P7120002.jpg The actual record used to play those Cliffside bugle calls! Brought to the Friday reception by Kris Radford. Audio is posted on the Cliffside "Bugle Page".	P7120003.jpg The Friday party gets underway. I see Ron Brooks in the background and Sandy French in the black top.
P7120004.jpg Lynn Hamilton Patrick, Julie Wiles and Kris Sales Dunlap work the name-tag concession; Ellen Pritchard's left arm also appears..	P7120008.jpg Looks like  Peggy Garska Johnson and Judy French Cain, accompanied by a big crowd. Sandy French is in black shirt.  David McKinney and Carol Gilbert are behind them
P7120010.jpg John and Arden Harkins came all the way from Texas -- chatting with Ellen Lilley	P7120011.jpg The guy in the middle in the black shirt is Randy Rice, of Welcome Back to Camelot web-page fame, with his wife, Kelly.
P7120012.jpg Randy's great profile!	P7120013.jpg Filled Joey's Civic Center to capacity! Chris Mease in the foreground.
P7120014.jpg More revelry...	P7120015.jpg I kept getting the bartender in the picture -- He'd lean over just as the flash went off!
P7120016.jpg Scott Mease, event organizer with "Stevie" Brigode and Barbara (?).	P7120018.jpg Ellen with Nancy Duty -- Nancy provided a copy of Scott Mease's 1984 letter to the Charleston Gazette which was the first camps material posted on www.carbidecamps.net. It's all been fun from there!
P7120019.jpg Sarah Summers Trabucco-Higgs, another very early contributor to the web site. Thanks again!	P7120020.jpg Dabney and Belinda Jackson -- Remember -- "The Dab is Bad!"
P7120022.jpg Gypsy Barker Lyle -- Small world -- The Barkers bought our house in South Charleston when the family moved to England in 1959.	P7120024.jpg Ron Brooks goes over some camps pictures. Ron was reported to be  co-composer of "For Your Precious Love" with Jerry Butler -- not true, but the song was a favorite -- and I believe he wrote "Cliffside Blues", which is unpublished (and unprintable).
P7120025.jpg Scott Mease with Dabney	P7120026.jpg Names again? Fred "Tweety" Theril (sp?), Ron Brooks, Bob Lilley and George Rosengarten in a chorus of "Country Roads"
P7120027.jpg Bob and Ellen Lilley together