2010 GUIDE TO SUMMER CAMPS AND CLASSES INDEX
Camps in blue are public camps (open to members and non-members).
Camps in brown are sports camps (open to members and guests).
Camps in green are activity camps and classes (open to members and guests).
Classes are open to members only.
Register online at http://camps.themac.com beginning Monday, March 8 at 6:30 a.m.
ACTIVITY CAMPS AND CLASSES ATHLETIC CAMPS
Knitting and Crocheting (adult) ______ 2 BASEBALL _____________________ 5 LACROSSE ___________________ 16
Creating a Comic Book ____________ 2 Baseball Camp ________________ 5 Holly Ziegler for Girls ___________ 16
Photojournalism _________________ 2
BASKETBALL ___________________ 5
Dennis Sullivan for Boys ________ 16
Basic Beading and Shrinky Dinks ____ 2
Blazer Alumni Camp ____________ 5 OUTDOOR
Chess ________________________ 3
Eric Reveno for Boys ____________ 6 ROCK CLIMBING _____________ 17
Writing the College Entrance Essay ___ 3
Sonja Henning for Girls __________ 6 Indoor Four- and Five-Day _______ 17
Creation Station _________________ 3
Nick Robertson for Boys _________ 7 Indoor Two-Day ______________ 18
Sew Much Fun __________________ 3
Les Harrison __________________ 7 Outdoor Two-Day _____________ 18
Knitting for Beginners _____________ 3
Mad Science: Moving with Science ___ 3
DANCE _______________________ 7
Teen Adventure _______________ 19
Mad Science: Junior Science Explorers 4
Boys Intro to Hip Hop ___________ 7 SKI _______________________ 19
Castle Tales Theater ______________ 4
Boys Breakdancing/Hip Hop ______ 7 Ski Fundamentals _____________ 19
The Wonderland Express Theater ____ 4
Intro to Dance_________________ 8 Mitey Mite Giant Slalom ________ 19
Red Cross When I’m in Charge ______ 4
FOOTBALL _____________________ 8
Mitey Mite Slalom _____________ 20
Red Cross Babysitting ____________ 4
Neil Lomax ___________________ 8
Freestyle/Freeride _____________ 20
Mini-MAC Child Care Camp ________ 4
QB/WR ______________________ 9 GOLF _____________________ 20
FUN AND FITNESS _______________ 9
Junior Golf Camps ____________ 20
All About MAC ________________ 9 SOCCER _____________________ 20
Badminton __________________ 10 Bernie Fagan ________________ 20
Field Games _________________ 10
SOFTBALL ____________________ 21
Five Star Afternoon ____________ 10
Softball Camp ________________ 21
Future Stars All Sports _________ 11
Junior Sports Gladiators ________ 11
SQUASH _____________________ 21
Kidsersize __________________ 12
Junior Squash Camps __________ 21
Mighty Spuds ________________ 12
SWIMMING ___________________ 22
Mighty Spuds Arts and Crafts ____ 12
Swim ______________________ 22
SAQ and Basic Weight Lifting ____ 13
Water Polo __________________ 22
Hank Marcus Racquetball _______ 14 TENNIS ______________________ 22
Summer Kickoff ______________ 14 Tennis Camps ________________ 22
Tiny Tots Arts and Crafts ________ 14
TRACK AND FIELD ______________ 23
Tiny Tots Future Stars __________ 14
Track and Field Camp __________ 23
Tiny Tots Safety ______________ 15
Wild and Wacky Day Camps _____ 15
VOLLEYBALL __________________ 23
Girls Volleyball Camp __________ 23
GYMNASTICS _________________ 16
Gymnastics for Beginners _______ 16
CALENDAR _________________24-25
SUMMER CLASS GUIDE _______27-39
The Multnomah Athletic Club 2010 Guide to Summer Camps and Classes is published by Multnomah Athletic Club at 1849 SW Salmon Street, Portland, Oregon 97205. Telephone the club
at 503-223-6251. The Winged M Staff: Michole Jensen, Communications Director; Jennifer Brown, Editor; Joseph Palazzo, Communications Specialist; Carol Cerasin, Advertising Sales Rep;
Julia Omelchuck, Graphic Designer/Ad Services Coordinator; Karen Cumbers, Sales Coordinator. The MAC Guide to Camps and Classes is an insert of The Winged M magazine. Periodicals
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