Camp Rondack - Rondacts Yearbook (Pottersville, NY)

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COPPELlA'S BALLET l Beethoven's Six Variations 2 Flight Clarice Zinaman Florence Robbins Claire Kulok Hermine Messinger Lorinne Alpert Julia Doelid Constance Reichbach Helen Lewis Barbara Selverne Eleanor Linder Blossom Weinstock Joy Ostriker Betty Mann Arline Van Praag CAST Prologue ...... ......,.... ...... E s telle Weider Swanilda ...... ........... J udith Weiss Franz ......... ..................,., J ean Field Coppelius ..,,... ...... J eanne Tannenbaum Coppelia ................. .........,...................,........ E dna Kadin Burgomaster ...,,..,..,... ....,........................,......... L illian Bader Friends of Swanilda ...... .,.... .............., ...... ...., ........ C 0 n s t ance Gottlieb, Carol Davidson Friends of Franz .,............................. .. ,............v.,............. ...... B eulah Davidson, Beverly Schnitzer The Mischief Makers ...,.... Dorothy Ureles, Irma Newman. Muriel Simon, Anita Frank, Arline Friedlander, Elaine Davidson, Jacqueline Rosett Peasants ........ Elaine Levy, Judith Weitzner, Carol Newman, Frances Pearlman, Frances Richman, Marion Rosenfeld, Rosalind Fisher, Jane Weiss, Norma Thalheim, Juliette Deutsch, Beatrice James, Phyllis Lambert, Doris Ritter, Dolores Newcorn, June Saltzman, Winifred Wasser DOLLS Rag Dolls ....... ..,.............. ...... M a rilyn Diamond, Ann Newcorn Gypsy Doll ,........, ............................... A udrey Weiser Dutch Dolls ............... ................................. F elice Linder, Bebe Baron Pierro and Pierrette ........ ......,. ............................................. L ois Bliss, Evelyn Sitomer Japanese Dolls .,.,,,,,,.,...............................,...........,. Lucille Simon, Selene Davidson, Betty Geller Tyrolearr Chorus ..........,..... Joyce Bachrack, Shirley Hoffman, Phoebe Weinstein, Edith Engelson, Jean Jahr, Ruth Oestreicher Jacks-in-the-box ,......,.................... ........... R uth Klein, Arlene Levy, Eileen Richman Mammy Dolls ,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,..,.,.,..........r....... .......... C laire Field, Gloria Schustek, Doris Woloshin Russian Doll ,,,.,,,,,..,,.............,........,..,.... .............,..........................,....................., N atalie Sobol Old Fashioned Dolls ........ Phyllis Rab, Joan Samek, Estelle Katz, Bert Pines, Joan Feldman, Bar- bara Blickman NURSERY RHYMES Jack and Jill ,,,,,,,,r...,,....,,.. ....,................,.,........,....,.. ...... L u cille Gottlieb, Mimi Weitz Mary Had a Little Lamb ........ ............................. L ila Altman Little Bo Peep ......,.................. ........,.......................,,.............,. S aundra Pines Mary, Mary Quite Contrary ........ ......,....-.......-.....-.....-.,,..-....--...---... F aifla Plrleth Flgwcfg ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,,,,,,,,,,,.,...,....,............... Barbara Richman, Elaine Eisen, Judith Simon Mother Goose ............,.,........,............................................,....................-....--------.... Doris Ritter Toy Soldiers .,.,..,. Edith Laurie, Berdonah Levy, Edith Bleetstein, Betty Mitchell, Evelyn Levy, Marion Thurman, Toby Goldman, Freda Siegel, Edna Kaufman, Norma Kashins, Marion Eisen Fafhcf Tilng v-,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,,,,,,,,.,......,........... .................. ,.,... M 11 I' Helfman Dancing Directed by Lillian Birnbaum Costumes by Beatrice Glaser At the Piano, Regina Feiner

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i f xefllg' ,, K I XX ,ff Nj , a-. Us f 1 Alb L rf EQ 1 s' .glla !!' , IH' X 1 V I ,,,3,.,,,,,-2, W... .,,,.. ., ,, .n n lvl g f nl -V . I, 0v A 1 E i ff , ' . MASCOTS Collegiate, collegiate, yes they were collegiate, for the Rons opened Varsity Week with banners flying, cheer leaders performing. and even a dashing football hero. Entering in double Hle from the two upper entrances, the Ron Team answered the cry with spirited singing and marching which ended in a series of steps away from the center of the pageant grounds. Following the varsity cheer, directed by Judith Weitzner and Marion Thurman, the Mas- cot was presented-a huge and stunning football. To the tune of an All-American Girl, the Ron Team sang to its Mascot. Very dramatically, then, the lacings of the ball were opened, displaying the handsome football hero. Lila Altman, silver-helmeted, seated in the center. Waiting for her cue, she sprang out and dashed down the line to the goal. The entrance of the Dacks followed immediately. Marching in Hrsr as a V of victory, they continued around the pageant grounds first in pairs, then in fours, ending as two groups, prepared to greet their Mascot. A large gold bell was brought forward, inscribed in green letters The Spirit of Dackf' As the front of the bell was raised, Arlene Levy, dressed as a miniature bell, stepped out, to the strains of The Bells of St. lVlary's. Then in spirited manner. the Dacks, two by two, marched with a step firm and strong to the basketball field for the first game of Varsity Week. TEAM SING Excitement among the Ronsl Excitement among the Dacks! Excitement at Bunk A where the teams assembled before the sing! So close were the team scores that this night was to mean much to both sides. With precision and vigor, the Ron Team entered the Social Hall singing Up, Ron Team Girls, followed by the Dack girls marching With a Step Firm and Strong. Both teams made a striking picture in green and white. From the opening team songs, Thy Banner High and Hail to Dackf' through the songs to camp, the tribute to the other team, and the farewells, the sing was truly a note worthy performance. Seldom have teams displayed better organizational or musical ability and the task of judging, which fell to the councillors seated on the stage, was an unenviable one, While the votes were being tallied, both teams, in musical reminiscence, sang songs from years gone by. The decision of the evening proved a triumph for the Dacks, who scored 59 points against the Rons' 41. Still singing, with arms linked, both teams ended the evening still the Best of Friends.