The meeting spot/time between classes
What is Charlie
Bob Marley was this before becoming a singer
What is a plam reader?
This basketball move was banned from 1967 to 1976
The slam dunk
The “E” stands for ________ in the name of the American restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese
Entertainment
The name of the first manmade satellite that was launched into space in 1957
Sputnik
This person was the original head of camp
Bob Prout
Marley said his backup band was named this because we started out crying
What is the Wailers
This College Football & onetime "Monday night Football" broadcaster's catchphrase was "whoa, Nellie!"
Keith Jackson
The Hershey Company, commonly known as Hershey, was founded in this U.S. state
Pennsylvania
The third most abundant gas in Earth’s atmosphere
Argon
In the past, this might be given to campers that are being well-behaved and being a good camper
Sparks Bead
The largest crowd Bob Marley and the Wailers ever played for had this many people in attendance
100,000
The first year the three-point shot was introduced to the NBA
1979
In the kitchen, sodium bicarbonate is more commonly known as
Baking soda
The second largest country by land mass
Canada
The old name for Camp
All Arts & Science Camp
This Bob Marley song was covered by Eric Clapton, and became a number one hit
I Shot the Sheriff
The only team that has had a completely-perfect season in the history of the NFL happened on this year
1972 Miami Dolphins
Norway was responsible for introducing this fish for raw consumption in Japan
Salmon
The name of the first U.S. space station
SkyLab
The most important thing to do at camp
Have fun
War a song off Bob's 1976 album Rastaman Vibration had lyrics taken from a speech by this emperor
Haile Selassie
The team John Madden, of "Madden NFL" fame, won a Super Bowl with as head coach
Oakland Raiders
This type of pasta is commonly known as bow-tie pasta or butterfly pasta
Farfalle
The world’s largest ocean
Pacific Ocean