The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-07-17
Diocesan
Camp Notes

HoNoRS were many at the Di-
ocesan Boys Camp, St. Joseph at
Lockbourne, Ohio, when the fourth
period came to a close A jam
packed week of activity climaxed
by the visit of the Most Reserend
Bishop to the Camp on Sunday
kept one hundred boys happy at
the summer vacation spot. Honor
cabin of the week was Wyandotte
Cabin. The cabin master for the
week was Larry Lorms of Colum-
bus. Other members were Robin
Lorms, Mike Liner Pat Leonard,
Bob Doyle, Dan lgoe, Mike Leon
ard and John igoe.
SWIMMING: Many advancements
we're made in the swimming class
es during the week. The campers
must pass rigid tests in the water
to gain merit in these higher
classes. From the class of Sub
marine to PIT. Boats went Terry
Tracy, Tom Clark, Butch Eukascy.
Bill Higgins, Jack Houck, Larry Fin
neran, Tom Palumbo, Robin Lorms,
Dan Igoe, Page Click. Dan Dunbar.
Dick omlar, Ray Howard, Ronnie
Glass, Steve Turner. Mike Lee,
Fred GARNER and Dominic Epifano.
Campers classes as Cruisers were
Mike Leonard, Bill Dsver, Bruce
Brown, Mike Sfribel. Bill Siden-
stricken, Tom Smith, Tom Neal,
Pat Simpson. Jim cahiII and Pat
Leonard. Destroyers for the fourth
period were Bob Doyle Mike Lin
der and Don Drake. Larry Lorms
was the only one to make the class
of BattIeship, the highest rating in
the swim program.
SPORTS: The baseball games of
the week saw the Athletics take
the Yanks by to | score. Bill
Higgins and Lsverne WadIer team
ed together to make the win for
the Athletics possible The other
contest found the Pirates edging
the Braves by to score thanks
to runs by John Burke Jim Ca
hill and Tom CalUmbo. Doug
KnuckeI and Jimmy Dunbar scored
for the losers. Football games saw
the Yanks blast the Athletics by
81 to IA score. Larry Lorms led
the way with long sweeping end
runs that kept the ball in scoring
position most of the time. Norm
Eekstein played great defensive
ball.
WEEKLY FIELD DAYS saw the
regular company track meet with
boys competing in daShes, plus
shot put and broad jump events.
In Company A, Bob Fehrman won
out over Steve Wiley and Mike
Linder. w. omIar led the way in
company B, followed by Wayne
Brown and Charles Carter. J. Rice
was Company c champ with Dick
omlar, Pat Rooney and Leslie Abel
pacing close behind him.
CAMP ST. RITA initiated seven
new members into Kateri Ring
during the period The honor
group with the patroness Kather-
inc Tekawitha welcomed Ada Ed
monson, Shirley Green, Mary Louis
Kearns, Patty Alton, all of Colum-
bus, Kay Coeller of Circleville,
Kathleen Lyons of Newark and Ag-
mes Better of Lancaster into their
membership at solemn ceremonies
on Friday evening.
Pleasant weather added to the
/ fun of the variety of activities for
the 85 girls who spent the period
at the Camp. Boating, hiking, arts
and crafts and swimming were
among the different programs that
filled the days for the campers.
The evening entertainment pro-
grams top off the full day and they
are always a favorite among the
girls. An unusual party was held
this past Monday night when the
campers attended world tour
party. Each girl was costumed to
represent a different country. Joan
Nsrfher was the winner