Showing posts with label watermaster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watermaster. Show all posts

Saturday, August 26, 2023

EP 99 Jeff Shaw: The Quiet Power of Example & Competence

 EP 99  Jeff Shaw: The Quiet Power of Example & Competence



Jeff welcomes email from old friends!

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/HBsdtiJiW8Q
Show Notes:  https://mowglismemories.blogspot.com/2023/08/ep-99-jeff-shaw-quiet-power-of-example.html

Jeff came in 1977 as Crew coach, recruited by Mr. William B Hart Sr with an interview conducted by Assistant Director Phil Hart at Jeff's residence. Jeff was rowing crew himself at Wesleyan University.

In 1978 Mr. Hart elevated Jeff to both Crew Coach and Watermaster. He served in this capacity for the next 4 years and may be the only Crew coach who presided over a win for both crews and a tie.

Jeff quickly established a reputation as a genuine Mowglis man; a fellow you could always count on and a counselor who would - as Dave Concannon would say, always push you to say "Yes" to a challenge.

77 Blue Win
78 Red Win
79 Tie

Jeff returned to help Mowglis  for Centennial summer,  2003


Candlelight Service 2003

From the Gallery
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Mowglis Crew Poster
This image was created using elements of both photography and watercolor painting




Newfound Rendezvous Impressions
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Mooned by a Moose





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This land lies in N’dakinna, the traditional ancestral homeland of the Abenaki, Sokoki, Koasek, Pemigewasset, Pennacook and Wabanaki Peoples past and present. We acknowledge and honor with gratitude those who have stewarded N’dakinna throughout the generations.





Sunday, August 13, 2023

 

Frank Hubbard - Watermaster 1965

Frank Hubbard came to Mowglis as the result of a conversation between his father and Bill Hart Sr. He joined Mowglis as a member of the Cub staff but in the next year Bill Hart Sr sent him to Water Safety Instructor (WSI) training and promoted him to Watermaster. He was a founding member of the East Hebron Madrigal Society.


Frank welcomes emails from old friends:

hubbardfa@gmail.com


Listen here: https://feeds.podetize.com/qccOjezNpP.mp3

Show notes: https://mowglismemories.blogspot.com/2023/08/frank-hubbard-watermaster-1965-frank.html


Donations and Fine Art

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Mowglis Gallery - Signed original, limited edition and open edition prints by Wayne King. Half the proceeds go to fund this podcast and half will donated to Mowglis,. This allows us to make the podcast ad-free and to help Mowglis as well. Click here: https://www.waynedking.com/collections/142289


 

Daniel Websters' Old Man


Chapel of the Woods Arch
Signed Original    Open Edition Prints



Dreams Among Jefferson Lupine
Signed Originals  Open Edition Prints


Whispering Pines in the Chapel of the Woods
Signed Originals    Open edition prints


Wonalancet Mindscape           Cards & Posters                  Fine Art Prints


Colors Over Franconia Notch

Donations and Fine Art

Donations and Mowglis Merch here:  www.Mowglis.org

Mowglis Gallery - Signed original, limited edition and open edition prints by Wayne King. Half the proceeds go to fund this podcast and half will donated to Mowglis,. This allows us to make the podcast ad-free and to help Mowglis as well. Click here: https://www.waynedking.com/collections/142289







Wednesday, November 16, 2022

EP 77 Pablo Nieto - From Guadalajara to Newfound - The 2nd Generation of "the Mexican Mafia" Leaves a Mark


Jose Medina Mora, Eric Love and Pablo Nieto



Pablo Nieto came to Mowglis in 1998 a second-generation member of the extended family of brothers, and cousins lovingly referred to as "the Mexican Mafia" for the way in which the family dominated the scene at Mowglis. From a nervous Akelite to the Stroke of the Blue Racing Crew in Den and undisputed "master" of the Waterfront, as a camper. Then, as a member of the staff he would in time become the actual Watermaster at Mowglis responsible for the safe operations of the part of Mowglis where most staff would fear to tread. While Pablo clearly loved his experience as Watermaster he does not hestitate to talk about the stressful nature of the job.

Listen here:

https://feeds.podetize.com/hC0uAJc81.mp3


Colored Bedspread in a Painted Sky