C. Garcia

CAMP SUNSHINE looks like any other camp. Campers sleep in cabins, swim, play sports, and do arts and crafts. They put on skits at night, give each other silly names, and receive awards for their plucky spirit. But the week-long camp, at K.C. Abbey Camp north of Covington, Louisiana, is unlike any other. Directed by the New Orleans chapter of the Muscular Dystrophy Association, the camp was created for children with neuromuscular diseases. This year the camp was held on May 25-30. Each of the 60 youngsters has a counselor who stays with him throughout the week. Some of this year's counselors came from Jesuit High School in New Orleans; others were Louisiana State University nursing students. Some of the counselors come back year after year to work at the camp.