White, Austin Ricker, Jake Yarckin 11. Jonathan Kraus, Kenny Schechter, Ben Mehra

5A Sayings and We Leaves

Brian Barerra - “This is the best camp!” “I want to come back for Color War!” Outstanding Junior award, great first year kid

Kevin Barerra - “Stop it Andrew!” “My leagues team is so good.” Outstanding Sportsmanship in the Junior Division, worked hard, played hard

Carlos Bergonza - “I don’t have good aim.” “I want to go swimming.” Soccer cleats, great kid, and an awesome year at West End House Camp

Tim Beinborn - “Get off my bed!” “When is first bell?” Fancy pillow, random acts of kindness, can’t wait to see him next year

Brandon Collins - “Can I sit on your bed?” “I wish I could stay longer.” Organized bed, soon to be long time West Ender, great first year

Josh Sandelin - “Can you pass the juice?” “What is for waterfront?” Conquered his fear of canoeing over open water, awkward falls, Indiana University shirt, Doom Patrol, another great first year camper

Matt Connelly - “I’m backing up my brother!” “Yes, I heard you.” Youngest of 3 brothers, social and outgoing

Andrew Pearl - “I didn’t do anything!” “No, I didn’t” “I got into the third pool!” 4-weeker, package a day keeps the doctor away, athletic

Jesse Dong - “What is Desert War?” “Fill the juice!” Very organized, friendly, great swimmer

Kieran Flood - “It’s my B-DAY! “Get off my bed” Camp birthday, happy kid, great listener

Liam Rowland - “Can you move?” “Yes I get it.” “I want waterfront all the time!” Another great kid

Quinn Albert - “I just have a way of finding things out.” “I don’t see anything wrong with that.” “I’m used to better tacos.” “My team is nothing without me.” Westwood, Tic-Tacs, Coke, Deodorant, Mexican Food

Robbie Antonucci - “We already made the bunk list.” “I want a new quote.” Westwood, 5A Ball, Bright Shoes/Lacrosse Stick, Tic-Tacs

Brendan Delaney - “Just go to bed guys.” Westwood, Mattress Pad, Red Hair, Trunk, 5A Ball

Carl Devis - “Hey, don’t put me in the middle of this.” “I’m gorgeous.” Jordan Colon, Brooklyn, Candy, Oreos

Jordan Jones - “It wasn’t just luck, I also had good form” “I feed off pressure” “Ready for me to be right, Feldman?” Apache Bulls Eye, Messy Area, Sleep Talking, Bat, Solo

Brett Middleton - “Did you hear what __ said?” “West-what, West-wood” Westwood, Pringles, Lacrosse, Great Color War

Jackson Quist - “You are dangerous now, Mr. Fan” “What’s domestic battery?” Magic Cards, Spencer, Fried Daddy Long Legs, Tennis Racket

Victor Silva - “Rrraaaahhhb” “Brrraaaanndon” Many Houses, Other People’s Beds, Brothers, Khaki shorts

Noah Stonehill - “Sausage isn’t kosher for a Bar Mitzvah” Softball Pitching, Instant Lunch, Skit Role, Flashlight, Top of Chess Ladder

Victor Swain - “That was a once in a lifetime achievement” Door Bed, Junior League Dominance, Snoring, Great Color War

SC Barrett Wilson - “Wanna go for a run?” “Are you serious?” “6 and 0, baby” Ab Belt, Protein Shakes, Seinfeld, HS Basketball Victory, Slender West Enders

SC Logan Daigle - “Peace, I’m going to sleep” “I’m going to Granite State” Sleep, TV, Big Family, Under Armour, Excellent Reffing, More Sleep

1CIT Jason Feldman - “Do it and see what happens.” “Really?” Olympics, Voltage, Tennis, Sofia’s, Jester

1CIT Ignacio De La Torre - “Do you want to hear about the clown?” Strawberry Milk, Arturo, Juggling, Oatmeal Cream Pies

5B Sayings and We Leaves

Donte Barbosa: “Go away George!” “Hey, can we play water basketball?” His friendship with George, Basketball, Canteen, and a great first year at WEHC

George Zabalou: “Do you have any soda?” “Pass the juice!” His doo-rag, basketball, Donte, and a hopeful return next year

Antonio Torres: “Where’d my hat go?” “Can you take me swimming?” “What is World Cup?” His Angry Birds hat, his extensive wardrobe, cleanliness, and a great year at WEHC

Daniel Kwong: “I Love French Toast!” “Go Away George” “Can we play Monopoly?” Reading, Sports, Newcomb, Oversized Shirts, and a hopeful return next year

Chris Connelly: “When’s cake and milk?” “I don’t wanna go to bed” Footballs, his consistent happiness, friendliness, and a hopeful return next year

Justin Dong: “Get off my bed.” “I love waterfront!” Reading, glasses, friendliest in bunk, and a great first year at WEHC

Caleb Reed: “I want to stay longer.” “I’ll be practicing my violin.” His cousins, his many talents, and his positive energy

Josh Wolf: “Let’s go play.” “I love camp.” Florida, Boston cousins, Andrew, and a great rookie year at WEHC

Joey Kraft: “Can we go on the bongo?”“Go away, Alex!” “Lacrosse is my favorite sport” Lacrosse, the Yarckins, Kraft Family, always happy

Noah Oppenheim: “Can we stay up longer tonight?” “Can we watch a movie?” “We did so well on cleanup today!” Soccer, his club team, dominant in Junior Leagues, friendliness, and an amazing first year

Brandon Yarckin: “Can you take us swimming” “REALY?” “Let’s go to the rec hall” Great athlete, continuing the Yarckin legacy, soccer, cake and milk, and an outstanding year at WEHC

Nik Silva: “Do I have to go to bed?” “Where are my seeds?” Late arrival, food in his suitcase, posting up in the staffroom, best bed in the bunk

Alex Hallion: “______is annoying me.” “What a bunch of babies.” THE HAIR, Newton, lax, Andrew, Jordon Goldberg

Tristian Goroshko: “Do you play hockey?” “They call me Quick Thomas.” “Do you know my uncles?” Goroshko legacy, hockey, his crib, low junior freestyle, the dive

Griffin Yas: “Did you take my soda?” “It wasn’t me” “Can we go swimming?” OS, bunk mom, cookie cake, mail everyday, Jack

Jack Zinman: “I love watermelon!” “Are we watching a movie tonight?” 5 year plaque, Sharon, junior kickball, OS, Griffin, his picture in the mess hall

Nick Shea: “Is it my turn to help?” “Well it wasn’t me.” “Do you know my brother?” Door bed, cleanup, good color war, quiet leader, experience

Jordon Colon: “Where’s my song sheet?” “Can we leave the light on?” “I can’t sleep.” Nightlight, Purell, the bathroom, song sheets, up late

Brandon Goldberg: “I’m Dean’s son.” “Are we going to the general store?” “I should be on the ‘I’m too sexy’s’” Dean’s son, Jordan’s brother, messy eater, Blue Juveniles shirt

Jaden Craig: “Can I go in the rafters?” “I’m hungry.” “I’ll make a trade.” The rafters, marshmallow fluff, p90x, Dr. Pepper

Joey Cohen: “Can you get me some Pringles?” “Do you like my haircut?” Jordy, the haircut, 30-second penalty, finger brace, staffroom ball

1 CIT Dylan Ansel-Kelly: “…” “You going out?” “I don’t feel too good” Voltage, mini Ethan, , naps, The Chosen One

1 CIT Keith Denning: “How can I help?” “I wish I didn’t have to leave early.” Unsung hero on staff, a hopeful return next summer

1 CIT Eric Weiss: “You know that feeling…?” “CLEAN!!!” “I don’t even deserve to be called dusty.” “Women’s volleyball huh?” “What do you think?” Dusty, lifesavers, cereal, dancing, red hair

2 CIT Jonah Rappaport: “Lesser get out of here.” “We’re the kids, it’s us!” “What’s on in the Olympics?” “Real funny, Ian” ‘GO TO BED!” Connelly-ball, amazon, beef jerky, football, somehow in the staffroom, DJ Cuddles, Sharon, Jeremy, DJing

SC Ian Solomon: “EEEEEEEEEEvery meal.” “Everybody clap your hands!” “Undefeated in staffroom ball baby!” “Jonah did you write this one?” “What’s Gucci Gucci?” “-9.81 meters per second squared baby” “McKayKay!” “APACHE!” The VT, staffroom ball, trendsetter, WET, too chaotic, Johnny Glass, paying rent for people’s heads, Game of Thrones, Mercy/Justice

2A Sayings and We Leaves

Jacob Dyer: “Can I use my laser pointer on the roof?” “B1 is always too loud.” Laser pointer, friendships and love of showers

Alan Goff: “OK” “Yes, I understand” “I still can’t stay longer than 4 weeks” Speedy swimmer and runner, Great Kid

Kaleb Decker: “*monkey noises*” “It wasn’t me!” “Ok, you can take some food.” Stretching the truth, Boston Red Sox hat

Eddie Benson: “uh..um…ah..uh…nevermind” “I KNOW!” “Yes I’m related to the Leppos” The Health Center, football, would love to see him next year

Jonathan Kraus: “Can you take us fishing?” “Are we playing soccer today?” Awesome camper, super speedy, soccer skills

Kenny Schechter: “Can you take us fishing?” Full of energy, beast athlete, loves fishing

Ben Mehra “Can you take us fishing?” “C’mon Kenny!” Great cleaner, Kenny’s drill sergeant, loves fishing

Cory Zhou: “I pity the fool.” “Chinese poker is MY GAME!” Hao’s translator, master card player, brought Jerry Han

Jerry Han: “Public schools aren’t good!” “I love Pokemon!” His Pokémon book, Cory, 40-year man in a 10-year-old body

Sam Yamin: “I like camp, I just don’t feel well.” Chess with Bill, chilling with Rosemary

Kyle Silva: “Let me trade with you!” His little brother, quiet mischief maker

Blake Masse: “Let me play.” “I love turtles.” Powerful voice, underrated athlete

Jeremy Freed: “I’m really, really good at basketball, baseball, card games, brushing my teeth, etc…” “I’m the best at…” The Kindergartener, slam-dunks on the bunk hoop

Brandon Karp: “Ian!” “Isaac!” “Guys DO YOUR JOBS!” Bunk inspector supreme, veteran leader

Ryan Karp: “Want to play Chinese poker?” “Joseph!” Reading, Chinese poker, learned how to clean his locker

Adam Staples: “Oh my god!” “What-the-heck!” “What’s your combination?” “My brother Sean/Dana…” Frantically trying to open Isaac’s combo lock, long rambling stories that don’t have a punch line

Linden Tager: “I was the one who made up the On You! Chant.”, “My Hebrew name means laser.” “It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog.” His mini-trunk, his backwards hat

Cole Lepler: “Steve’s my uncle!” “Watermelon’s in my blood” “Whoa, Nelly!” Being related to Steve, his love of wiffleball/watermelon, great camper

Adam Freedman: “Can we watch a movie?” “What is that…?” Joey’s cousin, getting taller from last year, softball beast

Jared Diamond: “nodding his head yes” “shaking his head no” His basketball hoop, talking after the bell rang at meals, soccer pro, Color War some day

CIT - Ian Finn: “Kicks open the door” CLEAN THE BUNK!” “Quiet!” “ZZZZZZZZZZZzzzz” “Big day tomorrow boys” “Fareeeeeed” “Kong get off my bed!” Being a great first year CIT, Desert war coach, Week 1-2 Junior Leagues Championship Coach, Farid and Kong

2CIT - Joseph Zhang: “Listen to your counselor!” “*Repeating what Isaac/Ian just said*” “I love America!” “I hate China!” “I went on a run today” “You kidding ME!” Being AOD during Color War, Sitting at the end of the table, playing Chinese poker, his crazy hairstyles, Tom Fu and Hao Chen

2CIT - Isaac Merson: “Adam Staples, get away from my lock!” “Respect your fellow campers.” “You guys are the best.” “Oh Ben…” “I love you too Ben.” “Ugh, Soccer Again!” “I’m not going home, I’m just going to the Kezar!” Desert War Coach, Game of Thrones, knowing everyone’s name, his nickname that he didn’t like

Ben Eggert: “I hate you Isaac.” “I’m going to take pictures now.” “No you can’t use my car.” “I’m going to Mass Maritime Academy.” Letters to his girlfriend, being the Senior staff man of the best gosh darn bunk in camp, being put on photos for every activity, his kindle, his car

2B Sayings and We Leaves

Aaron Xu: “I’m a bird” “cucahh” 13 under Baseball, bird noises, Adam

Adam Zhou: “13-under was so much fun” “HELP!” 13 under Baseball, Aaron

Corey Nascarella: “Can I go to sleep?” “I’m tired” Sleeping, door bed, weird faces, Kamar

Kamar Goulbourne: “I have sports goggles” “It wasn’t me” Sports goggles, Corey

Micah Tabenkin: “Me and Zach Leppo are cousins, we chill a lot” “B-rock is evil” Eyes, old man walk, World Cup, chilling with Zach Leppo

Trevor Kelly: “When’s dinner?” “I’m so good at sports” Great first year, rookie of the year, sports

Ben Grant: Hot Tub Time Machine! 3-Pointers all day, Six-Pack

Matty White: “I’m cousins with Jake…” Snap Back, Miami Heat, Egg Clock

Jake Yarckin: “I’m cousins with Matt…” Perfect Flow, great family legacy then and now

Ethan Seidman: “No really! I’m twelve” Sleeping, Lax, better each year

Brandon Buckman: “Oh Baby” “AHHHHHHHHHH” Loud noises, dead legs, max, awesome year, elite eight

Max Brody: “Life is a game and I have the ball” “Sorry, Santa, sorry, mhahahaha” “Why do you always pick me?” Life is a game shirt, tennis, Olympics vs. Ricker, elite eight

Yasin “Yasmo” Mohamud: “Wanna see the two of hearts” “Cuz we don’t know what we’ve been told” Few shirts, Mohawk, chants, seadogs ball, bunk bed, elite eight

Austin Ricker: “Can you make sure they don’t kick the door open” “I’m so much better than Brody” “You promised me food” Olympics vs. Brody, long showers, great Color War, and the dash

Josh Kornbleuth: “I already did it” “I dominated Junior Swim Meet” Junior swim meet, awesome Color War, soccer

Ben Kaplan: “The nurse said I can’t shower” “C’mon, guys” Great summer, contacts, clean area

Will Kritzer: “Guys clean the bunk; I’m the only one cleaning” “I love Fantasy Football” Cleaner, Fantasy Football, great 2nd year

Joe Connelly: “Guys, go to bed” “He doesn’t like to be called that” Lynnfield, OKC, Aidan

Aidan Connelly: “Get off my bed” “I actually need to shower” Lynnfield, quick showers, bunk bed, Joe

Jake Sudkin: “Steven, did you get a haircut?” “Hahahahaha” Quick showers, bunk bed, messy area

Stu Lustig: “Hahahahahahahaha” “(Other noises)” Weird noises, bunk bed, messy area, Chinese poker

Darnell Pierre: “Get off my bed” “Stop calling me Darneezy” Great 1st year, hopeful return, bunk bed

Sam Katz: “What up boys” “I am the best” “Jello Darnello” Great Color War, bunk bed, last 3, packages

SC Jarrid McElligott: “Shut up Corey” “Corey, I swear to god…” “You’re really pissing me off tonight Corey” Nicknames, Juveniles, Corey White, SC, the kids

2CIT Jake Ryter: “That’s money” “I need food” “Everyone off my bed” “Who wants to buy a hat” Corey White, Chaos, YMCMB, ghost fan, disappearing, 2nd year CIT, long runs, the KUS, frosted tips, the kids

1CIT Steven Price: “Are you serious?” “Yo, listen up!” “If you guys don’t get above an 80…” “Corr Corr!” 1st year CIT desert war coach, coffee cakes, and kitchen

3A Sayings + We Leaves

Alan Qiu: “Chest beard won’t give me a board” “I have a question” SSAT book

Jose Delgado: “Praise” “I didn’t do it” “Hypersopia” Reading the House Song

Noah Leslie: “Is Jackass 3 here yet?” “Put on some dubstep” The leap of shame

Kaleb Hughes: “Ahhhhhh” “He’s on my bed” Club and camp connections

Matt Paluzzi: “Yo Jose” “Yo Kaleb” South Park PJ’s

Danny Truong: “Mr. Counselor, sir” Chilling at the door bed

JJ Allison: “My Man!!!” “Ahhhhhhh!” Alan Qiu for second session

David Netburn: “Come on guys!” “I’m a waiter so I can sleep!” Talking out of school, explosions

Christi Dipietrantonio: “I like jumping from bed to bed…Its so fun!” “How did you do that!?” Sprained ankle, Ethan Siedman, great second year

Tommy Connolly: “Excuse me” (British accent) His 2 brothers

Declan Donovan: “Stoooooooop” “Jordy, tell a story!” Nasty at Basketball, BC pajamas

Brendan Flood: “Guys, I got this” “Guys, listen to Jordy’s story” Lax, brothers, quiet but funny

Ben Keller: “Can I watch?” “That’s my chair!” Wearing his World Cup shirt 5/7 days a week. Wearing his Color War shirt 3 days after Song night. Talking about his Color War record.

Oudom Seang: “Hey Leprechaun!!” Towel hut, best flashlight

Almonte Henk: “It smells in here!” “Do we have to go to breakfast?” Funny voice, appearance in the Color War skit

Drew Seifer: HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA!!!! Laughing a lot, being a good side aisle sweeper

Andrew Hallion: “I want a haircut!” Having long hair, sleep talking EVERY night

Ben Weiss: “Don’t I look like a chicken?” Trying to explain things, 4:15 fruit

Kentony Chau: “Can I sit on your bed, Shin?” “Just get a lot of Redstone!!” “How do I get better?” Eating Cheetos with chopsticks, sitting on Shin’s bed without permission

James Lee: “Chicken dumpling, pork fried rice” “What’s for lunch?” Bringing lots of Ramen, always the last to leave the cabin after 2nd bell

Jacob Sigel: “Do we get a movie tonight?” Being the best athlete in 3A, Jacob Smeagol, talking about Color War coaches

Jordan Goldberg: “It’s a ‘that’s it’ ending!” “This is my board!!!” Buying a board, having the best flashlight, making a sign addressing Shin and Dylan about borrowing his flashlight

Matt Noah: “What did we get on cleanup?” “How do I do that?” Not being the best cleaner in the bunk, sleeping with his egg crate upside down

SC - Dylan Doyle: “YEE” “Thrones?” Archery, lifeguarding, paddleboarding, and the walking dead creator

JC - Shin Tsujimura: “Get off my bed!” Get off my trunk!” “No house music!” “MOP THE BATHROOM!!!” Amazon Junkie. borrowing Jordy’s food

1CIT - Jordy Cohen: “Shu-up” “Okie” Story time, his cool brother

1CIT - Kris Williams: “I don’t wanna do rec hall.” Sleeping… a lot, hanging in the cabin with the guys

3B Sayings and We Leaves

John Glascock- “That is an interesting point my good sir, but may I present a rebuttal?” The man, interesting questions, random scenarios, maturity

Joey Lydon- “3B’s better than 3A…Ooh. Ah!” “I do this every year” Knows how to party, Wayland, keepin’ it rockin’

Sam Fortier- “C’mon guys, clean the bunk!” Brooklyn, Flatbrim Swag

Gabe Martinez- “We got cash, we got fire!” Arlington, solid 1st year, dream screaming

Alex Guertin- “Does da barrow ova heeyah?” Arlington, great first year, the wheelbarrow

Jimmy Fitzhenry- “Do you know why?” “Abbigayle” Dirty athlete, awesome 1st year

Jordan Sarnie- “What’s that mean?” “Oligarchy” “Monster” Puppy, Michelle, Uncle Joey, Uncle Jessie, Danny Tanner, Bob Saget, DJ

Dylan O’Brien- “Can we go tubing?” Soccer goalie, Framingham, Dobby

Austin Dodes- “Scrumptious” “What’s the prize?” “It ain’t easy being cheesy” Brady, Sharon, bunk bed, Alex, Jenny, Chaos, Low Senior Captain

Alex Joseph- “Hats on a rack” “Wigga!” “I’m not weird” Austin, Brady, Pokémon, Sharon, Felines, Curious Cat

Juan Carlos Gonzales- “It’s about time someone teaches you some respect” Dominican Republic, Food, Door Bed

Houston Barenholtz- “Like, Really?” “Sharks with laser beams on their heads” Elite Eighter, chess

Sean “Swag” Staples- “Wanna trade?” “Give me my stuff back” “This one time…” “I live 15 minutes away from here” Baldwin, seeing friends at Kennard’s, his food, Dana, Adam, abbigayle

Joshua St. Germaine- “Come on man” “What’s for cake and milk?” Jonah, Deon, basketball, great low senior basketball game

Jonah St. Germaine- “What the freak?” “What’s this for” “That’s a fail” Joshua, Deon, basketball, his bed

Deon Singletary- “That’s wack,” “Daddy,” “what the freak?” Basketball, Mason, great comeback year

Azul Northcross- “ Lets play bunk ball” “Sup flava flav” “I didn’t do that” Jonah, Joshua, Deon, great first year,

Niko Severino- “Mind your own business” Stop messing with him” Black eye, good Color War, Joey

Joey LeBlanc- “Let’s clean up” “You should probably get out of your bed” “I’m not a suck up” Clean area, acting like staff, Niko, his bed

Grant Chaboudy- “I’m not tired” “Don’t take my food” “In Portugal…” Portugal, soccer, Azul, his trunk

Brady Buckman- “I don’t want to clean” “Hey Austin” “Chill out bro” “I’m Brady” Vanessa, Austin, Alex, Sharon, bunk beds.

Daniel Volfson- “I speak Russian” Smallest but smartest, Boston Latin, left too soon

SC Neil Sharma- “I’m mad at Barrett” “No, I’m not stressed” “Attention attention, please return my movies” “Just call me the alma mater king” 5A bathroom bed, same t-shirts, on soccer every day, running color war, and a short but sweet 9th year

SC Doug Spink- “I got fat” “I want to go running… no I don’t” “No, I’m on a diet” Shin splints, chest beard, Theta Chi, Indiana, his diet

1CIT Zach Chason- “Guilty as charged” “You my boy” “What’s up honey” “You got beef!” G1, head volleyball ref, Li’l Voshchin, mini Spink, blue timber

1CIT Jon Dunlap- “Go to sleep” “hehe,” Random noises Shaving cream mustache, lifeguard

1CIT Aaron Promer- “Twas me” “Get off my bed” “Darn it Dodes” “New Hampshire is a classier Maine” Prom Dawg, Head of Camp, big head/hats, Animal Crackers, 1st Color War

4A Sayings and We Leaves

Travers Devlin: “Naw, dog” “My cousin forgot to brush his teeth, and he went straight to Hell!” Telling stories, glasses, a “happy camper,” a hopeful return in 2013

Jacob Denning: “I don’t want it to be a lame quote.” “Can you play Party on Fifth Ave?” Random dancing, reading, entertaining stories and jokes, Keith.

Max Curran: “Hey Jeremy!” “Can I take Katzen’s chocolate?” Amazing athlete, better than most Gottliebers, model camper, only 2 weeks, more in ‘13

Jack Dolan: “Nick is not my brother!” “Why you comin’ home, five in the morn’ something’s goin on...” Great pitcher on u-13 baseball, polite and outgoing

Karl Hubbard: “My name is Karl, right?” “Can I go to the rec hall?” Skipping cleanup for the rec hall, great camper, witty

Arturo De La Torre: “Close the door please” Watching soccer, amazing camper, athletic, repping Spain, brother of Ignacio

Nick Dolan: “I don’t have any quotes” “Do I really look like a turtle?” Looking like a turtle, star camper, extremely respectful, hopeful return next year

Brady Hanlon: “Let me stand on the can!” “Turn the lights on!” Exclaiming random phrases, ring pops, comedian

Brendon Sanders: “Y’all have a good night now.” “Ya hear?” Fake southern accent, great tennis player and athlete, good camper

Shea Welch: “Trav, stop stealing my chips!” “Nick…” Quiet and respectful camper, always enthusiastic, never talks back, loves camp activities

Pat O’Shea: “Who wants to play with my magical spinning orb?” “Is it cake and milk?” Always smiling, terrific rookie camper, friendly

Liam Flood: “On the inside....” “What do ya think you’re doing?” Easygoing camper, comical songs, “Melvin the Magical Hotdog”

Johann Ollu Millet: “It doesn’t matter if you have three girls, as long as you have one and you both love each other, that’s the only thing that matters.” French camper, respectful to fellow campers, phenomenal teeter ball player, OS week 3

Alex Kraus: “Play Donald Trump.” “Signal!” Smart, friendly and respectful, neat, good-hearted

Benjamin Dick: “Zucker, your rules are stupid.” “Oh my god!” Hot Sauce, great first year camper, award for most improved rafter ball player in 4A, hopeful returner

Andrew Garfield (Mr. President): “Don’t touch my lacrosse stick.” “We’re bros, right?” Great athlete, amazing runner, HUMBLE, one of the best in Desert War

Cole Marden: “I do what I want.” “I swear I didn’t do that.” Independent, funny, rafters

Patrick O’Toole: “Nobody touch Robert!” “Do it, do it.” Energetic, crazy, great athlete, awesome Desert War and Color War player

Matt Russo: “They are my Welch’s.” “She wrote back!” Exciting, always happy and smiling, great tubing partner, hopeful returner for next year

Ari Natansohn: “What, you don’t like T-Swizzle?” Great basketball player, goofy, many more years

Justin Smith: “Whales, they are all like ‘MWAHHH.’” Best tennis player in 4A, great camper, respectful and polite.

Anthony Shea: “That’s true…real stuff.” “I would own every single kid in the Junior League.” “Are you serious!” Food lover, naps during cleanup, integral part of the bunk

Nik Apfelbaucher: “Are you kidding me? That’s my favorite arm!” Mop head, avid reader, loves to laugh and have a good time

Zach Miller: “I don’t know, just stick it and save it for later.” “Our alma mater was better.” Best guitar player in Color War, always smiling

David Wong: “Aiiiya!” “I’m never right, I am always Wong!” Neat freak, enthusiastic reader of the Hunger Games, listened to counselors, great camper

Ben Burns: “I’m a miner.” “I punched a loon in the face.” “In the strawberry sack” “Big hit” Very polite and respectful, overall great camper

Sam Shapiro: “It’s all about the BOOM BOOM FLUSH!” Great leader, unbelievable athlete, a hopeful return for next year

David Rubin: “She’d be a hungry, hungry hippo.” “Do you know another name for Solitaire? Lonely” First time camper, fluent German speaker, great Chinese poker player

Aaron Stone: “Your nickname will be ‘Shut up, Zach.’” “Shut up Zach!” Quiet at night, honest, a fun camper

Mike Goroshko: “I was playing baseball, that’s why I’m late” Goroshko Moving Company, Tristan, family legacy

SC Joseph Williams: “Y’all need to clean the bunk.” “That’s fine.” Best SC in camp, great with the kids, southern flare

2CIT Jeremy Zucker: “Where is my pink pen!” 5-1 in Color War, West End Music Program, great guitarist, humble, a great counselor

1CIT Matt Connelly: “Centurions! What is your, profession” “OMG A TALKING MUFFIN!” Hilarious, and one of the best CIT’s in camp, amazing, respectful leader and role model

1 CIT Mike Katzen: “Clean the bunk!” “Quiet!” Great skills, worked hard during clean up, respectful to all the kids

4B Sayings/We Leaves

Max Cirelli- “Show me some respect; I don’t want to” Italy, Natick

Bryan Hill- “SONYA!!!!!!!!!!” Money, sunglasses, great family legacy at WEHC

Calvin Lok- “I’m gonna fire my laser!!” Pokemon and Angry Birds

Adam Kimball- “Leave me alone; It wasn’t me!!” Lacrosse stick, his hat

Alex Su- (silence) Basketball, silent beast

Diego Rivera- “I don’t give….” Cleaning talents, quiet presence

Niko Yamin- “I don’t like your attitude” Good comeback year, Tanzania

Gavin Healy: “I love waterfront.” “I have the best hair in 4B” Always wore a bathing suit, warm-hearted

Joe Rowland: “Hook me up with a good saying because last year’s was lame!” Reading a book, having a positive attitude about everything

Natou Rudenberg: “Don’t tell me how to do my job!” “What I have to say about desert war is…MEOOWWW.” Winning touchdown reception during bunk flag football, Haiti, Isaac

Sam Eisenstadt: “Does anyone have any food?” “I have food!” Great kid in the bunk, always looking forward to the next activity

Jack Lesser: “Where’s the gold bond?” “I’m sly.” “Oh Haley!” His brothers, muscles, new sheets

Raymond Wu: “weird faces” “Oh Haley!” Great sense of humor, ball of fuzz, losing 6 pounds

Walden Ng: “Doe Mah!!” “You smell delicious” “Oh Haley!” “That’s me!” Second best swimmer in 4B, Pokémon

Chris Madden: “Get out of bed” “I’m Joey’s assistant” “Oh Haley!” Elite 8, long hair year, mom’s airport limo

Jake Yezerski: “If you’re talking about Dawes then yeah I like it” “I play baseball” “I play football” “PDF isn’t real!” “Oh Haley!” Playing baseball, door bed, another good year

Dylan Nottingham: “Roll on me!” “Yezerski!” Best swimmer in camp, leadership, diversity, athletic, MAGGIE FINN!, letters from girls

Gabe Sands: “Quiet Chris!” “dinosaur noises” “Oh Haley!” Bubbles, Punk Rock t-shirts, rafter baseball

Evan Vale: “How do I do this?” “I play hockey!” “Oh Haley!” Not the best cleaner, playing hockey, stiff arming, visits from sister

Alex Romantz: “Jordan Chabot’s my cousin” Sure, I’ll help” Easy-going, helpful, great role model

Walter Thom: “I go to the Club too” “I really like camp” Unsung hero, quiet, and thoughtful

Zach Zysk: “I always get called last” “This is an awesome place” Funny, good-natured, a pleasure to have at West End

Isaiah Bedsole: “She’s ugly” “ewwww” “I’m Jewish” “I get more girls them Dylan” Staying up late, his grandpa, bonus time

SC Todd Zucker: “Yo Juvies are cool” “Go to bed” “Yo, play the d” “Wu Daddy!!!” “Captains are stupid” “Yo, let me pack some Velveeta” “Oh, Haley!” Pokémon, banjo, dawes, Color War coach of the Blue Juveniles

2CIT Mike “Moose” Messina: “Nottingham… lets go!” “Give me the ball!” “What?!?!?!?” “Lord of the Rings is outstanding!” “Oh, Haley!” His car, lax, wins against Nottingham in swim, Black Hawk down, American sniper, snowboarding, go pro, color pieces

1CIT Joey Cohen: “Don’t you dare take that before me!” “Let me use your toothpaste” “Turn on the lead” “Messhall!” “I’m in charge” “Oh Haley!” Nutella, radio hardcore, Oreos, Velveeta, gotta have it, lord of the rings

1CIT Anthony LeBlanc: “Thank you for the experience” “If I was sweeping, I would just fall over” “Butterflies are disgusting” Aux cables, chosen one, the amp, good at rec hall, Theraflu

1A Sayings and We Leaves

Anthony Ross- “This is ridiculous!” “Look at your hair!” “You look like someone did something to your hair.” “Oh, my God” “I’m Pappa Tonz spittin’ that hot fire.” Pappa Tonz, his bling, his girl, Mamma Tonz

Ben Rexer- “Why can’t I sit on your bed?” “Play on expert.” “I have tendonitis.” Alex, soccer ball, rafter baseball

Alex Smith Lin- “I love you, Corey.” “My sister’s boyfriend plays football for Rutgers.” “Are you my best friend Adam?” Smitty, Ben, Marseilles soccer jersey, Beatles hairdo

Nate Wolf- “I don’t look like Charlie.” “I am having so much fun at summer camp.” “Don’t eat my food.” Watermelon Powerhouse, Man of few words, BB&N, Great year at west end

Charlie Ablon- “I got another package today.” “Me and my mom are tight.” Packages regularly, BB&N, Knock down shooter

Ben Saloman- “What is for dinner?” “What is the bongo?” “Why did you do that?” Tennis Balls, Bongo, Portland

Alex Smith- “I know Jalan Price.” “Hey, I’m Ben’s friend.” Playing basketball in the rec hall, Ben, Portland, newspaper picture with Steve

Cole Brightbill- “Sure, I’ll play the guitar” “Guys, let’s all show respect.” Future place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, an almost return for Color War

Fernando Soto- “I wish I knew about this place sooner” Always smiling, always helpful

Zach Bisconti- “How can I kill this bug?” “Quiet down, I’m reading!” Specials, Geardo, bug collection, reading

Anthony D’Ambrosio- “I’ll try to come back for Color War” “I know Jack” Fun on the lake, loving the sports, great rookie

Max Watson- “Hey, hey, hey Corey, hey Corey, what’s up?” “Yooo” “Remember me, 2010 animal.” His hair, Jimmy Macaroy, top bunk, millz

Jimmy Melican- “I love door bed,” “millz” Max Watson, Melrose, Phillies hat, birdman

Aaron Karasik- “The rivalry between North and South is unreal,” “I love Victor” Bread, best athlete, hopeful return

Frankie Culhane- “Lets go to the courts” “I am at the courts” “ I will never forget what Mason told me… take it to the rack.” Fro, his laugh, Oak Hill, Basketball, V-necks, Mastrangelo, Yonkers, the Plank

Danny Bronshvayg- “I need my letter,” ”My name is Doris” Branchbag, tennis, the hats, Russia, Max Robert

Andrew Mastrangelo: “Stop!!!” “Oh my God,” “Just a quick Grand Prix” Boxey, baggy clothes, sweat, nice kid

Derek Supino: “I’m doing my job right now!” “Stop Boxey” Volleyball, Lynnfield, lots of food

Yanni Stasinos: “Dude that’s messed up” “Stop!!!” “Oh my God” Sleeping, earrings, being on everyone’s bed, great skills

Jack Donaldson: “No I don’t” “Yanni did this…” “Kyle did this…” His dad, Yanni, Kyle, lacrosse, his hair, family of the year

Jack Meaney: “My uncle...” “Back in 2006…” “Do you think I will plaque?” Max Robert, Billy, Color War, 7-year camper

Anthony Folkes: “You are pushing it!” “Are you serious” “What did I do?” Has come a long way, improving athlete, tennis ball, toothpaste

Luke Stillman: “I’m not like one of these Sharon kids” “I’m not that bad” Anthony Folkes, Sharon, Ben Stiller, tape

Max Lustig: “Yanni want to play some basketball” “Yanni want to play cards” “Let’s go down to the meal” Yanni, shoes, baseball, Stu

Matt Fischer: “Oooooooooh my God,” “Please stop!” “Jersey is so much better!” Tough kid, Middle Senior Football, Pokémon

Kyle Siegler: “I want to play soccer” “Not my foot!” Tiger Woods, PGA Tour, Yanni, wall ball

Jordan Chabot: “Get off my bed!” “I need space!” Bug Spray, Mid Senior Captain, toothpaste

Jordan Leppo: “Corey, I love you!” “Corey, you’re my best friend!” Corey, baseball, California, Asia

Victor Svedloff: “Uhhhmmm” “I don’t know” Mike and Ikes, 2-dog, Mid Senior Distance, comeback kid

Max Robert: “I’m back” “I had to do Color War” The Connelly clan, terrific camper

Adam Josephson: “Don’t touch my stuff!” “Can I have some food?” “My 1A…” Pokémon, Buffalo pretzels, Hammer, 3D’S

Corey White: “Get off my bed,” “Well, this is awkward!” “Unreal!” “Jarrid, you’re really…” Boxey, reading, stay scheming, CW star helper

Roque Reyes: “Suga-Suga” “Are you serious?” “Who was just on my bed?” “Get off my bed!” Bed, reading, haircuts, 3D’S, fridge

1B Sayings and We-Leaves

Andrew Clark - “Why are you so lazy?” Bunk bed, Scottie To Hottie

Luke Geraghty - “Don’t kill the spider!” Mark McGuire, 3B porch, quiet

Russo St. Fort - “I know that song!” Music, the fort, bunk bed

Eric Benninghoff - “This place is great” McLovin, social, great kid

Peter Wynn - “I need privacy!!!!” Peter Parker, Rookie of the Year, 5A clean up champs

Tom Bull - “Wanna see my sister?” “My knee hurts!” Tarzan, South Africa, funny

Kevin Rivera - “You guys are so annoying!” “Quiet Spencer!” Cupcake, face plant, meatloaf

Henrik De Jounge - “Will, stop!” Thing 2, biking, Sour Patch Kids

Nick Godfred - “I took it for the team at the social” Thing 1, scary movies, getting over being homesick

Dhmitri Dorceus - “Does anything else need to be done?” Meek Millz, clean up king, ripped shirt

Will Russo - “My brother gets more girls than me” Squeaky, water-slang

Laurence Roberts - “4 weeks is better than 2” Seth, UCONN, Weston

Spencer Quist - “I’m sorry” Elite 8, always positive, smurf

Matt Heim - “It’s so loud in here” Door bed, shooting sleeve, shaggy

John Stewart - “I didn’t do it” Broken arm, much improved camper, freckles

Brandon McCrory - “This is how we dance” Hand sanitizer, dancing on Spencer’s bed, hood

Coby Tippett - “Let’s go” Last 6, last one to wake up, great kid, Jr. Seau

Bryce Smith - “I get more girls than my brother” “I’m going home to read” Biking, no left hand, method man, Chase Drive

Tyler Smith - “Man, I ain’t doing that!” Staying up late, biking, redman, Chase Drive

Jake Connors - “Anyone wanna play cards?” Shy at first, great Color War, cool kid

Tom Fu - “Negative” “Bobcat!” “Hey man” Top of the bunk list, Japanese comics, bug killer, Tofu

Jalan Price - “I need some hot sauce!” Snacks, SNC, Poison Ivy, papa chubbz

Dana Staples - “I’m not from Kennard’s!” All 8, quiet, local

Tur Woods - “Hey thaddy!” Comedian, active, 4B, Thor

1CIT - Evan Swartz: “I hate this” “I can’t take it” “I wish I was in Boca” CIT, Coning, heads, Tom Fu’s favorite

JC - Eric Lesser: “This is the OG” Jr. counselor, Net balls, CW coach, raps

SC - Mason Williams: “Yeeaow” “Out the bunk” “Clean” Biking, Greece, circle, raps, Free Masons, the Dark Knight Rises

Gottlieb Sayings and We Leaves

“Sir” Colton Finn: “Dude… let me play your guitar.” “England!!!” “Spirit Bear. Best. Book. Ever.” The Colton Finn night outfit, knight for England’s World Cup team, lax, cereal.

Jason Truong: “I’m mainly just good at lacrosse.” “…” Being a quiet good kid, lacrosse, and his brother Danny

Tre “T-Bone” Collins: “Play Humpty!” “(Loud jolly laugh)” Rookie of the year, dominant athlete, going to bed before 9:30, and an all around great addition to West End

James Dunlea: “Ouch my knee” “Franky boy!” “Where are my Nike Elites?” Babyface, unfortunate knee injury, and card games until late

Eric McNeilly: “Why is Ryan always picking on me?” “Where is Eggert? He’s not doing anything!” “Why does Chason always skip practices? Gotta new name for him…. Skip.” Gottlieb weapon, Lenny, 15 and Under Star, Humor, Rest Period Naps

Isaac Hiller: “Get off my bed” “Egg McWestends?? No thanks, I’ve got easy mac” Easy Mac, top bunk!, sprite, jumping on people’s beds from his bunk bed

Hao Chen: “DANNNYYYY,”“WHAAA?” “Come oooooon” “Same to you…” China, Turtle Pillow, Cousins in 2A, Soccer

Alex Johnson: “I think my dad played for the Bulls…” “Yeah I wrestle.” Batmen, wrestling, all black everything

Kevin Wu: “No, Raymond is not my brother.” His fan, his blue and brown striped shirt, soda, Raymond

Sam Eggert: “Play Knights of Cydonia!” “You jiving me?” “Why you being such a jive turkey?” Messy area, Nike Elites, The Black Keys, Patriots, 15 & under bench

Craig Beberman: “GOTTLIEB!!” “M-M-Mmmm Jacobs!” “I’m so jacked.” Red Sox shirt, protein shakes, Chinese poker, Go hard or Go Home shirt, floss/toothpicks

Nate Wright: “I’m getting next shower.” “I’m gonna take a nap.” His crutches, his shower tools, his snacks, floss/toothpicks, awesome quick return

Matt Shaffer: “BLUE JU-VE-NI-LESSSS…” “Shivers, I’m better than you in movie trivia.” “Ayyy we are the JOOOVIIIIES!” High Senior Captain, healthy snacks, attempting to beat Shivers in movie trivia and failing miserably every time, his bed

Andrew Kern: “I shower every day.” “What are you talking about?” “Cough, cough” “What are you doing??” His basketball, Consuela, Family Guy references, his neck, great High Senior year, Nike Elites, Diabeto

Noah Aspel –“Shivers, there isn’t any stuff.” “I’m better than Cam.” Cam, Josh, stuff in his pocket, CW breakout performer

Cam DeLuca - “I’m not lazy.” “I’m pumped for OTW.” “I’m better than Noah.” His shoe collection, his bed, Goldbond, Noah, Josh

Mark Karmiy: “I’m shower guy.” “When are you gonna get that win, Hebert?” “Whatever team I’m on is guaranteed to win volleyball, soccer, and basketball.” Springfield Basketball Hall of Fame

Matt Leppo: “ARRHOOO!!” “SHIHEERRRZ!” “GOTTLIEB!!” Messy area, running, beaters and sleeveless shirts, starting random chants

Eddie Friedman: “Why am I bottom of the bunk list?” Tipping the banana boat, cow licks, coming late because of baseball

Matt Weisman: “Get off my bed.” “I like door bed.” Door bed, OTW, his signature buzz cut, dancing, floss/toothpicks

Frank “The Tank” Dawson: “Get money…” “McNeilly, you’re such a loser.” His Li’l Wayne jersey, his hat, rap battles, missing CW for a wedding

Denicio Campozano: “I have to go to school for two weeks.” Red Sox blanket, missing CW for the first time, back to help

Craig Titus: “I hate my haircut.” His weird sneeze, magazines, Karmiy

Jake Coughlin - “It went in!!” Gottlieb tradition, Sharon

Josh Mazur: “I’m tough.” “I’m so popular in Sharon.” Spray deodorant, Gold Bond, Sharon stories

SC Tyler Randolph: “Clean up!!” “This bathroom is ...” Clippers headphones, his MacBook, his rigged sandals, being like Kabir, sweeping the whole bunk, Raiders

SC Matt Shivers: “Nate, you’re obedient.” “Get off my trunk!!” “No, no…” “Where’s the STUFF??” Consuela, Family Guy references, gimp, Wonderland, White Chaos, beating Shaffer in movie trivia

2CIT Alex Hebert: “Guitar noises” “Tyler, can I use your laptop?” The Black Keys, Gold on the Ceiling, his amp, his guitar, writing songs, Moe TVs

G1 Sayings and We-Leaves

Mitchell Lesser- “I have the most staff points” “I can’t wait for 15-under Basketball to be done so I can sleep” Utilization of the space above his bed, snacks, a love for cleanup

Jake Stetson- “Mitch, don’t fall asleep on my bed!” “Did I really say that in my sleep?” #1 Spot on the Ironman Board, door bed

Aaron Rappaport- “Do I have to?” “That’s right baby, 10 interceptions in leagues this morning” Being an Island, winning the “Color War Challenge”

Panharith Kong- “Who’s outside?” “Am I on or off this afternoon?” Obtaining staff privileges in response to a broken finger, being a great teammate in Desert and Color War, and an awesome last year as a camper

Farid Mawanda- “Back in 1942…” “I’m sorry that I take long showers…. I enjoy the hot water on my skin!” “Can we watch a movie?” Always being the last one to leave cleanup, his Onesie, and very, very, very long showers

Danny Brack- “No, this is the 9th book I’ve read this summer” Reading 30 Terry Goodkind books, clutch free throws in the House Game

SC Brion Rock- “Cor-Cor the Krusty Krab” “Let me sing to you the song of my people…SHOTGUN!!” “White can’t deny the fact we Shin…TARO!!!” The KIDS, Head Coach of the Blue Juveniles, never sitting at the G1 table during meals

2012 Juveniles D. Brack M. Shaffer 561

Chaos M. Lesser J. Stetson 528

Color War 2012

White Blue Officials Waterpolo Matt Shivers Brion Rock Danny Walsh Dylan Doyle Jon Dunlap Eric Weiss

Basketball Barrett Wilson Jarrid McElligott Tyler Randolph Mason Williams Jordy Cohen Joey Cohen

Volleyball Jeremy Zucker Alex Hebert Corey White Zach Chason Joseph Williams

Softball Ian Solomon Eric Lesser Steve Lepler Mike Jacobs Mike Katzen

Soccer Roque Reyes Todd Zucker Isaac Merson Ian Finn

Football Jake Ryter Jonah Rappaport Neil Sharma Mike Messina Steven Price Adam Josephson Aaron Promer

2012 Color War Wrap-Up

By: Neil Sharma

The Teams: Blue Juveniles (1950’s greasers) vs. the White Chaos (rebels, anti- government).

The Coaches: Blue – Brion Rock (HC), Eric Lesser, Jarrid McElligott, Jonah Rappaport, Alex Hebert, Todd Zucker

White – Matt Shivers (HC), Ian Soloman, Roque Reyes, Barrett Wilson, Jake Ryter, Jeremy Zucker

The Captains for Blue are Danny Brack and Matt Shaffer. On White it’s Mitchell Lesser and Jacob Stetson.

The divisions this year, from bottom to top, go as follows: junior, intermediate, low senior, senior, middle senior, and high senior

Day 0:

Color War started during a night activity called West End Gladiators. As all the campers walked from the rec hall to the council ring, shutters from the 1’s and 2’s dropped, with duct tape letters spelling out ‘Color War is Now.’

Blue took some unorthodox routes in handling their color war team. For example, during their entrances, they had six fake coaches enter, with Steve coming out last. Just as the campers started to get unexcited, five of the real coaches came out from the infirmary, and Brion Rock driving in with a retro car. Additionally, Blue elected not to name captains outside of the high senior captains.

White, although more traditional, had some impressive entrances, as they included fake smoke, constant music playing in the background, and model rockets.

The theme for the staff was West End MC’s (rap/hip-hop artists). The nicknames were a hit amongst the campers. Because it started at night, there were no day zero activities.

Day 1:

Morning:

The teams split 3-3, all of which were close games. The most lopsided game was intermediate soccer (which was actually close until the end) – White won 5-1 led by Austin Ricker and Will Kritzer. The low senior basketball game featured a duel between

brothers Josh and Jonah St. Germain. Josh (on Blue) scored 43 while Jonah (on White) scored 37, as Blue pulled it out 79-71.

Other highlights:

-Jordan Colon nearly kicked for the cycle in junior kickball, helping the Blue juniors team rally to win a close kickball game

-Andrew Kern and Matt Shaffer led the Blue high seniors to a 12-10 victory in softball

-Matt Fischer scored four goals in MS waterpolo

-Senior volleyball was the highlight of the day. It went to a fifth game, which was close throughout, but White emerged victorious after big performances from Jack Lesser and Quinn Albert

Afternoon:

White took control of this split, going 5-1. They were initially 5-0, and looked to go 6-0 as they were ahead by two runs in the bottom of the 9th inning of the intermediate kickball game. However, Blue made a comeback, then after three extra innings, they closed it out, avoiding a goose egg in the win column. Some highlights:

-White won a close 3-2 junior soccer game – Joey Cohen led the effort

-White won senior basketball 53-51. Sam Shapiro (Blue) and Quinn Albert (White) each had over 25 points for their respective teams

-The White High Seniors won an upset waterpolo game 7-5. Jacob Stetson, Mark Karmiy, and Coby Tippett all had big games

The Senior Apache Relay and the Junior Spelling Bees took place in the evening. White won the Apache, widening their lead, while White took two of three spelling bees. The Junior Spelling Bee was a battle between brothers Ryan and Brandon Karp, reminiscent of last year’s Aiden Connelly vs. Joe Connelly showdown.

Day 2:

Morning:

Blue cut into the lead a little bit, winning Low Senior football in a shutout, Senior softball, and High Senior soccer. White won the relays 8-2, as well as the Middle Senior volleyball game. The Intermediate waterpolo game was tied, thus the points were split, narrowing White’s lead to 45. Highlights:

-Victor Swain had a punt return touchdown and interception return touchdown during Low Senior football. Blue won 24-0.

-Blue High Seniors won 2-1 in soccer, which was a hefty upset. Danny Brack scored two impressive goals. One was off of a free kick from half field, and the other was bent in from a difficult angle close to the corner kick area.

Afternoon:

They split 3-3. The highlight was definitely Senior football, which Blue won 27-20. It went back and forth the entire game, but Brendan Delaney (Blue) emerged as the game’s X factor. With less than six minutes to play, he had a clutch interception, followed by a long touchdown reception from QB Robbie Antonucci, giving Blue the go-ahead score. Jack Lesser nearly led White back into the end zone, but his last minute deep passes were too little too late.

-White won Intermediate basketball 50-46, in a hard fought game. Max Brody led the effort, scoring nearly 25 points and hitting a three late in the fourth quarter, putting the game out of reach

-Blue Low seniors won softball 10-0, led by Alex Joseph, Brady Buckman, and Drew Seifer.

-The White high seniors swept volleyball, winning three games to nothing, in a dominating performance led by Jacob Stetson, Mark Karmiy, and Matt Leppo.

-Though there was a brief period of rain in the afternoon, we were able to finish every game.

Evening:

Blue Juniors won the Apache Relay, while White took two of three Spelling Bees.

White led Color War 175-145 going into Track and Swim Day.

Day 3:

Day three was the annual Track and Swim meet, with a total of 400 points up for grabs. Blue was looking to cut into White's 40-point lead. The morning was Junior Track and Senior swim. Some highlights of Junior Track:

-Blue Intermediate Joey Leblanc came in second for the dash, first for the broad jump, and first in the distance -The Junior dash was the closest race of the day, with Darnell Pierre and Joey Cohen (both Blue) taking the top spots and Aidan Connelly (White) coming in third -White swept the Junior broad jump, taking all three places

-Low Senior David Wong came in first for the broad jump and first for the softball throw (it's weird, but the low seniors are a part of the junior track meet) -Blue junior Griffin Yas took first in the softball throw, nudging out White's Jeremy Freed and Joe Connelly -Eight-year-old Jaden Craig won the junior steeple chase for blue in a landslide race -The junior distance race was won easily by Joey Cohen, with Griffin Yas, Jordan Colon, and Jack Zinman -- the final places in that order -White's Brandon Buckman was able to beat out Blue's Josh Kornbleuth in the intermediate steeplechase -Blue swept the low senior distance, with David Rubin, Josh St. Germain, Victor Swain, and Victor Silva taking the top spots -In the End, Blue won a close track meet, 51-49

Senior Swim: -White Senior Dylan Nottingham placed first in the freestyle, underwater swim, and distance race -In a big upset, Blue's Bryce Smith placed first in the High Senior backstroke -Spencer Quist (Blue) won a close middle senior freestyle race, barely beating out Jordan Chabot (White) and Jack Meaney (Blue) -Blue swept the relays -Blue high seniors swept the underwater swim, with Kyle Siegler, Matt Shaffer, and Craig Beberman claiming the top spots -Jack Meaney won the middle senior underwater swim, swimming all the way across the third pool -Jacob Stetson easily won the high senior distance for white, with Andrew Kern, Coby Tippett, and Matt Leppo taking second, third, and fourth respectively -Blue won the swim meet, 60-40

Blue cut the deficit to 14 points, and looked to gain more ground in the afternoon Senior Track meet and Junior Swim meet

Senior Track: -Blue High Seniors swept the Broad Jump, Softball Throw, and Dash -- led by Matt Shaffer, coming in first in the dash and broad jump -Robbie Antonucci (Blue) won a close Senior Dash, beating Quinn Albert (White) and Sam Shapiro (Blue). He also came in second in the softball throw and second in the steeplechase -White swept Middle Senior softball throw (Derek Supino, Jordan Chabot, and Sam Eggert all placed) while Blue swept the Senior softball throw (Pat O'Toole, Robbie Antonucci, and Anthony Shea) -White Middle Senior Victor Svedloff placed first in the broad jump and distance, and second in the dash -Danny Brack (Blue) edged out Matt Shaffer (Blue) and Coby Tippett (white) in the steeplechase -Matt Leppo easily took first in the high senior distance for White. I believe Matt has won this race every year he has been a camper.

-Blue won big, 59-41

Junior Swim: -Josh Kornbleuth (Blue) took first in the Intermediate backstroke and distance -Jordan Goldberg (White) won the Low Senior freestyle, backstroke, and distance -Brandon Buckman (White) narrowly beat out Austin Ricker (White) and Sam Katz (Blue) in the Intermediate underwater swim -Aidan Connelly (Blue) won the junior breath holding and placed second in the junior freestyle -Will Kritzer (White) came in second for the intermediate freestyle and backstroke, and third in the distance -Ben Keller (White) placed first in the intermediate freestyle, second in the backstroke, and third in the distance -Drew Seifer (blue) won the low senior underwater swim and place third in the distance -White took two of three relays -The White Juniors made up for their seniors in the track meet, winning the swim meet 60-40

At the end of the day, White was up 369 to 351. We planned on doing tug of wars that night, but it started raining hard, and so they were postponed until day 4.

Day 4:

Morning: Back to sports, we were expecting rain but thankfully did not get any. Blue won the split 4-1-1. Here are some highlights:

-Griffin Yas, Jack Zinman, and Aidan Connelly led the Blue Juniors to a key newcomb win -Blue Intermediates won softball 5-1, marked by some big hits by Max Brody and Cole Lepler -David Rubin scored two goals in the low senior soccer game, leading Blue to the 2-1 victory. Noah Stonehill had a key penalty kick save in the last five minutes, while Alex Joseph and Jackson Quist had big games on defense -The Intermediates tied waterpolo (second tie in waterpolo this Color war... yeah, no idea why there's no overtime; next year there will be). Alex Romantz (Blue) and Dylan Nottingham (White) led their respective teams -Max Robert (Blue) had a monster game in Middle Senior football, as they won 20-6. He ran and threw for touchdowns, had a safety, and was dominant on the line along with Jalan Price. The Blue Middle Seniors had not won a game until today. -The White High Seniors won basketball 77-59, led by Mark Karmiy -- one of the better basketball players to come to West End over the past five years or so. Blue actually had a lead in the first half after big performances from Danny Brack and Andrew Kern, but were outscored 44-16 in the second half.

-Jonah Rappaport is 5-0 in kickball/football, Matt Shivers is 4-1-1 in waterpolo, Jeremy Zucker is 4-1 in volleyball/newcomb

Afternoon:

And Blue takes its first lead since day one! The score after these games was 396-384. In the afternoon we had the Omelet games (one inning softball game where everyone bats and everyone simultaneously plays the field). Each game is worth 15 points. In the Junior game, in which White was the home team, Blue took the plate first and put up 10 runs. Almonte Henk had a home run, while David Wong, Sam Katz, and Drew Seifer all had important hits. Just as it looked like White was dead in the water, they made a late comeback lead by Austin Dodes, Will Kritzer, and Austin Ricker. But Jack Zinman, Almonte Henk, and Cole Lepler made key defensive plays for Blue, as they won 10-6. The Senior game was less eventful, as Blue won once again, 2-1. They played stellar defense, lead by shortstop Andrew Kern.

We had the Tug of War for every division. Each tug win is worth five points. Blue won five out of the six tugs. The tides turned quickly in 24 hours, and Blue now has a 451-389 lead. Tomorrow is another set of games in the morning. They must go at least 4-2 to keep the War competitive through Song Night. The games are as follows: Junior soccer, Intermediate newcomb, Low Senior waterpolo, Senior soccer, Middle Senior basketball, and High Senior football

Day 5:

So blue had led 451-389 going into this morning’s games. It started raining hard at around 9:00 am. I was worried that the games might have to get delayed or even cancelled. But thankfully the weather held up. It went from heavy rain, to a light drizzle - - then the rain eventually stopped at around 10:00. We were able to get all the games in.

Junior Softball --> Blue wins 10-3 Jack Zinman, Griffin Yas, and Nick Shea anchored blue's infield. They scored five runs early, eventually jumped out by 10, and never looked back.

Intermediate Newcomb --> Blue wins 2 games to 1 Because most Intermediates can throw and catch relatively easily, this game usually lasts the longest... and this year was no different. In a hard fought game on both sides, Blue was able to snag the win, with important leadership coming from Max Brody and Josh Kornbleuth. Brandon Buckman, Austin Ricker, and Will Kritzer gave valiant efforts for the White side

Low Senior Waterpolo --> White wins 10-1 Jordan Goldberg and Houston Barenholtz led the way in this blowout victory – as each scored multiple goals.

Senior Soccer --> White wins 3-0 Despite solid efforts from Gabe Sands and Alex Romantz, White was able to get the victory here after two early goals. Jack Lesser had a great defensive performance, while Quinn Albert, Zach Miller, and Dylan Nottingham all scored.

Middle Senior Basketball --> White wins 61-60 in OT Maybe the best game of the entire Color War. Andrew Mastrangelo scored 31 for Blue, while Sam Eggert had 20 for White. The game went into overtime. Down by two with less than five seconds to play, Jordan Chabot hits a three pointer, giving White the one point lead and the win.

High Senior Football --> White wins 12-6 in OT Also an amazing game. It started off as a defensive stalemate, with both teams getting interceptions possession after possession. Blue scored the first touchdown on a long pass from Matt Shaffer to Andrew Kern. Then Blue retaliated, as Coby Tippett returned a punt 3/4 the length of the field for a touchdown. It was 6-6 after one half of play. The scoring stalled for the second half. Both teams were fighting hard on defense. There were many fumbles due to the wet conditions. White had a chance to win on their final drive of regulation but time expired. After 40 minutes of play, there was a ten minute sudden death overtime. Blue won the toss, elected to receive, but threw an interception on their first play. Although White didn't score on their possession, they backed up Blue all the way to the goal line following the punt. White then had to punt from their own end zone, and Mitch Lesser made a huge special teams play by batting down the line-drive punt, giving White great field position. On second down and goal, Coby threw a touchdown pass to Yanni Stasinos which won the game. It was a great effort from both sides.

The score of Color War is now 471-429, with Blue leading. Now White will have to make a big comeback for Song Night, which is worth 200 points in total.

Three points got taken away from each team for talking in the mess hall, making the score 468-426 going into Song Night. For Song Night, the Blue Team had all their campers gel their hair back. White won substantially on the entrance, 24 2/3 to 15 1/3. For the Song from the Seats, White moved two benches to center court and had a surrounding circular formation. Jordan Jones had a great solo. Aaron Rappaport and Anthony Folkes also had great solos for the Blue Team, but White was able to win the Song from the Seats, 17 2/3 to 12 1/3. The Skit was closely judged, but White took it again, 25 2/3 to 24 1/3, after a great acting performance from Sam Eggert. Blue won the Song from the Floor 17 1/3 to 12 2/3. Both Alma Maters were amazing. White started it off, as they did their rendition of ‘Iris’ by the Goo Goo Dolls with Zach Miller playing guitar. Then Blue went, as they sang ‘The Boy Who Blocked His Own Shot’ by Brand New. Jack Donaldson played guitar, while Joey Leblanc had a solo. Blue won the Alma Mater 27 2/3 to 22 1/3.

After two misconduct points were taken away from Blue, White won Song Night 101 2/3 to 96 1/3. But that was not enough to overcome the large pre Song Night deficit. After rounding the scores, Blue won Color War by a final score of 561-528.

Color War 2012 - Divisions

High Senior (20) Low Seniors (22) White Blue White Blue 1 Cam DeLuca Aaron Rappaport 1 Austin Dodes Alex Joseph 2 Coby Tippett Andrew Kern 2 Carl Devis Brady Buckman 3 Eddie Friedman Bryce Smith 3 Deon Singletary David Rubin 4 Jacob Stetson Craig Beberman 4 Evan Vale David Wong 5 Mark Karmiy Danny Brack 5 Houston Barenholtz Drew Seifer 6 Matt Leppo Farid Mawanda 6 Jacob Sigel Jackson Quist 7 Mitchell Lesser Kyle Siegler 7 Jonah St. Germain Josh St. Germain 8 Tur Woods Matt Weisman 8 Jordan Goldberg Juan Carlos Gonzales 9 Tyler Smith Matt Shaffer 9 Matt Noah Noah Stonehill 10 Yanni Stasinos Noah Aspel 10 Nik Aepfelbacher Victor Silva 11 Nate Wright Panharith Kong 11 Zach Zysk Victor Swain Middle Senior (22) Intermediates (22) White Blue White Blue 1 Brandon McCrory Andrew Mastrangelo 1 Will Kritzer Almonte Henk 2 Dana Staples Anthony Folkes 2 Adam Freedman Ben Kaplan 3 Derek Supino Jack Donaldson 3 Andrew Hallion Cole Lepler 4 Jake Connors Jack Meaney 4 Austin Ricker Grant Chaboudy 5 Jordan Chabot Jalan Price 5 Azul Northcross James Lee 6 Jordan Leppo Kevin Wu 6 Ben Keller Joey Leblanc 7 Matt Fischer Luke Stillman 7 Ben Weiss Josh Kornbleuth 8 Max Lustig Matt Heim 8 Brandon Buckman Max Brody 9 Sam Eggert Max Robert 9 Nik Severino Oudom Seang 10 Victor Svedloff Spencer Quist 10 Tom Fu Sam Katz 11 John Stewart 11 Yasin Mohamud Sean Staples Seniors (22) Juniors (23) White Blue White Blue 1 Ari Natansohn Aaron Stone 1 Alex Hallion Adam Staples 2 Ben Burns Alex Romantz 2 Blake Masse Aidan Connelly 3 Brett Middleton Anthony Shea 3 Brandon Karp Brandon Goldberg 4 Chris Madden Brendan Delaney 4 Darnell Pierre Griffin Yas 5 Dylan Nottingham Gabe Sands 5 Jake Sudkin Jack Zinman 6 Jack Lesser Mike Goroshko 6 Jeremy Freed Jaden Craig 7 Jake Yezerski Patrick O'Toole 7 Joe Connelly Jordon Colon 8 Jordan Jones Robbie Antonucci 8 Joey Cohen Kyle Silva 9 Quinn Albert Sam Shapiro 9 Kentony Chau Linden Tager 10 Raymond Wu Walden Ng 10 Nick Silva Nick Shea 11 Zach Miller Walter Thom 11 Stu Lustig Ryan Karp 12 12 Tristan Goroshko

Color War 2012 Schedule/Results

Day 0

No Activities, Song Night Practice

Day 1

Morning Sports Winning Team Score MVP Public Enemy Kickball (10) Blue 10-7 Jordan Colon Beastie Boys Soccer (10) White 5-1 Austin Ricker Run DMC Basketball (10) Blue 79-71 Josh St. Germain Wu Tang Clan Volleyball (10) White 3-2 Jack Lesser Outkast Waterpolo (10) White 4-2 Matt Fischer Tribe Called Quest Softball (10) Blue 12-10 Andrew Kern

Rest Period

Archery Winning Team Player Public Enemy Archery (2) White Stuart Lustig Beastie Boys Archery (2) White Andrew Hallion Run DMC Archery (2) White Evan Vale Wu Tang Clan Archery (2) Blue Gabe Sands Outkast Archery (2) Blue Luke Stillman Tribe Called Quest Archery (2) Blue Aaron Rappaport

Afternoon Sports Winning Team Score MVP Public Enemy Soccer (10) White 3-2 Alex Hallion Beastie Boys Kickball (10) Blue 17-16 (xtra) Josh Kornbleuth Run DMC Volleyball (10) White 3-1 Zach Zysk Wu Tang Clan Basketball (10) White 53-51 Quinn Albert Outkast Softball (10) White 7-2 Jordan Chabot Tribe Called Quest Waterpolo White 7-5 Mark Karmiy (10)

Evening Activities Winning Team MVP/Winning player Public Enemy Spelling Bee (5) White Brandon Karp Beastie Boys Spelling Bee (5) Blue James Lee Run DMC Spelling Bee (5) White Jacob Sigel Senior Apache Relay (15) White Jordan Jones (Archery)

Score after Day 1: Blue: 85 (-1 Swearing) White: 46

Day 2

Morning Sports Winning Team Score MVP Public Enemy Relays (10) White 8-2 Joey Cohen Beastie Boys Waterpolo (10) Tie 2-2 Josh Kornbleuth/Ben Keller Run DMC Football (10) Blue 24-0 Victor Swain Wu Tang Clan Softball (10) Blue 5-1 Pat O’Toole Outkast Volleyball (10) White 3-1 Derek Supino Tribe Called Quest Soccer (10) Blue 2-1 Danny Brack

Rest Period

Tennis Winning Team Players Public Enemy Tennis (2) White Jeremy Freed + Brandon Karp Beastie Boys Tennis (2) Blue Max Brody + Josh Kornbleuth Run DMC Tennis (2) White Jordan Goldberg + Jacob Sigel Wu Tang Clan Tennis (2) Blue Anthony Shea + Mike Goroshko Outkast Tennis (2) Blue Max Robert + Jack Donaldson Tribe Called Quest Tennis (2) Blue Andrew Kern + Craig Beberman

Afternoon Sports Winning Team Score MVP Public Enemy Waterpolo (10) White 3-1 Joey Cohen Beastie Boys Basketball (10) Blue 54-50 Max Brody Run DMC Softball (10) Blue 10-0 Alex Joseph Wu Tang Clan Football (10) Blue 27-20 Brendan Delaney Outkast Soccer (10) White 1-0 Victor Svedloff Tribe Called Quest Volleyball (10) White 3-0 Jacob Stetson

Evening Activities Winning Team MVP/Winning player Junior Apache Relay (15) Blue Victor Swain + Victor Silva (Kayaking) Wu Tang Clan Spelling Bee (5) White Zach Miller Outkast Spelling Bee (5) Blue Matt Heim Tribe Called Quest Spelling Bee (5) White Jacob Stetson

Score after Day 2: Blue: 125 White: 165 (-1 swearing)

Day 3

Morning Blue White Junior Track Meet (100) 51 49 Senior Swim Meet (100) 56 44

Afternoon Blue White Junior Swim Meet (100) 40 60 Senior Track Meet (100) 59 41 Score after Day 3: Blue: 351 White: 369

Individual Swim and Track Day Results (Day 3)

MORNING Public Enemy Track Results Relay: White (Joey Cohen, Kentony Chau, Darnell Pierre, Jeremy Freed) Dash: 1) Darnell Pierre (W), 2) Joey Cohen (W), 3) Aiden Connelly (B) Broad Jump: 1) Kentony Chau (W), 2) Darnell Pierre (W), 3) Jake Sudkin (W) Softball Throw: 1) Griffin Yas (B), 2) Jeremy Freed (W), 3) Joe Connelly (W) Steeple Chase: 1) Jaden Craig (B), 2) Jeremy Freed (W), 3) Brandon Karp (W), 4) Darnell Pierre (W) Distance: 1) Joey Cohen (W), 2) Griffin Yas (B), 3) Jordan Colon (B), 4) Jack Zinman (B)

Beastie Boys Track Results Relay: White (Adam Freedman, Brandon Buckman, Will Kritzer, Austin Ricker) Dash: 1) Josh Kornbleuth (B), 2) Joey LeBlanc (B), 3) Adam Freedman (W) Broad Jump: 1) Joey LeBlanc (B), 2) Josh Kornbleuth (B), 3) Will Kritzer (W) Softball Throw: 1) Austin Ricker (W), 2) Almonte Henk (B), 3) Cole Lepler (B) Steeple Chase: 1) Brandon Buckman (W), 2) Josh Kornbleuth (B), 3) Adam Freedman (W), 4) Azul Northcross (W) Distance: 1) Joey LeBlanc (B), 2) Will Kritzer (W), 3) Ben Keller (W), 4) Sam Katz (B)

Run DMC Track Results Relay: Blue (Victor Swain, David Wong, Brady Buckman, Juan Carlos Gonzales) Dash: 1) Victor Swain (B), 2) Zach Zysk (W), 3) Jacob Sigel (W) Broad Jump: 1) David Wong (B), 2) Nik Aepfelbacher (W), 3) Deon Singletary (W) Softball Throw: 1) David Wong (B), 2) Deon Singletary (W), 3) Jonah St. Germain (W) Steeple Chase: 1) Juan Carlos Gonzales (B), Houston Barenholtz (W), 3) Jonah St. Germain (W), 4) Jordan Goldberg (W) Distance: 1) David Ruben (B), 2) Josh St. Germain (B), 3) Victor Swain (B), 4) Victor Silva (B)

Wu Tang Clan Swim Results Relay: Blue (Robbie Antonucci, Pat O’Toole, Walter Thom, Walden Ng) Freestyle: 1) Dylan Nottingham (W), 2) Pat O’Toole (B), 3) Jack Lesser (W) Backstroke: 1) Walden Ng (B), 2) Jack Lesser (W), 3) Quinn Albert (W) Underwater Swim: 1) Dylan Nottingham (W), 2) Robbie Antonucci (B), 3) Quinn Albert (W) Distance: 1) Dylan Nottingham (W), Jack Lesser (W), 3) Brendan Delaney (B), 4) Alex Romantz (B)

Outkast Swim Results Relay: Blue (Max Robert, Matt Heim, Luke Stillman, Jack Meaney) Freestyle: 1) Spencer Quist (B), 2) Jordan Chabot (W), 3) Jack Meaney (B) Backstroke: 1) Jake Connors (W), 2) Spencer Quist (B), 3) Luke Stillman (B) Underwater Swim: 1) Jack Meaney (B), 2) Jack Donaldson (B), 3) Dana Staples (W) Distance: 1) Spencer Quist (B), 2) Jordan Chabot (W), 3) Jack Donaldson (B), 4) Andrew Mastrangelo (B)

Tribe Called Quest Swim Results Relay: Blue (Kyle Siegler, Craig Beberman, Bryce Smith, Matt Shaffer) Freestyle: 1) Jacob Stetson (W), 2) Eddie Friedman (W), 3) Andrew Kern (B) Backstroke: 1) Bryce Smith (B), 2) Jacob Stetson (W), 3) Mark Karmiy (W) Underwater Swim: 1) Kyle Siegler (B), 2) Matt Shaffer (B), 3) Craig Beberman (B) Distance: 1) Jacob Stetson (W), 2) Andrew Kern (B), 3) Coby Tippett (W) 4) Matt Leppo (W)

AFTERNOON

Public Enemy Swim Results Relay: White (Jake Sudkin, Blake Masse, Stuart Lustig, Joey Cohen) Freestyle: 1) Joey Cohen (W), 2) Aiden Connelly (B), 3) Griffin Yas (B) Backstroke: 1) Griffin Yas (B), 2) Joey Cohen (W), 3) Kentony Chau (W) Breath Holding: 1) Aiden Connelly (B), 2) Jake Sudkin (W), 3) Brandon Karp (W) Distance: 1) Jeremy Freed (W), 2) Ryan Karp (B), 3) Kentony Chau (W), 4) Joe Connelly (W)

Beastie Boys Swim Results Relay: White (Adam Freedman, Andrew Hallion, Austin Ricker, Azul Northcross) Freestyle: 1) Ben Keller (W), 2) Will Kritzer (W), 3) Ben Kaplan (B) Backstroke: 1) Josh Kornbleuth (B), 2) Will Kritzer (W), 3) Ben Keller (W) Underwater Swim: 1) Brandon Buckman (W), 2) Austin Ricker (W), 3) Sam Katz (B) Distance: 1) Josh Kornbleuth (B), 2) Ben Keller (W), 3) Will Kritzer (W) 4) Ben Kaplan (B)

Run DMC Swim Results Relay: Blue (Alex Joseph, Brady Buckman, Victor Swain, David Rubin) Freestyle: 1) Jordan Goldberg (W), 2) David Wong (B), 3) Houston Barenholtz (W) Backstroke: 1) Jordan Goldberg (W), 2) David Wong (B), 3) Houston Barenholtz (W) Underwater Swim: 1) Drew Seifer (B), 2) Nik Aepfelbacher (W), 3) Alex Joseph (B) Distance: 1) Jordan Goldberg (W), 2) David Wong (B), 3) Drew Seifer (B), Nik Aepfelbacher (W)

Wu Tang Clan Track Results Relay: Blue (Brendan Delaney, Sam Shapiro, Alex Romantz, Robbie Antonucci) Dash: 1) Robbie Antonucci (B), 2) Quinn Albert (W), 3) Sam Shapiro (B) Broad Jump: 1) Sam Shapiro (B), 2) Dylan Nottingham (W), 3) Brendan Delaney (B) Softball Throw: 1) Pat O’Toole (B), 2) Robbie Antonucci (B), 3) Anthony Shea (B) Steeple Chase: 1) Brendan Delaney (B), 2) Robbie Antonucci (B) 3) Jack Lesser (W) 4) Quinn Albert (W) Distance: 1) Dylan Nottingham (W), 2) Jake Yezerski (W), 3) Sam Shapiro (B), 4) Chris Madden (W)

Outkast Track Results Relay: White (Jordan Chabot, Derek Supino, Victor Svedloff, Dana Staples) Dash: 1) Matt Heim (B), 2) Victor Svedloff (W), 3) Dana Staples (W) Broad Jump: 1) Victor Svedloff (W), 2) Luke Stillman (B), 3) Matt Heim (B) Softball Throw: 1) Derek Supino (W), 2) Jordan Chabot (W), 3) Sam Eggert (W) Steeple Chase: 1) Luke Stillman (B), 2) Matt Heim (B), 3) Dana Staples (W), 4) Jake Connors (W) Distance: 1) Victor Svedloff (W), 2) Jordan Chabot (W), 3) Jack Donaldson (B), 4) Anthony Folkes (B)

Tribe Called Quest Track Results Relay: Blue (Danny Brack, Kyle Siegler, Bryce Smith, Matt Shaffer) Dash: 1) Matt Shaffer (B), 2) Danny Brack (B), 3) Bryce Smith (B) Broad Jump: 1) Matt Shaffer (B), 2) Farid Mawanda (B), 3) Bryce Smith (B) Softball Throw: 1) Andrew Kern (B), 2) Kyle Siegler (B), 3) Danny Brack (B) Steeple Chase: 1) Danny Brack (B), 2) Matt Shaffer (B), 3) Coby Tippet (W), 4) Yanni Stasinos (W) Distance: 1) Matt Leppo (W), 2) Jacob Stetson (W), 3) Kyle Siegler (B), 4) Farid Mawanda (B)

Day 4 Morning Sports Winning Team Score MVP Public Enemy Newcomb (10) Blue 2-1 Griffin Yas Beastie Boys Softball (10) Blue 5-1 Max Brody Run DMC Soccer (10) Blue 2-1 David Rubin Wu Tang Clan Waterpolo (10) Tie 5-5 Alex Romantz/Dylan Nottingham Outkast Football (10) Blue 20-6 Max Robert Tribe Called Quest Basketball (10) White 77-59 Mark Karmiy

Rest Period Afternoon Winning Team Score MVP Junior Omelet Game (15) Blue 10-5 Almonte Henk Senior Omelet Game (15) Blue 2-1 Andrew Kern

Evening Tugs Winning Team Score Public Enemy Tugs (5) White 2-0 Beastie Boys Tugs (5) Blue 2-0 Run DMC Tugs (5) Blue 2-1 Wu Tang Clan Tugs (5) Blue 2-0 Outkast Tugs (5) Blue 2-0 Tribe Called Quest Tugs (5) Blue 2-0

Score after Day 4: Blue: 451 White: 389

Day 5 Morning Sports Winning Team Score MVP Public Enemy Softball (10) Blue 10-3 Griffin Yas Beastie Boys Newcomb (10) Blue 2-1 Josh Kornbleuth Run DMC Waterpolo (10) White 10-1 Jordan Goldberg Wu Tang Clan Soccer (10) White 3-0 Jack Lesser Outkast Basketball (10) White 61-60 (OT) Jordan Chabot Tribe Called Quest Football (10) White 12-6 (OT) Coby Tippett

Afternoon Song Night Practice Score Going into Song Night: Blue: 468 (-3 talking in the messhall) White: 429 (-3 messhall) Song Night White Blue Entrance (40 Points) 15 1/3 24 2/3 Song from the Seats (30 Points) 13 1/3 16 2/3 Skit (50 Points) 24 2/3 25 1/3 Song from the Floor (30 Points) 17 1/3 12 2/3 Alma Mater (50 Points) 27 2/3 22 1/3 Final Score of Song Night 101 2/3 96 1/3 (-2, misconduct) FINAL SCORE OF COLOR WAR: Blue: 561 White: 528

Marry the Night – Lady Gaga Domino – Jessie J T.G.I.F. – Katy Perry

We’re gonna defeat the white We’re feeling happy and free When the Chaos go to bed We won’t give up on the fight About the blue’s victory They have Juvies in their head We’re the better team White team is in pure denial It’s because they met their match. The war goes to blue tonight Can’t handle blue juveniles They lack skills, can’t make a catch Drinking pop and driving cars We’re gonna paint our blue plaque Chorus Come and hang in blue team’s yard Chaos can’t stop our attack We can see the blue plaque hanging like a Breaking rules cause we’re too cool We are soldiers to our victories cloud in the air Hallways clear when we’re at school White team are losers Now we’re laughing cause we’re winning and we haven’t a care Winning the song night We’re gonna defeat the white (3x) White team knows… Juvies are in full White team has no fight control They’re screwed This war is over, tonight Oh well White team no need to cry anymore Go, Juvies, Go White’s a beat down team A blue plaque in our sight We can do this all night It’s because we crushed their dreams Leave nothing on the field but the score Always ready to fight Chaos come on! We’ll win tonight (Juvies will defeat (3x) this white) (2x) Go, Juvies, Go Just in case the white forgot We will win color war We made every single shot We’re gonna wear our blue shirts White team’s battered and sore Juvies are up by a lot And hit white team where it hurts Chaos come on! At the camp that we love We’ll win tonight Giving white team a shove Every second is a highlight Skills the only thing we wield We’re the winners With this lead that we will not let go Chaos cries but we don’t yield This war’s over after song night On the courts and at the fields We’ll go down to the mess hall Beating white and screaming “Go Blue Go” And hear that we won this brawl We’ll win tonight We’ll hold our blue plaque up high White team is losing their mind They cry stop and we yell “no” Laugh as the white team cries Chaos has run out of time All our points make white feel low They are losers We got them covered in scars Now they’re screaming “Go Blue Go” We beat them down to the tar We’re gonna defeat the white (2x) We’ll win tonight Chorus Juvies always break the law Chorus And we’re never gonna stop Oh, No Too Cool for School Breaking the Rules We’ll win tonight Juvies we are not a team that will ever lose Ending white teams reign Now it is time, to paint our plaque We’ll win tonight No matter what Chaos tries the blue will not crack Blue won’t lose again Blue team is steady and we will have our day We’ll beat down on the white, Juvies are the bomb win the fight, this is our night tonight White teams crying to their mom But the blue team wants some more Scream Go Blue Go We knocked Chaos to the floor Beat the white, Go Blue Go Juvilies are the best You can go and tell the rest That the blue team will not fail See You In My Nightmares – Kanye ft. Lil Wayne White has tried to no avail

Solo: This is our night Chorus We put up a fight To the white And we cut out their light GO And their sight Is better tonight Solo: The Chaos is Finished And they will…. See us in their nightmares Their team is uncommitted Oh, why is white so scared? Their spirit is diminished This war has been no fairytale, BLUE They thought that they were in it So this is farewell. We told them to respect it, But now they just resent it, Chorus: We got this war This war has been our mission So check the final score GO With a plaque that’s is our vision After tonight, White’s been run over by blue Chaos will cry no more And they’re through So goodnight, white’s heading for the door, They thought they had a chance door, door, door, door. But they don’t know what to do After tonight, And we don’t see white winning tonight We’re raising up our plaque Now tell everybody Go Blue Go (Go Blue Go!) It is our right, Go Blue Go White couldn’t stop our attack, Tell everybody Go Blue Go White couldn’t stop our attack, Juvies we put on a show And Go Blue Go (Go Blue Go) And that’s one thing that we know, that we Tell everybody Go Blue Go know. Juvies we put on a show And that’s one thing that we know, that we know.

Juveniles

Cheer Medley The Boy Who Blocked His Own Shot – Brand New (alma mater) So go blue go-o It would make us less sad, If we stayed at west end, White team moving slo-ow We can find out how much, we love all of our friends Don’t act like you never seen a team like us befo-ore It would make us less sad, to keep talking all year, Uh-oh uh-oh, blue team’s gonna explo-ode Juvies seein’ victory its all in our control Never feel alone, cause our hearts would be here Now where’s the chaos, all we see is order, There’s so many of them, and there’s really just as many of us, We’ll grow old, our hair will go grey, And judges love us, the white team’s picking up dust, But we’ll think of west end, every, day It’s on till the break of dawn and we’re starting this party from dusk And in our dreams, we’ll be campers for life It seems so sweet, leaving can’t be, right Back from outside the rec hall it’s the blue juveniles, Picture us, just another bunch of kids out of touch, We can’t wait till next june, if only we could stay So whats up, white team just got up from under the bus, They’re beaten up, Chaos can’t keep up with any of us, Glad that we have camp, only wishing that summer, never ends Let’s discuss, we’re the better team and lookin at us, It’s a must, we were drafted for our talent and thus, It would make us less sad, if we stayed in this state, Just give us, every single point you think you can spare, We can keep to ourselves, up in parsonsfield maine Let the juveniles win and end the chaos despair It would make us less sad, if we bathed in long pond, And we dried in the fields, playing sports all day long (Chorus) Pre-Chorus This war’s over, it’s not fair We break the rules and we don’t care Chorus x2 Blue is here and here to stay Just to ruin white team’s day Victory, we feel it now Around the world – The Red Hot Chilipeppers Go blue go we yell it proud All around the world, blue can make time The only thing that’s on our mind Rompin’ and a stompin’ cause we’re in our prime Is blue’s gonnna win this war tonight Beatin’ on the white, Gonna win this war now Now they’re down, no way to find a way out So it goes in one ear and right out the other Try not to whine but, we must warn ya White team talkin’ smack but ya know it never bothers It goes in one ear and right out the other Bout the Blue Juveniles, we’re goin for the White team talkin’ smack but they can kiss the back of our hands Plaque up on the wall, sing, hallelujah, Good god white, forget we knew ya All we do is win, all day beating white All we do is grind, win the war keep up the fight This war’s, over, for sure, All we do is shine, through the war, ain’t it funny ‘cause blue is winning all around the world, We’re one of a kind You know, you know, its true, They’ll talk about how they knew the blue

Come back Chaos cause we’d like to say, We’ll go 6-0 on the white, all day Blue’s so hot so in your face, The points stackin’ up white can’t erase Ju-ve-ni-le, white’s in denial Taking every split just to make them cry, oh Around the world, we feel dutiful Go blue go this war is beautiful

(chorus) Juvenile, do not stutter, winning songs, just took another We’ve been around the world, white cant seem to muster Cheer Medley You know, you know, its true They’ll talk about how they knew the blue NO SLEEP FOR THE BLUE TEAM NO. SLEEP. FOR THE BLUE TEAM (x2)

We Make The Rules

All along the waterfront Now, they know, yeah we got their back against Chaos burning everything the wall We got the power in our Oh God, they ain’t got no other place to hide hands Chained down, the Juveniles are crying once To punish all those little kids again Go to your bunks, you have They know, yeah we got their back against the timeout wall Don’t stay up past 8:15 We’ll stay up and win the war Chaos is perfect, Chaos is perfect (Aye, Aye) Juveniles will kick and scream And Juveniles are weak Chaos is perfect, Chaos is perfect (Aye, Aye) Chorus And Juveniles are weak We say, Juveniles (Solo) Are so bad this war’s a steal Hey little kids If we want to, we’ll overthrow you The win is ours, you know the deal Got enough flames to burn the whole town And the Chaos, will dominate blue Anarchy is on the rise Come on ‘round and try stomp on our ground Chaos running through our veins Juvies should just run and hide Chaos takin’ over Before blue gets engulfed in flames One city at a time (x4) We can feel it in our minds A victory was too easy So, so what At the ending of this night Our team’s chaotic B-Rock will be 0 and 3 The blue can’t stop it Chorus (x2) And still we beat blue And guess what Somebody That I Used to Know - Gotye ft. We’re having more fun Kimbra And when we are done We’re gonna burn blue (Solo) tonight Chorus Fight white fight We’re not sorry that we burned blue down Through the night Make out like they never happened and that they And Todd’s a tool were nothing So, so what And we don't even need a plaque Our team’s chaotic But we beat you to a pulp and sorry that’s a fact The blue can’t stop it Didn’t mean to make you feel so low And we will burn blue tonight Did you really think you’d measure up as contenders? Early in the song night Guess you didn’t think that though Blue team has no hope Now you're just a team that no one needs to Celebrate our win know Juvies are a joke Just a certain mood ‘cause the Chaos gonna get a Now you're just a team that no one needs to win today know So just let the white reign Now you're just a team that no one needs to White always know Bring the pain (Solo) Blue will pay Chorus It’s our day Nobody Just a certain mood ‘cause the Chaos gonna get a Don’t need to know win today Nobody Now you’re just a team that no one needs to know (x2) Electric Feel - MGMT

Alma Mater Today is where our reign begins Iris - Goo Goo Dolls The white is still unbeaten

And I’d stay here forever at West End, White breaks tradition ‘Cause I know that you’d heal me somehow Sometimes we try You’re the closest to heaven that I’ve ever been To make Juvies, cry, cryyy And I don’t want to go home right now With no conditions I don’t want to wait for next summer, We want blue to break Even though you’ll be with me for life We’ll win the war today, oh oh When sooner or later it’s over, I know I won’t miss West End tonight Starting at the path laid before us No, the blue cannot defeat us Chorus Chaos will eliminate the hope that blue could not And I don’t think the world can see me, find But I don’t think that they’d understand. Reaching for the win in the distance When everything seems to be broken, So close we could almost taste it I know I have a home at West End Look up the white is winning And our reign will begin So we wipe off our tears when we’re leaving And remember when we first arrived Chorus (x2) It’s the warm summer nights, afternoons on (Solo) Long Pond Can’t stop once we begin I come here and I know I’m alive Chorus (x2) Save The World - Swedish House Mafia

Unwritten - Natasha Bedingfield The war is won, the blue expired White never sleeps, never gets tired White is unbeaten We bring the fight, bring blue to the ground Chaos defined, blue’s out of time We’re just beginning, the games in our hands Chorus Ending as planned Bring on the blue now We’ll never back down Starting at the path laid before us Shoot for the skyline No, the blue cannot defeat us We’re in our primetime Chaos will eliminate the hope that blue could not Turn out the lights now find Listen up now Reaching for the win in the distance We’ll make blue bow So close we could almost taste it Look up the white is winning White’s gonna win the war tonight And our reign will begin No one can bring blue back to life Chaos control to bring the fight Chorus Who’s gonna save the blue tonight? No one else can take it from us Blue will have to let us win We’re far from home, its all the better No one else, no one else What we dream, is all that matters Can stop us once we begin We’re on our way, we’re winning Blue teams hope have all been broken Chorus We have torn this war wide open

HOUSE SONG

The West End House Camp song we sing today was composed by Al Sherman around 1946; it was first heard at a West End House Show & Dance at the Statler Ballroom in Boston.

Hundreds of hearts that beat as one Grateful for all the House has done As long as the sun is in the sky The Spirit of the House will never die.

James J. Storrow will always live Our support we will always give As long as the sun is in the sky The Spirit of the House will never die.

When you’re one of the boys You’re always one of the boys And here’s one thing you’ll do – You’ll always go through You’ll always go through You’ll always go through . . . . .

James J. Storrow will always live Our support we will always give As long as the sun is in the sky The Spirit of the House will never die. RIP, RIP, RIP, RAP, RAP, RAP, West End House, clap, clap, clap, West End House, clap, clap, clap, YEAH!