@article{Skidmore:6013,
      note = {This song book was printed in the late-1940s as a pamphlet  and was intended to be distributed to Physical Education  majors attending Skidmore Camp. Its typewritten pages serve  as a compilation of the tradition of song creation and  competition at the camp from the 1920s through the 1940s.  (The cover art of the pamphlet is a slight variation of the  drawing, made by the same hand, that is taped to the inside  cover of the “Skidmore Camp Song Book, 1930s-1950s.”)  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/6013},
      title = {Skidmore Camp Song Book},
      recid = {6013},
      pages = {24 pages, pamphlet ; 22 x 15 cm.},
      address = {1947},
}