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 FULL MOON-SHINER
Last night’s first and last three-weeker Moonshiner was held in the Theater Barn at Camp MacCready. The performers played to a packed audience and after all the  seats were taken it was standing room only.
Rumors circulated between the boy’s and girl’s camp that there were only going to be a few acts, but as it ended up, more campers chose to “shine” last night than predicted. There were a multitude of talents showcas ed including, singing, dancing, and a “double magic” act.
Highlights were an a capella performance by Rachel Larson, the “Penguin Song” by the ADV, an impromptu sing-a-long when Highlander Cabin 2 performed “Bubbling,” and a CIT counselor auction.
Michael Murdock; however, blew the audience away (literally) with his performance on the bagpipes. The audience went wild with clapping and cheering when he finished and Murdock was surprised at the reaction he received. “A lot of people don’t like the bagpipes, so it felt great that people really liked it.”
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Campers prepared themselves for battle yesterday afternoon as they donned their blue and gray to show which side they were on. “The Blue and Gray Game” is an intense reenactment of the Battle of Gettysburg. Many areas of camp were turned into “strong points” that had to be guarded by soldiers. 
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