April 2015

“Our daughter loved the counselors and we want you to know Wyo means so much to her. Thank you for all you do to make the

experience so special,”

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Wyonegonic Season 2015April 1, 2015

Dear Alumnae,

Counselors and camp staff have an enormous job. They are key to the adjustment and happiness of their campers.

If we ask you, WHICH counselors you remember and WHY, I bet there are names that pop to the top of your list. Maybe you can find some of their faces in the photos sprinkled throughout this edition.

Of course we hire staff who want to work with children and love the out of doors. But, the hiring process goes beyond that. Staff not only complete applications and send resumes but they pass a reference assessment and interview process (either in person or by skype). They need to impress us with their ability to be responsible leaders and constant positive role models.

We have a large staff of 100 who either live-in with campers, are supervisors in activities or play important roles as support staff. We are blessed to have returning directors, key staff and supervisors. For example the Sudduths represent 138 years at Wyo; our three unit directors and director of program have been on the shores of Moose Pond for 71 combined summers.Other staff come from:• graduates of our two-year Leadership Training Program (CITs and ACs)• past campers• referrals from past staff• college interns• the next generation of alumnae• International referral organizationsWe are often asked what percentage of staff are returning. It is safe to say that Wyonegonic averages 70% that have been with us previously. Wyonegonic is fortunate to have this loyalty. We are employing mostly college-age staff who need to earn money for school expenses and also gain experiences for their future career. There is a good argument that life-skills learned at camp will help them get through college and successfully into their chosen professions.

In Camping Magazine, we recently read that the Dean of Admissions at Princeton has recommended that students return to their summer camps as senior leaders and counselors instead of other academic building resumes. Academics might get them admitted but life skills help them stay in college.CNBC ran a story last spring titled “Summer Camp May Improve College Admissions.”

Wyonegonic is teaching more than how to make friends and appreciate the out of doors. Much of the value of the camp experience these staff gain is to model and teach life-skills: tenacity, self-confidence, optimism, grit, collaboration, resiliency and compassion.

We thank Whit Ryan, our Director of staff recruiting and leadership development , who has been with us 18 years and Susie Sudduth Hammond, for taking on the challenge of hiring Wyonegonic staff. They assemble each piece of this intricate puzzle with the best outcomes of our campers in mind. Thank you Whit and Susie for your successful efforts.

Sincerely,

The Sudduths

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We are hiring a couple more counselors to teach

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Support Staff Openings: Nurse, Driver/Maintenance

Susie, Carol, Steve and David Whit Ryan & Maggie

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Stella Targoff Amelia Tovar Emma Trapaga Gabriela Traynor Heather Wallace Elise Walters Audrey Wen Olivia Wentworth Ella Zweifler Intermediate Camp Isabel Altamirano Florence Appleton Naomi Arnold Campbell Arnone Anabelle Baum Devon Bell Elizaveta Berlizova Julia Bloch Erin Brooks-Wadham Sarah Cai Rachel Campbell Isabella Censullo Abigail Cobb Elizabeth Cobb Sadie Codd Paige Crawford Mary Cuff Henrietta de Jonge Amelia Devine Elena Diaz-Leante Posy DiPaolo Miranda Douglass Yinuo Du Lila DuPont Merrill Eastman Caroline Ellis Sofia Espana Cameron Frank Ella Fuchs Alice Fussman Lila Gaudrault Callia Gilligan Margaret Goldman Anna Goyette Julia Hasseltine Kathryn Hegland Addison Horowicz Mary John Julia Johnson Amanda Kahn Illia Kawash-Cooper Mira Kearns Sarah King Viola KitchingsCaroline Klipp-Kaplan Ariana Kourepenos Gouri Krishnan Jane Lee Avery Lehman Elizabeth Lemieux Ava Levinson Ines Lovato Madeline Love Alexandra Loynaz Marianne Lyons Alyson MacDougall Nicole MacMaster

Margaret Magierski Elnora Magruder Caroline Mahony Melina McGovern Kate Megaw Annabel Meyer Adelaide Middleton Ana Francisca Mijares Allison Morse Katherine Murray Alexis Ordway Julia Ordway Sofia Panek Maia Posternack Valerie Preslavska Sylvia Rhodes Kate Sacerdote Poppy SargentMaggie Schlachter Lucy Schwalbe Haylee Schwind Catherine Shilling Abigail Sikorski Louise Sloss Shelby Smith Victoria Snyder Katia Soares Sophie Soltanian Luca Sonne Zoe Targoff Anya Tchelikidi Lucienne Totti Ana Maria Tovar Frances Trafton Hadley Twichell Amelia Urban Ana von Rumohr Lana Wagner Claire Walters Abigail Ward Cordelia Weld Katherine Wendler Helen Wickett Kate Willey Claire Williamson Anyia Willis Katherine Wimmer Charlotte Winton Emma Wittig Natalie Woodson Charlotte Wright Xinya Yang Eve Young Juliet Young Senior Camp Julia Abate Danielle Addicott Cathryn AllenAbigail Allsopp Renee Allsopp Paley Arnone Madeline Barnett Lily Bartlett Maria Basagoiti Clea Bell Emily Benson Krissy Borowiak

Hannah Brabham Amelia Bransfield Caralyn Briggs Merrill BrightNina Brockelman Ellie Brooks-Wadham Olivia Carey Madeline Chalecki Camille Chassat Christina Clements Caylee Conlin Grayce Cooper Syd Cuff Mackenzie CuthbertPolly D’Agostino Claire de Cordova Marie Devillard Emily Dexter Jane Doherty Kate Doherty Elle Drew Ava DuPont Ella Edwards Frances Elliott Ingrid Ellis Maria Lucia Espana Cordelia Foster Marine Fussman Teagan Germech Camelia Ghadfa Zoe Hale Bettina Hall Marion Hartwell Elise Hasseltine Grace Hegland Kendall Hoffman Sara Hole Harriet Insley Delaney Jones Ellory Kearns Paige Keating Olivia Kogul Alexa Kourepenos Claire Lamb Julie Le Lann Kendra Learned Christiana Locke Mercedes Lovato Anna Lugard Quinn Lupton Jane Lucille Magruder Imogen Mandl-Ciolek Amity Matthews Anastasia Mavrides Celia McCarty Brooke McDonald Kayla Miller Meredith Miller Emelina Morris Mollie Morrison Emily Nelson Rebecca Nielsen Sophie Nigrovic Julia Noyes Dylan O’ConnellRory O’Hollaren Ceci O’Marah Abigail Omelczuk Stefanie Ordway

Emma O’Shea Elizabeth Pendergast Lauren Perkins Alyssa Phillips Ella Pierce Andrea Poma Caitlin Ramage Maria Eugenia Ramos Hailey Rhine Amelia Rich Ella RosenthalOlga Ruiz Margaret RyanCali Salinas Mia Salinas Samantha Schiller Gloria Sigiez Camryn Skinner Tuleh Sonne Gisselle Sorin Emma Spector Hannah Spencer Maisie Spofford Maya Sternthal Louisa Strachan Vera Targoff Cloe TchelikidiJune Thoren Kennedey Thrasher Hannah Thurston Cecile Tobin Hannah Tobin Paula Toledano Cabrera Elizabeth Urban Anne-Sophie Vanden Berghe Charlotte Vanden Berghe Hannah Walker Chloe Wendler Katharine Willegalle Amelia Wyckoff Maura Zankel Leadership Training Anne-Marie Carlson Rebecca Daley Penelope Gould Meghan Keating Kiona McCormick Emily Morse Isabelle Omelczuk Victoria Parker Nell SpencerMariaToledano Cabrera Katherine Voyzey Anna Wallace Lucia Winton Sarah Baker-Wacks Mia Boulukos Frances Brown Alison Carey Molly Katharine Dinnhaupt Alexandra Harris Louisa Judge Violet Krause Catarina Matthews Sara Reed

2015 Campers (as of April 1, 2015)

Limited space is available in Junior Camp and Session II Intermediate Camp

Please consider sharing the Wyonegonic Experience with othersDid you know:• We assist approximately 15 campers each summer• Our camp families and campers recognize the importance of diversity• Wyo has a committee that reviews requests for financial assistance.• There is a growing need for financial aid• We need the support of our alumnae community• Your gift is tax deductible – see below• More details can be found on wyonegonic.com

It all starts with ONE: a proud alumni who feels passionate about her experience and wants to share that with others. This is a gift that can be passed along to campers who might find the Wyonegonic Experience a positive step on the journey to adulthood. This is a gift that will benefit the entire camp community and help them understand the importance of reaching out to others less fortunate. One by one we can reach our goal.

Wyonegonic Scholarship Program

“My daughter had the time of her life this summer and keeps Wyo close to her heart.”

There are two options for tax deductible giving.OPTION #1: Make your check payable to the AMERICAN CAMPING FOUNDATION. This endowment fund was started in memory of George N. Sudduth. All donations go toward building a principle. The interest and gains achieved each year will be awarded annually towards our goal for a racial and socio-economic diverse camp population.OPTION #2: Make your check payable to the AMERICAN CAMP ASSOCIATION. This camp scholarship program was established in memory of past owners/directors. All donated monies are used annually to assist families who have qualified for financial assistance.GIFTING OF SECURITIES is also possible. Contact Steve for procedures by calling 207-452-2051.MATCHING GIFT FORMS should be sent to the camp address.DEFFERRED GIVING is possible by designating Wyonegonic in your will..GIVING – A Mouse Click AwayIt is easier than ever to make a contribution to our Campership Program. Go to our website www.wyonegonic.com and click on the Giving Opportunities. Please download or fax the Wyonegonic office with your contribution for the endowment or campership fund. Master Card and Visa are acceptable. Please join your Wyonegonic friends in making camp possible for a more diverse group of children.

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Alumna Giving (Gifts for Scholarship Calendar Year 2014)

Centennial CircleBetty Baxter Sternad

Wiggie CircleGreg & Anne Elise Matthews – The Edward E & Marie L Matthews FoundationTim MurphyCharlie & Barbara Safford – The Burch – Safford Foundation

Evening CircleChristine BensonDoug & Susan Hyman Besharov – The Mark & Carol Hyman FundBill Carlos & FriendsJoan St Clair GoodhewEdie Sonne Hall Vincent Mulford FoundationCarol Wiggins KammShirley KearnsThe Edward E & Marie L Matthews FoundationHannah Palmer SnyderRichard & Jean Hudson Witmer – in honor of Jean Hudson Witmer

Friendship CircleThe parents of Amelia BransfieldThe parents of Molly & Caroline BucknamThe parents of Abigail ClarkeThe parents of Alexis FarmerPam Bucknam HaleClay & Claire Kelley HardonJodi Jessen JacobsonMimi Matthews – The Edward E & Marie L Matthews FoundationPfizer FoundationJean Norris RigbyEmily RossiterLiz Tauck Walters

Leadership CircleJune McClintock AllisonLinda BailMaryellen BakerThe parents of Amanda, Clea & Devon BellMarilyn BodnerJoy Curtis BonnefondGordon & Sally Clark BrummerPaula ButlerThe parents of Missy CarlsonBruce & Bill ChalmersPeggy Schmidt Clark

Kiyi CircleThe Frederick K Bailey EstateIrene Mack Goodsell – in honor of Constance Weymouth WagnonChristine Frank KrokChristine Holzhauer MallonFrances Kendall MoonMary MurphyHarriett Henderson TewkesburyDavid Spence & Mary ThomasLuena Whitaker

Gifts in KindRenee AllsoppEmily BensonFelice BochmanCarly BriggsCate & Emma BrownCaroline & Molly BucknamAudrey & Miranda CoombeGrayce CooperClaire de CordovaJane & Kate DohertyJackie & Stephanie DowlingCaroline ElliottGerard & Jill GasperiniPennie GouldZoe HaleLibby HallKendall HoffmanJeff & Barbara Koontz HollisHarriett InsleyZoie JurkewiczGrace LambJoanne LevequeSam LindleyThe Mauk FamilyAmber MerrittCynthia Gutmann MorganMollie MorrisonCaroline MurphyMaggie OwenJulia & Sofia PanekEliza PendergastCourtney PerevalovaMarie RalffSara ReedHannah SpencerLouisa StrachanPaige TobinCordelia Weld

“We are delighted to offer postive references to prospective campers when you have the need. Our daughter had two outstanding years at Wyo.”

Sarah DayAmanda Kirkpatrick DickersonMarie Meaney DruryMargaret Green EatonVeronika FernandezBill & Barbara FindeisenJohn Funkhouser – in memory of Avery Thompson FunkhouserGinny GeyerMarie GlanvilleDora Apted GroverKatie Hardy – in memory of Rodney HardySuzanne Will HarringtonJennifer HuettnerMary Hobler HysonDorrie JacobsonChloe KingSusan KirbyBarbara Nichols KirwoodJonathan & Nicola LevineSusan LouisDave & Peg MasonRuth Swartley MaxsonScott & Barbara McDonaldVivi Stevenson MillerSarah MooreBarbara Bowen ObergCatherine Lindsey Olinski – The Dotopia FoundationThe parents of Emma O’SheaCarol Merriman OsmerLisa Flanagan PerrierFrances Plimpton PughPeter & Vicki RackliffeKatie Angstadt RaheLucy RobsonJames & Sally Tracy RussellWhit & Fran RyanSusan SaffordNancy Mallory SansouciPatricia SladdenThe parents of Katia & Sofia SoaresJill SpillerVirginia & Donald SquairThe parents of Jane SullivanBarbara SullivanThe parents of Eliza ThomasPeter & Frances TraftonValerie Turtle UBSSally Shoop VaunAmy WoodhouseStephanie Woodson – on behalf of Natalie Woodson

Alumnae News - 21st Century

Wyonegonic is a member of ACA, the American Camp Association

Catharine Patterson is employed at Lehigh University as a Learning Assistant. In May, she is on the search to replace this temporary job that utilizes her Masters Degree in counseling. “Cat-Pat” has a wedding date scheduled for mid-June. Mom, Donna Patterson came to their Maine getaway cabin and skied Pleasant Mt. She, Joe and Joey then came to the Sudduth Farmhouse for Saturday dinner. Sara Patterson also came up for two days of skiing Pleasant MT. Sara used her architectural skills to design their Maine cabin. Carlyn Patterson Gentile is now just an hour away from the family home. She is juggling mother responsibilities with her long days of medical interning near Philadelphia, Pennsylvannia. Kevin is one year old. Senior Campers enjoyed the Wyo slide show and dinner at the Sudduth Farmhouse in January: Nell Spencer, Chloe Wendler, Camelia Ghadfa, Kendra Learned.

Louise Jenkinson reported that Jed Palmer spent his first Christmas away from US soil and they enjoyed the holidays together in the UK. Louise is now in Massachusetts and the couple enjoyed a quick visit to Maine and a walk through camp. Cordelia Orillac will start medical school after her college graduation from Princeton. She has recently visited Spain with family members. Leticia Shaw has been working in Washington, DC for the past five years. She reports there is always something interesting to do in DC. Greg and Lindsey Conny Luetje have bundled up the twins for their first ski on the Magic Carpet at Sunday River Ski Area where Greg works.

Rachel Kelly, Nolan and Dad Matt met with the David Sudduth family and Carol at the Denver Zoo for a spring day visit. David and Becky Sudduth have enjoyed many Summit County ski days this winter, trying to keep up with campers Ellie and Lucas. They will host Susie Sudduth Hammond and family in Colorado who plan to introduce Carter to skiing over Easter weekend. Natalie is

walking and new words are spilling out daily. Will Norton was spotted at Attitash Ski Area and Jackson Cross Country Ski Area in New Hampshire. Will worked in the AMC Huts this summer and is now working in the New Hampshire ski industry.

Amy Yorke Bosley reports their family will expand to four by June. Daughter Poppy is keeping life entertaining at the moment. Lucy Robson works on environmental planning in New York City. She says these values all started at Wyonegonic. Jill Gasperini flies to Tacoma, Washington for family visits during her school vacations. Her daughter, Taya is teaching in Seattle. As nurse leader for the Lexington Schools, Jill has two alumnae Wyo nurses working for her; Claire O’Connell and Michelle Nowak Wright. Another Lexington nurse, Susan Kaftan was a Family Camper and her daughter then attended Wyo. The Wyo network really does work.

Stefanie and Jacqui Ordway send greetings from behind the snow banks on Moose Pond. They each have attended reunions with their Mom, Laura. Tasha Rosener Friedell and her family are happy to be stationed in California. They were in Colorado for the holidays visiting Tasha’s family. Emma Battey will be studying in Dublin for the 2015 Fall Semester.

Alex and Barbie Atwood Cobb skied Whistler Mt with the girls during February vacation. Alexis Ordway went to Beaver Creek Colorado to see the World Championship Ski Races with her Dad Spencer. Of course they enjoyed skiing many vertical feet themselves during their quick stay in Colorado which was shortened by a day because of snowstorms and delayed flights in the East. Kathryn “Kat” Connors is working in New York City and training for a ½ marathon.

Thank you O’Hollarens for hosting our Portland Oregon gathering for the second straight year. Whit Ryan reports that Charlie will be rowing at the Henley Royal Regatta in June in the UK and Maggie is looking forward to her return to camp. Barb Trafton has a son, Jackson

g r a d u a t i n g from Worcester Poly Tech in Mechanical Engineering. Her daughter, Keziah, a recent college graduate from U of VA, is training at the Princeton US Rowing Training Center. Also training there is Felice Mueller from Cleveland Hgts, Ohio. Barb and her husband are coaching high school rowing on Bainbridge Island in Washington. Barb is also executive director for the local Parks Foundation working on trail easements and open space. A sincere thank you to Debbie Briggs and her four children for hosting the Wellesley Reunion.

Ryan Fowler, our riding director, is keeping Yoda (Wyo’s favorite pony) cozy in zero temps. The Ryans live close by in Sweden Maine. Sarah Mack Christian and her husband enjoy hiking and winter exercise with their dog Lana. Sarah teaches in Wolfeboro Falls, New Hampshire. Claire O’Connell and her boys come to Maine and ski Pleasant Mt a couple of times each winter. Thank you to the Bell family for hosting a reunion at their home in Austin Texas. Clea and Devon will be joined by their younger sister Amanda at Wyonegonic Session II.

Ka t i e G o l d e n e r Brown and Mil came skiing at Pleasant Mt with their two Winona campers. Their new assignment is Washington DC and they continue to explore the area on weekends. Shantrel Lindorff Hobbs can’t believe that 10 years have flown by since her last summer at Wyo. She sends greetings from Australia. Ben Ricketts has Eleanor out hiking in the mountains atop his shoulders. Ben and Sarah Kelsey Ricketts have a new baby daughter, Margaret. Claire Schreiber has down-graded her hours with the Portland Y so she can spend more time with one year old Caroline during these formative years.

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Emily Evans MacLaury is enjoying her role as a midwife. Children Graham and Meg are enjoying life in Minnesota and Meg

is on the swim team. Hilary Barhydt and Dutch continue their visits to Family Camp and enjoy their relaxing float down Moose Pond. Their oldest son Brooks married last June. Morgan Ingari returns as head counselor in Intermediate Camp. Thank you Morgan for all the good video footage that many are now enjoying on our Wyonegonic website. Abbey Atwood Esposto and Ryan have just welcomed Clark as a younger brother to Russell.

Jess LaCroix says t h a t s h e h a s ordered a new footlocker for Anna who is very excited to be a Junior Camper. Eliza will be in Po o h C o r n e r. A n n e K e a r n s Fields and family have continued to host our Chatham New Jersey Reunion. This year, Sara has been working and living at home. Megan is in grad school at Penn State, and Anne’s promotion at her school as director of nursing will whisk her away from the shores of Moose Pond. She will continue to consult with our nurses and be on property for one week in July. Sara returns on Wyo staff.

Emma Scornavacchi will be rowing for Harvard next year. The two Lemieux sisters are psyched that brother, Ben, is heading to Winona. Mom, Meg will return on staff. Michelle Thibodeaux continues with her interest in music. Michelle is completing her freshman year at Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon. Aislinn Smith is a nanny in NYC. This is her last year to play club rugby. Liz Staley is enjoying her job at NBC in NYC. Wallis Gaillard graduates from Bucknell this spring and is excited that her next stop will be Wyo for her 11th summer. Sami Sudduth finishes her seasonal job at the Breckenridge Ski School in mid-April and then is considering a Western road trip to California before heading back to Maine for Wyo work crew and then sailing supervisor for her 12th Wyo year. Her traveling partner, Lauren “Lo” Jones will be returning to Wyo after completing her seasonal work at the

Keystone Ski Resort in Dillon, Colorado. Claire King is planning to work in Africa this fall.KayLeigh Hettinger Kearns and family are active cross country skiers in Jackson New Hampshire. The two oldest children enjoy the challenges in their school cross country ski meets. Mira participated in a fund raiser and skied 23 kilometers to help raise money for school supplies in Jackson New Hampshire. Mira and Ellory return as campers; KayLeigh comes back on Wyo staff and husband Andy Kearns will return to Winona for summer #30. Kaitlin Cochrane is returning to Korea to teach. She has enjoyed her work at Breckenridge Ski School and has skied the highest elevation over 12,840 feet.

Pavla Umlaufova writes, “Saying good bye to 04022 is always such a struggle..... I can honestly say that I can’t wait till my heartbeat stops again when I see the sign saying Wyonegonic Camps on route 117, till I smell pine trees, hear the sound of loons, see sunshine reflecting on the lake and hear the cheers of my friends welcoming me back....” Pavla returns from the Czech Republic this summer. Good friend Ash Grobbelaar had hoped to return, but has run into timing issues with obtaining her visa renewal.

Ali D’Agostino and Abby Burbank joined Jill Gasperini, Susie, Carol and Steve Sudduth for a Boston Celtics game. The Celts won with a buzzer beater in the last 1.7 seconds. Ali is completing her masters at Northeastern U. with an internship in Lynnfield Massachusetts; Abby is rebuilding canoes and teaching Lacrosse Clinics for the national organization. Ask Ali about her trip into Wyo with Sara Fields in March.

Kristina Burger and her family have moved to the Cleveland area where her husband Matt has started a new job. Emma and Willa will finish the school year in a new setting. Richard and Hannah Porter are expecting their first child soon. Paula Purcell, recently joined Lynda Savlen in Naples Maine to celebrate Lynda’s birthday. They had a great day skiing Pleasant Mountain. Paula is nearing the finish line with her academic program. She hopes to land a school nurse position starting in the Fall. She and Violet, AC, will return this summer. Cori Savlen returns from a week in Costa Rica in late March. Cori has had good success with musical gigs as she sings and plays her guitar. She will attend the University of Massachusetts in Amherst.

The Wendler family went to the Galapagos Islands for March vacation and discovered Wyonegonic alumnae on the boat. Anne Darneille Snodgrass and her daughters enjoyed Wyonegonic conversations. Emma Orme has a lead in the Darmouth College production of “Mud” this spring.

Karla Henderson now lives in Chatham NJ. Stephanie Farnham Puchalski came to the Chatham, New Jersery reunion and reports her two toddlers keep her bustling. She is doing some tutoring and heading to the swimming pool a couple of nights a week. She came with Kathleen Gagan who reports her peony business consumes her life but is going well. Her son Walter is in law school and Meagan Hawes is working for America Corp in Washington DC before entering med school in the Fall. Meagan has just returned from Africa.

Carey, Meagan and Jane Barnard enjoyed a good hiking trip in the Rockies last Fall. Carey Favaloro is still living in Aspen, Colorado, leading nature tours with the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies. Her job is wonderful, and she likes working outside.

Alumnae News - 21st Century

Abbey Atwood

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Keating Siblings

Enthusiastic •Caring• Listener •Fun •Compassionate •Patient •Humor •Fairness •Tolerant •Cheerful •Consistent •Responsible

Enthusiastic •Caring• Listener •Fun •Compassionate •Patient •Humor •Fairness •Tolerant •Cheerful •Consistent •Responsible

Enthusiastic •Caring• Listener •Fun •Compassionate •Patient •Humor •Fairness •Tolerant •Cheerful •Consistent •Responsible

Enthusiastic •Caring• Listener •Fun •Compassionate •Patient •Humor •Fairness •Tolerant •Cheerful •Consistent •Responsible

Alumnae News - 20th Century

Zach Dutton lives west of Boston in Worchester which has been declared the snowiest county in Massachusetts for February. Zach works for Prismic Pharmaceutical and is married to Jackie Bush who is a lawyer in Worchester. Their two sons attend Winona. Alice Strachan lives in Kennebunkport, Maine and is in charge of IT operations at Yarmouth High School. Through the encouragement of friends, Linda Bail is showing samples of her art on facebook. She has also been successful in exhibiting in local art shows. Linda walked through camp last summer with a friend who has now enrolled her daughter for this summer.

Casey Merrit works for the National Park Service and is currently located at the Grand Canyon. Her two girls Amber and Autumn each have a baby girl and live in Alaska. Casey enjoyed a summer visit to Alaska to see them. Erin Roberts is working in Minneapolis adjusting to winter. Kathy Kearns Frame joined the Wyonegonic Office team and stayed with her Mom, who summers across the lake. The bonus of being in Maine was visiting her grandson, Linus, on days off. Big thanks to Kristin Markatos Lowe for hosting the LA Reunion. Her daughter, Catie, will be coming to Wyo this summer.

Orianne Strom Helms and her family enjoyed Family Camp. Her daughter can now swim on her own. Mary Felton skied in Wyoming during February break with her family. Mary is teaching in Belmont, Massachusetts and is a new home owner. Elizabeth Connors is working in the President’s Office at George Mason U. Lila DeStefano Smith is delighted her daughter will be starting camp. Lila is a school nurse in Rye NY. Andy Hogue visited at the Wyo reunion in New York. He ran into former camper Lindsay Scherf at the running club he attends.

Gretchen and John Adsit, who honey-mooned at Wyo as staff, are now enjoying retirement. They winter in North Carolina but still own their home in Vermont. Mary Graves Vonnegut and her family joined

the McAuliffe family for Thanksgiving in Brookline, Massachusetts. Lindsay McAuliffe is enjoying choral work mixed in with her academics.

Barbara McDonald and Scott are enjoying the freedom of retirement. They travel to see their children; Susan in Texas with two children, Janet in South Carolina and Bruce closer to home in the Atlanta area. Their granddaughter, Brooke, age 14, is loving camp. The McDonalds celebrated 50 years of marriage on a recent Alaskan cruise. They also spend a piece of summer in Maine at their cabin.

Mary Murphy writes from Cambridge Massachusetts that she is on to new adventures after being in the healthy food business for 6 years. Ean Cuthbert said his daughter MacKenzie who enjoyed the challenge of trips in Senior Camp last summer will return for more in 2015.

Beth Lubrano Dwyer sent details about a great wedding weekend for her daughter Meaghan Cervini on the ski slopes of Pleasant Mt. Martine Conley Twito reports she and her husband continue to explore outdoor adventures with their two children, Celia and Max. Elizabeth Hardy-Carey is happy that all three girls have enjoyed Wyonegonic. Olivia, who will be with us full season; Alison and Emily who is at the U of Denver. The three girls have had a combined 14 years at Wyo.

Edie Sonne Hall, mother of three, hosted our Seattle, Washington Reunion. She works for Weyerhauser and hopes her work is making the world more sustainable. Eleanor Besharov Laurens lives in Cambridge Massachusetts and has two young girls, Aly and Tessa. Jack Erler is taking more time off from his law practice in Portland, Maine. Besides visiting grandchildren, Jack and Ellen are spending time at their vacation home in Culebra, Puerto Rico. Bill and Debbie Atwood took an awe-inspiring bike trip through the Tuscany coastal region of Italy

with stops in Rome and F l o r e n c e . They are en-joying their role ofgrand-parents and added another grandson born to Abbey in February.

Jenn Blakeman Terry and her family hope to travel from their home in Evanston Illinois to Maine for vacation days. Jenn is teaching full time at Beacon Academy in Evanston and participating in running events when time allows. Janet Howard claims that her daughter FiFi Brown’s CIT summer was a huge success in building confidence and being surrounded by wonderful friends. Claire Kelly Hardon reports that Kelly will graduate from Colgate in May and hopes to land a job in DC or NYC.Roger and Becky Parsons write that they enjoy a quiet life on Cape Cod where she works part time as a receptionist at a retirement community and Roger is town Engineer for Barnstable, Massachusetts. They returned to the UK for family visits, hiking and frequented local tea houses and pubs. Meg Schwind Ward reports that her Wyo daughter Abby is taking voice and piano lessons and returning to Wyo. Pam Bucknam Hale and her family have moved to W. Concord Massachusetts. Charley and Sammy like their new friends in the suburbs. She continues to work for Advocates Inc, focused on financial projects and budgeting. Kathy Callaghan Rex’s boys are at the Air Force Academy and the Coast Guard Academy; number three son is in high school and very involved in athletics. Val Turtle was inducted into the Colby-Sawyer College Athletic Hall of Fame last October. The college is in New London, New Hampshire.Marsha Hahn Wackerly reports from Jackson, Wyoming that they travel to see family sprinkled throughout the Midwest. They also took a birthday cruise to the Caribbean for Marsha’s 60th. Bill and

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Alumnae News - 20th Century

Johanne McIvor remain optimistic with progress on health issues. Johanne is substitute teaching; Bill is head of school. Son Ted is working and living at home. Matt has a career in the Army and the family is moving to Iowa. Jen Conlin is delighted her two daughters will be Wyo counselors and her son just received admission to the University of Michigan. Liz Tauck Walters came to the Seattle, Washington Reunion and said that all three of her Wyo camper girls participated in a ski racing camp at Copper Mt over Thanksgiving. One of the girls is pursuing dance this summer, the other two returning to camp.

Betsy Ertman Bahn reports that Hannah is teaching in California and Sarah is at Tufts. Leslie Pooley Heffernan and her family celebrated Christmas in Paris, where one of their sons was studying. Sara Judge McCalpin says that Haley is enjoying Wake Forest college life. Jenny Huettner came into the Connecticut reunion for a visit. She takes vacation time from her teaching in Tampa, Florida and enjoys playing golf. Pat Feager says she attended a 10-day writers institute in Tuscany Italy. Her daughter Carrie lives in Switzerland and son David has a daughter. Carrie snow boards in the Alps.

Lisa Schraeder Bedell and her husband moved from Brooklyn into New York City. They have a beautiful view of the water. Laura Herlacher Conway and her family of three children enjoyed Wyo Family Camp. They now live in Littleton, Massachusetts. Tracey Mischka Chaffin will lose one of her sons to college football next year. He is a much-sought-after center. Sarah Day and husband who live in the Boulder Colorado area traveled to Paris with their three girls. Wendy Clark Wescott enjoys visits to Salt Lake City to see Abbie and grandson Henry who expects a baby sister in April. Wendy’s son Clark will marry in August.

Chris Holzhauer Mallon has retired this year. She has hiked 30 different trails

Ki Ki & Liz Tauk, Jen Conlin, and Johanne McIvor

including some of the Pacific Coastal Trail. She attributes this interest to her trip leading days at Wyo in the early 70’s. Paula Butler writes she has enjoyed the new videos on the Wyonegonic website. Anna Sims Bartel who has recently lived in Lewiston, Maine is headed back to Ithaca, New York where she starts a new job as Associate Director of Research at Cornell U. Anna is a Cornell graduate. Molly Dillon Brabham who lives in Texas, took the three girls to NYC where they all chose an activity they wanted the family to experience. Ginny Geyer has been working at the Augusta, Maine Airport. She looks forward to a visit from her sister Diane Geyer Dudley who lives in Colorado. Diane and her husband will walk through camp in May. Ginny and her best friend, Miss Wyo, took a blue ribbon in an agility dog show this winter.

Brooke Howe Laws and Lindsey Howe Parham brought their daughters, Carter and Bradley to the Austen Texas Reunion to catch up with Steve Sudduth and reminisce about Wyo days at camp. Mary Dyan McGilligan and husband enjoyed a two hour adventure on snowshoes stating they are loving the snow in Massachusetts. They have the kids skiing this winter in the wonderful New England snow.

Amanda Bruning Wilson and her husband traveled in Italy and enjoyed Rome and Tuscany. Joel Bruning’s wife, Pam is recovering from a challenging case of pneumonia, so Amanda has recently visited her parents in York, Maine. Jenny Schultz Schad wrote that the girls are skiing and enjoying life in New Hampshire. Grace is being home-schooled with great success and went to a Y camp for two weeks last summer. Amy Bonnefond and her husband Jim Smucker are faculty at Berwick Academy in Southern Maine. Amy is director of Advancement and is the middle school ice hockey coach.

From Barbara McDonald:

When I was asked to reflect upon my time at Wyo, I started making a mental list of some of the highlights of my 12 wonderful summers on the shores of Moose Pond. There is so much that I cherish, though the power of the experience is difficult to put into words. So, in honor of the Wyo Banquet Night tradition, I have put my thoughts into a song (to the tune of “My Favorite Things”):

My Favorite [Wyo] Things Raindrops on cabin roofs

and loons on the lake,Colorful sunsets

and reflector oven cakes,Trips down the Saco in aluminum canoes,

Summiting Pleasant Mountain in big hiking shoes.

Green and white fashion with striped Hannold’s shirts,

Making campfires and banana boat desserts,Beach days at Crescent

and the fun that it brings,These are a few of my favorite Wyo things.Costume box dresses

and evening circle singing,EP in the Wiggie

and wake-up bell ringing,Visits to Winona

and Grove on Sundays,These are a few of my

favorite Wyo ways.When the wind blows,

When the sun goes,When the greenie’s bad...

I simply remember my many Wyo friends

And then I don’t feel so sad.

Through my years at Wyo, Scott and I fell in love with Maine. We have returned to Maine every year since 1982. With the 3rd generation of McDonalds now on the Shores, we are happy to see that our family shares the passion for the area and all that Camp means to us.

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Alumnae News - The Cobb YearsJoellen Gill Davis writes that she is now retired and living in the Villages in Florida. She enjoys having time to try to reconnect with friends and had particular questions about the Cobbs, McMullans and Barbara Gow who was a counselor with her in the mid-fifties. Joellen was able to come to the Greater Boston Reunion in January as she has a married daughter who lives in Lexington Massachusetts. Jean and Andy McMullan reside with daughter Kathy in Jensen Beach Florida. In the summer, they are in Maine living in “the Hut” which leans over the shore at Alford Lake. Jean and Andy have just celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary. Jean had successful aorta valve replacement in September and is now diligent with her rehab routine. In February, she and Carol Sudduth spent a week in New Orleans, Louisiana at the the annual America Camp Association Conference. Diane Smith enjoyed attending the Portland Symphony Orchestra concert with Carol.

Joy Curtis Bonnefond plans to retire from teaching. Her husband, Rist, is the retired head master at Kents Hill School in Kents Hill, Maine. Their grandchildren are just an hour away in Auburn Maine so they look forward to being a larger part of their life. Laurie Waring Kelly has two grandchildren and the Waring Family continues to have conversations about how to get to Wyo Family Camp with the four grown girls and their families. Joan St. Clair Goodhew sends greetings from Georgia. She hopes to travel to Maine this summer. Diana Uehlinger Darcy reports seeing a loon in Rockport Harbor and wonders if it is a Moose Pond loon, enjoying the warmer waters of Massachusetts. Diana has been enjoying Family Camp recently.Lucy Sanderson Carney visited camp and the New York City Reunion to see her granddaughter who enjoyed her first summer at Wyonegonic. Debbie Huff Nicholson and her husband Norm have moved to Falmouth Maine and enjoy the short commute to Wyonegonic Family Camp. Their son, Justin, is able to join them for the outing. Ora Brine is receiving good care in a residential memory facility in Wilmington Massachusetts. Thank you, Barb Koontz Hollis and Jeff, for continuing to make decisions in Ora’s best interest. This

facility is 5 minutes from the Hollis home in Reading and any personal notes for Ora can be sent c/o Hollis, 46 Bond St, Reading MA 01867. Barb spends winter months in Florida and Carol recently visited her there to enjoy a game of golf.

Mary Hobler Hyson is active; walking, teaching piano and taking voice lessons. They do a week of vacation in Bridgton Maine and usually return for a few days in the Fall for the famous Fryeburg Fair. This family photo is atop Jockey Cap, the world’s largest known glacial erratic, 600 feet high. Maybe you have climbed it – just 25 minutes from Wyonegonic? Mary Sewall Lindsey and Missy Lindsey have skied Pleasant Mt many times this winter. Carol enjoys runs down Pleasant Mt with them and catching up on news on the chairlift ride uphill. Chloe King fills her retirement days by staying fit, singing in a choral group, reading and traveling. She often thinks of Wyonegonic summers. Mary Ellen Daniels McCormick and her husband Mike live in Wisconsin but escape to the Monteray Peninsula Cailifornia during winter months. “Mellen” visited Wyonegonic last summer as she was pleased to have two granddaughters enrolled as Senior Campers. Irene Mack Goodsdell and her husband spend 8 months in Florida and enjoy a variety of volunteer work. They are back in Ontario on their island during the summer months where they have swimming and kayaking at their doorstep.Trudy Bower plans to attend all three sessions of Family Camp as she makes the trip from Rome, Italy where she has retired from her lifelong international work. Ruth Swartley Maxson writes about her three grown sons,, all of whom worked at Wyonegonic. Peter Maxson works in Brussels and his daughter loved her summer at Wyonegonic. Glen Maxson retires from Intel; Wayne Maxson is a physican in Florida. Sally Barnes Sonne and husband Chris entertain their large family at their home in Tuxedo Park, New York but also try to spend as much time as possible at their cabin in the Adirondacks. They took a week-long trip to Iceland this year and Sally still enjoys an annual ski trip to Taos New

Mexico. Currently, the Sonne’s have 4 granddaughters at Wyonegonic. Katy Angstadt Rahe and her husband Rod are regular walkers and fund raisers for the annual Avon Breast Cancer Walk. Carol Wiggins Kamm and Bill remain active with senior life in the Courtyard Apartments in Richmond Virginia. Daughter Susan Kamm Connors is still teaching in Virginia.

Carlton Smith looks forward to her involvement directing Wyonegonic Family Camp each summer. She is now a full-time resident of Maine and loves her village and friends. She is active at the local Y and takes part in dance classes, their indoor track and swimming pool. Carlton has started a garden maintenance business in her community. Dee Apted Grover had lunch recently with Margie Acton Driscoll and the camp stories continue to slip into most conversations. Dee is pleased her sister’s granddaughter will be attending Wyonegonic this summer. Dee reports that Gigi Grover is in Europe and Amy Grover teaches Japanese in Portland Oregon.

Nancy “Teddy” Rupp takes her annual drive to Family Camp in August to reunite with Family Camp friends including Sandy Farrell who resides in Vermont and Bev Lord who has retired in Foxborough Massachusetts. Sue Wills Harrington has retired to Florida and enjoyed a visit with Jean McMullan in February. Sue speaks of camp as being a life-changing experience. Sue has heard from Tibby Chase recently who is comforted by her many dog friends. You can meet Randi Barret on Facebook as she too is surrounded by pets who guide her activities.Nancy Mallory Sansouci enjoyed a winter time camping trip to the Virgin Islands with her New Hampshire hiking friends. She has a daughter in NYC and one in LA. She comes to Wyo Family Camp with her daughter Lisa who is doing backup singing in Los Angeles. Ruth Wyman Neagle is enjoying some winter hiking. Sue Hyman Besharov expects Family Camp involvement very soon with all the grandchildren.

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Katy Angstadt Rahe and her husband Rod are regular walkers and fund raisers for the annual Avon Breast Cancer Walk.

Alumnae News - The Cobb Years

Margaret (Missy) Lindsey Sanborn

From Shakespeare to the Dali Lama, famous quotes are continually thrown our way to show us how best to live. In turn, I offer here my own sacred trinity of Wyo quotes that have thrown a good deal of light on my life.

“What’s the matter?! Are you afraid to get dirt under your fingernails??”–Betty Lou (“Squi”) Squires, counselor, Saco River, 1962

“Just be flexible.”Nancy (Teddy) Rupp, CIT Director, CIT table (daily,) 1965

“If you understand the beauty of this cotter pin, you will understand a secret of the universe.”George N. Sudduth, Co-Director, Wyonegonic, sailing dock, 1972

I’ll start with the fingernails. Squi was right. I was afraid to get that sandy, Saco River dirt under my nails. But the comment transformed me on the spot. Never again. Not during JMG testing camp, or while leading trips on tricky Flagstaff Lake, or in teaching positions later in life. I learned to do the hard stuff: to put off a planned lesson to talk and cry with students who had just lost a classmate in a car accident; to dig into the text of Beowulf and find a way to get the class jocks to love it; to volunteer for the unglamorous but grass roots university committees. Thank you, Squi.

Teddy’s (and Sandy Farrell’s, too) insistence on flexibility. What a lesson to learn—because life is what happens when you are planning for something else. Whether it was when I changed career paths, went back to graduate school, had my son at forty, or found myself in a new marriage, those words echoed. And I was really lucky to do my graduate work at the University of New Hampshire where I could actually see Teddy and hear those words again in person!

The cotter pin. This steel-strong pin joins an immovable deck fitting to a wildly moveable wire that keeps a boat mast up. In other words, it is what connects the wind power to the hull and makes the thing go. Amazing, and it is only an inch long on a Widgeon. George was right. You may not get a lot of glory from being a cotter pin, but you get a lot of satisfaction in making things go. And the exquisite tension placed on you hones and strengthens you. I could not have succeeded as a dean for those wildly moveable first-year students at Trinity College without understanding the secret of how to be a cotter pin.

I am retired now from over forty satisfying years in academia and have the good fortune to live on the Lower Ridge in Bridgton, Maine. I watch the changing light and cloud formations daily over Pleasant Mountain. (It is alive, you know!) My sisters, Mary Sewall and Catie (third generation campers and counselors like me) live in or visit Maine regularly. My fellow Wyo sailing counselor, Linda Whiting, lives on Hio Ridge and teaches me to weave tapestries like she does (if only I were that good!). And my son Matt, a fourth generation Winona camper and counselor, just became a Registered Maine Guide. Dirt is often under my fingernails, every day is an exercise in flexibility, and my husband Drew, like me, knows how to be a cotter pin. Life is good. Thank you, Camp Wyonegonic.

Unified Database Arrives in 2015We need your help to improve the information we have on file for your contact information. We await the arrival of our new unified record data base and we would like the information to be as accurate as possible.Things you can do to help:• Send us your married name• Please send us updated addresses for you and family members• Include email addresses• If you do not wish to receive our bi-annual mailings and notices, please ask to be removed• We no longer send a hard copy of the Loon to our international families, but we do send an electronic copy. We have many international alumnae and would appreciate you sending us any email addresses of camp friends you stay in touch with.

Please email us at info@wyonegonic.com with the above requests.

“Please thank all of your staff for providing our daughter with a delightful camp experience. Wyo has had a positive effect on her this school year.”

Missy, Catie & Mary Sewall Lindsey 1970’s

Alexandra Caitlin to Ryan & Heather Owen – Nov 9, 2014Margaret to Ben and Sarah (Kelsey) Ricketts – March 27, 2015

Clark William to Ryan & Abbey (Atwood) Esposto– Feb 8, 2015Emma Rose to Barend & Jaclyn (Tennent) Marx – Feb 23 2015

Holly to Rich and Lauren (Steven) Stanley - Fall 2014

Juan Carlos Flores to Andrea Jordan – 1/15

Cammie Phelps to Kip Doble – 9/14

Liza Trafton to Joel

Meaghan Cervini to Paul Tompkins 9/6/14

Births & Marriages

Emma Rose Marx

Margaret Ricketts

Clark William Esposto Holly Stanley

Campers June 24 - August 11, 2015

3 ½ week Session I – June 24-July 18 • 3 ½ week Session II – July 18-August 11 • 7 week Session – June 24 – August 11

- Other dates on Wyonegonic’s Summer 2015 Calendar - May 30 (10 am - 4 pm) - Wyonegonic Alumnae Work Day

Lunch will be served. If you choose to spend the night, we have empty beds. Be in touch with steve@wyonegonic.com if you plan to roll up your sleeves and help us pick up brush from winter blow downs, prepare tennis courts, prepare planters

and garden, open up cabins . . . .June 1-16 - Training Clinics and Certification Courses for Camp Counselors

(Open to counselors or leaders from any camp or recreation program) WSI – Water Safety Instructors, LGT – Lifeguard Training, Canoeing, Challenge and Adventure Facilitator Course,

Archery, Tennis, First Aid, Trip Leaders, Windsurfing

Meaghan Cervini & Paul Tompkins Juan Carlos Flores & Andrea Jordan

2015 SUMMER CAMP DATES

For Available Space call 207-452-2051 or info@wyonegonic.com

Who comes?Some are alums; many are notSome have been coming for over 30 years; some are brand new to WyoSome family groups are three generations; some individuals come aloneSome are enjoying retirement years; others are sitting in high chairsSome are celebrating family milestones; many are notSome come from New England; a few from out of the country

FacilitiesCamper cabins without electricity; with single bedsEach family has their own cabinSome tents are availableCommon buildings have electricity and fireplacesBathrooms are centralized and have hot water showers Meals are served family style, three times a day in the Cobb Dining HallA lobster cookout is offered each session

ProgramSwimmingCanoeingKayakingStand-up paddle boards - SUPsSailingWindsurfingWaterskiingTennisArchery

Wyonegonic Family Camp

RifleryHorseback ridingArts and crafts and potteryClimbing wallChallenge and adventure courseDay trips – hiking and canoeingEvening programs for all ages Campfires

Family Camp for anyone, August 14-23 (sessions may be combined)

Session I – Aug 14-17Session II – August 17-21Session III – August 21-23

Family Camp here we come! - Ori Strom Helms

My husband and I had been talking about going to Wyonegonic Family Camp for years but decided to wait until our daughter was four. We went last summer and I would recommend it for kids of any age, and for adults without children too. Horseback riding, sailing, rock wall climbing, kayaking, SUP, canoeing, pottery, hiking - activity options were endless. We had the freedom to try a variety of new things - so many options: high activity or lounging on the dock reading a book in the sunshine. No one in the family felt left out or bored. We loved no car-pooling, grocery shopping or telephone messages. We were free to do what we wanted. Just what we all dream of in the busyness of our everyday lives.

It is truly hard to describe the whole camp experience to non-camp friends. How do you explain the spirit of creativity at the camp fire at Tee Pee Point? Not until you are at Wyonegonic in the relaxed setting do you appreciate the comradery, the clear waters of Moose Pond, the loons singing you to sleep each night and the nutritionally prepared good food at meal time.

There were a few surprises. We enjoyed watching my kids help with chores and learn by participating. Our shy eight-year-old son bonded with international counselors as if he had been there all summer, and my daughter rode a horse, not pony rides, a real horse! We felt safe in letting our kids be independent. This was priceless and allowed everyone to feel comfortable and have fun. We still can’t explain all the good feelings and happiness. So our experience suggests, “come give it a try and discover for yourself.”

Staff 2015

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