Camp Rondack - Rondacts Yearbook (Pottersville, NY)

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TRIBESMEN .Z :. I A:. 'F' L A hi H GOTTLIEB DACK BARBARA RICHMAN RON i K t K I -if LUCILLE Lucy Sue ''Little-Papoose-Nonwax-Cuter'' - I , .1 ''Little-Papoose-Old-Timc- Rondack '35-'36, EC M 'M' f ' Camper Tests: Croquet 2. ' V C Rondack '34-'36. Tribe: Walu-Wah-Tc-See. gl-T ,f,: b b Tests: Croquet 3. -N uf mf Tribe: Oneida. , ': ,fp :-: 2 i MHUAM WEITZ DACK iis A . SAUNDRA PINES ..Min1i.i R A'I3tt:f'.2CguaW'Wanna'Hugmru ''Heap-Big-Future-Captain on ac ' Rondack '36. Tests: Croquet 2. , Tribe: Wah-Wah-Tc-Sec gflfgXifw3a' i ,, ii. N SU A .. ...... '+ 271, ,-if Y A A ,,i ,, ., if X ll lvqq p i 1 ii.i , , .4 .,., , A C .,.,,:i, ,LJ K V ibqi I ,. ,. i 1 'Qi .. 'f ii . ., kg! .. ig

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' 'riff .1-3 4 Q- 5- I G ,,. 0 X '-2 -af TRIBESMEN JUNE SALTZMAN RON ''Big-Brave-June-All-Summer'' Rondack '35-'36: Inter Athletic, Dining Hall Committees. Tests: Volleyball 2, Archery Z, Basketball l. - Tribe: Oneida. GAG PI-IOEBE WEINSTEIN DACK Heap-Can-Volley-Ball Rondack '35-'36: Inter Athletic. Dining Hall Committees. Tests: Swimming l. Rowing 2, Basketball, Baseball l, Volley- ball 2, Punchball 2. Archery l. Tribe: Oneida. GAG DORIS WOLOSHIN RON ''Big-Brave-Dancing-Darkie Rondack '34-'36: Beach, Inter Ath- letic Committees. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2. Canoeing 1, Basketball l, Base- ball l, Tennis l, Archery l, Vol- leyball 2, Punchball 2. Tribe: Wah-Wah-Te-See.' GAG SELENE DAVIDSON DACK Sally ''Little-Brave-Happy-Go-Lucky'' Rondack '32-'36: Junior Athletic, Dining Hall Committees. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2. Canoeing 2, Volleyball 3, Punch- ball 3, Archery 2. Tribe: Chippewa. GAG CLAIRE FIELD DACK Pussy ''Little-Chief-Born-to-Lead'em Rondack '32-36: Junior Athletic. Mail Committees. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Archery 3, Volleyball 2, Punch- ball 3. Tribe: Onondaga. GAG EDITH LAURIE RON Apple ''Little-Scribe-Many-Poems'' Rondack '35-'36: RONDACTS: Din- ing Hall, Junior Athletic Com- mittees. Tests: Swimming l, Rowing 1. Volleyball 3, Punchball l, Nature l. Tribe: Wah-Wah-Te-See. GAG BETTY MITCHELL DACK '''Little-Squaw-Thinkum-Quick'' Rondack '34-'36: RONDACTS: Junior Athletic, Dining Hall Committees. Tests: Volleyball 1, Nature 1. Tribe: Onondaga GAG GLORIA SCI-IUSTEK DACK Heap-Much-Gag-Glory Rondack '32-'36: Beach, Junior Athletic Committees: Cwlee Club. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2. Canoeing 2. Archery 2, .Volley- ball 2. Punchball 3. Tribe: Oneida. GAG NORMA THALHEIM RON Bobby ''Big-Brave-Spice-in-Play'' Rondack '36: Junior Athletic, Mail, Dining Hall Committees. Tests: Swimming l, Volleyball 2, Punchball 1, Nature 1. Tribe: Chippewa. GAG DOROTHY URELES RON ''Little-Chief-Nice-to-Live-With'' Rondack '33-'36: Junior Athletic. Dining Hall Committees. Tests: Volleyball l, Archery 2. Nature l. Tribe: Chippewa. JANE WEISS RON Big-Brave-Havum-Grin Rondack '36: Boathouse, Campfire and Junior Athletic Committees. Tests: Swimming 1, Rowing 2, Volleyball 2, Punchball 3, Na- ture l. Tribe: Onondaga. BEBE BARON DACK ''Little-Chief-Fun-on-Tap'' Rondack '36: Lost and Found. Campnre Committees. Tests: Swimming 2, Rowing 2, Canoeing 1, Volleyball l. Punchball l, Nature 2. Tribe: Chippewa.

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w 1' la ik WW n umm. gli M: - ,Jw rag, ' yy l 52- -1 mm 7 ,Julia DAY BY DAY LOG Q June 30--The skies of Manhattan weep as we depart, and the skies of Rondack smile as we arrive. July 1- Love thy neighbor and meet the new campers. lt's a feather P in our cap as Mr. Chankin tickles' our fancy with his colorful plume collection. ll July 2-Our ducks and drakes take to the water for boating and swim- ming tests. July 3-lnglorious rain on the third-rehearsal for the Glorious Fourth. July 4-Councillors take campers for a baseball ride, and Rondack takes a merry World Cruise with Miss America on a highly animated map. July 5-How! How! and how our redskins take to their tribal tepees! The new campfire plaque shows its metal. July 6-Our annual side-splitting performance into Rons and Dacks. Roar, Ron Girls, Roar for Captain Harriette Slote and Bus Man Beulah Davidson. The Dack leaders, born and bred, are Captain Lillian Bader and Bus Man Jean Field. The tom-tom calls the braves to their first council fire. July 7-Four whistles summon our Chosen Few to their first mysterious conclave. Rusty's whistle summons us to Harmony Lane, where with Stephen Foster we're off to Alabamy with a banjo on our knee. J July 8- You're getting warmer every minute as jungle temperatures set in. We commit ourselves to various committees. Our Seniors are blushingly non-committal at lirst Senior Dance. 9 :BIKES ' - 4