Reason to be blue

Posted 8/3/17

Reason to be blue With spirit week at the Warwick Boys and Girls Club summer camp coming to a close last Friday, campers and counselors wore blue and white - the club's colors - to promote the event. The day concluded with groups staging skits and

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Reason to be blue

WARMING UP: One of the camp groups rehearses for the skits and singing that brought spirit week at the camp to a close Friday.

(Warwick Beacon photos)

PARTY PIZZA: Abby Johnson, a third grader at Wickes School, was delighted with Friday’s lunch menu – party pizza.

(Warwick Beacon photos)

DANGLING BLUE: Allie Iannotti was a standout among her camp peers.

(Warwick Beacon photos)

BLUE BOW: Camp counselors got into the spirit including Lauren Jannetti with a touch of face paint and a blue bow.

(Warwick Beacon photos)

BLUE MOUSTACHE: Jeremy Coutcher sported blue face paint in keeping with the blue and white theme of the camp spirit week.

(Warwick Beacon photos)

Posted Thursday, August 3, 2017 1:28 pm

With spirit week at the Warwick Boys and Girls Club summer camp coming to a close last Friday, campers and counselors wore blue and white – the club’s colors – to promote the event. The day concluded with groups staging skits and performing dances and song that were judged. Activities would have been conducted at the Masonic grounds in Buttonwoods where the camp meets, but a forecast of possible thunderstorms moved everything to the Oakland Beach branch. The camp that comes to a close on Sept. 1 has been booked tight this year with 150 kids.