Young Women's Camp Vocabulary

Glossary:

Camp Sierra Vista-The place you are going for 5 days of your life.

Levels- All Young Women are separated into groups according to the age they are or will be by September 1st.  There are 4 levels. 1st year (12 year olds), 2nd year (13 year olds), 3rd year (14 year olds) and 4th year (15 year olds). Each girl sleeps with their level, rotates through camp activities in their level, and learns to love their level! 

YCL- Youth Camp Leader.  All young women 16-17 years of age by September 1st.  YCL’s are given responsibilities over assigned areas at camp…they basically run the show.  They will have to be to camp on Monday, August 5 by 11am.

YCL Camp Director – The main YCL that will help with camp planning, organizing and leading camp!

Level Leader- An adult leader assigned to a level to lead, guide, and walk beside.

Head YCL- The Fearless Youth leader in charge of a specified level.  They will work with the Level Leader while bringing their level-ees to a new level of awesomeness.

Ward Overnighter- Each ward is responsible for their own ward campout/overnighter etc in order to have the girls pass off camp requirements that we won’t be able to do at camp. You have been given a list of these requirements on a separate paper. Please let stake YW leaders know when you are having your camp overnighter as we would love to come and share in that event with you. We might even bring treats.

Warm Fuzzies- A way to share your love at camp in ways other than pranks.

Activity Plan- The church wide form (in all camp and youth manuals) for any adult driver to fill out if they are taking any youth on a church sanctioned activity. Details include drivers name, License #, and insurance info. Must be turned into the stake with your Bishop’s signature long BEFORE leaving for camp.

Fans/Extension Cords- A “must have” device if you plan on getting any sleep at night in the Texas heat. That’s right, the cabins have outlets, so use them to avoid the sleep sweats.



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