From the 1965 Lenorlog which I edited, Bernice Rosenthal reported on an outing that typified a lot of our activities: carefully planned, and always with good food.
On Wednesday, bunks 23,24 and 25 went on a sailing lunch across Lake Ashmere. We all sailed over in our own little groups and then ate at the old interpost. (Ed. note: Not sure what that was...) The food was rowed over, and after we unpacked, all sat down to lunch of sandwiches, cokes, s'mores, jelly doughnuts and salad.
Just as we were approaching the dock, it began to rain. It stopped soon enough, and the boats came in one by one. Because of the calmness of the lake, we were back in time for showers and majors, instead of arriving---as was previously planned--in time for fourth period..."
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