Wohelo  100th Summer
REUNION WEEKEND, SEPT. 8-10, 2006

Camp Yearbooks were a hit.

As was Tammy's excellent food.  Big thanks to our wonderful Kitchen Staff

You Know She's A Wohelo Girl If.... With all kinds of choices available, she still always buys a red bathing suit. (See more below)

Lots of activities enjoyed by all this weekend.  Those skills learned at Wohelo really carry on.

Skills that include sharing good times with friends in a beautiful place.

Lots of Morning Dippers

There may be other docks out there, but it's hard to beat Lewa.

Even out of focus this picture shows how many mother daughter teams we had.

Beautiful weather all weekend except Saturday night when a great lightning storm came right across the lake during dinner.

That did mean we had to have Council Fire in Timahia, but it gave us lots of time for songs and presentations.

Davis and Louise made the Fire and Heidi, Quincy and Mark joined them for the Fire Ceremony.

"You better try to be one too!"

Women of Wohelo - W.O.W.  Presented Wohelo with a very generous donation to be used for museum work and canoe refurbishing.  THANK YOU!

You Know She's A Wohelo Girl If....
She sings while she's eating.
She licks her plate whenever she's served blueberry pie.
She thinks a perfectly wonderful evening meal is peanut butter and jelly sandwiches served al fresco
With all kinds of choices available, she still always buys a red bathing suit.
Whenever you light a fire in the fireplace, she breaks into singing  "Burn, fire, Burn.."
Whenever you have trouble lighting a fire, she insists she can do it better with rubbing sticks.
She thinks all those golden oldies and college tunes were stolen from camp songs.
She calls anyone named Davis, Sivad.
Her summer wardrobe isn't complete without a blue and white t-shirt.
She has on her resume that she is a "Trusted Girl."
She is proud to proclaim she is a Frog, Gypsy, Witch or just Ordinary.
When hiking with her, she negotiates rocks like a mountain goat.
When you go for a romantic canoe ride, she insists on bringing along 
her own paddle and then breaks into calisthenics.
She doesn't tolerate anyone who can't do a proper "j" stroke.
She cleans her pots and pans with sand.
She can see in the dark, but for good measure always carries a flashlight.
Her clothes all have nametapes in them.
She uses a bowline to wrap up her Christmas packages.
She weaves her own placemats, and claims she can make silver jewelry.
She draws people with triangular heads.
Her children need to make emergency stops to go to the teba.
She decorates her home with orange crates.
She's still taking morning skinny dips at age 65, neighbors or not.
The one prayer she knows by heart starts with "How precious also..."
She can always find the North Star.
She always wants to paddle stern.
Whenever she hears a song her arm starts moving in a strange fashion.
She knows how to stop a toilet from running by using a coat hanger.
She thinks anyone who's been to camp for only one or two weeks hasn't REALLY been to camp.
Her idea of make-up is Chapstick.
Her mentors have funny Indian names, like Hiiteni and Timanous.
When the graduating seniors march in to "Pomp & Circumstance," she is signing "He hath welded a symbol."
She will always tell you that the best thing that ever happened to her was going to Wohelo.

A special showing from a very qualified Blue Heron

Sunday Morning Sivad presided over by by the Gulick girls.

Great singing! and lots of us heard some older or newer camps songs for the first time.

These alums were at the 50th reunion also.