
A Session to Remember!
As we conclude this wonderful session, we reflect on the memories that will last a lifetime. We wrapped up Tribal Competition with the All Day Comp, Run for the Roses, and the Archery Tournament, and ended our session with Celebration, 4th of July festivities, and Initiation! Ultimately, the Red Caddo emerged victorious for Session 3 Tribal Comp!
This session, we welcomed new initiates into the Huawni Tribe:
Abigail C.
Allison R.
Annabel C.
Brandes G.
Brayden S.
Britton G.
Brooklyn B.
Casper M.
Celestia R.
Elijah J.
Everett M.
Ewan K.
Gabriel V.
Grier C.
Gunnar O.
Harper W.
Harrison C.
Jackson M.
Jailyn W.
Kameron R.
Kate P.
Landon N.
Lexie G.
Lillie L.
Luke M.
Lyra W.
Margaret N.
Matthew B.
Milena G.
Natalia O.
Natalya T.
Nola M.
Odette M.
Oliver B.
Owen A.
Payton R.
Peightyn P.
Roan D.
Ryde G.
Ryder B.
Steele G.
William R.
Wyatt M.
Zara L.
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 Andrew H. and Ella F. Congratulations to both campers!
We are so grateful for the past two weeks with these campers and are so proud of the growth we’ve seen in them! We are sad to see them leave, but we can’t wait to see them all again next summer.
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