(Spirit Lake)– Some Spirit Lake High School students have dedicated their time and talent toward a sculpture that will help Camp Foster celebrate its 100th summer of operations this year. The students are in the J-Term’s Art of Welding Class, instructed by Brad Travis and Bob Kirchner. They created a stainless steel sculpture that’s 27 feet tall and resembles a flame. It’s located near the entrance to Camp Foster. Josh Carr of Camp Foster YMCA tells KUOO news the flame is symbolic for several reasons…Click here for comment from Josh Carr
The 100th year of operations at Camp Foster is also being commemorated by some building and remodeling projects. Carr says their official 100th year celebration will be held the weekend of September 21st through the 23rd…Click here for comment from Josh Carr
Carr adds Camp Foster is always looking for donors and volunteers. Anyone wanting more information should contact him at 336-3272.
