L U M N E W S May 2021

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 CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED Permit No. 22 Burnet, Texas L U M N E W S May 2021

CLASP ON TO THE MEMORIES Ready to get started with another summer of Camp Dear Friends, We also have a very popu- pavilion. Please stop by and taken and congratulations are lar LIFETIME MEMBER- ABOUTABOUT THISTHIS LUMNewsLUMNews . . . see them on your next NOR- given. What a special group It’s almost time for anoth- SHIP .. $200.00 and add a NoNo picture takintakingg last summer and no socializinsocializing,g, our MAL VISIT to camp! of outstanding CLHers. er summer of fun-in-the-sun, spouse. $250.00. Lifetime year hhasas bbeeneen quiet. We ddoo ggetet llotsots ooff maimaill anandd hhopeope We are building up those We look forward to sever- and our Counselors and all members already have a life- you kkeepeep tthathat comincoming!g! SO, I hhaveave cacalledlled on some ooff ATIAWAYTOGO AWARDS al “tree ceremonies’ next the Staff are more than ready time “pass” so another WILL thethe “older” groupgroup to come up with stories and pictures for some very special tree summer for LAWRENCE to give the campers a won- NOT be sent to them! Most of times past. WOW, some reallyreally ggreatreat stories anandd llotsots ceremonies for the summer and RUTH SKELLEY (both derful summer of fun, fun, of all, we thank you, our par- of pricelesspriceless pictures!pictures! YOU WILL ENJOY!!ENJOY!! of 2022! We give this fun deceased) and, through their fun! It will be abbreviated ents, for your grateful and award twice a year to special children, SALLIE, RUTHIE, in certain areas but GOOD positive outpouring of sup- people that are recognized KATHERINE and LARRY TIMES for all!! port through this unprece- at both camps are still sooo PERD and BOB HUDSON. for their many accomplish- we will celebrate those two We are still concerned dented time! popular! What a wonderful If you wish to purchase a ments through the years at outstanding people. Also at about Covid-19, and are Virtual Carnivals were a place to have your name(s) brick, the cost is still $100. camp and beyond. Each re- Inks Lake, summer of 2022 following some “common huge success! What a won- or to remember a loved one. A form is included in this cipient(s) comes to camp we will honor our newest sense” guide lines! We are all derful, unique way to stay in At Indian Springs the bricks newspaper or call the CLASP sometime during the summer ATTAWAYTOGO Recipi- ready for things getting back touch since there were no “in are located between the chow offi ces at either camp for to accept his/her “forever ent, BOBBY MAXFIELD, to normal! person” Carnivals! Keeping hall and offi ce and at Inks more information. We start- tree” with a “forever plaque” successful camper, counselor For the alumni .. we are our fi ngers crossed that this Lake they are in the pavilion, ed out a few years ago with with his/her name on the and life after camp! still in the questionable stag- fall Carnivals will be in ‘’full a special place to honor TEX a small sidewalk at Inks .. tree. With lots of activity At Indian Springs, PHIL es .. no socializing .. pick-up swing” and the fun and con- and four founders of CLH with a dozen or so bricks. from the marines and ma- SIROIS, wonderful pho- and drop offs .. same as last tagious laughter will once .. BOB TARLTON, ZARK In a few short years we now rinas, family members and tographer who spent many summer. So, it’s roll over again be the norm at those WITHERS, DR. JOE SHEP- have over 500 bricks in the campers, our gracious re- time again! If you paid dues wonderful CLH parties. And, cipients shine as pictures are See HELEN, Back Page in 2020 or 2021 you will be with that comes alumni fun rolled over to 2022. And, for and catching up with friends LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW! AND IT DID SNOW!! those of you who sent in dues you haven’t seen in a couple because you have not paid of years!! any dues lately, you, too, will We have some great priz- be rolled over to 2022! es because our dues paying This means you are still Alumni and Special Parents up-to-date on everything and also draw lucky numbers will receive your new 2022 for those fun and sometimes Membership card(s) some- useful prizes! time late summer or early Mini-camp is still on fall and your 2022 “parking our minds. The decisions pass” next spring! No mon- about mini-camp have been ey involved. Credit card ma- delayed somewhat while chine will be cut off June 1st concentrating on virus free and will be back on Sept. 1st. camps!! We are all open for For those of you “not paid suggestions. It will more up” .. no problem . . Just than likely have a very dif- wait until next fall to tend to ferent format but discussions business! It’s still a bargain . are ongoing and your input OH, DEAR REPORT! The deer are lined up at Inks Lake Chow ALUMNI OFFICE . . Inks Lake . . 2021 . $15.00 SINGLE and $20.00 would help! Hall, out of snow, ready for their OD Report! for MARRIED COUPLES. Our “memory bricks” Page 2, LUMNEWS, May 2021

ATTAWAYTOGOATTAWAYTOGO gy world ofof SiliconSilicon Valley,Valley, BOBBOB MAXFIELD . . . while raisingraising two beautifulbeautiful ATTAWAYTOGO! BOB MAXFIELD WhatWhat a great choice foforr daughtersdaughters who ofof course ourour next ATTAWAYTO-ATTAWAYTO- spentspent summers at CLH.CLH. In MEMORIES OF THE FIFTIES . . . . GO Award. BOBBYBOBBY started 1979 we purchased a fam-fam- camp,camp, Inks Lake (There was ilyily vacation home on Inks I was 9 years old in the nono Indian Springs yet), in the Lake and have enjoyedenjoyed winter of 1951 when a nice early 50’s and every summersummer spendingspending time there ever man named TEX came to our intointo the middle 60’s a part since.since. A third generationgeneration ofof home in Wichita Falls and ofof the summer was spending the Maxfi eld clan, includinincludingg timetime at camp!! Great Camper, mmyy two ggranddaughters,randdaughters, invited me to attend his sum- Great Counselor and many, hhaveave been CLHCLH campers mer camp. As the school year manymany stories of past! aandnd soonsoon toto be counselorscounselors drew to a close, I was fi lled BOBBYBOBBY wrote an article a at CCLH.LH. CampCamp LonghornLonghorn with excitement and not a few years back for LUMNews hhasas playedplayed a bigbig role in our little trepidation over this and we are going to print that ffamilyamily history.history. fi rst time away from home, a along with a brief bio to catch whole month. you up to the present! BOBOBB included with his in- I got on the bus with many formation he sent several pic- other kids, most of them old- fromfrom BOBBY tturesures of camp from Vdays in AfterAfter camp, ! ggraduat-raduat- tthehe 50s along with some more er and whom I did not know. eded fromfrom Rice UniversityUniversity rrecentecent pictures! There was no The bus stopped in Hamilton in Electrical Engineering,Engineering, CCampamp Annual in those days for lunch at a small restau- married MOMO HARRISONHARRISON - ssoo these pictures are part of rant. We sat at long tables also a formerformer CLHCLH counsel- a story before Annuals and and were all served chicken or - and moved to CaliforniaCalifornia mmoreore up-to-date modern tech- fried steak, mashed potatoes toto workwork forfor IBM aandnd toto do nnology!!ology!! and green beans. This sce- graduategraduate studies at Stan-Stan- BOBOBBY’sBBY’s wonderful writ- nario repeated itself every ford.ford. I then spent a career iingng that was in LUMNews a year for the next four years; in the highhigh tech technolo- few years back! the same restaurant, the same food. When we arrived at camp we received new uniforms (orange shorts and caps, INSPECTION - 1953 white Tshirts), visited the merit store to see all the goodies we could purchase with our soon-to-be earned merits, and went swimming. There were 10 or 11 land cabins, no fl oating cabins, and no girl’s camp. Each ATTAWAYTO GO cabin was single story with BOBBY MAXFIELD . . 10 campers and 2 or 3 coun- (left) Camper Bobby Maxfi eld selors. in the 50’s I was in the Cabin 5 Apaches. One of my counselors was LEROY FEN- STEMAKER, a quarterback from Rice. (He led Rice to a legendary Cottonbowl victo- ry over Alabama in 1954). I remember the names of only two cabin-mates that year: DAVID FAIR who became my best friend at camp, and DUKE CARLISLE, who was the best at sports (and years later was quarterback of the UT Longhorns that won a national football championship in 1963). GIRLS CAMP INSPECTION - 1953 I loved most everything about camp - the friends, the it was a waste of time to get dirt? Slave labor, that’s how. planting. activities, LT BARNETT’s everything spruced up when Every cabin was assigned I especially liked the chow (especially Sunday it was just going to get messy a patch of dirt, and part of water sports - swimming, noon - fried chicken and two again. preparing for inspection each sailing, canoeing. The sail- kinds of pie with whipped Have you ever wondered day was to till the soil and boats, called Sabots, looked cream), campfi re (especial- how camp came to be cov- plant a few squares of grass, like bathtubs with a sail, ly BOB TARLTON’s scary ered with lush green St. then keep it watered. During and sailed about like that. BOBBY and KATHIE MAXFIELD - 2020 stories). What I didn’t much Augustine grass instead of rest period, the counselors on care for was inspection; I felt the natural brush, rocks, and work detail did a lot of grass Continued Page 3 LUMNEWS, May 2021, Page 3 On our nights off, we all hung out at the Bluebonnet ATTAWAYTOGO! or Black Rock with the girl The chief sailing instruc- turn every summer. I went counselors or asked them on tor, HOPPY HOPWOOD, the next three years, then dates (sailing, dinner, movie, had the highest stress job at took a couple of years off etc). One year my co-coun- camp, trying to get us all out for competitive swimming. I selor had a couple of dates and back without disaster. came back as a Wrangler in with a popular girl counsel- He called us all ‘’little men.” 1957, and then as a campsel- or named MO HARRISON, “Pull your tiller to ya, little er, then as a counselor for 4 who I thought was really man.” The only thing I regret years. Camp just got better cute. The next year she was missing out on is the blob, and better all along - girls back and he wasn’t, so I got which was not invented till were added, dance night, up my nerve and asked her many years later. carnival day, fl oating cabins, out the fi rst night off. After That fi rst year, I was wor- Saturday campfi re movies. some stops and starts, we ried about whether I could My second year at camp married three years later, make the Mile Swim, which was the fi rst year of the girl’s when I graduated from Rice, was across the lake to the camp- 1952. My younger and we moved to California. old lifeguard chair that’s still sister JANIE was a Wren that When our girls MELIN- there, and back. I had only year and returned to camp DA and MARY JANE came recently learned to swim. every summer till she was along, it was a given that An option was to swim 100 out of college. Our younger they would attend Camp laps in the swim bay. I opt- brother, DONNIE, started in Longhorn. For the fi rst cou- ed for this, and to conserve 1957 at age 9 and went every ple of years, we took them energy, I swam most of it on year till he got out of college. to visit the grandparents in my back. It took 1 hour and 5 My favorite years at Wichita Falls and put them on the camp bus. Then one minutes. I was the last person camp were as a counsel- Canoeing - 1955 - This picture is about V-Day Mom’s “loading up” for a canoe experience to fi nish by a long shot, well or, 2-3 months every sum- weekend while I was visiting into lunchtime. PAT ROB- mer, teaching mostly water BILL and MF JOHNSON ERTSON patiently sat on the sports: swimming, water toes”) WHITE, GUICH three kids at a time with one himself “the unluckiest guy at Yugali, their home on the dock the whole time, offer- skiing, scuba diving. There KOOCK, and of course the counselor went down the an- alive” (UGA) after being lake close to camp, I discov- ing encouragement. was a legendary group of Strongest Man in the World, chor line to the bottom of the tagged “it” for the umpteenth ered a cottage for sale close Visitor’s Day was at the counselors then, and we BILL JOHNSON, who tried lake and brought up a hand- time. I volunteered for the by. I bought it and it has been half-way point, two weeks had a great time keeping the to keep us all in line. ful of mud. Considering that tough duty of teaching water a great vacation home for the into camp. Parents arrived campers happy and enjoying DON FROG and I were the visibility was zero most skiing to the older girl camp- extended MAXFIELD fami- Saturday morning and spent the nights off together. DON camp’s fi rst scuba diving of the way, I’ve always been ers. After all, somebody had ly for over 30 years, as well the day with us at activi- FROG JACKSON, PAT instructors. As a fi nal test impressed that not a single to do it. as a camp jumping-off spot ties. Then we all hiked up DAVIS (aka Pierre le Pad- for the students, we devised camper ever declined the at- MELINDA MURPHY for all the second generation Church Mountain on Sunday dlier, famous Canadian ca- The Fifty Foot Dive (actual- tempt or failed to come up CASEY was one of my stu- MAXFIELDS, including morning, including snappi- noeing guide), Jumpin’ JOE ly more like thirty). We took with mud. dents; I see her every few both JANIE’s and DON- ly dressed mothers in their BROWN, GARDNER “GP” the group out to the middle At the swim bay, we had years, and she always re- NIE’s kids. of the lake on the Riff Raft, epic games of counselor un- minds me that I taught her to high heels, in the heat of PARKER, JACK (“JGA”) Continued on Page 4 the day, with no shade. Af- CECIL, DICK (“Twinkle- put down an anchor, donned derwater tag between activ- slalom ski. ter chow, the parents left, scuba gear, and then two or ities. JACK CECIL named leaving many fresh cases of homesickness (me included) for kids that had just gotten adjusted to being away from home. Mid-term VDay was not one of camp’s better ideas; as I recall the end-of- camp V-Day was instituted the very next year. One Saturday each term we loaded into camp busses and went to the movie in Burnet, with popcorn, candy and sodas. That expen- sive outing was dropped a few years later for Saturday campfi re movies. The merit store was the interior of a small structure that may have started life as a camping trailer. A lot of the merchandise was WWII army surplus gear. My fi rst purchase was a very nifty canteen with webbed belt and carrying holster. After that fi rst year at JANIE MAXFIELD, BOBBY’s sister, teaching sailing and that’s a Sabot she is in with her Sailing Dock - 1954 camp, I couldn’t wait to re- campers! - 1955 Page 4, LUMNEWS, May 2021 ATTAWAYTOGO Continued from Page 3 Every June we have a family reunion at the home on Inks Lake (including renting additional space as we now number 22). The third generation of MAX- FIELDS are eager for their turn at Camp Longhorn - my daughter MELINDA’s kids (MARY JANE 7 and ROW- AN 4), and fi ve great nieces and nephews, with more to come. Camp Longhorn has been a central facet in the lives of two generations of the MAX- FIELD clan, and will soon be so for a third. We owe a huge debt of gratitude to TEX and BOYS CAMP - 1953 BOYS SWIM BAY - 1952 PAT, BILL and M.F., RAY and HELEN, TART, ZARK, TRIGGER, MARY, FRANK and MARY PATT, and to the second and now third generation ROBERTSONS, for making such a special experience possible for us. Attawaytogo!!

MILE SWIM RECORD BRO- KEN by Wrangler Bobby Maxﬁ eld . . Summer 1957 Wrangler BOB MAXFIELD toppled a mile swim record of nine years standing ﬁ rst term with a time of 22:40. This upset a time of 24:06 established by JOE GILBERT, third term 1948. The record for the Girls Camp was set in 1954 by NANCY ADAMS at 28:40 and tied in 1956 by CAROL HUBER. CHURCH MOUNTAIN - 1953

RANDY SHELBURN FRANK EVEREST

RANDY SHELBURN, 63, longtime Horseback Direc- FRANK EVEREST, a member of the Longhorn Family tor at Indian Springs passed away Dec. ‘20. RANDY, born for many, many years, passed away in Houston March 27, July 14, 1957 in Burnet, had many interesting jobs before 2021 after a long illness. His wife, MARY PATT, was with his 20 years at CLH. Out of high school he worked for Big him. Jim Luther’s Ranch as Ranch Forman and while there he FRANK was born January, 1944 in Kimberley, South learned how to shoe horses. After farrier school in 1976 he Africa. He met his wife while working on a yacht in Mal- shod horses for the public while continuing ,to work for lorca Spain where she was visiting friends. They married in the Luthers. 1970 in Kimberley, SA and after three years, moved to Tex- In 1985 he went into business for himself as a fulltime as. He was employed by Camp Longhorn for many, many farrier. His business led him to CLH in 2000 where he has years and, along with MARY PATT, were the fi rst directors been “Hoss” Director for the last 20 years. RANDY left a at Camp Longhorn Indian Springs (formerly Ranch Branch. lasting impression on hundreds of campers and counselors Among other friends, the large Camp Longhorn Family at Camp. will surely miss him. He leaves a wife, JOY and children SETH and SARA He is survived by wife MARY PATT MOFFITT EV- and many more relatives including six grandchildren. EREST of Burnet, a Brother ARTHUR EVEREST, Camp RANDY’s large Camp Longhorn Family misses him Town, SA, Sister DAWN GREEFF of Johannesburg, SA, and now they look for sard to daughter, SARA HAZEL- Brother-in-law BILL MOFFITT of Elizabeth City, NC and RANDY SHELBURN WOOD, to fi ll his shoes as “Hoss” Director this coming FRANK EVEREST numerous other family members. 1957 - 2020 summer! 1944-2021 LUMNEWS, May 2021, Page 5 Memories, memories, memories from Camp Longhorn BY KEN HINES of my best memories and ories from some of the nor- be mentored by 2 older From 1957 through 1974. many of my best friends are mal Camp events - Fun Day men who I considered dear I spent part of every summer from my counselor years. As (led by JEFF “FUN DAY” friends - BILL JOHNSON (except 2) at Camp Long- a counselor in the 60’s and GRAY), Carnival Night (our and RAY FRADY. I learned horn. The fi rst 7 years were early 70’s, I got to see and cabin usually had the pop- a lot of life lessons from as a camper - Cabins 1, 2, 3 experience some CLH fi rsts. corn booth - easy to set up BILL and RAY, and I think (are there any other 3-year We helped BILL JOHNSON and all the popcorn we could of them often. Indian Division alumni out set up the fi rst blob. I think eat), Water Show (fi re dive One last memory. When there), 6, 9, Barracudas and he used the wranglers as the and aqua dancers), Frogman I asked my wife, KATHY Wranglers. The last 9 years fi rst guinea pigs, and he used. Day (a new Perma-Merma STOWE HINES, to marry were as a counselor. As I some of the larger counselors every term). What a treat it me, KATHY and her family think back on those summers to launch them off the blob. was to get to go along as a planned a June wedding in (as I often do), I have so Let’s just say it took a while counselor on the 6th year 1973. When I learned of the many good memories. to get the kinks out and set a trip with B.J. Through it all, proposed date, I informed As a camper, I learned a few safety rules. I also gained an appreciation them we couldn’t get mar- few skills (using that term Then there was the fi rst for the genius of TEX ROB- ried in June because we had very loosely) - sailing, ca- parasail at Camp. I don’t re- ERTSON - the incredible to go to Camp Longhorn. noeing, rifl ery, archery, member if he was the fi rst to camp TEX and PAT started After some negotiation, we trampoline, and especial- try it, but I do remember try- and maintained with an em- moved the wedding up to ly swimming. But most of ing to get RABBIT WHIT- phasis on FUN and safety, April and spent the summer KEN & KATHY STOWE HINES all, I had fun, made friends TINGTON airborne by pull- but with just enough danger as counselors at Camp seeing and experienced a talent- ing the parasail behind the to be really FUN. If you had each other every other night. ed group of counselors ski boat while Rabbit started an opportunity to see the It was great! Bottom line, I such as WILSON COZ- running down the hill from ranch property before Indian have come to realize I looked BY, JOHNNY GENUNG, TEX’s house toward the wa- Springs was established, you forward to coming to Camp GEECH KOOCK, HONDO ter. Unfortunately, there was have to marvel at TEX’s vi- every summer because Camp CROUCH, BOBBY MAX- a failure to launch, and Rab- sion and imagination. and all the great folks there FIELD, RED DOG JONES, bit got some serious concrete But most of all, I trea- were my summer family. DON FROG JACKSON, rash from the sailing dock sure my Camp days for the JUMPIN JOE BROWN, G.P. walkway while KENNA (I life-long friendships made KEN HINES, this is such PARKER, RALPH COUS- think) was desperately trying during those years - friends a good story! There are just INS, KENNA TARLTON, to cut the rope in the back like JEFF GRAY, KIP PAR- so many events and hap- DICK WHITE, and many of the boat. Rabbit walked SONS, KEVIN DOLAN, penings through your years others. around with a limp and a lot PAT LOCHRIDGE, TOM here at camp! And, the fi rst As much fun as those of bandages for a few weeks. BARTON, PAUL CLARK blob .. what a WONDER- camper years were, many There are other fun mem- and so many others. I also FUL addition to camp and had the great privilege to eventually, many camps through the U.S.! Your years here, 16, and your many coiitributions helped make camp what it is today! Your sweet wife, KATHY STOWE HINES, was a counselor in the early 70’s. KEN grew up in Wichita Falls and he and KATHY still live there. Their children, SARAH(43), KATE(41), KENNETH(38) and MAGGIE(31) were all campers and or counselors sometime during their lives at Inks Lake. KATHY spends her time as a mother and wife and KEN is an attorney. He was in charge of the swim bay, among many hats he wore through his many years here. Many times a campfi re lighter, KEN was Ranger Division Favorite GOLD MEDALIST . . HUDSON BENNETT in 1960. He graduated UT Winner of the 3,200 meters and a bronze in the 1,600 me- Austin in 1971 and UT Law ters at the State Meet in Austin, and he is just a sophomore School 1975. Such a favorite at Burnet High School. YOU ARE OUT HERO, HUDSON. You have made the city of Burnet and Camp Longhorn here at camp, we thank you so very, very proud. HUDSON is the son of DAVID and again and again for taking STACY ROBERTSON BENNETT, grandson of JOHN and time from your busy schedule DONNA ROBERTSON and great grandson of TEX and KEN HINES received this from KEVIN DOLAN recently . . Memories, memories, memories! to jot down some interesting PAT ROBERTSON. KEN mentions “what fun we had and life lessons learned!” What year? . . Maybe early 70’s?? memories! ATTAWAYTOGO, (l-r) KEVIN DOLAN, TOM BARTON nad PAT LOCHRIDGE KEN! Page 6, LUMNEWS, May 2021 The Unbelieveable 90‛s . . The Top 25 Hits At Camp Longhorn BY DOUG WASSON know I’m green” 19. On that note, getting from girls and guys camp One of my favorite stories 9. JEFF STOKES and the sodas from JOANN that would have to be pulled of all time is about a ship- crew pulling a water-skier were transposed into beer away to eat chow and/or go wreck. The Apostle Paul was in upper lake behind a jet ski cans (small hole at bottom back to the cabin. The show to go before Cesar and was during the water show. with putty to cap the hole) was like the underground put on a ship to Rome. The 10. My friend ROB FAN- take out. show within a show. Nothing storms were so bad that the NING (MITCHELL) (RIP 20. Great singer-song to see here, nothing to see. crew started to give up hope brother Rob) swimming an writers like JACK INGRAM, Love that, love camp. , God and believe they would die. entire mile butterfl y while KEVIN SMITH, etc . play- Bless you and God Bless However, Paul had a vision the kids were getting ready ing at campfi re, refreshment Camp Longhorn, forever. from an angel whb told him for the Division 1 mile. He time day day of carnival on God had given him each soul did this just to display the the chow hall roof or at pit DOUG WASSON, this is on board and not one would raw power of love for swim- stop carnival day. such good reading! I love be lost, though the ship ming and a can-do attitude 21. In 1991 when I was a your top 25 memories that would be destroyed. for the campers. marine, my counselor Chris made camp “buzz”! One Sure enough, they tried to 11. We used to do a “trust Weber was in the original of my very favorites has al- anchor off the coast of Malta fall” from a rock ledge over “Another One Bites the Dust” ways been number 6! It is and in doing so the ship was by the horse trough . . It was crew along with JOEY CO- still just as funny as the fi rst broken into many pieces. only 4 feet off the ground but NIGLIO, SCOTT WENGER time I heard it many years The pieces of the ship served the blind folded marines and and LUIS GARCIA. I may ago! TEX had a great habit as bananas, as we would call marinas were quite impacted be missing someone but can of having fun and the “bus them now at camp. These by it because in their mind you guys that have all seen drama” must have been a fa- fl oaties were the means of a they thought it was higher. this played out over decades vorite because it is still talk- miracle. I relate this in the 12. Five star general day. watching the very fi rst ones. ed about today! DOUG still way that the power of Camp 13. Jason Jumper, me, and It was, and still is, a true spends much time at camp Longhorn to so many people a couple of the older staff wow. I tell SCOTT and his during the summers .. He is has been a lifelong inspira- hiding at Ghost Town wait- boys all the time how they now semi retired and that tion and a saving of grace. ing for the Chiefs to come still knock it out of the park means more playing time at I know to me, it’s the small the last night for a ghost sto- when our amazing current camp for him!! He helps and and simple moments that I DOUG WASSON .. accepting his “forever tree” ry (to scare them). I only got counselors do it (or Bohemi- is valuable in so many ways. remember. A conversation ... Fall, 2017 ATTAWAYTOGO, DOUG! to do this one or two times an Rhapsody). He loves camp and camp or very special experience but all of boys camp would 22. Some of the above loves him! In 2017 DOUG with a camper or counselor but really keep all the struc- was a kid). hear the scream each term on mentioned guys had a tradi- was our ATTAWAYTOGO that served as a true buoyant tural stuff and core traditions 4. MIKE LUCKSINGER the last night. tion of jumping off the 3rd AWARD recipient! It’s given moment in my life that stays the same. There are still “ic- guided star-gazing with en- 14. “AVS” (All Volunteer tower before check in on twice yearly to special peo- with me to this day. ing on the cake” moments tire camp at campfi re Squad) which was the pre- working for TEX nights. You ple that are recognized for Therefore, if the most of epic proportion, but I feel 5. TEX wrestling with a cursor to CIT and then now could hear the splash from their many accomplishments beautiful moments of camp like in the 1980’s and 1990’s duct-taped mouthed alligator Ranger year squeegee of the Swamp. through the years at camp happen very subtly and with- lots of folks reading this may while on campfi re stage for entire chow hall with MIKE 23. JOEY CONIGILLIO, and beyond. Each recipient out a lot of announced fan- remember some things we Dr. Schwartz (all the doctor LUCKSINGER at the end of I believe, started “captain comes to camp sometime fare, it should be noted that used to do to make camp Schwarzes!) each term. handshake” which occurred during the summer to ac- there are shared moments magic that simply are from 6. My claim to fame is 15. The secret service during inspection time. Not cept his/her “forever tree”! which serve as a true “icing a different era. They may not getting to work with TEX guy as a counselor during sure if anyone else contin- DOUG grew up in Friend- on the cake.” I am tasked be practical anymore, but it on the 4th year Inks trip BARBARA BUSH years at ued it, but the effect it had swood, TX. Four years as with writing about these was the kind of excitement and being the “Indian.” The Springs. I feel like he got a on the boys was astounding. a camper and 15 years as shared moments from the that almost made it hard to fi nale was TEX crashing chief award one time, which They learned how to shake a a counselor, DOUG now 1990’s that we seek to cap- go to sleep at night in your into BOBBY’s garden and I was pretty epic because I feel man’s hand, look him in the lives in Fredericksburg, TX ture and set in stone forever. cabin. was the Indian who actual- like the guy really had a blast eye, and feel a sense of pride. and is semi-retired. He was I spent my fi rst 2 years Here are my top 25 mem- ly jumped out of a speeding being a camp counselor. It still continues!! a Campfi re Lighter many (1989 and 1990) at Inks 4th ories that made camp ‘’buzz” bus when TEX yelled “In- 16. Pulling up the trol- 24. The best Zorro I ever times at Indian Springs, Fa- term. I had such a strong and gave all of us something dian get out!” I pretended to ley with pure arm strength saw was Mike Robles (Hoss vorite Boy Wrangler in 1992 bond with RAY FRADY, to think about the entire rest be dead which I think made (no machine help!). Back director), riding through and Favorite Counselor in he asked me to move over of the year (please forgive TEX even worry sometimes in those days, I enjoyed the boys camp on a horse yelling 1994. His cabin was the Rat- to Indian Springs due to came if I get some of the details and gave the campers a true workout (LOL) something in Spanish. It kind tlesnakes (youngest boys’ pacity issues. I counseled or names off on these!): adrenaline rush (luckily no 17. A few of the staff and of tied it all together for the cabin at Springs), for many there throughout the 1990’s serious injuries resulted). myself walking for miles campers that Zorro was actu- terms and many summers! and started coming back 1. JASON HARVEY & 7. BOBBY MANNING down Peter’s creek to really real He enjoyed the Swim Bay throughout the 2000’s while JEREMY WILHELMI skit fi re dive and subsequently trieve as many bananas and 25. And fi nally, we used responsibilities among other on vacation from my insur- “in the news” at campfi re JEREMY WILHELMI did valuable swim bay stuff as to blob before working for duties he had as a counselor. ance adjusting job. I worked 2. Chubby bunny as a the fi re dive as well. I lit possible, after a great fl ood. TEX. It was like a show all DOUG graduated from Pep- all summer 2003 and then counselor skit when NAN BOBBY MANNING on fi re 18,. Playing Mexican in itself, especially watch- perdine! We are so proud of a term 2005 and did a term played and crushed every- up there one time which was Dominoes at the Bluebon- ing JEREMY WILHELMI, you, DOUG WASSON and or two for 6 years in a row one. an experience in itself! net with DAVID & STACY. DON MARSHALL WIL- thank you for many years of from 2009 to 2016 and now 3. PRESTON BROWN 8. TREY EDWARDS as Anyone at the Bluebonnet HELMI, MATT MANNING wonderful service at Indian I enjoy getting to help with campfi re stories in pitch water show King Frog where during those days will share and MARK MANNING as Springs and thank you for airport trips between terms. dark in front of all of camp he sang at the top of his lungs the great love we had for that well as the LUCKSINGER your knowledgeable and hu- It has been amazing to see (he was recreating what hap- in almost professional fash- place, JOANN, and all our boys. They were the true morous memories! .. so much camp get better and better pened with an epic storytell- ion: “And I’m proud to be an friends. “blob masters.” The kids fun to read! er BOB TARLTON when he amphibian ... where at least I LUMNEWS, May 2021, Page 7 Back When I Went To Camp . . Some Of The Things I Remember BY SARAH STREET CURD

“Back when I went to CAMP . .” This statement is frequently made when talking to my girls about my time at CLH. My girls, who have all been to camp, are 22, 18 and 9 years old now. The older two have both come through the ranks and are now counselors, so there are plenty of stories to share and “compare” (in secret so not to spoil my 9 yr. old’s experience!). Many times, I EMERSON CURD w/Mom end up feeling like my time SARAH STREET CURD at camp was the “best” and they missed out on all the live grasshopper! Again, I Three little rabbits . . all iin a row . . (l-r) KENDALL, thought that was amazingly EMERSON and RYLEE The CURD family . . front, KENDALL ZIMMER . . back (l-r) “old school” fun. However, BO CURD, EMERSON CURD, RYLEE ZIMMER & SARAH many of their stories sound cool and hilarious! STREET CURD crazy fun, but I am stubborn- • JOHN STAVINO- says this! But really, mine do! A camper for nine years ly unwilling to admit it and I HA and/or DAVE LITTLE was the best! and counselor two years, hang on to “my years are the would sing “Dead Skunk SARAH grew up in Graham, KENDALL ZIMMER(l8) a ‘89 . Her colleges were Uni- best!” in the Middle of Road” at I will end here, but I am TX. She lives there now with camper and counselor for versity of Puget Sound and When HELEN asked me campfi re! I honestly only sure once I send this, many husband BO and daughter 12 years at Indian Springs Texas A&M. We thank you to reminisce about times at know that line and “stinking more memories will come EMERSON, a second year attends the Univ. of Okla- again, Sarah,for a great sto- CLH that the younger peo- to HIGH heaven.” I regularly to mind. I wanted desper- camper at Indian Springs homa! SARAH is a coach/ ry and we thank daughters ple may not know about or sing it to my kids in the car ately to list all the amazing this coming summer. RYLEE teacher and husband BO is RYLEE and KENDALL for experience, she didn’t know when a dead skunk aroma counselors that truly were ZIMMER(22) a camper and an Autobody Manager. She their wonderful years (and just how bad my memory would fi ll the car. the greatest, but fear I would counselor for 16 years at was Camp Fire Lighter many still going) at Camp Long- has gotten. Of course, there • KELLY HALE and leave one out! I do tell my Indian Springs attends the times, Favor in Division III - horn Indian Springs! ATT- are countless memories .. Hoss: The Sprinkler and girls that I had the best time, University of Arkansas and ‘84 and Favorite Counselor AWAYTOGO, SARAH! with friends, silly sayings, George Strait songs - never the best counselors and they goofy songs and dances, and grew tired of either! might come close to having late-night secrets told on our • Lights out and in bed, the same experience that I REUNION bunks that I’ll never forget. the O.D would lead every- had! I know they feel the But those types of stories one in the Lord’s Prayer. (In very same! I love our “battle to retell would undoubtedly our house, we still end our talks” when sharing CLH ex- end with, “I guess you had to day with the Lord’s Prayer at periences- trying to “one up” be there!” And those are the bedtime.) You were lucky to each other! ALWAYS, we ones that I will always bring get a counselor who would agree on the common thread a smile to my face. Those are then tell a bedtime story ... to how camp generates gen- the ones I will cherish. many endings I never heard uine fun and love that really Here is my attempt to dig - too sleepy! lasts a lifetime! There is joy deep into my years at Indi- • You can delete this one if in knowing that my girls will an Springs (Ranch Branch), you want! Late night skinny have that deep connection to which spanned from 1978- dipping: at swim bay, on an CLH as I still do! 1993. Of those years, I was overnight (unintentional loss And we will still swap a proud 3rd termer (except of swimsuit on the innertube stories even though we have my fi nal Chief year, I had to pull!) and in TEX and PAT’s heard them time and again. switch to 1st term, but it was pool my Chief year- shhh! Thank you for allowing me amazing as well!) Not sure if I am supposed to to reminisce .... As I list these, please feel tell! But there’s something Sarah Street Curd free to correct any names that ‘bout skinny dipping- those I have confused or replaced times, I’ll never forget! What a delightful writing, with my hazy memory: • Movie Nite: Herbie- the SARAH STREET CURD! So • At chow time when (I Love Bug movies- all of many memories and so many think) RICK GARDNER them! stories to tell with your two would have an entire plate of • Raiding the Chow Hall! older daughters who are jello, he would - in one big I am sure they still do this counselors while keeping breath - slurp up that entire but sneaking the ice cream most of your storytelling from plate of jello! I thought that bars- what a thrill!! And we young EMERSON who still A MINI BEAUMONT CLH REUNION . . was amazingly cool and hi- thought we were so special!! has yet to experience many CLH bus departure in Houston, 2019. (l-r) MALORIE GIST LEMAN, AMY SLADCZYK larious! • My Marina Year- will of the traditions. Your joy is HANCOCK, MARY MARGARET ADAMS GROVES and ELIZABETH STEVENS • Might have been one always go down as the best so real in knowing that your BECKER . . AMELIA HANCOCK, future camper! of the “WHITEHEAD because we did the coolest girls will have that deep con- brothers,” he would eat a stuff! Of course, everyone nection to CLH as you still Page 8, LUMNEWS, May 2021 The Best Of Times . . CLH BY MUFFET KING GRIESS

Memories from Camp Longhorn - 1965. As I recall I was an awk- ward 12 year old girl when I began an adventure that would have one of the greatest impacts on my life. It was my fi rst year of the many years spent at Camp Long- horn. Most 12 year old girls fi t one or the other of two de- scriptive models. One is a fast tract towards adulthood while the other is a slow track, still stubbornly cling- THE GRIESS GANG . . MUFFET, TOM, SARAH holding JAMES and husband ADAM ing to childhood. I was tall COOPER, CLINTON and JESSICA ALLRED, PAT and ERICA FINNEGAN and gangly and defi nitely a MUFFET on her Tennessee Walker, Captain! part of my vocabulary. story. It’s your fi rst thoughts daughters, JESSICA(37) and member of tbe second track. Then there were the BOB as a camper and your “su- both SARA(34) and ERI- My fi rst memory includes Hyde personas, even in the the lake. TARLETON stories. I can percharged heroes’’! It’s all CA(30) were campers. MUF- fl ashes of crazy signs as nicest of young ladies. My second big impression remember the soft glow of about self-esteem that camp FET was always in charge of my bus entered this sacred Somehow Camp Longhorn was TEX ROBERTSON. the campfi re and the adven- leaders . . or really anyone horseback and she was hon- ground dedicated to fun. had a recipe for success. He was kindly but eccentric. tures of Janie; right before at camp . . help build in their ored with the Vaquero award Signs such as World Ends, There was just one basic re- He made imaginative play we sang taps, Day is Done. guests and in return they as a camper. A graduate of Paradise Begins. This was quirement, you had to be ab- the goal of the day. He was I close with the lyrics of as just ask one thing . . that Texas Tech, she mentioned my fi rst time to really spend solutely positive. Somehow always high on energy and the song and hope that every their guests help build the on her information sheet that time away from home and positivity is a magnet for the loud with his encourage- child manages to encounter self-esteem in others. MUF- “Camp taught me the pow- my parents had somehow supercharged. ment. He was what we call the spirit of Camp Longhorn. FET, retired, grew up in Lub- er of positive thinking.” We deposited me into the land of Here are some of my su- today, a Life Coach. It’s a beautiful thing. bock and now lives in Lome- thank you again, MUFFET the crazies. percharged heroes. Then there was HELEN ta in the Texas Hill Country for 12 wonderful years as a As I stepped off the bus, I can remember the kind- FRADY, she was just camp Day is done, gone the sun, with husband retired attor- camper and counselor and there were my adoring fans. ness of BOB HUDSON. He mom. I always went to her From the lake, from the ney, TOM GRIESS. She and your many ideas and con- Suddenly I was swarmed by seemed to intuitively know if I had a stomachache and hills, from the sky; All is TOM enjoy the life in a small tributions and we thank you what seemed like a sea of that I was insecure and lost. I really didn’t want to stop well, safely rest, God is town! With a garden full of again for taking time to jot smiles. He would come by and put by the Pit Stop. After I spoke nigh. vegetables and chickens and down such a great story! Adolescent girls are an odd his arm around my shoulder with HELEN, my stomach fresh eggs with your horses mixture of insecurities and while giving me a little hug. ache would go away. MUFFET KING GRIESS . . close by, how could one go ATTAWAYTOGO BETH bulldog aggressions. The Later in the day I would see I also remember MARY- What a well written, positive wrong?!! They have three (MUFFET) KING GRIESS!! highs and lows of hormones him speeding by in his boat PATT MOFFITT. She knew can create Dr. Jekyll and Mr. with his little dog, patrolling every girl’s name in camp, and I mean every name. BRAGGING ON MARY-PATT taught me how OUR YOUNG important it was when some- PEOPLE . . one you admired called you This is ISABEL by name. LUNSFORD, a Then there was M F member of Burnet’s JOHNSON. She was elegant. Green Wave Swim She never wore makeup. She Team. She recently was simple beauty, inside particpated in the and out. She seemed to fl oat District 17-5A swim meet and qualifi ed through the air. I remember for regionals. She one day she told me that I set a new school was pretty. I’m sure she told record in the 200 every young lady she met the freestyle race. IS- same thing. ABEL is also a Camp leaders were dedi- member of the girls cated to building the self-es- 200 freestyle relay teem of their guests. They team that set a new asked just one thing in re- school record. This coming summer turn; that you help build the she will be a 9th self-esteem in others. Camp year camper in the taught me the power of Chief Cabin at Inks praise. Attawaytogo!!!! How Lake. ATTAWAY- many times a day did I hear MAX ROSENBLOOM (camper for many years at INDIAN SPRINGS) with children, TOSWIM ISABEL! it? Enough to make a permanent impression. It’s now OTTO (7) and ASTRID (4) . . They live in Iceland and this picture is September on the beach! LUMNEWS, May 2021, Page 9 BABIES ARE US!

Meet WRIGHT MANNING FRANCIS, son of RICHARD and KENNER SMITH FRANCIS, from Houston. Both RICHARD and KENNER are Camp Longhorn Alumni! Adorable little WRIGHT’s birthday is Nov. 30, 2020!

This is RHETT KUENSTLER! Born 10-26-20, his parents are Alumni AUSTIN and KRISTIN KUENSTLER. AUSTIN was a camper/counselor several years at Indian Springs and RHETT’s great grandmother, WYNOAL HEMPHILL was a secre- Please meet HENLEY BRESSLER, tary at Indian Springs for several years! daughter of Alumni BRIAN and CALEIGH BRESSLER and Big Sis, BROOKE. Her birthday is 3-31-20.

This is JAMES MONTELEONE, born 7-1-20. His proud parents are WILL and Alumni JENNIFER HIGHTOWER MONTELEONE. Bro. & Sis., WILLIAM and ADDIE think he is pretty special, too!

HELLO! My name is VIRGINIA (GINNY) RENEE WILLMON and I was born 11-8- 20 in San Antonio. My name is EMMA GRACE ALDEN. My My parents are KYLE My name is WILLIAM JOSEPH birthday is 1-6-21! I live in Faulbach, Ger- & Alumni HILLARY SINGLETON, IV, and I am one year many with my parents STEFAN and Alumni WILLIAMS old in this picture. My birthdate is LINDSAY ALDEN. My grandparents are WILLMON. This is LYDA ELIZABETH 3-1-2020. My parents are WILL and Alumni PAM FRADY ALDEN and Alumni big brother, RHETT, HAUSSER (10-18-20) with older Alumni MICHAEL ANN YOUNG ROBBY ALDEN and great grandparents is so happy to have brother TRIPP (2)! The children . . . SINGLETON. MICHAEL ANN was a are RAY (deceased) and HELEN FRADY, a little sister! of FORD and RACHEL HAUSSER. super camper and counselor for great grandparents BARBARA and Grandparents are longtime Alumni, several years at Indian Springs. COMER ALDEN (deceased). I’m coming to BOO and META HAUSSER. America soon to meet you! Page 10, LUMNEWS, May 2021 My summer Camp job was smooth sailing BY HAL ten BRINK Back in the day when I was a counselor, Summers of 1967 - 1976, I was given some pretty good duties. The best was working at Sailing. Sailing involved teaching campers how to sail Sun- fi sh or Starfi sh single sail sailboats. The purpose was to compete in sailboat races and just enjoy leisurely sailing around the lake. In order to achieve these goals, the counselors had various tasks. First, there was working the sailboat docks. When the day began, the counselors HAL ten BRINK - 12 years/ HAL ten BRINK “Mister Speaker” had to swim out to the sail- camper & counselor at sailing ing docks to raise the sails. The docks were set up so as to where they needed to be are the parents of 1 1/2 year he attended St. Mary’s Uni- that the boats would all face and when. Additionally, this old daughter, MARION. A versity School of Law, J.D. the wind. Therefore, when person would be informative Campfi re Lighter several We thank you again, HAL, the sails were raised, they MARY TERRY BENTON (l) and CHRISTINE on daily operations of camp years, HAL was in charge of for your special story and JOHNSTON WARREN are fi nally vaccinated and back were launched by pushing and news of the world. The sailing for many, many years we thank you for taking the out in the world!! Here they are at the Mile 0 Music Fest the boats off the back of the job was well known by all. as a Counselor. A graduate time from a busy schedule to in Key West! dock where they could in An added advantage of the of the University of Texas at jot down your memories! WE turn catch wind in their sails speaker job was the view. Austin, B.A., Government, APPRECIATE YOU! and sail out into the lake. You saw a beautiful lake in Likewise, at the end of the good weather with all kinds period, the sailboats would of boats that were pretty and come back to the backside scenery that was constantly If BJ gave you an order, you knew to do it of the dock, be caught by the changing. This was some- A NICE NOTE ALONG know TEX 1970, but after so many terms proached the nest, momma counselor, and moored for thing few people get in a job. WITH A FUNNY STORY did not al- and years, I’m not sure. buzzard, who happened to be the campers in the next peri- I served in all these capaci- FROM BOO HAUSSER . . . low!) It was home, used a buzzard’s od. At the end of the day, the ties and in boat repairs in the Monday, January 18 . . . definitely As my last activity of the best defense to defend her counselors lowered the sails shop. Needless to say, the META and I are spending my favorite day, my job was to go to the babies, regurgitating what- and swam back to shore. most important and fun job a lot of time at the ranch time on earth walk-in cooler at Chow Hall ever dead animal it had eaten Another job for the coun- was being “Mister Speaker” staying isolated to a certain and my hap- and pack the food for the cab- that day! If you can imagine selors at Sailing was man- as some were called. It was extent until we can get vac- py dreams in cookouts across the lake. I absolutely the worst smelling ning the motor boats de- the best job I had at Camp cinated. It’s near impossible are still of had no idea what the differ- liquid ever, I was covered signed to help sailors who Longhorn or anywhere else to get a reservation for the CLH! BOO ence was between cabbage with it! ( I also regurgitated required some sort of help in my life. few shots available in San and lettuce, as it all looked my chow hall lunch!) with their boats. Examples Antonio. FORD and RA- I talk with MF often. Her alike, plus it was freezing As most counselors in the were when the tiller (steering HAL ten Brink, what a CHEL are in Ft. Worth and eyesight is bad, but still as in the walk-in cooler and I Boy’s Camp well knew, you wheel) needed repositioning wonderful story about sail- love it. TRIPP, our grandson sharp as ever. SCOTT arid couldn’t wait to get out of don’t ever fail an order from or a sail had come down. The ing here at Inks L~ke in the is a little over 2 and a real LYNN keep in touch also. there! So instead of lettuce BJ. So with my hands being motorboats would go out to 60‘s and 70’s! And what a joy! Their new daughter is Thanks for keeping the on the hamburgers, all the pecked by momma buzzard, fi x them since the boats could great sailing counselor and 2 months old named LYDA. memories alive through the campers and counselors had I reached in the nest, grabbed not come back to the dock director you were! What We see them a lot at the newspaper and give PAM a was cabbage at the cookout! the ugliest baby bird you with their problems. Anoth- more could a counselor ranch or coast as FORD can big “hi” for me! As you can imagine, coun- have ever seen, crammed er thing the motorboats did want besides a great cabin fl y there in an hour. selors started complaining it in the burlap sack and re- was make sure the sailboats of campers!! HAL grew up I really did enjoy reading ONE OF OUR ALL TIME, to BJ (Bill Johnson) and as turned to camp and present- did not get out of the area in Houston and then New all the stories in the Alumni FAVORITES HERE AT punishment, Bill had me take ed my prize to Bill. And now where they were supposed to York and after the move he news. Even brought a few CAMP, BOO HAUSSER, I a motorboat and burlap sack you know how Lyndon the be sailing. All this and other knew that he could count on tears as I remembered what a THANK YOU FOR YOUR across the lake to the buzzard Buzzard got to Camp Long- jobs kept the motorboat op- camp and that trip back to joy those years at CLH were. NOTE! . . Now on to your roost where new baby buz- horn! erators busy. Texas each summer! HAL You know, my fi rst year was funny, funny story!. . zards had been hatched. Boo Hausser The most visible job of the was a camper for four years Wrangler. (WILL had gone My instructions were to sailing counselors was the and counselor 8 years .. all for years but the ranch was all Hi Helen and happy new climb the cliff and bring back PS: It would be illegal to- operator of the loud speak- at Inks Lake . . He is an at- I needed). My parents talked year! I loved reading the a baby buzzard. No problem day to own a pet buzzard. er on the main docks. This torney, retired from the State me into going, and RAY was Alumni newspaper with all I thought, and during rest person could be heard by of Texas and wife BARBARA my counselor. I was Favorite the stories. All the writers period, off I go to get a baby PSS: Someday I will tell everyone. This person gave is a science educator. Son, Wrangler and spent the next must have been babies when buzzard. I had no idea what you what happened to me directions on how to get their SAM, who is 35 years old, how many years at CLH! I I was at camp as I knew very was to happen, but believe when I dropped Ray Frady’s sailboats where they were was a camper and counselor know it was over 12 terms as few (except Woody.) me, Bill did! prized pocket knife in the going. The operator gave in- at Inks Lake for twelve years. as even one summer I went Here is a little known story. Up the cliff I climb with lake that was given to him as structions to the whole group He and wife, SAMANTHA, all three terms (which as you I’m guessing this was around my burlap sack. As I ap- a gift by his football players! LUMNEWS, May 2021, Page 11 Ranch Branch Ramblings And The Beginnings by AMY SCOTT a great counselor can make having both boys and girls ing the opportunity to inter- FORTENBERRY anything fun and of course, from the beginning. As a re- act with them. TEX had a HELEN asked me to ours did! We had no idea sult, we had guy counselors thing he liked to do where share what the Ranch that we were doing camp for many of our activities. he would drive a group of Branch was like in the early a great service by clearing I remember nature class- campers down the airstrip days so I will do my best to the area for the beautiful St. es and hiking below the darn in the bus. Gaining speed recall some of it for you. Augustine grass that would to catch frogs for the snake and going pretty fast he Like many other for- come later. Closed toed pit with MICHAEL ELLI- would instruct everyone to mer campers/counselors, shoes were not just a good SON and GREG GLAUS- put their arms out like air- I was introduced to camp idea, they were essential if ER regaling us with stories, plane wings. Just as he got at the age of eight. It was you didn’t want to be im- songs, and trivia. I also to the end of the runway, he the bicentennial summer of paled going to various ac- remember that MICHAEL would slam on the brakes, 1976 when I headed off for tivities. had to pick burs out of his perfectly timed to barely my fi rst summer at Camp The physical layout leg hairs after those trips bump into the fence for the WARREN and AMY with their back packs and camping Longhorn. My older sister of camp was much more (sorry that is what an eight aborted takeoff. Then he gear in the mountains LIESL, also attended camp condensed. The boys cab- year old girl remembers). would stand up, hands on that summer but we part- ins were located above the It was very normal to have his hips and ask which one campfi re was called (sung) of course, Pita. ed ways as she was head- Chow Hall and the girls guy counselors for other of us didn’t put our arms a hush came over the camp Instead of a Breakfast ed to the Main Camp and cabins started over the of- activities like rifl ery, rap- out! Lots of laughing would and the cabins fi led down to cookout, we had a Break- I was destined for Ranch fi ce. I believe there were 10 pelling, swimming, and of ensue. the bridge. The duty coun- fast ride which I looked Branch. Our parents really cabins in all that year (fi ve course hoss. There were other nota- selor would monitor the forward to every year. We had not intended for me to boys and fi ve girls). I was I still remember STE- ble differences between the bridge and space everyone got up super early (before go to camp that summer. in the youngest girls cabin, VEN DULANEY, KELLY camps that exemplifi ed the out so that one cabin at a the sun was even up). and Attending the carnival with the Seahorses. It was many HALE, DAVE LITTLE, “ranch” theme. Instead of time could orderly cross rode for a loooong time friends to see if LIESL was years later that the Ponies and so many others making having a carnival King and to the other side. Despite out to the treehouse for a interested was really their were added and the cabin camp fun and memorable. Queen, we had Roughriders their best efforts, it was chuckwagon type meal. plan. When they spotted names rearranged, a prac- One memory, maybe not as and Sidekicks. As cabins very common for someone We hiked to the gorge and us watching the movie .... tice that occurred occasion- positive, involved a coun- were added each year, we to fall into the lake going heard the tale of Lover’s well there must have been ally through the years as selor named JIM BLACK- eventually had our fi rst Ma- to, or from, campfi re each Leap and camp magic was a big heart shaped balloon cabins were added. WELL eating a daddy long rines and Marinas, although night. made when someone would over my head because to SALLY LUCKSINGER legs spider on a dare. Ick! they were known as the Sea The campfi re area con- inevitably fi nd an arrow- hear my parents tell the sto- was my counselor that sum- My Wrangler Chief year, Horses and Aqua Posse. sisted of the backdrop head along the trail on the ry, it was clear that I really mer. What an impression STEVE SKIEF taught our The physical layout of only. The paved amphithe- way back. wanted, and needed to go to she made on me! She was cabin how to ride the ATC’s camp was more condensed ater seating was not there Eventually Ranch camp. in charge of the swim bay (three wheeled all terrain back then. With all of the and we sat in the grass on Branch became its own full As it turned out, Camp and I thought she must be cycles). cabins on the Chow Hall the hill. When it rained or fl edged camp and the Indian Longhorn had a new camp one of the world’s greatest Speaking of ATC, Camp side of the lake, the only was wet, it became slip- Springs moniker adopted. that had just fi nished its people. No doubt my posi- had a few interesting ac- thing across the lake was pery. I remember one of my Main Camp became known inaugural year and they tive fi rst summer is largely tivities that came and went the Super Slide which was friends slipping and falling as Inks Lake, and of course needed fi rst year campers. credited to her, as well as through the years. For in- a big fi berglass slide with in the mud as she excitedly C3 has now been added as Viola! I was in and so was my love for camp bacon! stance, in an effort to pro- humps that made you fl y in ran down to the “stage” af- another great part of Camp my sister! The Ranch Branch was vide a substitute for water the air and hopefully land ter being named a favorite. My recollection of camp interesting in those early skiing, BOBBY rigged up in your lane before you en- Eventually paved seating See AMY SCOTT, Page 12 was that it was much more years ..... Very Camp Long- a device at the end of the tered the water for a super was built and paved walk- rustic in some ways than it horn, but also not like the lake that had a seat and an wedgee. ways added around the is now. Oh sure, the librar- mother camp. Actually, outboard motor and then an That slide was eventu- swim bay and across to the LI’L MORON . . ies are the same, and the they referred to the Ranch arm that went across a pivot ally replaced by the water waterpark. Chow Hall functions es- Branch as the sisters’ point and on the other end socks. We had one blob My counselor friends sentially as it did back then camp since the ROBERT- was a handle where a ski- which left us with plenty will probably be surprised 1) What is cheese (although its footprint has SON daughters (SALLY er could get up and ski in a of space for sailing! Well, to know that I really want- that doesn’t belong grown), and the screened in and NAN) worked at that tight circle. plenty of space is probably ed to go to Ranch Branch as to you called? cabins, complete with Cen- location and the brothers Envision a Milkshake on overstating it. We do think a kid because of the horses. tral Texas air, are timeless. were at Main Camp. Oc- its side in the water. I know that we became skilled sail- It was only when I strayed 2)What’s one animal Still, there was a certain casionally we visited Main that activity had a name, ors as turning was constant from my home term as a you’ll always fi nd at a unrefi ned feel about camp Camp for water skiing or maybe the ski wheel? We to avoid collisions with the counselor that I realized baseball game? during my fi rst summers a swim meet and we mar- affectionately called it the blob (an automatic d-mer- being near the water was as a camper that is hard to veled at the size and how spin-n-barf. It was a one it)! The sailboats were more pleasant than the cor- 3) Why is Cinderella pinpoint. separate the boys and girls and done activity. I have docked where the lily pads ral in mid to late summer. so bad at playing I know that you all have camps were. It made sense to admit that I was pretty are now. We didn’t have But my early days of camp football? probably heard the stories when we were told that bummed that I never got to a swimming pool, scuba involved a love of the hors- of picking up rocks for camp started as a boys try it. pool, or lazy river. Just the es and trail rides. NAN was 4) What’s a really sad merits and the sticker burrs camp and then girls were When TEX and PAT one waterfront. in charge of hoss and she strawberry called? aplenty back in the day. admitted many years later. came to visit it was like roy- To connect to the camp- could tell the best stories Those stories are true. In Ranch Branch, however, alty had arrived. Everyone fi re area, we had a blue about Hangman’s tree, the Answers Elsewhere keeping with camp spirit, was much more integrated, adored them and loved hav- fl oating bridge. When Indian burial grounds, and Page 12, LUMNEWS, May 2021 Refl ections Of The Golden Decades Of The 1960‛s and 1970‛s By MARTHA BASS craving!” She said, “Being er trick I learned from BILL raids for the water cabin BAUMAN trained to be counselors just JOHNSON. RAY FRADY & sans swimsuit is what made I called on my “tribe” got better, with so much to BJ were like second dads to it so hilarious & a little em- of Camp Longhorn besties look forward to like Las Ve- me & I will never be able to barrassing if you got caught to help me write this arti- gas at the ROBB house, & repay them for all they taught popping the balloon on the cle about our shared camp volleyball with BILL & MF me,” DOUG said. cabin screen door. “I can’t memories in the 60s & 70s. at Yugali. Those days of be- PATTY CARGILE KOB, believe the rules changed to It just so happens that these ing a counselor were for me, from San Angelo, reminded ‘swimsuits required,’ I guess camp friends are among my the best summer job I could me of the tradition of turning it was the beginning of being very best friends. Every one ever have, with visits to the on lawn sprinklers on top of politically correct at Camp of their cell phones numbers BB & ATD just made my our cabins roofs on super hot Longhorn!” Patty said. Her is in my contacts! We started summer complete. I am so days. The cold water chilled least favorite thing was KP out in cabins together, doing happy to be a Longhorn Girl, the tin roof, which cooled the silverware duty on a big Marinas together, dancing & to be a part of such a won- cabin down. messy peanut butter day. “ I with one another on dance derful tradition of fun & re- The sound of rain lulled us loved icy Cokes with Sonic night, waving in the chow lationships that last forever. to sleep on our bunks during crushed ice after quiet time hall; all the way to being The friendships I made with afternoon rest time. She re- & late at night. I once scared counselors together, some so many people, I cherish,” members watermelon & my parents on V-Day during attending college together, KAYDEE recalled. DR. marshmallows being thrown the ‘Blob’ activity by disap- even teaching activities at BREW HOUSTON, from to campers as they were pearing into the air pocket camp together. Longview, (9 years) said, pulled on inner tubes behind under the walkway to the We literally “grew up” to- “One term, while unload- a barge on the Lake on cabin Blob. My mother still talks gether at camp in our teens, ing footlockers from buses, cook-outs. What about man- about it to this day,” said Pat- anticipating the next sum- BILL JOHNSON, the boys datory once a week “bath ty, (10 years) mer, just as soon as the cur- camp director, asked me, & shampoo,” whether you A lot of large families sent rent one ended. When we’re ‘Hey, Brew, how is your needed it or not? Water cab- ALL their children to camp, together, we still feel like Spanish?’ I said, ‘I don’t ins often chose to lather up like the THORNTONS from teenagers, and the humor has speak Spanish.’ BJ said, ‘It’s & bathe in Inks Lake with a San Antonio, the HOL- never changed! going to be a fun term!’ Later bar of soap, over a shower in LANDS from Dallas, the 6 One of my best mem- I met my co-counselor from the library, (camp name for ories is the afternoon we Mexico City. He didn’t speak bathroom). The nighttime See GOLDEN, Page 13 sat on the fi eld anticipating a word of English.” the matchmaking of big & BREW reminded me, little sister. I remember it “Camp is a tradition. It car- Amy Scott Fortenberry vividly. I was sitting next ries on through the years & Continued on Page 11 to KAYDEE BROWN BAI- remains consistent & a part LEY, also from Fort Worth, of our lives for generations.” Longhorn. The early days ly days, is for us to enjoy waiting for the legend BOB CLH exes and UT roommates . . front (l-r) MELANIE of Ranch Branch will al- today! The sailboats, the THORNTON FRAZIER, KAYDEE BROWN BAILEY & BREW said that BJ was HUDSON to pull our names CYNTHIA WILLIAMS BEECHERL, back (l-r) MARTHA BASS clairvoyant. He remembers ways be special to those of blobs .. oh, so many price- out of the hat, matching us BAUMAN and PATTY CARGILE KOB him coming up from behind, us who had the opportunity less stories! AMY, from Cle- with babies from the Wrens, pressing all 9 strong fi ngers to be a part of it. After a few burne, TX, is retired from Canary & Lark cabins. I said been coming to camp - 2, 4, 5 hood bestie, has so many on BREW’s shoulders at years (ahem- decades) of the Parks and Recreation to KAYDEE, “See that little years were the answers. BOB memories of her 10 years morning chow after a coun- existence, it is obvious that Dept. and lives in Celina, girl? The one with the curly reminisced, “There was this at Longhorn it was hard for selor night off. BJ whispered the same pioneering camp TX with her retired fi re brown hair, with the little cocky little blonde headed her to just name a few! She in his ear, “Got you down for spirit continues on at Indian fi ghter husband WARREN round pink glasses? That’s kid that answered, ‘13 years.’ believes her Camp Longhorn an extra duty night, sound Springs today. Very much and daughter, EMMA(l8) the one I want.” Well, SHIR- It took me about 20 years to memories are “priceless.” fair?” He had eyes in the a Camp Longhorn product who was a camper in 2011 LEY MILLER, from Dallas, realize that we were only 13 KD remembers the vision back of his head. but with its own fl air and and 2012 at Indian Springs. stood up & pulled my name years old when he said that. of being on a fl oating cabin DOUG THOMPSON, feel .... And now as it nears As a camper, AMY was out of the hat. The rest is his- That kid is now my brother- was something she looked Longhorn Lifer from Big D tory. its 50th anniversary, it has campfi re lighter many times in-law, SCOTT JOHNSON.” forward to & was a dream with 13+ years under his belt its own history and tradi- and favorite. As a coun- We have walked through BOB added, “Needless to come true when it fi nally said, “I remember BJ teach- life together, all the way up say, Camp changed my life. ing me to replace a cotton tions built over many sum- selor she ran Swim Bay happened. mers of fun. and was Activities Direc- to the present time, as sisters. I always say that despite all Water Raids in the nude, pin on the outboard motor on We both live in Austin & see my schooling, the most im- the Riff Raft. Doesn’t sound tor. She wore many hats at swimming off the fl oat- AMY SCOTT F0RTEN- CLH Indian Springs! Amy each other on a regular basis! portant things I ever learned ing cabins in the dark af- too hard for most people, but SHIRLEY spent 15 summers were from BILL JOHNSON. ter campfi re (a thing of the being from Highland Park, I BERRY, what a great, great, graduated from Texas Tech at Longhorn! The JOHNSONS were my past) made her nervous, but was clueless. I learned how story! It gives such a won- University. She adds that DR BOB KINGMAN re- 2nd family. My best friends quickly she became brave to drive a stick shift in a 1945 derful review of the “early she and husband WARREN calls getting off the San An- to this day are the friends I & loved them. On the water, Jeep from camp & I learned days” of Ranch Branch, will be teaching lifeguard- tonio bus as a 1st year camper made at Camp. Hopeful- she said being a Marina was how to drive a speed boat now Indian Springs! ing during work week at in 1971. He was assigned to ly the current generation of hilarious. KAYDEE shared, there. I parlayed that into 3 You were there and were CLH - their 10th year! We the Swordfi sh cabin, which campers will be able to make “I never thought it would be years of teaching the Wran- part of traditions being thank you sooo much, AMY, doesn’t even exist anymore. that same statement 50 years so much fun to be picked on, gler Chiefs waterskiing for made that are still special for such a delightful and Wanting to make conversa- from now.” & really, all of the creativity 5 straight periods. I wore a today! That beautiful green easy to read story! We look tion, he asked fellow cab- KAYDEE BROWN BAI- of harmless embarrassment lot of zinc oxide on my nose, grass, thanks to all the forward to seeing you and inmates how long they had LEY, my sidekick & child- was just what a teenager was which I think saved it, anoth- sticker pickers in the ear- WARREN SOON! LUMNEWS, May 2021, Page 13

GOLDEN DECADES Continued from Page 12

PRICE sisters from Okla- red thus the phrase “red pin” because I am in trouble. I im- get too close. We couldn’t homa, the RATLIFFS from meant you couldn’t go swim- mediately start crying hard & wait til Carnival, particu- Fort Worth, the JOHNSONS ming! the counselor who was teas- larly the marriage booth & CLINTONS from Burnet Every morning at merit ing me tried desperately to where KAYDEE BROWN & so many more. MELANIE checking time we returned console me.” BAILEY & MARC SOP- THORNTON FRAZIER, our merits to our counsel- The real reason? They ER married each other, (who sent all 4 of her sons, ors & received any of our were taking BRENT to year after year! And when TRAVIS, BRENT, BENJA- Dpins we had relinquished a place for a photo with our own friend, CYNTHIA MIN, & JAY both as campers the previous day back to us. STEVE & KENNA, as well WILLIAMS BEECHERL, & counselors) quizzed her “A record was kept for the as RUSS CANNON, with from Dallas, was crowned sisters CYNDY, MARGO & ‘merit balance’ which could a caption that read, “Brent Carnival Queen! Wow! We FELICE about camp. They be spent at the merit store,” breaks Cabin One Record.” miss Pie Day, lemon & choc- all agreed that the piles of BETH recalled. This early The picture is in the 1967 olate. We cherished Church bacon on Sunday were amaz- banking experience certainly yearbook. Mountain on Sundays when UT roommates & CLH Exes . . . (l-r) BETH HOLLAND BECK, ing, & they especially loved laid a foundation for BETH’s BRENT said, “Who’s we would walk in silence MARTHA BASS BAUMAN, PATTY CARGLIE KOB and the solid ice cream bars with business degree in fi nance record did I break? Robby up the mountain. Remember KAYDEE BROWN BAILEY peanut butter on chocolate, with an accounting minor, Robertson’s! Dang right! chanting, “Today we declare, or honey on vanilla. at the University of Texas at Owner of the camps’ very elbows on the table day,” al- The THORNTON Sisters Austin! Ha ha own son.” “Further tidbit: ways when fried chicken was remember Gumdrop Day & There she roomed with My record never made it into served. National Tump Day. Camp KAYDEE BROWN BAI- the annual records! Why? A How about Miss Motor Longhorn was instituting LEY, PATTY CARGILE swimmer broke my record Boat & Swim Bay? Movie “national days” long before KOB & me. BETH said,” in the 3rd term mile swim. Night at the Boys Camp? Or Instagram was! MELANIE I met my 3 college room- His name? Billy Robert- daddy long legs spiders all (9 years) said, “What a joy it mates at Camp Longhorn son.” Classic story, don’t you over the library walls? We is for me that each of my boys & they are still my dearest agree? You can’t make this drank from the ‘Old Faith- has come to love my ‘forever friends, our bond runs deep.” stuff up..... ful,’ & relished refreshment happy place’ as much as I do. BETH’s family also has Everyone I spoke to this time after quiet time during There’s no place like Camp!” deep ties to Camp - her sib- week agreed that camp in the heat of the day, when DR. MARC SOPER, (7 lings ROBERT, DAVID, & the 60s & 70s was gold- the cabin OD, (offi cer of the years) remembers like it was KATHY were campers/coun- en! We all have memories day) would retrieve the large yesterday that he & BILL selors. Her 3 sons were as of traditions - things like blue plastic tray with drinks JOHNSON were standing well, WILLIAM, ANDREW, FAVERO at Pitstop & PBZ’s & candy orders. We ran bare- FRIENDS THEN and NOW! (l-r) DR. BREW HOUSTON, above the tennis courts look- & PRESTON PEEPLES. prescribed for every illness, foot all day long 24/7 from CARCY CLINTON, DR. MARK SOPER, MARSHALL PAYNE, ing down on a camp dance Her grandson HOLLAND BOB TARLTON storytell- the the moment we got off SCOTT JOHNSON, DR. BOB KINGMAN and night his Wrangler year. PEEPLES will attend Camp ing at the boys camp, all the the bus, til we hopped in our MACK PURIFOY BJ said, “Marc, like your- for the fi rst time this summer. while with a cigarette dan- parent’s car to go home on self, these kids are building MARSHALL PAYNE, gling from his mouth. ZARK V-Day! friendships that will last a (11 years) summed it up so building & repairing every- Remember when “mail lifetime. Someday you’ll be succinctly, “I thought Camp thing at camp while his wife, call” brought you real letters in a foreign land, not know was fun when I was a camp- LORENA, was in charge of & large packages from your anybody, & you’ll run into er. I didn’t know what FUN laundry ... BOB HUDSON, family? Written on station- a fellow Longhorn camper.” was til I was a counselor.” who ran the girls camp for ary? How about when your MARC said to me, “He was MARSHALL also shared the so long, was charged with laundry was returned to your right.” BETH HOLLAND memory of when he & fellow the enormous task of deliv- cabin wrapped in brown pa- PEEPLES BECK, (11 years) counselor, DAVID HOL- ering the yearbooks to each per with your name written from Dallas, remembers that LAND, (his doppelgang- of our homes during the fall in marks-a-lot? Remember the fi rst “chef’ at camp was er) from Dallas (15 years), & winter. We remember the Zarro visiting your cabin LT BARNETT. Wonderful dressed up in the same exact Mile Swim, the Siesta Swim late at night to see if every- BARNEY came later. BETH shirt, shorts & sunglasses for Meet, Frog Day & Aqua Girl one was in bed? Was Zarro reminded me that in these the “Name the Counselor” & “love that mud ma’am,” checking on campers, or early days when a camp- contest. Defi nitely threw the during Marinas. counselors? er selected their bunk, they campers for a loop! Deja Vu. Do you remember run- As counselors, we of- THORNTON FAMILY . . all CLH exes . . (l-r) CYNDY unpinned the metal D-Pins In 1967, BRENT RAT- ning around your cabin’s ten met at the coffee pot in PEACOCK, MARGO HARROD, MELANIE FRAZIER, from the mattress. The 5 LIFF from Fort Worth, broke chow table on your birth- the morning at chow hall to DR. MARK THORNTON, FELICE CROCKER and pins were engraved with the the mile swim record for day? “Round the table you share knowing glances & AMY HINSON cabin name & the bunk num- Cabin One. A few days lat- must go, you must go, you smiles, reminders of the fun ber - ( ex. W-10) for Wrens. er, his counselor, (he thinks must go, round the table you we’d had together the night “We wore these pins on our KEN HINES) pulled him must go, it’s your birthday!” before. We cherish our fi rst- shorts or swimsuit straps. from an activity. He walked I always wanted a summer hand memories of TEX & When given a D-Merit, we with counselors STEVE birthday! PAT ROBERTSON, a vi- gave one of these personal & KEN TARLTON, both. We remember KP, (kitch- sual reminder to us that our BILL & M.F. engraved pins to that coun- brothers from his hometown en duty) when we all want- parents loved us. BJ & MF JOHNSON selor & likewise when we of Fort Worth. He wondered ed to be inspectors at night, JOHNSON knew our names received a merit, we added where they we’re taking him. so we could see the boys & made each of us feel spe- an unmarked pins to our set. BRENT recalls, “My better; dance night on the cial. We appreciated HELEN When we were sick, we were counselor tells me I am going girls tennis court when the given a metal pin painted to see TEX ROBERTSON counselors wouldn’t let you See MORE GOLD, Page 14 Page 14, LUMNEWS, May 2021 Leaps of faith, learning to love the lake

By AMY SLADCZYK free ‘n easy swims) while in your cabin, right?!? No a truth we’ve all had the in- HANCOCK counseling campers right matter, we are both CLH credible benefi t of experi- CLH has given all of us there off the Marina cabins in Hall of Honor inductees for encing, via the friendships alums so many wonderful Canoe Bay! It seemed I had life from our Little Bonnet we made there and one that gifts over the years, but I luckily drifted out of eye- days and for that we are im- certainly continues to ring wanted to tell my fellow sight (or perhaps was hiding mensely proud. true for me, today. campers and counselors on my fl oat under the water My camp bestie and I both HELEN asked us to about one that has defi nitely cabin??? . .. I can’t complete- married a little later in life share some of our favorite been extra special to me: the ly recall !) at the exact time and therefore had our only “older” traditions via this gift of an incredible friend- the ever-dutiful and diligent children also somewhat later article, so the “young’uns” for-life! The kind of friend BILLY ROB “popped up” than our fellow CLH com- would know some pieces of who is there for you through around the back deck of the rades did. Our kiddos (and old camp lore. Here’s just a thick and thin and one who Coot cabin to ask JULIE just future CLH campers!) are few of the things that came knows and loves CLH just what the heck she was doing just 7 mos. apart and we both to mind as JULIE and I sat much as I do. sunbathing during counselor serve as Godparents to each. around the campfi re recalling The good Lord sure knew duties?!? I am certain JULIE We live in the same neigh- some details of the oldies, what He was doing when He took the fall for both of us borhood in a huge metropoli- but defi nite goodies: placed both of us together during the “Camp-is-for-the- tan area in the 4th largest city in Burnet, Texas one fateful Campers [CIFTC]!” remind- in the world, just 4 blocks ZARK - if he couldn’t fi x summer in the early 90’s. er she received from BILL. apart. Our kids started at the it, no one could & duct tape Specifi cally, it was in the She STILL gives me grief same schooi (and lit up and fi xes everything at Camp chow hall for our fi rst meal for throwing her under the heartedly waved to each oth- Longhorn - just look around as newer counselors (before bus (or rather, canoe or water er like we envision they will for yourself and you’ll still the campers arrived the next cabin) for that one! do in the Chow Hall’s Chow COUNSELOR STAFF PICTURE . . 1993! AMY SLADCZYK (l), JULIE HALE DEHAN (r) LACY HAWN ROBERTS in the day) as JULIE HALE DE- Other beloved memo- and KP lines, one day!). My See FRIENDS, Page 15 middle! HAN went through the chow ries involve when we would daughter calls “Day is Done line to begin her stint coun- “switch cabins” for the day, /Taps” her “nighttime lulla- seling an unknown term for as it was rather ironic that I by song” and JULIE’s son Continued from Page 13 the very fi rst time and didn’t would typically counsel the could sing the camp song in MORE GOLDEN DECADES yet know if any of her JC or oldest campers in camp, The its entirety (while playing his & RAY FRADY, who ran a IN DOLAN was assigned ING, MARTHA BASS BAU- former camper friends would Chiefs and she would typi- own guitar) before he turned tight ship running the day to the “Fun” activity, BILL MAN!! Your interviews with also be there? Even though I cally have the youngest, the 3 years old! And yet none of to day schedules that made JOHNSON knew KEVIN your CLH “tribe” and their was from Beaumont, I knew Wrens. Those days would this was intentional. None, Camp run smoothly. They would have no problem with thoughts and memories of and recognized JULIE provide a LOT of enter- whatsoever. We never stra- made us feel safe within the “ Fun.” SCOTT reminded along with yours, brought from growing up and going tainment for both of us as I tegically predicted when we boundaries of the camp rules. me of one day when parasail- back sooo many memories! to school in Houston with my couldn’t understand why the would marry and have our Remember SCOTT ing on the airstrip was great, It’s so much fun to see and cousin, another CLH alum Wrens needed me to pour kiddos and the DEHANS JOHNSON from Burnet? just ask MACK PURIFOY know your besties CLH life (and now camper parent), their milk in their cereal for picked our neighborhood He was the get the kid in the from Temple! Attawaytogo, impressions each a little ELIZABETH STEVENS them at morning chow and when they relocated back to beginning of this article who MACK! different and they all end in BECKER, so I told her to she couldn’t understand how Houston for many reasons said he’d been at camp for “The saddest days of my friendships forever!! Your grab her silverware (and I could keep the Chiefs on but one was its proximity to 13 years? Well, it felt like life were every summer at 4 hours and hours of work and really gave her no choice their best behaviors all day both sets of their parents. We it because he was at Camp p.m. of third term V-day ... with all the pictures is spe- in the matter!) and to come long (let’s just say I had a landed there only by kind- all summer, every summer Sailboats were stored away, cial! MARTHA grew up in over and sit with my veteran specifi c phrase about not al- ness and good fortune when of his life, as the son of MF blobs were put up, cabins Fort Worth and now lives in counselor friends from that lowing foul language in the our Houston home fl ooded & BILL JOHNSON. He re- shuttered & the silence was Austin with husband EDDY. term - and the rest is camp Chief Cabin. in the Memorial Day fl ood minded me that 50 years ago deafening ... My closest 3000 She is the mother of 5 grown history! This special friendship of 2015 and a co-worker of- we swam the mile across friends had gone home,” kids and grandmother of 2!! Not only was JULIE a borne of Camp Longhorn fered us an available place to the lake & back, dynamited SCOTT reminisced fondly. MARTHA works as a liaison dear friend to me that sum- was clearly meant-to-be. land that he and his family sailboats in the middle of the Well friends, just like the to families of the elderly to mer and for the rest of them Even though we camped had recently vacated but had lake & pulled campers under- Camp song goes .... provide caregiving. She also to come, but I recruited (or different terrns (me: 1st and yet to place on the market. water on a piece of plywood sells organic wine with Scout some would say, corrupted) Julie: 2nd - back when those Just a coincidence? I like to to get the Frogman Bar. Scott I believe that there IS a and Cellar. Husband, ED- her into being my “partner-in- used to last three gloriously, think not! remembers that when 3 boy special place, & it truly IS DIE, is in commercial real camp-mischief-crimes” on full weeks), we were each Like I said at the begin- counselors weighing a total among the hills & dales, it estate. A camper/counsel- the shores of our Inks Lake, selected as Little Bonnet ning of this little tribute to of 600+ pounds jumped on sits upon a beautiful Lake, or 6 years at Inks Lake, she much to her (and BILL and Princess and Little Bonnet camp friendships, God knew the Blob simultaneously, an where breezes ALWAYS says she taught 10 activities CAROL’s!) chagrin. I won’t Favorite during our inaugu- exactly what He was doing 80 pound camper just might fi ll the sails .... It often calls a day straight at the sailing divulge all of our many fun- ral camper years. We will (and also what each of us leave the Blob Bay soaring, my name. The memories docks All day!! MARTHA fi lled antics, but will share probably rock on a porch to- needed) when bringing us & land in Canoe Bay. are always there for you & was voted favorite counsel- one of my favorites about gether one day still debating together during those fun- He recalls when a brand for me, it’s a place where or 3rd term, 1976. A com- a time when I convinced which incredible accolade is in-the-sun times at the best new counselor was assigned the campfi re is ALWAYS munications major at UT in her (very much against her the more prestigious of the place on earth. “My bud- to Archery. The newbie told aglow. There is no place on Austin, she has a Journalism rule-following will) that it two .. .. it HAS to be Princess dy come back, tonight, the BJ, ‘I don’t know anything God’s green earth, where tru- Degree. We thank you over was COMPLETELY fi ne because you get fed grapes campfi re is aglow. No place about Archery.’ BJ replied, er friends will know. CAMP and over and over again, to lay out on pool rafts (ob- and special foods during on Earth where truer friends ‘You should be able to learn LONG HORN! MARTHA, for such a fun-to- tained from the Marinas who Carnival AND the next day you’ll know” isn’t just a line faster than a 7-year-old read loaded with memories had them in their cabins for during Rest ‘n Ramble back in a beloved camp song. It’s !’Scott said that when KEV- WHAT A GREAT WRIT- article!! LUMNEWS, May 2021, Page 15 FRIENDS Continued from Page 14 see remnants of Zark’s lega- your tail had to be when the on the fl oor of JOHNNY and prepped for dance night glam cy to confi rm this! clock struck midnight ... or it DONNA’s house - these were sessions. Dr. Schwartz - TEX loved would be sweeping the girls’ fun and special privileges for Vegas- where you would playing this “character” at camp tennis courts the very the oldest campers at camp! hear “All Bet’s Down, Campfi re for many reasons next day! Marine/Marina Under- Hands Off the Table!” and ... one of which was selecting The Sunshine Bus- TEX water House - Enter if you “The Only Way to Win Big, which staff counselor would used to love to “drive” this dare!. .. and you wouldn’t is to Bet Big !” sung at the be “on duty” that night as on 4th yr. trips to Ranch pass your Marine/Marina tops of the lungs of ANDEE the Campfi re MC and have Branch and would let us Bar if you didn’t! RUSSELL, PISTOL LOVE, to play his ‘assistant’ han- catapult down a hill to see Golden Merits - they were STUART WHITEHEAD, dling multiple snakes as they how far we could “coast” (no made for the 50th Anniversa- MICHAEL SOPER, JOHN spilled out of his pillow cases braking allowed)! ry of CLH in 1989 and you AND BRANDT MARTIN, onto the campfi re stage! He Ghost Town - the scariest can still fi nd some in circula- MATT AYERS, HENRY loved seeing which ones of place on Earth. Wait. Did we tion, today. REINSTRA and JIM HEN- us were up to the challenge say scariest? Our mistake. Carnival - where you can RY (all certifi ed Black Jack of assisting the infamous We defi nitely meant corni- be put in the Quail Jail and Dealers PAT and TEX “fl ew Dr. Schwartz! (JULIE is still est - but we sure loved taking get married by the Marinas in” directly from Vegas to haunted by the snakes falling campers on 2nd year trips while standing in a canoe! cover the event) .. . and if at her feet... and AMY is still there (and eating the special Don’t forget to make sure you were really lucky, you laughing about how much breakfasts BARNEY would your newly betrothed love could spot WILL BLACK in they scared JULIE!) prepare for us to take along)! survives the next day’s Mile his velvet and silk, maroon Working for TEX - When Hunting for Snipes (with Swim - did YOUR plastic, and black, paisley-strewn you told the campers you brown paper bags from the silver ring stay on for the smoking jacket borrowed “had to fi x fences so the libraries)- it’s a real sport, whole mile??? directly from the grotto and horses wouldn’t get loose at they are a real thing, just take Seahawk/Seagull Dance worn by Hef himself! the Ranch Branch” or “make our word for it. - we get to be on the “big- The Spa and Spa Burg- merits at The Shop” on your The Darn - a thing you kid’ tennis court in the boys ers - a fun night for Marinas/ off nights . . . thank goodness used to be able to ride down camp for Dance Night and Wranglers where AC, burg- JOANN at the BB would in a canoe on wheels during we didn’t have to wear our ers and shuffl eboard games never rat us out and tell the one of the fabled year trips camp uniforms (from Nei- were to be had; also a cov- campers the truth when they (before liability waivers man Marcus), anymore. This eted counselor meet-up lo- visited the Bluebonnet with were invented). marked a rite of passage in a cation when “Working for their parents for a little lunch The Narrows - another camper’s life for sure,... Tex.” and libation on their way awesome place of natural PAT and TEX’s Outdoor The Shaggy DA & Herbie home from V-days! wonder you were able to vis- Air Conditioning Units - the Goes to Hollywood - samples Catfi sh Barge - former it on the 8th/9th year trips. very fi rst ever “blow dry of some of ROBBY ROB’s restaurant at the head of the Wrangler Fun-in-the-Sun bars.” This is how every favorite, G-rated, Saturday camp road (that is totally sep- - a co-ed event warranting Little and Middle Bonnet Movie Night selections. arate and apart from camp’s some cool, specially-de- CELEBRITIES!! Catfi sh Bay, of course). signed T -shirts and a hot tub This is JULIE HALE DEHAN (l) and AMY SLADCZYK HANCOCK playing dress up with a crown and medals to “Alli-gator” - same camp - need we say more? commerate their Little Bonnet Hall of Honor awards!! pet in the pit outside the mer- Chief and Wrangler Over- it store ... and he really! is nights - Ahhhh, air condi- “Let me tell you about got to see when doing cabin 80+ years old! tioning (and TV!). Even if Shadrach, Meshach and checks post-midnight that Mary’s Cabin - where we were on sleeping bags A-bed-ne-go!” - one of have big orange teeth that ROBBY ROB’s favorite, refl ect quite brightly in one’s morning wake-up selections fl ashlight beams! that he used to play for us Mr. and Ms. Flush - super out of an old airplane hanger, prestigious staff positions for booth-type contraption. Leg- the rookie, fi rst time Staff end has it the hilarious little members. hanger booth had to be put # 1 Rule of Zorro: When out to pasture once it rusted you are Zorro, you are NOT to pieces. supposed to write “Z’s” Sunkist Drinks/Sodas - all over the campers sleep- “treats” you could get out of ing faces with your black RAY and HELEN’s refriger- Sharpie pens ... especially if ator, if you had special per- you are doing Zorro inspec- mission from RAY to do so! tions the night before Dance Tic marks on the ceiling Night! beams in the Chow Hall “Hi’ l’m”s - the actual (made my ROBBY and name for what the non-camp RAY)- the # of times we folk call name tags tried to get away with talking ”5-5-2’s” (b/c it would be to counselor boys when we too simple to just call them were NOT supposed to be “12-hour-counselor-breaks”) AMELIA HANCOCK (l) and future camper at Inks Lake! FIRST CARNIVAL . . 2016 . . for AMY HANCOCK (l) doing that! (They busted us - well-earned rest and ram- CHARLIE DEHAN (r) will be a fi rst year camper at C3 this daughter of JOSH & AMY SLADCZYK HANCOCK and coming summer! every time, of course). ble time for counselors who CHARLIE DEHAN, son of BRYAN & JULIE HALE DEHAN Nutrea rats- camp wild- life that staff counselors See FRIENDS, Page 16 Page 16, LUMNEWS, May 2021 Camp Longhorn memories . . . . BY BILL GREENHILL (not related to my wife). It The court ruled that all remains where it stood as a Greenhills have been part was a ten-year lease, but AL- property below an elevation reminder of TEX’s persever- of the Camp Longhorn story BERT died in 1948 before of 890 feet belonged to the ance to win the “cold war.” for three generations. JOE the expiration of the lease, Lower Colorado River Au- TEX and PAT remained and MARTHA GREEN- leaving the property to his thority (LCRA). The swim- good friends with the HILL, my brother CRACK- six sons and one daughter. ming bay was saved by the GREENHILLS though all ER GREENHILL and I, and TEX was able to purchase shoreline passage the ruling the years. All three of my all three of my children, the property from the six established, and eventually sons were campers and two DUKE, FRANK, and JOE. sons, but not the daughter, fl oating cabins were built were counselors at CLH Inks My wife, ANN MURCHI- LOLA and her husband LEE and remain in their (almost) Lake. My oldest son, DUKE, SON GREENHILL, was a MCCARTY. She thought her original berths now. served as the Activities Di- character in the CLH story dad would want to keep the When I was a camper, the rector of Inks Boys Camp before she became the lead- property in the family. Thus, East Germany property line under RAY FRADY for over ing character in my life story. began the “cold” territorial was a just a chalk line with half a decade. Attawaytogo Award . . tree ceremony for Judge Joe and Ann If not for CLH, I may never war between the MCCA- signs that warned crossing Cleverly, TEX began a Greenhill in 2001 . . from Bill . . “Mom and Dad received such an award. Included is a picture of the family (minus Dad, but have met her! (More on that RTY’s and the ROBERT- the line was a “D-Trap.” program of awarding long plus Tex).” (l-r) FRANK, ANN, JOE, ANN, BILL, DUKE . . later.) SON’s, and the creation of Later on, another fence was time connections with CLH that’s TEX in the background!! So, our family - all of East Germany. built. My most distinct rec- by dedicating a tree to alum- us across three generations Initially, campers could ollection about the fenced ni and friends of CLH. Mom but plus TEX). I are a part of this distin- (and soon to be a fourth) - walk from their cabins di- East Germany was being the and Dad received such an Love at First Sight? guished group. our family came to exist and rectly to the swim bay. That counselor in Cabin 11 - the award. Included is a picture Many of us met our evolved in the waters and the stopped when LEE MC- cabin that stood virtually on of the family (minus Dad, spouses at CLH. Ann and See GREENHILL Page 17 sunlight of Longhorn ... and CARTY built a barbed wire the East-West German line it all orbited “East Germa- fence to the water’s edge, beside what is now the Fen- ny.” which bifurcated the camp at way baseball fi eld. The MC- MORE FRIENDS Continued from Page 15 1939 - TEX and my dad, its center. Counselors began CARTY’s put horses in East stayed for multiple terms at walk around and check your and husband JOSH HAN- JUDGE JOE GREENHILL, calling the enclosed prop- Germany resulting in lots of camp. eyes from the outside screens COCK, live in Houston with became close friends in 1939 erty “East Germany.” TEX noise during the night. The Floods of Inks Lake when you would try to trick red headed and abolutely while Dad was attending the was not a happy camper (he My other recollection and the Summer of El Vi- them! As counselors, we ap- adorable daughter AMELIA University of Texas Law actually considered selling is the Karl’s Camp cabin rus - natural catastrophes preciated this. As parents .. . HANCOCK . . age 7 and fu- School and TEX was the camp!). However, after dis- across the swim bay on the that made for some “fun” this sounds delightful. ture camper! Both AMY and swimming coach at UT. TEX cussing the dilemma with MCCARTY’s property. LEE camp entertainment. Canoe- Miscellaneous mysteries JOSH are attorneys .. AMY, was ingenious in recruiting my dad, an Austin attorney MCCARTY was so angry ing out to your water cabins of CLH: people really do Director of Legal Talent and moms and dads to send their who specialized in water law, about the court ruling that he and seeing JOHNNY and believe TEX buried tons of HR at a Houston litigation kids to camp, counselors TEX “engaged” dad to sue leased his part of the prop- BILLY ROB tow the empty, coffee cans all over camp fi rm . . JOSH, In-House Cor- (free room and board and the MCCARTY’s in the Lla- erty to KARL PEARL to be run-away cabins back from fi lled with gobs of money & porate Securities Attorney . plenty of fresh air), as well no District Court to remove used as a fi shing camp. This the Darn (with the motorboat the code to basically every JULIE HALE DEHAN grew as campers. One of the inge- the fence off the water line venture failed. However, and riff rafts) was always ex- single gate and lock at CLH up in Houston and lives there nious recruiting tactics TEX to give passage to the swim thanks to the CLH Histor- citing! As for El Virus, let’s is ... well, we guess we could now with husband BRYAN developed was the Camp bay. (I understand that BILL ical Commission, after the just say camp staff got real tell you, but then we’d have and CHARLIE and this corn- Carnival. JOHNSON had already tak- MCCARTY’s property was creative with ways to help to ... you know (and it’s not ing summer will be CHAR- Mom and Dad were re- en the matter into his own bought by CLH and when C3 us all recover when Pit Stop a very CLH thing to write/ LIE’s fi rst year at CLH C3! cruited to host a Camp Car- hands - he bulldozed the was built, the Karl’s Camp was at capacity .. . mattresses say and we don’t want to risk JULIE says her occupation nival on the front lawn at our fence down.) cabin was not torn down and strewn out on the hill behind getting a D, so we’ll let your is “blabbing”!! I think AMY house in Austin. My brother, the spa come to mind when imagination work for itself, won every or was in charge CRACKER, actively recruit- recollecting about those here!) of every event at CLH at one ed his friends to join him days! time or another! She was at camp and its off-season The Camp Road: utilized Campfi re lighter multiple events. I remember this car- by many early-morning, ex- AMY SLADCZYK HAN- years, Little Bonnet Favorite nival in particular because I ercising counselors . . . and COCK, what an incredi- in 1982 and was also Coun- won a single shot 22 rifl e as a also frequently trekked by ble and beautifully written selor Favorite 1st Term, spinning wheel prize - carni- those returning from some story about friendship that 1991! Both she and JULIE val games have not changed. necessary Church Mountain you and JULIE HALE DE- are in the “Hall of Honor,” My sons DUKE and FRANK “clean up” sessions, post HAN have had starting at JULIE as a Little Bonnet both fi red their fi rst gunshot off-nights. Counselors didn’t CLH many, many years ago Carnival Princess and AMY from that same bolt action want to earn D-merits, either- . .AND . . the funny, funny as a Little Bonnet Favor- .22. so we defi nitely cleaned up! traditions you’all came up ite! JULIE doesn’t mention CLH was fi rst located on Quiet Time: No more with as you “sat around the where she went to school State property across Inks complaining about Q.T. campfi re” recalling some but AMY graduated from UT Lake opposite what would campers, because when WE details of the oldies but Austin and University of Tex- become the State Park. How- were young we had to keep defi nite goodies! There are as School of Law. We thank ever, when powers that be our eyes closed during qui- some great and funny tra- you’all for this amazing writ- determined that this proper- et time- for the whole time! ditions that you and JULIE ing and all of the pictures ty would become that Park, D-MERIT if you were caught talk about that bring back you sent! We look forward to TEX leased the property with your eyes open (espe- soooo many memories! AMY, seeing CHARLIE (age 8) this where the camp is now from cially for the younger cabins) a camper/counselor 13 years summer and AMELIA in the ALBERT MURCHISON and the counselors would was raised in Beaumont. She near future! LUMNEWS, May 2021, Page 17 Bill Greenhill Continued from Page 16 However, our beginning activities was scuba diving he had many times:”You can tin. When I was a Wrangler, dock and ran ashore. my memories but there is so much was not so hopeful. In 1966, with a Sea Hawk cabin. I handle it.” That is the way I we had the opportunity to go 2. Same tune, second Greenhill material that I will be Both ANN and I were third knew nothing about scuba took it. Lesson well learned. bare back riding. I can han- verse -When I was a wran- happy to write another time. Just term counselors, and we did diving. But, as BJ would If there is anything I learned dle this. Unbeknown to me, I gler counselor with Red Dog let me know when and I am ready. not know each other. She say as he put his four fi ngers at camp, it is self-confi dence, was given an especially luna- (RALPH JONES), a Riff I wanted to tell you that the Green- hill boys are doing well. Duke is was a Wren, and I was a Cab- around your neck, “You can “you can handle it.” tic horse to ride. All was well Raft activity was scheduled living in Savannah now and is the in 6 Armadillo on Inks Lake. handle it.” At one time, there Twelve Hour Leave until we arrived at the edge that included taking the girl department chair at Savannah Col- I was summoned to the coun- was an underwater bus (old Third term 1966 was a of the lake somewhere in the and boy Wranglers on an lege of Art and Design (SCAD) selor’s telephone booth at the camp bus) near the Dolphin banner year for me. Not girl’s camp. My horse decid- evening cruise down the lake for Advertising, Branding and Merit Store to return a call to cabin and canoe bay (re- only did I meet Ann, but I ed to take a bath. I fell off to have chow on the other Graphic Design. He just bought a my mother. When I arrived member-- “can u canu?”). To had an adventure on my 12- the horse, and it wandered side of the lake. Here we go mid-century modern house and at the telephone booth, ANN pass the scuba diving “bar,” hour leave. I had fi nished away. Somehow, I found again, BILL GREENHILL so is a fi rst time home owner. He is was on the phone talking to a camper was challenged to my freshman year at UT and the horse again. On the way running an outboard motor really doing well and we are proud her boyfriend. The conver- go through the front door of was a member of a fraterni- back, when we got to the end engine again. “I can handle of him. Frankie lives in Livingston, Montana and manages the storm sation went on and on. I got the underwater bus, and exit ty. A fellow counselor was a of the “air fi eld” opposite the it.” All was well, until we re- water program for the city of Boz- impatient. What I said to her at the back of the bus. As the member of the same frater- horse corral, my horse decid- turned in the dark. Of course, eman. He is a mountain man for to get her to get off the phone counselor, I went through nity. The fraternity sched- ed it was time to gallop to the I missed the dock, and we sure and is not yet married but we and what she said back is fi rst. One of the windows uled a party in Dallas to horse corral for chow. I hung landed on the shore. have hope! As Joe Says, Frankie is subject to interpretation. was broken, and I nearly recruit guys to be members on the horse’s neck for dear Don Frog an acquired taste. He always makes In any event, that was sliced off my right-hand of our fraternity. My fellow life. All ended well. I “han- Finally, one of my most us laugh and really brings us so not a good beginning for middle fi nger on the broken counselor suggested that we dled it.” vivid memories was when much joy. And, I am sure you know our relationship. However, glass. After I came up out of should drive to Dallas on our Politics and BJ I was a Sea Hawk. We had that Melissa ard Joe are the parents the gossip in the Chow Hall the water making sure not to 12-hour leave. I said, “OK.” When BILL JOHNSON various challenges to pass of twin boys who will be applying to come to camp in the near fu- was that I should ask her to make a “scene” before the Really a dumb move. Just was the head of the boy’s the Sea Hawk “Bar.” One of ture. We can’t wait! We hope and spend some time with me on campers I made my way to think about this, it is 3+3 camp on Inks Lake, BJ was them was the “50-foot dive” pray they are campers. It is so hard a night off. I now regret that the Pit Stop. When I got to 1/2 hour drive to Dallas, rather (extremely?) conser- to the bottom of Inks Lake. when our kids aren’t. I did not take her to the Blue Pit Stop, I was in a lot of and a 12-hour leave meant vative, politically. My broth- The counselor who accom- Love, Ann Bonnet Tavern or other ex- pain. FAYERO calmly gazed a 12-hour leave. I invited a er, CRACKER and I, grew panied me to the bottom of Th anks, Ann, for telling us citing location in or between and said, “what do we have counselor in the girl’s camp up under a conservative (as the lake was none-other than about the boys. Th e Greenhills Burnet and Llano. We opted here.” She told me to take to go with us (not ANN). (No opposed to “liberal”) Demo- Don Frog, DON JACKSON. span so many years am sure that to watch a move (Love Is a my swim trunks off. Are you names here to protect the in- cratic umbrella since my dad What I remember is how cold all reading this will know one or Many-Splendored Thing) in kidding me? I am holding nocent). Off we went in my ran on the Democratic ticket and dark it was and staring at more of this great family! the “counselors’ room” in my fi nger together, and she car. Although I was worried when he was up for election Don Frog’s eyes through the BILL GREENHILL, what MF and BILL JOHNSON’s wants me to take my pants about getting back to camp as a justice on the Texas Su- lenses of his goggles as we a great, great writing! The house. Although it was not off? After a brief conversa- on time, my frat brother preme Court. In BJ’s mind descended into the deep. fi rst part of his message is love at fi rst sight, this was tion, I took my trunks off. was having too much fun Democrats were Democrats. Camp though the years about “East Germany” and the beginning of a beautiful It was the only time I didn’t and could have cared less. Although CRACKER was was a fabulous experience in how it evolved through ·the relationship. appreciate being in aircondi- I fi nally convinced him that mostly interested in things terms of having fun, making years. True analysis!! Bill’s Pit Stop tioned space at camp. After we needed to drive back to other than politics, he and BJ friends for a lifetime, and dad was Tex’s attorney. Pit Stop has a history of cleaning me up, she gave me camp. When we arrived back would get after it, CRACK- taking on responsibilities, JUDGE GREENHILL and its own. DR. JOE SHEPARD my trunks back, gave me a at about 2 in the morning, I ER taking the liberal posi- but also for me in terms of his wife ANN, were good was the camp doctor from CLH tee shirt, and told me was convinced that BJ would tion. CRACKER told me building self-esteem and friends with CLH and PAT 1939 until his death in 1968. that I should drive to the hos- be there and would jump out that I might continue this self-confi dence. As my coun- and TEX through the years. He would come for “sick pital in Burnet. I advised that of a tree to welcome us. No tradition. And I did. Many selors would say to me as a The Greenhills were recipi- call” every morning. PAT a better idea would be for BJ. Whew! However, BJ times, when BJ and I were camper and as BILL JOHN- ents of the ATTAWAYTOGO would announce “sick call” someone drive me to Burnet. made a visit to my cabin a together when I was “off’ SON would say to me as a award at Inks Lake in the at some point before “in- Fortunately, someone in the little before “Good morning or at the gathering of coun- counselor, “You can handle early 2000’s! The second spection time.” I remember offi ce volunteered to take me Camp Longhorn, rise and selors in his house before it.” part of Bill’s writing is so fun- as a young camper thinking to Burnet. shine, be up an about, today the wake up call music (the From Ann ... ny! What a masterpiece and of ways to make an excuse Second Verse is ... “ I will never forget it. wake up march is a story in sooo much fun to read! Sweet to go to sick call to avoid When I arrived at the There was BJ staring at me itself), BJ would mention Bill had the BEST time writing his Camp Longhorn memories and Ann Murchison Greenhill, inspection. I think this was hospital, it was decided that through the screen next to my some news about something Bill’s wife, was a counselor called being a “gold brick.” a “specialist” would be re- bunk asking me how I felt. (I LBJ was advocating. That he wrote lots. He is going to tell you this, also, but if you can’t use several years at Inks Lake (By the way, in my fi rst year quired to sew my fi nger to- felt fi ne physically, but I but was my signal to get into all his memories in this newsletter, and contributed a beautiful in Cabin 3, I did my best to gether again. A doctor from I knew the handwriting was action as a “liberal.” As I feel free to edit. Choose the mem- message about their children convince Jumping Joe that I Austin was called to come on the wall). He asked me to recall, we never had time to ories you have room for and save who were successful camp- was fully qualifi ed to go to to my rescue. As I recall, the join him outside. He put his reach any “conclusions,” but the rest (if you want to) for another ers and counselors. Bill was the House upon PAT’s invi- doctor asked for some Novo- hand around my neck. I do for both of us it was a way to newsletter. Th ere is lots of material! Writing about camp brought here as a camper/counselor tation to take Mass, but to no cain and was told there was not remember the conversa- think things through. for 10 years and wife Ann, avail). none. He used something tion, but he knew that I knew The reason why I rarely back many wonderful memories and made us emotional and nostal- from Corsicana, was an Inks FAYERO (FAYERO else (not nearly as good). I had blown it. He had a spe- assigned to a water activity. Lake counselor for several STEWART) was one of When I got back to camp, I cial assignment for me for 1. When I was assigned to gic. Bill sent it to Duke to read and one of the things Duke said is that years. Bill is a practicing at- doctors’ assistants for many joined my cabin at campfi re the next several days. He as- the sailing dock, I was told to it made him grateful .. so grateful torney . .Haynes and Boone, years. She was something (I was on “duty”). BJ came signed me to the horse corral take the motor boat out and for his camp experience and know- LLP, Fort Worth, TX . . and else - calm, cool and collect- by and asked me how things for the rest of the week with cruise around and watch the ing Ray. Ray taught him so much. Ann is a practicing Grand- ed, nothing was an “emer- were going. Although the special duties therein. campers. No one knew that And he also said (and I agree) that mother!! Their three chil- gency.” aspirin the doc gave me was Cowboy Bill I did not have a clue about our family would not exist in its dren, Duke{41), Frank(39) First Verse not at all effective, I told him Horseback riding was not running a motor boat. “I can form if not for Camp Longhorn. For some reason, when I all is well. BJ put his hand my favorite activity because handle it.” When I tried to What a wonderful gift (s) camp has was a counselor, one of my on my neck and told me, as I was a city slicker from Aus- dock the boat, I missed the given us! See GREENHILL, Page 18 I was going to write some of Page 18, LUMNEWS, May 2021 Attawaytodraw What’s Cookin? CHLOE From the kitchen of 1/2 c. celery BRISTOL longtime Camp Longhorn- 1/4 c. green pepper er, EMILY PRICE CLIN- 1/2 c. onion Talented artist and for- TON! She is married to 1 lb. can tomatoes mer camper/counselor 1 4 oz. can tomato sauce Alumni CARCY CLIN- Salt skillet and heat. Brown at Camp Longhorn Inks TON and both the PRICE meat and · add Worcester- Lake 2001 - 2008, recent- Family and CLINTON shire sauce and chili powder. ly worked on the Sponge- Family, including all broth- Add vegetables and cook til bob latest movie as an art- ers and sisters and their kids almost tender. Add tomatoes ist. She based many of the and their kids kids, we have and sauce, cover and simmer many CLHers either those 30 min. camp designs on Camp that have attended, are at- To serve: Place corn chips Longhorn. Nickelode- tending or future campers! or tortillas on plate, then on has also made a show chili, lettuce and grated sharp called Camp Coral fea- What a great group of loy- cheese on top. CHLOE BRISTOL al and dedicated people!! turing many of CHLOE’s EMILY helps out at C3 in PEPPER PECAN BRIE artwork based on CLH the summer as postmistress designs. and the kids call her MIN- Preheat oven 425 degrees NIE! So well liked and so She talks about the mov- much fun to be around, 1/2 cup pecan halves ie and here, in her words, MINNIE has a large fan 1 Jalapeno pepper, stemmed & club at C3! We thank you seeded is some interesting and EMILY for these delicious 1/4 cup apricot preserves fun information about her 1 4-inch round (8 oz.) Brie artwork in the movie . . recipes! cheese w/rind Chop pecans BUTTERMILK PIE Chop Jalapeno “There is a moment in the movie when Sponge- 350 degrees 45 minutes Combine Jalapeno & pre- 2 C sugar bob picks up one of the serves metal trays we used in the 1/4 C butter Cut Brie i n half horizontally 4 T fl our Place one half of Brie in round chow hall, and they sit at 3 beaten eggs Pyrex stoneware bowl-small picnic tables. I also based 1 C buttermilk the seating around the CHLOE BRISTOL 1 t vanilla Spread half of the apricot mix- 1 unbaked 9” pie crust stage at the talent show, her Wrangler year 2006 ture evenly (camper & counselor 8 years) Place other half of Brie on top the lake is called Lake TURQUOISE SALAD Top with pecans & remaining Yuckymuch, though it’s apricot mixture never said. I think they Spring Greens canoe stations, I managed Crumbled Blue Cheese say it in the show. (inks ... to get a fl oating dock in,” Bake 10 minutes yuckymuck ... ) I tried to Red Onion Let stand 5 minutes Toasted Pecans Serve with crackers! put fl oating cabins in, but Roasted Pears sprinkled with We are SO PROUD of since it’s underwater there you CHLOE and thanks Cinnamon CHEWY CARAMEL were some logistical prob- BROWNIES for sharing some of your Maple Vinaigrette: lems. Also just the overall artwork with us! 1 tablespoon maple syrup 350 degrees 13 x 9 inch pan ‘feeling,’ the sailboats and ATTAWAYTODRAW! 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar 1 box German chocolate cake 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt mix 1/8 teaspoon black pepper 3/4 cup butter 2 tablespoons extra-virgin ol- 1 cup chopped nuts ive oil 2/3 cup evaporated milk SPONGEBOB “scribbles” . . maybe a counselor? In a small bowl, whisk togeth- 1 14 oz. package caramels er the maple syrup, mustard, 6 oz. chocolate chips vinegar, salt and pepper. Whisking constantly, slow- Mix cake mix with butter, Continued from Page 17 ly add the oil: set aside. Pour nuts, and 1/3 cup evaporated Greenhill over salad just before serving. milk. and Joe (38) were all camp- Austin (1969) and UT School I make about 4 times the dress- Spread 1/2 of cake mixture in ers at Inks Lake. Ann was a of Law in 1972. Ann is a ing and refrigerate it for anoth- greased pan. er day - it keeps quite a while! favorite Counselor and Bill graduate of UT Austin. Bill’s Bake for 6 minutes . .King (1960), many times a message .. “Camp through *This re~ipe is from the Tur- Melt caramels and remaining quoise Bistro on Campus Cor- 1/3 cup evaporated milk. Campfi re Lighter as a camp- the years was a fabulous ner Spread chocolate chips over er and was favorite counsel- experience, both in terms of warm cake mixture. Pour car- or in 1967. Ann handled the building self esteem and self PARTY PANTRY 1984 amel mixture over ch1ps fi shing and canoeing activi- confi dence. As my counselors TEXAS SOMBREROS Crumble remaining cake mix ties and Bill was Zorro and would say to me as a camper 1 tsp. salt over caramel mixture, Commissioner of Baseball! and Bill Johnson would say 1 tsp. Worcestershire sauce Bake 15 - 18 minutes. · The two of them could make to me as a Counselor . . You 3 Tbls. chili powder Cool or refrigerate before cut- 1 lb. ground meat anything “fun” at anytime! can handle it”! ting. Bill graduated from UT in LUMNEWS, May 2021, Page 19 Let The Virtual Games Begin C . L . A . S . P

CLASP (Camp Longhorn Alumni and Special Parents) has started a “forever walkway” at both Inks and Indian Springs.

At Inks, it’s between the CLASP offi ce and the Offi ce and at Springs it’s between the Chow Hall and the Offi ce!

Please join us by adding your name on a brick and be included in this special path!

What a great way to be remembered or have someone remembered “forever”! VIRTUAL CARNIVAL GAME . . Not sure of the name of this game but the object is to sweep the ball into the trash All bricks are $100.00 each! container! This is AVERY DENTON and one of her twin brothers helping . . and it might be STERLING DENTON! AVERY and STERLING and brother ARCHER all attend Indian Springs 4th Term. Mom, JESSICA DENTON says her kids beat her at every game!! Name (please print)

Address (including State & Zip

Phone No. (Home) Work

PLEASE FILL OUT THE FOLLOWING. EACH LINE MAY CONTAIN UP TO 14 CHARACTERS, PERIODS, COMMAS & BLANKS COUNT. PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY

VIRTUAL CARNIVAL GAME . . named “Lasso the Longhorn” . . and under that disguise is KENNETH McINTOSH, 2nd Term Camper at Indian Springs! How original!! Boys Camp Director at Springs, MARK MANNING, says, “Good stuff! ATTAWAYTOGO, KENNETH” PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: CLASP and include with your information! CLASP CLASP #1 Camp Longhorn Rd. OR 1000 Indian Springs Rd. KENNETH McINTOSH Burnet, TX 78611 Burnet, TX 78611 Page 20, LUMNEWS, May 2021 CLHer comfortable on land or water SHARON SMITH . . We realized that she could ﬂ y! group, she loves traveling the running community and are SO PROUD of you! She combined the two to the different countries to compete and succeed in SHARON, many, many sports and competed in a and learning how people a new event. “I wanted to years a camper and coun- local aquathlon beating in other parts of the world change it up,” she says . . selor at Inks Lake has found people half her age. She is live. and she has!! SHARON, a by combining her years of racing faster and faster and SHARON has a great great C.L.A.S.P. member, swimming with running, has competed at national routine she follows . . the spent lots of hours at Inks she has found her ‘’nitch”!! and international compe- workout, the diet, the gear, Lake swimming laps in the About 3 years ago the for- titions and her medal tally the motivation, the mindset lake over and over again mer University of Texas has mounted! Along with . . The real motivation to do and now she has added a swimmer joined an Austin her competition, and I think aquathlons is the opportu- new twist to her life with running group and she soon she wins ‘ em all in her age nity to meet new people in her running ! Her two children, AN- DREA and JOEL NUNEZ- SMITH spent their many summers at CLH Indian CAMP LONGHORN Springs . . ATTAWAYTO- SHARON SMITH FRIENDS FOR LIFE . . . GO, SHARON! A sorority Moms weekend WHO’S WHO . . . at Round Top, TX Here’s who was in the last issue (1) TIM SCHLOSSER, (2) RENA McGAUGHY, (3) REED HUTCH- brought three seniors and MACH, (4) RENZA SHARPE, (5) BO FRENCH, (6) COURTNEY METZ, (7) CRAWFORD GUP- their Mom’s together for a TON, (8) LINDSAY GREEN, (9) CINCO FEUILLE, (10) KIM MEEK, (11) CLAY THOMAS, (12) great weekend. RACHEL McDOW, (13) DAVID HUCHTON, (14) MARY LESLIE STEWART, (15) JEFF GRAY, (16) (l-r) KENDALL AYERS, ALLISON LENT, (17) KELLY WALNE, (18) ASHTON CHERBONN, (19) HUNTER KINGMAN, RUTH ROSSER (20) MEDORA DOHERTY . . A surprise for you if you can name a few!! and LOUISE McCARTNEY

LIVA SAULS (left) and ADDIE DURANT are on the same 12U Manatee Wildcats Lacrosse team in Bradenton, FL. Both are Indian Springs campers and their MOM’s . . LINDSAY NEWMAN SAULS and ALLISON DECKER are both 3rd Term Indian Springs Alumni!

LUMNEWS, May 2021, Page 21

MADDOX WOMBLE & RAY - 1999

This is DREW LYDICK (1977) at age 13 ... his CLH plaque

This is DREW’s daughter, EVELYN LYDICK (2020) at age 13 ... her CLH plaque

MADDOX is in the process of ordering a “forever brick” for he, his wife NATALIE, and children LILLY & WILL, and took time to send this picture. MADDOX was “King” that same year and says the moment was easily one of the Please meet PEYTON ROSS! One year old daughter of best, most exciting moments of his entire life! (sent 1/21) ADAM and LIZ LOVE ROSS. Special friends and CLH Alum- ni celebrating PEYTON’s 1st Birthday and Baptism . . (l-r) COURTNEY SHIPPER NEIMAN, LINDSAY CHAPMAN BOSTON and LIZ . . all 2nd Termers at Inks Lake.

Alumni WAYNE DREW was a great camper/counselor for many years at and AMBER CLH Inks Lake and now his daughter is growing up at Inks GROVES with Lake, following in her Dad’s footsteps . . . children LAETYN (9), HUDSON (8) and KARSYN (4) ANNA MARIE WAYNE was a ISLAND . . counselor for Enjoying the many years at beautiful white Inks Lake and he beaches are stops by (l-r) BREYA occasionally for SAULS, LIVIA a short visit and SAULS and give us time with HOLLAND those precious DEVINE, Camp children and such Longhorn a sweet beautiful campers! Their wife! Moms, LIND- SAY NEWMAN SAULS and This is the BLACK family from Great Falls, VA. (close to Wash- CARRIE ington, D.C.) Alumni WILL and wife ADRIA live there with chil- HOLLAND dren (l-r) WELLS and this summer will be his fi rst camper year DEVINE, are at Inks Lake 2nd Term; ADRIA, WILL and LULU (this summer both alums and will be her 4th year at CLH Inks Lake, 2nd Term. WILL was a actually met at great camper/counselor for many, many years at Inks Lake. camp. Page 22, LUMNEWS, May 2021 A Look Back At What CLH Used To Be BY BRUCE BLALOCK was where the new camp is helped with maintenance. In I believe there were nine now and the road into camp later years “Buzz, the black cabins when I started in 1950. went through it. eagle” wandered through the There was no girls’ camp. All Visitors’ Day was two camp. cabins were wood, all one weeks into the four-week There were some very tal- story and they all had wood- term and Burnet residents ented and very famous peo- en fl oors. I was in Cabin One called it “Cadillac Day.” I ple who camped and worked my fi rst two years, which got to go to camp because there. probably contributed to my my dad supplied box lunch- insecurity. We had to clean es for Visitor’s Day from his BRUCE BLALOCK , what the cabin and the grounds restaurant in Burnet. Second wonderfuL pieces of CLH. around each cabin every day. year trip went to Longhorn history you have written There was a “bunkhouse” Cavern. about! The Merit Store, Karl’ bar. Bars were cast in brass One of the trips was to s Camp, the mile swim and and attached to each plaque. Blue Hole near Wimberly. on and on! So interesting. There were a lot of grass burs Some campers went to the The JayCee House in Burnet so shoes were required at all afternoon movie in Burnet was a great place to eat and time as was shirts and caps. on some occasions. One when your parents moved The San Augustine grass had day during rest period it was their restaurant to the Ob- not been established yet and raining and the tree adjacent servation Point at Bucanan the most common sound was to my cabin was struck by Dam in 1960, they could that of sprinklers which TEX lightening and it burned for make the best banana pies would move regularly during a couple of days. I couldn’t ever and the eating place each day. hear for about that long as was popular with the coun- The Merit Store was in well. selors and V-Day parents, an army-surplus trailer near PAT did a lot of cooking searching for a “local” meal Chow Hall and only about at the chow hall. When my before leaving the hill coun- fi ve people could be in at dad moved his restaurant try! Bruce grew up in Burnet one time. The all-wood shop to the Observation Point and spent 10 summers at building was the largest at Buchanan Dam in 1960 Inks Lake . . 9 as a camper structure in camp and any- TEX bought some of the and 1 as a counselor. His thing could be made there. gas stoves from the Jay- wife Sallie, long time camper The swim bay had a large Cee House in Burnet. My and counselor, live in Smith- wooden derrick for the trol- fi rst taste of Brussel sprouts ville, TX and both retired ley and high boards. There was at camp and I still like from their bed and breakfast. were lots of turtles in Swim them. L. T. BARNETT was Bruce also mentions he is a Bay and they were easy to head of the kitchen, BAR- retired locomotive engineer catch. NEY BAKER assisted him. and graphic designer. Karl’s Camp was on the ZARK ZARK did most of Their two children, MIKE west side of the Swim Bay the repairs to almost every- BLALOCK and KELLY so we had to stay clear of thing and took camp photos BLALOCK MORTON spent the fi shing boats coming and as well. a total of 13 years at camp! going. The horse corral was BOB TARLETON’s 1952 Bruce, a graduate of Texas very near the swim bay. Bath Pontiac coupe had a small Tech says he was a Camp- day was on Saturday. I won pickup bed in the trunk and fi re lighter when he was a a .22 rifl e at Winter Carni- hauled material everywhere camper! We thank you again, val. Mile Swim went across it was needed. HENRY RIOS BRUCE BLALOCK, the lake to a small sand bar. The low spot at the west end of TEX and PAT’s house TOP was called Snake Lake and PHOTO GEORGIA LEE there was another one close to Swim Bay. The name was August, 1953 . . Iroquois BLALOCK, appropriate for both. Cabin (Cb. 5) BRUCE BLA LOCK’s Campfi re didn’t have con- Age . . 11ish mother, took all of the crete seats and the granite (l-r) CRACKER GREEN- HILL, BRUCE BLALOCK following pictures at a rock was very hard, although & GARDNER (GP) PARKER V-Day when Bruce there were some boards for was a camper in 1953 seating. There was a keel LEFT boat that some campers got PHOTO and has shared them to sail. Sabots were used for with us . . sailing and they had a lee Horse Show, 1953 . . used to be Candlestick Park at the board on one side. These are MORE PHOTOS now called Optimist dinghies bottom of the airstrip and they have been replaced NEXT PAGE at camp by Sunfi sh. I believe that LAWRENCE SKEL- LEY sold some of the fi rst Sunfi sh to camp. Pig City LUMNEWS, May 2021, Page 23

GREAT E-MAIL! . . . More Photos From Bruce Blaylock HOW DO YOU DECIDE WHOM TO MARRY??? Continued from story on Page 22 You got to ﬁ nd somebody who likes the same stuff. Like, if you like sports, she should like it that you like sports, and she should keep the chips and dip coming, Alan, age 10

No person really decides before they grow up who they’re going to marry. God decides it all way before, and you get to ﬁ nd out later who you’re stuck with. Kristen, age 10

WHAT IS THE RIGHT AGE TO GET MARRIED? Twenty-three is the best age because you know the person FOREVER by then. Camille, age 10

HOW CAN A STRANGER TELL IF TWO PEOPLE ARE MARRIED? You might have to guess, based on whether they seem to be yelling at the same kids. Derrick, age 8 SKIPPER HAMILTON on left and BRUCE BLAYLOCK - 1953 WHAT DO YOU THINK YOUR MOM AND DAD T JONES - 1953 FRANK FRENCH - 1953 BUNNY ANDREWS - 1953 HAVE IN COMMON? Notice the Merit Pins! Both don’t want any more kids. Lori, age 8

WHAT DO MOST PEOPLE DO ON A DATE? Dates are· for having fun, and people should use them to get to know each other. Even boys have something to say if you listen long enough. Lynnette, age 8 (isn’t she a treasure?)

On the ﬁ rst date, they just tell each other lies and that usually gets them interested enough to go for a second date. Martin, age 10

WHEN IS IT OKAY TO KISS SOMEONE? When they’re rich. Pam, age 7 (Love her)

The law says you have to BRUCE BLALOCK (l) and be eighteen, so I wouldn ‘ t JOHN GOODLOE - 1953 Last day of camp, water show, 1954, with new concrete diving tower want to mess with that. Curt, age 7 Page 24, LUMNEWS, May 2021 Been There, Done That - My Bucket List Was Done At CLH BY GREG GLAUSER doing fun fi tness throughout cannot have any Volunteers (it is both my UT and Camp Someone asked me if I the day instead so I usual ly alongside our adults but look ring in one) and will intro- have a bucket list of things to walk about 10 miles a day forward to a better future! duce themselves saying that do (I am now 63 years) and and probably ride bikes for a My two sons are doing they go to Camp Longhorn. I told them I have already total of 100 miles a week and great, Grant in Austin just Anyway that is a lot of done everything at Camp lots of gym and pool fi tness. bought a dental practice in information. I’m hardly in Longhorn both as camper We have a wonderful Lazy north Austin and business my offi ce any more but glad and counselor. I have such River and do lots of move- is doing great. Robert is in I came in tonight to check great memories of unbeliev- ments that reminds me of Humble and travels a lot for emails. Sending some fun able events to last a life time. days at camp. I get to work his job (building water plants pics of family, work, and I had a friend ask me if I with thousands of youth that throughout America). I now my great youth volunteers I wanted to come on his big support Brookwood’s ac- have 5 grandchildren ages get to work with to have fun sailboat down in Galves- tivities and get some many 1-12 years. Both boys are experience with adults with ton and be part of a race. I that attend Camp Longhorn,. just 1.5 hrs from Brookshire. disabilities. said: “Done that.” SAILING Kinkaid School in Houston I have permanent bedroom was big at Camp Longhorn is one of most active sup- in both son’s homes when GREG GLAUSER, we in the 70’s with wonderful porters and always so much ready to retire (but no time love all this information you counselors from all over the GREG GLAUSER with his sons, fun to have a camper that I soon lucky person to have a have sent in the last couple world leading sailing. I got ROBERT (l) and GRANT know can put right in a lead- job that I get to swim, ride of months! You are one of to be the rep. for Barracuda ership role of making fun to bikes, and play all kinds of the favorites around here Cabin along with best friend Longhorn, where else? bubble gum dropped from an happen! sports (Camp year round!). and to catch up on you and BILL SENGELMANN to My ultimate sailing ex- airplane, chase a mermaid at I also do lots of plays and Just started my 35th year at your family and what you are be in the Longhorn Regatta perience actually happen on swimbay, jump into a ring of skits with the adults I work Brookwood! doing is just great! We know Sailing race. It was a great land!! Camp Longhorn in- fi re, jump of cliffs at Devil’s with, right now doing South Our Director, Vivian why BROOKWOOD COM- windy afternoon and BILL vented land sailing putting Water Hole, jump off 30mm Pacifi c and working on the Shudde, was roommates MUNITY loves you, too! and I had gotten a good boat, together a wheeled trailer tower, take a trolley ride off fun song “Going to wash that with Nan at UT and still take You have “Been there, done not too many leaks, and we and putting a sailboat on it high tower, eat best chick- man out of my hair (sending yearly “girls trip” with Nan that”! were fl ying and in fi rst place, and putting it on the airplane en fried steak ever, take a pic of the ladies who actually so I feel connection always You have done it all what a sight to see about 20 runway at Indian Springs. nap in an open cabin with wash their hair on stage and and again the many groups during your 13 years or so other boats behind us as we I guess we had a 300 - 500 a sprinkler system on roof sing, so much fun remember- of NCL and young volun- at CLH!! Greg, who grew up lead on Inks Lake, greatest yards of fl at ground, you put and waking up and having ing doing campfi re skits at teers someone always sees feeling ever. the sailboat on wheels on one coke and candy bar, swim a Camp. Sadly at this time we my 9th year ring I wear daily See DONE THAT Page 25 Heading to fi rst fl oating end of runway and hope for mile (who does that except buoy (marshmallow) we a north or south wind to take at Camp Longhorn). Yes, I made a huge mistake turning off. This was part of Wran- have done my bucket list at too soon and lost wind and glers’ Adventure activity. Camp Longhorn. had to do lots of zig zagging The only big instruction to to catch wind. Every sail- do land sail was to do a good A NEWSY CATCHUP boat passed us up. BILL had “come about” tack because OF GREG’S LIFE THESE to getup on bow and lay fl at once you come to end of run- PAST 35 YEARS ! . .. and paddle with hands while way you had to turn around Hello Helen, I pushed back and forth rud- land boat or you would end So good to hear from der for motion. We were so up going into a small empty you, thinking about Camp far behind and wind just dis- creek. Longhorn always, so much appeared we did what any DONE THAT, DID THIS of my experience at camp is Camp Longhorner would do at Camp Longhorn where refl ected in all I do working and waited for counselors to else could you: Ride a “milk- at Brookwood Community come bring us in with motor shake”, drink frog juice un- with activities for the adults boat. We put down sails and der water, play in the mud, I work with. I live on cam- danced on boat as if we did go into an underwater house, pus and work 7 days a week not have a care in the world. swim into a black hole into during these unusual times We came in last but got mer- a cement block house, carry especially when our adults its for best dancing. a match in air with one hand living in an Assisted Living Later as counselor at Indi- and swim out to platform to Community are under strict an Springs I got to run sail- light “dynamite,” go to Ha- guidelines from CDC and ing. There was hardly any waiian Islands to fi nd merits, state. We have all been quite wind being block by the hills jump off a speeding ski boat, safe and healthy and actually on one side of Indian Springs. take a canoe over Inks Darn everyone including myself The counselors just swam into fl owing rapids, explore a have gotten both vaccine among the sailboat and gave cave, do a back fl ip on tram- shots. We have had several push and if a strong wind did poline with belted ropes to of our adults who had have appear we had to try to slow learn, ride a giant slip and tested positive Covid 19 but boats by hanging on back so slide into water, go to bottom almost all with no symptoms not to hit others. We did lots of TEX’s pool with 4 scuba and due to us having to stay of dancing on boats and gave tanks tied down and have 12 in place in their group homes out lots of merits. I got to campers rotate taking turns been little spread of virus. become famous for teaching breathing and all 12 staying With our adults not able Kick, kick, kick, kick . . The wonderful Lazy River at Brookwood Community dancing on sailboats at Camp underwater doing this, get to go to work I have been LUMNEWS, May 2021, Page 25 PASSINGS . . . Continued from Page 24 Been There Done That ARASH ZAFARNIA was born September 5, 1983 in Houston and passed away March 9, 2021, unexpectedly from a sudden cardiac event at age 37. He attended Me- in Houston, lives at Brook- morial Drive Elementary and The Kinkaid School, and earned his bachelor’s degree wood, in Brookshire, close from Boston Univ. and master’s in business administration from the Univ. of Texas at to Houston and is Director Austin. He married Alison Biers in 2014 and together they welcomed two beautiful children. Equally committed to hard work and success, he had begun a successful ca- of Fun (Activities!) He and reer He recently built two successful businesses, SantaSnaps and Sales Planner, both his wife ANDREA lived in built on the Shopify platform. He had just landed his dream job with Shopify that he Houston and in the Burnet was set to begin before passing. He infused fun in everything he did and never took area for a while with their 1983 - 2021 anything too seriously! ARASH was a good man. He was a talented athlete and loved boys GRANT ‘now (37) exercise and playing and watching basketball. He was a popular camper for several years, 1993 - 2000 and ROBERT now (33). at Indian Springs. Besides wife ALISON, he leaves behing two small children, parents, Dr. MOHAM- Andrea was a counselor MADE and FARANAK ZAFARNIA, brother BOBBY, sister LAYLA and numerous relatives. ‘79-’83 and front offi ce support ‘81-’83 at Indian KENNO TARLTON was born December 10, 1946 in Fort Worth, TX and passed Springs before her pass- away April 11, 2021. He leaves behind his loving wife, JENNIFER, daughter MOR- ing at such an early age. GAN POLLY and husband BRYAN and his only grandchild whom he adored, ELI. She would be so proud of He is also survived by his brother, STEVE of Golden, CO and several more relatives Greg, Grant and Robert. with CLH connections. KENNO was the nephew of BOB TARLTON, our great story Greg did a little of every- teller, and one of the founders of Camp Longhorn Inks Lake. KENNO played offensive tackle at the University of Texas for Coach DARRELL ROYAL in the late 60’s and thing at camp! Fun class- was a great favorite here at Camp in the 60’s. KENNO and JENNIFER, active CLASP es, Merit Store Assistant, GRANT GLAUSER and wife SARAH GRANGER GLAUSER members, stayed in touch and attended most of our CLASP celebrations and activities. Boys Camp Director . . all with son BENNETT 1946 - 2021 His daughter attended camp and now his grandson attends camp! KENNO has been a at Indian Springs. He was practicing attorney in Mineral Wells since 1984. a campfi re lighter in 1973 as a camper and counselor HELEN “SHATZIE” STIELER CROUCH, born Jan. 30, 1924 passed away De- favorite in 1978. cember 27, 2020. She attended St. Mary’s Hall in San Antonio and the University of Texas at Austin. She married JOHN “HONDO” CROUCH after college and returned Greg is a graduate of to the Hill Country. Moving to Fredericksburg, SHATZI was mother of four, rancher, the University of Texas in Girl Scout Leader and taught Mexican folk dancing at the school. In 1970 she and Austin, 1981. We LOVE HONDO bought the antique town of Luckenback, TX. Anyone who knew SHATZI your writing! Your “buck- can attest to her legacy of hard work, compassion, humility and generosity. She wore et list” of things to do was many hats. SHATZI and HONDO worked at CLH 1957 - 1963 and later developed fi nished many years ago at and worked at their own Camp Champions 1969 - 1975 in Marble Falls. She is sur- camp! Greg has a “forever 1924 - 2020 vived by daughter BECKY CROUCH PATTERSON, son JUAN CROUCH, daughter tree” at Indian Springs .. CRIS CROUCH GRAHAM and husband COLONEL JOHN GRAHAM, 7 grandchildren and 13 great the recipient of the Attay- grandchildren and many friends and admirers of the Texas Hill Country. A son, KERRY CROUCH and waytogo award given to grandson REN PATTERSON preceded her in death. exes that love camp and SUSIE MARINIS EVANS passed away peacefully on April 19, 2021 in Midland are successful through life! ROBERT and wife CHRISTIE with children ANDREA surrounded by loving family. She was born Oct. 22, 1946 in Dallas and spent most That is you, Greg Glauser! & ROBERT, JR. of her “growing” life in Midland. SUSIE graduated from UT Austin where she met her husband DON EVANS. After working a while at the State Capitol, she moved to Houston to work for the fi rm Fulbright & Jaworski. She married Don in 1970 and they were blessed with three children. Lisa, Jenny and Donnie. A big part of SUSIE’s life was her faithful commitment to volunteerism. She was very active in many good causes. SUSIE brought her great personality and eagerness to Camp Longhorn in the 1946 - 2021 late 50’s and early 60’s.

LINDA (MUFFIE) MORONEY passed away at the age of 77 in Houston, TX. She was a much loved Camp Longhorner, Inks Lake, for several years. MUFFIE ﬁ nished Univ. of Houston Law Center, class of 1982 and practiced with several ﬁ rms in Hous- ton, including Vinson & Elkins, LLP, before opening her own practice and later join- ing son, JUSTIN, concentrating in civil litigation. MUFFIE is survived by two sons, ROBERT and JUSTIN RENSHAW and a host of many friends and new friends from diverse backgrounds. She is also survived by four grandchildren, her dog “Sweet” and an uncertain number of feral cats she was attempting to “domesticate!”

1943 - 2021 STERLING RECKLING, born June 9, 1994, passed away February 22, 2021. He grew up in Houston, attended The Kinkaid School and The University of Texas - Austin. He loved his college time and moved on to the business world after gradu- ation, starting a dog food company. He liked everything outdoors . . from baseball to hunting or ﬂ oating in the river at Hunt, TX. He loved spending time with family and friends and was always the catalyst for fun. His quick wit and infectious smile could disarm the best of them. He had a gentle demeanor but was not afraid to mix it up if the situation called for it. From a CLH family with lots of relatives attending through It’s skit time at GREG’s school . . BROOKWOOD COMMUNITY the years, STERLING spent eight years at Inks Lake. Besides his parents, JAMES and The cast is working on a fun song “Going to wash that Man Out of my hair” ELISE RECKLING, STERLING leaves behind three sisters, LAUREN, CHRISTINA (Ladies are actually washing their hair on Stage and singing!!) 1994 - 2021 and ELIZABETH and many, many relatives. HUGO, his beloved dog who always was by his side, will miss him, too! Page 26, LUMNEWS, May 2021 “ Oh The Places You Go . . . And The People You Meet”

BY MO THOMPSON guide, felt that the only way and walked off. TEX and his JACKSON we could survive the night titles ..... made us all swell was by crawling inside of with pride! You had to be Does this sound like a fa- the musk ox Pierre and I had creative in those days and miliar phrase out of the cher- just downed and dressed out! we were. After that “honor” ished books we have all read Sound familiar ..... a story came Frogman Day with Un- and reread to our children? Frog and Pierre would em- cle Beanzie from which Don I have learned over the past bellish on through out the graduated to head ”Frog.” year how important history is summer at campfi re. You From this came the name he to me as some are attempting never knew where you might carries to this day whether to erase it. A wise man by the fi nd them! he was fl ying as Captain on name of BILL JOHNSON During the day after mid- American Airlines or wher- made a plaque for Frog and day chow, he and Jumping ever he runs into former me which read “You can’t Joe Brown could be found campers/counselors. He said forget memories.” in the tiny Camp Longhorn it was always amusing when It has followed us around radio facilities out in front a fl ight attendant came up from house to house and has of the Merit Store. Camp- to the cockpit, having been always been hung where all ers stopped by and made asked by a passenger if the can see. I know of no bet- requests which they tried Captain Jackson was Don ter way to begin telling you to play each day. Of course Frog! about our memories of CLH, it was hot and dry and they Speaking of fl ying, he al- some of which are hilarious, could always play the “He ways thought that the CLH some unable to put into print, Aii” song which always International Airport could but all are cherished just as brought afternoon showers. use another 25 feet of runway each and every person that Rest Period Ramble was or at least he did on the day we met and grew to think of the highlight of our day as a he landed there. DON said” as family and still are today. camper, especially if your re- Oh well, the plane looked ok Don Frog and I met at quest was fi lled or someone to me .... those wings could CLH ... .I of course was 14 at sent you a song! Then there be bent back ..... wrong.” Oh (l-r) TOMMY TATE, “JUMPING” JOE BROWN, “PIERRE” PAT DAVIS, DON “FROG” the time and he was shall we was the day that BJ came up well .... that is another story. JACKSON stirring up somthing . . probably around 1971 . . say older! We all had a crush to DON with his 4 fi ngered Ah, yes, how could we on him as he was so funny grasp and said we have a forget the Fire Breathing rived at the swim bay wear- One evening he was tell- she was doing a “practice” and unpredictable. I was a school bus that needs to be Gasper Goo. Another camping about 25 balloons tied ing the boys about fox calling swim. I returned the next Coot and he a Sea Hawk moved. He thought, no prob- fi re classic that progressed around him for fl oatation ... and how interesting it was. year and while still swim- counselor. lem .... where to? BILL re- night after night and it was that didn’t work! They wanted to see whether ming, I was not as cute as I Little did I know that 7 sponded, “The scuba bay of reported that the infamous RAY FRADY and DON he really could, so he loaded was the year before! Tex did years later, we would meet course in 10 feet of water.” creature was getting closer to would sit on the high dive them on the Choo Choo jeep tell me I needed to dive for again at the girls swim bay After the front of the bus Camp. BJ and DON thought board writing down the fi n- with the bench trailer and Siesta Swim and I assured and he would sweep me off was removed, we fi lled it it was time for it to surface ish times using stop watches headed down the camp road, him I only knew how to do my feet. He was in the Navy, with empty 50 gallon airtight in the scuba bay behind the as the swimmers came in. At stopped and started blowing 2 dives. He assured me that took a leave for 2 weeks in metal barrels and fl oated the campfi re. Now you would one point someone jumped his fox call. Immediately, was not the truth and preced- July, came to work at camp beast into the lake. When think that two grown men on the board and stop watch- 2 gray fox ran up and stood ed to teach me in 2 days to and we were engaged on in position, we donned our and a small bottle of propane es fl ew into the air every there barking! The campers do a fl ip and a back dive! I Church Mountain on V-Day scuba gear and started let- could easily swim out and which way. On one occasion, were amazed and thought it won the diving meet and I afternoon in August and mar- ting the air out of the barrels. perform this act ... not so. Try DON was bringing in the was a set up deal ..... Not so have never done a fl ip or a ried the following February. All went well until in a split swimming with a propane last swimmer and they were for the Frog! back dive since. That was the Why not, hunting season had second, the bus did a com- bottle at night 50 feet from so far back in the pack that, There are so many more power of TEXsuasion. closed ..... he was getting plete rollover and sank to the shore and lighting it with wet having already passed chow tales but DON is letting me When I read the wonder- out of the Navy and going to bottom! It appeared we had matches in the wind! Ohhhh, time, BJ brought DON a share my tale of camp as ful book about him later I un- work for American Airlines. passed the point of equilib- it fi nally lit and it was excit- tray on a tire tube to dine on well. Mine is not as detailed derstood so much about him, But enough of us ... .52 years rium! ing. The good news was their while he swam! as his because who can top because he made you think later we are happily married After recovering scuba eyelashes grew back! TEX knew DON had a the Frog! I came as a camper you could do anything! and surviving confi nement regulators and masks, we fol- There were the classic love for animals and that be- mainly because of the swim- Being a Sea Gull and on together for the Covid inter- lowed the bubbles to the sur- campfi res performed on a ing the case, he would be the ming as that was my life at the water was the best. Who lude of our life. face. One problem remained regular basis by his cab- perfect person to oversee the that time and my cousin can forget bathing in the lake We sat down to try and as our arms were stuck to our in, if memory serves him zoo! Yet another title! Over from Midland convinced and brushing your teeth over come up with a synopsis of sides and coated in a sticky right. ‘WHO SNEEZED” the summers, he helped raise me I needed to go. I was a the side or just sitting on the our time at Longhorn. DON substance that came out of performed by the ‘’Whole several whitetail fawns as Coot rriy fi rst summer and back of the cabin and telling shared highlights to me that I the barrels .... another fl aw- German Army.” In addition, well as several pigs donated RUTHIE NETTLE was our stories. The best of all was will share with you and then less quiet time project! “THE VIPER IS COMING” by LUTHER BAKER, BAR- counselor and she was the RAIDS! My mother and intersperse a few of mine DON’s fi rst year as coun- and last but certainly not NEY’s uncle. They made best. I think I wore the same grandmother would have along the way. selor, TEX walked up to least, “THE IMPORTANT great pets and would follow bathing suit the whole term rolled over but it was the DON began his tale like him and said he was now PAPERS” ..... all classics in you around like puppies. He and certainly never unpacked most fun .... dipping quietly this ... “It was a night not in charge of the Sea Hawks their time or our minds! also had some input from below the fi rst level. I was over the side and praying you unlike tonight” ... the arctic program for the fl oating cab- Who can forget MILE the Fort Worth ZOO, as they fortunate enough to win the wouldn’t drop your merit pin temperature was falling fast ins. He presented him with a SWIM day. We all loved it would trade alligators and Mile Swim. I followed SAL- and Mojo {no relation to green jacket with the words and there was never a dull exotics for local creatures LY ROB who was younger me} Muckluck, our faithful Texas Frogman Club on it moment. Jumping Joe ar- from the hill country. than I was the whole way as See FROG, Page 27 LUMNEWS, May 2021, Page 27

starting the Alumni camp brings back great memories! Continued from Page 26 and have helped with Camp A camper for . .two years FROG celebrations and reunions. It and then Don spent another before you got to the other ful campers and though it is our privilege to speak for 7 years as a counselor. MO cabin to pop the balloon! rained the entire month of camp when asked. The peo- was here 2 yrs as a camper 1 returned as a counselor August and our clothes were ple we have met and forged and had 5 counselor years! in 1966 and moved into the sodden on the line each day. friendships with over the Don from Dallas and Mo waterfront. DONNA ROB Our toes had an ongoing fun- years are remarkable and from Fort Worth met at and I oversaw the swim bay gus, but we still never let our never a second passes be- Camp, engaged on Church and I never taught anoth- spirits drown! I was fortu- tween us when we meet and Mtn. in 1971 and have been er activity. I continued as a nate to be the head Indian on greet. It is the Longhorn way. married for 52 years! Their Flamingo counselor through Fun Day that year and named Longhorn honored us with two children Matt Jack- out my college years at UT Favorite Counselor! It was the Attawaytogo Awaro sev- son(44) and Blair Jackson and never went home for the such an honor for me ..... I eral years ago and it touched Chappell(41) both attend- summer .... There are things WAS OLD! We were there at us deeply as this place was ed CLH and granddaugh- I would love to share but a time when imagination and what forged us together and ter Caroline was here for 2 nights off are off limits for innovation ruled and if often made us a “family.” years. Grandson Sutherland print matter! felt as though the crazier it All of the lessons we have will attend C3 this summer One summer several of us was, the better. .... ENOUGH learned from PAT &TEX, as his fi rst summer at camp. did however take a ski boat SAID! BOB, TART, ZARK, HEL- Both retired, Don’s title .. out one evening before camp As our lives went back to EN & RAY, the entire Rob Fisherman after many years had started. We were there normal, we tried to serve as family and of course MF and fl ying for American Airlines helping get things set up. We ambassadors for Longhorn BILL were gifts which we and Mo spends her time as proceeded to serenade the wherever we went. We rare- will cherish. We would love an artist. Mo was a camp- homes on Inks Lake with the ly missed a carnival wher- to name each and everyone fi re lighter, sea gull princess camp song ..... big mistake! ever we lived and tried to of you for the talents you ‘61 and 1st in the mile swim The following morning, I steer campers to Longhorn shared with all of us and the ‘61. She was the BIG Indi- heard over the loud speaker through our connections. impact you had on our lives an Chief on funday and in ... “Mo could you come to Both of our children, MATT and our children. They are charge of swim bay. Mo was TEX’s offi ce.” After a severe JACKSON and BLAIR better for it and like I said favorite counselor in 1971. reprimand ... “What sort of JACKSON CHAPPELL in the beginning ... “YOU Don was favorite counselor example are you setting as a were campers forever. When CAN’T FORGET MEMO- and in charge of swim bay, senior staff member,” I spent BLAIR was getting ready to RIES” frogman day, zoo, rest peri- the fi rst week of camp “real- go to college, she broke her Mo Jackson od ramble and on and on!! ly” working for TEX on my ankle near MARY’s cabin ... Mo attended Converse Col- DON FROG and one of his favorite critters! nights off ..... the other mem- refused to leave and fi nished MO and DON JACKSON, lege and graduated from UT bers of my group are safe be- up her term in a golf cart and what a great writing! Funny, in Austin. After 2 years at cause I can’t remember who boot! Our granddaughter, funny, funny, knowledgeable Texas Tech, Don graduated they are! CAROLINE went for 2 years and chucked full of histo- UT in Austin. What a great I spent early mornings and our grandson is going to ry. It is great reading! And couple and we THANK YOU with Bill and MF at the cof- C3 this summer for the fi rst from two CLH leaders that again for such an interesting fee round table and it en- time. It is in our blood! love camp and camp loves writing! Looking forward to riched my life because of We were instrumental them. So many “important” seeing you again on a V-Day the friendships I forged ..... along with many others in names in your stories .. it when grandson is here! plus it got me up and moving even after a night off or a shift as Zarro! As I told you in the beginning, DON and I met the summer of ‘68 and the rest is history. The summer of 1969, we were visiting BILL and MF when the house burned. That is another tale as well but suffi ce it to say, it is a time many of us will never forget. We did however return the summer of 1971, as DON had been furloughed from the airlines. (That is a nice term for laid off.) TEX offered us a job as a couple, let us bring our dogs, gave us a small retreat where BOB TART had lived {which we rarely visited} and actually paid us! We were in heaven as Jumping Joe and JANIE were there as well. MO and DON returned the summer of 1971 with dogs in tow I had the Flamingo Cabin MO THOMPSON JACKSON the night she won “Favorite Counselor” in 1971 surrounded by for a last time as counselors! again and the most wonder- her Flamingo Cabin Page 28, LUMNEWS, May 2021 From the halls of Camp Merit Store - the orgin of of the Marinas By: Sally “Frog” and I was on my own. Marina program and the part of fun with the Marine/Mari- Graham Peterson We followed the lead I played in it. But, like all na Program! Snow is falling and the of the Marines and tried to other traditions at CLH, it is Sally, from Dallas, was a trees are full of ice. I have a make our program similar. the campers and counselors camper/counselor 14 years hot cup of coffee and a fi re. Of course, we had to in- through the years who have at Inks Lake. Her husband, It’s a perfect day to be nos- clude the mud! I will always made it stronger and better. Keith Peterson (deceased in talgic. believe that every teen girl I’m very thankful TEX 2015), was a physician. Sally Not too long ago, I was needs to roll around in Ma- called me in his offi ce that lives in Clarksville, TN. She talking to my CLH grand- rina Mud to make them just day and that the Camp Long- has three children, Kristine children about camp in the a little bit tougher and a little horn Marinas are still pro- Peterson Rudolph (camp- golden oldie days. So much bit humbler. Hair, make up, tecting our shores of our Inks er and counselor forever!), has changed and so little has appearance ... none of that Lake. Doug Peterson (camper 6 changed since I started as a matters in the Mud. years), and Kathryn Peter- Hummingbird in 1957. One addition we made I’m so glad Tex called son Cartwright (camper Some of the things that to the program that Boys’ you in his offi ce that day, and counselor forever!) . have changed that I shared Camp didn’t have was a too, SALLY GRAHAM PE- Grandkids attending or have with them: We had daily in- hymn. I wrote that one day TERSON! The perfect per- attended CLH Inks Lake . spection of our ears, eyes during Quiet Time when I son to start the Marina Pro- . William Rudolph, Mar- and nails. After “Baaaath was still trying to fi gure out gram in the girls camp, Inks garet Rudolph, Avery Jane Day” we would be doused the program details. Lake! (There was no Indian Rudolph, Olivia Peterson. with iodine on every cut and The words just seemed Springs in 1967!!) And, how Grandkids Jackand Ellie scrape. Pit stop with Nurse to fi t with the U.S. Marine’s popular it was and still is. Cartwright and Walker and Fayro and Dr. Joe would ei- hymn. I still love hearing the John Robertson about that Knox Peterson . . make a to- ther send you back to your Marinas sing that song on time was retiring from the tal of eight grandkids! Sally cabin with PBZ and no swim V-Day. Marines and CLH General was a Campfi re Lighter, Ac- for 3 days, or you went to the I made a trip to a nearby Robertson and Sally had lots hospital in Burnet. Marching Army/Navy store on my day See MARINAS, Page 29 to chow every night was a to work for TEX - it was a ritual. popular place back then to Recalling these stories buy t-shirts and “jams” for made me think back on the camp - and bought my Col- beginnings of our CLH tra- onel’s “birds.” Those are the ditions. Where did Frog Girl pins that signify rank. I still Day come from? Why do have them in my jewelry box we march to chow? Why is and hope to pass them down “Hail to that Campfi re Light- to a granddaughter one day. er” sung to the tune of the Eventually, with a staff of University of Michigan fi ght back (l-r) KRISTINE (KRISTY) PETERSON RUDOLPH, Marina offi cers and the help song? If you didn’t know that HELEN FRADY & SALLY GRAHAM PETERSON of the Marines, the Marina TEX was from Michigan, front (l-r) MARGARET and AVERY JANE RUDOLPH program was born. I wanted you might be confused about (picture taken a few years ago!) the program to be something that. And, somehow, cold cut fourteen-year-old girls could night became “Minerva” be- there were lots of protests derstand the military system look forward to. cause of some members of and conversations about and war a little better. We barked a lot of orders. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, or so whether what the U.S. was Based on the success of We threw a lot of water bal- I’ve been told. doing was right. the Marines, TEX wanted loons. I might have had more So many traditions One day, I heard my name to start something similar in fun than the girls did. through the years. So many called over the famous CLH Girls’ Camp. I couldn’t be- Eventually, my daughters stories that need to be told loud speaker, asking me to lieve it when he asked me to KRISTINE and KATHRYN and chronicled. So when come to TEX’s offi ce. You start it! would both go through the HELEN called to ask that I have no idea how scary that TEX didn’t give me any Camp Longhorn Marinas share some of the old tales was! At that time, it was not details of what he wanted program at Inks Lake, Sec- and traditions with our a good thing to be a coun- the program to look like. He ond Term. They each won CLASP friends, I thought selor and be called in to see did specify that I would be the Marina award and served our minds must have been in TEX. I couldn’t imagine why a Colonel, because “women as offi cers when they were sync. In particular, she asked he would want to see me. I can’t be Generals.” The next counselors. that I share the beginnings of walked up to the offi ce with summer, General JOHNNY Now, fi fty-four years af- the Marina program. a pounding heart, so afraid I ROB returned to camp and ter the program began, I am It was the summer of was in trouble. he and I had lots of fun with excited for my grandson, 1967. JOHNNY ROB was a TEX looked at me (with the activity. WILLIAM RUDOLPH, who U.S. Marine serving in Viet- a look that only TEX could Back in those days, there will be a Marine this summer Nam. My brother, JOHNNY give) and started to tell me were manila envelopes in during First Term. And next GRAHAM, was at the U. how successful the Marines MARY’s Cabin with outlines summer, his sister MAR- S. Air Force Academy and had been in the Boys’ Camp. for each activity. It was how GARET will be a Marina. several other boy counselors He said that it was started counselors knew what to do Today, the program is better were serving in U.S. Armed because he wanted campers with the campers. But there and stronger than ever with WILLIAM RUDOLPH pointing to his Grandmother’s Forces. That summer was thousands of alumnae across “forever brick” in the gazebo at Inks Lake. We called her to have an idea of what was was no envelope for Marinas SALLY “FROG”! William will be a Marine this coming summer a very confusing time. War going on in the world and un- - I had to start from scratch Texas and the U.S. I am so at Inks Lake! (Picture taken some time ago!) was an explosive issue and proud of the Camp Longhorn LUMNEWS, May 2021, Page 29

MARINAS Continued from Page 28 LIBBY ALCORN, wife of GEORGE ALCORN, SR., who passed away in 2017, sent these wonderful tivity Director, in charge of the times again that you can pictures and we thank you sooo much. She and Frog Girl Day and director call present and future Mari- GEORGE never attended but have had a total of 11 of the Marina program! Her nas to “ATTENTION”! children and grandchildren attend Camp Longhorn nickname . . Sally “Frog” . . A note from Sally . . “Made She attended and graduated some of the best friends in so far. She hopes more to follow as she believes from Christian College/Uni- the world at CLH. Best mem- CLH and it’s structure is perfect. Thank you again, versity of Texas. We thank ories and best friends” .. She LIBBY, for your special words and for taking the time you, Sally, for your years at often says Camp taught her to research and ﬁ nd these wonderful pictures! camp and your wonderful who she is . . She says not a SO MANY ALCORNS LOVE CLH! . . from contributions! The Marinas day goes by that something LIBBY ALCORN will live on forever and we she does, goes back to a les- look forward to V-Day and son learned at CLH.

This is LUKE ALCORN, RYAN’s son . . his ﬁ rst year . . summer of 2020!

Just a few of the many, many MARINA AWARDS given while Sally was at camp! Clockwise from top left: JOHNNY ROB & CLAUDIA CLINTON DENE HEARN & SALLY SALLY & DARLENE WOODWARD PENNY JACKSON & LIBBY BOLIN

This is GEORGE ALCORN, SR. with his son, RYAN in around 1985 Page 30, LUMNEWS, May 2021 Traditions, family, are core of CLH BY REAGAN NASH moved through Divisions the University ot Texas. with so many duties and In 1999 I was honored 1 and 2 and made it to the Camp Longhorn is a life- responsibilities and all of to be able to write a short fi nal great years of Marina, long experience for so those fun-fi lled assignments article for the CLASP Wrangler, and ultimately many generations scattered make camp what it is today! LumNews. It had been 8 Chief. around Texas and the rest of We thank you Reagan Nash years since my fi nal sum- Small milestones were the country. I never would for such wonderful contri- mer as a counselor, and I achieved along the way like have guessed back in the butions. You love camp and focused on my experienc- Campfi re Lighters, improv- summer of 1979 as I left camp loves you! Reagan es as a camper in the early ing the Mile Swim times, Houston on a bus to Burnet grew up in Houston and years of Indian Springs and getting to know the people that 42 years later I would he and wife Suzanne now on the subsequent counsel- who were so supportive of be sharing my memories of live in Austin with their or years throughout high me (BOBBY, NAN, SU- its profound impact on my girls close by .. Bela(22), school and college. I think SAN, and others), meeting life and the many gifts and was a camper and coun- I wrapped it up by shar- people from all over the friendships I received as a selor 2006-2018 and Lou- ing my excitement for my state and country, becom- result of the 10 summers isa(20), was a camper 1 year old daughter to be ing Stockholders, serving and 25 terms I had the good and counselor 2009-2017. a Pony in 2006 and being meals in the Chow Hall and fortune of spending there. Reagan is First Vice Pres- able to watch her and any so many more. And these are gifts, friend- ident- Wealth Management future children create their At a place so rich in tra- ships, and great memories UBS Financial Service in own cherished memories of dition and ritual, there are that will endure for the rest Austin and Suzanne spends CLH. defi nitely some new things of my life. her time as a volunteer Well that happened fast. you experience being a par- and homemaker! He was a Here we are 22 years later ent. Checking the mailbox THANK YOU SO camper 3 years and coun- and my daughters have al- on a daily basis for covet- MUCH, REAGAN NASH selor 1985-91. As a camper ready completed their years ed letters and news of the for such an interesting ar- he was King in 1979 and at camp. So now I am sit- term remains a parental ticle! You have been talking then voted favorite counsel- REAGAN & SUZANNE NASH ting here and remembering pastime. But as all current CLH for 42 years since you or in 1985. His counselor in Seville, Spain in 2019 with daughters all of the emotions of send- parents can attest, the daily left Houston on a bus for years were full! Activities LOUISA (l) and BELA when BELA was studying abroad ing my kids to the place photo gallery brings camp CLH in 1979. What fun to Director, Swim Bay Direc- that had such a positive im- alive. When I heard Su- share with your daughters! tor, Division Head, Staff pact on my life. zanne announce “the pho- They have been there, done and on and on! Reagan is a Wedding Bells I’ll never forget how tos are posted,” I stopped that, too! Reagan is such graduate of UT Austin. We stunned & nervous I was what I was doing and got an important part of CLH thank you again for your watching BELA leave online within minutes. I can Indian Springs (formerly wonderful loyalty and sup- our car and walk with her only imagine how this new Ranch Branch) and it’s his- port through the years and counselor to the Pony cab- feature is managed by the tory. His years as camper we thank you for writing in in 2006 (note: my wife staff at camp knowing how and counselor were fi lled such a special story. SUZANNE did not attend much parents look forward camp, so I relented on mak- to this moment of the day ing our kids take the bus in while their kids are there. lieu of the short 1 hour drive CLH is a true family from Austin. And frankly I organization in so many enjoyed the opportunity to ways. The MANNING and drop them off in girls camp LUCKSINGER kids were and watch from afar as their probably 6-10 years old my cabins were announced fi nal summer as a counsel- each year). Anyway, it or, and now they are the Di- struck me that I knew ex- rectors of Indian Springs. actly what lay ahead of her They took great care and and the patterns that play interest in our kids develop- out every term. ment and well-being over The traditions and ritu- the years which further als that I experienced hav- drives home the generation- en’t changed much at all in al and family atmosphere the 30 years since my fi nal of CLH. In that regard I summer, and that was true am still great friends with as she began her journey people I met at camp whose at camp from 2006-2018. kids also attended or are Three years later LOUISA current campers: CLARK joined her for her 9 years and ROB CROSNOE, from Pony-Chief. And PRESTON BROWN, TY with each passing year, I and CAROLYN ALLEN, Three little BEACOM’s . .JACK (l) with Li’l Sis CAROLINE saw them grow through the STEWART WHITEHEAD, and little Bro WILLIAM. Their Mom, ELIZABETH NORRIS THOMAS & EMILY CLOUD phases of being a camper and about 10-20 other fam- BEACOM, camper, counselor and now a director at Camp January 2, 2021 and the evolution as they ilies I met while attending Longhorn Indian Springs. Liberty Hill, TX LUMNEWS, May 2021, Page 31

What a wonderful story . . LEFT - V-Day, 1997 - LIZ MINCH UNITED STATES MASK . . . friends forever!!! EICHHOLZ (l) and LOUISE McNUTT BRAZITIS BOTTOM (top) V-Day, 1998! . . Hummer Ups singing for their parents . . (l-r) LIZ MINCH EICHHOLZ, LOUISE McNUTT BRAZITIS, HAYLEY VAUGHAN CAMPBELL, SCARLETTE BATTOW MOORMAN (bottom) 2014 . . Celebrating SCARLETTE (BARROW) MOORMAN’s wedding recep- tion in San Antonio! (l-r) CAL- VIN SMITH, SCARLETTE, HAYLEY VAUGHAN CAMPBELL and LOUISE McNUTT BRAZITIS. These DAVID BAILLARGEN (left) and JOHN BIELAMOWICZ young ladies attended 3rd Term Inks Lake together Friends and entrepreneurs, Alumni from 1999 - 2005. JOHN BIELAMOWICZ and DAVID BAILLARGEN realized early on in 2020 the need for masks made “in America, for Americans.” They went to work setting up their own factory and use materials sourced from the U.S. to make N95-certiﬁ ed masks in a Fort Worth warehouse. Their company, UNITED STATES MASK, is dedicated on playing a part in keeping those directly affected by COVID-19 safe. Investing their own money to procure the machinery and materials for their own PPE venture, the company is producing around one million masks a month. JOHN was a camper and counselor for several years at Camp Long- horn Indian Sprngs. ATTAWAYTOGO JOHN and DAVID!

Three little Robertsons . . all in a row . . (l-r) CHARLIE (3), MICHAEL (1), MELODY (1) Children of KAREN & PATRICK ROBERTSON Page 32, LUMNEWS, May 2021 Our Dues Paying CLASP Members . . We Thank You! TO OUR WONDERFUL TODD ARNOLD CHAD & JESSICA BERRY JEFF & KAREN EVANS BRYANT CHARLOTTE CLINTON WILTON DANIEL CLASP MEMBERS . . . KIRK & KRISTIN VON DOENHOFF SARAH LEHMANN BERRY KAREN WILLIS BUCHANAN THOMAS CLOUD KATIE GRIEVE DANZI WE THANK YOU, THANK ASHY SUSAN ORMAND BERRY MARK & ANNE BUCHANAN PATRICIA CLOWDUS DEREK & CRYSTIN DARBY PATRICK & JANE SHOWS NEELY BESETSNY TIM BUCKMAN SUE M. CLOWE JOSH & PAIGE DARBY YOU, THANK YOU! ATKERSON SCOTT & KRISTEN BETTON DAVID & AMY ROACH BUMAGIN KELSEY PALMER CLUTTER DAVID & MARCY MCKNIGHT The following list means you TOBY & LAURA LEIGH ATKINS BRANDON & ALLISON TISDALE ROBIN BEAL BUMSTEAD KATHRYN WOOD COCHRAN DARSEY are “up-to-date” with your 2022 TRAVIS & SARAH ATKINS BEVERSDORF JC & SHERIDAN DAVIES BUNCH MARTHA GAYNIER COE BILL & LESLIE WHITSIT dues and, if all is normal again VICKI ATKINS JAMES & ELIZABETH JOHN & SHELLY BUNDY KATHERINE DOLAN COFFIELD DAVENPORT next summer, you will get your JERRY & SARAH PERRYMAN BIELAMOWICZ KELLY HUMBLE BURBACH PAUL & KRISTIE COHEN LIZ MARSH DAVIDSON “2022 PARKING PASS” on ATTERBERRY JOHN & MOLLY HAMMON KEVIN & LAUREN TAYLOR BURCH HUNTER & LAUREN SEALE COLE CORY & MAURA DAVIES time next spring, around the BRITAIN & GINGER SANDERS BIELAMOWICZ ROBERT BURGE HUNTER & LAUREN SEALE COLE ALEXANDRA BEVERIDGE DAVIS beginning of May! 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HEATHER HUTTO LEHMBERG GEORGE & CATHERINE COLLINS CHARLES & ATLANTA MEYNIER RICHARD & KATHLEEN WHITE PIAZZA ROBERTS DOROTHY ELLIOTT LEIDNER MASTERSON WILLIAM & STACY MIKRUT NEELY BRYAN & JENNIFER BOSWELL LINDSEY & CHRISTIE ROBERTS JIM LEIFESTE CHRIS & CASANDRA MATEJ AMBER MILLER WILSON NEELY PICKENS ROBBY & DEIDRA HOLLOWELL MIKE & RENEE GARRICK MARIFRANC KEETON MATHIS BILL & JESSICA MILLER MEREDITH MILES NEILL TROY & MORGAN GRALL ROBERTSON LEIFESTE MATT & CATHERINE ADAMS CAMERON & MARJOLAINE MILLER BRANDON & DEENA NELMS PICKERING ANDY ROBINOWITZ CHAT LENHART MATTHEWS JOHN & GIBBS COLGIN MILLER ANDREW & ANGIE NELSON LINDSEY DUNCAN PIKE SHAYN & ELIZABETH ROBINSON JACK & LANIE NIX LENHART RYAN & LAUREN LOWE KRISTI MILLER KATY KRIPS NELSON LAUREN RIESTER PINCHBECK ENRIQUE & MINNIE DORA HAYNES JOHN & NATALIE METZGER MATTHEWS MICHAEL & VIRGINIA MILLER DANIEL & CARLA NELSON JORDAN & AMY PINCU RODRIGUEZ LESIKAR KATIE ELEAZER MATTINGLY PIERCE & BETTY MILLER MILAM & TORY NEWBY BRAD HERRING & JENNIFER STEVEN & RENEE HARVEY SUSAN LESLIE BRIAN MAVERICK RACHEL MILLER LESLIE NEWCOMER SALMON PINSON-HERRING RODRIGUEZ TODD & DARCIE DOBBS LESTER KENNETH & AMY MAVERICK ROBERT” CRAMER” & ANNIE HAILEY IRONS NEWLIN JANE QUENTAN PIPER FRANCES EVANS ROGERS ASHLEY CALDWELL LEVI DON & ANGIE WEST MAXFIELD MILLER BARCLAY & JANICE NICHOLSON JOSEPH & BETSY FARRINGTON GEORGE & MINDY SUE JORDAN & HELEN LEVIN DALE & PAIGE INGEBRITSON SHIRLEY MILLER KENT & STEFANIE SHANNON PISTONE PETTICREW ROJAS SCOTT & KATHERINE LEWIS MAXWELL MICHAEL & LINDSEY MILLER NIELSON AUSTIN PITNER CHRIS & CESELEY ROLLINS LISE LIDDELL RON & PAIGE MAY TREY & CARRIE RYAN MILLER ANDRES & LORI ANNE NISIMBLAT GAVIN & LAYNE ELEAZER PITZER HUNTER & MARIKA ROME RANDY & DEBBIE LIESMAN BROOKE GETTER MAYER LYDIA MILLS ERIK & CAROLINA NISIMBLAT CHUCK PLUMHOFF DUSTIN & KAYLE ROOP R.J. & HEATHER LINGLE CARTER & SHEILA MAYFIELD JEFF MISCHEL GIANCARLO & JENNIFER LAURELYN POHLMEIER EMILY YOUNG ROSENBERG KENT & MEG LISENBY PAUL & JILL WHITE MAYHACK ELAYNA MITCHELL & JARED KOPF NISIMBLAT LEWIS & SUZY POLLOK MELISSA ROSENKRANZ JORDAN ADAMS LISTON PAULA MAYS LEE & AUDREY MITCHELL LEE & KRISTEN CLARK NIX BRYAN & MORGAN TARLTON ELIZABETH LOVE ROSS DALTON & MARTHA JONES LITTLE JJ & SARAH MCANELLY MEREDITH MITCHELL BOBBY & JJ GOLDTHWAITE POLLY MICHELLE ROSS GREG & SHANNON LIVENGOOD CASEY CAULEY MCARDLE TRACY MITCHELL NORRIS JOSE & JENNIFER PORTELA VIRGIL & PAMELA JARY ROSSER CARTER & KYLEY LLEWELLYN HEATH & LARISSA MCBRIDE SARAH MITCHELL CHAD & CAROLINE JONES NORTH RICHARD & SHANNON POUNDS MEGAN MURPHY ROTHWELL BLAKE & CHESLEIGH LLOYD ANDREW MCCALLA CAMERON & MEGAN MOATES BUMP & AMY NORTHCUTT LAURA POWELL MARK & LIZ ROUNDS JAYE GREGORY LOCKE DUDLEY MCCALLA ANDREW & MEREDITH WILSON READINGER WILLIAM & RANELLE PRESSLEY REAGAN ROWLETT KARL & SUSIE GIFFORD LOCKER ED & REBECCA MCCARTHY MONCRIEF DEE ANN DAVIS NOWELL COREY & AMY PRESTIDGE DAVID & KRISTINE PETERSON VIRGINIA LOGAN ERIKA MCCARTHY DAN & KARA MONTGOMERY MITCH & KRISTIN McNEAL NYVEEN SISSY PRESTON RUDOLPH SUE HOUSER LOMBARD BRAD & LETITIA MCCASLAND ANDREW & MOLLY MONTGOMERY KATE CRISSEY O’CONNELL JACO & MEREDITH HASSON JEFFREY & ASHLEY BRYAN BRYAN & BLAIR RICHARDSON CHIP & COLETTE MCCHAREN JEREMY & WENDI MONTHY CHRIS & KAREY NALLE ODDO PRETORIUS RUGGLES LOOCKE SIMON & JUDY DITTO MCCLOUD WALKER MOODY BENJAMIN & JENNIFER BERG DERRICK & LAUREN STRICKLAND ANDEE & ANGIE RUSSELL ADAM & KATIE CONNALLY LOVE SIMON & SALLY MCCLOUD LISA EVANS MOON OGILVIE PRICE SETH & ELIZABETH RUSSELL BENTON & ASHLEE LOVE BRYAN & HOLLY CARLSON RICHARD & STEPHANIE MOORE DWIGHT (CAPO) & MARY L. BUCK PURSELLEY BRAD & DANIELLE RYAN MALIA DAVISON LOVE MCCOLLOUGH BRENT & PIPER MORGAN O’KEEFE SHERRY KEETON PURSELLEY PATRICK & KIM RYAN ROBERT & LISA LOVE KEVIN MCCOLLOUGH ELIZABETH SCHWARTZ MORGAN MIKE & KRISTI OLDHAM DANNY & ELIZA THOMAS QUIGLEY ALEX RYERSON ROSS “PISTOL” & CHRISTIAN JIM & MARY ELIZABETH FEUILLE MUFFIE MORONEY STEVE & KITTY OLDHAM ROBYN WRIGHT QUINLIN WILLIAM “DUNNE” & ROGAN MAJORS LOVE McCOMAS CHERRY MORRILL CRAIG OLIVER CLAY & KRISTEN RABEL LAWRENCE SAAL WILL & PAIGE KERR LOVELL RYAN & MEGAN MCCONNELL MEREDITH MORRILL JOHN & MARGARET PHILIP TODD & JENNIFER RAMBERG ROBERT & LEILA SALMONS MEGAN SNIDER LOWE JENNY MCCORMICK TRACE & JESSICA MORRILL OLIVER NIKKI RAMEY STUART & KELLY SAMPLEY JUSTIN LOWENFIELD MATTHEW & JESSICA MCCOY GEORGE & SARAH LEE MORRILL BRIAN & LANE MATTHEWS OLSON CLINT & JESSICA CONNELLY GINGER WATSON ANDREA LOWERY BEN & NATALIE BIELAMOWICZ BRANDON & SHAINE MORRIS ERIC & ALLISON HAZLEWOOD RANCHER NILS & MARY ELIZABETH WISE MIKE LUCKSINGER MCCUE CARTER JOHN & HOLLY KRAUSE OLSON WILLIAM TYLER & JAMIE RANKIN SAND MARK & ASHLEY MATTHEWS BEN & LINDSEY MCDANIEL MORRIS EDWARD & KRISTA O’MALLEY DAVID & LEIGH ANN PYEATT SCOTT & STEPHANIE SANDERS LUNSFORD MIA MORAN MCDANIEL CHRISTOPHER MORRIS KRISTEN WAGNER O’PRY RANSLEM SCOTT SANDERS ALLEN & CAROL LYONS ANDREW & KRISTEN MCDAVID DREW MORRIS TRAVIS & LACIE PRYOR ORSAK SARAH SPEEG RASCO JAY & KATIE SARTAIN CHAD & KATIE NETTLES LYONS ANDY & CANDACE BATES RANDALL & KATHY MCGONAGIL THOMAS & MARNI OTJEN JASON RASH RUSS & LINDSEY LANGLEY MARK & KELLI MACATEE MCDOWELL MORRIS DAVID & TENNIE CLINE OTT DAVID & MARY JANE RATCHFORD SARTAIN CAROLINE ANDREWS DONALD & CATHERINE WILLIAMS EVAN & MANDY MORRISON FRANK & GEORGIA OWEN BLAKE & JAMIE RATLIFF BRIAN & LINDSAY NEWMAN SAULS MACDONALD MCEACHERN BILL MORRISS SUSAN OWEN JOE & NATALIE BROWN RAY ADRIENNE DREILING SAUNDERS AMY MACKIE NANCY MCEACHERN ROBIN MORSE, III J.C. PACE III JOHN REARDON HOLLY HUBLER SAUNDERS EDWARD & ADRIANA MADDOX J.R. McGEE RYAN & REBECCA MORSE MATTHEW & CHELSEA PACEY DAVID RECHT BRIAN & MARYANN BRUMLEY SUSAN SINEX MAGEE FRANK & LIZ ANN MCGEHEE JOHN & SHANNON HARKINS KATRINA PACKARD & MAK ELVIG RICKY & KRISTIN REES SAYERS LESLIE TEAGUE MAGGIO MIKE & DONNA MCGINNIS MORTON KIMBERLY SELLERS PALSSON KELLY FORD REESE JAMES SAYERS MICHAEL & NANCY STEADMAN MEGAN HAWTHORNE MCGUIRE ERIN SELKE MOSES TODD PARDEE & CHRIS DAVID & JULIANNE PHILPY CHRIS SAYERS MAGILTON ANN CHAPMAN MCGUYER AARON & LAUREN MOSES NAPIERKOWSKI REEVES JAKE & MOLLY BOWDEN JOSH & EMILY DIXON MAHAN RICHARD & COURTNEY JEREMY & ERIN DEATON MOSS JASON & MEGHAN WARD JAMES & JENNIFER OWEN REID SCARBROUGH WILL & LINDSEY CAVEN MAJORS MCINTYRE MATT & LIZ MOTES PAREDES AUSTIN JACKSON REILLY AARON & REAGAN BOICE JAMES & DEANNA JOHNSON JENNIFER GOBLE McKELVEY CHARLES & GINA MOTZ SCOTT & CHRISTI PARENT JOHN GRAYSON REILLY SCHAEFER MALACHOWSKI CHRIS & ELLEN BROWN ALEX & LINDSAY MORRIS ALLISON MORRIS PARKEY PHILIP & DONNA REILLY MATT & JEAN SCHENDLE PHILLIP & ARWEN MALLET MCKEOWN MOUSOUDAKIS HEATHER PARKHURST REBECCA ROSE REILLY BRENT & STEPHANIE MILLER JOCELYN MORNEAU MANGAN ALAN & MELANIE McKNIGHT ANDY MOZISEK CATHERINE PARKS LAUREN ROBERTS REINBACH SCHIER ANNE APPLEMAN MANN SCOTT & ALLISON MCKNIGHT NATASHA MERRITT & RICHARD DAVID PARRISH STUART & TRICIA RENCH MICHAEL & TRISHA JOE & CLAIR MANNING TIM & SHAWN McLALLEN MULLEN KIP & KATHY PARSONS JD & CHELSA BRINDLEY SCHILDKNECHT CHAPMAN & ASHLEY ABINGTON CAMI CANALES ROBERT & KATIE MULLINS LAURA SAYERS PATRICK RESSETAR ROBERT & BETH SCHMID MANNSCHRECK ROBERT & LAURA MCMAHAN WILL & CARRIE MURCHISON BRIAN & STACY PRATT STACY COLLIER REYENGA JAMES (BUBBA) & PAMELA MADISON & ELIZABETH GREEHEY BRAD & ANNA MCPHAIL RYAN & BRIANNE MCKINNEY PATTERSON JUSTIN & MEREDITH HOUSTON STEWART SCHMIDT MARCEAU MICHAEL & REBECCA MCPHAUL MURPHY RYAN & WHITNEY WILT REYNOLDS CHRISTOPHER & HEATHER CATHERINE HENNESSY MARKERT JOHN & ANNE ELLINGTON MATT & ALICIA MURPHY PAULOWSKY MYRA JANE DADDARIO SCHMITT DOUG & CATHERINE MOATES MCPHERSON MATTHEW & SUSANNA HANCOCK BRIAN & JULIE PAYNE REYNOLDS BENJAMIN & ALANA GRIFFIN MARKLE RYAN MUSTIAN MCQUEENEY MURRAY ALLAN & AMANDA PECK SAM & LINDSAY PATTESON SCHNITZ JENNIFER RHODA MARSH JARED & BROOKE SWALLOW MARY CAROLINE MURTAUGH DOUG PECK RHODES DUSTIN & MEGAN SCHULER DEREK & MADELINE ELROD MEABON ADAM & CINDY MUSIL WILLIAM & ELLEN MIERS PEEPLES LESLIE STIVER RICE ERIC & MEREDITH MARSHALL E. LEE JAHNCKE MEAD JOHN & LAURA MUSSELMAN JEFFREY & KYLIE SMITH PERABO ALAN & SARAH SCHMA RICH SCHULTENOVER ROBERT & CHRISTINA MARSHALL MARK & CHRISTY MEADOR JULIE POHL MUSSELMAN JOHN & NINA PERABO BEN & LEIGH CHAMBERS KAYLEA SCHULTZ BLAKE & CARLY ALLEN MARTIN MARTIN & DIANA B.J. & DARCY DOLD MYERS JOHN & SANDY PERKINS RICHARDS NATHAN & LACY HAWN SCHULTZ BRANT & NATALIE MARTIN SCHNAKENBURG MEDDLES DEBBIE HELLER MYERS LAURA HUTCHINS PERKINS BROOKE COVIN RICHARDS ROBERT & YVETTE SCHULZ CARRIE KUEHN MARTIN JASON & DAWN MELEAR CAMERON & CHRISTINA MICHAEL & LESLIE PERKINS AMBER BOFFA RICKHOFF KELLEY WELCH SCOFIELD TOM & LEIGH FREDRICKSON JONATHAN & SARAH MILLER MYRONOWICZ EMILY DREILING PERRY ROBERT & ALLISON RIESS RYAN & SHAWN SCOTT MARTIN MENESES JOSH NACOL ROBERT & ERICKA PERTIERRA KELLY PERKINS RIGAS DENISA SCOTT & JIM CASTEEL WILL & BLAIR MARTIN MEGAN STEPHENS MENNITI LANCE NALL PATRICK & MARY KATE PETERS JENNIFER MARTIN RILEY FIELD & LYLE FOSTER SCOVELL MART & COREY MARTINDALE ELIZABETH SHUEY MERKLE JENNIE NANCE BILL PETERSON JOHNNY & TAMERAH RINGO LAURA SCULLY STEVEN & WENDY MARTINEZ SCOTT & CAITLIN MERRICK ANDREW & SARA NAPORA SALLY GRAHAM PETERSON CHRISTOPHER RIPLEY STEVE & MARTY SEALE J. GARY & JENNIFER MARVIN WILL MERRICK DEWAYNE NAUMANN & THERESA STEPHEN & ANDRESS BECK ERIC & CALLIE SHARKEY RITTER PAULA SEAPAN TODD & MEREDITH MASEL JENNIFER METZ GLOIER PETTIBONE CHIP & REAGAN LUCAS RIVES G. KELLY & LISA SECHLER LIZZIE WARE MASON DAVID & JULIE OWEN MEYER MICHAEL & ELLEN NAVARRE WYATT & KRISTINA PETTUS ANDREW & HEATHER HAWN JEFF & MELISSA SEELY ADAM & STEPHANIE MASSEY KATE CAUTHORN MEYER JIM NEALE CHRIS PETTY ROBERTS MARK & JENNY MASSIA MICHAEL & KALLY FEILD MEYER EMILY NEELEY MICHAEL & GEORGIA ELLIS DREW & ASHLEY BARNARD Continued Next Page LUMNEWS, May 2021, Page 35 DUES PAYERS Continued from Page 34

BRIAN & SHANNON STANFORD SCOTT & TANYA SMITH HAL & BARBARA LEE TEN BRINK KATE WHITSIT WALLACE RICHARD & LAURA WHITELEY PEARSON WOLK SEIB SHARON SMITH SAM & SAMANTHA TEN BRINK KATHY GESELL WALLACE JEFF & BROOKE BAILEY WHITLEY NATHALIE WOLK SAM & LAINEY SEIDEL STEPHANIE MAYHALL SMITH JEB & ROBIN TERRY SAM & LINDSAY GREEN WALLACE BROOK SMALL WHITWORTH BOBBY & SHANNON STROTHER MIKE & KATHRYN SELBY ZACHARY & LAUREN SMITH MICHAEL & KATY TERRY JAMES & JENNIFER WALLIS RANDAL & MEHGAN WICHUK WOMBLE LANE & KELLI SELIGER CAROL CLENDENIN SNIDER JOE THIEMAN KELLY WALNE WARREN & ANNA DRIVER WICK GEORGE & CHRISTEN WOMMACK MARISA GIBSON SELKIRK NED & RENEE SNYDER KIRSTAN SCOTT THOMAS HOLLAND WALSH JEFF & ELIZABETH WATSON KATHY JEWELL WOMMACK TAYLOR & JENNIFER SELL LISTI ARNOLD SOBBA MIKE & KERRI FRIEDMAN THOMAS DAVID & KRISTIN MATTISON WALT WIGGINTON JEFF & KAYLA WOOD ERIC & ERIN SELLARS MARK & MARSHA SOPER DOUG & BONNIE THOMPSON JULIE WALTER DON & SUSAN M. WILHELMI KAY WOOD TOM & ARAMINTA SELLERS MICHAEL SOPER JEFF & SUSIE PURSELLEY SCOTT & EMILY WINTON JEREMY & BETH MCBRIDE MICHAEL & LAURIE WOOD BEN & CHRYL RAY SELMAN TYLER & MEREDITH KLIEWER THOMPSON WALTMON WILHELMI KATHERINE BOSTWICK WOODALL JENNIFER THOMSON SEN SPEARS JENNIFER JUMONVILLE ERICA WARD GREG & MONICA WILKINS SCOTT & ELIZABETH WOODARD MICHAEL & LAURA MARTIN JOHN & SARA SOUERBRY SPEER THOMPSON MOLLY REESE WARD TRENT & SARAH REILLY WILKINS BRETT & KATIE WAGNER SENTER DREW & ELIZABETH THAYER THOMAS & TIIA THOMPSON WESLEY WARE CRAIG & BROOKE SELMAN WOODROOF CODY & TRICIA CUNNINGHAM SPEICHER SCOTT & BLAIR WOOD THRASH MARGOT WARREN WILLIAMS DENNIS & LISA WAGNER WOODS SETH MICHAEL & KAREN SPELLER THOMAS & JAYBIE THURMOND DOUG WASSON JOHN & NICOLE WILLIAMS TODD WOOLEY & LAURA BEST EMILY PLANT SEWELL MEREDITH ALLDAY SPENCE SETH & JO TIBBETTS MIKE & JANIE TULL WATSON JUSTIN & WHITNEY WILLIAMS TOM & LISA WOOLLEY CAROLYN GRAEME SHANNON ERIC & TORI JOHNSON CHRISTOPHER & RACHAEL TICE PETER & AMY WATSON MARGARET PAGE WILLIAMS JOHN & CARRIE ERCK WORTHEN KRISTEN & SAM SHANNON SPIELHAGEN LAURA LIGHTFOOT TILLEY KAYCEE WEAVER ROSS & CLAIRE WHEELER DAVID & JANET GAGE WRATHER JAMES & HEATHER SHARP MARK & KATHRYN WIMBERLY KRISTIE CHISCANO TOMAN LAYNIE WEAVER WILLIAMS LOIS HAMILTON WRIGHT SARA RIGNEY SHARPE SPINELLI CELESTE FEILD TONEY RAD & ASHLEY WEAVER ANDREW & JILL WILLIAMSON PHILIP WRIGHT & HELEN HENRY SADIE O’SHAUGHNESSY ERIN SPRADLIN & JACK TOWLER BILL & COURTNEY TOOMEY CRAYTON & NIKKI NELSON WEBB BARRETT WILLINGHAM CAMILLE MILLER YALE SHAUGHNESSY CARY & LISA SPRAGGINS DANA TOTTENHAM & ERIC CHANG GREG & KRISTIN ALLEN WEBB SHANNON FRENCH WILLINGHAM JOE DAVID YATES MICHAEL & SUZANNE SHAW KARIN SPRINGERLEY GIFFORD TOUCHSTONE DOUG & ANGIE ROWLAND TAYLOR WILLIS TRIGG DAVISON YERBY MIKE & NANCY JAMES SHAW JASON & CELINA QUIROS TOBY & RENE TOUDOUZE WEBSTER KYLE & HILLARY WILLIAMS MARGARET WORKS YERKOVICH HEATHER SHEERAN STABELL BILL & JENNIFER TRACEWELL TIM & SUSAN WEIL WILLMON STEPHEN & LISA MOORE YOCH JOHN & AMY DAVOL SHEFFIELD SAM & DEANNA STARLING SAM & KARA STEWART TRAIL DANA & MENDI WEINSTEIN DEREK & SHARMAN CREASEY JEFF & ANDI YORIO LUCAS & COURTNEY HOLLAND CARA STARNES JASON & KATHERINE HEYNE MICHAEL & REAGAN SMITH WILSON CHRIS YORK SHELTON PAMELA STAULCUP TRAMONTE WELLINS JAMES & CAMILLE ROSE WILSON CARSON & LEXI YOST BOB & ANNE SHEPARD JIM & KELLI NEESSEN STEPHENS DAVID & AMY CLOWE TRAUGHBER JOE & KIRIN WELLS JEFF & KATIE WILSON COURTNEY WEAVER YOUNG JOHN “ASH” & HEATHER JOHN STEPHENS LENA SULLIVAN TREANOR COREY & BETSY WELP JORDAN WILSON TREY YOUNG SHEPHERD LAURA NEUSTADT STEPHENSON TARA TRELEAVEN SCOTT & GINNY ELLIOTT WENGER LEE WILSON CARLEY YOUNGBLOOD JUDD & LEIGH BEAL SHEPPARD DAVID & LINDSAY STEPHENSON MARK & AMY EHLERT TREVINO TOM & KAY WENGER LANE & CARTER McMAHAN MICHAEL & SALLI MARTINE YOUTT MICHAEL SHIEKH & KELLY ROBERT & MICHELE THOMAS ROXI JOHNSON TSAKAS MARY MILAM WENTWORTH WIMBERLY JOHN & JESSIE YULL ROBINSON STEVENS BRIAN & MELINDA GEORGE PATRICK & JENNIFER MCELRATH CHRIS & LYNNSEY SMIT WIMMER JOSH & ASHLEY BLYTHE ZACHRY MICHELLE SHILLER & MICHAEL CAROLINE GABLE STEWART TUCKER WEST JAY & SIDNI CORDELL TAMIR & KARIN SOLOMON COUTURE CHRISTOPHER STEWART LANGSTON & MEREDITH LIND DAVID & NANNETTE ROUNTREE WINETROUB ZALTSMAN ERIC & KELLI ANDERSON JAMIE STEWART TURNER WHEELIS RICK WITTENBRAKER JEFF & BROOKE BURNEY ZARR SHINAULT ADAM & SUZANNE GERUM STILES LINDSAY SHEFFIELD TURNER HANS & AMY WHITE WILLIAM & MEGAN WOLF CASEY & ASHLEY ZBORIL WHITNEY & NICOLE MCINTYRE BOBBY & ALEX PRESS STILLWELL T.J. & JAMIE TURNER JOHN WHITE HARRY & ERIN LAHOURCADE RYAN & LAURA EBELING ZEHL SHINE MEGHAN STINE WILL TYSON MICHELLE DOHERTY WHITE WOLFF CARIE SHIPLEY BRIAN STOCK CLINTON & VALERIE ULLMANN STEWART & KATHERINE WHITE GUS WOLK BARRETT & MO HEINRICHS SHIPP KRIS & LISA STOCKTON BRETT & O’NEAL UNDERWOOD JASON & SUZANNAH DOPLER JAMES & MEGAN STOFFER FRED & PAM UNDERWOOD SHOALES LOGAN & ASHLEY BROWN NICKOLAS & ASHLEY RUSSELL A SPECIAL NOTE TO NICOLE TSOURMAS SHOBERG STOKES UNDERWOOD NAN . . . ANN WOOD SHOOK CRAIG & ALISON STOKLEY COURT URBAN Great job on the virtual JEFF & LUCY ANDERSON SHORE HANNA STONECYPHER LISA CHAPMAN carnivals! I just watched the PAMELA CORTELYOU SHOULTS CLAIR STOREY MARK & SARA UZZELL JUSTIN SHRADER JONATHAN STORMS AMANDA WATSON VALENTINO last one with my boys yester- TED & MARTHA SHRADER HARVEY & TARA STOTLAND LORI BENNETT VAN HOUTEN day. I loved all the “Did You MATTHEW & MARY CAROLINE COLE & ASHLEY BAXTER STOUT CASEY & SARAH BRUTON Know” segments and the his- CRUSE SHREVES SUZANNE STRAIN VAN SICE tory was so great to hear and SAMUEL SHUFFLER KATHERINE WILLIAMSON SCOTT & LAURA MCANDREW JUSTIN & LAURIE SHULTS STRANGE VAN SLYKE talk about with the boys. JACK & SHAY EVANS SIDES KAI STRATMANN JONATHAN & MAGGIE MATTHEWS We got to compare what GREGG & AUSTIN MCNEEL KEIL & TIFFANY KIMES VANCE camp was like for me in the SIEGEL STRICKLAND ZACHARY & COURTNEY WRIGHT 80/90s compared to their MARICELA MOORE SIEWCZYNSKI MATT & CHRISTI STROCK VANDERHAM JAMES & LAURIE SIMMONS GIL & LAUREN LLEWELLYN LOUISA HOUSTON VANN version. Also 2000 pancakes BO & ASHLEY HOLMAN SIMPSON STROUBE TRAVIS & NIKKI STOLL VARGO - holy cow! BRIAN & SAVANNAH WARE TIM & SANDY SELBER STURM ELIZABETH VEAZEY Thanks for your contin- SINGLETON RILEY HOWARD SUFFEL JOHN & SARAH VEAZEY ued efforts to stay connected JORI RENOUF SITZ PATRICK SULLIVAN MICHAEL & LETTIE ALEXANDER PIP & MONICA SIVAKUMAR TODD SULLIVAN VELLANO with campers and their fam- BRITTANY HANSON SIZEMORE WILLIAM SULLIVAN FREDERICK & ANGELA ROBINSON ilies. My marine and ranger DEAN & PAIGE PHILLIPS SARAH CHAMBERS SUMNER VENUK are looking forward to sum- SKONIECZNY ERIC & KARA SWANSON JOHN & CHRISTINA WEAVER VEST mer with you. KELLY SLAVEN RYAN & EMILY BRIDGER XAVIER & TIFFANY VILLARREAL JEFF & PHYLLIS SLIVA SWEENEY BOBBY & JO KIT VINSON Attawaytogo! KRISTI SLIVA-THIBAUT TRICIA SULLIVAN SWEN SAM & LUCY VINSON MEGAN ROTHWELL GEORGE (C.D) SLOVER MATT & KARA TINGLEY SWINNEY THOMAS & SHARLA VISAGE STACY SHAW SMAISTRLA DIRK & MARY ELIZABETH DANIEL MATTHEW & TISH MAULDIN DAVID & KARA WHARTON SMARTT SYLVESTER VISINSKY ANNE SMITH SCOTT & TAMARA SYPULT MATT & MARIA MCCULLOUGH Lil’ Moron Answers BETSY AYRES SMITH KELSEY HARROD TALBERT VOGT CADE SMITH ERIC & ELIZABETH DUNN TALLEY DONALD VOLTZ DAN & CYNTHIA SMITH PHILIP & COURTNEY TARDY MALCOLM & SUZANNE BRUCE 1. Nacho Cheese! DAVID & SARA WOOLLEY SMITH STEPHEN & MARISSA TARLETON WADDELL JENNY MCINTYRE SMITH BRAD & APRIL ELLISON TATE AMANDA HARDING 2. A bat KEELY SMITH KELVIN & JEANNE LEFORE TATUM SCOTT & ALEXIS BECK WAGONER LIL SMITH HUNTER & ASHLEY JAMES BLAIR WALKER & JOACHIM LIZZIE WOODBURN SMITH TAYLOR “MARC” SCHMID 3. She runs away from MARK & DENISE SMITH LARRY TAYLOR COURTNEY ESTENSON WALKER PRESTON & BETTY BROWNING BRYAN & DELAINE CROW TEEPLE KIM WALKER PIERCE & POPPY GREENHAW (Dec. ‘20) children the ball SMITH SLOAN & SUSAN MORMAN MARY KATHERINE RILEY WALKER of Alumni PETE and ROBIN GREENHAW. Thanks RYAN SMITH TEEPLE RACHEL WALKER 4. A blueberry SARAH HOWARD SMITH FABIAN & MICHELLE TEIXEIRA WILLIAM “WILLIE” WALKER for sharing this adorable picture, PETE. Page 36, LUMNEWS, May 2021

HELEN Continued from front page years coaching and decided BAILEY HUTCHISON, TONIA VALLES, JENNI- e-mail ... and maybe a pic- ried in. BABY PICTURES We look forward to sum- on photography as his hob- KELLY HALE, WALLY FER RYAN BALL, PAM ture to us would be so special .. please e-mail along with mer of 2022 for special fun, by/business these past few PRYOR, GARDNER ‘G.P.’ FRADY ALDEN, PRES- to know what is happening to picture, date of birth, proud fun, fun. Our goal will be to years. PHIL comes to Indian PARKER, JIMMY REED- TON BROWN, JOHN our friends in our C.L.A.S.P. Mom and Dad and Bro’s & make sure all campers and Springs several weeks each ER, PHILIP & CLAUDIA CROW MILLER, ROSA (Camp Longhorn Alumni Sis’s and name of baby! We employees enjoy a very safe, summer to catch those beau- CLINTON JONES, MARK ONTIVEROS SOLOR- and Special Parents) organi- will enjoy this information healthy and happy June, July tiful photos you see in the ROSE, RICH HULL, AMY ZANO, APRIL RUSSELL zation. and know another 7000+ will and August . . and maybe, camp movies. SCOTT FORTENBERRY, KUBIK, SCOTT & GINNY WEDDING PI(:TURES .. enjoy too! YOU’ALL ARE just maybe, we can enjoy our Our December, 2020 AT- JUDGE JOE GREENHILL, ELLIOTT WENGER, DON Please e-mail info., picture, OUR BEST CORRESPON- visiting time again! STAY TAWAYTOGO Recipient FRANK & MARY-PATT FROG & MO THOMPSON date married and town mar- DENTS! SAFE! MARK BARNETT, camper, MOFFITT EVEREST, JACKSON, JULIE HARRIS counselor and director for WILSON COZBY, KEVIN KOCUREK, SAMANTHA AN APPLE A DAY!! many years at Indian Springs DUVALL, CHUCK FRA- HOLMAN & KATHRYN When you see this will also get his “forever SER, JACK JACKSON, LIND ANDREWS, DOUG “group” gathering at tree” summer of 2022! He BOO HAUSSER, GREG WASSON, RAY & HELEN Indian Springs you is a Research Scientist for GLAUSER, JEFF & MISSY FRADY, ASHLEY BALCH know NAN MAN- UT Austin at the Applied McCRARY GRAY, SAN- MacKENNA and LINCOLN Research Laboratories and DY (SHARION) INNIS ROSE NING must be close during the summer on week- BOSTIC, BEN & CHRYL We invite GEORGE W. by! Ponies CUTTER, ends you can ﬁ nd him at RAY SELMAN, LORIE BUSH to accept his “forev- BUCKY, PINTO Springs checking counselors RUPE LORD, JACK IN- er tree” and we look forward BEAN and the dogs in, teaching counselor school GRAM, CLEM LOVE, to “trees” honoring LAW- LUCY and BIRDIE and on and on. MALCOLM WADDELL, RENCE & RUTH SKEL- lost their Merit Pins SARAH STREET ZIM- LEY, PHIL SIROIS, MARK and are standing Our growing list of in- MER, TRIGGER MILLER BARNETT and BOBBY close by the “drive ductees includes .. PE- BUTLER, DON & SU- MAXFIELD next summer to thru” window at In- TER GARDERE, EMORY SAN WILHELMI, CHRIS- join this great group! dian Springs! I’m BELLARD, BILL & M.F. TOPHER CROW, AMY JOHNSON, RALPH ‘RED MORGAN MILLS, CAR- We welcome and love guessing some in DOG’ JONES, KATHY Mc- OLYN BRITTON ALLEN, news about our Alumni and “the group” will end GQNAGIL MORRIS, KAY PAUL LEE, RAUL & AN- Special Parents. A quick up with apples.

A LETTER TO KERI MANNING WEAVER, WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING . . . for ALUMNI names and addresses (that we do not already have. We now have GIRLS CAMP DIRECTOR AT over 8,200 Alumni and Special Parents in our computer and know there are 25,000 more to contact! If you know SPRINGS . . of any former campers and/or counselors that are not receiving our mailings, please let us know on the following from SHANNON “ﬁ ll in the blank!” (If married, please include maiden name) A reward for the capture of new names and address- ELLIOTT HARVEY . . es! THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for your help . . . A Mom, Teacher and great Alumni .. Indian Springs Full name Address City/State/Zip Dear Keri, I teach a lot of Camp Longhorn campers. One of my students was wearing an Indian Springs shirt. She is a second grader and I commented on her shirt. I told her I went to Camp Longhorn and showed her my ring. Then half of my class said that they were going to CLH this summer or in the future. They were super excited! Then my ﬁ fth graders were talking about it today, too. Thank you for continuing to provide this excitement in children. Many of them are count- ing down the days. I know my own children are excited and now my students are too. I hope you are all doing well! Enjoy the rest of the school year and know there are excited children Send Reward To: coming your way very soon! Take care, SHANNON