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Camp Agawak for Girls ; Minocqua, WI
The Teepee
Olivia Frankel
Last year, Mary got a Teepee
for Agawak. It’s about a two
minute drive from camp.
There are picnic tables and a
place to build a fire. Cabin 3
was the second cabin to go to
the teepee this year. They
made S’mores, played a game
or two, and sang songs. They
saw a wolf but it was harmless
and really cool but super small.
The teepee, however, is pretty
big. When they finished their
S’mores they went to sleep
since it was an early wakeup.
All the girls slept next to each
other in sleeping bags. They
were so tired they needed to be
woken up to get back to camp
for flagpole.
Water Carnival!
By Olivia Frankel
While some campers competed against Chippewa in
basketball, tennis and soccer, the rest of Agawak had a
Water Carnival. The three rotations were open waterfront,
Slip ‘n’ Slide at Alumni Hall, and Water Freeze tag at the
Lower athletic field. At the Lower field, girls played a
relay game with a greasy watermelon. They also played
freeze dance and if they moved, water balloons were
popped over their head. At Alumni Hall, there was a dunk
tank and a long Slip ‘n’ Slide. I was so nervous to go in
the dunk tank because the water was cold, but it was so
much fun I went again! Overall, the Water Carnival was
very fun, and a huge success!
CAMP AGAWAK
AGAZINE 2013
Comedy Sports
By Emily Williams
On Tuesday June 25th, the staff put on an improve show called comedy sports. They played hilarious
games on stage to entertain the campers. The games were called Do-Run-Run, 2 Letters, Going To a
Party, The Alphabet Game, and Scrapbook. Do-Run-Run is where they were given a name and had to
rhyme it to create a funny story, but they had to do it in time with the fast-paced beat! In Two Letters, the
audience gives two letters that each girl has to use as a verb and a noun. For example, M.P. could be
Making Pancakes, and then the next girl in line has to act that out and make up a new one for the next
person in line. Going to a Party is when everyone at the ‘party’ had something interesting about them.
They were allergic to hair, Oprah, gassy, in love with a shoe, swatting a fly, attached to people, and a
Justin Bieber Superfan. One counselor had to guess what was unique about each girl as they acted it out.
In scrapbook, one counselor told a story about her vacation as all the others posed on stage as if they were
pictures. The audience loved it!
Competition with Chippewa
By Emily Williams
On Wednesday June 26th, the Juniors and young Intermediates traveled to Camp Chippewa to compete
against the all girls camp in basketball, tennis, and soccer. It was a hot morning, and the girls worked so
hard to play for their camp. They all stayed hydrated with lots of water and showed their good
sportsmanship. Agawak won in soccer and basketball and Chippewa defeated Agawak in Tennis.
Everyone had a lot of fun, and got to cool off at the Water Carnival after!
Agazine
Writers
Olivia Frankel
Emily Williams
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