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A simulated vintage photo of the 46ers on the Pok-O-Moonshine staff. Top row: John Sharp Swan, Jr., Erik Zimmerman, Shai
Walker, David Durant, Ken Ryba, Grant Haynes. Middle row: Phil Corell, Aaron Herman, Euan Reid, Coleman Blakeslee, Wendy
Sayward, Scott McIntyre. Bottom row: Mark Corell, Charles Steiner, Chris Durlacher, Ken Herz.
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Lake Placid-ites Elias Smith and Lucas Fraser at Casino Night Thursday. Coffee cake was available for a small number of Pok-O Bucks, and many partook.
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Pok-O’s finest Mountain Bikers prepared to begin the Tour de Pok-O Saturday. The race would take the racers through the farthest reaches of Pok-O’s property.
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Super Marcy #1 descends from the summit of Marcy on Thursday. They enjoyed the nicest summit weather of any of the trips. Giant of the Valley looms in the far distance.
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Super Marcy #2, the Advanced Section’s trip from camp to Marcy and back, takes a rest at the Garden in Keene Valley. For the
other three Super Macry trips, this spot marked the termination of a lengthy, arduous hike. For the Advanced Section, it was just
a rest stop, with 30 miles left to go. Pictured from left to right: Alex Durant, Evan Haynes, Grant Novak, Caleb Balderston, and Duncan Holley.
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Super Marcy #3 at the end of its boat-ride across Lake Placid. The trip was met there by some well-wishers from Camp.
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Super Marcy #3 just after getting off the boat in Lake Placid. Top row: Alexandra Disney, new arrival Damien Lazar, Counselor
Courtney Haynes, well-wisher Eryn Coughlin, Trip Leader Jen Perry, Eleanor Roberts, well-wisher Ken Ryba, Mary DeFanti,
well-wisher Cecilia Disney, Maggie DeFanti, Elizabeth Edwards. Bottom row: Elizabeth Disney, well-wisher Maggie Durlacher, Nell Van Noppen, Counselor Chris Durlacher, Nancy Boyce.
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Super Marcy #4, made up of four Intermediate boys and one member of the Advanced Section, hiking through the Jay Range on their first day Friday.
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The entirety of Super Marcy #4 at Marcy Dam on what turned out to be their final day of hiking. Top row: Matt Leto, Calvin
LeSueur, Partick Martahus, Lucas Schaffer, Chris Takara, and David Durant. Bottom row: Nick Edwards and Drew Seitz.
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Counselor Rich Hodson at the Pirate Dance Saturday on the Boat Docks.
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First-year camper Emma Malpeso rides in the Big MacCready Sunday.
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Montana Machson at the Big MacCready Sunday.
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Sometimes it only takes a trip up near-by Bare Mountain to remind us of why we simply cannot stay away from the Adriondack
Mountains in the summertime. The Point House and Masters’ Lodge at Pok-O-Moonshine are visible in the lower right-hand corner of the photo.
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Despite her young age, first-year camper Hannah Karp was the hands-down champion of her division at the Big MacCready Horse Show.
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For the first time ever, Camp held a portion of the Great Indian Games during the three-week session. This is an image from the Opening Council Fire.
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The ladies of the Tuscarora watch as their tribe-mates compete in the Great Indian Truncated Track Meet and Tug O’ War
Extravaganza on Wednesday. From left to right: Elizabeth Edwards, Genna Hartung, Alyssa Dolgin, and Victoria Pena.
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It simply never gets old: the Dizzy Bat and Helmet. Judge Grant Haynes and Mohawk Guiding Light Abbe Wright look on as Talya Menase spins seven times around.
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The Mohawk went undefeated in all four of their coed tugs on Wednesday, helping to give them a head-start on the 2005 Great Indian Games.
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New Onondaga princess Dorothy Farrell competes in the Wheelbarrow Race with another new princess, Crystal Green.
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The entire camp family gathered on Intermediate Point Tuesday for a low and slow fly-by of camp for some aerial photos on the
occassion of camp’s 100th summer. The images and video shot will be used in promotional materials.
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