


Over the years we had "Mid-Winter Camp Rallies." Here are some pictures of one in January of 1963. The speaker is Pearl Willis, who was the minister of the Christian church in Flora, IL.
In the second photo the ping pong players are: left, John Webb; right, John Griffin. Group of kids behind and to the left are from Brownstown area: boy with back to camera is Lew Williams; boy in profile is Terry O'Dell; girl in lighter colored dress is Dolly Black; girl who's head is visible is Donna Tackett.
Is that John Kious on the back row, next to the last? Is Linda Nowlin the one on the end, middle row? 1:2 is Doris Williams.
1:3 Jackie Greenlee, 2:3 Robin Rewerts, 3:3 Gail Schnipper, 3:5 (back right) Howard Thomure.
2:5 Joy Whited, 3:3 Margaret Thomure.
Lynn, is that Carol Gurley at 1:4?
HELP! We are having a lot of trouble with these very familiar faces. We don't see a lot of faced we'd expect to see, and I can only grab names for a few of the ones I KNOW we should know.

Harvey Wadlow was a camper back in the 50's. He is from Mulberry Grove and he became a missionary. The woman with him is Stella Kinney.
This picture of Maxine Seggelke has a story behind it. When she swung the bat in a faculty-student game her pants ripped. She was trying to keep things together as she ran for first base. It was 1963. Maxine and her husband Joe were making plans to go to Korea to help with a Radio station that was being planned. They were at the camp in the role of Missionaries. Their plans didn't work out and both of them went to work for LBI (later LCC) in the printing department. They made of go of that department and really blessed the college with their service.