Kingswood For Life Issue 2
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THE AMBASSADOR'S SPIN<br />
The guy's name is Michael. But, don't ever address him as such. He is<br />
KLAUS, plain and simple. He has been with us for 21 of <strong>Kingswood</strong>'s 31<br />
summers under the Wipfler banner. As Head Counselor, he makes knowing<br />
every boy his prime camp duty. He is everybody's best friend, UNLESS he has<br />
donned his black trench coat, black hat and dark sunglasses, whereupon he<br />
transforms into the mean Mr. Ambassador (from nowhere to nowhere). His<br />
mission is to smash every egg to bits during the infamous Egg Drop<br />
competition. He's got a great way with sarcasm and we think you will enjoy<br />
his biting wit. Take it away Mr. Ambassador.<br />
Seeing the picture of the Smitty-era Santa Clause (who for the rest of this article will be called Smittyclause) got<br />
me thinking. Clearly these juniors are excited beyond measure to see what Smittyclause has for them. The real<br />
winner, of course, is the child who received the New York Board of Education approved Pancho Gonzales tennis racket<br />
and not the kid who got what has to be the most useless looking water inflatable created by mankind.<br />
However, I am not a big fan of Santa Clause. People most frequently mispronounce my name with his and<br />
children do not appreciate his gifts to the fullest. I put my trust in a different gift-giving individual who appears every<br />
summer? .Fat Bob.<br />
Fat Bob appears every summer dispensing ice cream indiscriminately to campers for a host of reasons. He is<br />
just like Santa Clause except way better? .allow me to explain.<br />
Clearly I have my trust in the right one. Truth be told, I am rather thankful for one child who did not take<br />
Smittyclause?s gift because that tennis racket one day did find a home: mine.<br />
- Klaus