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Camp Wawenock
SEBAGO LAKE, MAINE
The problem of what parents may do with their boys
during vacation months has been solved by summer camps.
In the right kind of camp, the boy is surrounded by correct
yet congenial formative influences directing his developing
powers and character in the right channels.
CAMP WAWENOCK
has an able staff of counselors and guides, whose duty it is
to direct the boys in all the manly sports which will improve
their physical and mental being.
Nature, Woodcraft and Scouting,
Canoe and Tramping Trips, Fishing,
Base Ball, Tennis, Swimming, Academic
Instruction (if desired).
There are about one hundred and seventy-five acres of
cleared and wooded land with about a mile of lake front belonging
to the camp, which comprises a large main cottage,
two smaller cottages, and tents for those who prefer them.
Wholesome Food, suitable to the growing boy,
comes fresh from the Gamp Farms.
Cincinnati Representative,
L. K. BAEHR, Jr.