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"There's a Long Long Trip". This song was written as part of promotional material before Camp Catalina opened. |
"Goodnight Song" was adapted from a song of the day called "Santa Lucia" by substituting in "Santa Catalina". |
"Aloha Oe" Farewell song. |
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Songs reused from 1925. The "Good Night" song adapted a song of the day called "Santa Lucia" by substituting in "Santa Catalina". |
Another song of the day called "Moonlight and Roses" was adapted by replacing roses with cactus. Camp Emerald Bay was covered with cactus when the scouts first arrived in the mid 1920's. Personal notes marked the song as the "Anthem" suggesting this might have been the very first Camp Emerald Bay song. |
circa 1927 Songs from Older Scouts Conference Long Beach, CA |
circa 1927 "Cruise Song of Crescent Bay" |
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Three Crescent Bay songs were written for the leadership Scouts group attending the Older Scouts Conference. These songs may have also been used at Catalina Camp. |
Sea Scouts song of Emerald Bay. Song lyrics include the first known reference to "Uncle Bob" who was Crescent Bay's first Sea Scout Skipper (as well as Scout Executive). |
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Personal copy of John Prentiss Emerald Bay staff: Late 1920's-Early 1930's. |
The original name of Camp Emerald Bay was Crescent Bay Scout Camp and "Crescent Bay Four" was the camp song. 1928 was the fourth year of camping on Catalina Island for Crescent Bay scouts which may account for the song's title. |
"Trail the Eagle" was written by Donald Monroe & Chas. K.Radford. Monroe was Scoutmaster of Troop 2, Santa Monica, and Crescent Bay Council's first scout executive. Donald' son, Keith, camped at Emerald Bay in the 1920's and staff in the 1930's-40's. Keith took over as scoutmaster of Troop 2. |
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TYPE 1 has a YELLOW cover. |
TYPE 2 has a GRAY cover. |
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Songs: Crescent Bay Cruise Song (words by Onnie Cochran); Emerald Bay (words by Mart Bushnell) |
Songs: Long Long Trail; Swim Song; When I Wore a Sunburn; Sweet Ivory Soap; The Horse Run Around; Little Chicken; Mr. Moon; Ham and Eggs. |
Songs: Reveille; By the Golden Sun; Booster Song; I'm Forever Washing Dishes; Stars and Stripes Forever. |
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This copy is marked"1932" but is most likely from the late 1930's. |
The 11th edition cover is overprinted with Crescent Bay Council and an incorrect address on Lincoln Blvd. |