“Those Were the Days”

“THOSE WERE THE DAYS” Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine 1 Dear Friends: Camp is a string of magical moments threaded together into a vibrant tapestry which creates the story of camp each summer. Every moment at camp can potentially change a life, make an impact or create signif- icance. All summer long, but especially at the end of the summer, we hear stories of the undeniable influence the camp experience has had on a child, an individual or a family. For example, an article titled “The Afterglow” written by Stephen Wallace, Resident Director of Counselor Training, for Psychology Today, invokes the following response from a recent CCSC graduate of the Counselor Training Program. The article deals with the role of summer camps in helping young people master the three primary developmental tasks of late childhood and adoles- cence, “Reading ‘The Afterglow’ brings back so many learning experiences and memories of camp! I still think about how much it (camp) helped me grow and prepared me for more independence in my life!“ How are these flashes of camp memories so gripping and profoundly emotional? Maybe they are the result of campers and staff focusing their energies only on the camp experience, forcing distractions of the world outside the “camp bubble” to disappear and sharing each tiny piece of summer camp with genuinely interested adults and peers. The in- tensity of this focus imbues each person to be fully participatory, engaged and seeking ways to create positive connections and contributions with each other and with the camp community as a whole. Magic happens naturally and especially when groups of people of all ages work together towards a common goal. The magic of camp includes sharing in the world of nature and this spectacular location on Cape Cod, the energy created by a song at a campfire or an all camp gathering, celebrating a milestone reached, linking up with a friend or favorite counselor, or just listening to the silence of a summer evening. Magic also happens when voices are heard and listened to. “The positive peer culture it (camp) provided and the thoughtful, engaged guidance of the counselors really cultivated a strong sense of being inside of me, one who became a confident and compassionate leader.” ~ A CCSC Alumni enrolling her son for his first experience in a resident camp. The meaningful consequences of the shared experience called “CAMP” generates a better un- derstanding of “self”. The importance of making decisions independently, using the many community resources available to ask for help and support when experiencing difficulties; being self-reliant by making positive choices and accepting responsibility for personal behavior; demonstrating self-confidence by expressing confidence in an ability to succeed educationally and socially; embracing opportunities to try new things through exploration, making new friends, and contributing positively to the community as a whole; and finally, respecting oneself, others and the institution of camp are the valued outcomes of the camp experience. The path of self-awareness nurtures one’s growth and well-being. “She has been forging friendships (at camp) that carry her through the year, beyond camp. She has an enthusiasm to participate and attempt just about any sport. I feel the exposure to your multitude of programs is much to credit for this. She feels like she is a part of camp…….like going home.” ~ Parents of a 2014 camper The memories, the magic and the ultimate meaning of the camp experience expand beyond the summer, like ripples in a pond from a thrown pebble. The dazzling tapestry created each summer at camp is woven with unending magical moments …… I encourage your connection to Cape Cod Sea Camps and if you have a friend or family interested in our programs or would like current information, please let us know. Visit us in person or check out our website at www.capecodseacamps.com. Cheers to a healthy, happy and prosper- ous New Year. From my council ring to yours, Nancy W. Garran Executive Director

2 Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine Jingle Juniors, Junior Scout Gentleman, Mid- dler Minions, Surfer Scouts, PO Power Rangers, Guide Survivors, WSR’s on Safari, MSR Spartans, WJC Genies, MJC Generals…Counselor’s host the Sunset Show…Little Mermaid at the Orleans Playhouse…Babies – Finnegan, Eliza, Sawyer, guest appearances by Chet and Wyatt…Bust- er’s WOW awards…LP Fishing…Blue and Green Cup, Sunsets…Rainy July 4th…Thrilling Thursday…Guitar…Hepza-Bro… Big Ball Tournament….Breakfast Burritos…Videostars…HC’s – Clare, Josh/Da- vid, Catherine, Justin, Kellsie, Matt, Katie, Jack, Jen, Tomas…Cape Cod Baseball Games…Sip, Sip, Sip…Have you seen the dodge balls?...Morning Lifeguard Swims…Wono Egg Muffins…Phone Calls home…Hurricane Arthur that Wasn’t…Office duty…Unit swim races…Hoo-ra…Golf Trips… Assistant Directors – Daniella, Jim, Carol, Patrick…Movies in the Boathouse… New ping pong tables...“Because you’re happy”…JT’s ice cream…Cabin Inspections…Art Show…Cabin Inspections by Carol and Jim…Greeters Booth…Whale watches…Camper Council…Mini Golf… Staff soccer games…Do you want to build a snowman?...Christie wears the Director’s Whistle…Jr. Sct Kiss- ing Booth…Stuffed Potatoes…72 On Low Tide Walk…Separated at Birth…Fencing…Chess…Quid- ditch…John Gabordi returns…Stealth to the cabins…Chocolate Chip Muffins…The Waters…Golf Cart Rides…Sunday Bay Swim…Daniella’s New Book…Brinner…Sherry and Trudy visits…Quad Cooking…Chocolate Chip Muffins…Kari the Picture lady… One in a Minion…Neon…Roll Call at Colors…Angle Ball…Soccer vs. WK…Peg does Drama…Mail, Mail and More Mail…Unit pictures… New Store Swing…PMC Da Hedge…McIntyre Cup…Nugs and Puffs, Spirit Shirts…You do the Jel- lyfish…Who ya gonna call? Grant Francis…Raftco –Garran, Jim, Jimmy, Tom, Abby, Liz, Tanja, Kathleen…First Cousin 2 clams removed…Frisbee mod…Wono JC Marching…Art Show…Camp Danc- es…Leo’s Recycling Reminders…Crosby mansion tours…Ocean Edge Tennis Matches…Jomama’s… Birthday Cakes…Track Meets…Spirit Jerseys…Plaques…The Canon…Sports ON Land…Geese on the Front Field…Dog Show…Nurses – Kathleen, Alcida, Debby, Noreen, Mary Lou, Liz & Ellie…Bogo Bingo…Emma Del Super Wono…Staff Soccer vs. MDC…bucket hats…Hebzibah guest appearance… Junior Scout Gym…Aladdin…PSP’s Jenny, Emma, & Allan…Cricket the Laundry Dog… Scavenger Hunts…Deep Sea Fishing Trips…Keegan gets the newspaper… Rick returns for Cinderella and Thoughts at Bedtime…Department Head Morning Assembly…Director’s Efficiency Lexa Har- pel & Brian James… Service Cup Winners Hannah Berggren & Dimitri Der Megreditchian… The Bear at Colors…Cup Night Speeches…Cup Night Buffet…Lighthouse Ice Sculpture…Afterglow… End of a Wono Day....Taps…Best Summer Ever….

Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine 3 Cape Cod Sea Camps STAFFDIRECTORY

Nancy Garran David Peterson Stephen Wallace Christie Peterson Executive Director Resident Camp Resident Camp Resident Camp [email protected] Associate Director Associate Director Associate Director ext. 303 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ext. 206 ext. 242 ext. 245

Rick “Otis” Moyer Andy “Crash” Sims Christina Peterson Chris Peterson Monomoy Day Camp Monomoy Day Camp Monomoy Day Camp Monomoy Day Camp Associate Director Assistant Director Assistant Director Assistant Director [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ext. 220 ext. 227 ext. 202 ext. 345

Garran Peterson Ed Barber Cheryl Kimberley Henri Rauschenbach Groups & Sailing Facilities Office Manager Alumni Associate Director Associate Director Alumni Assistant Associate Director [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ext. 244 ext. 205 ext. 300 ext. 226 Stay in touch with us at Camp by searching Cape Cod Sea Camps on any social media app.

Alice Guariglio Carol Thibert Business Office Manager Assistant Bookkeeper [email protected] [email protected] ext. 207 ext. 208 4 Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine LINGER LONGER By the Sea

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Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine 5 a cape cod sea camps alum chronicles camping Daniella Garran is a well-known ing environment clearly helped her member of the CCSC camp family, through what seemed to be a chal- with her camp roots dating back to lenging time at home. CCSC has al- her start as a camper in 1984. She is ways and will always allow children a “camp cultist” as many of our alum- and adults the opportunity to become ni are, but not all of us have written a themselves, to be given a chance to book about it! Daniella’s new book express themselves in the final camp “Hello Mother, Hello Father: Cele- show or on the sports fields, to get brating Summer Camp”, is a love let- a bulls eye at BB’s or win a race on ter to summer camps. This book was Sunday afternoon sailing. We pride an excellent effort by Daniella to pay ourselves in offering a positive oppor- homage to her love of the summer tunity for every child of every back- camp experience. ground. It is understandable that she is enamored with sum- “Hello Mother, Hello Father: Celebrating Summer mer camp. Not only has she met some of her best Camp”, is a book that doesn’t just cover the histo- friends, but she also met her husband, Jeff Garran, ry of Cape Cod Sea Camps, but includes the evo- and was married at CCSC. It has been a place of lution of the summer-camp industry. As a history major milestones in her life. teacher, Daniella revels in researching the past and connecting that story to the present. Because of her Her love for camp shines through when she talks experience as a camper and staff member, she has about her experiences at CCSC. When asked what incorporated her own twist to the story of camping she loved about camp in a Cape Cod Times Arti- and presents a wonderful observation of the camp- cle she stated, “Camp truly ing community. The book represents everything good covers topics from camp in my life. … But perhaps marriages and traditions to most significantly, it was the development of activi- the chance to reinvent my- ties. Reflective essays writ- self and shed the identity ten by former and current I had at school.” She also campers, counselors, di- said, “At camp, I was given rectors, and owners of dif- a chance. That’s especially ferent summer camps are liberating for someone who provided as insight into the had a hard time at home influence camp has had on and at school. I really can’t the person’s life. say enough about everything camp has done for Summer Camp will contin- me over the past 30 years. ue to positively impact the It changed my life in every lives of millions children way possible, all for the and adults. Daniella has better.” taken the opportunity to dive a little deeper into why summer camps have been successful and why their Daniella touches on an essential core value that impact on people is so important and memorable. CCSC and most other camps strive to meet, accep- tance. Her ability to start over in a safe and accept- 6 Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine GRANT W. KOCH SCHOLARSHIP FUND

February, 2015

Dear Fellow Alumni,,

Your support of The Grant W. Koch Scholarship Fund allowed 18 boys and girls, who otherwise would not have had the opportunity, to be at camp last summer. Most of the recipients went for two weeks of day camp at Cape Cod Sea Camps, Brewster Day Camp, Camp Farley and Camp Favorite. The expressions of appre- ciation from the campers and their parents left no doubt in our minds that we are doing important work. The kids had life-changing experiences they will carry with them forever. They learned the fundamentals of many camp activities and also formed new relationships under the guidance of caring, skilled, sympathetic counselors. Your gifts made this possible!

Rick and Mike visited 4H Camp Farley last summer to see their program in action. It was exciting to see a camp so different from Cape Cod Sea Camps working in its own way to attain the same objectives as CCSC. They have a dedicated, caring staff, and the children were having a wonderful time. We felt fortunate to have the chance to visit them and observe for ourselves the kind of camping experience some of our scholarship recipients were having.

We hope you will find it possible to continue your financial support of the GWK Fund, and increase that support, if you can. Contributions to the Fund are tax- deductible within the terms of the Internal Revenue Code, since we are a 501(c) (3) tax-exempt charity. Moreover, close to 98% of your dollars go directly to children’s scholarships because our administrative expenses are very low. We’re proud of that ratio, and hope it will give you further encouragement to entrust your gifts to this worthwhile undertaking.

Please be as generous as you can, but know that every gift is important, regardless of the size. We and the campers will be very grateful.

With best wishes, and our thanks--

Rick Francis, Trustee Mike Halperson, Trustee

Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine 7 the JIB SHEET Written by: Henri Rauschenbach This column only works if you make an effort to get in touch with us or stay in touch with us. Former campers and staff love to find out what is going on with their former bunkmates, counselors, department heads, or upper brass!! So... take the time to drop me a note or email me. Send me your old pictures or, if you are in the neighborhood stop by and say hello.

Henri Rauschenbach | Alumni Director | Cape Cod Sea Camps PO Box 1880, Brewster, MA 02631 | [email protected] 508.896.3451 ext. 226

The 50’s The 60’s I had lunch this past winter with Doug Barnes (M’53- Henry Posner (M’67-’68) has been in touch with me and ’54) at the Yardarm in Orleans. Had a very interest- sent along old Pine Needle Christmas Editions from 1967, ing discussion with him about Monomoy. He lives in 1969 and 1970. These are very valuable additions to our Chatham. Edmund ‘Ted’ van Gilder (M’49-’57) ex- archives which are now so extensive that I am slowly changed a series of emails last December about our taking over the basement in the Big House. He also sent next reunions in Europe as he is living in Provence, along some old unit pictures and what was exciting about France. He is a former Foreign Service worker. He that is that they had camper names on them. So look in had found an old Alumni newsletter and it prompted your attics and if you have camp information that is get- him to look through some of his old papers. He also ting dusty – send it to me. Henry lives in Pittsburgh, by was wondering if we had other pictures of his years the way. Dirk Gidney (M’69-’74) and I had an exchange at camp. We do! He started camp as a Junior Scout over Facebook recently. He is living in British Columbia, and remembers Hadley Roe, Jim Ahern, Ed Peckham, Canada. His sisters Paige and Hilary both went to Wono. Hap Farnham, Charlie Linnell, Dick Ostrander, and His dad went to Monomoy in 1931. He has some of Brian Wilcox. He had great memories of Monomoy. his father’s pictures from the 30’s which I hope he will I also recently had lunch with Elliott Carr (M’51 - send to me. He thought that many of our old pictures Warriors). Elliott grew up in Hanover and was part and records went up in the first Monomoy Dining Hall of the invasion that Del put together in those days blaze and that is not true. Alec Arnold (M’53-’64) and of campers and counselors from Hanover and Dart- I conversed not too long ago about Linger Longer By- mouth. He also remembers Hadley Roe. Hadley was the-Sea which as many of you will remember was right my counselor in the Guides and was famous for taking next to the Camp Monomoy Beach. His father had been us on a walk around Long Pond which turned out to the “Mayor of Linger Longer” for many summers that he be similar to Shakleton’s walk across the Antarctic. went to camp and they vacationed there. He remembers Harriet Chase Sharp (W’51-’53) lives in Rumford, being there with the Barbers and Tanises and had been RI and spends the winter in Florida. Harry Ballard piqued to do this by reading of Margi Tanis’s wedding in (M’42-’51) wrote about his camper and counselor the Jib Sheet. Tom Wilson (M’54-’61) was in touch with days at Monomoy this past October. The men that us about some issues accessing our alumni website this came immediately to his mind were: Al Douglas, Ray past February. We are getting a much higher volume on Sterling, Garner Rowell and Al Hart. He was there the site and we hope to have more information available for the first dining hall fire and remembered that the on it this year. So take a look. Tom lives in Richmond, Army came in to feed the campers. One summer he Virginia. Jean Grotzinger came to our New York City worked in the kitchen and on days off he hitchhiked reunion and mentioned that her brother John Grotzinger all over the Cape. He also remembered the Wono ran the NASA Rover Program. Who can ever forget those girls coming over for chapel on Sundays. Great mem- yellow Penn Charter T-shirts. Chuck Lake (M’44-’62) ories. We heard from Peggy Prizer Kenny (W’55-’58) was recently ruminating on meeting his lovely bride, the that she wants to be on our mailing list and attend a former Jeanne Wickenden (W’61-’62) during the glorious DC reunion. She found out about this from Bobbie summer of 1962. They met at a pre-camp mixer and be- Brewster who was there at the same time as she was. came engaged at the end of the summer. They have been She is living in Chevy chase, MD. I heard from one of married for 50 years and have three children and four my former Hunter Counselors Rob Maddock (M”50’s) grandchildren. They live in Marion, MA. Chuck was my that he is living in CA. Head Counselor in the Junior Scouts in 1956. 8 Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine The 70’s Virginia Lincoln (CCSC’76-’77) touched base with us after looking at our website on-line. She was wondering if her cabin Bounty was still around and in use. She said that Bounty has been “filled with fun, love, and laughter”. Of course, Bounty is still around (as is most of old Wono) and is still full of fun, love and laughter. Our good friend Darcy Ray- mond Creech (W’74-CCSC’80) is now in the real estate business on Nantucket working for Raveis on the Island. So if you ever need to buy something – call Darcy! We heard from the Great Kahnuna (profession- ally known as Dr. David Richardson (M’64-’70) this past March. He was reflecting on how great camp was in the 60’s and he was looking for Francis Tracy’s contact information. Franny was Frank Tracy’s son. Frank, of course, was a Director along with Ray Sterling and Chester Robinson. Dave is retired and living in Portland, OR. Michael Gilbert (M’66-’74) was thinking about coming to our San Francisco reunion this past year, but couldn’t make it. But we will be back there and hopefully he can. We see the great one, Phil Sawyer (M’68-CCSC’79), somewhat regularly as he has a house down the road from Camp. This former CCSC JC Head Counselor still provides stimulating chatter for the uninformed. Nancy with the sort of retired Sherry Phil also has a lot to say about Tom Beller’s (CCSC’76-’78) new book ( J. D. Salinger - The Escape Artist ). “Here is the link (http://www.nytimes. com/2014/08/03/books/review/j-d-salinger-the-escape-artist-by-thomas- beller.html?smid=fb-share&_r=0 ) to the New York Times’ enthusiastic review of Tom Beller’s book. I read it as well, and I honestly thought it was not just a great read, but a ground breaking work that paves the way for a new approach to biography. I’ve never read anything quite like it. And the Times reviewer appears to have seen it, also, as a masterful achievement. So…if Phil likes it – you know it must be good. Former Monomoy nurse Emmajean Armhein (M’70-’73) was sorry not to make our Denver Reunion last year. She wants to get to the next one so we will have to have another one there. Recollections from the Netherlands arrived from Jan Willem van Rhijn (M’73). Jan was a tennis, swimming and sailing instructor and had the Sailing Master Scat McIntyre’s son Andy McIntyre as one of his campers. After camp ended Scat took him down to Baltimore and they went sailing in the Chesapeake Bay. He A very horizontal experience for Otis. Here he members Grant Koch as being a “really nice and capable person”. Dan is pictured driving Iggy and our good friend and Romanow (M67-’75) has updated his information through our website leader in Women-Of-Wono Jane Sterling. Jane’s which everyone should do. He is married and living in Brookline, MA. father was none other than Monomoy legend Ray It was exciting on opening day last summer to see my former camper Sterling. Scott Davidson dropping his son off. Scott spent some time in the archives looking at old Hunter unit pictures and adding names in. Very important work. Don Mell (M’71-CCSC’79) and I played a little golf this past summer and fall. He lives in Delaware. We shared many laughs about his mold breaking AC year. Brett Lemire (CCSC’76-’79) likes our Facebook page and lives in Delray Beach, FL. Adam Silver (M’72- ’73) dropped by camp in late August. Adam and his brother Owen Silver (M’72-’73) both had the distinction of being in the same cabin at Mono- moy two years in a row - Adam in Cabin 8 and Owen in cabin 13.

BA Harris, Melinda Mitchell Shumway and Henri dine in Cambridge, MA. This picture Lindsey Mead Russell with Michael was a selfie they took to send to Julia Fraser under the Big Top on Cup Night who was recuperating from some surgery. Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine 9 The 80’s

Peggy Wilson Hersam (CCSC’76-’83) is very busy with real estate and yacht club duties and now looking at colleges with her son. Andy “Crash” Sims –Monomoy day Camp Registrar- was traveling last February and was at the airport playground with his daughter Molly who was playing with another little girl named Lizzie. When chatting it up with Lizzie’s mom – it turned out that she spent a summer working at CCSC. Trish Nicklas (CCSC’87) remembered not only Crash, but Kate Anthony Rogers (CCSC’83- ’89) as well. Small world. Baylis Harriss (CCSC’86-’88) is current- ly residing in Westbrook, ME. Ben Schlosser (M’72-CCSC’87) had a post on Facebook reacting to a picture that Paul Luby posted of one of the bygone era Wrestling Match pictures between Honor- able Otis and Horrible Henry. Ben was thinking that a rematch is in order as Horrible lost 13 matches in a row to Honorable. Otis There must be something in the water?? Caitlin Sullivan and and I are starting to do some sit-ups with the thought that we coul her daughter Lola are joined by Hollis Von Summer and her make this happen. We were thinking the appropriate venue for it son Dean and daughter Lexi, and Daniella with her daughter might be a nursing home though. Scott Klein (CCSC’77-’81) was Eliza. seen on opening day dropping his camper off. We also saw Alice Hafter Frankston (CCSC’79-’83) on opening day with Jessica Da- The 90’s lyrumpel (CCSC’83-’88). Sue Pottenger (W’71-CCSC’84) came along with Jake Hardman Whalen (W’71-CCSC’83) to drop Jakes’ Cheryl Frolich (CCSC’93-’97) has relocated to West Holly- daughter off. Remember the Woodshed!?? It’s like “Remember wood, CA . Val Polyakov (CCSC’91-’93) sent his daughter the Alamo”. It was exciting to meet Bob Kerr (CCSC’79-’84), Alexandra to camp this past summer. He is living in Mos- former Monomoy JC Head Phil Sawyer (M’69-CCSC’74), Janet cow and we have fond memories of his time with us. It wvas Hardman Blackman (W’71-’77), Jack Chandler (CCSC’81), and exciting to see Alex Kreisler Weinberger (CCSC’80-’94) on Kori Calfas Chandler (CCSC’79-’81) down there on the Thursday opening day with her campers. Daniella DeFilippo Garran night before opening night at camp. Of course, our waitress was (CCSC’84-’14) was particularly excited as they were campers Monomoy Day Camp Mids Assistant Head Counselor Maia Luck- together. Ali Title Bowers (CCSC’79-’91) is livingin Luther- ing (MDC’00-’14) – daughter of Carol Biondi Lucking (MDC’77- ville, MD and works for MedStarHealth. She is married with ’83 & CCSC’14). Simon Goulet (CCSC’82-’88) came down from three children. Canada to drop his campers off and after much reminiscing we sent him a picture of his immortal Pleasant Bay Invitational Regatta winning sailing team coached by the one and only Bryan Peugh (CCSC’86-’90). Also on that team was Lorin Alusic (CCSC’85-’98 & more) who is living on the West Coast. One Friday walking along the front field at camp I bumped into Monomoy Day Camp parent Emily Sims (CCSC’83-’87) with her daughter. She was on her way back to the Vineyard where she lives. We saw a lot of Marci Feigenbaum Bergmann (CCSC’77-’81) this past summer when she visited her CCSC JC daughter Jenna. It was rumored that WOW Woodworking giant Al Phelps (CCSC’70’s-80’s) and his son Greg were at Sebring International Raceway last March watching vintage sports car racing. Scott Davidson (CCSC’80-’81) returned.

Whitney Rauschenbach has a bad hair day.

Margie Crowell with Finnegan Peterson checking out the Pan Mass Challenge. Peter Imlay with Sandy Whitcombe in Finn is the son of Garran and Christie Zihuatanejo, Mexico. Peter had once Peterson. been levitated by Bunkman on the CCSC Stage. He appears to have recovered Eugene “Huge” Schultz shows a nicely. little leg 10 Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine The 00’s

The one and only Pablo Cespedes (CCSC’84-’01) may be in the Boston area. We are curious to find out. Former MDC Staff member Mari Alberico Ciresi (MDC’05- ’06) owns and operates The Willows Inn and Sea Side Farm in Dennis, MA. So look them up if you are coming out here and explore staying with them. Alex Mitchell (MDC’05-’06) dropped a note from the UK mentioned how he and James Forbes (MDC’06-’10), Tom Bloomfield (MDC’07-’10), and Daffyd Judd (MDC’07- ’08) regularly get together and talk about what a magical experience they had working at the MDC in the Days-A-Weigh program. They all want to be remembered to their friends at camp. Alex is involved with Harvest Moon Holidays which is marketed as having “the most unique treehouses by the beach in the UK”. Why not?! Former CCSC Staffer, Alex Penrod (CCSC’05) was recently named the head football coach at Alexander High School in Albany, Ohio. He is quoted in an article about his new post saying “I didn’t know exactly what I wanted to do and I actually worked at a youth camp one summer out of high school when I was first in college at Cape Cod,” he said. “That’s the first moment that I knew I wanted to be a football coach.” Former sailing poobah Andrew Stern (CCSC’01-’15) is living in Falmouth, Me and has a 1 year old daughter. Alex Rhue (MDC’03-’05) is work- The three amigas: Last summer’s Program spe- ing at Ohio University Outdoor Pursuits. Congratulations to former camper Alex cialists Emma Wroblewski and Jennifer Wise Diebold (CCSC’97-’02) on his Olympic Bronze Medal in Snowboardcross! Wow, with Trips Coordinator Kelley “Trips” O’Connor what an impressive achievement! Tara Keady (CCSC’01-‘09 ) is interning for Shark Communications and lives in Burlington, VT. Abigail Berman (CCSC’00-’12) is living in Boston and teaching elementary school in Newton. Ali Hartz (CCSC’05) is working for National Geographic and lives in Brooklyn.

Allison Garvey Hutchins with her Michael with the ebullient Bibi Richard- husband Ryan and their growing brood son (daughter of Bob Richardson and getting ready for Holloween! Kati Haberstock). Clerc Cooper competes in the Nationals for College of Charlestown. Her season accolades included Skippering to a 4th-place finish in the B-Division at the ICSA Sperry Top-Sider Women’s National Championship, winning the B-Division as skipper at SAISA Women’s Championship and skippering the B-Division to 5th-place finish at the USF Women’s Intersec- tional. Clerc has spent many years at CCSC and was a counselor last summer.

Otis with Billy Starr, camp parent and Oh those Delahanty’s! A team picture CEO of the Pan Mass Challenge at a at Spirit Assembly from the Monomoy Friday MDC spirit Assembly. Day Camp this past summer.

Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine 11 Alumni Contributing to Camp Ranks Written by Resident Camp Director Dave Peterson Cape Cod Sea Camps continues to be a leader in the camping industry and one of the last large camps remaining on Cape Cod. Thanks to the loyalty of our Alumni and current camp families, we continue to add value to the camp experience for our campers. Over the past 6 years, we have increased our program space and activity opportunities with the addition of our new Boathouse, Swimming Pool and Art Center. This past summer we had our largest sailing fleet with 30 Cape Cod Mercuries, 24 Sunfish and 12 Club 420s. We also added an introduction to Fencing for last summer’s campers. Alumni choose to send their children to CCSC because of the Resident Camp traditions of Summerfest, Rendez- vous, Colors, Vespers, Saturday Shows, Sunday Yardarm (now called the Sunset Show), Sailing Races, Bay Swim, Monomoy Cup and Emma Del Cup evoke fond memories. This summer 15% of our resident campers equaling 90 children were Chips (children of alumni). This reference was coined many years ago at Monomoy and denotes a family legacy as a Chip or “Chip off the Old Block”. On the Staff front, JC graduates who join the ranks of our Alumni upon graduation of the Counselor Training Program also return as staff each summer. This past summer we enjoyed the company of 14 JC graduates on the Resident camp staff. We also had 4 staff members join us whose parents had been on our staff some time ago. We know they enjoyed the experience as much as their parents and now have their own fond memories of a summer on Cape Cod Bay. In 2014, campers attended CCSC from all corners of the globe. The geographic distribution at the Resident Camp included campers from 23 States with MA, NY, CT and NJ accounting for a large percent- age. We also had campers from 15 different countries including; Austria, Belgium, Canada, China, Dominican Republic, England, France, Hungary, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Russia, Spain and Switzerland. This is pretty indicative of our annual distribution of campers each summer. We hope you will consider adding your children and grandchildren to our CCSC ranks in coming summers. We now have both day and resident camp programs in a variety of session lengths to appeal to all campers.

12 Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine We had an absolutely great luncheon event at the Sunset Tower Hotel in LA this past October. With several unanticipated guests and a core group of happy former campers and with the rare presence of Rick “Otis” Moyer and his en- tourage, and with a great setting overlooking the pool, the lunch wandering off into the mid-afternoon. Attending were Joe Boyle (CCSC’84-’88) and his wife, former Monomoy Staff member Jim Coupe (M’68), Zander Benjamin (CCSC’93- ’09), Tammy McClure Zebrosky (CCSC’88), Judy Polk Ryan (W’52-’60), Cheryl Frohlich (CCSC’93-‘97), Fraser Thompson (CCSC’94-‘98), Kati Haberstrock with her daughter Bibi Richardson (MDC’13-CCSC’14), Rick “Otis” Moyer (M’67– CCSC’14), Iggy Moyer (M’68–CCSC’14), Wendy Moyer (W’72-CCSC’96), Julie Moyer Schwachwald (CCSC’76-90) with her daughter Stephanie and Yongjun Leo Lujan (C), Riflery Dept. Head and “The ideal Song with the boys Phanuel and Song (MDC’13-’14). We have to apologize for older man”, poses with Chris Horn, Henri, Brian not having a visual representation of Joe Boyle –which I am sure many would like Lutes, and Dean Ahern. to see – but by the time he arrived we were banned from taking photos to protect the privacy of the rich and famous. That includes Joe. Ode To Leo On The Occasion of his 80th Birthday By Sherry Mernick Sort of Retired Camp Person

One if by land Two if by sea We light 80 candles To celebrate thee! Henri with Kati and daughter Bibi Fraser Thompson, Cheryl Frohlich Richardson and the rather curious Zander A proud, yet humble man Benjamin Held in high Esteem He’s at home on the range His teaching acumen a dream!

With a fondness for onions and cookies He’s a drill sergeant with rookies But they always learn right And keep lofty goals in sight!

With a twinkle in his eye What a happy trio – Tammy Mc- “Grampy” Otis with granddaughter Clure Zebrosky, Wendy Moyer and Sophie and daughter Julie Moyer And pep in his step – Judy Polk Ryan Schwachenwald Even with a bionic knee He’s become a legend at CCSC!

Our wonderful cast of characters assembles (except for Boyle) on a glorious day in LA Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine 13 14 Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine In a first ever scenario caused by one of the many storms to hit the Northeast this past winter of 2014, our intrep- id Alumni Director, Henri (i.e. me) was not able to get to Miami for the reunion. The weather potentially could have totally exacerbated our situation were it not for the one and only Julia Fraser who took over control of the event. Although the size of the event was impacted by the inability of those from the north to get to the south, the quality of it was not compro- mised at all. Joining Julia (W’69–CCSC’81 & more) was Tomas Ayala (CCSC’07–‘14), and Michael Raymond (M’65–‘71) with his wife Nancy. It was a beautiful, sunny day.

Well…this is a reunion that could not have taken place in a nicer place. A great lunch at the Slanted Door in San Francisco’s famous Ferry Building provided a great backdrop for a wonderful gathering of CCSC alumni. We were joined by Alden Mills (CCSC’78-’82) and his wife Jennifer, Laurie Gardner (CCSC’79-’80), Karen Rauschenbach Cook (W’56-’58) and her daughter Leslie and her children, Jay Sherwin (M’68- ’70), David Heindel (M’62-’71), Jake Heindel (CCSC’05- ’06), David Burwick (M’70-CCSC’82), Carey Holland Bur- wick (CCSC’81-’82), Loren Alusic (CCSC’85-’98) and his wife Jennifer Trudel-Alusic, and last but not least the brother and sister team of Frank Pagliaro and his sister Alix Pagliaro Barthelmes. They were at camp in the late 50’s and early 60’s. The most amazing Wono hat ever seen with a Alix is the mother of Julia Hand (CCSC’82-’92). never before seen pin on it. This is the property Our good friend David of Aliz Pagliaro Barthelmes and the Camp Burwick with Laurie Archivist was very happy to see it. Gardner and Henri

Former Navy Seal and now fitness entre Frank Pagliaro sitting next to his preneur Alden Mills with his wife Jennifer Frank Pagliaro and sister Alix Pagliaro sister Alix who is wearing the hat. (on his left) and Carey Holland Burwick - Barthelmes with Karen Rauschen- bach Cook

A view of our table at the Slanted Door. David Heindel sits at the head and served as the fulcrum for the lunch.

Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine 15 This was truly a great event with a number of surprises. Attending were our hostess extrodianaire B. A. Harris (W’59-’71), CCSC Board Member Carol Baillie Austin (W’51-the present), CCSC Board Member Mary Jane Baillie Collins (W’57-the present), Samantha Cohen (CCSC’00-’08), Matt Cohen (CCSC’94-’02), Dan Cohen (CCSC’97-‘02), our truly exceptional alumni camp co-worker Cheryl Kimberley (CCSC’80-the present), Paul Luby (M’72-‘82) and his children Paul, Jr.(MDC’03 & CCSC’14) and Marcie, Rachel Keir (CCSC’10), Beth Konaires (W’65-‘69), Peter Halperson (M’58-’62), Patricia Bradley (CCSC’12-the present), Bridget Roche (CCSC’95-’05 & ’09-’10), Hilary Gluskin (CCSC’10-’12), Justine Darmanian (CCSC’10-’12), Melinda Mitchell Shumway (W’66-CCSC’75), Dede Breslauer (W’59-’71), Joyce Stanton Dempsey (W’43-’53), Dene Callas (W’67- ’71), Hannah Wood (CCSC’88-’95), Jeff McCormick (CCSC’03-’04), Martha Sturtevant Kristian (W’68-CCSC’82) with husband Chris, Brian Gannon (MDC’85-’92) with his wife Carolyn, Emily Stone (CCSC’98-’04), CCSC Board Member Michael Halperson (M’56-the present), Howard Witkes (M’60’s) with his wife Alice, Chris Dunn (MDC’90s-‘00s), Christa Smerjian (CCSC’90s ), and John Sullivan (M’54-‘63 ).

With more than 35 former and current campers and staff attending, it was one our biggest ever 21st century reunions. And it was fun. Trade Restaurant provided the backdrop for this event reuniting a ton of folks from more than 60 years ago. And it was exciting for me to see my former camper Howard Witkes who still gets his newsletter from his parents. If you are not getting it directly, you should let us know your address. Of particular excitement was a banner that Beth Konaires presented to Carol Baillie Austin (accepting for the Delahanty family) to be hung on the Big House during ceremonial occasions.

Paul Jr. and Marcie Luby join their dad – Our own Michael Halperson bookended Emily Stone with Henri Paul Luby along with Carol Baillie Austin by Mary Jane Baillie Collins and Joyce and BA Harris for a family+ photo. Stanton Dempsey.

What a crew!! Hillary Gluskin, Rachel Luby again with Martha Sturtevant Kristian Christa Smerjian with a friend and Day Keir, Bridget Roche and Justine Darmanian. Camper Brian Gannon and his wife Carolyn.

16 Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine Well…it can’t get any more interesting than this….thanks to Peggy Wilson Hersam (CCSC’76-’83) , our New York Reunion was held at the New York Yacht Club and it was great. Joining our host were Mati Luik (CCSC’92-’97) and his wife Ve- ronica, our alumni coordinator Cheryl Kimberley (CCSC’80-the present), Whitney Doherty (CCSC’81-’87),Kate Anthony (CCSC’83-’89) Rogers and her husband Tony, Laura Marcinek (CCSC’00-’04), Ana and Steve Mernick (CCSC & MDC parents), Emily Mernick (MDC’95-’09), Jean Grotzinger (W’60’s&’70’s ) and her daughter Samantha, Sophie Hays (CCSC’00’s ), Allie Failla (CCSC’03) , Don Mell (M’71-CCSC’79), Alice Hafter Frankston (CCSC’79-’83) and her husband Max, Stephanie Victor (W’73-CCSC’79), Jonathan Vatner (CCSC’89-’98) with friend, former Wono Art Head Nancy Purnell (W’58), Leslie Schuermann Ford (CCSC’95-’97) with her husband Dan, Kyle Greenberger (CCSC’01-’02 & ‘10), Megan Boulton (CCSC’01- ‘06), Jon Edelstein (CCSC’ ) with his friend Anna, Cameron Keady (CCSC’01-‘09), Andy “Crash” Sims (CCSC’81-the present) with his wife Christin Healey Sims (MDC’86-the present) and her brother Rob Healey, and of course, Jun Song and her friend Esther Moy.

Jonathan Vatner, Jon Edelstein and his Nancy Purnell discusses the way Wono Just plain having fun: Megan Boulton, friend Anna with Henri was with Steve and Ana Mernick Laura Marcinek, Cam Keady and Kyle Greenberg

Greatness permeates these two: Peggy The One and Only Don Mell with Bob and Leslie Schuermann Ford book- Wilson Hersam with Kate Anthony Stephanie Victor end Mati Luik and wife Veronica Rogers

Jean Grotzinger with her daughter Ah yes - - sublime happiness – Whitney Samantha and Henri Doherty, Tony Rogers, Kate Anthony Rogers, Alice Hafter Frankston and Yongjun Song Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine 17 Nothing could prepare you for this reunion. With alumni traveling from as far away as Albuquerque, NM and Kansas and with a hearty spirited group, we had a lot Henri with a happy Wono camper – Justin and Samantha Hawkins with Midge Fraser Kral Drew and Margi Tanis Moldane of fun and reminisced quite a bit about how camp has progressed over the years. Attending this event were: Meghan Schmillen Herzfeldt (CCSC’01-’06) and her husband Matt, Justin Hawkins (CCSC’02-’06) and his wife Samantha, Jim Chanin (M’74-CCSC’84) with his friend Stephanie, Eliott (CCSC’94-’00) and Angie Woodfill (CCSC’95-’00)McDermed, Jordan Bamberg- er (CCSC’09-’10), Katie Kass (CCSC’97-’05)with Mark Swanson (CCSC’05-’09), Suzanne Medwid (CCSC’07- ’10), Jamie Bommarito (CCSC’00-’02) with husband Jamie Bommarito and baby Peyton Tony and cute baby boy Peyton, Midge Fraser Kral Jordan Bamberger and Suzanne Medwid with Chris and Mary Reed (W’65-’70), Bill (M’60’s) and Mary Barber (W’67-’68) Tanis, Margi Tanis (CCSC’01-’05)Moldane with her husband Drew, Chris Reed (CCSC’90-’10) with expect- ing wife Mary and Whitney Rauschenbach (MDC’87- CCSC’00) along with her father – Henri.

The weather was gorgeous and the whole weekend was framed by the Patriots Broncos AFC Championship football game. Our designated reunion spot, Lola’s, put on a wonderful feast and provided excellent service. Jim Chanin and friend Stephanie with Katie Kass and Mark Swanson reflecting Henri and our vivacious host Meghan on the past with Angie Woodfill Mc- With those glorious mountains in the background, Dermed and husband Eliott. how can we not go back??

The Vail Extension of the Denver Reunion.

On the Saturday after our Friday Denver Reunion, Whitney Rauschenbach and her father, Henri, traveled down to Vail so Whitney could do some skiing. We stayed with Pat and Nitzi Rabin, the owners of that great restaurant in Brewster with a world wide reputation, Chillingsworth. That Saturday night the Rabin’s host- Ah yes – Whitney Rauschenbach at her Henri with Bill and Mary Barber Tanis ed a dinner which was extremely interesting partial- first high altitude reunion pictured here ly due to the number of Monomoy and Wono and with her father - Henri Monomoy Day Campers in attendance. The world famous underwater archeologist Barry Clifford (W’70) was there with his wife Margot Hathaway(CCSC’81-’83). Barry worked as a chef at Camp Wono when he was 16. He was there the same summer that Harvey Gilmore worked in the kitchen. Barry had some stories to tell about Walter Sinervo. Barry’s wife, Margot, was a Wono camper. Also attending the dinner was David Lampert, who it turns out went to Camp Mono- moy starting as a Junior Scout in 1960. Then there was Barclay Rabin, Pat and Nitzi’s son, who was a Monomoy Day Camper for many summers. And, of course, there was Barclay Rabin, Whitney Rauschenbach, Whitney Rauschenbach, who popular legend says, was born at camp. It was a great Margot Hathaway, Pat Rabin, Barry Clif- deal of fun. And Nitzi and Pat cooked a wonderful meal. Icing on the cake! ford, Henri, David Lampert and a non- camp, happy participant in the dinner. 18 Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine Riding One of the many joys and rewards of being the Director of the with it is not unusual for us to receive well over 150 on line MIGHTY Monomoy Day Camp (MMDC) is to be on the re- applications at the MMDC alone. They apply on-line, pro- ceiving end of thank-you notes, thank-you phone calls, and/ duce their 3 references on-line, and the whole process is ex- or a thank-you in person from satisfied and grateful campers, pedited with e-mail, text messaging, face book, etc, etc. Help- parents, staff and of course grandparents. (We grandparents ing in the whole hiring process are 3 of our Assistant Directors must stick together you know). I am very proud of the won- that do cross reference checks, follow up phone interviews, derful experience CCSC provides for and secure additional information our Residential and Day campers. to help us make sure we are hiring I have served as the Director of the wonderful young adults that will Day Camp now going on 24 years. Otis Moyer help keep the MIGHTY MIGHTY. The whole experience has been Monomoy Day Camp Director Andrew ‘Crash’ Sims, Chris Peterson completely rewarding and I am sure- and Christina Quirk Peterson are in- ly honored to serve in that position. valuable in this process. My primary responsibility in the off Let me partially quote from a letter season is to hire the 80 plus staff that we recently received from grateful make up the MMDC professional parents. “We love you! Words can’t counseling staff. What a staff it is! express how grateful we are to see We hire counselors from all over the our daughter’s joy when attending world. However, the vast majority the Cape Cod Sea Camps. come from the Northeast and East She has been forging friendships coast in general. Over the years we that carry through the year, beyond have had just about every college/ camp. She has an enthusiasm to par- university in the country represent- Rick “Otis” Moyer has been the Director of the ticipate and attempt just about any ed. It is surely a fun and interesting Monomoy Day Camp for almost 25 years now and sport. I feel the exposure to your job to assemble these young adults multitude of programs is much to the into a staff the will meet our needs in has been at camp for more than 45 years. credit for this. a myriad of activities and responsi- His ‘Thoughts While Riding’ are gathered while he bilities. Hiring a qualified sailing and She feels like she is a part of the does his daily 15 mile bike ride through Nickerson swim staff is pretty much our first re- camp…..Like going home. Thank sponsibility. We were founded as a State Park. you for your entire wonderful coun- sailing camp for boys some 90 plus selor’s and programs. I tell everyone years ago and we advertise that every (who will listen) how great we feel camper will receive swim instruction everyday. Sailing is still when we attend the weekly council rings and the end of the our bellwether. We sail on Cape Cod Bay as well as on our 70 week/year ceremonies. We sense that Cape Cod Sea Camps acre location on beautiful Long Pond. We call it our Pond Sail is the single best decision and investment we could make for Program and our Bay Sail Program. We have two exception- our daughter. al Department Heads that lead our Sail Program and Swim No matter what we have to go without through the year to Program. Brenda Guariglio runs the MMDC sail program and make this possible; we will” Katie Ahern runs our Swim Program. Both are teachers in the off season and have been with us multiple years. We at the MMDC are so pleased and proud to provide ‘Great Life Experiences’ for so many. Thank you for supporting our When I first started hiring staff it was all done via snail mail and efforts. over the phone. With the technology we are now equipped

Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine 19 20 Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine Written by Day Camp Assistant Director Chris Peterson For many camping traditionalists, Day Camp may not ap- pear to embrace the usual camp experience expected from an overnight camp. However, the reality is Day Camp is C-A-M-P! Although memories of roasting marshmallows over a campfire under the evening stars or attending a much anticipated camp dance may not be a part of a regular day camp program, a day camper still receives all the essential values, life skills and opportunities a summer camp program excels at providing. The unique benefits of Day Camp provides a camp experience which fosters coping with being away from home, building a team and connection to the entire camp community as well as improving athletic, intel- lectual and social skills.

Day Camp provides C-A-M-P to children who are young and anxious about being away from home, or not ready for the separation of resident/overnight program. A day program can be the perfect testing ground for reluctant participants to become familiar with the feelings of parting from comfortable family routines.

CCSC offers a day camp program which allows campers ages 4 to17 to get a taste of summer camp. The hurdle of a two or three week session is elimi- nated by offering the same experience in a one week option. Conveniently, parents or grandparents are able to watch their camper thrive in a camp environment on a daily basis, demonstrating readiness to handle a new situation.

Most importantly Day Camp helps develop a fun and effective partnership between the camp and families. This allows for camper growth and skill building which inevitably takes place in our unique setting. Staff are excited to talk with parents about their children’s day, the activities offered and special programs included each week. It is our goal to help build campers confidence and skills, by positive reinforcement and a nurturing individual initiative. If a camper is struggling in an activity, behaviorally or adjusting to our surroundings, we establish a connection with the family to help find a solution for a successful time at camp. Campers are rewarded with certificates of achievement and personal feelings of accomplishment.

Day Camp fosters the initial success for longer-term growth away from home. Whether it is developing a new friendship or cultivating a passion for sailing, camp is “tailor made” for creating positive progress in a child’s life. Cape Cod Sea Camps plays an important part in the lives of a family and provides a background for preparing children to “step out in the world” on their own. Although home is certainly a wonderful, safe place for a child, camp allows a child to gain independence in a unique setting. A Day Camp program is definitely C-A-M-P and is rich in moments to build a child’s character, values and life experience.

Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine 21 Alumni Portraits

PLEASE Please take the time when you are on the Cape to stop by Camp and have your pic-

ture taken. Believe it or not this part of Margy Devenney McIntyre VISIT the Jib Sheet is a favorite of many Alumni. stopped by all the way from Los So come by the Big House, say hello and Alamos, NM to say hello. She is retired and married and was at US! be sure to have your picture taken. Wono from ‘57 - ‘66

Former CCSC Service Cup winner Alex Der Megreditichian came down from Northeastern University with his friend Peter Devlin visited this past Adam Hecht visits with his wife David McNair dropped in Nina to show her the archives. This is a great place to show folks your picture if May with his wife Jo. He is Megan and his duaghters. He with his wife and 3 kids for a they have never been to camp. living in Stoneham, MA. While is pictured here with Otis and quick visit this past May. He is we dont have his exact years at Mike Moore. He was with us pictured here with David and Monomoy, we know that he was from ‘88-’91 and lives in Bar- Andrew “Crash” Sims in Cabin 10 in 1960. rington, RI.

Kohei Sekino and his wife Mitsuyo stop by to see how Don Yates heads north to Cape we are doing. Kohei lives in Patrick Robinson, son of JJ Heath, Former Monomoy camper (‘61- Cod from Shrewsbury, NJ. He Nishinomiya, Japan and Otis has came by to say hello this past May. ’62) Steve Pfeffer says hello to was a Monomoy boy in the early He was with us in ‘09 and is attend- great memories of him on the us this past June. He lives in 50’s. ing college at Chapman in southern rifle range. California Phoenix, AZ.

Ah yes- Wally is the fulcrum Amy Bernstein (W’69-’70) has around whom we have Warren Monomoy Legacy James Bryan III her pictured taken with Nancy Davis, Chris Trump, Charlie Meet the Luby’s - all of them!! visits with his friend Mary Ball. during her visit this past June. Paul (M’72-CCSC’82) and Paul Jr. Benjamin, Adam Pearson, and James’ father (JEB, Jr.) and his She lives in Arlington, MA (CCSC’03 & ‘14) are pictured with grandfather (JEB Sr.) both attended Seth Eugley. our own new Director Christie Monomoy. James was with us in ‘99 Peterson. & ‘00. He lives in Somerville, MA

22 Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine Al and Mary Haddad (MDC’89- Sarah DiLorenzo (CCSC’91-’03) Beth Limon Jacobson (CCSC’82- Elizabeth Crumb (CCSC’02-’11) ’97) came by to make sure we pops in all the way from Senegal ’93) visits with her daughter comes by all the way from Salt haven’t eroded away. They where she is doing some report- Pressley. Beth is the sister Lake City. UT to say hi. She is were reassured. They were ing. She is pictued with Michael of Roger and she is pictured pictured here with Henri and reassured by Michael that we are who is starting to rival Sherry in with….Michael! was happy to be back at camp. in good shape. her best years doing photo ops.

This is a lot of Bicks. Emily, And then came the Horns. Former Best Camper and Best Richardson’s of the world unite!! Alex (and his fiance Sarah Michael (CCSC’87-’00) and Swimmer Laura Simons Gray Kanchen (CCSC’98-’02 & ‘14), Bourne), Barbara (mother), Jon his son are pictured with our (W’60-’68) stopped by for a visit Maya (CCSC’01-’07 & ‘14) (father) and Alison came by in Head of Challenge Chris Horn coming from Newton, MA. circle up with Bibi (MDC’13- August. There is a heavy medi- (CCSC’95-present). Ft. Lauder- CCSC’14). cal influence in this family. dale meets Deerfield. Quaint!

Sailing bon vivant Simon Goulet From a purely woodworking Karen Fine Pranikoff (CCSC’81- (CCSC’82-’88) visits his sons, perspective, this was quite a So we finally see them at camp. ’85) and daughter Sarah (CCSCer Charles and William, at camp moment. The return of Frosty Frank Blatz (M’48-’52) and as well) with Iggy wait for the ar- with his wife, Sophie Gingras. (M’75-CCSC’12) and Emi- Joanne Freiberg Blatz (W’50’s), rival of husband Tom (CCSC’70- Simon still sings “Oh Canada!” ly (W’70-CCSC’79) visiting who missed our Florida reunion their counselor daughter Dana ’85), who was cycling in the Pan the year prior to this, decided to (CCSC’06-’14) Mass Challenge. say hello at camp. It is always great to see them.

Publicist Charlotte Bigford (CCSC’98-’09) introduces her Evan Shenkman (CCSC’88-’92) husband, Carl, to CCSC this Dan Weisman (MDC’91-’95) announces to David that he Former counselor Jeff Mccon- past August. They are living in swings by from Culver City, CA “can’t wait until my kids are old icle (CCSC’03-’04) came by Germantown, MD. with his wife Emily Hampshire enough!”. He is pictured here dressed like the lawyer he is. He to revisit the past. He is a music with his wife Jennifer and the is lawyering in Boston and lives manager for Roc Nation. boys. He also received both this in Allston, MAB Expert in Riflery and his Ameri- can Archer while at camp. Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine 23 Who else to have your picture Saying it was the “Best of Times” Author Karen Anderson Chalfen Venturing out of the Big House taken with than new West David Voorhees(M’66-’69) came (W’49-’69) returned for a visit and looking for alumni, I came Coaster Wendy Moyer (W’72- back to check up on us. David with her son Jonathan Donner across Steve Andaloro (CCSC’79- CCSC’96). Wendy has moved lives in Buffalo, NY and is a and granddaughter Calliope ’93) at the Monomoy Day Camp to LA. Deputy Sheriff. Donner who is 6. Jonathan and Friday Spirit Assembly. He is a Calliope live in Cape Town, Day Camp parent and lives in South Africa. They are pictured Arlington, MA with CCSC Board of Director member Harvey Gilmour.

Amanda Maddox Konarska Daniella with Caitlin Doggart (CCSC ‘87-’98) at the Monomoy (CCSC ‘89-’00) at the Monomoy Day Camp Spirit Assembly with Day Camp Spirit Assembly. Alexis Brashich Morledge Yongjun Song, Henri’s wife. Caitlin owns a bookstore in Cha- Nancy Tucker Thornton (W’56- (CCSC’78-’81) came by to visit tham which everyone loves. ’74) comes down from the Colo- the boys at camp this past July. rado mountains to the seashore. She is the Director of Admissions She is pictured with Nancy and at the Green Vale School and me, of course. lives in Point Lookout, NY.

Jameson Blangiardo came to visit with his girlfriend Melissa Stephanie Victor (W ‘73-’79) Murphy to show her where he with daughters Ariana (future has spent 10 years of his life. He camper) and Shoshanna (cur- lives in Plymouth, MA and owns rent camper) and friend Leila Former Monomoy camper and Alex Drummey (CCSC’94-’03) his own business. Baandarani (current camper). Hunter Counselor Dick Ward pops by with wife Kristen Heim (M’47-’62) stopped in for a (CCSC’02) and their lovely photo op with Carol Lucking trio of children. Alex lives in (her first Jib Sheet photo op - Sudbury, MA and is pictured very exciting). Dick is a retired with our extrodianary Program architect and lives in Mechanics- Specialist Jenny Wise. burg, PA.

Kelly Abbott Howes comes to visit her two boys - Luke and Michael Kennedy (CCSC’88- Jackson -at camp and also have ’02) and Hollis von Summer her picture taken. What more (CCSC’89-’02) came by via could you ask for of a camp Nantucket and the Monomoy Oh Happy days - Justine visit? Day Camp to show us their new Darmanian (CCSC’10-’12) and addition - Lexi Louise Kennedy. Yumi Matsuo (CCSC’08-’10) Rachel Keir (CCSC’10) swing by She is also pictured with her returns for a visit and is pictured Camp before the PMC event. It brother Dean. here with Tyler Turgeon formerly is always great to see them. of CCSC fame and now of MDC fame. 24 Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine Two generations converge at Another traveler from Arizona - Memory lane here with Jeff Here she is - Sherry Mernick - camp. Jay Jay Jackson Wood Michael Fischer (CCSC’83-’94) Rettig (M ‘59-’ mid ‘60s) and not quite retired. She is pictured (Wono’56-’64) and her daughter lives in Scottsdale and works as his sister Penny (W ‘50- ‘60) here with former counselor Virginia Wood Sheikh (CCSC’88- a trader in a financial firm. He stopping by. Stephen Cass (CCSC’93) who ’93) visit and show Jamil Sheikh came back for the salt sea spray is now the Athletic Director at (Virginia’s son) the grounds. and to let us know what he is Wayland High School and he up to. lives in Wayland

Rich Lange (M’60-’61) returns with a friend for a visit from David entertains Morgan Pea- San Antonio, TX. He won the cock Coleman (CCSC ‘87-’89’) Another west coaster - Peter Be- Monomoy Tennis Tournament Indeed - the return of Bill Rich- who came by to show camp to nesh (M’58-’60) who lives now in 1960! ardson (M’59-’65) (brother of their family in early September. in San Diego. He is a retired Wild Dave and Kay) and uncle journalist. of Joe Wynant (CCSC’01-’12) came by to look at the archives and chat about the way things were. He is a former Service Cup winner and a great all around retired guy.

Ellen “Sissy” Humphrey Stewart Elizabeth Gessinger (CCSC’93- (W’63-’64) shows her husband Harvey and Judy Shaw Gilmour ’07) comes down from Cam- Don the grounds of Camp Wono along with Carol Baillie Austin bridge, MA with her friend Nils now CCSC. They live in Ithaca, say hello to Heather Mori Bessey Helander. They are pictured NY. (CCSC’79-’91) and her family. with brothers Chris and Garran Heather was at camp for a tour Peterson and Garran’s wife and Harvey and Carol had just Christie. Braedon Saunders (CCSC’04-’06) finished a CCSC Board Meeting. escaped from college in Canada this past October to do a little studying on the Cape at the Ash- es. Of course, a visit to camp was a must!

Sascha Greatrex Proudlove (CCSC’87-’88) had a wonderful tour with her children Nicholas and Lars Well Michael has all the rough this past July. She lives in Moun- Tamara Gillette (CCSC’88-’93) pictured assignments! In this case, he is tain Lakes, NJ and is pictured here here with her dad, Gerard, and daughters standing between Kelly Duderich with our very own novelist Daniella Noa and Alexandra. David is off to the (CCSC’12) and Roxanne Griffith Garran left and is starting to replace Sherry as the one most photoed. Tamara lives in West (CCSC’12 -’13). Kelly lives in Newton, MA Wayne, NJ and Roxanne in Ames- bury, MA.

Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine 25 Dear CCSC Alumni,

Greetings from the “Group Business”! Our off season Camp Rentals were strong in 2014 hosting roughly 100 groups here on our grounds before and after the summer camp. We hosted a variety of different types of groups including school field trips, sports camps, weekend retreat groups and single day events. Our largest customers still remain as Paul Turner’s Soccer Camp (PTUSA) in August, hosting close to 325 soccer players that come for a week long sports camp and the National MS Society - Cape Cod Challenge Walk with 700+ walk- ers that spend three days walking Cape Cod and fundraising for the organization. We rounded out September with some local school field trips, weekend retreat groups and the American Lung Autumn Escape Bike Trek.

One of our new goals has been trying to promote event and function space during the off season. With the addition of our Art Center, Boathouse and New Pool for use as function space; we have been able to host a variety of functions and catered events such as rehearsal dinners, birthday parties, baby and bridal showers and other single day events. The Art Center is heated and has allowed us to rent that space year round for events and hosting meetings during the winter, it has been a great re- source and has allowed us to expand our offerings.

Our Camp reaches much further beyond the summer activities, with our seasonal rentals of the property we hosted roughly 6,200 people and served 28,000 individual meals! These user groups have created many traditions on their “Cape Cod Trips” and have great stories they enjoy sharing, our longest standing customers are American Lung Society at 30 years of using our facility and Sage Park Middle School who came when we were still at the Monomoy site roughly 35 years ago. I often meet people outside of the Camp in our travels that have a connection to Camp through a school field trip, special event or retreat. CCSC is a very special place whether you attended as a camper or came on a school field trip or retreat.

As a CCSC alumni, we encourage you to explore more about our year round offerings. Cape Cod Sea Camps is much more than just a summer camp, we are open year round and available for your children’s school field trips, family reunions or a special single event at the Camp. The memories you’ve had as a camper can continue here as an adult and we thank you for kind words and referrals to keep us moving forward into the future. Explore our Camp Rental options at www.capecodfieldtrips. com or by clicking the link on our main website.

Warm Regards, Garran Peterson Associate Director Cape Cod Sea Camps

26 Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine Celebrating Our 46th Anniversary!

Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine 27 On an absolutely glorious day this past spring, the Cape Cod Sea Camps hosted a “retirement” party for Sherry Mernick and Rick Francis at the Wequasset Resort and Golf Club in the Twenty-Eight Dining room. It was quite a confluence of the past and present wrapped around two incredible people - who spent a combined 115 years at camp Rick with John Redpath – one of CCSC General Manager Ed Barber bookend and affected the lives of countless thousands his counselors when he was Head ed by Robin Lord and Deb Greenwood of campers and staff. “Big Rick”, as he is af- Counselor of the Monomoy Junior fectionately referred to, started as a camper Counselors in the 60’s. in 1945 and fully experienced the strength of Monomoy at its height and the transition into the merged Cape Cod Sea Camps – Mono- moy and Wono. He served as our program director for decades overseeing the compli- cated introduction of our modular schedule into the daily lives of campers after the merger. His strong presence will be missed. Sherry started at Wono in 1968 and served as a counselor and head counselor until she was brought into the yearround operation of the camp in the 70’s as a Director. She also Our esteemed former head of Drama for many years at Wono – Peter Greene served as a supervisor in the new world of – with his wife Liz and our very own Michael Halperson giving Rick some Monomoy and Wono when it transitioned pointers on public speaking Michael Halperson into a co-educational summer camp located on the Wono Campus. Sherry was known for her good listening ear, kind words, portray- ing Hebzebah Clamflats on the Early Show and singing her signature song from Carol Burnett – “We’re so glad we’ve had this time together”. We are all glad to have known and worked with Sherry and we wish her and Rick much happiness in their retirement.

80% of the first and former Supervisor Team: (from left to right) Otis (Rick Moyer), Sherry, Long Pond bon vivant Brian Lutes with Nancy and Ed Kavanagh. Mary Jane Baillie Collins (CCSC Board of Director Member) and her husband Jerry.

Big Rick with his boys Jeff and Todd, grandson Henry, daughter-in-law and his wife Marilyn Koch Francis. The Mernick clan – full of Monomoy Day Campers and Day Camp staff members

The radiant Chris Horn with Sherry bidding her friends and the equally radiant CCSC Office co-workers adieu Manager Cheryl Kimberley. 28 Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine TEAM SCHUYLER There were big changes this year for the 21st edition of the Pan Mass Challenge Team from the Cape Cod Sea Camps. The team’s found- er and leader for the last 20 years, Rick “Otis” Moyer, turned in his spandex.

Back in 1994 Otis and Todd Brescia (MDC alumni) decided to ride in the PMC. They had almost no idea what they were getting into, or how it would impact CCSC for the next 20 plus years. In 1994 our team of two, had to raise $900 each, and the PMC donated $2.8 million to the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. 21 years later, our team of 16 each had to raise $4,500, and the PMC donated $41 million to fight cancer!

Over the years there have been 100 different riders on team CCSC, who have raised over $1.3 million. Staff, alumni, parents, and members of the community have participated. This year’s team included alumni Tom “Pranny” Pranikoff, Peter Eleftherakis, and Hilary Gluskin. Current staff included Brian Lutes, Andrew “Crash” Sims, Deb Gauley, Brenda Guariglio, and Mike Moore. The team raised over $118,000. And for the record, even though Otis didn’t ride, he still raised over $10,000!

There were several other groups from the Cape Cod Sea Camps that helped out with this year’s PMC. We had 24 staff members and alumni who drive out to Mass Maritime Academy at 3am. There they met the waking riders and assisted them with putting their luggage on trucks.

Along the ride we come to Da-Hedge. Da-Hedge describes the hedges at the front of camp that run along 6A. Starting early in the morning, the resident campers and staff line Da-Hedge and cheer on all the PMC riders. They make banners and T-shirts. They have noise makers. It is the biggest cheering sec- tion along the 190 mile route. And a highlight for all PMC riders.

The camp bookkeeper, Carol Thibert, and her family run the Brewster Wa- ter Stop. They manage 100 volunteers, and take care of all the riders. This includes food, water/Gatorade, first aid, bike mechanics, etc. They’ve been in running this waterstop for 30 years!

At the finish line this summer were over 100 representatives from CCSC vol- unteering. This group included the day camp JC’s as well as their counselors, the resident camp AC’s, and about half of the day camp staff. They did many jobs, but their biggest responsibility was reuniting exhausted bikers with their luggage. It might sound easy, but every rider seems to pack a black duffle bag…5,000 riders = 5,000 black bags!

We also want to say a big thank you to CCSC Alum, and current PMC staff member Justine Darmanian for helping with all sorts of logistics.

And by the way…IT RAINED BUCKETS during the ride!!! And we still had a great life experience. Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine 29 freedom TO BE A HAPPY CAMPER

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30 Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine On October 23, 2013 several members of the Delah- anty family attended a dinner sponsored by the Family Business Association at the Sonesta hotel in Cambridge Massachusetts. Twenty-one Massachusetts businesses were invited to attend “in recognition of creating and sustaining a winning family business. The recognition dinner was hosted by Jeffrey Davis, Executive Director of the Family Business Association and Master of Ceremo- nies David Wade of WBZ-TV. Attending the event were Nancy Garran and David Peterson, Garran Peterson, Mary Jane and Jerry Collins and Carol Austin. Nancy, Mary Jane and Carol are third generation descendants of CCSC founders Robert and Emma Delahanty; while Garran represented the fourth generation.

Nominations and applications for the Family Business Association Awards for Massachusetts are open to first generation and multi-generation family-owned businesses based in Massachusetts whose business practices have had a positive impact on their business sector and community. Judging is conducted by an independent panel of academic, business and management professionals with experience in the family business field. Cape Cod Sea Camps was honored to be selected as one of five finalists in the Large Business of The Year category.

Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine 31 Births

Lexi Louise Kennedy Born December 2, 2013 Weight: 8lbs 12 oz Length: 21” Daughter of Hollis von Summer and Mike Kennedy Pictured here with brother Dean

Isaiah Lang Asher Robinson Lawson Reed Born April 30, 2014 Born April 1, 2014 Weight: 5 lbs 3 oz. Weight: 6lbs 12 oz. Length 18 inches Son of Chris and Mary Reed Son of Lucy Lang and Scott Asher Free Wi-Fi

Shea Susan Rauschenbach Samuel Crawford Baker Born July 17. 2014 at 10:48PM Born November 20, 2014 Weight: 6lbs 8oz Weight: 4lbs Length:19 ½” Son of Sarah Newcombe Baker Daughter of Chip and Carisa Raus- and Dustin Baker chenbach

32 Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine Originally published by Lickskillet Press in 1982, ghosts is now available for tablets, mobile phones and computers.

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A softcover version is also still available from the author, $10 postpaid. Mail order: request to Robert Maddock, 5254 Bryant Road, Shingle Springs, California 95682.

Marina’s book and some thoughts about her:

“In her brief life Marina Keegan managed to achieve a precocious literary mastery. Her wry, wise, lyrical voice is unforgettable, and her vital, exuberant spirit reminds us powerfully to seize the day. Though every sentence throbs with what might have been, this re- markable collection is ultimately joyful and inspiring, because it represents the wonder that she was.”—J.R. Moehringer, author of The Tender Bar

“I will never cease mourning the loss of my beloved former student Marina Keegan. This book gives partial evidence of the extraordinary promise that departed with her. Throughout she manifests authentic dramat- ic invention and narrative skill. Beyond all those, she makes a vital appeal to everyone in her generation not to waste their gifts in mere professionalism but instead to invest their youthful pride and exuberance both in self-development and in the improvement of our tor- mented society.”—Harold Bloom, Sterling Professor of the Humanities, Yale University Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine 33 Priscilla Painton (W’71-’74) and Andrew John Heyward were married Tuesday evening at the Manhattan home of their friends Lili Lynton and Michael Ryan. Judge Carol Stokinger, the supervising judge of Queens County Family Court, officiated.

Ms. Painton, 55, is keeping her name. She works in Manhattan as the executive editor for nonfiction at Simon & Schuster. Until 2008, she was a deputy managing editor of Time magazine. She Just Married! graduated from Mount Holyoke College.

She is a daughter of Frederick C. Painton of Charleston, S.C., and the late Patricia H. Painton.

Mr. Heyward, 63, works in Manhattan as an independent adviser to media companies. Until 2005, he was the pres- ident of CBS News. He graduated from Doug Holmes Associate Harvard. He is a son of the late Elisabeth Director of Dining Services Heyward and the late E. J. R. Heyward, (08’ to present) married Sta- who lived in Great Neck, N.Y cie Beachampe Holmes on December 2, 2014.

Loren Alusic (CCSC ‘85- ‘98) weds Jennifer Trudel at the Exeter Inn in New Hampshire on 12/23/13

Michelina Nashville (MDC 10’-14’) is engaged to Wesley Neville Oliver.

Justin Pawlak (MDC Caitlin Rouse Hannigan 02’) married Andrea (MDC 06’-08’) married (Nick Cunningham Pawlak Hannigan) in October 2014. (MDC 02’) on August 16, 2014. Ross DiLiegro (MDC 92-05) Caroline Henderson (MDC 14’) married Allison Reiber on & David Blair (MDC 12’ & 14’) October 11, 2014 are engaged. 34 Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine The selection criteria for the Service Cup balloting read: “One who contributes selflessly to the welfare of others, is helpful without concern for oneself, performs work or duties for others, is an outstanding, positive role model for both the campers and the staff, has high standards and integrity and is sincere and honest.”

The selection criteria for the Director’s Efficiency Award are: “Exhibiting a high degree of enthusiasm, positive leadership and effectiveness as a Junior Counselor with proven capability for performing as an outstanding leader in the JC unit and in the overall camp community.” Those eli- gible for the award are individuals in either the second or third year of the Junior Counselor Program.

Monomoy Day Camp Cup Winners smile with at the Final Spirit Assembley. From Left to right, MDC JC Head Counselor Kerrie Francis, Kalin Schultz, Connor Meehan, Abbie Wolf, MDC Director Rick “Otis” Moyer, MDC Assistant Director Joanna Flannigan.

Kalin Schultz (Service Cup Award)- “Camp has changed my life in more ways than I can express. I have made friends with people from across the country and one of my best friends is from England. I learned to sail which will, without a doubt, stay with me for the rest of my life. I wrote Resident Camp Service Cup my college essay about camp. It has marked points of growth throughout Winners, (L) Hannah Berggren my life and graduating the JC program was bitter sweet. Yes, I was happy from Westport, CT, (R) Dmitri to finally feel like an adult in a world where I had always been seen as a camper. But we all need to feel like a camper sometimes. I have met DerMegreditchian from Paris some of the most inspiring and charitable people at camp and I will NEVER forget them. I hope I can one day be someone that people look up to the way that I looked up to my counselors. I cannot imagine who I would be, or what my life would be like if I had never gone to CCSC”.

Conor Meehan (Director’s Efficiency)- “CCSC has always been a huge part of my life. The impact it has on kid’s lives is amazing. Kids get to learn new skills, make new friends, and feel like they have a new home. It is a place where every kid is accepted no matter where they are from, what race, or what beliefs they have.”

Abbie Wolf (Outstanding First Year JC)- “The JC program is a wonderful experience for me! It allows me to learn skills like sailing and teaching that I otherwise would never be able to learn. Though the part that strikes Resident Camp Director’s Efficiency Cup Winners, me the most about the JC program is the tight-knit community. As a JC1, I was welcomed with open arms, and met some really incredible people. Lexa Harpel from NYC, and Brian James from Darien The sense of family between my peers and I made me look forward to CT, flanked by Assistant Director’s Daniella Garran camp each day!” and Patrick Petty.

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At this time last year our one-of-a-kind waterfront renovation was still just a dream.

Today it’s a reality that promises to be the most beautiful and intimate waterfront setting on Cape Cod. To view it in it’s colorful splendor please stop by or visit us at wequassett.com.

On Pleasant Bay, Chatham 800-225-7125

36 Cape Cod Sea Camps Alumni Magazine The Camp store offers a variety of Cape Cod Sea Camps apparel, from T-Shirts to water bottles and blankets. If you have interest or would like to make an order please contact Christie Peterson. Sizes and quantities are limited so act fast.

[email protected] or 508.896.3451 ext. 245

For more camp apparel go to ces.landsend. com/capecodseacamps

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P.O. BOX 1880 BREWSTER, MASSACHUSETTS 02631-0062 (508) 896-3451 (508) 896-3626 FAX (508) 896-8272 ( Address Service Requested ) Cape Cod Sea Camps Summer Camps Schedule 2015 Season Resident Camp Resident Camp (Full Season) opens June 28th and ends on August 15th First session starts on June 28th and ends on July 21nd Second Session starts on July 23th and ends on August 15th Resident Camp – Campers A-Way Sessions (for Campers ages 8 – 11) CAW 1 June 28th to July 7th CAW 2 July 12th to July 21nd CAW 3 July 23th to August 1nd CAW 4 August 2rd to August 15th (2 weeks) Monomoy Day Camp MDC Sessions open weekly on June 29th and end on August 14th MDC Days A-Way Session start weekly on June29th and end on August 14th

Cape Cod Sea Camps Summer Camps Alumni Reunion Schedule 2015

January 23, 2015 March 20, 2015 Chicago Boston 6-8pm Reception 6-8pm Reception Fulton Market Kitchen (West Lounge) Mooo Restaurant 311 North Sangamon Street, Chicago, IL 60607 15 Beacon Street, Boston, MA 02108 P. 312.733.6900 P. 617.670.2515 www.FultonMarketKitchen.com www.MoooRestaurant.com Co-Hosted with Kara Dabe April 17, 2015 February 14, 2015 Kansas City Tokyo 6-8pm Reception 2-4pm Reception Lidia’s Restaurant The Peninsula Hotel Tokyo, Aviation Lounge 101 West 22nd Street, Kansas City, MO 64108 1-8-1 Yuraku-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0006 P. 816.221.3722 Japan www.Lidias-KC.com P. 81 3.6270.2888 Co-Hosted with Angie & Elliott McDermed www.Toyko.Peninsula.com April 25, 2015 March 6, 2015 Cape Cod New York City 4-6pm Reception 6-8pm Reception Cape Cod Sea Camps The Yale Club of New York City 3057 Main Street, Brewster, MA 02631 50 Vanderbilt Avenue, New York, NY 10017 P. 508.896.3451 P. 212.716.2100 www.CapeCodSeaCamps.com www.YaleClubNYC.org Co-Hosted with Rick “Otis” Moyer

RSVP Anytime: [email protected] or [email protected] P. 508.896.3451

Best Regards, Henri Rauschenbach, Alumni Director & Cheryl Kimberley, Assistant to Alumni Director