- 76 Girls Leave For Lake Camp
The first allotment of 76 girls left for Camp Onaway. Chain O'Lakes Thursday morning to camp for the next week. Forty-four of the campers made the trip by motor bus and the others drove with their families or friends to the Waupaca camp. A second group will camp from June 30 to July 7 and some of the girls will remain for the two week period. About ten vacancies in the second group remain. The camp is under the auspices of the Appleton Girl Scouts council, but any girls whether from Appleton or other cities may attend.
Campers this week are Kathryn Abbey. Edna Allen of New London Helen Jean Babb. Marjorie Beedie of New London. Ethel Boehm. HUma Boettcher, Betty Buchanan. Mary Jane Butler Alice Cade, Dorothy Calnin Charolotte Campbell, Avis Collins Ruth Cole. Monica Cooney. Bernice Coon, Jean Dessel. Hazel Dunsirn Winifred Ek. Catherine Fountain, Hyacinth Fredericks, Alice Frieders, Bernice Gage, Mary Gloudemans, Maxine Goeres. Beulah Green Wilhelmina Harms. Marjorie Jacobson, Esther Kranhold, Margaret Ann King of New London. Helen Kunitz. Mildred Lyon, Edith Lenz. Beatrice Lutz Eunice Lutz, Elizabeth Long, Ann Maurer. Virginia Meidam, Helen Mc Grau, Helen Mc Kenny,Evelyn Mc Laughlin. Betty Meyer, Jean Meyer Marjorie Meyer, Olive Miller, Mary Louise Mitchell, Mary Mitton of New London, Lucille Newman of New London. Lillian Osinga, Mildred Osinga, Ella O'Neill, Mary Plank Margaret Plank, Winifred Peebles Veronica Robedeau. Katherine Boo- ney of Plymouth. Ruth Roblee. Mary Reineck, Ramona Ryan. Janice Reese, Jean Shannon. Elizabeth Shannon Helen Schindler. Dorothy Jane Segal Helen Spurr of New-London,-Beatrice Segal, Elizabeth Trettin, Dloores Tusteson, Hazel Thomas. Eleanor Voecks. Florence Verbrick, Olive Werner. Mary Wendlandt of New London, Dorothy Wendlandt of New London. Dorothy Zaug of New London Mary Zelie, and Marjorie Zaug of New London.
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