Session 5 Closing Day
After a fun week, Session 5 has come to an end. We finished up the week with Celebration, Critter Pond Mixer, and Initiation!
This session, we welcomed 72 new initiates into the Huawni Tribe:
Alayna A.
Mark A.
Raul A.
Tyler A.
Molly A.
Davis A.
Dawson A.
Matthew A.
Zachary A.
Vivian B.
Jayden B.
Layla B.
Zayden B.
Amelia B.
Beatrice B.
Emory B.
Cooper C.
Emily C.
Lincoln C.
Finnley C.
Gavin D.
Luke D.
Virginia D.
Carson D.
Colton E.
Preston E.
Christine G.
Sophia G.
Dimitri H.
Clio H.
Mariah H.
James H.
Noah H.
Emily J.
Ja’Korian J.
Ja’Marion J.
Jackson J.
Xavie K.
Austin K.
Thatcher K.
Ariella L.
Mateo M.
Sebastian M.
Charlotte M.
Manuel M.
Brynnah M.
Ryleigh M.
Kenneth M.
London M.
Claire N.
Hanna N.
Emma P.
Evie P.
Zoe P.
Garrett P.
Scout R.
Caleb R.
Noah R.
Leah S.
Sara S.
Juniper S.
Linley T.
Lola-Iris T.
Alexandre T.
Matthieu T.
Sloane T.
Elena V.
Lola W.
Quinn W.
Alexander Y.
Eliana Y.
James A.
At the end of every session, campers elect a Chief and Princess, who are typically older campers who demonstrate leadership and embody the Huawni spirit. This session’s Chief and Princess are Alex D. and Campbell C.! Congratulations to both campers!
We are so grateful for the past week spent with these campers. We have had an awesome session and are looking forward to seeing everyone again next summer!
Check out this session’s highlight video:
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- Signs Your Child Needs a Phone Break Eight specific, observable signs that a child's relationship with their phone has tipped — and what to do about it that does not start a war. Written by a camp that has run phone-free sessions since 1965.
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