Camp Seneca's Friends |
Camp Seneca has 64 members!
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Around the Campfire |
 | Lisa Klahr-Barbash updated their camp record Dec 9, 2011 |
 | Lisa Klahr-Barbash and David Gross are now camp friends Dec 9, 2011 |
 | Pamela Ring uploaded a photo Dec 8, 2011 |
| | David Gross updated their camp record Dec 8, 2011 |
 | David Gross joined camp Camp Seneca Dec 8, 2011 |
| | David Gross joined camp Camp Seneca Dec 8, 2011 |
| | David Gross just arrived at camp! Dec 8, 2011 |
| | Ellen Scheps joined camp Camp Seneca Oct 9, 2011 |
| | Ellen Scheps updated their camp record Oct 9, 2011 |
| | Ellen Scheps just arrived at camp! Oct 9, 2011 |
My Camp Facts |
CAMP SENECA ALUMNI NEWS
January, 2009
*Read Ginny Kogan's Camp Seneca Daily Breeze by clicking here.
It's a loving re-cap of the 2008 Camp Seneca Mini-Reunion.
*Read "Aunt" Doris Gilbert's 2008 Mini-Reunion Booklet by clicking here.
(Created with assistance from Taffy Gould.)
MORE CAMP SENECA MEMORIES:
January, 2009
*Read Ginny Kogan's Camp Seneca Daily Breeze by clicking here.
It's a loving re-cap of the 2008 Camp Seneca Mini-Reunion.
*Read "Aunt" Doris Gilbert's 2008 Mini-Reunion Booklet by clicking here.
(Created with assistance from Taffy Gould.)
MORE CAMP SENECA MEMORIES:
"One of my best memories is of Uncle Bob twirling fire torches at
Final Campfire. I also remember lighting candles and setting them in
the water the last night of camp while beautiful songs were being
sung by counselors sitting in the dark.
I remember making lanyards and writing jingles. Color War and OTC. Water Ballet and Circus. Rainy Day Programs and Surprise Night.
Playing the cream cheese game at Doris' table in the dining room.
I remember saying How! How! when someone did something that was good.
I remember holding hands with Kenny Schueler when we were skating in the Champarena.
I have the Squaw Song book and a wooden bowling pin from Steal the Bacon. Do you remember playing crab soccer?
After being a camper for many years I came back as a counselor. Do you remember the Whaley Inn?
This is my first round of memories."
(Thanks to Willa Kravitz for these great Camp Seneca memories!)
"This camp was open for many years, however, its doors closed during the late 70's, I believe. It was owned by the Howard and Gillbert families. Many campers returned for several - and in some cases, quite a few years. Located on Whaley Lake, ages ranged from 6 - 15. Camp Seneca attracted campers from the greater New York City area."
(Thanks to Ginny F. for this great information on Camp Seneca!)
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