the summer, the camp is again split into the two green and gray teams, and the campers participate in Watersports Day, a final competition between the two colors, with events including war canoe, kayak and swim races. Culture The commitment to "Body, Mind, and Spirit" remains best identified with the Timanous "T", a triangular emblem. Each corner of the triangle represents one of the three ideals that Camp Timanous is based around. While recent years have updated and diversified the camper uniform, the basic elements have been maintained since the early 20th century. The Timanous colors, green and grey, are on the uniforms and also represent the two teams for occasional camp-wide activities that resemble a color war. Notable alumni Chris Beam, author Peter Gammons, sports writer and ESPN personality Porter J. Goss, former Director of the CIA Luther H. Gulick, camping, basketball, volleyball and physical education innovator Mark Herzlich, college football All-American and linebacker for the New York Giants Karl N. Llewellyn, scholar and proponent of American legal realism Samuel Pickering, author and professor Peter Suber, American philosopher and director of the Harvard Office for Scholarly Communication Thomas Meaney, writer Samuel Holden Jaffe, musician professionally known as Del Water Gap References External links Timanous' website Maine Youth Camping Association Timanous Buildings and structures in Cumberland County, Maine Raymond, Maine