@article{SkidmoreCampSongBook:6012,
      recid = {6012},
      title = {Skidmore Camp Song Book, 1930s-1950s},
      address = {1930},
      pages = {46 unnumbered leaves, contained in a spiral-bound  composition book ; 12 loose and 6 stapled leaves placed at  the end ; 22 x 18 cm.},
      note = {This song book documents the tradition of song creation  and competition at Skidmore Camp for Physical Education  majors from the 1930s-1950s and is comprised primarily of  handwritten pages, with some typewritten pages and one  drawing taped in. The importance of song to the Skidmore  Camp experience can be found in the following description:  “It is the last week at camp, however, which is the most  thrilling. It is set aside for competition between the two  camp teams, the “Picks” and the “Pies.” … There is always a  great deal of friendly rivalry and enthusiasm in these  contests which are not alone athletic. In fact, everyone  enters into the Song Contest and the Campcraft meet with  just as much fervor as is displayed in the final hockey  game.” (see “Skidmore News,” October 9, 1929, p.1)},
      url = {http://digitalcoll.skidmore.edu/record/6012},
}