i VZJDK Ziff f M WZ Vac! ?0 DQ! 1 fm 7 , Ivliifid-,,... I!!! Q V 1 -J RONDACTS of1934 PUBLISHED BY THE CAMPERS OF CAMP RONDACK POTTERSVILLE, NEW YORK DIRECTORS MR. and MRS. JOSEPH CHANKIN 845 WEST END AVENUE NEW YORK CITY , ifi? ln li lll ll ,fQ xl ftM Ul!13f 1 f ' he ew 4 ff X X N547 j f I X J org!! Sf 2 '62 C, fi-Q? - Foreword Here it is in your hands, the latest production of the Rondaclq Motion Picture Company-the picture of the year. entitled HRONDACK 1934. lt is a stirring iilm, crowded with thrilling episodes, moments of laughter, and the quieter recol- lections of peaceful summer evenings. Here is the story of keen competition, loyal comracleship, and days filled with rich activity, all recorclecl faithfully by the camera's eye of RoNDAC'rs. You will lind it a picture well worth seeing and re- Seeing. with a cast that contrilmtecl the Hnest talent towards a rounclecl and satisfy- ing production. Here it is-HRONIDACK 1934?-the epic of a perfect Summer. 2 To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chcmkin in tribute to their genius for clirectipn- g this film HRONDACK 1934 is dedicated 3 Screen Vemioh by .Slmff qt iQ0mZacz'f Editor-in-Chief ,................,..,..,,.....,...... Associate Editors ...... ..,....HELICN SCHWARTZ JEANNE 'TANNENBAUM HELEN HIRSCI-1 Business Manager ........ ...,..,...,i I -IARRIETTE SLOTE Art Editor .v....,....... .' ...... NlILDRED VVoLFF Kodak Editor ....... Social Editor .....i. Athletic Editor .....,. Ross .........NATALIE Sonor, ......,THISLMA SAVADA Dramatic Editor ........ ........,.....,.... C AROL LEWIS Bunk Editor .,,............ ..... L UCILLE PERLSTEIN Contributing Editors ....., ....... l ROSLYN FROST ZCONSTANCIC GOTTLIEB Faculty Adviser .....,.. ............ .........., L I LIAN LEVENSON Tzfwizzcfion Smjjf Cazmcillorf GERTRUDE GRIFFIN-Hoi-iffaeff Stage-manager, she who manages in stages ' Campers and counclllors of all assorted ages. Rondack '31-'34,' Head Counrillor. EDNA SMOLKA- Eddie'l Her megaphone directs us all To perfect side-breast-st1'oke and crawl. Rondack '29-'34,' Hrad S'ZUZ.l'71'lHi71g. ALICE SCHN EIDER- XN'hiz,' On the Red Cap stage she practices her arts, Teaching Rondack divers all their lines and parts Rondark '34,' ,S zefimn1z'11g. MARJORY CHANKIN- Margie On the target range she stands and shoots the scene, Directing wayward arrows off the green. Rondark '22- 3.,l,' Arclwrhv. SADlE RUTH LANDES- Bobbie The Rondack players now present, in turn, The one from whom their drama they did learn Romlack '3,l,' Dl'fll'l'I0l'if'S. . - MOLLIE MABEL A If we focus our camera most anywhere- O11 the courts, or -in the water-we will find her active there. R01-zdack '3.f,' Baskefballj Tcmzis. 5 Cazmcillam' LILIAN LEVENSON- Lil', She guided the pen of those who've done This record of your summer fun. Rondack '32-'34,' Faculty Adzfiscr RONDACTS. EVELYN GREENBAUM- Jimmie This member ot the production staff Directs your stroke hoth Hfore' and aft.' R07lCI'UCk '32-i'34,' Head T071-7'I1'.Y. 1 SYLVIA AVERBUCK Saint au Sylvia, 'Twas she Directed Rondack pageantry 715 Dancing. 1?0IllfllCk '3 17 LILLIAN SOTKIN- Sandy Here is Sandy-on-the-spot, Wfelcome to the Roudack lot! Rmzflark 'golf Boai'1'11g,'J1n1i0r Arfltfitics. H ELSA MYERSON- Bunny Two-Gun Bunny, our ridin' champg She makes W'ild NVesterns for Rondack Ca Rrzazzincle 'Ng Ridiinf ,' Sicvinzuzim. J . . FREDA PREN SKY Musical arrangements here are done By one who scores in music and in pun. Rrzzzzlavk '33-'34,' Music. 6 . mp Cozmcillom' liS'l'l-4l ER GOLDWASSER Because of her art we proudly declare Our scenic effects have a quality rare. Roudark '31- 5'e,l,' Arts and Crafts. GlE1R'l'R,UDl1i RUIQESAMEN- Gert Costumed by our Gert, whose pleasing ways Adorn both our campus and our weekly plays. 1e0IH!,Ut'k '3.1,' C0.S'l'1l1IlllIg. JEAN ALLEN XVhenever we iilm :L Uyateliilig scene We leave the stage to competent jean. I?01IflHt'k '30-'3,f,'1fl'fld Boating. ZEl,MA K Rl92SlfL A close-up of our art work will Reveal her lingers' nimble skill lx'n1lr1uvIe '28, '5'.j,'f1l'fSlIlld f.ll'fIff.Y. Cl-lARLO'll'l'l'l lX'lOUN'l'- Monty Out on the Blue Cap, in 21 two-a-day show. She guides the divers as they come and go. l?n11rlr1rlz '31,- Siuinxiuiizg. . RU'l'l-I' lifX'l'Z- liatzy Our water-stunters do and dare. Wlith Katzy ever watchful there. Ronduflc 3,f,' Sfcvimzrliug. 7 Cozmcillom THELMA BARASCH- Topsy Topsy directs the golfing scene Cut of the rough and onto the green. Rondack '33-'34,' Golf. ANNE LEVINSTEIN-'fcm-if Sound effects that win our praise NV hen Glee Club Girls their voices raise. I?o11dc1ck '34,' M-zrsic. OLIVE SCHURIG- Sherry Before her baseball stars have done They're sure to make a record run. Rondack '30-'34,' Baseball. IEANNE RAND- Randy Presenting our versatile staff-member, Randy, Witli Fresliie and Art Class she's equally handy Rondack J34,' Freslziie Act-izfitics. MADELYN GREENBAUM- Greenie She trains our future stars-for these Are Rondack's infant prodigies. Rondack '32-'34,' Freshie Acz'iv-ities. 8 Cay! of Cbamcfem Scbroon Lake Strand Trerenzis' GAG HELEN ABELES DACK -in a 1934 version of Success Story. Rondack '33-'34,' Chairman of Camjms Ci0'll'lH'l'lffCC,' Lost and Found, Beach C0'llLWL'ilfff?C?.S'. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Baseball 1, Tennis 3, Archery 3. GAG RUTH ALTSCHUL ' RON -the fans' favorite in SO Million Rons Can't Be VVrong. Roudack '32-'34, C a-pta-in of Ron Tea-my Chaif'-man of Campfhfc Committee, Mail, E11terta'i11.me1zt, Cos- l 1l'11'l6? C o'mmittees,' Glec Club. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing 3, Basket- ball 1, Baseball 3, Tennis 2, Archery 3, Junior Life-Saving. GAG NANETTE CHANKIN ' DACK --in a sincere performance of A Very Honorable Guy. Rondack 1.26-,34,' Clzarirman of Mail ClI7'1WI'1if1lL'l?,' Stage C0m141ittce,' Color Guard. Tests: Swimming 3, Rowing 2, Canoeing 3, Basketball 1, Baseball 2, Tennis 3, Archery 3, Junior Life Saving. GAG MABEL FISHER DACK -who plays the leading role As Dack Thousands Cheer. Roudack '31-'34, Cajvfa-in of Dark Tea-my Clzairnflfzavz of Beach C0111.mittee,' Campfire, Reception, Enter- tain-rnenft, Lost and F ozmd C ommittves. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Basketball 2, Baseball 3, Tennis 1, Archery 2. GAG HELEN HIRSCH , RON -in a seniornight perforinance of They Loved Her VVednesdays. Rondack '32-'34, RONDAC'1'SQ Chairrman of Reception COM'l'l'l1.1iHl?Z?,' Campfire C07l'11'l'Llff6?0,' Color Guard, Glee C lub. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing 3, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, Tennis 3, Archery 3. 9 Toftemville Talfzce Trefentf GAG ISABEL HOROXVITZ RON -in a grand surprise Many Happy Returns. Rondark 129-'34, Biizsinvss Mmiagm' of R071 Tea111,' Clzairmn-ai of El1fFffU1'7llI1FlIf Com111iftcc,' Recep- lion, Camjws, Cosflmm C011z111iftc'r's,' Glce Club. Tests: Swimming l, Rowing 2. Basketball 2, Baseball 3, Tennis 3, Archery 3. GAG EDNA ISAACS DACK -featured in The Blond Bombshell. Rmzdack '29-'3.f,' Bmvlz, Stage C0m'mittvc's,' Glee CI-nb. Tests: Swimming 3, Rowing 2, Canoeing 3, Basketball 3, Baseball 3, Tennis 3, .'X1-chery 3, junior Life Saving. GAG RUTH LANDESMAN RON -in a special Ron showing of The Man W'ho Played Guard. Roizdnck '2f-,3,f,'RFCCPfl011 Colzzzzzitfev. Tests: Swimming 3, Rowing 2, Canoeing 3, Basketball 3, Baseball 3, Tennis 3, Arcliery 3, junior Life Saving. i GAG BETTY .ROSS RON -as the leading lady in Stand Up and Cheer. Rondack '26-'31, '33- 34,' RoNnAc'rs3 Clzairmaaz of Senior Afhlctir C0lllI'lIifft'6',' Glare Club. Tests: Swimming 3, Rowing Z, Canoeing 3, Basketball 3, Baseball 3, Tennis 3, Archery 3, junior Life Saving. GAG H ELEN SCIBIXVARTZ DACK -as the star who plays the title role in The Gallant Lady. Rovzdack '28-'34, Birsivzcss Mcmagvr of Dack Team, Ed'l-ffl?-i11,-Cllfff of RONDACTSQ Chczirmasz of Sta-ge and of Costume C01111f1z1'tfvc's,' Mailv, Camfifirc, Rr- f'!?f7f'l'0'7l Conlmiitecs. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing l, Basketball 2, Baseball 3, Tennis 3, Archery 3. IO ?0tte1'.f1Jille Taloce Trefentf GAG GERTRUDE URELES RON -who is cast perfectly in The Good Companion. Rondack '33-'34,' C l'lGll1'1'l'I'U'I'1- Lost ami Fomul Commit- teeg Color Cuardg Reception Committee. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 1, Basketball 1, Arch- ery 3. GAG FRANCES J. WOLFSIE DACK -in the ninth episode of The Return of the Native. Rondack '26-'34,' C ost-111-no C 0-nimittvo. Tests: Basketball 2, Archery 2. GAG ROSLYN FROST RON -in Sporting Blood, an all-around picture of an all- around girl. Rondack '29-'34,' lQONDACTSQ S talge, C ostilme, Library, Social Hall, Smzior Athletic C0m.mittees,' Glen C lub. Tests: Swimming 3, Rowing 2, Canoeing 3, Basketball 3, Baseball .3, Tennis 3, Archery 3, Junior Life Saving. GAG CAROL LEVVIS DACK -as an unforgettable Jo in Little XVomen. Rondack ' -' ' RONDACTS ' Chair-nzau Librar C0111 33 34, , J' - mittecg Boatho-zisci. C0.s't'1mw, Stage, Social Hall Co1n.mittees,' Clue Club. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing 3, Baseball l, Tennis 3, Archery 2.- GAG VIRGINIA ROSENCRANS RON -in a persevering performance of Gabriel, Over thc Back-Board. Rondack '34,' Beach Committee. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 1. 11 'Rell Cap Roxy Trefemtf GAG ISABEL SCHLIFMAN 1eoN -as the triumphant star of The First Year. Rondack 3.1,' Beach C0llIllIlflf'P. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Tennis 1. Archery 1. FLORENCE Sl'-IAPBRA DACK -in a short but sweet dramatization of SO-Day Princess. Rondack '32-'3.l,' Beach C0mm'itl0c'. Tests: Swimming 1, Archery 1. LUCILLE SIMON DACK -in The Eyes Have It. Rondack '34,' Social Hall C0-mmittccg Cleo Club. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 1, Basketball 1, Base- ball 1. GAG HARRIETTE SLOTE DACK -as the loyal and competent Office VVifc of RON- nAc'1's. Rondack 137, '31-'34,' RoNnAc'1'sg Social Hall, Boat- lwnsc, Stage C0ll'1l'lIlllCC'.S'. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Basketball 3, Baseball 3, Tennis 3, Archery 3. CAROLYN W OLFF RUN -the constantly good-natured lead of College Hu- 11101231 Romlacle '32-'3,,z,' Social Hall, Stage, Costume Cozrzfinlt- tees. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Basketball 2, Tennis 1, Arcliery 2, Baseball 2. 12 Red Cap Roxy Trefenfs GAG FRANCES M. WOLFSIE RON -in an artistic performance of The Sketch Book. Roudack '37-'34,' Clzairman Serial Hall Couiuziffccj Stage, Cosfuuze, Library, SC11I'0I' Athletic Cozumit- lecsj Glee Club. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, Tennis 2, Archery l. GAG FRANCES BLOCK RON -starring in Three-Cornered Triumph, athletic, dra- matic, and aquatic. Ronalack '27-'34,' Boathouse C0l'l17'l1i1-HCC. Tests: Swimming l, Rowing 2, Tennis 3, Archery 3. GAG BEULAI-I DAVIDSON RON -as the diver de luxe in Sea Divers. Roudack '33-'34,' Beach C01l1ll'll.llCC,' Glcc Club. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing 2, Archery 3. GAG JEAN FIELD DACK -Rondacles prima donna in The Singing Lady. R01-zdack '32-'34,' Social Hall C0llIlIIllfCF,' Glen Club. Tests: Basketball 1. GAG SHIRLEY GREENE RON - leading in the center of The Spotlight Parade. Roudack '31-'34,' Library, Boatlwusf' C01'l17I'll-HCCJ. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Tennis 1, Archery 2. 13 Tjmfsizjf Willa Prefentf GAG TI-IELMA SAVADA DACK -as the curly headed heroine in The Blue-Cap Angel. Roudark '28-'34, RoNDAc'1'sg Boathouse, San-for Ath- letic C01l1l1I'iffCCS,' Cleo Club. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing 1, Basketball 2, Tennis 3, Archery 3, junior Life Saving. GAG jOAN SI-IEPARD DACK -who plays. the role of the good sport in The Prize- winner and the Laclyf' Romiack '33-'34, Costume Comm-ittce. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Basketball 1, Baseball 3. Tennis 1. Archerv 3. GAG NATALIE SOBOL DACK -in a special lfVednesday night performance of The Personality Kid. Roudack '34, RONDACTSQ Library, Boathouse C01'l1i1I'H.f- tom. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Basketball 1, Tennis 3, Archery 1. GAG JEANNE TANNENBAUM BACK -in a record-breaking run of The Champ. I Roudack '32-'34, RONDACTSQ Senior Athletic Commit- foo. Tests: Swimming 3, Rowing 2, Canoeing 3, Basketball 3. Baseball 3, Tennis 3, Archery 3, Junior Life Saving. MARJORY ULLMAN DACK -as Rondack's good-hearted, good-humored Good Dame. Rondark 133- 3.,l,' C0.Yf'Il'11I0 Commwittcc. Tests: Basketball 2, Tennis 1. 14 GUmf.rity Willa Prefenff ELAINE DXYORETSKY RUN -as the merry bright-eyed miss who helps us bid A Farewell to Gloomf' Rondark '30-'34,' Jmzior Atlzlvtzlr CUlllllIfffl'C.,' Give Club. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 1, llasketball 1, Tennis 1, .Xrchery 1, Volleyball 5. G.-'XG FRANCES GOLDSTEIN RON -the cheerful heaclliner of Good Newsfl Romiack '33-'35 Librarhv CTUIIIIIITHCC. Tests: Basketball 2, Archery 2, Volleyball 5, Punch- ball 1. RUTH Ll.T'l,' DACK -as the admirable admiral of the Boathouse in Here Comes the Navy. Rcmdack '31-'35 f:l1lH'l'lll'lIIl of Boutlzozzxe Cum-1nil'tccr,' Gln? Club. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing Z. Basketball 3, Baseball 2, Tennis 1, Archery 3, Volleyball 3, Punch- ball Z. GAG LUCILLE I'-'ISRLSTIJQIN DACK -to whose loyalty and gifted pen RUNDACTS owes more than The Front Page. Ronduclz '3.f,' RoNnAC'1's3 Stagv, Boaflmlrsv, Library C0l1ll'lI'fffCt'.S'. Tests: Swimming 1. Rowing 2, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, .Nrchery 1. BE'l llY SCI-IXYARTZ l'J.'XC.K -in a continuous performance of Smilin' Thru. Rondack '34,' Buatlmnsv COIHllIffff'l'. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 1, Basketball 1, Tennis 1, Archery 1. 15 Shower Home Savoy Prefents GAG EVELYN SITOMER DACK -as an all-around girl whose charm you'll meet Once in a Lifetime. Romlack '31-'34,' Chairman Jzwzior Athletic Commit- focg Boathouse C 01'1'l'l'1'l'lilffCC,' Glcc Club. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing 1, Basketball 3, Baseball 2, Tennis l, Archery 1, Volleyball 1, Punchball 2. GAG MILDRED WOLFF RON -as heroine of the first Gag hit of the season No Greater Glory. Roudack 'l35l,' RONDACTSQ Stage Committee. Tests: Swimming l, Rowing 2, Basketball 1, Baseball 2, Tennis 2, Archery 3. GAG MURIEL WOLFSIE RON -in a land and water performance of A Modern Hero. ' Roizdack '28-'34,' Lost and Found Co-11z11zlittec,' Glce C lub. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing 1, Basketball 3, Baseball 2, Tennis 2, Archery 1, Volleyball 3. HELENE FRIEDLANDER DACK -as a prince of a rider in All the King's fand Swin- ton'sj Horsesf' R07ZllUCk '32-'3.j,' Senior Athletic, Beach, Boathouse Coinmlttcos. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Basketball 1, Baseball 2, Archery 2, Volleyball 3, Punchball 2. GAG CONSTANCE GOTTLIEB RON -who is the pattern of an all-around athlete in De- sign for Sporting. Rondack '33-'34, RONDACTSQ Boathouse Com111ittec,' Glec C lub. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, Tennis 3, Archery 2, Volleyball 3, Punchball 2. 16 Shower H owe Savoy Preremir GAG FAY MERSON DACK -in a permanent performance of Now and For- ever -a grand camper. Romiack '28-'30, '34, .limior Athletic C071'L1'llv1fHCC. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Basketball 1, Archery 1, Volleyball 3. RUTH OESTREICHER DACK -about whose skill in Arts and Crafts VVe're Telling You. Rondack '30-'32, '34,' ffzmior Athletic Committee. ' Tests: Swimming 1, Basketball 2, Archery 1, Volley- ball 3, Punchball 2. GAG PHYLLIS ROSS RON -as the Ron baseball-tennis star of Double Do-er. Rondack '28-'31, '33-'34,' .ltmior Athletic Committee. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, Tennis 3, Archery 3, Volleyball 3, Punchball 2. AUDREY NVEISER DACK -as one of the liveliest leads of all Rondack's Dames, Roudack ,367-i34,' Boathouse, Senior Athletic Commit- tees, Glee Club. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing 1, Basketball 3, Tennis 3, Archery 1, Volleyball 3, Punchball 2. GAG ESTELLE VVIEDER RON -starring in Rondack Has a VVord for It -Sports- manship. Rondack '33-'34, Boathouse Committee. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing Z, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, Tennis 3, Archery 3, Volleyball 3, Punchball 2. 17 Cqmpm Capitol Prefenzis' SONYA BENJAMIN RON -as the melodic beroine of Sing and XYe Like lt. Rolzdarle '3.f,' Library COHlIIIffl't'I',' Gln' Club. Tests: Tennis 1, Archery 2, Volleyball 1. CAROL DAVIDSON RON -as the dashing, diving, swimming heroine of Six- teen Fathoms Deep. RlI7'1llllt'k '3.f,' Beach Cozlmziftev. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing 1, Basketball 2, Baseball 1, Tennis 1, Arcliery 3, Volleyball 3, Punehball 2. SHIRLEY FROST RON -who in good-humor and helpfulness eo-stars in Sis- ters under the Skin. Rondurk '29- 34,' SClIl'0V Athletic Cmlzlllittrc. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Basketball 2, Baseball 1. Tennis 1, Archery 3, Volleyball 3, Punehball 2. EDNA K1-XDIN RON -as the handsome niilkinan who served us a diet of l'Moonligl1t and Pretzels. Kendrick '33-,311 ,' Boatlziansc Conzmitfcc. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing 3, Basketball 3, Baseball 2, Tennis 2, Archery 3, Volleyball 3, Puncliball 2. A GAG CLAIRE KULOK DACK -in the lively role of The Daclc GLlZl1'dS11lZl11.,, Rolzdack ,2Q'Y3wlf Social Hall, Lost cmd Found Colmnil- fees. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Basketball 2, Baseball Z, Tennis 2. Archery 3, Volleyball 3, Puneliball 2. 18 Cazmpzzr Cap fro! Pfefemir G.-XG ELEANOR LINDER RCN -one of Rondack's players for whom The Crowd Roarsf' Rondack '32- 34,' Social Hall C0111111iff0c,' Glcc Club. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing 1, Basketball 2, Baseball 1, Tennis Z, Archery 2, Volleyball 3, Punchball 2. ' GAG FLORENCE ROBBINS D,-XCK -when she's around Life Begins at Bunk +L. Rmzdack '32-'3.,l,' Social Hall C0'lIlIl'llff'C!'. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing 1, Basketball 2, Baseball l, Tennis 1, Archery 3, Volleyball 3, Punchball 2. CLARICE ZINAMAN DACK -in XVhat Thrice Glory on land, water and horse- back. Rondnrk '33-'3,l,' Camfvus Collzlllittce. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing 3, Basketball Z, Baseball 2, Tennis 2, Archery 3, Volleyball 3, Punchball 2. ANNE FRIED RON -in a sportsmanlike and persevering performance of All Improvement on the kVEl1C1'f1'O1lt.u Rondacle '34,' Camfms Cozzznziftve. Tests: Archery 1, Volleyball 1. CLAIRE GINSBERG DACK -in a campwide showing of The Picture Snatcher. Rondack ' Librarv Couimitfcz 341 , '- Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Basketball 1, Archery 2, Volleyball 2. 19 Manor Home Mayfair Prefemir ELAINE LEVY DACK -lirst at the iinish line VVhere Vlfinners Meetf, Rondack ,3I-J3.,l,' Camjms, Stage C0ll1f11lfiff6CS. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing 1, Basketball 2, Archery 2, Volleyball 3, Pnnchball 2. GAG HELEN LEWIS DACK -in a three-star special Saturday-Morning Glory. Rondack '3,l,' Library Commfiftcc. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing 2, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Tennis 1, Archery 2, Punchball 2. GAG BETTY MAN N RON -as a typical 20th Century all-around camper. Rondack '32-'34,' Cau1fvi11.r, Boathouse, Lost and Found Co zmzfzitfcos. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing 3, Basketball 1, Arche1'y 1, Volleyball 3, Punchball l. GAG FRANCES RICHMAN RON --in Princess Charming, another role she plays roy- ally. Rondack '34,' Lost and Found Co11'mz.'ittce. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 1, Archery 3. GAG IUDITH WVEISS DACK -as the sunny star of it's always Springtime with Judy. Rondack '29-'31, '33-'34,' Stage, Lost and Found Com- mittens. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing l, Basketball 2, Baseball l, Tennis 1, Archery 3, Volleyball 3, Punchball 2. 20 Jflmzmf Home Mayfair Prefenzir GAG PRISCILLA worm? RoN -in an all-day showing of Laughing Boy. Rondavk '34, Boathouse Com-nivittce. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Baseball 2, Tennis 1, Archery 3, Volleyball 3, Punchball 2. BARBARA BERSOHN RON -as one of the cheerful and most welcome of Ron- dack's New Faces. Romiack ,3:,l,' Jumfor Athletic C07J'I71'Iilift?0. Tests: Swimming l, Rowing 2, Archery 2, Volleyball 3, Punchball 2. CORINNE DU BOIS DACK -one of the most outstanding pedestrians of Duck Street. Roudack ' ' ' Cam us Committee 34, P - Tests: Swimming l, Rowing 2, Archery 1, Volleyball 2, Punchball 2. LENORE FARBER DACK -in that peppy thriller Flaming Youth. Rondack '33-'34,' Beach C01im1f1'ittce,' Glce Club. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing 1, Archery 2, Volleyball 3, Purighball 2. ROSALIND FISHER DACK -who as a junior :afhiete is a XVonder-Bar None. Rondack '34, B6'ClCh'C'0l1'L1HiU6C. Tests: Archery 1, Volleyball 3, Punchball 2, Tennis 1. 21 Tina grove Pazmmozmt Prefemtf GAG BEATRICE JAMES Dfxciq -in a Gag edition of Three-Star Final. Rozzdafk '34,' Junior' Atlzlciic COI7'l'l1'IfffCC. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Archery 2, Volleyball 3, Pimchhall 2. FREDDIE ORLEANS DACK -as one of our favorites This Side of Bunk 6f' Rcmdack '33-'3..l,' Cauzjins COIll1ll'TffFU. Tests: Archery 1. DORIS RITTER DACK -a smiling player whose arrival at Rondack was A Happy Landing. Rondack ,3.,l,' Beach C0llIIlI1ffFC. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Archery 1. GAG BEATRICE XVASSER RON -who plays the game and the piano in Of Thee VVe Sing. Rondacle '31-'34,' Beach C0111.mitfz'c. Tests: Archery 1, Volleyball 3, Punchball Z. MURIEL VVEISS RON -in all the things she did at camp She Done 'Em Right. Rondack '34,' Social! Hall Committee. Tests: Volleyball 1, Archery 1. JUDITI-I XVEITZNER RON -our prize junior'athlete in A One XVay Ticket to success. Rondack '34,' Los! and F0l!1ICi Comm-ittee. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Tennis 1, Archery 1, Volleyball 3, Punchball 2. 22 Tina grove Pazmmozmt P76J67Zff GAG RUTH BERGMAN RON -cast perfectly as the star of Born to Do Good. Rouduck 3.,1,' Camfms, Junior Athletic C0nm1iff0f's. Tests: Swimming 1, Archery Z, Volleyball 3, Punch- ball l. GAG SELENE DAVIDSON DACK -as the attractive and magnetic little Dack Girl in Along Came Sally. Romlarle '32-'35 Bcarh Con11nitfz'0,' Dark Mascot. Tests: Swimming l, Archery 2, Volleyball l, Punch- ball l. GAG CLAIRE FIELD DACIQ -among the junior group they Follow This Leader. Rmzdark '32- j'..,l,'f1'. Athletic Comlfiilfvc. Tests: Swimming l, 'Rowing l, Archery l, Volleyball 3, Punchball 2. JEAN JAI-IR RON -whose courage and perseverance in the water and on horseback won her the lead in Call it Pluck. Rmzdark '33-'34,' Beach C01lIlIII.ffCl'. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 1, Archery 2. Volleyball 3. Punchball 2. GAG SHIRLEY JANIS RON -as the darling of Ronclack's polo fans in The Gal- loping Kid. Rondark '31-'3,,1,' Beach Cofllzifittre. Tests: Swimming 1, Archery 2, Volleyball l. B ETTY Ml TCH ELL RON -who had an outstanding role in making that success- ful Bunk 7th Heaven. Rmzdnfk '34,' Brarlz C0llIIlII'ffl't'. Tests : Archery 1. ' 23 Adirondack 'Ramiro Prefentf GAG DoLoREs NEWCORN RON -in 21 3-star performance of Dolly-Anna, the Glad Girl. Roudavck ,34,' Lost and Found Committee. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 1, Archery 1. GLORIA SCHUSTEK DACK -as a special Rondack favorite to whom We Give Our Love. Rovzdack '32-'34, Beach Committee. Tests: Swimming 1, Archery 1, Volleyball 2. DORIS WOLOSI-IIN RON -giving a performance we all enjoyed in 'One Sum- mer 1fVith You. Rondack '34,' Beach Committee. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Archery 2. GAG BETTY GELLER DACK -who as Little Miss Marksman' scores a bull'seye at whatever she aims. Rcmdack '33-'34,' Beach Committee. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Archery 3, Volleyball 1, Punchball 1. CAROLYN GOLD DACK -as Rondack's expert little Rider of the Purple Sage. Rondack '34j Beach Committee. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 1, Archery 2, Volley- ball 2. ANNETTE KAUFMAN DACK -who never misses the target in Shoot the Works. Roudack ,34,' Campus Committee. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 1, Archery 2. 24 .Adirondack 'Rialto Profentr FELICE LINDER RON -all smiles as she leads The Laugh Parade. Rondack ' 2-' f ' Cam -us Committee. 5 .HJ P Tests: Swimming 1, Archery 1. SELMA MABEL RON -as the cheery little Housewife of Bunk 8 in Here Comes the Broom. Rondack '3.f,' C am fins C om-mittee. Tests: Archery 1, Clock Golf 1. GAG RoCHELLE MEISEL DACK -as a brave little camper-heroine not even afraid of The Big Bad VV0lf. Rondack '33-'3,l,' Campus Committcc. Tests: Archery 2, Volleyball 2, Punchball 1. IRMA NEXVMAN RON -as our much-loved animal-charmer in Bring 'Em Back Alive. Roudack '33-'34,' Jr. Athletic Com11z.ittee,' Ron Mascot. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 1, Archery 1, Volleyball 1, Punchball 2. MURIEL SIMON DACK -in a precocious performance of The Bright Sister. Rondack '34,' Lost and Found Committee. GAG - DOROTHY URELES RON -as the sweetest little lady in I-loneyf' Rondack '33-'34,' Lost amd Found Committee. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 1, Archery 2. 25 'Riffemmle Glijwoli P1'e.rem'.s' EL!-x1Ni2 oixviiason Ron -as the big-eyed -lU1'llOl'-l'Cl'CSl1lC partnei' of The House of Davidson. Eonclark '33-'3if,' Campzrs C0lllIl1iffl'l'. X lests: Swnmmng l, Croquet 2, Llock holf 2. GAG Alllql NIE FlQllfDLfXNDl'lll DACK -in Little Camper, W'hat at lVow! Rowzfinrle J3.j,' Camfvznv C0m111iI'fm'. Tests: Swimming l, Croquet 2, Clock Golf 2. QIAXQUELINE ROSIQTT DACK -UIOOW Sure as a lively likable lass. Rondark '3lf,' Caimfvzrs CUIlIlllfffl'l'. Tests: Swimming l, Croquet 2, Clock Golf 2. JOAN SIQMELS DJXCK -as the clicrubic blonde of Angel-Farce. Rondack '3,1,' Camfws Committee. Tests: Croquet 2, Clock Golf l. l-ll51LEN'Ii W.'Xl,LliRSTlSlN RON -starring as A Smiling Ron Lieutenant. Rondack '32-'34,' Camfvzrs Cozzzm-ittec. Tests: Swimming l, Croquet 2, Clock Golf 2. l35XllllAR, X l'lLlCKMJXN RON --featured with two dancing eyes in l3:Llmy'fz1ce. Roviziafk '3l,1,' CQUIIIPIIX Coxzzzzzifimx Tests: Clock Golf 2, Croquet l. Z6 july July july july -luly july July ,luly .l u lb' july July july ,luly July July -luly July A ug. .-X u g Ang Aug. 4 Aug. :X u g. A ug Aug. Aug. The thermometer is seriously affected by the heat. A long morning swim calms our fevercd brows. The Dacks raise their temperatures again with a swim-meet vic- tory. Our Juniors and Freshies do their Dutch Doings, outdoing themselves and the Dutch in a captivating performance. NVhoopee ti-yi-yo, git along little campers l Bunk A goes over the hill-billies with a cowboy camplire of song, dance and contest. A-hiking we will go -by bus, canoe and motorboat. Our sturdy mountaineers dare Rondack's alps and fare forth to Pharaoh. They return from a walking strain to The Racing Strain with XVally Reid, jr. Son Juniors capture newcombe, 2-l. Rondack Seniors capture hearts at Senior L ight. RoNn,xC'l's drive makes green and brown see red in Get Out of the Red campaign. Twilight thoughtlessly interrupts baseball contest. ln the evening we put our heads together in charades. l'Ve're having a tropical heat wave. lnter baseball concludes with Rons leading. Dack Olympians out-track Rons, 28-31. Ron Seniors court victory in basketball, 19-6. Mabel and Natalies Midnight Fantasieu delights us. Little VVomen of our medium-sized Seniors is a big hit. Echoes of piratical ditties herald the coming operetta. Rons yield another water- meet to their friendly enemies. Izzy gets the lirst surprise of her life. Roslyn comes into her annual inheritance of lollypops. From the ridiculous to the sublime- music of Beethoven in the evening. By the waters of Schroon Lake the Rondack braves gather in an Indian campfire, matching brains, brawn and volubility in a variety of games. Travel broadens us as we take ourselves to Saratoga, Pharaoh, and Grasshopper Hill. A highly edifying evening with Black Beauty and Alexander Kirkland's southern accent. The Pirates practice their nefarious schemes in full morning rehearsal. Ron Inters volley the ball to a victory. Seniors prcen and primp for Senior Night. We soak ourselves in Schroon's blue waters as Rondack gets its allotment of the nation-wide heat-wave. A welcome deluge! Pirates in modern dress rehearsal. Puppet Ivan Ivanovitch wins his bride and love is triumphant in a 'Russian melodramovitch. The Pirates of Penzance invade Rondack, ruthlessly steal all honors and applause, and daringly capture the entire audience in splendid performance. Hurrah for the Pirate King, the councillors, and the all-star cast. Campers again bite the dust in a camper-councillor volleyball game. Cayuga enter- tains our sophisticated Seniors. We stay-at-homes view scenes from Mozartls life. Rondacles Amazons turn to new athletic activity: the clique of knitters and the click of needles now seen and heard everywhere. First Gag announcement brings glory to the Priscilla-Mildred-XVOHT escutcheon. Gag revelry at the Point. VVhen do we eat F -and the Pine Grove bears a strange harvest of hot-dogs, pine needles, and French crullers. ln the evening The Sweetheart of Sigma Chil' gath- ers a harvest of fraternity-pins. Second act of the great Rondack film begins with Dack Senior victory in volley-ball. Pageant rehearsal. Send the word that the boys are coming for Senior Night. Dack lnters come forward with a basketball victory. Bunk A plays hostess to Rondack's social- Dancing Daughters. The gentle rain from Heaven droppeth all morning and we pageant-rehearse in- doors. Our little Hebrew dancers win a spontaneous round of applause. Rons take a track in their stride. Rondack and Walt Wfhitman greet the peoples of the earth in brilliant spectacle of color and dance, Salut au Monde ! and Salut au Rondackf' An evening with the romantic composers. Visiting day with a vengeance. Dack Juniors punch-a-ball to victory. Seniors go The Last Mile to Schroon Lake Camp. We carry on at home with a grand Salamagundi Party. Around the clock with your next dav's program, girls, to a camplire in the jungle. Strangely mild savages entertain to the beat of tom-toms, and Gag greets Virginia, Isabel, Ruth, and Arline. Tuesclay's vagabondia-a la bus, canoe, motorboat, and horseback. VVe return, and so does Casey Jones. Ron girls, roar approval of victories in swim-meet and lnter volley-ball. We dance with ourselves in the evening. XVe see the points of Test Week. Rons do same in Senior volley-ball. 29 Aug Aug :Xu g .-X u g .X u g. Aug. EX ug Aug .-X n g Aug. .-Xug. A u g A u g. .-X u g. Aug .Xug Aug Au g .Xug Au g Aug A u g Wie try, try again in a thoroughly testy week. XVeather man goes haywire. Mer- cury rises and we dip in an evening swim. Rons and Dacks divide the spoils-track to Dacks, Senior basketball to Rons. NVe take a hilarious trip to the moon with Claire de la Lune. Seniors come back to earth for Senior formal. Daek Senior swatters bring in the extra run and the game. Ron Volga boatmen pull in victory in novel boating meet. l'll Meet You at the Masquerade, while the Seniors have dates at Cayuga. Varsity VVeek approaches and we practice for perfect formations. Sherwood For- est comes to the Pine Grove in Bunk 4's Robin Hood camplire, and Estelle and Natalie come to Cvag. The Last Round Up of Rondack hikers, as we return from Glens Falls and canoe trip. Our Sketching Club draws the lines Wfe descend Sixteen Fathoms Deepf, Ron freshies tick off a clock golf victory. On with the dance at Senior night. We are tested and found not wanting in last day of Test XVeek. Formation prac- tice. Teams greet Varsity VVeek in stunning formations. We bow to Ron Buddha and are drawn to the Dack Magnet. A Ron-Letter Day in Senior basketball, luter volley ball and Freshie clock golf. The day is heavily contested. Dacks secure Track-meet. To the Ron victors goes the spoil of Freshie eroquet. The day's victories are Even as you and I. Senior baseball a Dack plum. The flrluitfof the Swim-meet to the Rons. Little Red Riding Hood meets the Big, Bad ol . The net results of the tennis contests are Ron victories. Connie and Phyllis double successfully. Estelle's a single triumph. After the Ball is Over, Dack Juniors have taken punchball, Ron Seniors volleyball. Play Gypsies, Dance Gypsies at Bunk 5 campiirc. A miss is as good as her smile, but Dack Senior archers don't miss. Ron Inters Shoot the Wforksn into the basket. Dack luters run home in baseball. At night Rondack's hearts beat with the Hearts of Humanity and jackie Searle. XVhen Sinners Meet -team meetings. Dack volleyball Inter victory. Rons track down meet triumph. There's a Rainbow Round Our Shouldcrsu glorifying the whole campus. Seniors face the music of Senior Night. Ron Inter archers take a bow and the doubles. Ruth Litt strings up a Dack single archery score. The Dack day of glory, with junior punchball, Inter basketball, Freshie Croquet and clock golf. They also serve who bring in Dack Senior tennis doubles. Rons hold on to Senior singles, junior archery and newcombe, and Senior volleyball, yielding only in Inter baseball. Glee Club sings for its supper at evening concert. Three Dack birthdays. and two Dack victories for birthday presents. Happy birthday to Mabel, Nat, and Fuzzy, and Hearty Dack welcome to track and Senior baseball. Senior minstrels bring us humming and strnmmin' in delightful evening performance. Wfe 'Lnote sing practice. Ron Freshies time their clock golf successfully. The most thrilling basketball game of the year linds Rons and Dack breathlessly limp, and tied. Five quarters equal one whole -Dack victory as extra basketball quarter is played. The bird on the wing is served at a merry Pine Grove chicken roast. Dack toilers of the sea win last swimming meet. The sing is over, a Ron triumph, but the melody lingers on. Ron-Dack is again Rondack at Iinal team campiire. Rons are the champions of 1934. The Staff saunters forth to Chestertown for an interlude in Paris. Tarzan has fun swinging on trees, and Mr. Orleans almost stands on his head to show us camp pictures. Yeave ho, mv lassies! All aboard the S. S. Rondack for a rollicking team party. The cry of the hour is, Lights, as we Finally see ourselves in the movies. We pack with trunk locks a-snapping and duffies a-gappingf' and we feast from soup to nuts to baked Alaska. A Nlidsummer Nightmare turns out to be the hilarious opus in three epics of our councillors' Twenty-three Skidoof' XVe take tearful leave of trunks and duffles. Off to Treasure Island. 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Promises herself that she will be more prompt to activi- ties, that she will be more helpful in the bunk. Monday evening. One week later. Scene is campfire. The sun has just set. The pines are fragrant in the Grove, the water gently laps the shore, the flames crackle. Mr. Chankin, after many moments of almost unbearable suspense, leads our camper toward the fire-a new Gagger. Softly GAG greets her with Gamma Alpha Gamma Girls. Her camp- mates shower her with congratulations. Her eyes till with tears, and she silently vows she will ever be worthy of GAG. 32 Olaf members gf Serzeer gag Ruth Altschul, Frances Block, Nanette Chankin, Jean Field, Mabel Fisher, Roslyn Frost, Frances Goldstein, Constance Gottlieb, Shirley Greene, Helen Hirsch, Isabel Horowitz, Edna Isaacs, Ruth Lanclesman, Carol Lewis, Fay Mer- son, Betty Ross, Phyllis Ross, Thelma Savada, Helen Schwartz, Joan Shepard, Evelyn Sitomer, Harriette Slote, Jeanne Tannenhaum, Gertrude Ureles, Frances M. Wlolfsie, Frances J. Wlolfsie, Muriel 'Wolfsie , Olaf Jflemberf qffaaeer gag Selene Davidson, Claire Field, Shirley Janis, Claire Kulok, Eleanor Linder, Betty Mann, Florence Robbins, Dorothy Ureles, Beatrice 'Wasseig Judith Wleiss. New Jflerrzberf gf Senior gag Helen Abeles, Beulah Davidson, Lucille Perlstein, Virginia Rosencrans, Isabel Schlifman, Natalie Sobol, Mildred XVolff, Estelle Wlieder. New Newbery qfjareeer gag Ruth Bergman, Arline Friedlander, Betty Geller, Beatrice James, Helen Lewis, Rochelle Meisel, Dolores Newcorn, Frances Richman, Priscilla Wfolff. Feaiareel Tlayerf Among our cast of players XVe honor the three-star name, For it takes three stars to make a Star In Rondack's Hall of Fame. THREE-STAR GIRLS Sonya Benjamin, Barbara Blickman, Sydel Cohn, Elaine Davidson, Corinne DuBois, Elaine Dworetzky, Harriet Farber, Lenore Farber, Rosalind Fisher, Shir- ley Frost, Arline Levy, Elaine Levy, Ruth Litt, Betty Mitchell, lrma Newman, Ruth Oestreicher, Freddie Orleans, Doris Ritter, Jaqueline Rosett, Gloria Schustek, Betty Schwartz, Joan Semels, Florence Shapera, Judith Simon, Mar- jorie Ullman, Helene XYallerstein, Audrey Xlleiser, Muriel lVeiss, Judith Weitziier, Doris Wloloshin, Barbara Bersohn. 33 gag Outing Seem' Smut Come along this evening with your Hollywood reporter as he takes you to a scene of the 'Stars' at play. XVe travel down Pinegrove Boulevard until we reach Campfire Circle. Here all the famous celebrities of the Rondack Studios have gathered for their midsummer beach party. Up above. the mere celestial stars shine brightly, and just as the more earthly 'Stars' are lighting their camptire, the moon slowly edges over the top of Grasshopper Hill. liven Henry of the XN'aldorf could not have prepared a more suitable or delicious repast. No wonder our 'Stars' descend from their 'dignityf Frank- furters in one hand. punch in the other, and tomatoes and potato chips in front: all of which they eat simultaneously tin a noble attempt. at any ratel. 'I'hose famous 'eighteen-day-diets' and dieters seem to have disappeared. for when cheese and crackers, brownies and marslmiallows come on, they barely pause for breath, and every drop of food is tinished. Now the spirit of the 'Stars' radiates in a medley of friendly songs. As both song and fire die down, and quiet conversation replaces them, that select' group feels in this sentimental moment more closely bound than ever by the high ideals of GAG. Softly they sing that fond familiar strain, 'Gamma Alpha Gamma Girls' and now as they return to their 'suburban cabinsf we bid them a pleasant' good-night. with one lingering sympathetic glance at those heavenly bodies that twinkle down on our own illustrious 'stars.' 34 An Interview With the ' wi Leading Littly Hy CAROL Litwis I fell up the steps of Bunk A. hoping to Iind the Ron Captain at home-for once. Is Captain Altsehul in? She is? ! I ! Hello, Miss Altschul. Er-I ,represent RONDACTS. Do you mind answering a few questions for your public? Oh thank you, that's fine! VVell, then, l'm sure that the Rons of 1934 have helped you discover what makes up a good team. VVhat do you think are essential qualities ? A spirit of cooperation and helpfulness combined with a sense of loyalty to team and teammate are fundamental require- ments. And does your team measure up to the standards you have set ? My team has been the personilication of these standards. Then what do you think of the Daek Team? They have added another page to their inimitable record of clean sportsmanship. 'llheir spirit has been worthy of their cap- tain and bus man, Mabel and Helen. 'WVell, I can see that you have a high opinion of ,Rons and Dacks alike, but haven't you a special message for your own team ?'l Naturally, l feel greatly honored that they chose me as their leader and I eouldn't help but do my best with such a dear friend and so capable a girl as Isabel for Ron bus man. I appreciate their willing cooperation and want to thank them all for being' so pleasant to work for and with. I am sure that both Rons and Daclcs alike will be interested in what you have told me. Thank you very much, Captain Altschul. Good afternoon. And l fell down the steps of Bunk A and dashed for a typewriter. ,Ati Interview With the fDiicle Liiiiiiiig Litiiy By JEANNE 'lXxNNEN1xaUM --this is the last time V' I said as I prepared to scour the campus once more for that busy personage known as the Daek Captain. Ah, could that possibly be she ? and forward I dashed. Before she was able to turn, I had breathlessly popped my hrst question. How has the spirit of the Dack Team been this year F 'l'he Uacks, in this respect, have been un- surpassable. Each girl has displayed a most cooperative and helpful attitude towards her team-mates, as well as towards I-Ielen and myself. XNfhat have you to say to this fine team of yours? I-lere she paused, then, in a reverential tone: To them, l' can only say that in thinking me worthy and capable of being their leader. they have conferred upon me an honor l shall never forget. And to Helen? To her goes fully half the credit for this memorable smnmer. To work with so re- sponsive and helpful a 'bus man' has indeed been agreeable and I am greatly indebted to her for her loyalty. l hesitated about interrupting the ensuing refiective silence, but RoNpAc'rs must go to press. However, before I could broach the next topic, Mabel had started to speak about it. The Rons. in all our associations. have proven themselves worthy of such loyal and earnest leaders as Ruth and Isabel. Their line sense of sportsmanship and friendliness has inanifested itself throughout the sum- mer. ' Thanks, Captain Mabel ! and as I closed my pen, oFf dashed that busy captain again, knocking the top off my pen, in her haste, and just barely missing me. I on Formation Hello, folks, this is Graham Crackery speaking from the Rondack reviewing stand. The weather is perfect for the Ron and Dack Formations-big opening event of Varsity Wreck. Sh! the Roms are behind scenes ready to start. Listen, there's the sound of singing. Here are the Rons 'lVlarching Along for Ron T eamf Two columns of green and white nieetg now they're pivoting, and beholdf We have a series of green and white squares. The music changes and 'The Ship of State' leads the colorful lines into a series of complicated maneuvers-a clash of cymbals, and they are lying on the ground forming RON. In the final pattern they sit in hushed silence While a gorgeous red, green, and gold pagoda appears. Its scarlet curtains are drawn back and there, oriental and impassive sits 'The God of Peace,' Buddha. Us that our lively young Irma Newman?j There go the Roms off the pageant grounds. just a minute, we are turning. the mike over to Ted Using. 36 ATHLETIIIE Tafkefball Q-A Qirdfr ciye Vzew Sit tight, there, and steady the camera. The plane is swooping low enough now to see Camp Rondack! That brown rectangle with the white lines must be the basketball court. See those two lines of white and green marching in. There's probably going to be a game. They're taking their places. The greens must be the Dack Inters, and the whites the Rons, for there's Ruth Litt and Evelyn Sitomer at one basket, and Edna Kadin and Carol Davidson at the other end. There goes the whistle. W!hite's in the center Cyes, it's Muriel W'olfsiej. Edna has the ballg that green guard intercepting looked like Claire Kulok. The ball's just a black speck whizzing through the air to the Dack basket. This is such a fast game, I can hardly see the ball at all. Oh, what a shame! A big black cloud's in our way. But we can come back this afternoon. There's a Senior game scheduled then. Thank goodness, the sky is clear now. I can easily distinguish faces. Shirley Greene has the ball. She's turning toward the Ron basket. A green's guarding a white forward. Ah, there's Betty Ross-my, but she's quick on her feet! See how shels eluded her guard! Frankie Block is having a hard time getting away from Harriette Slote. But there! She darts under the basket to get a bounce pass from Betty. She's poised for the shot-easy there-a basket! Letis get one good sequence of the girls cheering! LINEUPS Ron Poxitiovz Betty Ross Right Forward fsubj Helen Hirsch Frances Block Left Forward Shirley Greene Center Roslyn Frost Side Center fsubj Nlildred W'olff Ruth Altschul Right Guard Ruth Landesman Left Guard 39 Dade Jeanne Tannenbaum Csubj Harrietle Slote Helen Schwartz Carol Lewis fsubj Natalie Sobol jean Field Qsubj Frances J. Wolfsie ltlarriette Slote Csuhj Thelma Savada Edna lsaacs GBaz.febrzll Hello, everybody! This is the Rondack Globe-Trotter bringing you the latest and most interesting events of Varsity YVeek. First, welre taking you to the opening game of the Ron-Dack baseball series. Watch closely and you'll see Jeanne Tannenbaum out there in the pitcher's box. Wow! She pitched a hard one, but she's just warming up. Just look at Har- riette Slote jump aside when those fast ones come! It certainly takes courage to be Jeanne's catcher. It's about the middle of the game now, and the score is tied 2-2. Here comes l Helen Hirsch up to bat now. Watch the put- ting green, folks. She hit a gorgeous foul. Just straighten it out, Helen. There! She did it! Yes, but Helen Schwartz caught it at first! Too bad-one out. Jeanne seems to be invincible. She just struck out two of the Ron's best players. 'What a game! Now the Dacks are up at bat. Two men managed to get by Betty Ross's swift pitching. Now Edna Isaacs hits a gorgeous grounder and gets another Dack home as the crowd wildly cheers. That excitement you see on the sidelines is just Dack enthusiasm over the score. Jffcbezfy i Well, here is your Talking Photographer back again, to show you how Rondack's archers 'Shoot the W'orks.' There's Frankie Block just going up to the fifty-foot mark. She's shot beautifully so far, but Jeanne Tannenbaum is going to be hard to beat with a score of 170. Look at that form! She's shooting her last arrow now. Zip, there it goes-a bull's eye. Let's go over to the judges' corner and get the score. Too bad, Kons! Jeanne's won by 62 points. They tell me that a new star, Ruth Litt, has loomed Llnter' Rondack's horizon. Here are a couple of shots of the new champ, and her opponent Priscilla Wolff. You can tell by watching them in action why the score was so close, why those brand-new targets were shot full of holes by the end of the tournament. And they say that there are at least two dozen up and coming Juniors who look as if they might be future shooting stars too. 40 Duck Formation Here they come-the Dacks and the 'Day of Glory' have arrived! Two green and white lines are meeting to form a huge impressive V. The second V formation leads into a series of complicated pivots, and now the song has changed to 'l-lark, the Strains of Youthful Voices Singingf VVhite and green are forming four straight lines, and look! they're marching into-yes-a long straight formation down the pageant grounds. VV hat a spectacle! Look! The 'Girls of Daek, Loyal Ever,' are forming a magnet, and there is the mascot-the huge red and silver magnet-Victory drawing to itself the glittering figure of the Dack Girl-Selene Davidson, the team's inspiration for sportsmanship and loyalty. 'l'hey're leaving the field now, folks, singing 'The Day of Glory.' And there go both teams off for the basketball Held for the first contest of Varsity Week.,' 37 I Tennir f R,efZecfZ0n.rf1f0m the Cmvzem Truck NIy goodness! I was sent out here to cover tennis, but this is a four- ring circus! The question is, whom to Watch. There are Betty Ross and Jeanne Tannenbaum playing off the Senior singles. Wow! Look at Betty's serve! and jeanne's return! We really ought to get a shot of those Inter champs, Estelle 'Wieder and Ruth Litt certainly play a fast game. Now, over to the farthest court. Who just hit that beautiful back-hand? Natalie? Then that must be the Senior doubles, with Helen Schwartz as Nat's pard and Ruth Landesman and Helen Hirsch as opponents. That's playing, Ruth! 'Point, set!' calls Mollie, in the next court. Look at those Inters play. 'Ron pointl' Nice work, Phyllis and Connie, and better luck next time, Audrey and Claire! Gracious, the Senior singles are finished, and Betty has won! Beautiful playing, Betty. Last game of Senior doubles! Gee, they need four camera trucks to cover these games. Nice work, Helen, and the Dacks have taken the doubles! Now, back to the Inter courts just in time to learn that the score is six to four in favor of Estellef' 'Riding Probably one of the most thrilling and hair- raising of the sequences filmed on the Rondack lot this year is 'Ride, Rondack, Ride,' a new western thriller directed by Bunny. In several exciting scenes 'this epic of the Catamount Road depicts the life of Rondack on horseback. To the name of Tom Mix and his horse 'Tony' are added Muriel Wolfsie and her horse 'Nellie' and Irma Newman and 'Easter Boyf We predict that Clarice Zinaman, one of Rondack Studios' 'finds,' will soon be cantering her way to riding fame. One of the most exciting episodes in the picture shows Clarice galloping down the road astride 'Ben Peter' with Frankie M. Wolfsie on 'Daisy' cantering after her. The cast of 'Ride, Rondack, Ride' boasts such names as Carol Lewis, Helen Schwartz, Ruth Litt, and Lucille Perlstein, all Well- known troupers and daring riders. We advise you not to miss this thriller. If you like nerve, daring, hair-raising spectacles of hard riding, we know you'll enjoy 'Ride, Rondack, Ride'! 41 Q01 f p Vile are now on the Rondack Golf Course Watching the Varsity Week Golf Tournament. Let's see now, Who's that just getting ready to drive? It's Harriette Slote, and this stroke determines the match. So far Helen Schwartz has held her to a tie. She takes a beautiful drive!-the match-and the tournament! Congratulations. It sure was an exciting game! lVhat can all that cheering be at the first hole? Betty Nlann has Won the Inter golf-it, too, was a grand game. Now over to the Putting Green. Look at that shot! That's real putting, by Judith Weiss. Shels just earned the title of 'best Inter putter.' Nice Work there, Miss VVeiss. And Gert Ureles is in the same class-'best Senior putterf Iguess Ronclack girls can play golf, all right. . Frefbie and Z67'li01 Sporty g 'LThe Movietone News takes you to Camp Ron- dack now, Where the Baby Wampas stars are shown at play. Sheclding their air of sophistication, these favor- ites of fans the World over, indulge in simple pleasures, such as clock-golf, newcombe, and croquet. It's amaz- ing, folks, simply amazing to see little Shirley Janis, our gentle, feminine Shirley, lam the balls over the volley-ball net! And Elaine Davidson certainly loses none of her pep and vivacity off the screen. She's a line player off-screen and on. And she and Jackie Rosett are certainly close rivals in clock-golf! Look at Helene Wallerstein,Arline Friedlander, Barbara Blickman, and Arline Levy playing croquetl I bet thatlll be a close score. Sorry, itls time for us to quit now. Next week We'll bring you another news-reel of your favorites at play. 42 mad will ll lli H Slow, Jffofian Scenef V C mem! Swim All hands on the set for the filming of Rondack's general swim! Slow motion cameras ready? Lens focused on shore line? O. K., then, let ,er go! Shoot! How's she recording? Fine! Eddie is bringing the whistle to her lips. Gh, this is great stuff! The campers in a colorful line from dock to dock Zig-Zag into the Water through clouds of spray! Those grins look as if theyjll never stop spreading. Lens forward! Get close-ups of those Freshies. There goes Helene VVallerstein's rubber horse. Fm switching to the end of the dock now! A '4Hands, arms, shoulders coming slowly backward, bodies bent at the waist, heads up, a Wide sweep of the arms, a spring, a splash! OH to the blue-cap lioat on perfect racing dives! Make sure you get that girl on the right in focus. Thatfs Thelma Savada's famous crawl. VVe want some side views of Beulah Daviclson's dives. 'Cutl' O.K., switch cameras. You take some shots of the patrol boats. We'll do the beginners at the red-cap fioat. Get that group going in. Hey, camera, watch your angle! Get one last view of the docks. Nlonty teaching Nlildred W7olli! the breast stroke, a group of Inters stunting-a back roll-a porpoise! VVhat a scene! The whole cast happy on its favorite set, giving an unsurpassable perform- ance of its favorite 'play'. Vmffizyf Swimming Jllleef STUDIO ANNOUNCEMENT Here they are at last, the announcements you have been waiting for,-the results of the tryouts for the new Rondack Studio's aquatic pictures. Several sequences were filmed before a decision was reached and these were the results. Rons beat Dacks in a thrilling war canoe event. Beatrice blames comes first in the Junior side dash. Ruth Litt Wins Inter rowing contest. Arline Friedlancler shows excellent form in winning Freshie boating event. Ruth Landesman, star of the meet, takes first place in diving, life-saving and Senior dash. And the Dack niermaids finally out-class the Ron by 2-l points. Yea, Dack:-z! 43 I I 44 ' ' A W MJ I I 'I ...icfl-ssafxiwalli -cw in V' I' a Howdy, friends. This is the traveling cameraman, bringing you another film in the Rondack Studio's Educational Travel Series. This one is called 'Tues- day Travels with Rondack Rovers' Come along with us to the famous Adirondack country. See authentic shots of beautiful native campgirls. See scenes never before released of original Rondack tribal journeys by canoe, motorboat, bus. sflzzmble Clomm ' T Here we are, folks, just rolling into the town of Ausable with a busload of eager and excited girls. Come along with them through one of nature's loveliest phenomena, Ausable Chasm, down an apparently endless spiral of steps, with Eleanor Linder and Edna Kadin counting them aloud. There's Lenore insisting the gorge is full of hot water! XVatch the girls register- ing awe as they pass those startling rock formations, Elephant's Head, Devil's Punch Bowl, the Mystic Gorge. Ah, they're leaving autographs at the unique Rock PostrOffice. Step carefully into the boat, Claire. Now, through the Rapids, and oh! aren't they in a hurry to get back to the simpler forms of nature like ice cream cones and sundaes! CWD. Tlaamzob You'll have to excuse us, friends, if the camera and I are a bit puffy, but Rondaclffs hardy mountain- eers are chasing up Mt. Pharaoh at top speed! Well, will you look at Ruth Altschul wrapped up in Izzyfs gloves! It if cold up here at the top, at that. You're right, Carol. This gorgeous view cannot be enjoyed on an empty stomach. On with the eats, and for dessert, hand-picked blueberries provided by old Pharaoh him- self. Wloe for my rheumatism, for they're going down in complete accord with the law of gravity. At last- the bottom! And whom do we see but Betty, Nanny, Carol and Connie, all sure they're lost. April fool! the car is just around the bend!', 45 Canoe Trip Hiiiith a hop, skip, and jump, the camera takes us right to the middle of Schroon Lake! I.et's hurry and catch up with those green canoes ahead. I-low rapidly they glide through the sun-fleckecl water! Can it he that the paddlers are inspired by the thoaght of sizzling steaks and toothsome corn? And the tomatoes! lt's now evident that even Ruth Landesman's elliorts to grill them cannot improve their spicculence. Shall we lounge around in the sunlight with some of these more indolent campers, or dash over to NYatson's ice-cream emporium? lkell, lct's l- see them shove od' anyway, as merry and sun-tanned a group of girls as this camera has seen. Lerreif N ' W What is that bus just ahead of us? Why, look who's there! Ron- dack's very youngest oil for a sur- prise trip! Hm, they seem to know all about it. just listen to Syrille Litt. I know what the Letter N is! lt's made of trees, isn't it, Greenie? Let's follow them. , , This is beautiful country, the perfect spot for a picnic lunch and a game of Indians, and look at those fifty million daisies and black-eyed susans! Sydel has an arrnful already! Some of that tall fragrant grass is almost as high as Harriett Farber! Vifhat if that surprise they keep talking about on the way hack to the bus? VVell, well, there it is. Two tables spread with delicious ice- cream and cookies. .frzmragar just look at all the Hags, folks! Wonder what convention is being held here? Let's eat lunch with Rondack and find out. Well, if Phyllis must try that mineral water, she must. Boy, oh, boy, let's get a close-up of that face shels making! Those girls will have to hurry if they want to get sodas, cheese, crackers and magazines. !'Shirley, Frankie, Lucille and Beulah seem to be having great fun taking pictures. Let's get a few good shots of the group. Well, they are , hurrying back fast. Oho, it's a ques- tion of getting a good seat in the bus! lVhat is Lucille saying? 'W'asn,t it swell being in Saratoga with the Spanish-American Wvar Veterans? I hope they had as good a time as we did'f' ' 46 I I 47 fBzmz, Fire, fBzm2 ,A Serial Flicker in Eight Epirooief Episode 1 of 'Burn, Fire, Burn' linds Beulah Davidson as David strumming on her harp to the tune of 'Little David, Play on Your Harpf Jeanne Tannenbaum as Goliath prepares for battle and Camp Rondacl-: as a whole sighs contentedly and prepares to enjoy this and the following campfire episodes of a most enjoyable serial. Episode 2 starts with the Ron and .Daclc Teams marching in and viewing with bated breaths the pinning of names to the totem poles. lVIabel's and Ruth's messages are heard and old campers sing team and camp songs while the new campers begin to understand, revere, and love Rondack traditions. Episode 3 goes from the sublime to the ridiculous as Bunk A holds a cowboy camphre of dances by Ruth Landesrnan and original songs of camp life. The cow- boy games prove highly diverting. Episode 4 takes us to the land of the Redman where with great solemnity songs, poems, and stories are told by Bunk B. Then Rondack goes to bed to dream of tepces, Indian blankets, and feather head-dresses. Episode 5 transports Camp Rondack to the jungle to the beat of tom-toms and the droning of Vachel Lindsay's 'The Congof A jungle story is told and American games are played. Episode 6 shows Robin Hood and his Merry Men in Lincoln Green telling stories, playing new games and singing songs that are strangely familiar to modern, American Camp Rondack. The next episode brings to the 'Rondack campfire the ragle-taggle gypsies. We hear old gypsy songs and legends and forecasts of Rondack destinies. The last episode of 'Burn, Fire, Burn' marks the close of team competitions. The totem poles are burned and the hatchet is buried. Soft voices sing 'Rondack The Camp We Love' around the last camphre of 193sl. 48 Arty and Cmfzir Clare-Upx This is Rondack's Arts and Crafts Bunk, boys. I hope we won't have to take the door off its hinges to get your special technicolor camera into the bunk, Bob. Careful, now! Okay. Bring the camera over here. The first picture I Want is one of this painting on glass that Mildred Wolff made. Be sure you get that cleverly blended red and gold background, see how effective it is where the sun strikes the red fire coming out of the green dragor1's mouth? That's especially important. Oh, hereis another painting on glass, Judith Weiss, silhouette of a girl in a swing. 'We certainly want that. Swing your camera around this Way, Bob, so that we can get a shot of Fay lVIerson's modernistic cigarette-box and Barbara Bersohn's pewter candy-dish. How about a snap of Lucille Perlstein's leather cushion and Nanette Chan- kin's leather writing-portfolio? They're both so well done. We really need a close-up of them. I Wish We could use pictures of everything in here, but we'll just take a group-shot of these silver bracelets that Virginia Rosencrans, Isabel Schlifman, Carolyn Wolff, Shirley Greene, and Frances Block made and then welll have to go. Better take a close-up so that you can get those monograms and initials into the picture, Bob. Okay, boys, be careful of the camera as you move it out. Say, Won't we get some Fine scenic effects when we develop these? 49 5 1 f ' L I 50 L I On Location at the Romlfzck Studio Uncle Sazmfr 51' oyfloop Hello, is this the hfiarapount Studios? Let me speak to the boss. This is the production scout calling. Yes, Fve just found a wow of a Fourth of July show. Uh-huh. At Rondack. Gee, it had everything we want-colorful scenery, costumes, witty lyrics, eccentric dances. W7hat,s that? 0h yes, I have contracts prepared for the entire cast in their original parts. Wre must have Ruth Altschul as Uncle Sam and Eleanor Linder as the little girl Betty who visits his Fourth of July Toyshop. Those two red-nosed, lovesick Jumping Jacks, Isabel Horowitz and Jean Field, would make a hit in that number 'If I Could VVin a Fire-cracker Doll., l think we need those three Firecracker Dolls, too, don't you F-Lucille Simon, Carol Lewis, and Edna Kadin. Wihat's that? Yes, there's a balloon doll act that Sonya Benjamin did very well. And of course we want the Pop, VVhiz and Bang Clowns. Wre can save the blocks for the climax. Sure, live blocks spelling out HURRAH, FOURTH OF JULY in a tricky alphabet song and dance. And what a finale, boss!-the tin soldiers in technicolor, with the whole cast singing 'Tramp- ing Feet in the Toyshop hleet' to the rhythm of 'The Beat of My Heartl' 'What was that? Oh, no! Wie can't have them until the fall. The whole cast is already signed up at Rondack for the summer. The Tirtbday Qi the Infamm THROUGI-I A DIRECTOR,S MEGAPHONE I Im I All right nowl Everyone on the set for the Birthday ofthe Infanta. Cameras! Lights! Well begin with the roving minstrels to give the spirit of 16th century Spain. The monkish costumes will be very effective. Now let's have that graceful opening minuet by the court attendants, slow and stately. The Infanta interrupts here, imperiously and petulantly. Cutl. Good work, Frances Richman. That's it, Fay Nlerson. You, the Duchess, rebuke her for actually wanting to play on her birthday, like other children. You tell her of a surprise. Good! She grows curious and demanding. Ah, 1 '-fi 52 she guesses it-a fantastic to amuse her on her birthday. Excellent work there, Frances! Your cue, Muriel VVolfsie. As chamberlain you greet the Infanta. Fine. Hold that dignified attitude. Now you lead in the fantastic. All right-the song and dance to amuse her. Remember, Audrey, you love the Infanta and would make her laugh! She throws you a rose before she leaves. Now, the big moment! The vain courtier, Helene, has uncovered the mirror. You, the ugly fantastic, see yourself. Register all the anguish of heartbroken little dwarf, as you die! Audrey, that's real acting! Now, lnfanta, all your hauteur in the curtain line. 'I-lenceforth, let those who come to play with me have no heart!' Congratulations, everybody! This production will pack the theatres. Little Women MIDNIGIIT FANTASY Special repri1ztf1'om july iffue of Screen Storieru-filly 22, 1934 M Two new summer releases were shown last night to an enthusiastic audience in a special pre-view at the Rondack Playhouse. jot this down on your list of things to see at your local theatre. lVlidnight Fantasy is the perfect curtain-raiser. Two portraits-Nliss 1734 and Miss 1934-meet in several delightful moments of humor and naTvet6. Natalie Sobol appears here in hoop skirt and rufiie, for all the world like the sweet old-fashioned valentine she describes to her great grand-daughter. And Mabel Fisher! In spite of that svelte evening dress Cwhich made the Freshies gasp with wonder and awej she went right on punning- Snow again, grandma, I didn't get your drift! You can imagine the hilarious complications in dialogue as the two endeavor to understand each other. Class it as an A-1 short. It was a thoroughly old-fashioned evening, and that sophisticated Rondack audience just loved it! They were simply captivated by Little YVomen. YVatch Carol Lewis. She's the new Hepburn. Cr-r-ristopher Columbusll' She might have stepped, curly-headed and vivacious, gentle and brusque, right out of the pages of the book, 53 -- - ' Virginia Rosencrans, a newcomer to the screen, did a remarkable piece of work as the gentle, dignified lVleg, and Shirley Greene was excellently cast as Beth. Frances M .lVolfsie was a truly handsome and gallant Laurie, who knew just how to wheedle the rather tempera- mental Amy of Frances Block, with that Come now, do be a good girl. Who can forget the sensational entrance of Nanny Chankin as Nlarmee? She had ' everything on that hat but Rondack's pine trees, and the remarkable gravity of her face simply increased the laughter. Nor must we forget to recommend Harriette Slote for more character parts. She made a perfect Hannah, with a brogue more Irish than a New York policeman. You'll find these Rondack Little lVomen a great big hit. Dutch Daingf COMING A'1'TRACTIONS Be sure not to miss the grand premier of .- Dutch Doings which comes to the Rondack Flay- X house on July 15. Here is what you have been gif' 1 waiting for, something new and different, with a con- XEL, y:Ag: 'E stellation of Junior and Freshie stars. You'll hum ' . ,,,Y along with it from the opening chorus, The Children of Holland Wear Wooden Shoes, to the grand , jg., finale of the Little Dutch Mill.'i You'll actually A i 3 fy A' ,Q think yourself-in Holland when you hear the grand- IF 1 ' , Y --,ugh mother, Beatrice lVasser, sing A Long Time Ago. , L ,ff when you see the windmill turning to the rhythm of -Q3 7 l .Ss If .N -ai, 'WVheat, Give Me 'Wheatf' Those charming Dutch -2' , V, E. 2' boys-Irma Newman Felice Linder and Rochelle Y. '. , f Nleisel-will tantalizeiyou with I Know a Secret. , ,-. , ' P ' See pretty little Shirley Janis, Annette Kaufman tTx. f ,N and Claire Field with long .yellow braids, clicking gif 4 ' ' their needles to '4The Knitting Song. Rondackls red-headed Warbler, Lenore Farber, will delight you with her Milkman's Song, and you'll want to tell your neighbor about Rondack's little five-year-old Shirley Temple, our own Harriet Farber, who sings about the Turtle Who Couldn't Catch Mel You'll find this coming attraction full of Rondack's small but coming attrac- tions. Claire De La Lzme A MUSICAL COMEDY Ladies and Gentlemen, you are about to witness a spectacular experiment! The Rondack Research Laboratories have just perfected an immense new lens, and so powerful is it that we hope to photograph a moving picture of the Moon! Be patient for a moment, folks, as the camera is now being focused on the rising Nloon. 54 Willy, this is strange. There is our own famous professor Eleanor Linder, author of 'Obey That l'mpulse,' leaving for the Moon. Who is that charming Claire de la Lune he's talking to? She looks amazingly like our own Claire Kulok of the Earth. Alia! They have very earthy problems, too, it seems. There's the image of Betty Mann telling Claire, 'Nly Darling Daughter, You Really Oughter' marry the rich Professor. Look! There are the milkmen of the Milky YVay. 'It's Great to Be a Nlilkman' evidently, for Claire seems to be in L' love with one, and are we 'lunyl too, or isn't he Edna Kadin? 'WVhy, they grow Petunias on the lVloon, too, the professor- hunting variety, it seems, for this most Florence Robbins- looking Petunia, is certainly making the professor run rings around the Moon. W'ell, we guess you never knew that lVIoon- beams were so pretty, or sang and danced so well, did you, or that stars gossiped so busily? Ah, there he is himself, The Man in the Moon, Claire's father Cdoesn't he remind you of Sonya Benjamin?j arriving at the crucial moment, just as Claire is about to marry the Professor . . . The de la Lunes are 'in the money' now, real Moonlight Nlillionaires, and as for the happy double-wedding, all's well that ends well on the Nloon, too! 'Red Riding Hood AN ANIMATED CARTOON Wlalt Dizzy has certainly outdone himself in this newest of his animated color cartoons, 4'Little Red Riding Hood. YVe understand that the dainty little White-robed fairies who opened the story were posed for by Selene, Gloria, Claire, Dorothy, and Betty. Little Red Riding Hood herself seemed to walk right out of the story-book. By the way, we understand that Rochelle lVIeisel was NValt's in- spiration for this character. The lrVoodcutters' Chorus which followed was a beautiful bit of synchronization and color photo- graphy. The voice of the Big Bad VVolf did sound like Annette Kaufman's, but that Wolf seemed much too real to be just a little camper. As for the music-the Wfoodcutters' Chorus, the Fairies' Song, the Wolf's Song-well, we are still humming theml Yes, Red Riding Hood is undoubtedly the latest and best of VValt Dizzy's cartoons. We mustn't forget to mention the stage show, Dreams For Sale, which ac- companied the cartoon. The Freshie Symphony was there, too, with a bang!-and the Freshie actors were thoroughly charming. After you see this grand musical number you,ll want to buy all your dreams from Bunks 9 and lO. l 5 5 The Senior Jiifinmfel Show lXfIr. Interlocutor Landesman-Good evening, everybody. I hope you liked that sprightly show our Seniors gave. How did you feel about it, NIL MacTootsie? lXIacTootsie Altschul-Oh, sho'. I done thot the hoppin'-up way it began wit dat song We Starts the Shown was jis elegant! 'Wahwee Lewis of Bunk B-VVell, Ah kinda think the dancin, by Edna Isaacs even better, and maybe you all don't think that Betty Ross and Izzy Horowitz done the grandest cake-walk to Clap Yo' Hands? Interlocutor-Well, let,s not quarrel about it. It was a good show. Nlolasses Block-You know, Ah kinda liked the song to Abie, You're My Relaxa- tion, and mos' of all Ah loves our own song Oh, There Are just Three of Us and That Makes Us Sore. QAll laugh at the recollection of the gentle digs at camper and councillor contained in the song, and the blushes thereofj Interlocutor-None of you even mentioned the jokes, and I thought they were pretty good. lVIacTootsie-Hm, we all thinks so much of we all, we oughta sing 'LSatislied. Interlocutor-No, let's do part of the finale! All-We ends the show. We brought you joking and music and dancing And singing and prancing and talent, you know VVe ends the show. 51' foe Councillors' Show The old order changeth-giving place to a show written, directed, produced, and acted by the councillors. VVill wonders never cease? A Midsummer Night- mare, or VVe Are 23 Skidoo, an opus in three epics, starred Topsy Barasch an- nouncing Scene ll, A Grand Yarn or The VVool Over Your Eyes, Scene 2, 'LI-Iey, Nanny, Nanny, or Stringing the Poils Alonggl' and Scene 3, Keep the Campfires Burning, or Smolka Gets in Your Eyes. Contrary to most expectations the coun- cillors did very well by themselves-and us-in hilarious take-offs of the knitting fad, the Gag QHagj meetings Qwho can ever forget Mr. Mollie lVIabel Chankin selecting the new I-Iaggers?j, and the campfire, down to the finale, 4'We Close This Camp and the show. 56 57 ' The Timtef qi Tenqmzce Oh, it was the very model of a drama operatic, It was full of information scenic, vocal and dramatic. There were tender-hearted pirates at their dubious profession, There were all the Major's daughters in astonishing procession 7 And then there were policemen, too-more timid than ambitious, And paradoxes popping up at moments unpropitious. In short in all of matters vocal, scenic and dramatic, lfVe gave the very model of a drama operatic! lt's true that Ruth confused the words which Frederick's father But she was only slightly deaf and very Well-intentioned. Poor Frederick-slave of duty and of conscience inelastic- Torn between his Mabel's charms and pirate oath most drastic No hero at the age of five was ever more precocious, Or ever had his birthdays fall in manner more atrocious. In short, in matters comical and thoroughly erratic, WVe gave the very model of a drama operatic! A more encyclopedic major-general ne'er sported A higher hat than Stanleyls, or a knowledge more assorted, Or told an Orphan's story more irregular and phony Than Stanley did to save his brood from sudden matrimony. But when a dreadful pirate proves to be an ex-Brain Truster, lt's very clear that as a son-in-law he will pass muster. In short, in every matter vocal, scenic and dramatic, lVe gave the very model of a drama operatic! 58 I mentioned, rg x-' X f fa rip fm if ,fl 'X Q' ' QT 5553? xffyw .. xl5 7f'-xl: 7' QR l X gp ,Q gl? ,,.f, Nxtrzifff, X fm-px X 'b V.-.Mx WL-, rv - ,. . fl? 'EV , N ff r f , , xg ' t 4, 'F X' . ' l I ' ',' A' ff, 'lizx - 1' ' i V V ' l ,, f-ff-mix 4 W , fi - f ' I 'D Q . t-J, -f J TR Xiflt I I f YIQN X, ' X ' 9' A I : Z: lf, I U Q21 l fl , . G: 5 ,T-. 6 X' ALJ 16, if-v THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE Qt! M gc, ? ffl' f CHARACTERS - sl W, X , J RICHARD, A Pirate Cltiel ................ Jeanne Tzmnenbattni .. - , ll TX SAMUEL, His Lieutenant .,,... ..., ' Isabel Horowitz 'W- y K tx FREDERICK, A Pirate Apprentice.. . ....... Jean Ficltl A I ff' l MAJOR-GENERAL STANLEY ..... . ..... Ruth Landcstnan l l f I ll EDWARD, A Sergeant ol Police ............... Thelma Savada ' , MABEL, General Stanley's Youngest Daughter. ...Helen Hirsch X - A ,11- ' l KATE 5 Lucille simon ' 4.111 'ff G,,. ' EDlTl'l MajorfGcttct'al Stanlcy's Daughters llculalt Davidson ,gm tszxmzt. lMiltlrezlWollT f- , 4P RUTH, A l'iratical Maid ol All NVork ..., ...... R uth Altsfhul X' I' FV? PIRATES , ., 32 - 7 Q 'W -' t - F Ed ' -' , if yV Helen Abclcs. N:tnettr:C.l1:tnlrtn, ROS 3 H FUSE 1121 . X if If ,if ' Isaacs, Carol Lewis.Vtrgtntzi Rosencrans,Bctty Ross, , I Cl -' A- 'ff K Isabel Schlllmati. Harrietle Slate, Carolyn Wolff. 43 xl- , 1 ' Q , I' ' 7 DAUGHTERS OF MAJOR-GENFRAL STANLEY 4 x . - ' ' ' ,f I Mabel Fisher. Lucille Pearlstein, Helen Schwartz, Florence I V f l f ,l Shapera, ,loan Shepard, Natalie Sohol, Marjorie Ullman, lx l V ' I Q r' Gertrude Urelcs, Frances M. VVolfsic. t 5 S, ,' rg, 1 gi 1 ' L ' POLICEMEN LE' T7 ' Elaine Dwnretzky, Ruth Lilt, Evelyn Sitonter, Betty Schwartz., X Muriel Wollsic. I D ' f 3-:.:. . .XX3 Q L ' If I - A i 7. ,W yt it do , A , f f , 1 f -f TI, E if X l Q ' T A K fx' l lf 5 59 60 Sala! QAM Jlflomie The Tagmnf in Technicolor GREEN Yelvet grounds spread brilliantly Against a pinewood greenery, Perfect stage for pageantry. BLUE AND XVHITE Quiet white-robed figures, these, Blue scarves caught in summer breeze. BROWN Greeks and Romans leap and twirl Tunic brown on sun-browned girl. ORANGE Dull-garbed women, shawled of old, Hebrew men with blouses gold. GREEN AND RED Savages to the tom-tom beat, Flashing red on arms and feet. BLACK AND RED The old Sardona's rhythms wind ln gleaming black and red entwined YELLOW-RED-BLUE Burst of color in the sun, Russians dance in lively fun. BROWN AND PINK Wfith stately Argentino grace Three figures sway in tango pace. GRAY AND RED Two solid gray-clad ranks advance, Red sleeves bend as workers dance. FINALE Blue and red and yellow gold- Dull gray-brown and orange bold- ln Portland Fancy circling round Against the green of pageant ground. Cant gf Tazfgeamf Fvillt Vl'7l1lUT1El1'1 ,.,,,. ,,,,,, A ,, ,,Y,,. Y,,w,L uth L3ndgSmg111 Tl1C Voice ......,,..,...,.,.,,..,.,. ,,.,...v,......,.,.,.. , ,,,,,, , ,, ,,,,,,, ,,5,,A,Y,Y-,Y-,,,wMV,VY E lsa Nleyfson Pages A.AA..A. ,,,..,,..,...,,..,...,,.. ...,...,,..,,,. , 7 7 77,,77.,,.. Helene Friedlander, Betty Schwartz PHILOSOPHERS OF THE VVORLD-Prelude, Chorale and Fugue by Cesar Franck Ruth Altschul, Beulah Davidson, Jean Field, lX'Tabel Fisher, Helen Hirsch, Isabel Horowitz, Edna Isaacs, Helen Schwartz, -Ioan Shepard, Harriette Slote, Mildred lVollI. GREEK YOUTHS-Papillon by Schumann Lenore Farber, Claire Kulolt, Elaine Levy, Ruth Oestreicher, Phyllis Ross, Evelyn Sitomer, , Audrey W'eiser, Priscilla VVolfli, Clarice Zinaman, Judith Weiss HEBREVV CHILDREN-Hora QI-Iovoh Nagilahj and Jewish Clapping Dance GIRLS Selene Davidson, Shirley Janis, Annette Kaufman, Felice Linder, Betty Mitchell BOYS Claire Field, Carolyn Gold, Rochelle Nleisel, Irma Newman, Gloria Schustelt SAVAGES-Percussion Accompaniment Nanette Chankin, Beulah Davidson, Nlabel Fisher, Lucille Perlstein, Virginia Rosencrans Thelma Savada, Lucille Simon, llllarjorie Ullman, Gertrude Ureles, Nlildred Wolff, Frances NI. W'olfsie SPANISH PEASANTS-Sardona CCatalonian Folk Dancej YVONIEN Sonya Benjamin, Carol Davidson, Corinne Du Bois, Rosalind Fisher, Frances Goldstein Frances Richman, Doris Ritter, Muriel VVeiss NIEN Barbara Bersohn, Shirley Frost, Beatrice James, Helen Lewis, Eleanor Linder, Freddie Orleans, Beatrice lVasser, Judith 'Weitzner RUSSIAN PEASANTS-The Crested Hen CRussian Folk Songl Ruth Bergman, Barbara Blickman, Sydel Cohn. Elaine Davidson, Harriet Farber, Arline Friedlander, Betty Geller, Ann Gottlieb, -lean Jahr, Arline Levy, Syrille Litt, Dolores New, corn, ,Iaqueline Rosett, ,Ioan Seinels, Judith Simon, Dorothy Ureles, Helene VVallerstein Doris Woloshin Petrouchka by Stravinsky A Elaine Dworetzky, Anne Fried, Claire Ginsburg, Constance Gottlieb, Ruth Litt, Betty Mann, Fay lVIerson, Florence Robbins, Estelle Vlfiedcr, hluriel VVolfsie, Edna Kadin SOUTH ANIERICAN CONTINENTALS-Bolero by Ravel Frances Block, Shirley Greene, Natalie Sobol LABORERS OF THE W'ORLD-Rhapsody by Brahms ' Helen Abeles, Ruth Altschul, Nanette Chankin, Jean Field, Roslyn Frost, Helen Hirsch, Isabel Horowitz, Edna Isaacs, Carol Lewis, Betty Ross, Thelma Savada, Isabel Schlifman, joan Shepard, Jeanne Tannenbaurn, Carolyn Wolff PORTLAND FANCY-An Original American Folk Tune Entire Cast 62 W Q 'US 1- , ' '45 af - Q ! I 1 fz.,fg !,,, Q . , ' . -4? f ! Ax A ' HE Sums,-5 X 'CWS I ix f - ' . NN Q-A ' 5 Q,--V '- AA 'fgf, ! f .5 sf' 1, f K-u f 4 X 1, , 13- .' I 1 , gf JJ ' 43- ' 'X ' 4 if A -QQ N' ' Lqg,,,,.grs Cesar Fha 3 r Q HQ wav-iq M Ck Ute Ou MOHJQ, AGN . - ' ' if 1 , Q 1 'I ' I X i iz f-A -,111 ' 44157121-4 'f VYHA R' . . 4 f K W -f sg gl , jug ' L X J ,1-yniy K 3 N Boxero-V.R 4 KWQX 5.2 Russmn 63 mum ' T.-55 x Q glee Club Sound effects by Glee Club. This flashed upon the screen was enough to insure for us the excellent synchronization of that epic film HRONDACK 19347 Throughout the unreeling of this picture, We were soothed, stimulated and delighted in turn by the various appearances of the Glee Club singing such favorites as We Gather Together, Who is Sylvia? I-Iandelis Largo, and All Through the Night. The musical climax of this feature was undoubtedly the Glee Club Concert which featured such stars as Betty Ross, Helen Hirsch and Ruth Altschul in The Nlermaidf' Two Grenadiersf, VVinter, and A Capital Ship. Jlflzefieezl vfI1 WZ7Z ,gememir I u Six Movenzevztr I. Rondack listens to the music of Vienna, Italy, old England, Russia, and S ain. P II. Back to nature-with the c'Dancing Raindropsv of Harriet Farber, Ro- chelle IVIeisel's Rooster, and Audrey VVeiser's and Lenore Farber's 'LSt:ars of the Summer Night. III. Beethoven in his gentler moments and Betty Geller and Carolyn Gold in their more musical moments. IV. Mozart comes to life in three dramatic scenes of his childhood, youth, and manhood. V. Lucille Perlstein, Sonya Benjamin, Beatrice Wvasser, Chopin, Nlendelsohn, and Schumann bring us the romantic mood. VI. An hour of modern music With Debussy, Helen Hirsch, Mildred Wolif, and Thelma Savada. 64 Senior ight Spotlight The spotlight moves rapidly over another summer of Senior night revels. Here it rests upon the popular Jean, trying to dance with six boys at once-or perhaps it's the other way round. There is Natalie, dancing blissfully with some tall dark Romeo from Schroon Lake Camp. Now it focuses upon Mr. Chankin serving punch to the thirsty crowd, which is endangering the stability of the punch table. The light plays aimlessly about, then strays to Cayuga where it reveals Betty's blushes as she is being serenadedg to Schroon Lake Camp and a thrilling performance of The Last lVIile. The beam wanders again this time to Brant Lake's refreshment corner where a gay crowd is gathered. Ah! Here we are at the Social Hall of YVakonda, with the spotlight illuminating their sparkling version of Senorita.,' There are Frankie and Shirley giggling again at Pine Tree. Thatls Nlabel dancing in a waltzy contest and Helen dividing them into a multi- plication dance. The spot is wavering. It grows dimmer-just enough light to reveal a summerful of merry laughing faces-and it is out. mfeltyf Cgbtf IN COINIMOTION PICTURES 7 The virtues of some wild weird wares in ads We first relate' Bunk A gets the contract for coffee with a date. 'i 'i'-:Yr Cnr Senior Southern rnammies sing and entertain, VVh1le poor Epaminondas racks his scanty brain. 'ir-4-'i' Then behind the microphone we all go on a spree, With broadcasts never heard before on any land or sea. - 'i :l: ir' We dive into our dictionaries for a lengthy word To spell it out in syllable that can be seen and heard. 'al--lr-'ir Then games are played by campers of all assorted sizes, The very lucky ones a-winning all assorted prizes. 'ir 'ir 'il' Look at us! VVe're all dressed up and we've a place to go, For there's a fancy dress ball at the Social Hall, you know. 65 1-ls. Happy faalmgf Team Sing The last reel unrolls, and-in the good movie tradition-we reach the happy endingf' The beginning of the end is a pleasant one. as the Team Sing strikes a nielodious note. Girls of Dack make a stirring entrance, followed by the .lions XYith the Courage of Convictionf' On, the platform of the Social Hall the entire production staff is assembled, listening intently as the entire Rondack cast per- forms. 'lfhe teams salute each other in mutual tribute to good sportsmanship and spirit. Rondack is hailed in skillful melodic arrangements, hliondack to Thee, and the Dack's Moonlit XYaters. 'l'hen in softly sentimental mood both teams sing their farewells to Camp. 'llhouffh the lions emerffe the victors, it is 'tn evening of h'n'monv and com- rl b 1 b ' . radeship for both teams. Team Tarty Seven bells ! ll Seven bells l ll All ashore that's goin' ashore. The S. S. Ron- dack is about to set sail from its moorings at the' Social Hall. Hold that gang- plank! Here come this evenin's guests of honor, the Captains. all ship-shape and ready to join in the fun of the maiden voyage. As they pass among the honored audience ttheir late crewsj a thunder of applause rolls out. The Captains are shown to their table of honor on the Captains' Bridge by their first-mates twho, by the way. chartered this ship for the eveningj. 'I'he tourists and cabin passen- gc-rs heartily joined in the evenings jollity and those who excelled in deck sports won their candy stripes. 'Despite the abundance of refreshments served none of the passengers were troubled with sea-sickness. .Ns the ship returned to its hold- ings. the crews sang their 'hnal tribute to Mabel, Helen, Ruth and Isabel. The gBanqaer Eat drink, and be merry, for to-morrow we leave. Allow me to introduce Little .Xuclreyf' said Ruth Landesman, master of cere- monies. opening the banquet, and the camp laughed and laughed and laughed. tln to the soup, through the chicken-patties. Look! Lost and Found. Behold ,leanne's hat and Griftie's scarf! Now Little .-Xudrey prepares to shed-here is Carolyn's hat and a woolly sweater labeled Elisha but claimed by-Xkihizl On to the main course with Hunk Ii cheering between mouthfuls. XYhat's this now? A cake, and by all the ghosts of past banquets, what a cake! Bunk :X makes some hilarious prophesies for they can see into the future! 'llhen pklaska, the baked ice- cream, and again Bunk .X arises to read its will. Hut llunk B has a will of its own, and proceeds to express it. .Xnd on to the banquet's end and ,-X 'lloast to Rondackf' 66 Applaufe amd Hiffef QA Lot gf fBzmk Tun Mwcsfxzmi-3 RACK Good Housekeeping ....... .....,............,..........,,....,...... I X l he Leader ...,....,...,.,.... Baseball ........,.,.....,,., Film Fun ,,,.......,,.,,.,,. Country Gentleman ....... House and Garden ..,.,.,,. Vogue. ...... ........,. ltsquire ..........,..,....... Child Life ...,.,,,, American .,..,,..,...,.... ,. I W' lime ..A...................,........ Saturday Evening P ....,,...,.....,....1'iL11lli QA I 1 -I eanne I annenbauni .......,....'l'uesday Nights .........,......,....,..Charlie .......jean Chankin .........,......,Bunlc A ...........Mr. Chankin ......Freshie Activities ..,.........Color Guard .......... 3rd lVhistle ost ...... .....................,........ ..........,........,...,.........,. R I all -I u d ge ...........,..,...,............... Nairn' Helen Schwartz Lucille Perlstein Roslyn Frost Helen Hirsch N anette Chankin Mildred XVOIFE Ruth Litt Carol Lewis Virginia Rosencrans Ruth Altschul Ruth Landesman S'lIA'l'IS'l'ICS licworifr SGAVITIQ , .,vwi Councillors' Meeting Usually Foimd lYell I ! ! ! ! With Mabel it the dust! So what ? I don't care! I can ride a horse! cz :K H H Don't annoy nie. You have oars today. K6 is l'm not proud I Oh, thank you so much ! Aw, nuts! Why don't you fry some? 'l'hey're delicious l H H If 67 More fun! More Indians bite lYorking on RoNDAC'rs At the lake On the Golf Course Hip pippin snippin dippinf' Knitting At Arts and Crafts Re-arranging the boat house Rehearsing .Xt the back-board At the barn Fencing X L71 flirt 1 gif? lv D W f fy Q I ik f z 1 I 1 9 ,Lu 32-' ,f, f , X , IX ? X 7 ,7 , ,f K 5 f l Qy Qu QL f V! f 'lf - A KX , ff G3 f I W J Q, X Q ' 4 AQ I ' f 1 X pf! I I Q, QA I 5 V, 1 W K 'E' If My , , 1 F X 'ic-gap fx 9 Ji .Awards Silver Cup llest All-Around Camper ..... ..... Gold C. R. Pendant Best All-Around Camper, Louis Cohn Aw:11'cl ..,., . Gold C. R. Rings Best Senior Athlete ..o...,,,,...., .. .... ,.... .,.....,,.. . , Best Intermediate Athlete .... .. Best Junior Athlete ....,........ Best Freshie Athlete .... Ron Team Captain ....... Duck 'lleam Captain ...e............. Ron Team Business Manager ,v..v. Daclc Team Business Manager ..,.............. .,i4. . . Gold C. R. Pendants Best Senior Swimmer .,....,.... Best Intermediate Swimmer ..... Best Junior Swimmer ........... Best Freshie Swimmer.. ......,...,.,..,,i.... .. .,...,. Greatest Improvement in Swimming, Senior, .....,.ii,,,,, Greatest Improvement in Swimming. lntermecliate ...... Greatest Improvement in Swimming, Junior ............. Greatest Improvement in Swimming, Frcshie...... Best Senior Diver ................................. .............. lflest Intermediate Diver ..... Gold C. R. Pins SERVI CI-2 Ruth Li tt Lucille Perlstein N anette Chankin Arline Friecllancler Carol Lewis Harriette Slote PIio'i'oc:RAPIIY: Claire Ginsburg 69 ......l'lelen Scliwartz ...mlflielen SCl'lXVZll'lZ , X v....'lc:l1111c limnenlmum .. .............. Ruth lQitt ...,..Leonore Farber .....-laqueline Rosett ..,...Ruth . 'Xltschul ....,...Mz1bel Fisher .,,...lszihel Horowitz ...nltlelen Schwartz ..,...Ruth Lzuiclesnizm ....,...'I3etty Mann .,...lgCZl.il'lCC James ...vlilaiue Davidson ...,,......l-lelen Aheles ......Fl'Zll1CCS Richman ......Dolores Newcorn .....l'l'elene lVzLllerstein .,.,,,,Ruth Lztnflesmzln .........juclith XVeiss Jeanne 'liZLlll'lCl'llJ11l1ll1 Frances M. XVol fsie Gold C. R. Magazine Quills Mildred Xl'olff Betty Ross Natalie Sobol Thelma Savada Helen Schwartz Helen Hirsch Jeanne Tannenbaum Harriette Slote Silver Tennis Cup Senior Singles ....... ........,.....,......,.....,. ............,.,.......,.w. Gold C. R. Tennis Racquets Senior Doubles .,..,. ...........w............,.........................,..., Silver C. R. Tennis Racquets lnterinediate Singles ..,.... i..... Intermediate Doubles ...... .. . ,. . .. Gold C. R. Pendants llest Senior Golfer. ,......,,.... Best Intermediate Golfer ...... Best Senior Putter ....,.......,. Hest Intermediate Putter .,..........................................., Gold C. R. Paddles Best Senior Canoeist .......,........ Ilest Intermediate Canoeist ..,,...............,.............. Gold C. R. Oars Hest Senior Rower ....,..... ...................... Best Intermediate Rower ...... Nest Junior Rower ........... Best Freshie Rower ..... ..................................... Gold C. R. Targets llest Senior Archer ............. .... ....,............................ lllest Intermediate Archer ..... I-lest Junior Archer ..,............,. ...... ......................................, Gold C. R. Glee Club Pins Lucille .ll'erlstein Roslyn Frost Constance Gottlieb Carol Lewis ....,...l3etty Ross SNatalie Sobol ll-lelen Schwartz ................lislelle Xliiecler l Phyllis Ross IConstanee Gottlieb larrielte Slote ,...........l5ctty Mann ...,....Gertrude Ureles ,.,,,,.Qluclith XYeiss ......Ruth Landesman ............il3etty Mann .......l-larrielte Slote ................lll1ll1 Litt .,.........Doi'is lVoloshin .....:Xrline liriccllzmclcr eanne 'Fannenbaum . ,................. Ruth Li ll Barbara llersohn Ruth Altschul, Sonya Benjamin, Beulah Davidson, Elaine Dworetzky, Lenore Farber. Jean Field. Roslyn Frost. Constance Gottlieb, Helen Hirsch. Edna lsaacs. Carol Lewis. Eleanor Linder, Ruth Litt, Betty Ross, Evelyn Sitomer. Thelma Sa- vacla. Lucille Simon. Frances M. Xllolfsie, lX'Iuriel Xliolfsie, Audrey Xlieiser. 70 Bronze C. R. Athletic Test Pins SC'7Il0l'.Y.' 50 points or more Ruth Altschul, Nanette Cllillllilll, Roslyn Frost, Helen Hirsch, Edna Isaacs Ruth Landesman, Betty Ross, Jeanne 'llannenbaunr Izzfvrsi 38 fmzvzfs 01' more Constance Gottlieb, Edna Radin Ruth Litt, Claire Kulok, Phyllis Ross, Eve- ? . , . lyn Sitomer, Audrey Weiser, Estelle XvlCClCl', Muriel Violfsie, Clarice Zinaman. .1IlIli0I'S-' I' oinfs or mort' 3 Barbara Bersohn, Lenore Farber, -lean blahr, Beatrice james, Judith XYeitzner. Fresl11'vs.' 8 ponzfx or nmrv Elaine Davidson, Arline Friedlander, .laqueline Rosett, Helene Xiiallerstein. NEATEST QUARTERS-Bronze C. R. Pins .S'1'11i01's :Xb-Helen Abeles, Ruth Altschul, Nanette Chanlsin, lsabel Horowitz, Betty Ross, Miss Smolka. lllfl'I'I1IC'dilIft'5 3b-Constance Gottlieb, Fay Merson. Ruth Oestreicher, Estelle Niiiedcr, Miss Sotkin. Jzriliarx Sa-Betty Geller, lrma Newman. Selma Mabel, Muriel Simon, Dorothy Ureles, Miss Barasch. l71'vsliie.v 9a-Elaine Davidson, Arline Friedlander, .laqueline Roselt. .Ioan Semels, Helene XN'allerstein. Miss Schurig. PERFECT RATINGS-Bronze C. R. Pins Betty Aronson, Helen Abeles, Ruth Altschnl, Sonya Benjamin, Barbara Her- sohn, Ruth Bergman, Barbara Bliclcman. Frances Block, Nanette Chanlcin, Sydel Cohn, Beulah Davidson. Elaine Davidson, Carol Davidson, Selene Davidson, Corinne DuBois. Elaine Dworetzlty, Harriet Farber, Lenore Farber. Claire Field, .l can Field, Mabel Fisher, Rosalind Fisher. Anne Fried, Arline Friedlander, Helene Friedlander, Roslyn Frost. Shirley Frost, lfletty Geller, Claire Ginsberg, Carolyn Gold, Frances Goldstein, Ann Carol Gottlieb, Constance Gottlieb, Lucille Gottlieb. Shirley Greene, Helen Hirsch, 'Isabel Horowitz, Edna Isaacs, 'lean jahr, Beatrice blames. Shirley hlianis, Edna Kadin. Annette Kaufman. Claire Kulok, Ruth Landes- man, Arline Levy, Elaine Levy, Carol Lewis, Helen Lewis. Felice Linder, Eleanor Linder, Ruth Litt, Syrille Litt, Selma Mabel, Retty Mann. Rochelle Meisel, Fay Merson, 'Betty Mitchell, Dolores Newcorn. Irma Newman, Ruth Oestreicher. Freddie Orleans, Faith Paneth, Lucille Perlstein, Florence Robbins, Frances Rich- man, Doris Ritter, Virginia Rosencrans, -laqueline Rosett, Betty Ross, Phyllis Ross, ,lillCll1l21 Savada, Sylvia Schlanslcy. Isabel Schlifman, Gloria Schustek, joan Semels. Florence Shapera. Joan Shepard. .ludith Simon. Lucille Simon, Muriel Simon, Betty Schwartz, Evelyn Sitomer, Harriette Slote. Natalie Sobol. Jeanne 'llannenbaum. Dorothy Ureles, Gertrude Ureles, Marjorie Ullman, Helene XYaller- stein, Beatrice XVasser, Audrey Hieiser, Judith XVeiss, Muriel XX'eiss. Judith XVeitzner, Estelle YX'ieder, Carolyn XYolff, Mildred XVOIIT, Priscilla lYoltT, Frances J. XVolfsie. Frances M. XVolfsie. Muriel llolfsie, Doris XYoloshin. 71 omipzcle Soncgf amd been Rondack, the Camp We Love Ronrlack, the camp we love, Our dear Alma Mater, XVe'll praise you e'er above Every other mater. Through future years you'll come ring- ing, bringing Menfries dear of our days with you. Our colors ily on you e'er above. Rondaek, we'rc proud of youg You're the camp that we love. Our Hearts Beat Our hearts beat with our love for you, Each breath we take means we will be true. Camp Rondack, Rondack girls will do The best they can for you. XVe'll sing your praise to the end of OLII' days, Landing your beauty while we are away, liondack. dear, though we all may stray, Nl-'e'll all be back here some clay. Who Gave Our Camp Its Name XVho gave our camp its name? VVho gave our camp its fame? Nlr, tMrs.D Chankin he Cshel is the one llegan our camp where we have such fun. He's tshe'sl full of jollity And personality. A NVho fills our camp with glee? NVho, who, no one but he fshej. Tribute to Rondack After the cold of winter days The trail of the blue skies we follow, Swift as an arrow on its way To Camp Rondack hallow. There peace and friendliness we know, Never a care for the morrow Spirit and sportsmanship we show And there's no room for sorrow. The Ron and Dack team banners victo- riously wave. ln high exultation our youthful voices ' raise, Thus we will prove our fealty, Framed in our hearts a shrine. Everlasting your memory, Above all camps you shine, Camp Rondack! R Stands for Ready Endeavor R stands for ready endeavor, O means we'rc one now and ever, N stands for naught interferes with D ay dreams that come true. A stands for aye we will love you, C for the clear skies above. K means in kindness we'll always regard you. Camp Rondack, we're for you. On a Peaceful Summer Evening On a peaceful summer evening Wlleii the sun has set And the cares of the day linger yet, Don't be sad and don't be tired, There's a place to go To Camp Rondack the place we love so. 'Neath the trees with shadows clark, The starry sky above. There is calm, there is peace, There is love. There forgetting all our troubles NVe all claim a share Of joy, hope and courage rare. The Best of Friends The best of friends we'll be, l1Ve'll all agree to love our enemy. The best of friends agree lt's best to be a good sincere enemy, The best of enemies you'll End us, And ties of purest hate shall bind us. NVe'll always seek to turn the other cheek And love our enemy. Yippi ki-yi, ki-yi, ki-yi, Yippi ki-yi, ki-yi, NVhoa whoop! whoa whoop! Rondack! Ronclackl Ronrlackl Friends Friends, friends, friends, we will always be, No matter how fair or how stormy the weather XVe'll all stand or vve'll fall together, For Brown and Green we will always be. Love will prevail us 'til death separates us, NVe're friends, friends, friends. A Toast to Rondack Then here's a toast to Rondack, May it live a11d prosper 'til we come back. And through the years, the smiles and tears, lfVe'll always love our Camp Rondack, A name that stands for happiness VVitl1 the joy it holds in store. Let us pledge eternal loyalty, Drink a toast to Camp Rondaek. You Can Look 'Round You can look 'round, You can cover vast ground, But you ean't beat Rondack. Go everywhere and try to compare, But you ean't beat Rondack. Rondack has the finest girls, All as good as well-matched pearls, And whene'er the sports start in Then the merry fun begins. . You can have fun when your work is done Up at Ronclack, You must have pep if you want to have a rep. ' If you want to be happy, Come along and get snappy, Cheer now for Rondack, Always for Rondaclc, Ronclack. let's go! Bracky, co-ax, co-ax, co-ax, Bracky co-ax, co-ax, Heigh-o, heigh-o. Wallaga, wallaga, wallaga, wax, R-O-N-D-A-C-K! Rondack! Rondaek! Rondack! Pack Up Pack up all your trunks of clothes, Listen to Joe at the depot, And on to Rondack, Wlhere the old bus waits for us. Drive in the dust and we all get niussed, And on to Rondack. No one at Rondack can long be homesick, 'Cause of all the sports the hours pass quick, Make our beds, sweep the floor, We'll do that and then some more, Nothing's a bore At Rondack CHITID. Come 'Round Come 'round any old time, And make yourself at home. Put your feet on the mantle shelf, Open the cupboard and help yourself. We dou't care if your friends Have left you all aloneg Rich or poor, just knock at the door And make yourself at home. lloom chickaboom, boom chickaboom, Boom chicka ricka chicka, Ricka ehicka boon1. Rip rah ray, rip rah ray, R-O-N-D-A-C-K Rondack! Rondackl Rondack! Oh, Visitors Oh. visitors, welll sing-a-ling-a-ling, VVith all our hearts to you. X-Ve hope there'll be some lilllllg-Z1-llllg-Zh ling That we can do for you. In winter, summer, spring-a-ling-a-ling, And all the whole year through, We'll sing'-a-ling-a-ling, Praise ring-a-ling-a-ling, Do anything-a-ling for you. How Do You Do, Rondack Visitors? How do you do, Ronclack visitors? How do you do? ls there anything that we can do for you? VVe'll do the best we can, Stand by you like a man. - How do you do, Rondaek visitors? How do you do? ' Farewell to Rondack Farewell, beauteous haven, our Camp Rondaek, VV'e leave with great sorrow laden, our Camp Rondack. VV'e're thy daughters so true, VVe'll be loyal to you. Year after year we'll come back to our Camp Rondack. Murmuring pines frame your silvery bright lake shore, lVe'll keep lauding this beauty forever more. In our hearts will remain Mem'ries that we'll e'er retain, Undimmecl and cherished sweet thoughts of our dear Rondack. Rondack . Golden glowing stars are throwing light on us. joyous days are reigninpg here midst faith and trust, Mem'ries e'er will linger, Our thoughts with you will be, Loyal Rondack campers we eternally. on Sancgr and Cheers Roar, Ron Girls, Roar Roar, Ron girls, roar Xour Alma Mater on the Schroon Lake shore, Praise our dear Ron Team evermore XVhile the girls of all the campus rally 'round The Ron Team! Oh Ron Team! shouting' her name forever. Roar, Ron Girls, roar, Your Alma Mater on the Sehroon Lake shore. Campfires are sparkling' Radianee of sun. Night stars are darkling Gleaming' for Ron. NVar cries are calling Sounding afar, Victory awaits ns Fated in each star. Arise all ye loyal Rons! Valor crowns each heart, Burning from the start. Reachinpg up to our goal lions in soul and mind. Marching Along Marching along for Ron Team, Sharing. all our hopes and scheme-sg Marching along for Ron Team, Victory in all our dreams. Marching' along together Over the campus green. XVe've got the pep, VVe'vc got the rep, VVe've got the spirit true. VVe're out to win, lVe're bound to win, Our own Ron Team for you. Marching along' for Ron Team, Loyal campers of green and white. To glorious Ron W'e raise our loyal voices To praise thy name Exult thy fame, in ever growing love. Unfnrled on hip,'h, thy banner bright re- .loices To show thy might, to liglit for right, To reach victorious goal. 'Atta boy, 'atta boy, She's the Ron Team's Pride and -loy, Yeah, Ruth! Ever ready. ever true. She's the bus man of our crew. Yeah. lsabel! We're All Rons Together NVe're all lions together, Comrades, birds of a feather, W'e will light for the right lfVith all our might to win the plight ln rain or sunshine, lion Team we're all for yon. Girls we implore you, Cause we're out to win, lVe're sure to win the fray, For the Ron girls never give in. NVe're hound to win, Song to Dacks l'l'nnc: Liebestrauml Oh, Dack Team girls, your sportsmanship we're praising, Your spirit has been so true. Oh, Dack Team girls, You've fought with strength Zllllllllllg, NVe're landing your courage, too. Throughout the summer's lighting, Throughout the heated fray, Opponents fair From start to the end, to you we will send Our heartiest praise. Wfe will e'er recommend yon. Oh, Dack Team girls, we deem you t-'er as friends. Forever and a day. Farewell Song Through long summers oft praises of thee have been told. Still thy daughters sing pa-ans that can never grow old. As we seek thy presence Tired spirits come back, Hymns we tender To the splendor Of our Camp Rondack. To our Rondack we bid adien And sing and ring it to the hilltops VVe'll soon be back Our joys renew, to spend our days onee more with you. Mascot Song God ol' Peace imploring you, Symbol of all good and true. liuddha, on our knees we beg Grant us this our prayer: Tliougli victory we crave. NVe ask thee to save Our friendship, our truth, our pt-ace. Thy hand tranquil raise To show all thy praise Of the Ron Team worshipping thee. Ron Team Banners Look where the Ron Team banners lly, List to the sound of happy girls, The1'e is a team approaching nigh, Ron Team is marching on the held. Onward to victory again Marching with cheering and with song. Hear their gay shouting As they come right along. Behold! oh to a maid They wear the green and white. X'Vhose eyes are bright. Vtfhose hearts are light, Ever to Ron Team, Ever to Ron Team. The Ship of State The ship of state prepares to lead us on, l-Iurrah for Ron! Hurrah for Ron! As on this ship we board we lift our song: Hurrah for the Ron Team crew! XVe're bound for victory's shore across the sea of strife, NVe'll meet the waves of war Though they be grim and rife. And even though we fail to reach The Promised Land, lNe'll still send forth this song: The Ron Team crew's a very hearty one, Hurrah for Ron! Hurrah for Ron! VVe do not fear the Dark Team's warship strong, Hurrah for the mighty Ron Team crew! Team Song tTune: Two Crenadiersl The trumpets are sounding the call of war Oh, Ron Team girls, are you ready: The bullets are whizzing, the cannons roar. Advance ye in lines steady. NVe're meeting the Dacks as in years ol yore, But our courage is stronger than ever. Unyielding we'll tight 'till the lray is o'er, And our union we ne'er will sever. Then forward ye loyal girls of Ron, 'Till the foe before us cowersg XX'e will face the Dacks and we won't turn back 'Till Victory, sweet Victory, is ours. Oh Rons. your sportsmanship retain, Ne'er let false pride o'ertake you, For then when you tight with both might and main Victory is sure to elate you. Oh. press ahead right to the fore. XVith valor and zeal unceasingg , ' 1 To your goal approaching more and more, Your spirits high increasingg Then clashing our swords to the skies up above Our Ron Team will march together, Then our God of Peace will sanction us all, XVhile we with might are descending, XVhile we with might are descending. Then armld to the teeth we will light 'gainst the Dacks, Our Ron Team's honor defending. Song to Rondack tTune The Blue Danubej llondack to thee tour camp so dearj, Thy daughters are we tthy name we eheerl, VVe lift up our song tour song of praised. The whole summer long tour voices raisel, Thy lake and thy trees tthy beauty rarel, That sway in the breeze tthy campus fairy, All serve to increase our love for you e'er our Camp Ronclack. Skipping joyously. in pure ecstasy In the daytime, in the nighttimeg Glowing energy, like the leaves so free, Over all thy grounds we play. Oh. pine trees in thy grove, Over carpets green we rove, Oh, the sparkling lake so clear, All the tangible beauty that makes you so dear. Camp Rondack, e'er thy name will mean love. VVe praise thee to the stars above, Our hearts smooth'd from all trouble and care liy thy healing powers so rare. Marching Song Wfith the courage of conviction Comes the strength that makes us light, Comes the love for truth and honor Symbolized by the green and white. From our banner's double color: VVhite for truth, green for powerg Uphold the standards of our team That always stand for courage and for right lVe all as one. and as we fight Stand for our team the green and white. I-lad a little rooster Sat him on the fence, Crow'd for the Ron Teaing Had some sense. Yeah, Roms! Yeah, Daeks! Dack Sancgf amd been Dack Anthem l'm a Dack born And a Dack bred. And when I die l'll be a. Dack dead. So rah! rah! oh Dack team! Rah! rah! oh Dack team! Rah! rahl oh Dack team! Rah! rah! rah! The Dack Hag Wfill wave on high. VVe'll win this game Today or die. So rah! rah! oh Dack team! Rah! rah! oh Dack team! Rah! rah! oh Dack team! Rah! rah! rah! The Day of Glory The day of glory has arrived. So have we. The green and.brown is favored by Fate's decree. There's nothing left for us but sure Vie- tory. Onward, you girls, with energy. Rah! rah! rah! , lfVhen we have hnished Wfith the battle's strife and din, You'll Gnd that we're the girls VVho e'er strive and win. So march on to victory, The Daeks will make history, And don't forget we're here to win. Mascot Song Dack Team girl will be pulled to victory by our magnet. XVith her team all striving together W'e'll he drawn to the fore. Fighting hard, we will ever try to aid our mascot, !lVllO will lead the green and the brown In rolling up the score-Dack score. She stands for 'sportmanship and spirit loyal: Our team for the Dack girl will ever toil. For the winning goal we will always vie. Our hopes will never die. Well go on, being pulled to our goal Hy our magnet, VVith the Ron team lighting against us. Our mascot in the fore, Our magnet in the fore. Up With the Brown and Green And so it's up with the brown and green, Down with the white and green. Dack team girls are out for a victory XVe'll drop a battle-axe on Ron team's head. X-Vhen we meet them, our team is sure to beat them. Out on the hghting held they will he found. See those players cover the ground! And when the battle is over Ron team girls will be found XVith the Dack team swarming all around. Girls of Dack Girls of Dack, he loyal ever To the team you're lighting for. Stand for truth, for right, for honor, Help uphold our standards evermore. 'Gainst the Ron team Fight with spirit Pull with vigor, don't give ing And you'll Gnd that there is merit Playing games with al! your vim. Down the Field Girls of Dack, down the held, Never yield, raise high your shieldg March on to victory for our Dack team And the green and brown, Oh, girls of Dack, we're for you, Here for you, to cheer for you. VVe have no fear for you, Oh Dack Team girls. song. Song to Rons on eat 'fi ' o er s 's end- R l u g rl , an th ummci ing, XVQ must say adieu. Sportsmanship and spirit always blending Made you a rival so true. Memories of friendships always linger Wlieit we are far from you. Now our song of comradeship endearing Wle sing in praise of you: Dear Ron Team girls, Your praises we're singingg The time to part has come. Games played with you XVe'll always remember, And cherish our days of fun. Rondaek will e'er mean This summer with you Xfvlltfll we were comrades true. Sportsmanship, fair play, And understanding N'Vill e'er remind us of Ron. Farewell Song To you, Camp Kondack, Wie raise our voices. ln loyalty to you Daek team rejoices. Now that we're leaving, Our hearts are grieving, Fight, Fight, Fight! Hark the strains of youthful voices sing- lllg, ' Home the Daek Team girls the victory bringing. Colors proudly waving to the sky, The Dacks are drawing nigh- Just watch them. Side by side with steps so firm and strong, They march and sing aloud a triumph They are the wearers of the green and brown. And this is what they sing: Fight, tight, hght for dear old Dack Teamg Ylfith heart and hand now we'll win for thee. Oh we will light, iight, tight for dear old Dack Team. On to victory we're marching. Rons shall bend the knee before us, And pay their homage to pow'r so great. So let us send out a cheer And banish all fear lVhile we are hghting for the green and brown. Marching to Victory Oh, we'll light on for the Dack Teanig Our might. on for the Dacks. lVhile we go marching to victory. Oh we'll beat the Ron team crew Before the summer's throu-Th h v Because we love to spend Our days with you. ,The sparkling starlight That gems the sky Wfill light our memories, Wfhieh never die. We pledge our faithfulness ln this our song, as summer ends. Camp Song Moonlit waves or sunlit waters, Skies of rarest hue, Happy, beaming, loyal daughters, Brave strong hearts and true. Stately pines with waving branches, Mountains e'er in view: Over all, good thoughts pervading, Camp Rondaek, that's you. XN7e have tried to show our feelings In our songs to you. But we can't express the good times Nor the fun review. Monumental in our memories, In our hearts you grew. One alone, endeared forever, Wfhile we go marching to victory. The Dack Team forever, Come on, girls, come ong Up with our own team, Down with the Ron. Our spirit will not yield, girls, XVhile we are on the field As we go marching to victory. She's a peach. she's a dream. She's the captain of our team, Yea! Mabel. :lr xi: Shoot 'em high, Shoot 'em low. She's our bus man, Let 'er go. Yea! Helen. .,. Alivevo, alivivo Alivevo, vivo, vun1, vum, Vum, chicka rack chack, Vum, chieka rack chack, Vum, ehicka rack chack. vum, Carvo. carvo. sis boom bah, Camp Rondaek, that's yon. Dack Team, Dack Team, rah! rah! rah! MCCARTHY 61 SIMON INC. SCHOOL tsl CAMP OUTFITTERS 7-9 XVEST SGTH STREET Jus: UH' Fifzh fxvcnnc NEW YORK I BROWN SWAN A C L U B PARKER'S GARAGE SCHROON LAKE HORICON N Y N. Y. v PHILIP E. RICE, Mnlxzlgul- COIllPliI1I81lfS Batcl1e1c1e1', Snyder, Dorf Ol Doe COHIPHIIY BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS PRODUCERS and DISTRIBUTORS of FINE FOODS 78 FRED W. BIBBY GRAIN, FLOUR and FEED POTTERSVILLE, NEW YORK TRI-CITY PRODUCE CO. BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE and POULTRY 717-719 BROADWAY ALBANY, N. Y. ADIRONDACK DAIRY DIVISION BORDEN'S FARM PRODUCTS Glens Falls, N. Y. D. L. 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