Each camper looks forward to their summer as an Upper Senior from their first day at Camp Starlight. The Upper Senior summer was filled with so many special traditions, memories, and new roles at camp. As the oldest campers, our Upper Seniors assume the responsibility as the role models for the rest of camp. They were involved in top-secret activities such as C.R.’s competitions where Scott and Qynn drenched them with buckets of water and shared the experience of Jamaican and Mexican flavors. These activities brought them together as a division and they worked together to have a great summer. This summer was a rivalry between the Slavic Muffins, the Crimson Chins, the Fluffy Ninjas, and the Flying Pigs (in Peruvian). Another highlight of being an Upper Senior is the U.S. versus faces of summers present and past… can someone remind me who the winners were again this year? There is nothing like cheese balls, shaving cream, a delicious sandwich surprise (created with love by the division leaders), and a wonderful dizzy bat experience just to name a few, to start off a Starlight summer day! This summer the Upper Senior Boys started a new tradition at camp with Scott’s R, P, S competition, and the Girls started T.T.W. Of course we celebrated M.O.P.S, while S.H.L.A. continued to be a great success. During Olympics, the torches were lit by Upper Senior representatives, the Upper Senior Captains were instrumental in leading the spirited Blue and White teams, and finally, perhaps the most looked forward to event was Rope Burn. The Upper Seniors’ summer was closed by banquet, which was held in the Rec Hall for the first time. The summer of 2010 created many life long memories for both campers and staff. Thankfully, the Upper Seniors of 2010 created many of these moments. This particular group of campers, who made the summer unforgettable will impact the Starlight family forever. BOOM
Qynn
