James "Jim" Beckford - A Witness to Mowglis' Historic Transition from Private to Non-Profit
1953 - 1956 Camper
Den 1956
Mines reports in Jim's days were required daily. Boy's had to tell the counselor in charge how many bowel movements they had in the 24 hours since the last "report".
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