2002

Welcome to the Susquehannock Image Gallery - 2002

If you've got any great photos of you or your camp friends - send them in using this link for possible use here in the Susquehannock Gallery.

Video Clip: Climbing Tower / Zipline
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2002 - Susquehannock Photo Gallery - 2002

[for our 2001 Photo and Video Gallery - click here ]
   
 

Camp Trips

Susquehannock for Boys Junior Camp goes off to the National Soccer Hall of Fame (right)

(photos submitted by Jon Savitch)

And to the Baseball Hall of Fame (left)
Baseball Hall of Fame inside
Campers from both S4G and S4B seen posing at a monument while visiting Niagara Falls (left)
Savy, Ethan, Rubin, and Whit take a moment to pose in front of the falls themselves.

Special Events

One of the teams at the July 4th Field Days.

 

Orange and Blue Banquet at the Girl's Camp
Counselor Orange vs. Blue Basketball
Paxton is really serious about his Capture the Flag

S4G Friends Photos

Co-ed hanging out (left)

Jaymee and Zoe (lower left)

Nyeemah, Jaymee, and Brandi (below)

Tessa and Mali in the afternoon sun
Francie, Amy, and Jaymee enjoy a setting sun on the lawn above Lake Choconut

Reunion Photos

(Villanova Skating Rink, January 5th, 2003)

Above - Despite heavy snowfall - dozens of intrepid campers and counselors came together at the Villanova Skating Rink for our Winter Reunion. For many it was their first chance to meet Executive Director David Williams (kneeling front left). A great time was had by all.

Below - Smiling for the camera are several members of the S4B staff - (from left: Josh, Drew, Ethan, Dan, Ben, Vinnie, and TK)

 
Recent additions to the gallery include a number of photos submitted by S4G campers
Francie, Cory, and Cynthia
Beef and Zoe
Above -Francie and Jaymee all smiles in the firelight on the Fourth of July
Carly submitted this photo of S4G friends (l to r) Brittney, Vicky, Lilly, Ty, Katie, Leah, Pawline, and Kate
 
Walking under pressure - a moment before the judges in the horse show
Checking out the day's activity schedule
Above - Mid jump from the Diving Platform
Water Lillies on the lake
Horse Grooming with a bucket assist.
Braiding a mane
 
Aren't you glad none of these guys are actually in charge of anything?
Some memories of the Rafting Trip first session (below) (tip of the hat to Carlos, who emailed the photo when he got home)
Second Session members of the Ship (above)
Poised and ready at the Hockey Court (above)
   
"Wee Bear" trying to make his counselor laugh
   

At the end of a long canoe-trip day, after more than 17 miles down river thru rapids and rocks, after swimming Mongaup and cliff jumping, nothing can be better than all-you-can-eat Chinese food in Port Jervis . . .

We're sure there's a good reason for the hats, but we can't imagine what it is.

   
Dan and Beef show off for the camera
"Specialty Week" brings both camps together for focused instruction in Tennis, Soccer, and Basketball. Campers may also elect to train in other sports.
   
Nature Study - Under the guidance of a visiting Cornell BioDiversity researcher, junior campers learn about Eastern Garter snakes (above and above right), Red Spotted Newt (right), local bird species (below right), and hang a Bluebird box (below)
   
Climbing Tower and Zipline
Mia reaches for the next hold on her way up . . .
and Rozy helps her down at the end of the Zipline ride
 
Three friends on the tennis team, playing against outside competition
3 shots of a dramatic sunset over a soccer game (above, below, below right)
 
Pat powers a forehand during a Specialty Week Tennis clinic
 
The Nature Study board, by the office, detailing the mysterious appearance of several pink flamingos around the campus. A certain oft-visiting board member had no comment on the ongoing investigation.
Former Junior Camp Director, Bob Partridge, with Buff Weigand, at the dedication of the Mr. P's Field sign in the Junior Camp (above). Mr. P throws the first pitch on the newly dedicated field (below)
Olympic Field Days at S4G
5 riders on horseback begin the Olympic Parade
One of the fans watching the parade go by
   

Dillon smiles while trying to learn the moves to a new song (above)

T.K. and Maude - the EggWalk Judging Panel

James smiles but doesn't bother trying to learn the song (above)

A member of the South African team (below)

Members of New Zealand model their facepaint (below)
Clark squashing down in the Balloon Sit event (below)
Formal and Informal views of the Scotland team - in full BraveHeart regalia (below)
A smile from Kate - on Team France
RK, clan leader of the Scots shown above, decides that, on a 90 degree summer day, the tartan blanket is not a required part of the costume (below)
   

Smiles from the Canadian squad (above and below). Suddenly, the song "Oh Canada" starts to make much more sense . . .

Two examples of proper English braiding (above)

Bobby - the biggest ham this world has ever seen - in his South African best

   
Kristina prepared to do the EggWalk for Team France
   
Team South Africa - what more can one say? (right)
   
Lucas, Jimmy, and Ben get a drink while practicing with the High School Soccer Team
   

RK leads an Aikido class on the 31 jo kata (above)

An idyllic summer afternoon (below)

In keeping with long tradition, there is ice cream every Wednesday and Sunday - and there was much rejoicing.

Ethan, Dillon, and Ben sitting at first base during the dedication ceremony (below)

   
Whit Powell, Waterfront Director at S4B, delivers a sermon on Sunday morning, down on the dock. Chapel at the Boy's Camp, usually in the main lodge, can be anywhere you consider sacred.
   
Face-Off in a tightly contested Counselor Hockey Game
High School Soccer Team for outside competition (above) - victorious in both contests.

Fun and Games

A team gathers to play BuffBall (left)

Skinning the Snake during World Games in the Junior Camp at S4B (below left)

A "How Much Equipment Can You Carry" Relay Race (below)

   

Nature Study

Building Bird Boxes in the Junior Camp (above left)

Turning a retired canoe into a submerged garden (above right)

Studying a bird book to identify local orioles (right)

   
The Boy's Camp has a working farm (above left), and some of the older boys get a chance to help bring in the hay (above right).
   

July 4th Field Days

Cabins from both camps combine to make teams for Field Days events (Tug of War, Egg Toss, Bat Spinning, Apple Bobbing, and Sack Race). Two such teams appear above.

Ben offers up a trumpt solo of Battle Hymn of the Republic after the Independence Day Address (below right)

Anne and Ed Shafer (Owner and Director Emeritus) in their Independence Day Colors (below left)

First Half Trips - Juniors (Niagara Falls) and Seniors (Gunks - Climbing and Caving)

Group photo prior to leaving for the Gunks Climbing and Caving Expedition (above right).

Tarryn and Eric (Assistant Directors at S4G) mug for the camera (above left) during Senior Trip to the Gunks

Pat doesn't seem sure this whole climbing thing is such a good idea (below left), but once he was on the rockface, he got the hang of it.

Lucas, Beef, and Dan look up at the rockface (below right). Looking up is almost as intimidating as looking down, but everyone managed to make the climb.

   
Juniors (right) on a hike near Niagara Falls
   
Junior Trip to Niagara Falls
Staff Members (above and below left) and camper groups (above and below right)
The new water trampoline in a rare calm moment (below)
Diving Board at the Boy's dock (below)
   

Funoodles add color to the waterfront at S4B (above)

A tranquil sunset thru the mist at S4G (above right)

Lilies in the morning sun (right)

 
 

First Half Awards Night

 

Scott, Pat, Sam, and Drew win the inagural Susquehannock Cup Hockey Tournament (above)

Win Shafer, Director of S4B, addresses the campers in the Lodge (right)

Sam, Lucas, and Seth - Sportsmanship Award Winners (below left)

Francie (left)- Sportsmanship Award Winner, and Mima (right) - Spirit Award Winner (below right)

First Half Final Night Campfire (left)