Camp Rondack - Rondacts Yearbook (Pottersville, NY)

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THE COUNCILLORS' SHOW We'ue Got Plenty of Nuthin' and We're Giving It All To You Scene 1- First Impressions. or Seeing is Believing, with Flora and Eddie, two new campers, suffering under a great many delusions, and a whole chorus of brand4new campers. We're in fine condition, We have just one ambition, To make some new tradition, C'mon, let's go! Scene Z- Eat, Drink, and be Very, for the Whistles WILL Blow I The Great Monday Morning Derby, including Esther as Mr. Chankin. Take a chance, ladies! You may even win a Preshie table! The subway rush into breakfast: Rusty's short announcement. Mr. Chankin's exposition of the movie with Robert Louis Stevenson and Mickey Mouse: the lunch with fried watermelon sandwiches, as well as the commiserations to Gladiola and Sweet Pea and the Busman's unforgettable announcement. Scene 3- Mammy's Little Babies, or 'lGetting Their Just Desserts. Eddie, Whiz and Mandy doing an hilarious take-off on Shortenin' Bread in song and dance entitled All the Senior Campers are Dietin'. I-lopped on the scale, just for the ride, Gained ten pounds on every side. We're gonna gain, whatever we do, Why not gain and have fun tool Scene 4- Feather in Our Gaps, or We're Too Good to Be True. The all- around girls of Camp Rondack win their tar and feathers and stars for many peculiar accomplishments. This pistachio plume is mine, for get- ting up once on time : and they promise We'll wear the totem poles before we're through! Scene 5-Finale: With the Grand Ensemble: We're called counsellieri, We never get weary, Our smiles were so cheery The first of July. We're still counsellieri, Our smiles are still cheery, We're a little more weary than The first of July. SURPRISE NIGHTS Bunk A broadcasts on the air To end all broadcasts everywhere. Bunk B suggests then to Bunk A, l'Don't Trust a Man -in a lively play. We see Bunk Seven's talents rare In a night of musical comedy fare, While Bunk 2 shows us, all in fun, How councillors' meetings should be run. Next we meet and all parade In some disguise and masquerade. We end with Encore Night, where all Our song and dance hits we recall.

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