Wohelo Alumni

Alumni

Family Camp

Alumnae Questionnaire
Please help us collect information for our 100th anniversary!

Reunions
We want to see you at one of this years reunions. Whether you were at camp last year or in 1917 we hope you will come.

Camp Store
New note cards, deals on uniform items, fun gifts for your favorite Wohelo Alumni

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Extra Mile
Hiiteni and Timanous celebrated in Washington DC

100th Summer
A magical link to the 100th Summer page at our new website

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Artwork by Debbie Merrill Hewson

Wohelo Weddings
Alumni/Counselor weddings

History

Pictures

Wohelo Bird
Follow the above link for Spring 2005 Wohelo Bird in PDF.
See photo additions to last Wohelo Bird below!



		Around here it's sometimes hard to tell whether it's 1977 or 2005. Walcott and Ragland genes back at Wohelo
		The next generation of Ingersoll has arrived and looks pretty comfortable in the Migis. Jack's grandfather Ing hand carved the handles of that steering wheel.
		Four Generations of Wohelo Campers. Clockwise from top left Meredith is at Little Wohelo this summer Aunt Ellen was at Sebago Wohelo, 1972 Great-Grandmother Martha Sebago Wohelo 1917-21, 1926 and 1945 (turns 100 this August!) Grandmother: Marnie Sebago Wohelo 1945
		Basket Weaving 1975
		Godspell at Sebago Wohelo in 1976
		Little Wohelo Puppets 1976


		We received a fun group of items from a camp friend this winter. About six sheets like this with different words of wisdom on each. This one was our favorite.
		Several old camp fire - Indian dresses. This one has the guardian symbol which is also on Hiiteni's Fire Making Kit. Great hand painted designs on hem.
		Incredible bead work and care taken to affix each and every award.
		Davis and Louise were given recognition at this year's (2004) Maine Youth Camping Association Annual Meeting and a beautiful painting.