NEWSIndian Hill students experience camp life during Revolutionary WarArchbishop Hoban High School stuidents Alex Lynch, left, dressed as a soldier in the Continental Army, and Anthony Ursetti, dressed as a militiaman, lead the fourth-graders in a marching drill.Forrest Sellers/The Community PressArchbishop Hoban High School student Alex Lynch, right, finds out how much the fourth-graders at Indian Hill Elementary School like the accommodations of a tent.Forrest Sellers/The Community PressGeneral George Washington, as portrayed by Archbishop Hoban High School history teacher Jason Anderson, details his plan for the siege of Yorktown.Forrest Sellers/The Community PressA Revolutionary War fife and drum corps performs for the Indian Hill Elementary School students.Forrest Sellers/The Community PressIndian Hill Elementary School fourth-grader Andrew Heinichen, puts shot into a cannonForrest Sellers/The Community PressArchbishop Hoban High School juniors Carson Miller, left, and Conner Maloy, who are portraying Continental Army soldiers, demonstrate how to use a trebuchet.Forrest Sellers/The Community PressArchbishop Hoban High School seniors Christian Anderson, center, and Marcus Bender, who are portraying cooks in the Continental Army, elaborate on how rations are prepared.Forrest Sellers/The Community PressIndian Hill Elementary School fourth-graders Charlie Dickie, left, and Zoe Castenson help Archbishop Hoban High School junior Kaylee Looney with surveying.Forrest Sellers/The Community PressArchbishop Hoban High School juniors Irene Hamlin, left, and Brittany Bell, who are dressed as field nurses in the Continental Army, share how leeches were used as a medical alternative.Forrest Sellers/The Community PressIndian Hill Elementary School fourth-grader Gabe Oakes learns about the printing process of the time.Forrest Sellers/The Community PressThe front lawn of Indian Hill Elementary School is transformed into a Revolutionary War camp as students learn about what it was like to serve in the Continental Army.Forrest Sellers/The Community Press