Summer Camp in Color 1946

1946 Group photo on the lakeshore below dining hall
"You shall raise up the foundations of many generations." (Isaiah 58:12)
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After Sunday worship, campers from Butte and Twin Bridges pose in front of the Ponderosa Pine by the boating are.
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In 1946 Mr. Stima and Rev. Loddings visit on Bell Point, which was the site of the future indoor chapel and retreat center, now called Hagen Hall. Today this red bell is in the Hagen Hall bell tower. It still wakes campers in the morning and calls people to worship and meals.
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Rev. Theo P. Neste, Anaconda, MT, Bible study leader
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Western artist Leonard Lopp’s cabin, which he named "Rocky Haven" can be seen on the cliff above the Camp's swimming area. There were no colorful water trampolines or water slides in the 40s, just logs that rolled in from the lake.

Lots of activity on the 1946 waterfront
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1946 Missionary Loddigs explaining Chinese characters to campers
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1946 Meals mere served family style on colorful donated dinnerware.
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Campfire by the lake in 1946
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Without these special staff there would be no Camp. These ladies nourished body and soul with good food served with warm smiles. Thanks to all the cooks through all the years at Camp.
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1946 Campers from Missoula, Dillon, Butte, Anaconda, and Twin Bridges climbed in a grain truck for a fun picture.
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Speakers Rev. Benson, Rev. Jacobson and summer camp manager Mr. Carlson in 1946
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1946 Bible study with Rev. Loddigs
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Rev. Norm Prestby and camp caretaker, Mr. Knutson

In 1946 volleyball games were held in front of the dining hall on rough terrain.