Camp Longhorn Alumni and Special Parents

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

CLASP MEMBERSHIP CLASP ON TO THE MEMORIES FORM ENCLOSED

If you were here in the 5O’s, 60’s, 70’s or 80’s, please read carefully!! A great celebration is planned in January the 17th and 18th at Horseshoe Bay! We would love to have you come celebrate with us and would suggest you Happy 80th Birthday sign up soon if you are planning on coming! We have a great roster already signed up! The plans are . . . Friday, that night is for visiting and visiting and more visiting! Our hospitality room will be open and a great meeting place for those of you coming in different direc- Camp Longhorn! tions. Saturday is a day for “playing” at the camps and a light lunch is planned at both camps . . Saturday, noonish. And after a full day of fun, fun, fun with lots of tall tales and funny jokes of past it’s back to the hotel for a great dinner and a wonderful “campfi re” by JOHN MILLER and cast! We have a block of rooms on hold (and we think there are not many left) if you think you can join us. The price is right (and this price includes dinner, Campfi re Saturday night and also the Resort Fee. A great, simple package!) . . Please take advantage of it soon! Two night stay with one dinner - $464.92 Two night stay with two dinners - $550.36 Saturday only stay with one dinner - $275.18 Saturday only stay with two dinners - $360.62 For those of you who will not be staying at the hotel but will be driving in for dinner on Saturday night, the cost of the meal will be $87.05 including tax & service and should be sent to the Alumni Offi ce at Camp Longhorn .. no later than seven (7) days before arrival! CHECK or CASH ONLY! To CLASP! .. #1 Camp Longhorn Road . . .Burnet, TX 78611 Here is how it works! THE NUMBER TO CALL for room/package reservations at Horseshoe Bay Resort is 877-611-0112. Just say you are calling about the Camp Longhorn Reunion. If you have any problems calling the resort, please let us know! Reservations must be made on or before Friday, January 3rd, 2020 to get the special CLH rates (if there are rooms left!). There is a 72 hour cancella- tion notice prior to arrival. IT’S PLAN, PLAN, PLAN to come and have FUN, FUN, FUN! And remember, this goes for a year towards your CLH ring if you are saving for that! See you Jan. 17th & 18th at HSB for CLH’s 80th B-Day celebration! Page 2, LUMNEWS, December 2019 CLH getting ready for summer Dear Friends, There are several ways to fore to be up and about and What a great day this is! pay CLASP dues! Can go ready for duty at 5 a.m.!! C . L . A . S . P Perfect for a fall day! So on line, use the form in this Couldn’t do it without many weather changes! No newspaper or sign up at a them and we thank them so rain most of the summer af- Camp Carnival! It’s easy much! CLASP (Camp Longhorn Alumni and Special Parents) ter the fi rst couple of weeks and to those that worry Our “memory bricks” at . . warm, warm! .. and this about their “pass,” all will both camps are still sooo has started a “forever walkway” at both Inks and Indian is the beginning of Novem- be sent to up-to-date dues popular! What a wonderful ber and we have already paying members around the place to have your name(s) Springs. had a hard freeze! Guess fi rst of May! There is lots or to remember a loved one. that’s just Texas weather! of time between now and At Indian springs the bricks This is such a pretty time when camp starts so please are located between the At Inks, it’s between the CLASP offi ce and the Offi ce of the year . . the grass is don’t wait until the last chow hall and offi ce and and at Springs it’s between the Chow Hall and the Offi ce! green and the trees are turn- minute to pay your dues .. at Inks Lake they are in the ing into fall colors and we For those that mostly wait pavilion, a special place to had some beautiful plants until the last minute any- honor TEX and four found- to admire until the freeze! way, sign up on line and ers of CLH .. BOB TARL- Please join us by adding your name on a brick Camp is busy, busy, show your phone as you en- TON, ZARK WITHERS, and be included in this special path! busy! I think most of the an- ter the camps that you have DR. JOE SHEPPERD and nuals have been delivered paid your dues! It’s still a BOB HUDSON. If you and the others have been bargain .. $15.00 SINGLE wish to purchase a brick, What a great way to be remembered mailed. Great, great annu- and $20.00 for MARRIED the cost is still $100. A als and we thank ANGELA COUPLES. We also have form is included in this or have someone remembered “forever”! MOORE at Inks, MARTHA a very popular LIFETIME newspaper or call or e-mail FIELD at Springs and JEN- MEMBERSHIP .. $200.00 the CLASP offi ces at either All bricks are $100.00 each! NIFER ROBERTSON at AND ADD A SPOUSE, camp for more information. C3 for their beautiful, cre- $250.00. We had two special tree ative books. AND, we have Our up-to-date dues ceremonies at camp this already started the CLH paying members will come past summer. ASHLEY Name (please print) Carnival season with NEW from the airstrips and into BALCH MacKENNA, our YORK, CONNECTICUT, camp fi rst! If grandparents fall recipient, was honored SAN FRANCISCO and are involved, they will need at Indian Springs during ATLANTA already fi n- a pass also, or park in an- camp and was attended by Address (including State & Zip ished! Our Alumni and other area! If it’s a must her sister and friends with Special Parents are great that the cars stay together many, many excited camp- help at these gatherings .. one with a “tag” and the ers! LINCOLN ROSE, our along with lots of laughter other without, then the two 2019 recipient at Inks Lake, and much fun. cars will go to the area that was honored during 2nd Phone No. (Home) Work If you can help at a Camp “passes” are not required! Term at camp this past sum- Longhorn Carnival please All of this is mentioned be- mer and had many friends e-mail HELEN at helen@ cause in the past there was and campers in attendance. PLEASE FILL OUT THE FOLLOWING. EACH LINE MAY CONTAIN UP TO 14 camplonghorn.com or call confusion with cars parking These wonderful alumni CHARACTERS, PERIODS, COMMAS & BLANKS COUNT. PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY her (512-793-2811) and she together! were remembered for their will sign you up! And, to all CLASP mailings are many, many accomplish- of you who help year after separate from regular camp ments through the years. year, WE THANK YOU mailings and “parking pass- We missed our mini- SO VERY MUCH! es” will not be in the camp- camps this past August. We What a busy year this er information. If your dues love our Alumni and appre- has been! We have, I think are up-to-date, look for ciate Camp Longhorn for just under 7,000 (Camp your “pass” around the fi rst allowing us to host mini- Longhorn Alumni and Spe- of May. camp off and on through cial Parents) members in The CLASP tables on the years. We have these our fi les after taking out V-Days are always popular camps to experience a little those that had never paid with many questions and piece of Attawaytogo spirit, any dues! We are still look- lots of fun stories and tall bring back memories, meet ing for those thousands tales! We always have so up with old friends and to we have yet to reach. This many wonderful volunteers meet new ones. loosely knit organization is and V-Days are no excep- Mini-camp is supposed PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: CLASP and include with your information! enjoyed by many .. It’s your tion .. to answer questions to be alcohol free and it has e-mails, telephone calls pic- and do just about anything become diffi cult for us to CLASP CLASP tures and letters that make asked of them! At Inks lake get the point across to some #1 Camp Longhorn Rd. OR 1000 Indian Springs Rd. it so much fun. we have great group of of our Alumni. So, after the Burnet, TX 78611 Burnet, TX 78611 Dues paying CLASP young adults that help park BOARD OF MANAGERS members enjoy their V-Day cars on the airstrip! And, special parking places! they come the night be- Continued Page 3 LUMNEWS, December 2019, Page 3 ATTTAWAYTOGO PHIL SIROIS . . . . Congratulations to our country coaching basket- newest inductee into the ball. This became the be- CLASP Hall of Honor, ginning of a 42 year career PHIL SIROIS! of coaching. This summer will be PHIL’s 20th summer at He and his wife LEE Camp! Since 1999 PHIL were married in 1984. has come every summer as They had a daughter camp’s videographer. He WHITNEY and a son started fi lming at Indian ANDY. After many years Springs but now covers of coaching high school all three camps which is a basketball, he fi nished his huge job. His talents are career in Mesquite and the amazing as a photographer family settled in Sunny- and videographer as he vale. His relationships captures the fun and hap- with his fellow coaches piness with a passion. and his players is beyond PHIL grew up in Brown- words to describe. PHIL wood, Texas. He played became the mentor, friend PHIL SIROIS every sport imaginable and role model to so many! 2006 which stoked his passion He started his work with for competition, which camping in 1976 at Camp their daughter, WHITNEY eventually led to his Champions and then went was a camper, counselor livelihood as a coach and back as a staff member and staff member until teacher. with LEE in the early 80s. 2015. PHIL says it is a He was mentored by He also did their slide great honor for him and the great football coach, show which started his ca- his family…..They love GORDON WOOD, and reer in photography. This Camp Longhorn and what his wife, KATIE, which side career would take him it has done for his family! had a great impact on his to work with Camp TV for It actually is an honor life. PHIL graduated from 32 years, photographer for being able to recognize Brownwood High School The Texas High School PHIL with a tree in his and played on a district Coaches Association for 34 honor during 1st term this champs basketball team. years, and recently Mayes summer! He inspires us PHIL went to Howard Media Group. all….MARTHA, all the Payne University where photographers, staff and he became the youngest LEE and PHIL’s son, campers! college head coach in the ANDY, came to camp and Attawaytogo Phil !!!!! PHIL SIROIS PHIL SIROIS CORRESPONDENCE 2018 2006 A NOTE FROM A HAPPY MOM . . Subject: NAN MANNING DELIVERING THE CLH ANNUAL Dear Friends Continued from Page 2 Kim, Will you please pass along a note of huge thanks from my son, BLAKE BLOSSMAN, met after the August 2018 of fun, fun, fun at Inks Lake and counselors who are at Indian Springs 4th Term? He was blown away when he answered the door and NAN mini-camp at Inks Lake, and Indian Springs mini- least 23 years old and also was standing there. The Annual is on the side of his bed and it’s been a couple of weeks decided to suspend mini- camps! any parent(s) who have or and I have heard the story 100 times. I love it, too. Thank you so much CLH. You are camp at least two years to If you are not already have had children at camp the best! give them time to think thru a member of CLASP and for at least two years and MICHELLE LEWIS the situation. would like to join or you signed for a 3rd year! OUR (This is in Houston, 2019) This past year we have are a member and would CLASP ‘YEAR’ IS FROM had lots of ideas. And, like to pay your dues, our SEPTEMBER TO SEP- A JC’s POSITIVE EXPERIENCE AT CAMP we thank our Alumni for Camp Carnivals in Dec., TEMBER! Subject: V-Day giving this some serious Jan. and Feb., on-line on To: KERI MANNING WEAVER & NAN MANNING thought with some inter- the CLH website or sign-up SEE YOU SOON AT Hello! Catherine has had a great experience as a JC! She has mentioned more than once esting suggestions. We are sheet in this newspaper are A CLH CARNIVAL AND that CLH treats their counselors so well. Thank you for helping make this a fun experi- working on it and hope we all easy ways to pay your IF YOU WERE HERE IN ence for her. We dropped her off, so will need to be picking her up. I know V-day ends can come up with a solution dues! Again, it’s a bargain THE 5O’S, 60’S, 70’S OR 10:30/11:00, so what time would be best to pick her up? We don’t want to be in the way by next summer?! With all .. $20 Married Couples 80’S I WILL SEE YOU of the well oiled machine that V-day is. of the wonderful people and $15 Singles. CLASP FOR SURE AT THE 80TH Warm Regards, and minds that love camp (Camp Longhorn Alum- Birthday Bash for CLH at Anne Lockett Longhorn I just know we ni and Special Parents) is Horseshoe Bay January can have many more years made up of former campers 17th and 18th, 2020!! Page 4, LUMNEWS, December 2019 Two Wonderful Tree Ceremonies This Summer . . . One at Springs

ASHLEY accepting her “forever tree!”

ASHLEY BALCH sic scholarship and was MacKENNA, fall 2018 a member of Chi Omega CLASP honoree at Indi- sorority. Her BEAUTIFUL an Springs, was at Springs VOICE led her to Theatre for many, many years as a Tulsa and also Southern camper, counselor, director Methodist University. and for many years she ran She always kept her ties HERE’S THE GANG! . . . the girls camp. In 1990 she with CLH . . and helped back (l-r) MARK, MACK, BOBBY, KERI, REAGAN, NAN, MARTHA, ELIZABETH, ASHLEY, ELIZABETH, ROSA, KIM, was voted favorite counsel- whenever she could. HELEN, SALLY, EMMI . . front (l-r) CHICO, ALEX, BRADLEY, KARLI w/JAX, NORA w/LEO, JACK, MARY KATE, Sister or. We were all happy when KATE and SUSAN She went to the Univer- ASHLEY moved to camp sity of Kansas on a mu- with her family and be- came a full time employee. Her leadership, toughness, compassion, positive atti- tude, love and friendship affected every camper and counselor. With a terribly ill father, she eventually moved her family back to Tulsa. A year or so ago she moved back to Burnet area and is now Girls Camp Di- rector at Camp Champions. She has three amazing grown children, ELIZ- ABETH at Texas Tech, MACK a senior at Burnet High School and MARY KATE, a junior at Burnet High School. All three at- tended Indian Springs as campers and now all three are counselors there! ASHLEY BALCH MacKENNA (4th from l) with MACK MacKENNA, MARY WE LOVE YOU ASH- KATE MacKENNA, NAN MANNING, ASHLEY, BOBBY MANNING & ASHLEY (c) with Marine & Marina Generals . . girls (l) CARALEIGH FREUND & LEY! ELIZABETH MacKENNA KYNDAL DUPRE . . boys (l) ANDREW ELIAS & MASON GULLETT ATTAWAYTOGO! LUMNEWS, December 2019, Page 5 One at Inks . . .

LINCOLN ROSE accepting his “forever tree!”

LINCOLN ROSE spent his TV play-by-play career fi ve summers at Indian in high school and con- Springs as a camper and tinued to announce games would go on to work 28 in college and law school. terms as a counselor from Today, LINCOLN partners 1998 to 2008, including with various national and his fi rst summer at Inks in regional networks, college 2006, when he arrived for conferences, universities 4th Term two days after and professional leagues, (l-r) BONNIE SCHATZ CASSEB, BESS JONES FONTES, DEIDRA ROB, ROBBY ROB, LINCOLN, HELEN FRADY and taking the State Bar Exam!! broadcasting a wide ar- ROSS OLIVER LINCOLN fi rst started ray of men’s and wom- en’s sports. LINCOLN’s camping experiences have made him knowledgeable in many of those sports. He has not been assigned a broadcast in archery or pickleball, yet!! For the past decade, he has returned to Burnet each V-Day to see old camp friends and assist with CLASP parking at Inks. As the parents drive into camp those early mornings, the fi rst camp person they see is LINCOLN with many of his favorite camp stories to tell! Thanks for your great help, LINCOLN ROSE, through the years . . You are the backbone of parking 300 or so cars, keeping all happy through the process and we thank you again for all you do for camp! ROBBY & DEIDRA ROBERTSON with LINCOLN ROSE at his LINCOLN with family members . . (l-r) Mother, PAULA, Sister LINDSAY ATTAWAYTOGO “tree ceremony” HUNTER & nephews CAINE and HOLT LINCOLN!! Page 6, LUMNEWS, December 2019 More Than A Camp . . A Place That Truly Nurtures By BEN ESPY there every summer, it had I speak with respect to peo- (an Inks Lake Alumni) and wife SHANNON is a Small also shaped my life and my ple. I always say, “Yes sir” their children . . MADE- Animal Veterinarian. Hon- I started my history with personality in ways that are and “No ma’am.” I try hard LEINE ESPY (20), many ors at camp were many . . Camp Longhorn as a 10 unable to be defi ned. and I don’t give up. I love years a camper and coun- Campfi re Lighter two time, year-old Hawk in 1979 at Now at 50 years old, being outdoors so much I selor at Indian Springs; Favorite in 1984, activity the Ranch Branch. NOT I have been married to a don’t even own or work in a CLAUDIA ESPY (17), awards in scuba and hoss- Camp Longhorn at Indian lady for 26 years that was clinic. I practice completely many years a camper at In- back and Marine General Springs as we have come to a traitor. She was an alum out of my truck. dian Springs; BENJAMIN two times as a counselor. know it today. I was a very from Camp Longhorn at I am back home now ESPY (15) and this coming BEN graduated from Duke introverted and shy kid that Inks Lake. SHANNON practicing on the best timed summer will be his 6th year University in 1991 and hadn’t had much exposure ESPY was a girl that had event horses in the world at Indian Springs and ELI Texas A&M University Vet to simple things that many developed her wonderful in the Texas Hill Country. ESPY (10) and summer of School in 1996. We thank people would consider personality in the friendly Not necessarily in Burnet 2020 will be his 2nd year you again, BEN, for such a common. Simple things confi nes of a place I didn’t but m Kerrville, Boerne, at Indian Springs! BEN is delightful and interesting to like spending the night out. know well but had been and Fredricksburg. There an Equine Veterinarian and read story! I was sent to Camp taught by Camp Longhorn are many evenings, espe- Longhorn because my to be polite, active, friend- cially in the spring, when I mom, SALLY KLEBERG, BEN ESPY ly, respectful, and other see that late sunset over the had gone to Inks Lake. personality traits that all of Texas Hill Country that all Next thing I know I am in counselors and realized that us have as alums of Camp of us remember at Camp a cabin with 10 or 11 other in a perfect world maybe I Longhorn. Longhorn. I think all of ten year olds that probably could come back and be a Fast-forward to gradua- us would agree that Camp have all my same fears. I counselor. They were my tion from veterinary school, Longhorn is “fun.” But I spent most nights crying heroes. They were cool and practicing in Brenham, TX, would remind people that myself to sleep, hoping tan and athletic and friend- Lexington, KY, and cur- not only is Camp Long- that no one would know. ly. All the stuff I wasn’t. rently back home in San horn “fun,” but it is actual- Of course I convinced my- Eventually I was a Antonio, TX. Many people ly important. An important self that I was the only one Campfi re Lighter, got the will tell you that the Aggie place that nurtures leaders homesick and scared and Scuba award, Hoss award, ring is a symbol of a special and successful people and all the other kids are des- Favorite, and as a coun- fraternity that often pops up friends. tined to be Campfi re Light- selor I was Marine Gener- in board rooms, in airports, ers. I faked illness, injury, al twice. My brother also and in places where you BEN ESPY, this is such tried to convince the front thrived at Camp Longhorn least expect it The Aggie a special story . . and so offi ce that my mom thought and he went more years ring is a symbol that ingra- interesting . . Not only are it was best if she picked me than I did and went on to be tiates you to other fellow you a Veterinarian but a up. Of course none of that a Staff Member. Aggies because it means writer also. I’m so happy worked and I’m sure cost All of my four children that you have similar attri- your wonderful Mom, SAL- me some valuable time in have attended Camp Long- butes and personality traits. LY KLEBERG, sent you to getting close with my fel- horn. MADELEINE ESPY Camp Longhorn is very camp and you continued low campers. is now 20 and playing soc- much like that. for many years. Each year Although I came from cer in Kentucky on a schol- I continue to have Camp was easier then the last and an urban setting (my dad arship. CLAUDIA ESPY is Longhorn run through ev- you won so many awards was an attorney in San An- a junior in high school and ery chord of my life. The as a camper. We are so tonio), at a very early age applying to colleges. BEN- lessons that I learn and happy you are in this spe- I was fortunate enough JAMIN ESPY just fi nished the people that I meet con- cial fraternity called Camp to live most of my sum- his marine year, and ELI stantly have connections to Longhorn. Your clients are mers with my aunt and ESPY just went to camp for Camp Longhorn, either as professional rodeo clients uncle working on a ranch. the fi rst time in the summer parents of children that at- in Texas, bucking horses I learned how to fi x fence, of 2019. tend Camp Longhorn and/ in Colorado, Percherons in shovel stalls, move cows, The reason I bring this or as alums of this great in- Utah and your truck is your feed horses, and clean wa- all up is that I always rem- stitution clinic! What an interesting ter troughs. It wasn’t that inisce about what it would I am currently the veter- life, BEN, not to mention I was not used to outdoors have been like to have spent inarian for the San Antonio broken bones and other activities, I was just plain entire summers at Camp Stock Show and Rodeo for scrapes and bruises that scared when I started Camp Longhorn. Many counsel- 23 years. Now as an vet- your special clients took PLEASE MEET GEORGE ANDERSON . . . Longhorn. ors when I went there were erinarian where over 80% advantage of! He is cur- Cabin 1 Navajos 2nd Term at Inks Lake in 2019! He is I think looking back I was adults. Of course there were of my practice consists of rently the Veterinarian for the son of LISSA GRAY ANDERSON and MICHAEL ANDERSON and grandson of JEFF & MISSY GRAY. just simply scared of mak- college kids, but there were professional rodeo clients the San Antonio Stock Show This is his grandfather JEFF’S 5th year jacket that ing friends. I came back the quite a few that were 30 and in Texas and bucking hors- and Rodeo. BEN, a fi ve year GEORGE is proudly wearing on dance night. Those next year and the next year 40 years old. es in Colorado and Perche- camper at Ranch Branch sun glasses go with the outfi t!! JEFF would love seeing and the next year and began Camp Longhorn was an rons in Utah, the lessons (Indian Springs) and two as his grandson dancing the night away in this dance night to thrive. I looked forward integral part of their life and personality traits that a counselor, grew up in San ensemble! His older sister is GRAY ANDERSON and to seeing my friends and and unknowingly, although I learned at Camp Long- Antonio and lives there now they both attend Inks Lake 2nd Term! eating spaghetti. I had great I only spent three weeks horn still are useful to me. with wife SHANNON ESPY LUMNEWS, December 2019, Page 7 Remember When? . . . Remember the time? Remember the face? Remember the name? Remember the place?

AMY MORGAN

TEX and BUZZ

JOHN WHITE at Dance Nite?! AMY HENDRICKSON CECILY TIDWELL & RENNIE RATLIFF

BOBBY MANNING

ALUMNI CAMP ‘94 WILSON “COZ” COZBY & TEX (lr) CHRISTOPHER CROW, JACK INGRAM, Queen ABBY JOHN- SON, King TOMMY FULLER, JULIE MALLET & STUART WHITEHEAD

AMY SLADCZYK & BREE McDANIEL

(l-r) TOM, KALLY, WILL & CELESTE FEILD . . (l-r) BOB TARLTON, PAT ROBERTSON, MARY PRYOR, M.F. JOHNSON, JANE PERRY, BILL Gregory & Patches, too! JOHNSON, BOB HUDSON, DR. JOE SHEPPERD, TEX ROBERTSON Page 8, LUMNEWS, December 2019

More Remember When

JANE YOWS WICKER (l) and MELONY McCOY CONSTANZO JOHN WHITLEY

ALUMNI CAMP ‘94 . . What are you measuring JOHN & CAROLYN GILLIS JACK JACKSON?!

KATHY UPHAM and Friends! JILL GORDON

JEROME & MARILYN AMIS CHLADIL JULIE MALLET & JENNIFER MARTIN w/children JESSE & AIDAN

AUSTIN SYMPHONY BALL PRESENTATION ‘90 OR ‘91 KIM CORSON (l-r) RANDY TOUCHSTONE, KELLY & KIPPY HUNT PERKINS RIGAS, MIKE BLALOCK, AMY BERG DELGADO and KEVIN BECK RHETT MILLER KELLY PERKINS RIGAS . . babysitter . . for ROBBY & DEIDRA .. this is CAITY ROBERTSON CLINTON! LUMNEWS, December 2019, Page 9 More Remember When

L.T. BARNETT MARTHA LUCKSINGER FEILD

FRANK & MARY PATT MOFFITT EVEREST w/their ATTAWAYTOGO Plaque

MATT (back) MARK & KERI MANNING

TREY LARY, BRIAN ALLISON, GRANT IRONS & CHRIS HARRISON

PATRICK ROBERTSON

ROBIN McCLENDON

ROBBY ROBERTSON & JONATHAN ALDEN

WILL HAUSSER (l) w/son STEPHEN

RICK WITTENBRACKER (l) and SHIRLEY MILLER MATTHEW MURRAY

LOVE THAT MUD!! TIM DAWSON KEITH QUENTIN Page 10, LUMNEWS, December 2019 The Camp Longhorn Experience Continues To Keep Us Connected

By ASHLEY BAXTER STOUT I never thought the day would come when I would be picking up our oldest son, JACK from his Rang- er (and 9th year) at Camp Longhorn. Getting to watch his love of Camp Longhorn grow and to have us both talk about camp together with his two younger broth- ers (who have yet to attend) has been such a special ex- perience. I went to CLH (main 3rd term) for 10 years and I can ASHLEY BAXTER STOUT honestly say it is the place where I laughed the hard- ly my campmates. I could (l-r) Counselor, JEFF GRAY . . ANDREW BAXTER, est, smiled the biggest and also call these girls my ASHLEY’s Uncle and her father, KELLY BAXTER made the best memories I soulmate. When my hus- could ever ask for. I grew band and I married and had Lake for 11 years. And, you in your household! Friends up with both my Mom and children, it was crazy how and your family .. 9 yrs. as are priceless and you have Dad talking about Camp many camp friends I would a camper and 1 yr. a coun- sooo many friends. What Longhorn and the special recognize as other parents selor. Son JACK STOUT wonderful connections to place it held in their hearts. at my children’s school; ASHLEY BAXTER STOUT with her family (l-r) WRIGHT (4), (16) has been at Inks Lake CLH. ASHLEY lives in Aus- My Dad, KELLY BAX- Good Shepherd Episcopal JACK (16), Husband COLE, ASHLEY, little MURPHY (6 wks) for 9 years. And sons HOL- tin with husband COLE and TER, went to CLH (2nd School in Austin. and HOLLIS (5) LIS (5) and WRIGHT (4) their children and future term main) for 8 years and are future campers. Then campers! COLE is in the he always said “his biggest There is a special bond family and friends to keep for 8 years and mother, JK there is precious little oil and gas business/indus- regret in life was not going or secret language that no you connected to CLH! BAXTER-HUNT attend- MURPHY who will be a try and so is ASHLEY. As a back to CLH for his 9th one really gets except us.. And, what a great family ed as a counselor for two Wren in about 8 years! Oh, camper she was a campfi re year.” It’s amazing to think bits .. father, KELLY BAXTER iears with Sis. BLAIR BAX- my, what fun CLH tales for lighter and 3rd term Senior and pieces of camp are came to Inks Lake 2nd Term TER attending CLH Inks many, many years to come Bonnett Princess at Inks My mom, JK BAX- always with me. No mat- Lake. Her one year as a TER-HUNT went to camp ter the year or place - the Counselor, she was a Hum- for 2 years as a counselor connections from CLH are mer Up Counselor and a ski and always shared stories never too far. instructor! ASHLEY gradu- of her summer as Wrangler It’s the deeply rooted ated from UT in 2003. We Down Counselor. traditions of Camp Long- thank you sooo much for It’s hard to explain to horn and how nothing has taking time to write . . know others who did not attend really changed, that keeps how busy you are with three camp longhorn why camp us connected. The cabins young children! is so special. There is just my dad slept in as a camper so much! Its the friends that are the same cabins: JACK LIL’L MORON . . . I made over the ten years I (16) HOLLIS (5) and was at camp and who I have WRIGHT (4) slept in and continued to see throughout will be sleeping in at camp. 1) Why did the li’l mo- the many stages of my life. In a world that seems to be ron go to the corral to I remember when I was constantly changing, I am make a sandwich? visiting the University of grateful to know that there is one place that is still the 2) Why did the li’l moron Texas and went to my fi rst get hot in the stadium social event - over 50% of same-even after 80 years! aft er the game? the people there were from Especially since I just re- CLH 3rd term ... What a re- cently gave birth to our fi rst 3) Why did the li’l mo- lief! daughter, MURPHY, and I ron get the witch to help Needless to say, I chose cannot wait to begin telling with his homework? to attend the University her all about this special of Texas. When I pledged place among the hills and (l-r) . . HOLLIS STOUT (5) and WRIGHT STOUT (4) showing off a great looking BAXTER 4) Why did the Li’l mo- Theta, many sorority sisters dales ..... brick! ASHLEY BAXTER-STOUT, their Mom, BLAIR BAXTER, their aunt and KELLY ron take the male deer and girls I lived with my BAXTER, their grandfather. We look forward to having HOLLIS and WRIGHT as cabin O from the zoo to the Freshman year at Hardin LOVE your article, ASH- Apaches in the near future! Orthodonist? House, were all original- LEY BAXTER STOUT! It’s Answers Elsewhere LUMNEWS, December 2019, Page 11 BRADY‛S . . . memorabilia Life Comes Around Full Circle At Camp LH By KRISTI SLIVA come full circle. I hope he at Inks Lake, about all the THIBAUT shares Camp Longhorn things you experienced in with his children. Upon a the past and he is experi- When I received an lake where breezes fi ll the encing now! A. camper fi ve email this week from HEL- sails ..... years and counselor anoth- EN FRADY reminding me er fi ve years . . all at Inks I agreed to write an article KRISTI SLIVA-THI- Lake . . KRISTI was raised for the CLH Alumni news- BAUT, this story is excel- in Bay City and now lives letter, I panicked! I had for- lent! It is so light and fun in Houston with husband gotten about it. And more to read. The bus ride to MARK THIBAUT and son importantly, I don’t con- camp .. the hilly scenery, CHRISTOPHER (ll) and sider myself a very good fi nding your LARK cabin next summer will be his 4th writer. What would I say? and knowing the next three year at Inks Lake. She is But there’s one thing I am weeks would be spent with RUNNING FOR COUNTY certain about ... it’s that KRISTI SLIVA-THIBAULT those 11 cabin mates and COMMISSIONER! Hus- you don’t say no to HEL- counselors! Great descrip- band MARK . .VP Crude EN FRADY. She’s one of experiences at camp. tion of day one!! More im- Oil Trading. As a coun- a kind and I didn’t want to Over the next fi ve years portant than all of that is selor at camp she was in disappoint her. as a camper, I learned so the lifelong friends made! charge of the water skiing The fi rst year I went to many life lessons and skills. Your group of camp friends program. KRISTI graduat- Camp Longhorn, I went I learned how to make a bed still experience the comra- ed from the University of with my sister. My mom with hospital corners that derie and closeness you’all Texas. We thank you again, drove us to the big city of fi rst summer. I learned to have had through these KRISTI SLIVA-THIBAUT, Houston to catch the bus to sail, shoot a bow and arrow, many years! And now, life for your wonderful story! Burnet. I was terrifi ed. I’m and do a backfl ip on the has come full circle you can AND Good luck with the In the midst of cleaning and getting ready for some pretty sure I cried the entire trampoline. But most im- talk to your son, a camper election!! home renovations look what P.J. found!! way. I do recall stopping in portantly, I made new, life- La Grange for fried chick- long friends who I couldn’t en. wait to see every summer. But what I remember You see, camp is a lot the most is going through of fun. Wait....A LOT OF the gates at CLH and feel- FUN. But it’s the people ing such awe ... .it was you meet at camp that make so beautiful. It was hilly! it so special. And the quirky So different from the fl at, culture that you share with coastal prairies I was used these folks. Try explaining to. I hadn’t traveled much checking out a book at the and to see Inks Lake for the library to your mom. Or old fi rst time-was magical. I face-full to a home town thought to myself, “I get to pal. Pit stop ... chow time ... live here for the next three the list goes on and on. weeks, this is so cool!” I think that’s why so The bus rolled into the many campers had parents girl’s camp. I could see a that attended camp. We all crowd of people up ahead. wanted to make sure our I was nervous. I knew my kids got to have the same sister and I would not be in incredible summer expe- the same cabin. Other than riences we had at Camp her, I didn’t know anyone. Longhorn. I can still hear The bus stopped. Before the camp songs in my head. I knew it, some counselor There is a place among the called out my name and hills and dales .... said I was a Lark. What’s a Now, my son attends Lark I thought? I gathered fi rst term. He could go all my belongings, headed to summer if ROGER would my new cabin, and I chose let him. After V-Day, we my bunk. were home and he looked Soon after my arrival, every day in the mail to see I met my summer family. if his early bird had arrived. CLH Counselors moving into the sorority house at the University of Georgia Three counselors and 11 It warms my heart that he is (l-r) ‘19 AND . . This is CONNOR BRADY, P.J. & JACQUELINE other girls from all different just as excited as I used to PEYTON HARDY, San Antonio BRADY’s son . . fl ashing the CLH sign while in the Red- areas in Texas. We would be waiting to see if he got KENDALL ZENNER, Houston wood Forest . . summer ‘19! I see the redwoods and I do everything together for his invitation back to camp. SOPHIE JOHNSON, Austin think that is CONNOR standing in the middle! the next three weeks. We Yeah! It’s here! were truly bonded by our Funny how life has Page 12, LUMNEWS, December 2019 Lessons Learned . . Those Summer Adventures That Shaped Me By JOHN BEAUCHAMP Sometimes an Make Others Feel Practice What you have laughed and chuckled Embarrassing Event can Welcome Preach everytime I read your “Life I learned more life les- Become a Claim to Fame Lessons”!! Each story has sons at Camp Longhorn At home I refer to this Any counselor who ever a special lesson . . Goes than I can count. Many Again, 1977 - Navajo one as the “MARK STE- coached baseball at camp from Mr. Peachy to chang- were general in nature, Cabin. JOHAN WICHT VENSON Rule.” After my knows the rule - never walk ing terms from Springs to such as how to get along was a boisterous counsel- fi rst year at Inks Lake, I behind a player with a bat in Inks and MARK STEVEN- with people, but many were or from South Africa. We switched to lndian Springs his hands. In the summer of SON’s unexpected actions very specifi c. From time didn’t know what to make for a three-year stint. At age 1984, I was a young coun- that you so vividly remem- to time when I am faced of his accent. Was he a pi- 13, I switched back to Inks selor coaching baseball. ber . . I didn’t know RAY with situations, I remem- rate? Who knew? What Lake. That was a tough age Many times I would coral could swim that far but ber an instance at camp that we did know was that he for a change. I knew that I campers as they walked be- glad you’all made it back to helped shape the way I will seemed to carry a lot of re- would settle-in to my new hind players with a bat on land .. and what a priceless respond. These moments spect. You wanted to be on cabin after a few days. But deck. incident when you coached bring a smile to my face as his good side. I also understood I would “Never walk behind a camp baseball team! I remember the good times The fi rst day I came be the new kid for a while - a player with a bat in his JOHN grew up in San An- in the sun. face-to-face with JOHAN an outsider trying to create hand!” Over and over and tonio and lives there now There is something was at sailing. I suppose I bonds with kids who had over I would repeat this. with wife COURTNEY and about the lessons learned JOHN BEAUCHAMP was the offi cer of the day, been in the same cabin for As the season was coming children EMILY (13) and away from home, and away because I was telling him years. to an end, my team was do- next summer will be her 7th from parents, that is par- gulp after gulp of lake wa- my name. “JOHN BEAU- ing well. The better we did, year at CLH Inks Lake . . ticularly signifi cant. The ter. Other kids were moving CHAMP. It’s spelled B-E- As the bus from San the more competitive I be- GRACE (12) and next sum- following are a few of the past me, throwing elbows A-U ... The U doesn’t get Antonio pulled onto the came. Instead of watching mer will be her 5th year many lessons from those and smacking me with their pronounced, and the P at baseball fi eld at the boys’ out for safety, I grew more at Inks Lake. COURTNEY summer adventures that kicking feet. It only took the end is silent ...” camp, I looked out the win- concerned about whether DREYER BEAUCHAMP, helped shape me to the per- moments for panic to set in. JOHAN did not like dow hoping to see friendly the players were in position JOHN’s wife, is a CLH son I am now. I wanted none of this the explanation. “That’s faces. As I got off the bus, or whether I had the right alumnus and owns a retail swim, and I was going to too complicated,” he said. I was assigned to the Mar- pitcher on the mound for store in San Antonio. JOHN You Can’t Always Rely fi nd a way out. The barge “No one is going to get that lin cabin. The counselor the situation at hand. is in Real Estate Devel- on Help - Sometimes You was already motored-up name right! Mr. Peachy, (JOHN SOPER) was clap- At some point in one of opment. He was a camper Need to Do it Yourself and heading back to shore. that’s better. Your name is ping, but the campers were the last games of the sea- eight years and a counselor No luck there. The next Mr. Peachy!” ambivalent - with one ex- son, I saw something on another fi ve years . . all at I have RAY FRADY to best bet was the counselor ception. MARK STEVEN- the fi eld I didn’t like. In Inks Lake. He was a Camp- thank for this one. 1977 about 15 feet away. I didn’t That drew plenty of SON broke ranks, walked the gusto of the moment I fi re Lighter in 1977 as a - Navajo Cabin, 1/2 mile really know him, but I cer- laughs from the cabin. straight up to me, and ex- made a quick move off the camper and voted Favorite Warm-up for the Mile tainly knew who he was - What kind of dork name tended a hand. “I’m MARK bench to make my point on Counselor by the campers Swim. Inks Lake looked RAY FRADY. was Mr. Peachy? How was STEVENSON from Dallas. the fi eld. My focus was the in 1990. Always a favorite large and threatening to RAY was old school. I going to make any friends Welcome to the cabin.” pitcher’s mound - not the here at camp, JOHN grad- this nine-year old at camp The kids all knew he was at this place on-deck batter in front of uated from the University for the fi rst time. We were the big shot. Surely, he with a tall South Afri- It was a confi dent, me. Just as I was making a of Texas. Thank you again, loaded on a barge that made wasn’t going to let me sink. can calling me Mr. Peachy? friendly, and unexpected move past the camper, he JOHN for your “Lesson its way to the middle of the I made my way for him Guess what - it stuck. JO- gesture. MARK and I are took a great practice cut. Learned” . . Funny, funny lake. Soon, the counselor as fast as I could, yelling HAN was proud of the still friends, but we don’t The aluminum bat caught and so much fun to read! cut the motor and the barge “RAY-RAY-help me!” I name, and he made a point get to see each other often. me just below the ribs. eased to a stop. expected him either to help of yelling it at me from no When we do - I tell him that I swear I’ve never felt LI’L MORON “Everybody in- NOW! me or bawl me out. What I matter what distance. Soon his name lives in lore at pain that intense. I was on Answers Go! Go! Go!” We might didn’t expect was for him it wasn’t just JOHAN, but the BEAUCHAMP house. the ground choking for air, as well have been jump- to roll over into an elemen- every kid in the Indian di- For years I have preached but nothing came. “I think 1) To fi nd the ing over France on D-Day. tary backstroke and shoot a vision knew me as Mr. to my daughters - it’s not I’m going to die,” was all thorough bread JOHN GARRETT, BILL fountain of water out of his Peachy. what you say that people I thought as the counselors 2) All the fans left JOHNSON, and BURTON mouth. will remember - it’s how and campers raced over to 3) He needed help BALDRIDGE showed “What do you expect What surprised me was you make them feel. I then me. I truly could not get camper-poise. They had me to do?” he asked. “I’m that kids soon considered remind them of the time air- but I was aware enough with his spell-ing! done this the year before. enjoying my swim!” The the name fun because JO- MARK welcomed me to to hear one of my players 4) Because it had Cool and collected, they messages were clear: (i) HAN advertised it with that the Marlin cabin. take the cheap shot. “HEY buck teeth! took the leap and started man-up and do this your- booming personality and COACH, you know you’re with their well-practiced self, and (ii) roll over into accent. I became Campfi re My girls got to meet never supposed to walk be- freestyle. an elementary back stroke Lighter that year - and it MARK at 1st Term V-Day hind a player with a bat.” We Wish You A As a newby, I hesitat- if you’re having trouble. was no doubt largely due to this year. After we met they Well played kid. Lesson MERRY ed before jumping and at- I got it as a nine-year old, the attention I got from the turned to me and said, “You learned. tempting the breast stroke. and I remember the lesson once embarrassing name. know what Dad? He really CHRISTMAS It was supposed to be the today. JOHAN - wherever you are is a nice guy.” These stories are wond & A easy stroke, but this was Thanks, RAY. I’ll always - thanks for the name and erful, JOHN BEAU- HAPPY NEW YEAR! open water and I swallowed remember you for that one. the early taste of fame. Attaway to go MARK CHAMP. F unny, funny! I LUMNEWS, December 2019, Page 13 Why Kids Should Go To Camp . . The Many Gifts That Are Waiting By WENDY CANALES packed it all herself. She time, I’m so worried about life without preparedness. dance at camp. Don’t care ARSHAM can read just fi ne, it’s her if my child is ready ...... Camp Longhorn allows this who is watching . . Those trip and she knows what she when is the best time for growth in independence kids are nervous because V-Day! , needed or wanted, where to a them to go off to camp? combined with the safe- they didn’t grow up with I call it “my Christmas” pack it all better than me. Same answer, “End of ty of guided activities. We counselors “making you and explain to my children, My kids pack their trunks second grade and if they have to let go more often dance for a merit mom!” that’s exactly what it feels and make a list of what’s are older than that- NOW! and allow them to fi nd their RESILIANCE . . WENDY like when I get my kids needed from the store. (i.e.: GET THAT APPLICA- way! Let them use the skills is Head of Lower School back! Camp Longhorn is batteries, new fan, toiletries TION IN!” you as parents have taught and Early Childhood so special to me on MANY etc) Parents want to prepare them to be a camper and go she is frequently asked . different levels: From sing- their kids for camp! I ask and do a couple of weeks . when is the best time for ing/humming TAPS to my Gift #2: them, “What for?” Camp away from home. Let them kids to go off to camp? Al- babies as I rocked them to SELF SUFFICIENCE is about the experience, go! Let them try! Let them ways same answer, “End the excitement of running From then on out - they THEIR experience, not know you’re proud of of second grade and if over the hill-to-scoop them packed for their own trips. yours as a parent. It is a them! Let them miss you! they are older than that . . up on V-Day! I merely wrote on a sticky time to put what they know Let them feel some real life. NOW! GET THAT APPLI- WENDY CANALES ARSHAM bare bones what they need- about life to work, but in a Let them go ... Let them CATION IN!” Such a great MANY MANY YEARS w/children SARITA ed. (3 days’ worth of shirts/ super fun way. LIVE! article and I could go on AGO: ARSHAM and shorts, tennis shoes, bath- Tell your kids, “Pack and on . . GREAT READ- MARK ARSHAM ing suit, church clothes etc) your trunk, take your smile, WENDY CANALES AR- ING! . .WENDY grew up as As a child, it allowed me They learned to make use your manners and have SHAM, what a great story! a ranch kid from Premont to get off a secluded ranch nancially, but I knew it was new friends. These friend- fun - mom and dad will be at I suggest all that are just (south of Alice) and came and it gave me indepen- priceless. ships are different. They ar- V-day with big squeezes.” starting out at CLH with to camp 4th Term Inks Lake dence. I knew it was gift It was an easy sell, they en’t classmates, everyone is When that child returns, campers, read your article! for 4 years back when 4th then. I knew it was fi nan- had gone to many V-days. without parents, you have you will see the growth in SO TRUE! PERSERVER- term was only 1/2 or 2/3 cially and also social/emo- They never got cold. feet. to connect to each other them. They will have sur- ANCE . . prepare your full. She and husband JEF- tionally for myself. I had I prepared them as best I and it’s not just for a day. vived a little homesickness, campers for homesickness; FREY live in Houston with NO idea how it would play could for being homesick. I This deal is day in and day made new friends, problem SELF SUFFICIENCE .. Let their children SARITA AR- into my personal life or my told them the truth, it may out for a couple of weeks, solved, maybe gotten in your kids pack their own SHAM (17), from Wren and career. hit and if it does - totally so this is a new skill. These trouble, probably missed a trunks. Your role is a bare now a Counselor; MARC normal. It only happens at connections are not just in couple of baths and teeth bones sticky of what they ARSHAM (15) from Cab- 10 PLUS YEARS AGO: quiet time or bedtime, when the cabins, but many are brushing, BUT lived - and need. CONNECTIONS . in 0 and 2020 he will be you’re mind wanders and out of the city and state we all on their own! . Learning to make new a Ranger from Inks Lake. As a mother, I wanted time slows. Homesick just live in. They didn’t realize friends. These friends are WENDY is Head of Lower my children to go off to means - you love your fam- how special this was until Gift #5+++- not for a day but a couple School and Early Child- camp. I wanted them to ex- ily and your home. There’s recently in their teen years RESILIANCE of weeks around the clock! hood School . . an all boys perience and grow from the nothing wrong with that and especially now that one Children now more than Campers don’t realize how Catholic School. She grad- length of time away from and frankly if you don’t just is getting ready to go off to ever need these experienc- important this is until they uated from TCU. Thank you home. I wanted them to a little - well I would be a college. es. Parents now more than are ready, perhaps, to leave again, WENDY for sharing have a whole new experi- little worried. ever have a harder time for college. DANCES ARE your . thoughts with us! ence from school. I wanted We talked about that a Gift #3 letting kids experience FUN . . Your .kids learn to WELL DONE! them to share the same term lot and they did get a little CONNECTIONS as their out of town cousins. homesick. They told me They are at ease at danc- I am an educator and I about it in letters. We dis- es. They don’t stand and DAD’S NAME IS ON knew the importance of this cussed when they returned watch, they get out and CFL BOARD . . experience. I even wanted and even again before go- dance. They will ask oth- them to go a different term ing off the next year. We ers to dance, dance with JOHN RATCHFORD, than their usual friends also discussed that this is friends and they don’t care son of Alumni DAVID from school. I knew this what our family does in who is watching. They no- RATCHFORD and would force a little growth the summer. We were com- tice some of their friends MARY RATCHFORD outside of the box and kids mitting and it wasn’t just from school freeze up at . . 4th Term, Inks Lake now need that. for one year. Knowing and dances and have fi gured it and a 5 year camper! I watched my niece and remembering the fun out- out. Those kids are nervous DAVID is showing son nephew go off. We went on weighed the little bits of because they didn’t grow JOHN his name on the V-day, my kids in tow, to homesickness was the take up with couselors “mak- CFLighter list ‘69! pick them up. They proudly away. ing you dance for a merit Gift #1: JOHN’s great aunt, wore hand-me-down CLH mom!” JAN RATCHFORD, a uniforms and tried to blend PERSERVERANCE Gift #4 - I helped them pack. 3 time Favorite Coun- in and sneak in with activi- DANCES ARE FUN selor in the Girls Camp ties. They couldn’t wait to That’s a lie - the fi rst year go. I wanted them to go - I I packed FOR my eldest. And now as a Head of and very popular came know I needed 2 weeks off Rookie mistake! When Lower School and Early in the early 50’s! That’s and-they went the earliest she returned and I saw she Childhood: 3 generations of CLH! CLH would take them. It didn’t even use one side of was a gift I worked at fi - her trunk, the next year she Parents ask me all the Page 14, LUMNEWS, December 2019 Camp Longhorn Is Building A Fountain For Success For All Of Us By DOUGLAS TOOLE, III family values are through course of CLH as a camper childhood CLH was some worked two jobs to support CLH and she carried those and becoming a counselor. of the very best memories. the family. Your mother What an honor I have values all through her life. Here comes the passion I wish I stuck it out and was lucky enough to come never written an article be- You could not meet a per- part of the story, I know continued as a camper and to CLH every summer as a fore I’m not a writer and not son who could say one you have been patiently became a counselor! camper and then counsel- clever with words. Howev- negative thing about my waiting for this. I truly be- My son is only 10 and or. You give credit to Camp er Camp Longhorn is such mother. Thank you CLH for lieve my sole purpose on he speaks frequently about for teaching her sooo many an amazing place and what producing one of the most this planet is my son! The becoming a Ranger and valuable things to make it has done for my fami- amazing humans on this love I have for this child wanting to be a counselor her the person she is. You ly inspired me to give this planet. cannot be measured in any at CLH and I cannot put thank CLH for producing writing thing a try. I truly believe all that way. My son suffers from into words what an amaz- one of the most amazing I’ll start by telling you she learned through CLH the same learning disabil- ing feeling that is. I am so humans on this planet! You about my mother. My moth- was directly responsible ities, dyslexia and ADHD, proud of him for sticking count your Sister as a super er is the kindest, sweetest, for what a great mother as I. It makes his life dif- with, enjoying and learning woman and she has three most caring person on the and friend she is today and DOUGLAS TOOLE fi cult in many of the same at CLH. girls that come to Camp planet. Anyone who knows made my sister and I the will all come out of CLH ways it did does mine. I do I know that CLH will be Longhorn Indian Springs. her or has ever met her people we are today. with the same amazing all that I can for him. pivotal in his development. DOUG suffers from dys- would tell you just that! My sister wow, my sis- skills the rest of my fam- His school is amazing I know that CLH will build lexia and ADHD and had My mother also has a ter is the epitome of super ily learned. Those three and he is doing well. I work his confi dence, erase his a diffi cul time at Camp. He love for shooting guns, fi sh- woman, amazing wife, girls will go on to become hard to instill in him friend- shyness, teach him life long wishes now that his time ing, sailing, horseback rid- mother, friend, rock star at amazing mothers, wives, ship values, how to be a friendship and family val- at Camp could have been ing, and strong family and her career! My sister is the hard workers, and a life full good friend, how import- ues that will make him 10 different. HE LOVES THIS friendship values. She did most impressive person I of friends who truly value ant it is to be a good friend. times the man I am. I can’t PLACE! And now, his son not have a father and her know. Everyone she meets them as friends because of My son is kind, loving, and thank CLH enough for what JD has been to CLH Indi- mother worked two jobs to is somehow benefi ted from the values of friendship you funny, a gifted wake board- they do for my son! Every an Springs for the last three support the family. Much knowing her. She is a true learn at CLH. er, snow skier and great on year he comes back stron- years. DOUG is so proud of of who I am came from my treasure. Now my true passion for a dirt bike and an amazing ger, more focused, sweeter, him for enjoying and learn- mother. My sister does so much CLH will be told. I suffer shot! more willing to try and do ing at CLH. DOUG sez I am an amazing Fa- for the community and her from dyslexia and ADHD. I My son is a wonderful new things, friendlier, hap- every year he comes back ther and I can build fi x just beautiful family. It is very have had a diffi cult life, lots boy. He amazes me and pier, more confi dent, more stronger, more focused, about anything. I’m a great impressive and I’m sure I of frustration and behavior- impresses me constantly. self suffi cient, and shows sweeter, more willing to try shot and a wonderful part- don’t know the half of what al issues. There was just not However my son also is shy more passion for life and and do things, friendlier, ner to my beautiful girl- she does as we live in dif- enough known about my and self-esteem is low most his self esteem, wow, each happier and more confi dent. friend. I take better care of ferent cities. . My sister also learning disabilities at the of the time. He says he can’t year it’s like a different kid HOW PROUD DOUG is of my friends than I do myself. has a love for the outdoors time to really help me. I had do something before even comes home! his son JD. DOUG was a I have a heart of gold and and doing fun things. She is hard time making friends trying. But you know what? CLH builds up that camper for one or two years almost always put everyone also the best friend to many and my self-esteem was Now four years in at CLH, self-esteem and helps these and wishes now that he had before myself. I only men- many women out there. I low for a long time. it is all he talks about! Half kids conquer their fears and come back to be a counsel- tion these things because I know, I know, kind of re- CLH was something I way through the school makes them men/women or. He grew up in Houston learned most of it from my petitive, however guess regret messing up. I have year he is asking when is and the best part is they and now calls Austin home! mother and father, and I will where she learned those a strong passion for water camp, when is camp! don’t know it; they are hav- DOUG is involved in Real give you one guess how my skills; if you said CLH you and sailing. It’s one of the When I get on the CLH ing the times of their lives. Estate Investing. His son, mother became to be such were correct. best parts of my life as I website and I see that joy CLH is saving my son’s JD TOOLE (10) has been an amazing woman. Again my sister attend- look back at all my years. in his eyes and I know he life one summer at a time! a camper at Indian Springs My mother lived a sim- ed CLH every summer as a The best times I’ve had is learning all the skills my Turning him into the young for the last three years. ple life growing up, never camper and every summer have been on the water. It mother and sister learned man I cannot wait to meet! DOUG mentions again that had much, however she did as a counselor. Again I feel calms me down and I’m re- there, it warms my heart The young man that is go- SIS and MOTHER had max attend Camp Longhorn ev- the values and skills she ally good at it. It has helped and it thrills me to no end ing to continue to amaze years at Camp as a camp- ery summer as a child and learned at CLH gave her me get out of my shell and knowing he is developing, me, impresses me, and have er/counselor. We thank you, every summer as counsel- a huge advantage in life. many of my good friends I learning, growing, chang- more friends than I could DOUG, for your family or. I know in my heart and Cheerleader, journal club, have are because of times ing, progressing, and all ever imagined having. The story and what Camp has I know because my moth- all advanced classes during on the water. You guessed those skills and values that values and skills he is go- meant to each person. You er has told me how much high school! Graduates it, I learned how to sail and made my sister and my ing to have will lead him tell a beautiful story! Camp Longhorn shaped her with honors and attends fi sh and love the water at mother so amazing are be- through life on the right life. both Vanderbilt and UT for CLH. ing instilled in him. Words path, and put the world at My mother didn’t have college! Instantly recruited What I meant about just cant express the grati- his feet! We Wish a father as I mentioned out of college for a huge messing it up is I only at- tude I have for all of that! Your A Merry before. Camp Longhorn position at a huge company. tended CLH a few years I can remember CLH This is such a great sto- Christmas taught her how to fi sh, The perfect life, the per- and it was all my fault. No as a camper and I can re- ry, DOUGLAS TOOLE! shoot guns, build fi res, fect mother, and supportive need to go into specifi cs but member what an amazing It’s about your MOM, SIS- and make beds, sail, ride hors- friend to so many. She is if I could restart my life or place it was. I can remem- TER, son JD and YOU and A es. Camp Longhorn was her amazing! tell my parents one thing ber all the fun I had and what Camp Longhorn has father. My sister now has three to have done different it all the things I learned, all done for each of you. Your Happy My mother learned how little girls and yes they are would have been to MAKE the wonderful kids and the Mother grew up without a New Year! important good friends and all going to CLH and they me go through the whole food. When I think of my father and Grandmother LUMNEWS, December 2019, Page 15 The Best Place On Earth . . Camp Longhorn

By GINGER there now with husband GRINSFELDER CLAYTON and their chil- GREENBERG dren COPELAND (11) and this coming summer will be As I recall my childhood his 4th year at CLH Indi- and work to keep these an Springs; ANNABELLE memories intact to tell my (8) and this coming sum- children - the details are of- mer will be her 2nd year at ten fuzzy. However, I can CLH Indian Springs. GIN- say with sincere clarity that GER is Managing Direc- my memories of CLH are tor/Counsel and CLAYTON not only not fuzzy, but they is an attorney. As a camper, are crystal clear. GINGER was a Campfi re I don’t know for sure Lighter, Top Miler, Favor- why I remember CLH more ite and Marina General . . than I do other things. I can a few of her many responsi- only suspect that it was be- bilities. As a counselor, she cause they were only my was in charge of Marines/ memories, and not framed Marinas as their Gener- by parents, teachers or al and also in charge of friends from school. Camp CLAYTON & GINGER GRINSFELDER GREENBERG canoeing!! GINGER is a for me was independence w/children at Dallas Bus . . 3rd Term graduate of the Universi- and freedom - my mem- ANNABELLE & COPE ty of Missouri (Bachelors) ories were mine and only and Texas A&M School of mine. what a special story. Shar- their children. And, what Law . . She would like to After rocking my babies ing your memories of Camp a great message . . “Camp mention again that she is so to sleep with the same rep- Longhorn with your chil- for me was independence happy to share Longhorn ertoire of Campfi re songs, I dren and now your children and freedom- my memo- with her kids - it makes her was so happy when my son can share, probably, most ries were mine and only so fulfi lled. And your story was able to attend camp and of those same memories mine.” Growing up in Dal- of kids, love, memories and hear these songs for him- and what a beautiful bond las, GINGER came to Indi- Camp Longhorn is a spe- The Bunny Rabbit came to see PIERCE and self at an actual campfi re. to have with COPELAND an Springs for seven years cial story that is so reward- POPPY GREENHAW at Easter! He now had the chance to and ANNABELLE! Some- as a camper and two more ing to read! THANK YOU, Alumni PETE & ROBIN GREENHAW are the make his own crystal clear day they will be able to years as a counselor. She GINGER GRINSFELDER children’s parents. memories- and he did. He’s share their memories with grew up in Dallas and lives GREENBERG! now been joined by his sis- ter at C3. Some of the following Indian My hope for my children Springs Campers, Counselors and their camp adventure is & CLASP Members are getting that they can just soak in all ready to board the busses for the trip to CLH from Dallas . . of the delicious camp good- 3rd Term ‘19 ness and make memories that belong only to them. Katy Grinsfelder Hastings I am so grateful to the (Indian Springs camper and CLH family for creating, counselor) maintaining and promoting Nick Hastings Maddie (C3), Samuel (C3) and such a wonderful, nurtur- Hank Hastings ing environment for me, my children and hopefully David and Sally Grinsfelder many generations to come. (Parents and grandparents of The stories my kids love to many CLH campers) hear me tell the most often Bennett Grinsfelder (Indian involve CLH. Now, they Springs camper) can share their own stories Mary Grinsfelder with me, and I can relish in William, Teddy and Davy them. Grinsfelder (all future campers) Attaway CLH. Keep up the good work making Ginger Grinsfelder Greenberg (Indian Springs camper and excellent memories! We counselor) need more goodness in the Clayton Greenberg world. Copeland (C3) and Annabelle (C3) Greenberg GINGER GRINS- FELDER GREENBERG, Page 16, LUMNEWS, December 2019 POCKETS OF CLOUDS REID UMSTATTD, a great people along the jour- member of the band Nelo, ney not least of all HIS “POCKETS OF CLOUDS” a rock band from Austin a WIFE, who sings on “We Album cover art little over 10 years, stepped Belong Together” was his out on his own with the en- source of confi dence, light, couragement of many peo- and POSITIVITY through- ple. He thought his days out this entire long trip. as a musician were behind him but slowly it started REID was a 3rd Term to become clear that music Camper at CLH Inks Lake was what he needed. He .. 1991-2001! thought jumping back into WRANGLERS - 2ND T - 1991 REID UMSTATTD steps out on his own with original music the best way possi- HIGHLIGHTS TO material on his debut EP ble was low key as possible REMEMBER . . A REUNION IN “Pockets of Clouds” - on national television in NASHVILLE . . . front of 10 million people -Written in Austin, Nash- on The Voice in 2018. ville and Muscle Shoals Al- Great picture of three He made it to the live abama alumni who got together show rounds and left with in Nashville, TN. a lot to think about. The -Recorded in Austin (l-r) HUNTER FORD, show taught him and gave CHRISTOPHER him so much, but the big- -Debut solo EP release, MORRIS & gest thing was confi dence following stint on The ERIC and inspiration to start Voice in spring 2018. writing music on his own SCHULTENOVER. for the fi rst time. Thank you, REID UM- They were all STATTD for sharing this Wranglers together . . The songs on “Pockets wonderful information 1991 2nd Term at Inks Lake (l-r) HUNTER FORD, CHRISTOPHER MORRIS & of Clouds” are from the fi rst about “POCKETS OF ERIC SCHULTENOVER group of tunes he wrote af- CLOUDS” and, an amaz- ter leaving the show. ing journey leading up to REID UMSTATTD With lots of help from the release!

THANK YOU BRUCE GRANT! MADDIE SPELLER, age 12, and this THIS IS DANIEL LUCKSINGER . . A great artist, BRUCE was a camper & coun- coming summer will be her 6th year at with his friend Butter at the helm! selor for many, many years at Inks Lake. Every Indian Springs, carved this wonderful DANIEL, our wonderful IT MAN, is few years he catches up with new cabin signs pumpking all by herself! paddle boarding on Inks Lake in the and we love them! Great job, MADDIE! boys swim bay area. THANK YOU AGAIN BRUCE GRANT! ATTAWAYTOGO! LUMNEWS, December 2019, Page 17 TEXAS PEOPLE A True Sportsman . . . . REMEMBER DR. SCHWARTZ?!! ARE DIFFERENT!! The best smells ever: A TRUE SPORTSMAN Brisket This is RICK WITTEN- Tamales BRAKER and he lives the Texas in the spring outdoor life whether he is Whataburger in the car in the fi eld, on the water, or Pecan Pie at his desk. He is chief mar- And new boots keting manager for Howler Brothers, an outdoor appar- 5 Major Texas Food Groups el brand based in Austin. Steak Rick loves the outdoors Chicken Fried Steak and has grown up with it. Mexican Food BBQ He says it doesn’t matter, Tacos whatever the mission of the Texas Hummus day is, it’s more about the Frito Bean Dip day or the experience and Texas cooking: everything one learns along Kill Something. Bacon the way. He also talks about RICK WITTENBRAKER wrap it with a jalapeno and being a really good out- grill it. doorsman one learns more RICK was many, many for the land that has given Happiness is spelled “Que- about the plants, weather years a camper and coun- so” in Texas patterns, etc . . opposed to us so much. How to kidnap any Texan - selor at Inks Lake and an WeWillNotBeTamed.org just trying to get a trophy active CLASP Member! Lead ‘em to the brisket! for their wall or some awe- Son, OSCAR, is a camper Texas Version of “slow some picture for their Insta- and this coming summer down” . . to 70 gram feed! will be his 5th summer at You might be a Texan if RICK is the father of Inks Lake .. you measure distance in . . three and he shares his love TEXANS are some of minutes and hours! for the outdoors with his the wildest, most rugged, How hot is it in Texas? It’s kids like his parents did so hot in Texas we’ve in- independent and free- stalled fans outside. A BIG with him. His son is 11 and dom-loving people on loves to fi sh and camp so FAN called Renewable En- Earth. So is our land and the ergy! that means more time for life on it. Find out how you A Texan is one who sur- RICK to go do it and be can join RICK and others vived the Blue Bell Ice with his son! who are standing together Cream Famine of 2015!

THREE CLH EXES WORKING TOGETHER . . . CARLILE BLANDFORD BAILEY, MARGARET PAGE Our Hero! WILLIAMS and KRISTEN CLARK NIX - all 2nd term Inks girls worked together last spring in Austin as a home CARLILE (contractor) and KRISTEN (interior designer) HUDSON BENNETT but know that he still has worked on was featured in TRIBEZA magazine where Our hero! . . HUDSON 3 years of high school and, MARGARET is an editor. Smal world! “WE LOVE CAMP is an incredible Cross knowing HUDSON, will LONGHORN CONNECTIONS!” Country man! He is a fresh- never let up. man in high school this year He’s already our hero running against all grades and just think what he will including seniors and last be in 4 years! And, what col- weekend was the 4A Re- lege he picks to run track!! gional CC Champion. This HUDSON is the son of is an unbelieveable accom- Alumni DAVID and STA- plishment and it qualifi ed CY ROBERTSON BEN- him for the state meet. He NETT, grandson of JOHN ran a tough, smart race to & DONNA ROBERTSON win his 8th meet of the sea- and great grandson of TEX son and ran the 3 1/4 miles & PAT ROBERTSON. He last weekend in 16.21. is a 2nd Termer at Inks Lake and summer of 2020 will While running, HUD- be his 8th year! GRACYN SON had a slight injury is older sister and HAYS is and it will take a month to younger brother! heal which will keep him HUDSON BENNETT accepting his 1st place medal as out of the state meet. We WE ARE SO PROUD are all, for sure, saddened OF YOU HUDSON . . . (l-r) CARLILE BLANDFORD BAILEY, MARGARET PAGE the 4A Regional CC Champion (10/19) WILLIAMS, KRISTEN CLARK NIX Page 18, LUMNEWS, December 2019

Alumni ERIC & CONNIE APPELT w/children ASHLYN and COLE

Alumni MARY GILBERT V-DAY w/daughter HEIDI KORTH

(back) Alumni RUDY & COLLEEN HADDAD Inks Lake (middle) LUKE (l) & RUDY (front) MARY KATHERINE & WILL

Alumni HEATHER HUNT GRAHAM Alumni CHRIS COZBY w/daughter ANNEMARIE w/daughter BRET Alumni JOHN & CARRIE ERCK WORTHEN w/daughter ASHLEY

HELEN FRADY w/Alumni CHRISTOPHER & BRITTANY HARROD Alumni JOHN McGEE w/children CROW’s children (l-r) HUTCH, GREER & RHODES (l-r) MAGGIE, ROBERT & BRADY LUMNEWS, December 2019, Page 19 More Inks Lake V-Day . . . CARNIVAL MEMORIES First CLH Carnival in Coleman, TX An early, early Camp Carnival and the fi rst one in Coleman, TX was in the car- port of the BROWNINGS! TEX nicknamed daugh- ter BETTY BROWNING, BOOP, wrote it on the hat (pic. included) and gave it to her at the Carnival! She remembers getting a hat and uniform each year and she still has her “racing” swim suit! (remember those?!!) She says DODO GARCIA was never in her cabin but an excellent swimmer! She also remembers SUSAN TAL- BETTY BROWNING SMITH’s 1959 plaque! LEY, TRIGGER MILLER, JULIE MELTON, CHRIS WOOLLEY, ANN LANGE and CINDY SMITH (Cole- man). What great memories, BETTY BROWNING Alumni ANDEE & ANGIE RUSSELL SMITH! She was at Inks w/boys (l-r) ADAM, ANDREW and AUSTIN Lake ‘58 - ‘64. Her brother BUZ BROWNING was nev- er a camper (a big regret later in life) but did come to Inks Lake as a counselor. All three of BETTY’s boys, QUINT, CHRIS and MARC FOS- TER were all campers and their children have all been BETTY BROWNING SMITH campers (with the exception in a recent picture with grand- First CLH hat given to her by of MARC’s) They are future son KYLE FOSTER TEX and named her “BOOP” campers when old enough! BETTY is a very active member of CLASP and we see her for sure V-Days Alumni KELLY BOTTONI when her grandkids are here! w/son JUSTICE Alumni MARY ELIZABETH WISE SAND Thanks for the memories, w/daughters ELLIE (l) & JULIA BETTY!

This is RUTHIE ROSSER, daughter of Alumni VIRGIL & PAM JARY ROSSER, showing the “Attwaytogo” sign in Lienz, Austria . . ATTAWAYTOGO MANUEL! Alumni HAGEN & VICKIE McMAHON summer of ‘19! RUTHIE MANUEL ARREDONDO, Master Builder at Camp Long- w/daughter AVERY was a camper and now a horn Indian Springs, stands next to this beautiful, NEW, counselor at Inks Lake! Jeep Latitude he won at a church raffl e in Marble Falls, TX. We are so proud of you, MANUEL! Page 20, LUMNEWS, December 2019 V-DAY Indian Springs

Alumni LINDEL & MELISSA EAKMAN w/children ALEX (l) & ELLE

MICHAEL & Alumni GEORGIA ELLIS BRIAN & Alumni HILARY CARUTH HAMILTON PIAZZA w/children w/children ADELE (l) and CONWAY NINA & MICHAEL

Alumni RYAN and LIZ ALBERT w/daughter PEYTON

MICHAEL & Alumni REAGAN SMITH WELLINS with boys OLIVER (l) and ZACH

Alumni WILL & KATHERINE MERRICK w/children VAIL (l) & TRIPP

BRIAN & Alumni STACY PRATT PATTERSON w/boys THOMAS (l) & CHASE Alumni TODD & ALAINA ARNOLD w/girls AVA (l) and EMMA LUMNEWS, December 2019, Page 21

More Indian Springs V-Day THE CLH PICTURES TELL THE STORY . . . Subject: THANK YOU!

Dear Nan, As looked through last nights photos of camp I saw this photo of Maggie. I immediately teared up as I saw the pure joy on Maggie’s face. (Happy Birthday to Maggie- the best birthday party a girl could have) It reminded me that every extra hour of overtime I put in and the nights I have to travel away from home for work are all worth it!! Thank you Camp Longhorn for instilling strong values, creating the most incredible memories and friendships that will last a lifetime! Maggie looks forward to camp all year long. We are excited for our youngest daughter, Eve, to be part of all the magic Camp Longhorn brings. (1 more summer after this one!) Thank you for all that you and CLH do! We look forward to seeing everyone Saturday! Cheers! HAPPY BIRTHDAY MAGGIE MULLINS Katie Mullins (Indian Springs . . summer of ‘19)

STANDING (l-r) ALAN SOBBA, LISTI SOBBA, CATHERINE CAROTHERS, FORD CAROTHERS, COREY CAROTHERS . . Sitting back (l-r) GEORGE SOBBA, HARRIS SOBBA, DAVE SOBBA, CHRISTOPHER CAROTHERS, CHARLIE CAROTHERS . . Sitting front (l-r) GENEVIEVE ARNOLD, ABBY ARNOLD, LILA SOBBA, CATE CAROTHERS, TEAL ARNOLD, CLARK ARNOLD

A GATHERING OF INKS LAKE ALUMNI IN SEPTEMBER ‘19 . . (-r) KYLE HERMAN, RICHARD POUNDS, BRIAN ALLISON, ROBBY ROBERTSON, MARK LaHAYE, BEAU McMAHON, PETE GREENHAW, JOHN WORTHEN, SCOTT BANKLER, ORVIS & Alumni CAROLINE ERIC SCHULTENOVER SIDEMAN MEADOR w/son HENRY LUNCH WITH GIRLFRIENDS . Kate Elaine’s vertigo has never been worse And truthfully, Lizzie’s not looking so Kay can’t recall where she left her great purse So whenever they can, they get out to Rhonda’s about to replace her knees eat Linda’s breathing is tinged with a Open bottles of wine and forget their THOMAS & Alumni BETH WALLACE wheeze sore feet FAULK w/boys Marlene is dealing with another UTI There’s laughing and crying and let- THOMAS (l) & PEYTON Sally’s giving a hearing aid another ting down guards try And when the bill comes, there’s ten Marie has decided she can’t drive at credit cards night So here’s to the waiters who keep or- Sharon still wears clothes two sizes ders straight too tight And to the places that let lunches run ·They’ve been through divorces and three hours late babies and wakes And here’s to the girlfriends, those They do for each other whatever it near and those far HANS & Alumni AMBER BOFFA RICKHOFF takes Here’s to the girlfriends, you know w/children (l-r) PIERCE, EMMETT & TOWNES They’ve already buried Mindy and who you are Page 22, LUMNEWS, December 2019 V-DAY C3

KARIN SOLOMON ZALTSMAN DREW & MEGAN MORRIS w/daughter SARAH w/daughter EMERY

CARLOS & POLLY RYERSON w/daughter GAZZIE

JOSHUA & JILL POTH LACK w/daughter SARAH

RYAN & BRIANNE McKINNEY MURPHY w/children (l-r) MORGAN, TESSA & CULEN

SUSANNE PARCE HIEGEL ROBERT & MARGIE PEREZ DURST w/son RYAN HIEGEL w/children ROBERT (l) & JACKSON LUMNEWS, December 2019, Page 23

PLEASE MEET LUCY CASSEB .. . More C3 V-Day . . . daughter of PABLO (Inks Lake Alumni) and BONNIE SCHATZ (Indian Springs Alumni) CASSEB! LUCY attended LINCOLN ROSE’s ‘ATTAWAYTOGO” Tree Ceremony this past summer at Inks Lake with her Mom! Showing off her original top that her Mom put together is her dad’ s old “fun-in-the-sun” T-shirt that has been in one of PABLO’s drawers for many moons! Front of shirt says WRANGLERS FUN IN THE SUN and so does the back! Th anks for modeling such a good looking original from your Dad’s wardrobe and your Mom’s sewing! JAMES & ANGIE BENNETT w/children (l-r) THOMPSON, PRESLEY & JASE

JOHN GIBBS COLGIN MILLER LUCY CASSEB w/children JACK & ZETTIE

We Wish ZACK & CASEY GIBSON GELFER You A w/children WAYLON Merry & GIBSON Christmas and A HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU! . . . RUTHIE ROSSER (l) surprised MOLLY MASSEY (c) on Happy her 21st B-Day! Both MOLLY and NICOLE FLETCHER New Year! (r) go to OU and RUTHIE attends UT. All three girls are fi rst termers at Inks Lake. Thanks for sharing this picture with us, Alumni PAM JARY ROSSER. Page 24, LUMNEWS, December 2019 Echoes Of Camp Longhorn Continue To Reverberate To This Day By KELLY PERKINS RIGAS KAREY NALLE ODDO. are thinking, “you’re so not people on couches, fl oors had a lightning fast wit. My camper experience scary ... General JOHNNY and even the dock. RHETT could do the most There are so many mem- was wonderful, I loved the ROB was scary!” ANDEE RUSSELL amazing RAY FRADY im- ories of Camp Longhorn girls in our cabin and all the The counselors in girls would wake at 6 a.m. and itation and would talk in and I am honored to be new friends. Every aspect camp were convinced that run “screeching like a bird” “the voice” for hours. asked by HELEN to write of camp from the Merit BILLY, JOHNNY and through the house and past RHETT was one of my some of them, bear with me system to the swim bay, ski ROBBY were everywhere, all the sleepers, then out- favorite people and well as I try to stay focused and bay, water socks, the pet- hiding in the trees, watch- side, down the pier and liked by all that knew him. get a fraction of it on paper. ting zoo, blobbing, chow ing every move, all know- straight off the top of the One beautiful day in May My memories of Camp hall, rifl ery and sail bay. ing. Making sure we were dock into the water. One in 1991 I was packed up Longhorn are amazing, and Night raids were so cool, both safe and not stepping morning I’m pretty sure and ready to head out to the it’s remarkable that every- you almost felt like you out of line. I keep forget- he tripped over JACK IN- lake house from campus. I one I know that attended were a SEAL except for the ting to ask them if they GRAM who was sleeping was waiting on RHETT to or has kids that went shares giggling. had spy stations because on the dock. pick me up. I was irritated the same wonderful experi- Blowing your entire at breakfast each morning I enjoyed seeing AN- KELLY PERKINS RIGAS that he was now 45 minutes ence. head of hair dry in four they seemed to always have DEE for years in Dallas w/children V-DAY ‘19 . . . late. Growing up on Lake minutes at the huge fans every detail of the night be- when our kids attended (l-r) MORGAN (12), When the phone fi nal- Austin I thought I’d seen at PAT and TEX’s house fore. the same school. Still call- ELLISON (10), NICHOLAS ly rang, it was his room- everything cool on a lake was the coolest thing ever TEX and PAT felt like ing him “Cousin Ang” and (14) mate, I told him they were and oh how wrong I was. and I have been known to another set of grandpar- enjoying our memories of characters and worth know- late .... he told me he was Camp Longhorn was so walk around the side of my ents who immediately camp. I was an eye wit- ing. COURTNEY GREG- at Brackenridge and that much more ..... more every- house to the air compressor knew your name, everyone ness to the “Rappelling ORY DENBY and I loved RHETT and his girlfriend thing. in my robe to get the Camp seemed to know your name. incident” where JOHNNY being counselors and she had been in a car accident I wanted a blob and a Longhorn blowout. Did I It’s one of the ways that you GRIFFITHS and I think lives in the neighborhood. and RHETT didn’t make fl oating cabin and thought mention my kids thought I immediately felt special at DUNCAN FRASIER at- RANDY TOUCHSTONE it. Even now writing this it was the coolest thing was crazy? Camp Longhorn. I make an tempted to bare hand climb and his family live a few it still puts a lump in my ever. The water sock, the I remember thinking effort to remember people’s the ropes up the rappelling blocks away. He, MIKE throat. I still miss him and sail boats, old facefull, all JOHNNY ROB was bigger names when I meet them as tower. Watching him slide BLALOCK, RHETT wish he had the joy of send- the acryonyms and the new than life, we were all totally one of those echoes from down and the burns to his MILLER and AMY BERG ing children to Camp Long- names. Just like every other scared of him but admired camp. I could win Name hands is not something you all came to the ball in Aus- horn or getting married or camper, on Vday I was not him too. Having JOHNNY tha today I swear. can forget. tin when I was presented. going to mini-camp. ready to go home. yelling at you as a Marina I have met so many JOHN is a friend in MIKE’s sister KEL- Maybe no one intended Some of those cab- is not something you would amazing people at Camp Dallas and I still give him LY BLALOCK carne up to, and maybe it’s a coin- in mates are friends still, think would be a good ex- and through Camp and grief for fi rst the burns then with an amazing idea last cidence but the number of SHANNON PHILLIPS perience except a decade those friends have a com- going to fi ght the fi re in year, a “KELLY, KELLEY, children named RHETT in MERONEY and I saw later when you are being mon thread, the spirit of Pig City barefooted. He of KELLIE Party” where you the last 25 years by peo- each other last weekend at yelled at on a trading desk Camp Longhorn. For sev- course gives me grief for could only come if your ple that knew him is real- a charity Gala chaired by in the early 90’s and you eral summers I did two or the a sail dock and destroy- name was KELLY. I met 40 ly high. At V-day this year three terms as a counselor ing Green Sail sunfi sh with KELLY’s that night. I call it was a pleasure to stand and met campers and coun- Deck Boat #5, the details of that CLH creativity. De- with his sister CAMILLE, selors from all over the which shall remain at CLH. serves it’s own award. remembering RHETT. As state and country. Over the I am lucky to call so Before my daughter tears ran down our cheeks I last 30 years I have run into many CLH alums friends, MORGAN’s fi rst day of knew he was there. Always Camp friends in an elevator My neighbor JULIANNA school in fi rst grade, we a Longhorn Man RHETT, in NYC and in Dallas, the ADAMS LEBLANC and I went to “Meet the Teach- you are dearly missed. top of a mountain in Colo- have a combined seven kids er” and were looking for- Camp As a Parent rado, JOHNNY ROB in an and many of them are in the ward to meeting MRS. Sending my fi rst child airport in Mexico, football same grades and classes. STANFORD. Imagine NICHOLAS to Camp six games, schools and parent NIKKI NELSON WEBB my surprise that it was years ago was a bit tough teacher conferences. has four children and we JILL GORDON a fellow the fi rst year as he had a During those summers coordinate a post V-day counselor and camper and broken arm. ROGER as- the counselors would have lunch for the crew at “the friend. MORGAN had the sured me lots of kids come a 24 hour break between lake house” which is much best year ever. JILL is an to camp with something terms, too far to go home nicer now that my parents amazing teacher and that’s broken. Turns out fi nding and return, many would actually live there. another wonderful echo of him in the “proof of life” come to Austin with me. ROBERT BLACK Camp Longhorn, outstand- photos online is super easy JENNIE LOU LEEDER & DOUG WASSON . . My parents lake house also brings his family af- ing people! because of the neon green Two Camp Longhorners . . at the League of Women is an hour from camp on ter V-day, he is one of One of my closest friends cast. I was excited, know- Voter’s meeting in Kerrville. DOUG was sitting by the Lake Austin and has host- the BBB, not the Better from camp was RHETT ing that he would get to ex- “speaker” JENNIE LOU and she noticed his CLH ring! ed hundreds of counselors Business Bureau but the MILLER. We both loved perience all the wonders of Small world!! .. CLH Alumni JENNIE LOU is running for over the years. Imagine 40 Black Brothers from Beau- water skiing and back at UT Camp from the very begin- Congress 2020 . . her district is TX-21 and covers South counselors piled in a 1,200 mont; WILL “GRAND- ning in CABIN ZEEERO Austin . . DOUG was the recipient of the prestigious enjoyed getting out on the CLASP ATTAWAYTOGO Award at Indian Springs, fall square foot lake cabin, six PA” BLACK, ROBERT lake almost daily. RHETT (Say in Robby Rob voice). 2017. girls in a king-sized bed, and JOHN BLACK are all was incredibly funny and See ECHOES, Page 25 LUMNEWS, December 2019, Page 25

Echoes Of Camp Longhorn Continued from Page 24

Running to his cabin on tended second term. Imme- from camp are as follows: ry about JOHNNY GRIF- my fi rst V-day as a parent diately upon arrival home Girls: 1st year DAILY, 2nd FITHS and climbing wall . . was so special, turns out from camp drop off she year: every other day, etc sliding down w/out gloves . most of his counselors were would give me the pack- until about year fi ve when . who could forget that sto- Legacies and I knew their et she had made of all the it’s “send me more batter- ry. Lots of wonderful mem- Dad’s or Uncles! Counsel- things we were going to do ies” (love the In Camp de- ories! KELLY, four years or WILSON MILLER, son over the next three weeks. livery now). a camper and four years a of JOHN MILLER, is a fa- It was fi ve pages long sin- Boys: 1st year is about counselor all years at Inks vorite ... and NICHOLAS’ gle spaced in crayon, she 2 letters a week IF you are Lake grew up in Austin and new favorite camp friend was 5, it was impressive. lucky, 2nd year maybe one now lives in Dallas! She is MURPHY it turns out is Needless to say she saw a week, and by the third Managing Director of Per- the son of is BRANDY camp as an “opportuni- year you are repacking the kins Wealth Management. MURPHY LEE, a favorite ty” just a bit different than stationery still intact each She has lectured at the Cox friend and co-counselor of imagined. She started hedg- year from thereafter. I still School of Business for 14 mine! ing her attendance at camp don’t understand the par- years to MBA students, 26 NICHOLAS never from the beginning. I told ents and grandparents who of fi nancial advising and questioned going to camp. her “Honey this is what our complain about not receiv- seven years ago started her I began taking him to Car- people do, we go to Camp ing letters .... do you go on own company. Her Bio is so nival when he was a tod- Longhorn, you will love vacation and write letters full of wonderful things she dler. I thought everyone it and will never want to everyday?! has done in the past and is said “Napkin check” at ev- come home.” Thank you Camp Long- doing now . . I don’t know ery meal, and had a “Merit When she got her ear- horn, you made me a better how she has time to sleep! Food.” It worked at Camp ly bird we celebrated but person and shaped my per- KELLY has three camper and it worked well at home she still was worried she’d spective for the future and children . . ELLISON RI- with my kids too. I over- be homesick. I explained what’s important. I believe GAS (10) and this coming heard him say to a friend that she would be so busy the experience made me a summer will be her 3rd who asked him which camp at camp she wouldn’t have better parent, friend, pro- year at CLH Inks Lake; This is EVELYN LYDICK with her Inks Lake Alumni he would attend and he said time to be homesick and fessional and teacher. I’m MORGAN RIGAS (12) and father DREW LYDICK! This picture was taken with “We are Camp Longhorn Camp is a family too, you grateful my parents sent me this coming summer will be EVELYN packed and ready for her fi rst year at People” and I love that will feel like it’s home. to Camp Longhorn and that her 6th year at CLH Inks Camp Longhorn Inks Lake. She was here this past cause it’s true! Parents are teary eyed I am able to pass along the Lake and NICHOLAS RI- summer in the Falcon Cabin and has already sent in My daughter MORGAN in the parking lot and I’m gift to my children. GAS (14) and summer of her Early Bird . . READY and EAGER for the summer of followed NICHOLAS to jumping up and down The gifts of Camp 2020 will be his 7th year at 2020! camp the very next year cheering “Attawaytogo TO Longhorn are the wonder- Inks Lake. When a camper, declaring it was the BEST CAMP.” Not going to sug- ful “echoes” that continue KELLY received the Skiing CAMP EVER. (She had ar coat it, putting all three through our lives. Echoes Award and Diving Award.. actually wanted to go in 1st kids ages 8, 10 and 12 on of the lessons learned, the As a counselor she headed grade so she went to Ozark the bus for three weeks was forever friendships and up skiing. KELLY attended CAMPFIRE the prior year. I enjoyed so wonderful I too had tears the common thread of all the University of Alabama LIGHTERS . . seeing another Camp and ... of joy. I know they are CLH’rs who have experi- where she was a college let- from 1st Term 1987 she enjoyed it too ... but it safe and happy and well enced the spirit of Camp terman in waterskiing. She just wasn’t Camp Long- cared for and there will be Longhorn. graduated from the Univer- HOUSTON horn). no calls or texts for three sity of Texas, Austin. WOW, LANE, GRANT V-day was a reunion. weeks! KELLY PERKINS RI- KELLY, you are busy, busy, IRONS, JOHN Most of MORGAN’s Wren Public Service An- GAS, what a beautiful story busy! Thank you sooo much WHITE, cabin were the daughters nouncement (PSA 1): A big of your life at Camp Long- for taking time from your COOPER ETHERIDGE of campers and counsel- part of a camper’s success horn and after camp! You schedule to jot down your and RICHARD ors I had gone to camp is the parents attitude and are a writer! It’s all about thoughts. You wrote a great POUNDS were with. How fun to see confi dence that Camp is the lifelong friends one meets story and we thank you over all campfi re SARA KUBIKI, KRIS- most amazing gift and you at Camp and the amazing and over again! lighters 1st TIN URBAN KEMMETT, are so incredibly lucky to things learned at camp! Term 1987 at JEN FETNER BOOTH, experience it! And, talking about RHETT Inks Lake. All were here AMY BOYD RUDD, The letters arrived daily MILLER who was killed We Wish You 2nd Term BECCA UNDERWOOD with all the fi rst time joys in an auto accident, and a V-Day this past DICKERSON, HAILEY of Camp, “Mom, Camp is favorite here at camp is so A summer ETHRIDGE BECHTOL AWESOME, I’m having rewarding. He was loved Merry Christmas cheering on and ANNAMARIE FAL- so much fun, the Blob is and is loved by ALL who their kids at VO BETZ. Love the Long- amazing and we get to go knew him. Talking about & different horn Legacy effect on a cookout tomorrow! I JILL GORDON STAN- activities! A Pretty neat! My youngest child EL- miss you, there is so much FORD, another favorite LISON was an only child to do, see you on Vday!! here at camp and what a Happy for three years in the sum- Thank you for sending me great teacher she is. We re- mer for three weeks while to camp!” member JILL and she sends New Year! her brother and sister at- PSA 2: Letters home her twins to camp. The sto- Page 26, LUMNEWS, December 2019 Some Things Thankfully Never Change, Like Camp Longhorn

By MARJORIE cluding black lipstick and CULLOUGH VOGT want- here 27 years ago! MAR- Gull Princess in 1986! And LEDYARD TAYLOR glitter everything. The ed to stay all four terms as JORIE, who has lived in as a Counselor, she headed Summer we were in the counselors and BILLY ROB San Diego, CA for 20 years, up Skiing and Pistolry. Col- I grew up in beautiful, Quail cabin, our counselors said you’all could stay 4th grew up in Archer City, TX! leges attended . . Ole Miss, fl at, mesquite tree laden PATTI DUNN and LAURA Term if you patrolled the She was a camper nine Midwestern State Univ., North Texas in a small town BLACK helped us com- chow hall!! The names you years and counselor anoth- California State Univ. and called Archer City. It’s not pose a remake of the song mention of cabin mates and er four years. MARJORIE Alliant International Univ too small because after all, Paul Revere by the Beastie friends and all the differ- is a School Psychologist. . . MARJORIE loves her it does have one blinking Boys to sing at our Camp- ent music you’all played is She was at camp this past surfi ng time in San Diego! red light at the four way fi re Sing Song. Through the such a great part of Camp summer to pick up her niece Thank you, MARJORIE stop. As soon as I was old MARJORIE LEDYARD years, that song continued Life and so much fun to RUBY HOLLINSHEAD, a LEDYARD TAYLOR, for an enough to drive I can’t even TAYLOR to evolve and hit platinum read about what you’all 4th year camper from Dal- outstanding writing! Come recall the number of traffi c status when I was a Mari- enjoyed when you were last las! MARJORIE was Sea see us again next summer! tickets I received for roll- to Camp Longhorn as if na counselor. KATIE KEY, ing through that intersec- it were a dream about to MARIE ALICE CONNER tion. Now, it’s referred to as come true. Never before and JEAN CONNER still the California roll because have I gained such amazing continue to sing our version that’s just what people do lifetime friendships from of that song ‘til this day. here in San Diego. all over Texas and beyond. This past Summer, 1 had Camp Longhorn was CLH, A life fi lled with the opportunity to attend such a luxury to look for- ice cream sticks smothered V-day to pick up Niece ward to every summer. In in peanut butter, oozy, goo- RUBY. I hadn’t been back Archer City, my siblings ey s’mores at Devil’s water- to CLH in 27 years! As I AARON, SAMANTHA, ing hole, nightly campfi res, exited the car, I felt the wet CARLTON, and I found hilarious skits, BOB TAR- grass against my feet (we many ways to pass the time. LTON’s “Janie” stories that don’t have that in Cali), the We popped tar bubbles on I never wanted to end, and sound of sprinklers were the streets, swam all day movie nights with Herbie marching at a steady beat, long without sunscreen, goes Bananas and um ... and the cool breeze coming played kick the can until Herbie goes Bananas again. off the lake was mesmeriz- dusk and caught numer- One of the best aspects ing as I took a deep breath ous fi re fl ies at night in the of Camp Longhorn was and instantly went back to neighbor’s yard. reconnecting to the life my childhood. Dance night, SWIM PARTY IN AUSTIN . . . During the school year, long friendships that were tacky night, gatoraids at pit- These are 2nd Term pre-camp campers attending a playdate party for those living in the we walked endlessly (two created on the shores of stop, multiple carnival mar- Austin area. All fi ve of these young men will be in cabin “0” or “1” (they are all fi nishing and half blocks) to school Inks Lake. MARIA Mc- riages, hunting for snipers the 2nd grade) at Inks Lake. It’s always nice to know someone before coming to camp and back then, it felt like an CULLOUGH VOGT, LISA and just to have a friend! Back (l-r) CAVEN MAJORS, HAMPTON EDGAR, HUDSON (only to come across a ran- PARKS, WILL JARRETT and (f) GEORGE ANDERSON. eternity. It’s amazing how BLOCK MATHERNE and dom cold watermelon ready perspectives change as you I were cabin mates for all to slice), tetherball compe- grow older. looking back nine years as campers. titions, and sailing regattas. Welcome! IMPORTANT * IMPORTANT on my amazing childhood, I was lucky to run into All of these were a few of IMPORTANT * IMPORTANT * IMPORTANT I wouldn’t have wanted it MARIA on V-day. She was my favorite things. ZAC NEELY any other way and am so and still is a hoot. She al- Despite the sense of ex- has joined the THANK YOU . . fortunate to have had the ways had the biggest ghetto citement in the air on V- Camp Long- opportunity to attend Camp blaster/boom box and best day, there’s was a calmness horn family at CAMP LONGHORN Longhorn. mixed tapes. As the self-ap- surrounding the camp, a Indian Springs. CAMPERS “Rise and shine be up pointed cabin d.j. she car- feeling of old soul cama- He is a 17 Camp Longhorn campers are given an and about. KP go to Chow” ried that thing on her shoul- raderie. It’s knowing that year veteran opportunity to donate merits to a charity would screech across the ders as we (all thirteen of there still exists and will with 7 years . . This year because of the kindness and morning loud speaker and us) walked to our activities, never be another place as as a camper generosity for others the Merit Stores and was music to my ears. Why? danced to the beat, and sang special as Camp Longhorn. and another Campers picked 3 charities that are super Because I smelled endless along to our favorite songs 10 years as a wonderful to children and of course, to mounds of bacon, couldn’t from artists MILLI VAN- MARJORIE LEDYARD counselor . . others, too! CAMPERS, ATTAWAYTO- wait to pile on the Captain ILLI, GEORGE STRAIT, TAYLOR . . what a fun, fun, and he wore CONTRIBUTE! Crunch, and go back for MADONNA and THE well written, and sooo in- many hats . . WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU! thirds on doughnuts if I was BEASTIE BOYS to name teresting article you wrote! division head, director and lucky. Oh, and I can’t forget a few. At Carnival Night, Like the “life in Archer a Ranger leader. - INDIAN SPRINGS sent a check to St. that delicious Tang. On top MARIA made the best City” and beyond .. Just He grew up in Lampasas, TX and Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital for of that, where else can you MADONNA impersonator a great story! Your de- then went on to graduate from $5,203.44 go out to breakfast wearing ever and I have to say I was scription of CLH through Texas A&M Corpus. BRITTANY, baggy boxers, a slouchy proud to be one of her back- the years is so true .. with a teacher, looks foward to being - INKS LAKE sent a check to The March t-shirt and no shoes? up singers. Oozy, Gooey smores and all a part of camp with their sons of Dimes for $4,169.24 With the hustle and bus- LISA BLOCK MA- . . sure brings back memo- RYKER (5) and NASH (2) tle of the approaching end THERNE always had the ries! You mention that in in the summers. - C3 sent a check to The Hill Country Ad- of school, I looked forward coolest gothic makeup in- 1991 you and MARIA Mc- WELCOME TO THE CLH FAMILY! vocacy Center in Burnet for $1,174.56 LUMNEWS, December 2019, Page 27 An Attitude Of Gratitude Shapes Generations Of Family Campers

By CHELSEA RICHARDSON CHARLES as an adult it’s crazy scary, and DIANA SCHNAKENBURG make your palms sweat, MEDDLES high! CHELSEA: Fondest From the picture came memory of camp? There the realization ... We are are so many, but one of my all so lucky to of part of most memorable years was CLH!!! Marines and Marinas. You The book end of the see the groups every year picture frame are DIANA before you go, and when SCHNAKENBURG mED- it’s your year, and it’s SO DLES (left) and CHEL- exciting. I also always mar- SEA RICHARDSON veled at the fact that when CHARLES, and between you got back to camp to them are their legacies. In see all your friends, it was the insert is TERRY RICH- like you just saw them yes- ARDSON, and how we all TERRY RICHARDSON (CHELSEA RICHARDSON terday. You’d gone a whole CHARLES FATHER) came to camp 64 years ago (1955 CHELSEA RICHARDSON DIANA SCHNAKENBURG got on this path. Since we year not talking, and then CHARLES MEDDLES are co-writing this arti- to 1960). This picture includes . . besides CHELSEA . . his you didn’t miss a beat. .. cle, one in California and grandkids that were at camp this past summer! It also includes Absolutely brilliant! tion with her cousins about DIANA SCHNAKENBURG’s children. Please read the story to Camp all year long. one in Indiana, we had to see the connection with CHELSEA and DIANA! (l-r) DIANA DIANA, what are your be creative about sharing SCHNAKENBURG, OWEN ZAUSCH, WYATT ZAUSCH, fondest camp thoughts? CHELSEA, what our thoughts. Here it goes ELAYNA ZAUSCH, CHARLOTTE HUNGATE, LILIAN ZAUS- I have so many wonderful makes it special to share - welcome to a CLH inter- CH, MILES CHARLES, SPENCER CHARLES, ROSCO BRY camp memories as a camper with your kids? The best view in 2019. and CHELSEA RICHARDSON CHARLES. and counselor! It is not pos- part is debriefi ng with your When you think of pass- sible to choose just one fa- kids after camp (and all ing things down from gen- SE (RICHARDSON) had old) loves her cabin mates vorite memory. My friends year long). My boys shar- eration to generation, it’s attended fi rst term in 1986 and friends. She says, “I and counselors made Camp ing all their stories, and me often times an object or a at Ranch, and came back know I’m only 14, but I awesome! My favorite mo- being able to follow them memento that was mean- home to Indiana, telling know my Camp friends are ments overall are the ones every step of the way. I ingful to a family mem- us how much fun they had lifelong friends.” involving my own children love that camp has its own TERRY RICHARDSON ber. At camp you get to had at Camp! TERRY, their CHARLOTTE’s (10 reminiscing about Camp language, and I’m fl uent (Chelsea’s Father) pass down a legacy, which Dad, was always telling us years old) favorite parts throughout the year in our in it, so when they start on means all that camp has to great stories and he encour- of Camp are all of her kitchen/car/at school/etc, a story I get it!! Not only love about camp is that it offer. aged me to give Camp a try. friends, because everyone packing for camp, being at that, but we get to compare isn’t just three weeks out of Now, when a Rattle- TERRY was able to coordi- is so kind. And, the blob, Camp, and Vday! Then, im- then and now. The bonus the summer, its 365 days of snake or a Pony go to camp, nate a phone interview for because you can jump’ so mediately retelling stories/ for me is that my dad went, the year, and then multiply they don’t know what a leg- me. I remember being ner- high! adventures, and planning so that’s an extra layer and that by your Camp years! acy means, all they know is vous about the interview!! ROSCOE (10 years for camp, again, for the up- connection they have with Camp is, without question, that they get off the bus, What are our kids’ fa- old) loved the people! This coming summer! their grandpa. We have re- the best gift we were giv- and the magic of camp vorite parts about camp? was his fi rst year, but he got DIANA, what’s your cently seen video of him at en, and that we now give begins! But the how, and Because, it is a family af- to meet great friends and fi rst memory about camp, and he gets to share our children! Thank you to why, is what makes Camp fair, we decided to include counselors. He is already camp? My fi rst Camp it through his experience TERRY for going to camp so special. So, the reason them all. preparing his sister LOIS to Memories are hilarious to 64 years ago. There have and extending an invita- behind ALL the people in ELAYNA (17 years come to camp and join him me now. My parents did not defi nitely been a couple of tion to include us all in the the frame being able to at- old) says the people and and their cousins. quite understand that there changes between 1966 and Camp Longhorn family! tend Camp, (young and the experiences are the best SPENCER (12 years would not be electricity, 2019, but the camp essence not so young), is because in part! She is so grateful for old) loves jumping off the or that the libraries would is unchanging and unwav- LOVE your article, 1955 TERRY RICHARD- the directors, counselors, second tower and BLO- be a quick stroll outside of ering. CHELSEA and DIANA! SON, and his siblings at- and campers and their role Bing. He loves that every the cabin. I jumped right TRuly, this is just a huge How creative! It gets all tended a Camp Longhorn in her personal growth. She year he gets to be with “his in, but remember having THANK YOU!!! A thank your kids involved and your Carnival at their elementa- feels that camp has helped people.” some funny questions - you to PAT and TEX for comments also! And, what ry school in Waxahachie, shape the person she is to- When asking MILES both in my own head - and pulling this all together 81 a story! TERRY RICH- Texas. Luckily, for all of day! (10 years old), he has three out loud to my sweet and years ago. Thank you to all ARDSON, CHELSEA’s Fa- us, he attend Inks Lake WYATT (15 years old) favorite activities at camp. patient counselors! I know their children, grandchil- ther, is the hero! It’s with from 1955 to 1960, and is appreciates getting away First, he loves the BLOB my sister, MARGY is so dren and great grandchil- his suggestion that DIANA the reason we all got to, and from “the real world.” He ... because it’s the BLOB. thrilled to have been able to dren who are continuing on might attend CLH Indian get to go, to Burnet-durnet- feels carefree at Camp, and Next, he enjoys the lazy send her daughter, CHAR- with all of the traditions, Springs that has kept these can’t-you-learn-it,Texas loves time with his friends! river, because it’s relaxing. LOTTE last summer to cre- and creat1ng new ones. wonderful families so close every summer!! OWEN (12 years old) Finally, it’s the trolley, be- ate her own fi rst memories. Thank you to every CLASP . . One in California and DIANA, how did you says he loves being with his cause it gets him out of his She is even more excited member reading this who one in Indiana! They are fi nd out about CLH? Camp friends and going to comfort zone. That is an that CHARLOTTE loved went themselves, send their truly a big part of the Camp Camp Longhorn found ALL of their activities! understatement. I have trol- every minute, and now ac- children, and encourage me! CHELSEA and JES- LILLIAN (14 years lied at an Alumni camp, and tively joins in the conversa- their friends to go. What we See GRATITUDE, Page 29 Page 28, LUMNEWS, December 2019 Don‛t Worry . . . I Go To Camp Longhorn . . . And I Got This

By KRISTIN a place where they could to be an effective leader. I SON started his 4th ele- thing! And, MASON’s an- MATTISON WALT come back to every sum- stumbled for minute be- mentary school. I had huge swer when .. starting a new mer as we moved around fore I thought of what I had mom guilt since this time it school himself, and helping When HELEN fi rst the world, but also a place learned at Camp. was “my” fault. We moved little brother conquer the asked me to write a bit where they would learn all 1. Treat everyone well. about a mile up the street to fi rst grade in that school! about what Camp means to those great life lessons of Everybody is somebody! a different neighborhood. I “MOM, ‘I got this. I go to me, I thought it wouldn’t be Camp. Most importantly, 2. Perseverance pays off. was worried he didn’t know Camp for three weeks, re- a problem. I love reliving we wanted them to feel like There is nothing better than anyone, had yet another member?” Camp memories when I run they are somebody. that fi rst Mile Swim. 3. new place to fi gure out, KRISTIN, born and into fellow alumni or spend Attitude is everything. Att- and, as I would ask him to raised in Austin was a the afternoon catching up Being a military family awaytogo! do, help his 1st grade broth- camper 9 years and coun- with good friends. Then, I is kind of a weird gig, actu- er with it all, too. selor 3 years at Inks Lake. sat down to actually do it. ally. We confuse everyone My son, MASON, just As I was going into my She is a “stay at home That is when it got hard. with our constant address fi nished up his 3rd year at nervous mom mode on the Mom” and husband DA- Not because I couldn’t changes, are asked to lead Camp this past summer. fi rst day of school, MASON VID is a Naval Offi cer/ think of anything to say, people we’ve just met, and Since he left school a bit left me speechless. “Mom, Navy Pilot. Children are but because I didn’t think I quite defi nitely put that early to attend 2nd term, I I got this. I go to Camp for MASON, 10, and next sum- could do it justice. Mile Swim perseverance was a little worried about three weeks, remember?” mer will be his 4th year at Last year at the Washing- to the test! It wasn’t a life how he would do for those Inks Lake, and, NOLAN, 7, ton, DC Carnival, a family DAVID & KIRSTIN I thought I was prepared three weeks ... but his KRISTIN MATTISON a future Apache! Her years I was chatting with asked MATTISON WALT for at fi rst. I spent a great V-Day smile said it all! He WALT, what a great writ- as a camper, KRISTIN was how I became a camp- w/children (l-r) NOLAN four years at Texas Tech, had a great term! Not only ing! It’s a great story all wo- a Campfi re Lighter and er. “I’m not really sure,” I but never once did I ven- did he shave more than ven into a few paragraphs! Wrangler Favorite. She think I mumbled. It was the & MASON ture into a business class! 10 minutes off of his Mile I love your answer when graduated from Texas Tech, fi rst time I had really even I didn’t think I knew any- Swim time, but he also be- asked how to be an effec- BA in 2001 and Texas State, thought about it. Camp was er Creeper!) along with wit- thing about managing peo- came quite the champion tive leader. Treat everyone’ MA in 2005. Thank you just a part of what our fam- nessing the retirement cere- ple or projects, and least of blobber, I hear. well; Perseverance pays again, KRISTIN, for such a ily did, and I’m not sure I mony of General JOHNNY all, how to be a leader in This September, MA- off; and Attitude is every- great story! really remember a summer ROB, CLHMR. (Still love a community. Then, while growing up that didn’t in- that mud, Sir!) laughing over a few bev- A NEW FAMILY THAT LOVES CLH . . . volve at least two weeks Camp was our “home erages one day after a hard Subject . . THANK YOU among the hills and dales! base.” It was a place where overseas move, one of my To KERI MANNING WEAVER In addition to many we went to get away from best Navy spouse friends friends from school, I think our parents, push our lim- (a Mystic girl, no less) said Dear Keri, half of our family descend- its, and just have a crazy something to me that I will I wanted to thank you so very much for all that you did to ed on camp at the end of good time ... and boy did never forget. make the fi rst two weeks of Camp Longhorn so wonderful each summer! Neither one we! (Saturday morning car- “You went to Camp and so successful!! of my parents were camp- toons with JOHNNY ROB, Longhorn. You got this.” Our girls, Caitlin (Palomino) and Alexa Jones (Pony Up), ers, but my mom was a Casino Night with PAT, As a young camper, I had the absolute time of their lives!!! In fact, they both cried long-time teacher in Aus- and evading RUTH in the don’t think I ever put much half way back to Houston saying “We just want to go back to tin, and she knew there was Chow Hall pantries were thought into what we were camp ..... we are not ready to go home yet!” a place on Inks Lake where favorites!) It wasn’t until actually learning how to After they stopped crying, they talked NON-STOP about her students spent the years later that I would re- do. Being in a cabin with their amazing time at camp and all of the wonderful new summer and came back to ally think about just how friends and learning new friends they made. New friends from other Houston schools, school more independent, much Camp had given me. activities was fun. ODing and Austin, Waco, and Dallas. polite, and excited to take We are a Navy family. in and out, KP, inspec- You may recall that they possibly wanted to go to Inks on any challenge. My husband, DAVID, is a Lake, so I asked them about that topic. I asked, “So, would tions ... they just went with ALEXA JONES Sure enough, that sum- Navy pilot and had never the territory. Later on as a you still like to go to Inks Lake?? Or, return back to Indian mer after my second grade heard of Camp Longhorn counselor, I started put- Springs???” They both shouted at the top of their lungs, “IN- year, I found myself in a while growing up in Dallas. ting the parts of it together. DIAN SPRINGS!!!!” As a new family, we really did not know what to expect, cabin with a group of 12 (Of course, as a die-hard There were girls to keep but I can tell you that our expectations were far exceeded by girls who would become Longhorn fan, he was sold track of, activities to teach, your amazing staff, your loving counselors, and the sweet the best part of my summer on anything with the word and Wrens to comfort when children that attended Indian Springs. for the next nine years. Longhorn in it!) As any they were too scared to Our girls felt safe, loved, and they tried things they had There was a core group good set of Texans does, jump in the lake much less never tried before in their life (example: broccoli- and she of us who came back year one of our biggest worries swim a mile. loved it!! It’s a miracle!!) after year. We were proud about moving around so It wasn’t until much later Thank you again for the magic that Camp Longhorn start- 4th termers . . laid back, much was how to make on as a senior Navy spouse ed 80 years ago, and thank you to you and your family for close-knit, and FAST in sure our two boys had a that I really realized how continuing the tradition. You are touching children’s lives, the water! We also had the Texas “home base” of their much I learned from all and as parents, we will be forever grateful. privilege of closing out own. those summers at Camp. Best wishes to you, some of camp’s great leg- Both sides of our fam- Recently, while speak- Ronda Jones ends like the Super Slide, ilies still live in Texas, but ing at a conference, I was Mom to Caitlin and Alexa Jones several year trips (the Jeep- we wanted more ... not only asked my thoughts on how P.S. Both of our girls also spoke so highly of Nan CAITLIN JONES LUMNEWS, December 2019, Page 29 Back In The Saddle Again - Kelly Hale Follows His Love Of Horses

How many of you re- per fun and a very social taking a short break from During this race, he rode credible country – Mongo- ing with eagles as well as member KELLY HALE sport. Not to mention very competing in 2011 he met an average of 75 miles per lians are natural horseman fl y fi shing”, says KELLY. I aka Mr. Hoss who was a competitive! He has also his (now) wife, TRACEY. day for 9 days straight and and the horses are tough. get the sneaky feeling that counselor and Horseback competed in Western Rein- It was through her love of fi nished with a great group Tracey and I returned this he’ll return again soon. Director at Indian Springs ing, which originated from Montana that KELLY left of friends. According to past summer to camp and Back in Montana, he’s from 1980 – 1988? One working cattle. Reining is Texas and moved to a small KELLY, Mongolia is often ride both horses and rein- riding with a trainer out of thing is certain – after his often described as a West- town called Red Lodge. compared to Montana mi- deer along the Russian bor- Sheridan, Wyoming. KEL- tenure at Camp Longhorn ern form of English dres- Located in the Beartooth nus the fences, roads and der. Next trip I’d like to LY is both an English and KELLY didn’t just ride his sage, and judges the horse Mountain foothills, they’ve trophy homes. “It’s an in- spend time riding and hunt- Western rider, and he’s horse into the sunset. While on its ability to perform a made Montana their perma- now competing in English at camp, he was studying to set of pattern movements. nent home. jumping on his Dutch become a dentist and main- KELLY says it was through Of course, neither love Warmblood, Cartier. This tained a long career in Aus- this type of riding that he nor geography would keep past year he competed in tin putting beautiful smiles became a much better and KELLY away from hors- Santa Fe and Denver – and on faces – but that was real- more in tune rider. It was es. After moving to Mon- who knows? He might be ly just his profession. on many vacations that tana, he joined a local fox competing in Houston this Throughout the years, Kelly fl ew to France, Italy, hunting group (no kill) and spring. KELLY has maintained Spain and Africa to ride the hunted the beautiful moun- his love for horses and en- native horses in those beau- tains around Bozeman and If you ask TRACEY, joyed many different horse tiful countries. hunted terrain in California, she is told that if it is “for sports. At one time, he and In 2008, KELLY sold Nevada and Ireland. He horses, about horses, or a group of friends formed his dental practice and says that fox hunting in Ire- anything related to horses a Polo team called “Rais- was spending a lot of time land is the most gorgeous - there is no budget”. KEL- ing Hale” – he says its su- on horses. When he was but also the most dangerous LY says she’s swindled – “the horses are big and some really nice jewelry the jumps bigger – and you out of him based on that GRATITUDE Continued from Page 27 always drink your whisky belief. before you ride because Family! One can just ana and lives there now once going you’re holding As for me, one thing is imagine all the Indian with husband MARTIN on for your life”. Oh dear certain – in the almost 40 Springs camp stories that MEDDLES and children – that KELLY. years I’ve known KEL- will circulate for years ELAYNA ZAUSCH (17), In 2016, he joined a LY, his love for horses and to come in these house- 6 years a camper and 1 group of international rid- KELLY HALE - Indian Springs anything equestrian hasn’t holds! THANK YOU, year a counselor at Indian ers and raced a 1,000 ki- changed. We are so proud TERRY RICHARDSON! Springs; WYATT ZAUS- lometers across Mongolia. (Ranch Branch) 1986 of you KELLY. Come see And THANK YOU, DI- CH (15) and next summer us soon and bring your in- ANA SCHNAKENBURG will be his 8th yr. at Indian fectious laughter and pas- MEDDLES and CHELSEA Springs; LILLIAN (14) and sion to those who love you RICHARDSON CHARLES 2020 will be her 7th year at at Camp Longhorn! for your writing! Indian Springs and OWEN (12) and 2020 will be his CHELSEA RICHARD- 6th yr. at Springs. DIANA SON CHARLES . . grew is a teacher and husband up in Cardiff, California MARTIN MEDDLES is in and now lives in Carlsbad, sales. She was a camper for California with husband four years, a counselor for BRIAN and their boys .. 4 years and has worked in SPENCER CHARLES (12) the offi ce (2nd Term) for 7 and next summer will be years! A campfi re lighter 8 his 6th year at CLH Indian years, DIANA was queen in Springs; MILES CHARLES 1988. As a staff counselor (10) and next summer will she was Ms. Ski and Ms. be his 4th year at CLH Tennis! She attended TCU Indian Springs. BRIAN and got her degree at Indi- and CHELSEA are both ana University. teachers. Her one year What a great story, DI- as a counselor she spent ANA and CHELSEA and making sure campers had we thank you over and over the best time!! CHELSEA again for such a clever graduated from UC Santa writing . . from California Cruz. to Indiana! Looking for- DIANA SCHNAKEN- ward to next summer . . 2nd KELLY HALE in the Mon- BURG MEDDLES .. grew term . . when the two of you KELLY HALE golian Horse Race up in Evansville, Indi- will return for 3 fun weeks Page 30, LUMNEWS, December 2019 Here are the 1st Term, 2019 Inks Lake Chief Legacies . . How did they get the ti tle of Longhorn Legacies . . bott om (l-r) McKENNA YOUNG Here are the 1st Term, 2019 Inks by COURTNEY WEAVER YOUNG; Lake Barracuda Legacies . . How HUNTER NOKES by CALLAN NOKES; did they get the ti tle of Longhorn MEGAN ZINNER by MEREDITH Mc- Legacies . . (l-r) TOMMY COX by CONN ZENNER; HAILEY BASCLE GLENN COX; THOMAS SHOALES by by KIMBERLEY COOK BASCALE . . SUZANNAH DOPLER SHOALES; COLE middle (l-r) ELEANOR HUTCHESON CASHION by JOY BUTLER CASHION; by CURTIS & COURTNEY HAMIL- ELI DERR by MICHAEL DERR; JOHN TON HUTCHESON; BRIANNA Mc- CARMODY by ELIZABETH MENDELL CASLAND by BRAD McCASLAND; CARMODY; WADE PERRY by TRACEY Counselor CARLY KIRKLAND by KRIS- RYAN PERRY . . back (l-r) Counselors TIN ELLIOTT KIRKLAND; CAMPBELL T BUELL by BOBBY BUELL and JACK LEE by GENTRY LEE; MADISON VIS- HUNDLEY by TAMARA STERN HUN- INSKY by TISH MAULDIN VISINSKY . . DLEY top (l-r) SYDNEY COWARD by JERRIT COWARD; GIGI FRANCIS by KRISTEN PHAGAN FRANCIS; RIMMELE CRADY by GEORGE & HILARY FRAME CRA- DY; CAMPBELL WALKER by BLAIR McDANIEL WALKER: MACKENZIE JACKSON by KELLY CAULEY JACKSON Here are the 1st Term, 2019 Indian Springs Ratt lesnake Down Lega- cies . . How did they get the ti tle of Here are the 1st Term, 2019 Indian Longhorn Legacies . . (l-r) EMMETT Springs Pony Up Legacies . . How SAAL by ROGAN LAWRENCE SAAL; did they get the ti tle of Longhorn TRIPP MERRICK by WILL MERRICK Legacies . . bott om (l-r) PEYTON AL- and grandfather FRANK MERRICK; BERT by RYAN ALBERT; LIA BOLLER THOMAS PATTERSON by STACY by ERIKA TEIXEIRA BOLLER; REESE PRATT PATTERSON; MILES DONNEL- COOK by LOUISE YOWS COOK . . LY by GARRETT DONNELLY; EWAN Middle (l-r) MALLORY McDANIEL McNAB by STELLA DAVIS McNAB; by MIA MORGAN McDANIEL; CATH- BEN HIGGINS by SAM HIGGINS . . ERINE HANNA by ASHLEY MORGAN back (l-r) Counselors RYAN MICHIE HANNA; MADDIE McDOW by RYAN by PAULA PLATTNER MICHIE and “MONGO” McDOW . . back (l-r) MACK MacKENNA by ASHLEY BALCH Counselors KENDALL & RYLEE ZIM- MacKENNA and PAT MacKENNA. MER by SARAH STREET CURD

Here are the 2nd Term, 2019 Inks Lake Chief Legacies . . How did they get the Here are the 2nd Term, 2019 Inks Lake ti tle of Longhorn Legacies . . bott om Boy Wrangler Legacies . . How did they (l-r) KATIE KOPEL by ALLYSON JONES get the ti tle of Longhorn Legacies . . KOPEL; SHERIDAN FOSTER by SHANE bott om (l-r) JACK GILLIS by JOHN GILLIS; SEALE FOSTER; MADI LANE by TERRY HAMP LEE by BRANDY MURPHY LEE; LYNN HUNT LANE; GRACYN BENNETT by JAMES NORMAN by LEE & HOLLY HAM- DAVID & STACY ROBERTSON BENNETT, METT NORMAN; MITT BLACK by ROBERT Grandparents JOHN & DONNA PRIDDY BLACK; CHARLIE LEAKE by SAM & ASHLEY ROBERTSON, Great Grandparents TEX SPENCER LEAKE; ROBERT TRAIL by SAM & PAT ROBERTSON; KATE MARTINEZ by & KARA STEWART TRAIL . . middle (l-r) JENNIFER WISE MARTINEZ . . middle (l- CHASE LANCASTER by PAYNE LANCAST- r) ANNA FAUBUS by CAROLINE ADAMS ER; HUNTER SMITH by BEA WALTERS JONES and Grandmother, MARILYN AD- SMITH; JODIE THOMPSON by JODIE AMS; ANNA HAGGAR by MARCY DAV- ENPORT HAGGAR; NATALIE DAVIS by THOMPSON; WHIT TEEPLE by BRYAN & BARBIE FAIN DAVIS; KATE DELGADO by DELAINE CROW TEEPLE; RHETT HANRA- AMY BERG DELGADO and Grandmother HAN by RHONDA BILLINGSLEY HANRA- MARILYN MILLER ASHLEY; MADELINE HAN; HERD HOLLAND by JENNY SNIDER NORTH by CAROLINE JONES NORTH . . HOLLAND . . top (l-r) Counselor AUSTIN top (l-r) Counselor CARLY KIRKLAND by BURNETT by DAVID BURNETT; HOLD- KRISTIN ELLIOTT KIRKLAND; SARA STOET- EN MOORE by WAYNE MOORE; AUSTIN ZEL by KELLY YOUNG STOETZEL; CATHER- MILLER by WILLIAM MILLER; MILES MILL- INE STILES by SUZENNE GERUM STILES; ER by MICHAEL MILLER; AUSTIN PASLEY KENDALL McCOMAS by MARY ELIZABETH by WYATT PASLEY; HANK SKONIECZNY by FEUILLE McCOMAS; Counselor SOPHIE PAIGE PHILLIPS SKONIECZNY JOHNSON by CHRISTINE JOHNSTON WARREN Here are the 2nd Term, 2019 Indi- Here are the 2nd Term, 2019 Indian an Springs Ram Legacies . . How did Springs Girl Wrangler Legacies . . How they get the ti tle of Longhorn Lega- did they get the ti tle of Longhorn Lega- cies . . bott om (l-r) SHANE CONDER by cies . . bott om (l-r) MELISSA DODSON by MARY CONDER; WILSON GUIDRY by AMY BRADLEY DODSON; VICKI GUIDRY JILL BAUKNIGHT JONES & Grandfather by JILL BAUKNIGHT JONES and Grand- BRUCE BAUKNIGHT; TAVI FLORES-CHAS- father BRUCE BAUKNIGHT; MARYBETH NOFF by BRIAN CHASNOFF; CEBO KLE- STRIPLING by JEFF STRIPLING; LAUREN BERG by CARDO KLEBERG; GREGORY HALE by ELIZABETH HALE SNYDER and Grandmother SUE SNIDER; NATALIA WACHSMUTH by BRADLEY WACHSMUTH DEUTSCH by TAD DEUTSCH; MEGAN . . top (l-r) Counselor GEORGE TERRILL by BAUKNIGHT by JEFF BAUKNIGHT and PAUL TERRILL; OWEN PRICE by LAUREN Grandfather BRUCE BAUKNIGHT . . top STICKLAND PRICE; HAYDEN MEINZER (l-r) Counselor SYDNEY CREATH by DEB- by AMBER AUTREY MEINZER; HENRY BIE LINN PLAGENHOFF; Counselor ELLIE BECKMAN by KRISTEN COX BECKMAN; BATES by TREY & TRACY MYERS BATES; GEORGE HALE by ELIZABETH SNYDER Counselor LILLY HAGEN by ANNE HAGEN; HALE & Grandmother SUE SNIDER; Coun- HANNAH KEHOE by KIM JACOBY KEHOE; selor DYLAN SCANNELL by TERRI PATER- HELENA McGINN by KELLY RICOTTILLI NOSTRO SCANNELL McGINN; EMMA CENTANNI by MELISSA LUCKSINGER CENTANNI LUMNEWS, December 2019, Page 31

Here are the 3rd Term, 2019 Inks Lake Here are the 3rd Term, 2019 Inks Lake Barracuda Legacies . . How did they get Chief Legacies . . How did they get the the ti tle of Longhorn Legacies . . bott om ti tle of Longhorn Legacies . . bott om (l-r) HUDSON RICE by LESLIE STIVER RICE; (l-r) RAYNEY ELLINGTON by TODD EL- CADE VENUK by ANGELA ROBINSON LINGTON; TENISON RHODES by DAN & VENUK; TATE BUTTER by STEPHEN BUT- JULIE GIDDENS RHODES & Grandmother, TER; COLE SYPULT by SCOTT SYPULT; MI- SUSAN RHODES; SKYLER SWANSON by CHAEL SCHULTZ by WHITNEY LaCRONE COURTNEY MARINIS SWANSON; TAYLOR WALDEN . . middle (l-r) BLAKE MASTER- MORRISON by HILL MORRISON; GRACE SON by CATHERINE COLLINS MASTER- GOODWIN by ANNE MARIE SIDDONS SON & Grandfather MICHAEL COLLINS; GOODWIN; MOLLIE RICHARDS by BEN & WILL SWANSON by COURTNEY MARINIS LEIGH CHAMBERS RICHARDS . . top (1-r) SWANSON; WAGNER PERRY by LIZZIE Counselor EMILEE HERNANDEZ by KATH- WAGNER BAILEY & Grandmother BECKY LEEN KELLY HERNANDEZ; EMILY WORTH- WAGNER; GUNNAR GESSNER by JOHAN- EN by JOHN & CARRIE ERCK WORTHEN; NA RANKIN GESSNER; TRAYLOR AZAR by DAISY McDOWELL by CARRIE GRAHAM BEN & EMILY WILKINSON AZAR . . top (l- McDOWELL; ELEANOR HUGHES by CYN- r) Counselor AUSTIN BURNETT by DAVID THIA NASH HUGHES & Grandfather, ED- BURNETT; RHYDER SWEN by TRICIA SUL- WARD NASH; LILA GRIGGS by JOHN LIVAN SWEN & Grandmother PATRICIA GRIGGS; CAROLINE MORTON by KELLY “HAM” WAKEFIELD; JACK WOOD by JEFF BLALOCK MORTON, Grandmother and WOOD & Grandmother ANNE WOOD; Grandfather, BRUCE & SALLY SKELLEY ELI INGRAM by JACK INGRAM; SHEPPARD BLALOCK, and Great Grandmother and TYLER by CRAIG TYLER & Grandmother Grandfather, RUTH & LAWRENCE SKEL- SUSAN BELL; HUTCH COWARD by JERRIT LEY; SARAH SWANSON by COURTNEY COWARD & Grandfather MACK COW- MARINIS SWANSON ARD; Counselor JACK HUNDLEY by TA- MARA STERN HUNDLEY

Here are the 3rd Term, 2019 Indi- an Springs Zebra Legacies . . How Here are the 3rd Term, 2019 Indian did they get the ti tle of Longhorn Springs Ram Legacies . . How did Legacies . . bott om (l-r) ALICE HAR- they get the ti tle of Longhorn Lega- RIS by KAY CHRISTY HARRIS; ADDI- cies . . bott om (l-r) SPENCER BROUS- SON DURANT by ALLISON MARTIN SARD by MARY JANE BROUSSARD; DECKER; CLARA BETH WRIGHT by COOPER KUCZAJ by JENNIFER HILE JENNIFER BECKER WRIGHT; ALLIE KUCZAJ; CULLEN RABEL by CLAY MOSS by ERIN DEATON MOSS .. top RABEL; GRIFFIN JONES by MASON (1-r) BROOKE DeVAULT by BRAD JONES . . top (l-r) WILL McMACKIN DeVAULT; KATHRYN KOTTER by LU- by KRISTEN MULLEN McMACKIN; CINDA DALTON KOTTER; EMORY CURT FENDLEY by CLIFTON FEND- SIMPSON by KIKI BUSBY SIMPSON; LEY; BENTLEY WILLCOTT by JENNI- TATE ERWIN by ALLISON ERWIN; FER SABO WILLCOTT; BRYCE RICH- CARTER KUCZAJ by JENNIFER HILE ARDS by MARK RICHARDS. KUCZAJ.

Here are the 4th Term, 2019 Inks Lake Bluebird Legacies . . How did Here are the 4th Term, 2019 Inks they get the ti tle of Longhorn Leg- Lake Barracuda Legacies . . How did acies . . bott om (l-r) LILLIE SMITH by they get the ti tle of Longhorn Lega- RYAN SMITH; LILY BERG by JUSTIN cies . . bott om (l-r) HEATH BRYANT BERG; MAE O’CONNELL by KATE by KRISTA MORSE BRYANT; BLAKE CRISSEY O’CONNELL . . top (1-r) MILLER by KENDRA HYER MILLER; AVA GILLIAM by JAMES GILLIAM; HARRISON HANSON by KRISTEN HOLLAND CARREKER by JAMES HICKS HANSON, PHILLIP FERGUSON STOFFER; STIRLING CHAMBERS by by JOSEPHY FERGUSON . . top (l-r) KATHERINE CRAIG CHAMBERS; KEN- Counselor AUSTIN BURNETT by DA- NEDY HANSON by KRISTEN HICKS VID BURNETT; TY JONES by JOHN HANSON JONES; JACK LAWSON by TIFFANY WILSON LAWSON; Counselor AN- DREW WHITEHEAD by ROY WHITE- HEAD.

Here are the 4th Term, 2019 Indian Here are the 4th Term, 2019 Indian Springs Horntoad Legacies . . How Springs Lipizzan Legacies . . How did they get the ti tle of Longhorn did they get the ti tle of Longhorn Legacies . . bott om (l-r) GEORGE Legacies . . bott om (l-r) LIBBY NEES PICKLE by BEN PICKLE; KADEN by EMILY CLIFTON; EEVA CHICK by TONEY by CELESTE FEILD TONEY; SCOTT CHICK; ELIZA DORROS by HILLMAN NEES by EMILY CLIFTON CAROLYN WOLFF DORROS; LUCY . .top (1-r) JACK LASSEIGNE by SUE ROBERTS by ASHLEY BARNARD HENDRICKSON LASSEIGNE; SIMON ROBERTS; PIPER SATTERWHITE by RISKO by TOBY RISKO; BREN GUER- MINDY BAUR SATTERWHITE. RERO by EMILY McMAHON GUER- RERO. Page 32, LUMNEWS, December 2019

Here are the 1st Term, 2019 C3 Here are the 1st Term, 2019 C3 Catf ish Legacies . . How did they Magnolia Legacies . . How did they get the ti tle of Longhorn Legacies . get the ti tle of Longhorn Legacies . . bott om (l-r) REED ALEXANDER by . bott om (l-r) ABBIE STORMENT by CAROLINE McGAUGHY ALEXANDER; COURTNEY NENTWICH STORMENT; HUNTER HOLT by AMY HERNDON ELLA SHUPE by ASHLEY GREEN HOLT; ZACH KLINE by PHILIP KLINE; SHUPE; BAILEY MARKLE by CATHER- WOODS SMITH by Grandmother INE MOATES MARKLE JAN WELCH

Here are the 2nd Term, 2019 C3 Here are the 2nd Term, 2019 C3 Butt ercup Legacies . . How did they Catf ish Legacies . . How did they get the ti tle of Longhorn Legacies get the ti tle of Longhorn Legacies . . . . bott om (l-r) CAMPBELL BECKER bott om (l-r) KOEN BEARD by BRYAN by ELIZABETH STEVENS BECKER; BEARD; JAKE CROWNOVER by LUKE KATE TOLLESON by KACY COVERT CROWNOVER; WHITT McGLOTHLIN TOLLESON; EMERY MORRIS by by JENNY HYATT McGLOTHLIN . . top DREW MORRIS; GAZZIE RYERSON (l-r) EDDIE CROWNOVER by LUKE by CARLOS RYERSON CROWNOVER; ELLIOT TOLLESON by KACY COVERT TOLLESON; REESE ELLIOTT by COURTNEY COVERT EL- LIOTT

Here are the 3rd Term, 2019 C3 Sunfl ower Legacies . . How did they get the ti tle of Longhorn Legacies . Here are the 3rd Term, 2019 C3 . bott om (l-r) LILA GRACE BIFFLE by Striper Legacies . . How did they ASHLEY ADLETA BIFFLE and Grand- get the ti tle of Longhorn Legacies . father JACK ADLETA; TESSA MUR- . bott om (l-r) JACKSON PRAYTOR by PHY by RYAN & BRIANNE McKINNEY KAM & LAUREN McCANN PRAYTOR; MURPHY and Grandfather ROSS ROYAL KNIGHT by KEELY PHILLANS MURPHY; EVY FALWELL by SALLY KNIGHT; NICK PILLANS by BRAN- HARRIS FALWELL; MADELEINE DILTZ DON PILLANS . . back Counselor by NICOLE CRAIN DILTZ CISCO ROSADO by LISA SPIELHAGEN

Here are the 4th Term, 2019 C3 Here are the 4th Term, 2019 C3 Trout Legacies . . How did they Sunfl ower Legacies . . How did they get the ti tle of Longhorn Legacies get the ti tle of Longhorn Legacies . . bott om (l-r) TURNER CHILES by . . bott om (l-r) AUDREY REDUS by BRETT & LAURA BROWN CHILES; KASEY STEVENS REDUS; KENADY RYLAN GILLIS by JOHN GILLIS and MICHAELIS by Grandmother ANN Grandfather JOHN GILLIS; WYNN WOOD; SLOANE CURTIS by JEFF DAVIS by THAD DAVIS CURTIS . . top (l-r) JULIA SALLING by JENNIFER BARBER SALLING; CLARA PODOLOFF by COLEA BATCHELOR PODOLOFF; JOSIE BOWMAN by LINDSAY BOWMAN LUMNEWS, December 2019, Page 33

IN MEMORIAL . . .

Here are the 5th Term, 2019 C3 and she attended Indian as campers, counselors Minnow Legacies . . How did they Springs 2000 to 2009. A and directors. Survived get the ti tle of Longhorn Legacies . great swimmer, she won by wife LOUISE, son . bott om (l-r) HEATH ZEHL by RYAN & LAURA EBELING ZEHL; KELLAN many medals while at Alumni TREY & wife HAMILTON by HEATHER HAMILTON; camp! DREW is survived WENDY, grandchil- PATRICK LEAKE by DAVID LEAKE; HUNTER MYERS by CHRISTEN BRIN- by BRYCE and MARK dren CAMM IV and GHURST MYERS and Grandmother THIEMAN and brother GRACIE, daughter CAROL BRINGHURST . . top (l-r) JOE and sister ASHLEY. Alumni CHRISTINA SAWYER LEMMONS by TAMI McCA- RTHY LEMMONS; BRADY BUCHAN- and CHRIS DAVIS and AN by KAREN WILLIS BUCHANAN; grandchildren HARRY HENRY FONTES by BESS JONES and ARCHER. A grad- FONTES; MASON DAERR by JASON DAERR uate of Texas A&M and UT Law School, CAMM was a leader in the Bur- ANDREW DARBY, net Community, served age 56, passed away in the Texas House of Aug. 3, 2019. A talented Representatives starting Here are the 5th Term, 2019 C3 artist, he lived in New in 1972 and continued Lantana Legacies . . How did they York City for several get the ti tle of Longhorn Legacies being a great infl uence . . bott om (l-r) SARAH ZALTSMAN years and sold many of and leader in the Bur- by KARIN SOLOMON ZALTSMAN; his paintings, concen- net Community until his SOPHIE PAUL by LESLI LAMP PAUL; trating on abstract and AVERY WALDER by RACHEL VOGT death. WALDEN; top (l-r) EVELYN BERG by contemporary paint- EDWARD BERG; EDIE HOESTEREY by ings. ANDREW was a PAT GIBSON, MD, JENNIFER REID HOESTEREY; CARTER popular camper at Inks UTKOV by CHRISTINA MENNING age 61, passed away Sep- UTKOV, Counselor BETH BOYD by Lake for 8 years and a tember 12, 2013. His was MAUREEN BOYD counselor 3 years. This a life marked by boundless is a great picture of him joy, contagious laughter, when he was KING 3rd genuine compassion, abid- Term 1973 at Inks Lake! ing faith, and a deep-root- His home was in Green- ed love for patients, his ville, TX. friends and his family. PAT grew up in Corsi- cana and after college & Here are the 6th Term, 2019 C3 Trout Legacies . . How did they get medical school made San the ti tle of Longhorn Legacies . . Angelo his home. He at- ROGER TOLAR, bott om (l-r) JAX BROWN by SHAN- tended CLH Inks Lake in age 90, passed away NON MARVIN BROWN; TOMMY LABATT by THOMAS & CHRISSY the mid 60’s! Survivors June 26, 2019 after a ANDERSON LABATT; Counselor TAT- include his wife ALICIA life of service to soci- TNALL HOLT by LAURA BLACK HOLT; and two children. ety. He valued family, ADEN HEWGLEY by SHANNON PACE HEWGLEY; DIG CURTIS by DAN CUR- education, athleticism TIS and teaching children to swim. He was an amaz- ing storyteller, and at age 60 he took up bicycling. ROGER. was a Renais- DREW THIEMAN, sance man. Survived by age 28, passed away Jan- wife, BETTY CARO- uary 30, 2019. She loved LYN, four children, son her family, incredible DR. ROGER L. TO- friends, and Great Pyre- CAMM LARY, JR, LAR, JR.,(TYLEEN), nees, “Moose”. DREW age 76, devoted husband, ROBERT JACK TO- Here are the 6th Term, 2019 C3 Dai- LOVED music, art, sy Legacies . . How did they get the father, grandfather and LAR (DEBRA), ANNA ti tle of Longhorn Legacies . . bott om cooking, reading, Tex- servant of Christ, was LEIGH TOLAR CHAU- (l-r) ZETTIE MILLER by GIBBS COL- Mex food, and being at steadfast, reliable, earnest GIN MILLER; MOLLY McGUINNESS VIN (TODD) and TIM- by BRADY McGUINNESS; MARGUE- the ranch . . After grad- and true in everything OTHY DRYDEN TO- RITE CAMPBELL by CAMERON and uating from Texas Tech, he did. An Alumni and LAR (AIMEE) and 13 ANNE BAIRD CAMPBELL; Counselor she worked for a real es- big supporter of CLH, BETH BOYD by MAUREEN BOYD grandchildren. ROGER tate group in Ft. Worth. CAMM, his children and was a counselor at Inks Very Special to DREW all grandchildren have Lake for a couple of was Camp Longhorn spent many hours at camp years in the 70’s! Page 34, LUMNEWS, December 2019

WHO’S WHO . . . RED DOG . . and White Rock Lake! Here’s who was in the last issue (1) MINNIE HAYNES, (2) RYAN PETERS, (3) WAVERLY WHITE, (4) ROY TIDWELL, (5) KK CHRISTIE, (6) JOEL NUNEZ Our RED DOG (Ralph) SMITH, (7) GEORGIA ELLIS, (8) JACK WALKER, (9) KELCY PULS, (10) JONES spends plenty of BUSTER PETER, (11) CATE WETZEL, (12) JOHN BLACK, (13) DARBY time on his sail boat at TAYLOR, (14) CHASE KINCANNON, (15) BLAIR WOOD, (16) GARRETT White Rock Lake, near HEINRICHS, (17) CHARLIE DONOGHUE, (18) ROB HARP, (19) CHRISTEN Dallas, and likes to dazzle BRINGHURST, (20) RYAN McDOW .. A surprise for you if you can name a few! landlubbers with his tales! He remembers when you could go down to the bath house, now a cultural center and pay a nickel for a swim locker. (The only people, he says, who swim in White Rock Lake these days are crime-scent inves- tigators.) This wonderful story RED DOG JONES goes on to say when he was ten and attending study law. and many crazy stories that Camp Longhorn in Bur- One time, in Sausalito only RED DOG can tell! net was where he hoisted (Calif.) he chartered a boat We thank you for sharing a sail for the fi rst time. and the fi rst thing they said this great story. Taken from He graduated from UT, was don’t sail under the the Dallas Morning News. Austin, where he raced Golden Gate Bridge, so the JONES ends the story M20 dinghies - “rocket- fi rst thing he did was sail with .. Sailing comes down ships on the water” - when under it, just to say he did to “fi berglass, Dacron, he wasn’t playing rugby. it and then he sailed around water and wind.” And with But, being from Dallas, he Alcatraz!! the up-corning husband couldn’t stay away from RED DOG has so many and wife regatta, there will White Rock Lake for long, wonderful tales to tell also be beer, and a few leg- and went back to SMU to about his boat, the lake ends of the lake creature.

BOBBY MANNING in his Spring pumpkin patch! And, oh, are those pumpkins big!!

RANDY SHELBURN (l) and BOBBY MANNING checking IT TOOK HUNTER & LEIGH ATKINS . . . all of these stamps . . . pumpkins from the Indian Springs to get their 2019 dues to CLH from Nashville, Tennessee!! pumpkin patch! LUMNEWS, December 2019, Page 35 Baby Land

Please meet BERKLEY RAGAN KERR, daughter of camper & counselor for many years and now on the staff at C3, COLTON KERR. HATTIE SUE BOWEN (10-4-19), COLTON and Mom HANNAH daughter of PATRICK & MEGHAN are so very proud of this spe- ROBERTSON BOWEN, granddaugh- cial little lady. ter of ROBBY & DEIDRA HOLOWELL This is TRIPP HAUSSER (11-15-18). He is the ROBERTSON and great granddaugh- son of Alumni FORD and RACHEL HAUSSER. ter of PAT & TEX ROBERTSON With that great smile and excited look TRIPP is ready to help Dad fl y the plane!

A SPECIAL MESSAGE TO NAN . . . This is about LUKE McNEIL, 1st Term Indian Springs and 2020 will be his 5th year at camp! He is also a mighty fi ne baseball player. LUKE is 12 years old! . . from his Mom . . BETSY ANN HAYES (8-14- 19), daughter of BRIAN & HEY NAN - Just for the record, my son plays tournaments every Alumni MAGGIE HAMMETT HAYES and little Sis to two weekend throughout the year. He’s an amazing pitcher and player. RHETT WILLMON (8-8-18), son of Two weeks at camp. Just got him yesterday. Today he pitched faster year old MARY HAYES! They call Belgrade, Montana home! KYLE and Alumni HILLIARY WILLIAMS than I have ever seen. His confi dence was up. His courage was up. WILLMON. He was in LUMNews as a His fi ght was up. Thanks Camp Longhorn. Struck out 7 of 9. Camp new born and now he is a year old and teaches more than camp! LOVE, REBECCA BLAKEY McNEIL this picture was too cute to pass up!! (Alumni) Parents are CLASP Life Members! TYING THE KNOT WILLIAM BARNETT (7-30-19), son of Alumni MARK and KIM BARNETT. Big brother CAR- SON was a little disappointed that his new brother is a baby. MARK sez he thinks CAR- SON assumed they were having another 5 year old for him to play with.

This is MILES (3-18-19), son of Alumni JACQUELINE MANN-McCULLICK! Proud HAYES PARKER (18 months) is the MURPHY LINDEN STOUT (8-11-19), daughter WROE JACKSON & TONY PLOHETSKI Mom says he’s as sweet as of COLE and Alumni ASHLEY BAXTER STOUT. can be, a Longhorn Boy for son of Alumni DANIEL and AMANDA October 26, 2019 PARKER. Big brother, HENRY, is four She has three handsome brothers, JACK (16), sure and she is ready to put WRIGHT (4) and HOLLIS (5)! Austin, TX him on the list! years old! Page 36, LUMNEWS, December 2019 Our Dues Paying CLASP Members . . We Thank You! WE THANK YOU, THANK BERKLEE BEAKLEY BAAY JUSTIN BOOTH HALEY CARPENTER SAM & ASHLEY LAHOURCADE DOUGLAS & LAURA STROTHER JON & MELISSA TURNER BABICH DAMON & KATE KENNEDY RICK & HOLLY CARR CRUSE DUNSAVAGE YOU, THANK YOU! . . BRIAN & CATHERINE HUTSON BORDERS ANNE CARSON JACK CUMMINGS CHRISTA LAHAYE DUPLECHAIN This is the list of CLASP BACHARACH CASEY & TEBBIE BORGERS DEE CARTER CARTER JAMES & LAURA CUNDIFF RODNEY & PRISCILLA DURON members who paid their dues KIM BACON KEITH & TIFFANY BORNEMANN JOSH & KATHRYN PETERSON BO & SARAH STREET CURD MARSHALL & BETH LEAMAN between April 11, 2019 and LIZZIE WAGNER BAILEY LOUIS-PHILIPPE & MADELYN CARTWRIGHT MANCE & AMANDA CUTBIRTH DURRETT MEGAN BAILEY MAURITZ BOSSE’ JOY BUTLER CASHION ADRIENNE CUTTER ROBERT & MARGIE PEREZ DURST August 31, 2019 as well as ROBERT & SARAH BROWN BAILEY KELLY GRIFFIS BOTTONI PABLO & BONNIE SCHATZ CASSEB JOLIE MCCUISTION CYPERT ALEXANDER & ELIZABETH any member who has ever DARRELL & JENNY ROGERS MEGHAN ROBERTSON BOWEN BARRON & MICHELE SACCO WADE & SARAH GOSSETT WILLIAMS DWYER paid Lifetime dues . . . BAIRD NANCY BOWERMASTER CASTEEL CYPERT JEFFERY & JENNIFER DYE MARILYN BAKER IRA & LACI BOWMAN ANDREA HOLT CATANIA JASON & MOLLY DAERR TEDDY & LAURIE NIX DYKOSKI DAVID & ELLIE BALE ANDREW & KIMBERLY BOYD CRAIG & MARY WELLER CATES BRYAN & NIKI D’AGOSTINO GUS & JULIE MALLET ALEXANDER & CRISTINA TOMAS BALL KEVIN BRACKMEYER ROBERT & ASHLEY AVREA KIRSTIN D’AMICO ECONOMIDES AALDERS KATHERINE WEBER BANDY ANTHONY & RENEE BOFFA CATHEY DAVID & MARGOT DANIEL RUSTY & CARLY EVANS EDGAR WILL & MIKELL MILES ABNEY SHANNON & DIANNE BANGLE BRADLEY BLAKE CECIL JOSH & PAIGE DARBY CORI EDWARDS & KELLY HAMER MICHAEL & ALISA BROWNLOW JIMMY BARNARD JULIA HOUSE BRAGA MELISSA LUCKSINGER CENTANNI DEREK & CRYSTIN DARBY EVAN & CLAIRE EDWARDS ABSMEIER TONY BARNARD MELISSA TYROCH BRAGG TINA CERDA LUDOVIC & ANGIE COOPER JEFFREY EDWARDS CADE & KERRY ADAMS KELLY & CAMILLE CAIN BARNES K.C. BRASHEAR MARGARET CERVIN DARRICAU GREG “KRAFT” EIDMAN KURT & VERONICA ADAMS CINDY KELLY BARNES SHARON KENNEDY-BRAY TREY CHAMBERS DAVID & MARCY MCKNIGHT CLINT & MEREDITH (MIMI) LEE CLEVE & ANGELA CUNNINGHAM GARY & ELIZABETH BARRETT ALLISON & BRIAN BRENDEL JENNIFER CHEATHAM DARSEY ELLENBERG ADAMSON CELESTE CASON BARRINGER BRAD & JENNIFER BREWER STEVE CHISCANO NED & LAURA DAVENPORT MICHAEL & STACY ELLINGTON VON ADAY TEMPLE DENISON BARRON SARAH SEIDEL BRIEDEN COURTNEY RUMAN CHISHOLM ROBERT & ALEXANDRA COURTNEY COVERT ELLIOTT DAVID & SHARON VOLTZ MICHAEL BARTH & JENNIFER JASON & MANDY BRINKMANN EVANS PIPKIN CHRIST BEVERIDGE DAVIS STEPHEN & WESLIE ADELMAN PARKS MARY JANE BROUSSARD & MARY BUD & KATHY CHRISTY ASHLEY ESCOTT DAVIS SZVMANDERA ELLIOTT JACK & DIANNE ADLETA MICHELLE WHEELIS BASDEN BROUSSARD SHAWN & BRIA CIRKIEL DONNA DAVIS DAVIS FLORY ELLIS KENT & AMY AFTERGUT E. A. BASSE III ADAM & AMY BROWN JIM & KIPPY HUNT CLAPP CHRISTINA LARY DAVIS BEN & ERIN ELMORE RAJAN & CALLIE AHUJA PAUL & STEPHANIE BASSMAN BARRY & JENNIFER BROWN ANDREW & KELLY CLARK JAN BEECHERL DAVIS NANCY LOWMAN ENLOW TROY AIKMAN TRIP & MELANIE WILSON BATES CLAY & HEATHER BROWN BO & BROOKE BAILY CLARK JEN DAVIS KATHY ERBEN JEHAN & LINDSAY SELKE AKHTAR JEFF & J. LYNN BAUKNIGHT DOAK & JENNIFER WILSON ERIC & JULIE CLARK LANCE & BARBIE FAIN DAVIS SCOTT & ERICA ERICKSON TARA AKINS & FRENCH SMITH IV DAVID BAUR BROWN WILL & LAUREN CLARK STEVE & SUE DAVIS LOLLY CHEESMAN ERWIN CHRISTINE ALBRECHT GENTRY BEACH JIM & LAURA GOSE BROWN JUSTIN & BECKY CLARKE THAD & ASHLEY SCHUENEMANN LAURIE TODD ESPOSITO ELISABETH POUNDS ALBRIGHT CISSY BEASLEY TYLER & KATIE BEAL BROWN JON CLARKSON DAVIS MARK & CAROLINE LEMON ESTES JACKIE ALBRIGHT JOHN & COURTNEY DREYER SETH & KELLY BROWN CATHERINE RANCK CLAY DENVER DAVISON COOPER ETHERIDGE KYLE ALBRIGHT BEAUCHAMP TURNER & ANNE BROWN CATHY FOSDICK FITZPATRICK SAMANTHA STROUBE DAVISS NANCY DENMAN ETHERIDGE MARC & AMBER ALCEDO BRENT & HAILEY ETHERIDGE BRIAN REGAN & HEATHER CLEARY BRIAN & SARAH MORRISON GENNA WISE EVANS LIBBY ALCORN BECHTOL BRUNNER CHRIS & MANDY CLICK DAWSON GREG & STEPHANIE FRIEDMAN MELISSA ALCORTA ELIZABETH STEVENS BECKER JOHN & BET BORCHERS BRUNS CARCY & EMILY PRICE CLINTON JARED & LYNSEY DAY EVANS ROBYN ALCORTA BROOKE BALLASES BEEBE DOUG & KAROL BRUTON CHARLOTTE CLINTON TIM & ELAINE DAY JASON & JULIANNE EVANS STEVEN & CAROLINE MCGAUGHY JOSH BELL JEFF & KAREN EVANS BRYANT DAVID CLOYD DON & CAROL DEAN JIMMY & JENNI EVANS ALEXANDER BRAD & ELIZABETH BELL MARK & ANNE BUCHANAN KATHRYN WOOD COCHRAN CAROLINE BAIRD DECHERD MATTHEW & MOLLIE REARDON JEFF & KELLY ALFORD BRIAN & KARA BELL KAREN WILLIS BUCHANAN TODD & MARTHA COERVER JOSHUA & ALLISON MARTIN EWING BRYCE & CASSANDRA ALLEN JOHN & NIKKI BELL DAVID & AMY ROACH BUMAGIN CINDY SABO COLE DECKER CHRISTINA RINKEN-FABIANICH DARYL & ELIZABETH ALLEN PAUL & LESLEY BOWEN JC & SHERIDAN DAVIES BUNCH LAUREN CLARK COLEMAN TOM & STEPHANIE HAZELWOOD KRISTEN FAGELMAN IRIS TICHENOR ALLEN BENJAMIN JOHN & SHELLY BUNDY STEVEN COLLIER DEES JOHN & ALLISON CHAMBERS KENDALL & KRISTIE ALLEN CAMERON & COURTNEY COLLIER KEITH & TAYLOR BURBA JESSICA MILLER COLLIN ANN-MARIE DEETS FAINTER KI & KAY ALLEN BENNETT LAUREN TAYLOR BURCH DAN & MELODY COLLINS GREG & SALLY DEITCH RAINE NEAL FALIK ADAM & LAUREN CARRIGAN JP & CHRISTI WOLIVER BENNETT EMILY O’DELL BURDEN LESLEY LINK COLLINS CAROLE GRIDLEY ANDREA WEINERT FALKIN ALLEN KEVIN & KELLY SPICER BENNETT ROBERT BURGE WILKIE & CAMERON COOK JASON & NICOLE DELIMITROS DAX FAUBUS RACHEL KING ALLRED WADE & HOLLY BENNETT GARY & COURTNEY BURK COLYER MATT & DANA DELORENZO CRAIG & KIRSTIN FEAZEL LISA ALPE KEITH & AMANDA BENSON ANN WILLIAMS BURKE GREGORY & LORIN COMBS JACQUES DELOUCHE CHRIS & MICHELLE FELCH DWIGHT & MELISSA ALWORTH STACY BENTON ANTHONY & DENISE BURKE CECILY TIDWELL COMPTON LANCE & ROBIN DEUTSCH LINDSAY FELT GARETTE AMIS & AVERY BEN & SARAH BAILEY JIM BURKE BRENT & HAYLEY CONGER BRAD DEVAULT CLIFTON & MELISSA FENDLEY MCDANIEL BENZAQUEN STACY GEORGE BURNS SHON & MEGAN CONINE CAROLINE HOLLAND DEVINE PETER & LAURA MARTIN FENELON BRIAN & AMY AMSDEN EDWARD BERG MARK & KAREE BURSIEL DAYTON & JULIE HARP CONKLIN BINZ & NANCY DEWALCH CHANEY PITZER FERGUSON CHRIS ANDERSON ADITYA & LIBBY. 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SARAH CHAMBERS SUMNER ERICA WARD ANDRES & LORI ANNE NISIMBLAT NICOLE KATRANA & SETH PATRICK & DEBORAH ROGERS MICHELLE SHILLER & MICHAEL MAX SWANGO MOLLY REESE WARD ERIK & CAROLINA NISIMBLAT PICKETT TREY & KATE ROGERS COUTURE ERIC & KARA SWANSON WESLEY WARE GIANCARLO & JENNIFER NOAL & MARY PIERCE BOB ROLLINS WHITNEY & NICOLE MCINTYRE TRICIA SULLIVAN SWEN ANNE WARREN NISIMBLAT LAUREN RIESTER PINCHBECK CHRIS & CESELEY ROLLINS SHINE DIRK & MARY ELIZABETH DANIEL DOUG WASSON CAMILLE COX NIX JORDAN & AMY PINCU JOE ROLLINS BARRETT & MO HEINRICHS SHIPP SYLVESTER TASS & LAURA WATERSTON LEE & KRISTEN CLARK NIX JANE QUENTAN PIPER CHRISTOPHER & TINOU NICOLE TSOURMAS SHOBERG SCOTT & TAMARA SYPULT MANDY SCHUENAMAN WATKINS KEATS & MALAISE MURPHY AUSTIN PITNER RON CONE ANN WOOD SHOOK KELSEY HARROD TALBERT NORFLEET HOELT & LAURELYN POHLMEIER LUIS & MEGAN FOSTER ROSAS LACHELLE SHORT SONJA TALBOT Continued Next Page LUMNEWS, December 2019, Page 39

Continued from Page 38 Same time, same place . . . C.L.A.S.P. Hotel has a new name . . the Magnolia Hotel in Dallas is now THE BEEMAN HOTEL PATRICK & MISTY WATKINS CHRIS & KELLY WILSON GINGER WATSON JEFF & KATIE WILSON Nothing else has changed! MIKE & JANIE TULL WATSON LEE WILSON BRAD & KIM WEATHERFORD CHRIS & LYNNSEY SMIT WIMMER RAD & ASHLEY WEAVER SHAWN & KIMBERLY WINKLER KAYCEE WEAVER JACK WISE WAYNE & ELIZABETH WEBB RICK & SARAH WITTENBRAKER DOUG & ANGIE ROWLAND WILLIAM & MEGAN WOLF WEBSTER NATHALIE WOLK BECCA REARDON WEIGAND BOBBY & SHANNON STROTHER DANA & MENDI WEINSTEIN WOMBLE COREY & BETSY WELP JEFF & KAYLA WOOD SCOTT & GINNY ELLIOTT WENGER MICHAEL & LAURIE WOOD LES & SHANNON FESTE WERME SCOTT & ELIZABETH WOODARD DAVID & NANETTE ROUNTREE DOUG & STACIE WOODCOCK WHEELIS DEDE STEVENS WOODMAN BEN & AMANDA WHITE DENNIS & LISA WAGNER WOODS STEWART & KATHERINE WHITE TODD WOOLEY CHRISTOPHER & LESLEY DAVID & JANET GAGE WRATHER WHITLEY MELISSA WRAY & RICK BOSTWICK JEFF & BROOKE BAILEY WHITLEY LOIS HAMILTON WRIGHT CHRIS & JENNIFER WHITLOCK SUZIE WRIGHT RANDAL & MEHGAN WICHUK PHILIP WRIGHT & HELEN HENRY JEREMY & BETH MCBRIDE STEPHANIE WRIGHT WILHELMI TOMMY & JENNIFER BECKER TRENT & SARAH REILLY WILKINS WRIGHT AMY WILLERSON JOE DAVID YATES CHES & CAROLINE WARD STEPHEN & LISA MOORE YOCH WILLIAMS ROBERT & ANGELA YONKE JUSTIN WILLIAMS & BROOKE CARSON & LEXI YOST HORAN BROOKS & HOPE YOUNG ROBERT & AMELIA HAUSSER COURTNEY WEAVER YOUNG WILLIAMS HOMER JON & ELEANOR YOUNG ANDREW & JILL WILLIAMSON JOSH & ASHLEY BLYTHE ZACHRY BARRETT WILLINGHAM ANTONIO & KRIS ZAPATA KYLE & HILLARY WILLIAMS MARCO & ASIA ABRAHAM WILLMON ZARAGOZA MICHAEL & DARLA WILLOUGHBY JEFF & BROOKE BURNEY ZARR MARIANNE MCDONOUGH CASEY & ASHLEY ZBORIL WILSHUSEN RYAN & LAURA EBELING ZEHL CARTER & ALISE WILSON COURTNEY YOUNG ZENNER

A NOTE TO BILL . . . Thanks for sharing this special note! . . from Alumni LACIE PRYOR ORSAK (and friends!) Page 40, LUMNEWS, December 2019 What’s Cook’n FROM ALL OF US HERE AT CAMP LONGHORN FROM THE KITCHEN 1/2 c. sweet and sour sauce Instructions: OF Alumni BRITTANY Wonton strips, optional 1. Pre heat the oven to 400 NEELY! She and husband Instructions: degrees ZAC have joined the Camp 1. In a large skillet over 2. Pour blueberries into un- medium-high heat, cook and baked pies crust. Longhorn Family at Indi- crumble chicken or beef, on- 3. Whisk together heavy an Springs. BRITTANY, ion and garlic. Heat until no cream, sugar, fl our, salt, and a teacher, looks forward longer pink, 6-8 minutes; orange zest. to being a part of Camp drain off grease. Stir in soy 4. Pour over blueberries with their sons RYKER (5) sauce and ginger. 5. Bake 35-42 minutes or and NASH (2) in the sum- 2. Add coleslaw mix to until a light golden brown on mers! Thank you, BRIT- skillet. Cook and stir until top. Depending on your oven TANY, for taking the time wilted, 3-4 minutes. Stir in it may take up to an hour. to jot down these delicious sesame oil and rice. Mix until 6. Cool. sounding recipes and wel- combined. Top with sweet and 7. Store in the refrigerator. sour sauce. If desired, top with Best if eaten chilled. come back to CLH! wanton strips White Chocolate Easy Egg Roll In A Bowl Blueberry Cream Pie Peppermint Cookies Ingredients: Ingredients: Ingredients: 1 lb. lean ground beef or 3 cups of blueberries 6 tbsp unsalted butter soft- chicken 1 cup of heavy whipping ened 1 medium onion, diced cream 1/2 cup granulated (white) 2 garlic cloves, minced 2/3 cup of sugar sugar 1/2 tsp. ginger powder 4 Tbsp. all purpose fl our 1/2 cup light brown sugar 2 Tbsp. reduced sodium OR CORNSTARCH 1/2 tsp salt soy sauce 1/4 tsp. orange zest (or 1/2 tsp baking powder 1 (14oz) bag coleslaw mix lemon) 1/2 tsp baking soda We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 1 Tbsp. sesame oil 2 Pastry pie crust (home- 1 large egg 3 c. hot cooked brown rice made or store bought) 1 tsp vanilla extract 1 1/4 cups all-purpose fl our 1 1/4 white chocolate chips 1/2 cup of peppermint can- WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING . . . for ALUMNI names and addresses (that we do not already have. We now have dies crushed over 7,5 00 Alumni and Special Parents in our computer and know there are 25,000 more to contact! If you know Directions: of any former campers and/or counselors that are not receiving our mailings, please let us know on the following 1. Preheat the oven to 350 “fi ll in the blank!” (If married, please include maiden name) A reward for the capture of new names and address- degrees. 2. Add the butter, sugar, es! THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for your help . . . brown sugar, salt, baking pow- der and baking soda to the bowl of a stand mixer. Mix Full name Address City/State/Zip on low until combined and the beat on medium speed for about 1 minute. Beat in eggs and vanilla until smooth. Stop mixer and add the fl our and white chocolate chips. Mix on low speed until smooth. Mix on low speed until a cohesive cookie dough forms, about 1 minute. 3. Use a medium size cook- ie scoop to form 24 cookie dough balls. Dip the top half of each ball in crushed pepper- mint candies. Place cookies on a baking mat or parchment paper. 4. Bake the cookie for 10- 11 minutes. 5. The cookies should look a bit underdone when you take them out of the oven. They will set up as they cool. 6. Allow the cookies to cool on the baking sheet for Send Reward To: 10 minutes. Transfer them to a cooling rack to cool to room temperature.