Talk:Jeff Altman

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Jeff Altman

Jeff was a bit small in stature when he attended Camp Susquehanna in New Milford, Pennsylvania in the early and mid 1960s. He was always the attention grabber as a tough, funny and at times obnoxious leader. In one instance I remember him asking me if my prissy cousin who was 3 or 4 years his senior and twice his size if she would "go down".. Although I wasn't his maturity, I did know enough to be embarrassed by the question.

The old camp is no longer. Mr. Smith sold it and died. It was then taken over by the Schroeder's. It had a short existance as a girls camp before meeting it's demise