https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/a493f955a81102ca9758c50d6e0c10c6.pdf 884ddeb7b2968e694e1155b6cea1499b PDF Text Text Vol. 1 A ril 10 No.1. 1933. KAMP KIA KIMA STAFF iJmOUUCED Mr. R. G. Ramsay, Chairman of the Kamp Kia Kima Committee, says that the Staff for 1933 is one of the best tr.eKamp has ever had. Kamp opens on June 17th for an eight weeks' season and under the leadership of such an outstanding group of vertern Scouts and Campers there is ~~e to be plenty of fun and frolic all of the time. If you haven't put in your application, now is the time to do $0. Nearly 50 Scouts have ~eady indicated they will go to Ka~p and with the season cut down from ten to eight weeks, it is advisable to get your application in early. Gordon sprott, of Leland, Miss., a real K. K. K. veteran, will be Camp Director. The new Chief is an Eagle Scout with 72 Merit Badges, a former Scout Executive, a graduate of Mississippi state College and of the National Training School of Scout Executives. He has attended K. K. K. for nine years, six of which he was on the staff. He is an expert swimmer, being an Examiner for the American Red Cross in Life Saving. If you want to learn some real stunts in the water the Chief can show you how. For the past three years the Chief has been Camp Director at Camp Sequoah, near Johnson City, Tenn. He is an expert in woodcraft and nature lore and his specialty is games. John W. Williams, who will graduate in June from the University of Tennessee, College of Medicine, will be Camp Physician. is a real Scout and his training as an Interne in the clinic of Dr. Willis c. Campbell ma~es him ideally suited for his position. Doc Andrew Wray, Eagle Scout of Troop 14, with 33 Merit Badges, will again look after the lIeatsli. Andy has been at Kamp every year for 8 years and he really knows how to put out good food., At K. K. K. all of the Scouts are organized into Tribes, each having an Indian name. The traditiorilllnames are Pawnee, Sioux and Iroquois. these being the names of three of the most famous Indian Tribes in American history. Aehley Wilson, Eagle Scout of Troop 7, with 46 Merit Badges, is Tribe Leader of the Powerful Pawnees. Ash is a 5 year veteran at Kamp and he knows his stuff. .The Son3D.tiOl'lnl Sioux ;'i[i 11 have Fritz Schultz, another veteran Camper, for their Leader. The HBaron von Schultzll is an Eagle Scout with 30 Merit Badges and a lot of camping experience. He really puts the "out" in Scouting. ANI'iOVt~CG.fVlG o t'i ,- ~ ~ SEE "PR \2 E 13 R C /<' NT 1(> Au E. . �x, K. K. K~lliV;S Jimcie Field, of Troop 26, will lead the Irresistab1e Iroquois in their activities. JiL~ie is a~Eug1e Scout with 2~ Merit Badges and he says he is going to make the o t he r Tribes step if they keep in si~~t of the I. I's. The Q,uarter.uasterand 'Bugler will be none other than Robert Armstrong of Troop 29. Bob toots a oean horn, but he knows Scouting and campi.ng, as he is an Eagle with, 28 Badges. ' The Kamp Kashior will be Eagle Scout Dick Clarke, f'o rme r-Ly of Troop 26. Dick is another veteran in Caoping and has been at Kia Kima for four years. He knows what to do in the open and will also have Charge of Headquarters in his spa=e time. Taken by and large the 1933 Staff is an exceptional one in that every man on it is an EaGle Scout with the exception of the Camp Physician. The Staff averages 37 !\!eritBadge s per each and over five years exper~ence per man. ****************** FACTS ABOUT Y.AMP KIA KIMA Kamp opens June l7th--Closes August 12th Cost per week------$8.50 w:~o Can Go---All Registered c-~~~ ~~ Scouts and Scouters. Pleasure Craft---ll Canoes and 1 Rowboat. R. R. Fare ROLUld Trip---$5.00 K. K. K. Receives an Headquarters. lI.• i"i' Rating f rom National 1933 1s the 18th Season K. K. K. has been operated by ChiCkasaw Council. E. S. A. Malee ALL applica.tions to SCOUT HEADQU_~TERS, 71 Madison Avenue, Hemphis, ~eI'.n. Phone 6-1171. ******************** KAMP KOOK§. For the 9th successive year !ke Baskin will be the Chief Cook at "Eagles Nest". If you've ever been at Kamp you know that Ike really cooks good food. He is all set to repeat his -good wo rk , For t:!1ethird year Nathan Robinson will be the Assistant Cook. Nathan knows how to cook, too, so KD.L:lp is going to have the best of food and lots of it. , I �K. K. K. :rarE'yrS .A PRIZE ~o ._-----------.- FORA LUCKYSCOUT. Would you like to win a week at Kamp Kia Kima absolutely wouldnlt? Well, here'g how: free? 1. Fill out the a~plication at the bottom of this page or bring to Chickasaw Council, 71 lfJadison Ave., Memphis, Tenn. (Your parent or guardian must sign the application.) his 2. No Scout is eligible to recetve application in Headq1;t.arters by Friday, and send the prize who does not have 12, 1933. !{iB-Y 3. No Scout TIill be eligible to receive the prize u.~less he spends at least two weeks in Karnu; pa~'ing the regular fee of $8.50 for the first week and receiving the second week free as the prize. ~~-~~~~~~~ 4. applications drawn out. at Kamp. ~~ ,..".....-......,..,,, ",~-.-t"......, .•..:...,.,~,,- ~ ..""'*,. - """"'" -- 5. to fill ,'~ """"..- •.••- .,........" - __ ",..:t". ...•.. On May 13, 1933 all of the names of Scouts (Whohave sent in properly filled in) will be placed in a hat and one will be The Scout whose name is drawn will be awarded one \leek free You have as much chance as anyone else---Now in and return that application. K. r(. is the time K.. STuNTS ANTI STORieS CH/\IIT BE . Chickasaw Council, Memphis, Tenn• .,.. 13EPIT. • ,l.r ,~ B. S. A' I . I hereby make application to attend RAMP KIA KlMA and subscribe to all of the rules and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. lfnile in Kamp I w i Ll, live up to the Scout O~h and Law. (}Tame) street City Address Parent's Date I desire 1--- Troop :No. Scoutmaster's I will remain Signature to enter Signature weeks. Kamp ' ._ ~_1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous papers and publications by Kia Kima including promotional flyers, Camper Handbooks, staff materials, and program materials. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Vol. 1 No.1. A ril 10 1933. KAMP KIA KIMA STAFF iJmOUUCED Mr. R. G. Ramsay, Chairman of the Kamp Kia Kima Committee, says that the Staff for 1933 is one of the best tr.eKamp has ever had. Kamp opens on June 17th for an eight weeks' season and under the leadership of such an outstanding group of vertern Scouts and Campers there is ~~e to be plenty of fun and frolic all of the time. If you haven't put in your application, now is the time to do $0. Nearly 50 Scouts have ~eady indicated they will go to Ka~p and with the season cut down from ten to eight weeks, it is advisable to get your application in early. Gordon sprott, of Leland, Miss., a real K. K. K. veteran, will be Camp Director. The new Chief is an Eagle Scout with 72 Merit Badges, a former Scout Executive, a graduate of Mississippi state College and of the National Training School of Scout Executives. He has attended K. K. K. for nine years, six of which he was on the staff. He is an expert swimmer, being an Examiner for the American Red Cross in Life Saving. If you want to learn some real stunts in the water the Chief can show you how. For the past three years the Chief has been Camp Director at Camp Sequoah, near Johnson City, Tenn. He is an expert in woodcraft and nature lore and his specialty is games. John W. Williams, who will graduate in June from the University of Tennessee, College of Medicine, will be Camp Physician. Doc is a real Scout and his training as an Interne in the clinic of Dr. Willis c. Campbell ma~es him ideally suited for his position. Andrew Wray, Eagle will again look after the lIeatsli. 8 years and he really knows how to Scout of Troop 14, with 33 Merit Badges, Andy has been at Kamp every year for put out good food., At K. K. K. all of the Scouts are organized into Tribes, each having an Indian name. The traditiorilllnames are Pawnee, Sioux and Iroquois. these being the names of three of the most famous Indian Tribes in American history. Aehley Wilson, Eagle Scout of Troop 7, with 46 Merit Badges, is Tribe Leader of the Powerful Pawnees. Ash is a 5 year veteran at Kamp and he knows his stuff. .The Son3D.tiOl'lnl Sioux ;'i[i 11 have Fritz Schultz, another veteran Camper, for their Leader. The HBaron von Schultzll is an Eagle Scout with 30 Merit Badges and a lot of camping experience. He really puts the "out" in Scouting. SEE "PR \2 E ANI'iOVt~CG.fVlG NT o t'i 13 R C /<' 1(> Au E. . ~ ~ , - x, K. K. K~lliV;S Jimcie Field, of Troop 26, will lead the Irresistab1e Iroquois in their activities. JiL~ie is a~Eug1e Scout with 2~ Merit Badges and he says he is going to make the othe r Tribes step if they keep in si~~t of the I. I's. The Q,uarter.uasterand 'Bugler will be none other than Robert Armstrong of Troop 29. Bob toots a oean horn, but he knows Scouting and campi.ng, as he is an Eagle with, 28 Badges. ' The Kamp Kashior will be Eagle Scout Dick Clarke, f'o rmer-Ly of Troop 26. Dick is another veteran in Caoping and has been at Kia Kima for four years. He knows what to do in the open and will also have Charge of Headquarters in his spa=e time. Taken by and large the 1933 Staff is an exceptional one in that every man on it is an EaGle Scout with the exception of the Camp Physician. The Staff averages 37 !\!eritBadge s per each and over five years exper~ence per man. ****************** FACTS ABOUT Y.AMP KIA KIMA Kamp opens June l7th--Closes August 12th Cost per week------$8.50 w:~o Can Go---All Registered Scouts and Scouters. c-~~~ ~~ Pleasure Craft---ll Canoes and 1 Rowboat. R. R. Fare ROLUld Trip---$5.00 1933 1s K. K. K. Receives an lI.•i"i' Rating f rom National Headquarters. the 18th Season K. K. K. has been operated by ChiCkasaw Council. E. S. A. Malee ALL applica.tions to SCOUT HEADQU_~TERS, 71 Madison Avenue, Hemphis, ~eI'.n. ******************** Phone 6-1171. KAMP KOOK§. For the 9th successive year !ke Baskin will be the Chief Cook at "Eagles Nest". If you've ever been at Kamp you know that Ike really cooks good food. He is all set to repeat his -good wo rk , For t:!1e the Assistant Cook. so KD.L:lp is going to of it. third year Nathan Robinson will be Nathan knows how to cook, too, have the best of food and lots , I K. K. K. :rarE'yrS ._-----------.- .APRIZE FORA LUCKYSCOUT. Would you like to win a week at Kamp Kia Kima absolutely free? ~o wouldnlt? Well, here'g how: 1. Fill out the a~plication at the bottom of this page and send or bring to Chickasaw Council, 71 lfJadison Ave., Memphis, Tenn. (Your parent or guardian must sign the application.) 2. No Scout is eligible to recetve the prize who does not have his application in Headq1;t.arters by Friday, !{iB-Y 12, 1933. 3. No Scout TIill be eligible to receive the prize u.~less he spends at least two weeks in Karnu; pa~'ing the regular fee of $8.50 for the first week and receiving the second week free as the prize. ~~-~~~~~~~ ~~ ,.."...-......,..,,, ",~-.-t"......, .•.:....,.,~,,- ~ ."."'*,. - """"'" -- ,'~ """"..- •.••- .,........" - __ ",..:t". ...•.. 4. On May 13, 1933 all of the names of Scouts (Whohave sent in applications properly filled in) will be placed in a hat and one will be drawn out. The Scout whose name is drawn will be awarded one \leek free at Kamp. 5. You have as much chance as anyone else---Now is the time to fill in and return that application. K. r(. K.. STuNTS ANTI STORieS CH/\IIT BE 13EPIT. . .,.. • ,l.r ,~ Chickasaw Council, B. S. A'I Memphis, Tenn• . I hereby make application to attend RAMP KIA KlMA and subscribe to all of the rules and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. lfnile in Kamp I w i Ll, live up to the Scout O~h and Law. (}Tame) Troop :No. street Address City Scoutmaster's Signature I will remain weeks. Parent's Signature Date I desire to enter Kamp 1--- ._' ~_1 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1933 Title A name given to the resource 1933 Kia Kima Newsletter Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Barry Moore Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Troop 48 Kia Kima Newsletter Kia Kima Staff Newsletter