Homecoming 'Camp Swoop'

September 21, 2016

Camp Swoop banner hanging between trees.
Two female students enjoying food at Camp Swoop.
Two students enjoying food at Camp Swoop.
Students attempting to ride "bucking bull" type ride at Camp Swoop.
Student attaching colorful bracelet on another student at Camp Swoop.
Two female students holding up Camp Swoop t-shirt.
Four students posing in tie-dyed t-shirts at Camp Swoop.
Group shot of students in tie-died t-shirts at Camp Swoop.
Two students in food line to make s'mores at Camp Swoop.
Two female students posing for camera at Camp Swoop.
Group of students gathered at dusk at Camp Swoop.
Three male students in synchronized dance routine at Camp Swoop.
Three female students posing with s'more sat Camp Swoop.
Male student in small camping tent at Camp Swoop.
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"Camp Swoop" is the theme for this year's Homecoming activities hosted by the Student Programming Council. Students got into the summer camp spirit on Monday and Tuesday with tents, tie-dye, friendship bracelet making, a photo booth, s'mores, a talent show, games and other activities in Asbury Circle.


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