Front Booklet 13 - Camp Morasha

WELCOME TO MORASHIA 2013! 

From the dawn of Camp Morasha, three days and three nights have stood out from the 

rest. Three days when campers and staff join together to play, sing, create, learn, 

produce, and compete. Three days when campers and staff infuse the camp with 

creativity, athleticism, and harmonies. Three days known as MORASHIA. 

You will play, you will learn, you will compete, you will sing -- but most of all you will learn 

what it means to be a member of a team. As you stand together with your band of 

brothers and sisters, nothing will stop you from attaining your true goal: Internalizing the 

values and messages of your theme and emerging from this fight a stronger, more united 

camp. But remember, Morashia is a CAMPER event. Sportsmanship and proper decorum 

are placed before anything else! 

Let the games begin. 

COLOR WAR ADMINISTRATION 

Jeremy Joszef 

Rabbi Ira Spodek 

Rabbi Aryeh Yudin 

Rabbi Yitzi Kessock 

Shani Norman 

Rabbi Natan Farber 

Paula Spodek 

Rabbi Shmuel Hain 

Rabbi Lewis Wienerkur 

Atara Yudin 

Rabbi David Friedman 

Camp Director 

Executive Director 

Assistant to the Director 

Director of Operations 

Director of Programming 

Assistant Programming Director 

Registrar and Office Supervisor 

Camp Rabbi 

Educational Director 

Girls’ Head Counselor 

Boys’ Head Counselor 

Daniella Baratz 

R’ Natan Farber 

Dovi Fischer 

Laura Fruchter 

Jeremy Joszef 

Yitz Mendlowitz 

Leah Moskovich 

Shani Norman 

Yoni Pollock 

Melissa Rothwachs 

R’ JZ Spier 

R’ Aryeh Yudin Color War Committee 

Rabbi Lewis Wienerkur 

Scoring 

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JUDGES & ADVISORS 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Jessica Alvaro 

Chavie Balsam 

Yehuda Balsam 

Daniella Baratz 

Gabriel Baratz 

Lisa Baratz 

Tzippora Baratz 

Amy Berger 

Leslie Berger 

Jacob Bernstein 

Chanan Bina 

Esti Bina 

Moishe Birnbaum 

Aviva Bock 

Ariel Cohen 

Mike Cohen 

Miriam Cohen 

Ronit Cohen 

Jannah Eichenbaum 

Natan Farber 

Tanya Farber 

Dovi Fischer 

David Friedman 

Marla Friedman 

Simi Friedman 

Beth Fruchter 

Laura Fruchter 

Michael Fruchter 

Mo Fuchs 

Rina Fuchs 

Millie Gittleman 

Leora Goldberg 

Michael Goldberg 

David Goldfischer 

Yael Goldfischer 

Tamar Groner 

Rebecca Gross 

R' Shmuel Hain 

Adam Hertzberg 

Alyssa Hertzberg 

Ron Hirschhorn 

Shmuel Hoffman 

Art Jones 

Jeremy Joszef 

Miriam Kalter 

N'tina Kamensky 

Pnina Kanarek 

Yosef Kay 

Jenna Kershenbaum 

Shira Kessock 

Yitzi Kessock 

Michael Kirshblum 

Burry Klein 

Danielle Klein 

Joe Klein 

Cindy Kravetz 

Dan Lamm 

Devorah Lamm 

Tina Lamm 

Aleeza Lauer 

Benjy Leibowitz 

Shifra Leibowitz 

Jenni Levin 

Aileen Mehlman 

Lauren Melzer 

Yitz Mendlowitz 

Leah Moskovich 

Shani Norman 

Chani Oratz 

Joshua Ottensoser 

Jonathan Packer 

Karen Perl 

Yoni Pollock 

Tami Prus 

Volvie Reich 

Avi Resnick 

Shalom Richter 

Sharon Richter 

Vivian Rosenberg 

Simee Rosner 

Eitan Ross 

Chavia Rothwachs 

Melissa Rothwax 

Aliza Schachter 

Jonathan Schachter 

Madison Schechter 

Kenny Schiowitz 

Shira Schiowitz 

Sammy Schwartz 

Joey Shatzkes 

Adi Shulman 

Barbara Simon 

Bashie Simon 

Tamar Siri 

Steven Soffer 

Yakira Soloveichik 

JZ Spier 

Ira Spodek 

Paula Spodek 

Shimmy Steinmetz 

Rachel Sterman 

Dov Stokar 

Ira Tannenbaum 

Esti Traub 

Shana Wagner 

Chaye Lamm Warburg 

Penina Wein 

Alisa Weinberg 

Moshe Tzvi Weinberg 

Erin Weinreich 

Janet Weiss 

Matan Wexler 

Penina Wiener 

Lewis Wienerkur 

Penina Williams 

Aryeh Yudin 

Atara Yudin 

Eram Zaghi 

Deena Zimmerman 

Benjamin Zirman 

2013 Theme.…………………………... 3 

Boys Campus Activities………..…… 5 

Girls Campus Activities………..……. 6 

Presentation & Projects……..………. 7 

Divisional & Art Projects….…………. 9 

Shiria….......………..…………………... 12 

Rules & Regs...………………………… 13 

Schedule……..……………….............. 16 

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MORASHIA 2013: HA’HEM VS. HA’HU 

IT’S ABOUT TIME 

Introduction 

As Camp Morasha celebrates its 50 th year, we look back on five decades of an 

outstanding history: Torah, friendships, achievements, fun, learning, and personal growth. 

We look back in appreciation for those who worked so hard to enable us to have the 

amazing Camp Morasha we have today. We also look to the future, to further growth 

and development, friends and achievement, personal and religious development for 

another 50 years and more! Our past is important, but it is only a prologue to our future. 

Past and future are important values in Judaism. We are the products of our ancestors, 

their commitment to Torah and sacrifices for Jewish continuity. We are the key to the 

future, as a vital link in the chain of our masorah that links the Revelation at Mt. Sinai to 

ketz ha-yamim, the messianic future. And so the teams of this year’s Morashia- Ha-Hem , 

the past, and Ha-Hu, the future. 

The past is about memories - ימות עולם בינו שנות דור ודור ‏:זכור the memories of the avot 

and imahot, of great tzaddikim and rabbanim, and of ordinary folk who lived and 

worked to ensure that Jewish values and mitzvah observance would continue through 

their children and grandchildren. We have memories of miracles, great and small. We 

celebrate the highlights of our history with the holidays of the Jewish calendar and often 

recite the bracha: 

. We value the lessons of those who preceded us and 

בימים ההם בזמן הזה 

‏.שמע בני מוסר אביך ואל תטוש תורת אמך them: understand that we must learn from 

The future is about dreams, dreams of a better world in which everyone comes to 

recognize the One God and lives spiritual, ethical, peaceful, and godly lives. A dream of 

ואמר ביום ההוא הנה אלקינו and ביום ההוא יהיה ה'‏ אחד ושמו אחד promise: the fulfillment of the prophetic 

‏.זה קוינו לו ויושיענו 

The past is the memory of מצרים ‏;יציאת the future is the dream of מגלות ‏.יציאה The past 

עומדות The past recalls ‏.בשובי לירושלים the future is the vision of ‏;בצאתי מירושלים is the lament of 

‏.לשנה הבאה בירושלים הבנויה the future is the hope of ‏;היו רגלינו בשעריך ירושלים 

Mitzvot 

The mitzvot related to ‏,ההם our Jewish past, are those of memory as well. There are six 

fundamental ideas/events we must remember constantly: Shabbat, the Exodus from 

Egypt, the attack of Amalek, the Revelation of Torah at Mt. Sinai, the sin of the Golden 

Calf, and what happened to Miriam. 

The mitzvah related to ההוא is that of anticipating the redemption. According to the 

צפית Talmud, one of the questions God asks each of us on our personal day of judgment is 

did you look forward to redemption We emphasize this idea when we say in the ‏,לישועה 

אני מאמין באמונה שלימה בביאת המשיח...אחכה and when we repeat כי לישועתך קיוינו כל היום Shmoneh Esrei 

But it is not enough to believe in a better future, we must work hard to bring ‏.לו בכל יום שיבא 

it about. Thus, ההוא celebrates Yehoshua’s conquest of Eretz Yisrael and ההם celebrates the 

founding of Medinat Yisrael and the Zionist dream of building a better and safer future for 

all Jews. 

Our dual commitment to both the past and the future is seen in two major statements of 

Jewish life: Shabbat and the Shema. 

שבת בראשית Shabbat observance bears witness to God as Creator. The observance of 

reminds us that in six days God created the world and on the seventh He rested. It draws 

us back to the first verses of the Book of בראשית and the divine voice, which created us out 

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יום שכולו שבת of nothingness. But Shabbat observance also reminds us of that future era, a 

a taste of the future in the ‏,מעין עולם הבא Through its zemirot and tefillot it is ‏.לחיי עולמים 

present. 

The Shema Yisrael has many interpretations. The Talmud tells us that these were the 

words that the shevatim declared to their father Yaakov (Yisrael) on his deathbed: Listen 

our father, Yisrael, your God is our God, He is One. So too, when we recite the Shema 

twice a day we recommit ourselves to the God of Yisrael Sabba, our patriarch Jacob 

and all of our ancestors, to Elokei Avoteinu. Their God is our God. Their lives, our past, is 

the prologue of our biographies. Yet, the Shema Yisrael is also a declaration about the 

future. According to Rashi the passuk is read, Listen Israel, Hashem Elokeinu, who right 

now is only our God (i.e., the God of the Jews because we are the only ones who 

recognize Him), Hashem echad, will one day be One, recognized and believed in by the 

‏.ביום ההוא יהיה ה'‏ אחד ושמו אחד world: entire 

The duality is also seen on Rosh Hashanah: Mussaf contains both זכרונות (memories of 

‏.(והיה ביום ההוא יתקע בשופר גדול)‏ שופרות things past) and 

Personalities 

נביאים are our parents, our Rebbeim and Morot, the ההם The personalities that personify 

and ‏,חז"ל as well as us. We are the bearers of their lessons. Those that embody ההוא are 

children and students, as well as us. We and our future generations ‏,משיח בן דוד ‏,אליהו הנביא 

are the guarantors of the continuity of Torah and the Jewish people. 

Conclusion 

One day Choni Ha-Me’agel was traveling on the road and saw a man planting a carob 

tree. Choni said to the man, “How long does the tree require to grow [and produce 

fruit]” The man answered, “70 years.” Choni said, “do you think you will live for 70 

years!” The man replied, “I found the world with carob trees; just as my ancestors 

planted for me, I too am planting for my children (Ta’anit 23a). We are the children who 

benefit from the love and labor of those who came before us. We are the planters who 

plant the seeds for future generations. 

In reality there is no conflict. There is no future without our past. The chapters of our 

history laid the foundations for our beliefs and values. They are guide posts to how we 

should live and for what we should strive. אבות סימן לבנים ‏.מעשה But without a future the past 

מקום הניחו לנו אבותנו vain. is meaningless. Those who lived and sacrificed will have done so in 

our ancestors gave us the tools and opportunity to take their achievements of ‏,להתגדר בו 

yesterday and to use them as the building blocks for an even greater tomorrow. So 

enjoy the “war,” but when all is said and done, remember בימים ההם (our past) is linked to 

future! a great and glorious ‏,ביום ההוא (our present) in order to bring us to בזמן הזה 

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BOYS CAMPUS ACTIVITIES 

DAY ONE 

DAY TWO 

ACTIVITY 1 ~ 11:00 AM - 11:45 AM 

Nitzis Softball 9 Center Field 

Basketball 8 Upper Right 

Newcomb 8 Volleyball Court (2) 

Soccer 7 Back Football Left 

Hockey 8 Cage 

YS Dodgeball All Boys’ Gym 

OS Softball 9 Shtili Field 

Basketball 7 Upper Left 

Hockey 7 Left Court 

Ilanot Soccer 9 Back Football Right 

Hockey 8 Right Court 

Paintball 8 Paintball 

Tennis 2 Tennis Courts 

Gim Basketball 8 Lower Right 

Hockey 8 Tank 

Football 8 Front Football Right 

Beach Volleyball 7 Beach Left 

Alufim Basketball 8 Upper Left 

Football 7 Front Football Left 

Beach Volleyball 7 Beach Right 

Yachad Lake Swim Lake 

ACTIVITY 2 ~ 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM 

Nitzis Dodgeball All Boys’ Gym/Cage 

YS Basketball 8 Lower Left 

Water Polo 8 Boys’ Lake 

Handball 7 Tank 

Tennis 4 Courts (Doubles) 

OS Soccer 8 Back Football Left 


Football 7 Back Football Right 

Ilanot Basketball 7 Lower Right 



Gim Softball 9 Center Field 

Soccer 7 Front Right 


Ultimate 8 Boys’ Campus 

Alufim Softball 9 Shtili Field 


Water Volleyball 6 Boys’ Lake 

Yachad Newcomb Volleyball Courts 

ACTIVITY 3 ~ 4:30 PM - 5:15 PM 

Nitzis Water Polo 8 Lake 

Kickball 10 Center Field 

Newcomb 7 Volleyball Court 

Handball 7 Back Football Right 


YS Softball 8 Shtili Field 


Beach Newcomb 9 Beach Left 

Tennis 2 Courts 

OS Handball 8 Cage 

Water Volleyball 9 Lake 


Ilanot Dodgeball All Boys’ Gym 

Manhigim Hockey 8 Right Court 




Alufim Paintball 7 Paintball 

Basketball 8 Lower Right 

Ultimate 8 Back Football Left 

Yachad Line-Up Lower Left 

ACTIVITY 4 ~ 11:00 AM - 11:45 AM 





Hockey 8 Cage 










Hockey 8 Tank 







ACTIVITY 5 ~ 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM 














DAY THREE 







ACTIVITY 6 ~ 4:30 PM - 5:15 PM 






















ACTIVITY 7 ~ 11:00 AM - 11:45 AM 





Hockey 8 Cage 










Hockey 8 Tank 







ACTIVITY 8 ~ 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM 




















ACTIVITY 9 ~ 4:00 PM - 4:45 PM 






















PLEASE NOTE: 

TEAM HA’HEIM SHOULD WEAR GREEN OR DARK COLORS WHILE 

TEAM HA’HU SHOULD WEAR WHITE OR LIGHT COLORS. 

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GIRLS CAMPUS ACTIVITIES 

DAY TWO DAY ONE 

ACTIVITY 1 ~ 11:00 AM - 11:45 AM 

Nitzis Dodgeball All Mercazia 

YS Kickball 7 Tennis C 

Pin Dodgeball 7 Pargod 

Soccer 6 Girls Field 

BBK 5 Upper Court 

OS Softball 7 Far Field 

Handball 6 Lake Field 1 

Soccer 7 Lake Field 2 

Kickball 7 Close Field 

Ilanot Basketball 19 Lower Court 

Newcomb 12 Right Court 


Manhigot Races All Coliseum 

Alufot Hockey 7 Old Rink 


Tennis 2 Tennis A 

Line-Up 14 New Rink 

Yachad Swim Pool 

ACTIVITY 2 ~ 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM 

Nitzis Kickball 9 Far Field 

Pin Dodgeball 12 Tennis C 

Soccer 6 Girls’Field 

Newcomb 8 Left Court 

YS Soccer 8 Lake Field 2 

BBK 8 New Rink 


OS Races All Coliseum 

lanot Dodgeball All Mercazia A 

Manhigot Basketball 7 Lower Court 

Volleyball 7 Right Court 

Hockey 7 Old Rink 


Alufot Basketball 8 Upper Court 

Volleyball 8 Pool Court 


Yachad Gaga Pargod 

ACTIVITY 3 ~ 4:30 PM - 5:15 PM 

Nitzis BBK 9 New Rink 



YS Dodgeball All Mercazia 


Basketball 8 Upper Court 


lanot Soccer 7 Lake Field 4 



Basketball 8 Lower Court 

Manhigot Softball 11 Close Field 



Volleyball 9 Left Court 

Alufot Races All Coliseum 

Yachad Line-Up Pool Court 

ACTIVITY 4 ~ 11:00 AM - 11:45 AM 

Nitzis Dodgeball All Mercazia A 









Ilanot Races All Coliseum 








Yachad Swim Pool 

ACTIVITY 5 ~ 12:00 AM - 12:45 PM 





YS Races All Coliseum 

OS Soccer 8 Lake Field 2 



lanot Dodgeball All Mercazia 




DAY THREE 





Yachad Newcomb Pool Court 

ACTIVITY 6 ~ 4:30 PM – 5:15 PM 

Nitzis Races All Coliseum 













Alufot Hockey 9 New Rink 

Dodgeball 16 Tennis C 



ACTIVITY 7 ~ 11:00 AM - 11:45 AM 

Nitzis Dodgeball All Mercazia A 









Ilanot Basketball 19 Lower Court 



Manhigot Races All Coliseum 






ACTIVITY 8 ~ 12:00 PM – 12:45 PM 





YS Soccer 8 Lake Field 2 


Dodgeball 11 Mercazia B 

OS Races All Coliseum 

lanot Dodgeball All Mercazia A 









ACTIVITY 9 ~ 4:00 PM - 4:45 PM 

Nitzis BBK 9 New Rink 















Alufot Races All Coliseum 

Yachad Line-Up Pool Court 

PLEASE NOTE: 

TEAM HA’HEIM SHOULD WEAR GREEN OR DARK COLORS WHILE 

TEAM HA’HU SHOULD WEAR WHITE OR LIGHT COLORS. 

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I. GENERAL PROJECTS & COMPETITIONS 

PRESENTATIONS AND PROJECTS 

BRACHOT BEE: Campers will be tested on the following brachot/tefillot: Borei Nefashot (1 point), Al Hamichya 

(2 points), Asher Yatzar (2 points), Modim Derabanan (3 points), Tefillat Ha’derech (5 points), and Hamapil (5 

points). In addition, all divisions will be given a list of foods for which to memorize the bracha rishona and the 

bracha achronah. No partial credit will be given. The Brachot Bee will take place sometime following lunch 

on Day III – see schedule for details. There will be a different judge for each division who will be sitting in front 

of the bunks on campus to judge the brachot bee. 

CAPTURE THE FLAG: This summer, every team member of Morashia will be sent on a mission. Once again, there 

will be a challenge running throughout that every camper and staff member can participate in. A special 

flag has been hidden in an undisclosed location in Camp Morasha. A clue hinting to the flag’s hidden 

location will be presented at each meal during Morashia. The clues will become progressively easier as 

Color War progresses. The team who locates this flag first and brings the flag to Yitz Mendlowitz or member 

of the CW Committee will be awarded a significant amount of points. 

CHEER: Each team will present a team cheer at the dinner of Night I. The cheer should be to an exciting, 

upbeat tune and contain original lyrics dealing with your color and theme. Points will be awarded for overall 

presentation, shtick, appeal of song (catchiness), creativity & originality, and camper participation. Musical 

accompaniment or stomp components by team members is encouraged and impressive but not required. 

Yitz Mendlowitz must approve the tune and lyrics of the cheer by Lunch of Day I and will be available for 

advice. 

CHIDON: The Chidon will consist of a set of questions based both on material that will be distributed and 

general knowledge trivia. Each team will select one boy and one girl per division (Nitzi, YS, OS, Ilanot, 

Machzor Bet, Yachad). Each division will have the opportunity to answer questions in a JEOPARDY game 

format. Once the questions are answered, the next division comes up to play. Staff will participate in the 

final round. Chidon will take place on the morning of Day III. A roster of participants must be given to JZ Spier 

and/or Melissa Rothwax by the end of Dinner on Day II. 

DANCE: Girls Campus will present a dance presentation in the Mercazia following the Maccabia on Day II. 

The dance presentation should represent your theme. The dance presentation is to last a maximum of four 

minutes, and include a minimum of 20 participants (Staff can be included). The dance must include at least 

2 people from each division (Nitzanim, YS, OS, Ilanot, Manhigot, Alufot, & Yachad). The dances cannot be 

provocative in any way and should reflect the values of this camp. The chosen music MUST be instrumental 

versions of songs (may not include any lyrics) and MUST be approved by Jess Alvaro before the dance is 

made. The actual dance will then have to be approved by Jess Alvaro after lunch of Day II in the Aerobics 

Room. Each team will have to give the technical staff a recording of their music before the dance. Each 

team’s music should be on an iPod or laptop. It will be judged on overall presentation, creativity, costumes, 

camper participation and choice of music. 

D'VAR TORAH: Each morning of Morashia, the entire camp will daven together and each team will present a 

team D'var Torah. The D'var Torah should explain what the theme means, how it will be developed, and its 

relevancy. It can be presented by either a staff member or camper and may not exceed three minutes. 

Team Ha’heim will deliver their D’var Torah at Day I Shacharit and Team Ha’hu will present theirs at Day II 

Schacharit. All Divrei Torah must be submitted to Dovi Fischer by the end of the night prior to the D’var Torah. 

The "D'var Torah" project will be judged on (1) Content (2) Presentation (3) Development of Theme. 

FISH-OFF: Two boys (1 Manhigim, 1 Alufim) and two girls (1 Manhigot, 1 Alufot) from each team will compete 

in the Fish-Off. A complete list of all participants must be submitted to R’ David Friedman by dinner on Day I. 

Points will be awarded based on type of fish and size of fish. A bonus will also be awarded to the team that 

catches the most overall fish. The Fish-Off will take place at 5:30 AM on Day II at the Girls’ Waterfront fishing 

dock. Latecomers will not be allowed to compete. 

REVERSE VIDEO: In Morashia 2013, each team will be challenged to create a 3-minute “Revers Video” 

depicting your color or theme in a creative and entertaining way. Your mission is to create a video of 

different events which will then be played in reverse, resulting in a unique and cool video. A solid amount of 

your team should be in the video. Be creative, use props, and go all over the camp! You have complete 

creative control over your project. Confused Don't worry. We're here to guide you as you go viral. Your 

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concept must be approved by Yitz Mendlowitz by Dinner of Day I. Yitz Mendlowitz will be the advisor for this 

endeavor. Your project must be completed by 4:00 pm on Day III. The reverse project will be judged on: 

MACCABIA: The entire camp will participate in a number of challenging and wacky races and competitions 

following the second day of Morashia. Rosters for the races must be given to JZ Spier by dinner. 

MATMON SEFORIM: Each team will select three boys and three girls from Machzor Bet to compete in the 

Matmon, which will take place during Shiurim on Day II in the Library. All rules will be explained at the 

Matmon. Rosters must be handed in at breakfast of Day II to R’ Lewis Wienerkur. 

MBP - MISHNAYOT BEAL PEH: Each team will choose 3 boys and 3 girls (one from younger, and 2 from older 

Shtilim for a total of 6). These campers will memorize and study five given Mishnayot relating to the theme. 

The judges will randomly choose 2 of the Mishnayot to be explained and recited. The testing will take place 

at 2:30 PM on Day III in the Library. They will be tested for the Brachot Bee at that location as well. A list of the 

campers must be handed into R’ Lewis Wienerkur by Lunch of Day III. 

RABBATTON: Ilanot & Manhigim/got will be divided into eight groups per team. Each group must be assigned 

a counselor. There should be a total of eight counselors per team. Each group will be assigned Bondis at the 

start of the event. At each Bondi the group will have three minutes to complete an assigned task and then 

will have fifteen seconds to proceed to the next Bondi. Rosters must be completed and handed into R’ JZ 

Spier at dinner of Day I. 

SIMON SAYS / MUSICAL CHAIRS: After dinner on Day II each division will go to a different location to have a 

division-wide Simon Says or Musical Chairs competition. The final three campers left at each location will 

advance to the Super Simon Says / Musical Chairs championships, which will kick off the competitions in the 

Mercazia. The locations for each division are: 

Nitzi Boys: Beach Pavilion 

Nitzi Girls: Girls’ Pavilion 

YS Boys: Boys’ Shul 

YS Girls: Girls’ Lower Courts 

OS Boys: Girls’ Upper Courts 

OS Girls: Pargod 

Ilanot Boys: Mercazia 

Ilanot Girls: Mercazia 

Machzor Bet: Mercazia Yachad: Bondi 3/4 

Nitzanim/Shtilim and Yachad will be competing in Simon Says competitions while Ilanot and Machzor Bet will 

be competing in Musical Chairs. The divisional competitions should end before 8:10 pm so that we can start 

the events at 8:15 pm in the Mercazia. 

SPELLING BEE: On the night of Day I, we will be holding the first ever Camp-Wide Morashia Spelling Bee! Each 

team will send up one contestant from each division (i.e. one Nitzi Girl AND one Nitzi Boy, etc.) to participate 

in the bee. Teams will also send up one counselor (boy OR girl) and one specialty staff member (boy ORs 

girl). Contestants will be eliminated from the bee when they spell a word incorrectly. The bee will continue 

until one camper remains standing. Words will be age-appropriate. Points will be awarded for the last three 

campers in the bee. The Spelling Bee roster must be submitted to JZ Spier by dinner of Day I. 

STAFF GAMES: Staff games will take place each night of Color War. Only those staff members that have 

participated or will participate in a Morashia event (e.g. coaching a game or working on art) will be 

allowed to play in the staff game. Below is a schedule for the staff games: 

NIGHT 1 Mens’ Basketball 

Mens’ Football 

Womens’ Basketball 

NIGHT 2 Mens’ Hockey 

Mens’ Soccer 

Womens’ Volleyball 

Boys’ Gym 

Boys’ Fields 

Girls’ Courts 

Boys' Courts 

Boys’ Fields 

Girls’ Courts 

Rosters must be handed into Miriam Cohen and R’ Jon Schachter at the dinner before the game. 

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II. DIVISIONAL & STAFF PROJECTS 

NITZI BAKE OFF 

Each team must choose five Nitzi bakers, and assign a counselor to supervise the group in the Baking 

Room. Each team will receive a pre-baked cake from Aleeza Lauer. They will have 1 hour to decorate 

the cake using raw materials. The cake should deal with the team’s theme and/or color. The bakeoff will 

take place at 3:00 PM on Day I. The final products will be judged at the night program of Day I. Cake 

decoration will be judged based on: 

1. Creativity 

2. Theme 

3. Cleanliness & Cleanup 

4. Non-waste of materials 

YOUNGER SHTILI SHALHEVET REPORTERS 

We're looking for new editors for the Morasha Shalhevet! Our Younger Shtilim campers have been hired 

to complete their very own color war edition for this week’s issue of the Morasha Shalhevet for the entire 

camp and parent body to enjoy. Each team is required to write and design their team’s pages. Each 

team must complete 2 pages: 

• Page 1 - Highlights: This page should include, but is not limited to, The Roving Reporter, riddles 

and/or jokes, highlights of color war, and a short d'var torah on your team's name. All the 

articles and text should be hand-written and laid out neatly by the Younger Shtili campers on 

one 11x17 white piece of paper. Page 1, in its completion, must be submitted to Jess Alvaro by 

Dinner of Day II. 

• Page 2 - Collage: Each team should use an iPod Touch to take photos of their team. Each team 

must take all their pictures by dinner of Day I and have the counselor print the photos on their 

team’s printer. Once they’re printed, each team should design a collage with the pictures they 

took on a standard 8 1/2 x 11 white piece of paper. These collages should only include 

photographs and no text/illustrations. The completed collages must be submitted to Jess Alvaro 

by Dinner of Day III. 

This project will be judged as ONE project together. This project may only be worked on by Younger Shtili 

campers with staff guidance. Failure to comply by this rule will result in an automatic 50-point penalty. 

This project will be judged on: 

1. Quality of the Articles 

2. Appearance & Layout 

3. Creativity 

OLDER SHTILIM “IT’S ABOUT TIME” PROJECT 

“What time is it” “Is it time for the next activity” Our “time” in camp is precious. It gives structure to our 

entire daily schedule. The Older Shtilim well help all of our campers keep track of the time in camp by 

constructing beautiful wall clocks to be displayed in our new canteen. Each team will receive a large 

circular piece of wood, with working parts for the clock. The rest of the design is up to your creativity! The 

designs of the clock DO NOT have to match the theme of your team name. Ideas for the clocks must be 

approved by Shani Norman by dinner of Day I. The clocks must be completed by Dinner of Day III. We 

WILL be allowing OS counselors to help with this project, but part of this project will be judged on 

camper involvement. The clocks will be judged based on: 

1. Overall Aestethics 

2. Camper Participation 

3. Overall Creativity 

ILANOT 50 th ANNIVERSARY BANQUET CENTERPIECES 

This year, Color War finds itself in the middle of the summer. But, as we know, time flies in camp, and we 

will soon find ourselves on the last night of camp, saying goodbye to the summer of 2013. To celebrate 

the fantastic summer that we’ve experienced together, and the 50 th anniversary of Camp Morasha, we 

will be holding a huge celebratory banquet on the last night of camp. To make the banquet even more 

special, the Ilanot will be tasked to create centerpieces. Each team will be required to design 15 

centerpieces. Each centerpiece will reflect a day of Morasha 2013. Each centerpiece must include the 

provided styrofoam base, wooden stick, and image from the calendar. Everything else is up to your 

creativity. Ideas for the centerpieces must be approved by Amy Berger by dinner of Day I. The 

centerpieces must be completed by Dinner on Day 5:40 PM of Day III. The centerpieces will be judged 

on: This project may only be worked on by Ilanot Campers. Failure to comply with this rule will result in an 

automatic 50-point penalty. This project will be judged on: 

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1. Overall Aesthetic Aesthetics Appearance 

2. Creativity 

3. Camper Participation 

4. Depiction of event / day 

5. Durability as a Centerpiece 

MANHIGIM/GOT BOYS’ PAVILION MOLDING PROJECT 

The New Morasha “Beach Pavilion” is used by hundreds of campers each day as a makom t'filla. To 

help enhance the beauty of the space and kavana in our t'fillot, the Manhigim and Manhigot will be 

constructing a molding around the top perimeter of the building. Each team will receive planks of wood 

to create a large wooden banner/molding. Each banner will prominently display a different pasuk, 

which must be centered on the banner and drawn with the provided stencils. You must leave 6-inches 

on each side as “safe-zones” as either side MAY be trimmed down to fit the desired space. 

The Ha’Hu team will be displaying the following pasuk: 

The Ha’Heim team will be displaying the following pasuk: 

No nekudot should be used for the banner. The sketch for the signs must be approved by Yoni Pollock 

by Dinner of Day I and completed by 5:40 PM of Day III. This project may only be worked on by Gim/Got 

campers. Failure to comply to this rule will result in an automatic 50-point penalty. This project will be 

judged on: 

1. Aesthetic Appearance 

2. Creativity 

3. Clarity of pasuk 

4. Appropriateness for a Shul 

ALUFIM/FOT BIMA COVER PROJECTS 

A major camp highlight every week is the gathering of all our campers and staff in the Mercazia on 

Friday Night with a beautiful davening to usher in the Shabbos. In order to help enhance the beauty of 

that tefillah, the Alufim/fot will be tasked with constructing a Bima exclusively out of rolls of duct tape 

and duct tape sheets. Using your Ductigami skills of “rip, flip and stick” and 1/4” - 1/2” overlap. You will 

create Bima cover that will be hung from a rod held up by poles. The design should relate to your 

theme, and the design can be geometric rather than representational. To explain your design, each 

team MUST provide a WRITTEN paragraph to the judges at the presentation. The design must be 

appropriate for a makom tefillah. 

Chaye Lamm Warburg will be the advisor for this project. Project coordinators must meet with Chaye in 

the New Staff Dining Room after breakfast for a project orientation. Chaye will be available at both 

team bases to advise, guide, and answer questions. Your initial ideas and sketch must be approved by 

lunch of Day 1 by Chaye, and your final sketch must be approved by dinner of Day 1 by Chaye. Please 

be sure to review all rules regarding materials, safety and cleanliness and organization of workspace. 

The project must be completed by 3:00 pm of Day III. The Alufim/fot Bima Cover will be judged on: 

1. Creativity 

2. Aesthetic appeal 

3. Appropriateness of design for a Makom Tefillah 

4. Quality of workmanship 

“MORASHA: A MODEL CAMP” CAMP PROJECT 

In the age of Google Maps, and GPS’s, we’re always looking for ways to find our destination. Camp 

Morasha is a big place, and gets bigger every year -- not only in numbers, but also in landscape. 

Newcomers to camp often have a difficult time navigating the ins and outs of our beautiful campus. It is 

for this reason that we are charging our staff to create a 3-D map/model of camp to help give our 

campers and staff a “lay of the land.” Each team will be responsible for creating a 6’ x 4’ model of one 

side a side of our campus. Each model will be enclosed in a special glass display case and will be 

displayed in our brand new canteen. ANY materials can be used to create your model… the only rule is 

BE CREATIVE!!! How will you create your mini-Mercazia A miniature sized Dining Room A model Lake 

It’s all up to you! 

Amy Berger will be the advisor for this project. Project coordinators must meet with Amy in the New Staff 

Dining Room after breakfast of Day I for a project orientation. Your initial ideas and sketch must be 

approved by lunch of Day 1 by Amy, and your final sketch must be approved by dinner of Day 1 by 

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Amy. All required supplies and materials should be communicated as early as possible. Camp Project 

will be judged on: 

1. Detail of Model 

2. Creativity in the use of Materials 

3. Accuracy of Model 

4. Durability 

5. Overall Quality of Workmanship 

PHOTO MOSAIC SHELETS 

While our camp is rich in history, with thousands of different campers and memories, we are still one 

camp with one mission. To depict this, this summer’s shelet will be presented and designed in the form of 

a Photo Mosaic from previous and current Camp Morasha digital photos. Through the use of different 

digital tinting tools, each team will create a 3’ x 6’ landscape designs, made up of smaller tinted printed 

photographs. The large scene should embody symbols associated with the themes of the teams in a 

creative, original, and striking way. Each team will receive a computer, photo printer, and photo paper 

for this project. 

The Shelet Committee from each team will meet with Amy Berger, Penina Wein, and Yael Goldfischer 

during the morning of Day I to discuss theme presentation, and an orderly work schedule. The Shelet 

Committee should come to these meetings with several ideas and sketches ready in the event that one 

is not practical, materials are not available or the idea is not time efficient. The meetings will take place 

according to the following schedule: 

Ha’Heim (Art Room): 10:30 AM 

Ha’Hu (Ductigami Room): 11:15 AM 

A final sketch must be approved by Amy Berger and Penina Wein by dinner of Day I. Any changes 

made to this original sketch must be approved by Penina Wein. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU REVIEW ALL 

RULES WITH YOUR GENERALS BEFORE YOU BEGIN BUILDING YOUR PROJECTS. You must keep in mind that 

the Mercazia will be judged as a display. Creativity and originality of design and concept will comprise 

a large percentage of the points earned for the shelet. The shelet will be judged on the basis of the 

following: 

1. Artistic appeal 

2. Quality of workmanship 

3. Representation of theme 

4. Originality of concept 

5. Durability 

6. Presentation. The presentation is to consist of a detailed and creative 

explanation of the shelet and how it relates to the theme. It may not exceed 3 

minutes in length. 

The shelet will be presented on the night of Day III in the Mercazia. 

Supplies Provided 

We have provided the following supplies at each team base for your convenience: 

- Sketch Paper (8.5 x 11 & 11 x 17) 

- Pencils 

- Pens 

- Paint 

- Paint Brushes 

- Erasers 

- Bowls 

- Rulers 

- White Oak Tag 

- Staplers 

- Scotch Tape, Masking Tape, Duct Tape 

- Scissors 

- Glue 

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III. SHIRIA 

Each team will present two songs. The songs will be judged on the basis of clarity and precision, harmony 

and arrangements, knowledge of words and overall participation. ALL SONGS AND ARRANGEMENTS MUST 

BE APPROVED IN ADVANCE OF TEACHING by Danny Shatzkes & Leah Moskovich by the end of breakfast of 

Day II. For complete instructions, please see below. 

SONG 1: TIMELESS TUNES 

Each team will choose two Hebrew songs with the same lyrics, one old and one new. The “old song” 

must be from the 20 th century [Prior to 2000] while the “new song” must be from the 21 st century [2000 

and later]. Your presentation must start with the “old song” and songs may be fast, moderate, or slow in 

rhythm. The “old song” may have already been used in Morasha Shiria or Color War but the “new song” 

must be new to Shiria or Color War. Shiria leaders are responsible to compose their own harmonies with 

assistance of the Music Department. The song selections must be approved by Danny Shatzkes & Leah 

Moskovich by Breakfast of Day II. 

The music staff is there to assist in the development of the song but will not initiate harmonies and 

arrangements. This is the primary responsibility of the leaders assigned to Shiria by their teams. 

The song will be judged on: 

1. Clarity & Precision: Do the voices blend and are the words sounded in such a fashion as to 

be easily recognized If there a clear division between the melody & harmony Is there 

“singing” or “screaming” 

2. Arrangements: The layout of the song’s presentation. How many creative uses did the team 

find in presenting the song (Solos, a cappella, readings, repetition, modulations, use of 

dynamics, volume changes, creative intros, creative endings…) 

3. Original Harmonies 

4. Blending of the two songs 

5. Overall performance 

SONG 2: ALMA MATER 

We look forward to hearing the Alma Mater - a song written by each team, reflecting on the Camp 

Morasha experience in conjunction with their respective Color War theme. What does the Camp 

Morasha experience mean to you, what does your Color War theme mean to you, and is there any 

connection between the two This song should be powerful and sentimental. The song selection and 

lyrics must be approved by Danny Shatzkes & Leah Moskovich by Breakfast of Day II. 

As we reflect on our Morasha history, and look towards our future, we encourage the team’s Alma Mater 

to include your own original English lyrics to the tune of “Anu Bnei Morasha.” While this is not required, 

your creativity and originality of incorporating the Morasha history is recommended. 

The music staff is there to assist in the development of the song but will not initiate harmonies and 

arrangements. This is the primary responsibility of the leaders assigned to Shiria by their teams. 

The song will be judged on: 

1. Clarity & Precision: Do the voices blend and are the words sung in such a fashion as to be 

easily recognized If there a clear division between the melody & harmony Is there 

“singing” or “screaming” 

2. Arrangements: The layout of the song’s presentation. How many creative uses did the team 

find in presenting the song (Solos, a capella, readings, repetition, modulations, use of 

dynamics, volume changes, creative intros, creative endings…) 

3. Original Harmonies 

4. Lyrics 

5. Overall performance 

It goes without saying that each team should be careful to adhere to the halachic standards of our 

camp throughout the Color War experience. The camp’s current policy vis-à-vis Kol Isha reflects the 

varied communities in which our campers and staff are coming from. Campers under Bat Mitzvah can 

sing solos. Campers over Bat Mitzvah must sing in groups of three or larger. No female counselor should 

be teaching songs during practice alone. 

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR COUNSELORS 

COUNSELORS MUST FIRST FULFILL THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES TO THEIR BUNKS – AS PER INSTRUCTIONS FROM HCs 

AND DHs - BEFORE PROCEEDING TO MORASHIA EVENTS. It is the major duty of all counselors and generals 

to encourage all work to be done by campers. Counselors are to serve primarily as advisors. 

Sportsmanship: Stress is not on competition but on emphasis of the themes delineated and 

sportsmanship. All activities should be conducted with the spirit of good sportsmanship. To win is not as 

important as to compete to the best of your ability. Therefore, all counselors are requested to make 

certain that all campers, no matter how weak in athletics, shall participate. Individual judges may 

recommend an award or deduction of up to five (5) points per incident for attitude, spirit, 

sportsmanship, supervision etc. Discussions and protests of controversial decisions should never be held 

in the presence of campers. 

Bunk Clean-Up Schedule: Bunk inspection will be done by the division heads or head counselors. Points 

may be deducted at the discretion of the inspector. 

Coverage: Bunks MUST be covered during the morning cleanup, rest hour, evening preparation and 

bedtime. Responsibility for this coverage will be divided among the teams such that each team will be 

responsible for a set number of bunks. A list of the covering counselors is to be presented to the 

Coordinating Committee each evening by 10:30 PM. Severe deductions will be made for any bunk left 

uncovered. 

Tefila: In the Bet Knesset, campers and counselors will sit by bunk. Baalei Tefila will be chosen according 

to the regular rotation. No camper or counselor may absent himself/herself from Tefila. 

Structure of the Teams: Each team is required to designate coordinators in the areas of Art, Sports, 

Chinuch, and Swimming. 

GENERAL RULES 

All generals, staff members, & campers must remember to have fun! 

Wake Up: Each team will be responsible for waking up the camp on specific days. Below is the schedule 

of when each team is “on” for wake up. Penalties of up to 100 points will be assessed for failure to wake 

up the campuses on time. 

Boys’ Campus 

Girls’ Campus 

Day I Ha’Heim Ha’Hu 

Day II Ha’Hu Ha’Heim 

Day III Ha’Heim Ha’Hu 

Changes: All activities, rules and regulations are subject to change without prior notice at the discretion 

of the Coordinating Committee. This will be done only if unusual circumstances indicate the necessity for 

such a change. 

Curfew: CAMPERS & COUNSELORS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO STAY UP AFTER CURFEW WITHOUT SPECIAL 

PERMISSION FROM THE HEAD COUNSELORS & THE COORDINATING COMMITTEE. A limited number of 

campers and counselors may be allowed an extended curfew. Their names MUST be submitted on a 

special curfew extension form to the Coordinating Committee on Day I and Day II by 7:30 PM. Extended 

curfews will be until 12:30 AM for a total of four Manhigim/got & four Alufim/fot campers per team. 

Lieutenants have a 12:30 AM curfew. A total amount of five staff members per team may have an 

extended curfew until 2:00 AM. Generals (and Generals ONLY) are not subject to curfew. Late curfew 

cards will be distributed and must be held by those who are granted late curfew. Campers may not be 

out of their bunks past curfew (may not be in the music room) and staff may not be off campus. 

Dining Room: General decorum must be maintained and the teams will be judged accordingly. All 

generals must be at each meal. The team bases will be closed during all meals and no camper, 

counselor or General is to be absent from any meal without the prior permission of the Head Counselor 

& Coordinating Committee. Failure to comply will result in a deduction of points. 

Entries: Complete written lists of starting and substitute players in games must be submitted to the judges 

before the start of the game. If entries are not submitted on time, the event may be forfeited at the 

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discretion of the judges. Entries may be changed only upon the consent of the judges. Any camper 

may be barred from participation in events by the medical staff. 

O.D.: The O.D. schedule will follow regular rotation. Generals may make substitutions only with permission 

of the Head Counselors. 

Morashia T-shirts: Morashia shirt collars may not be cut to an inappropriate length. If any other part of 

the shirt is seen as inappropriately cut (wider collar, no sleeves, etc), he or she will be forced to go back 

to his or her bunk to change and will lose a SIGNIFICANT amount of points for his or her team. 

Preparation & Promptness: Teams must report to activities promptly. Failure to be prompt may lead to 

the forfeiture of points. All campers in the division must be present at the activity of their division (unless 

the camper is taking part in another supervised activity). Participants should wear, wherever and 

whenever possible, the team color. 

Prorating: A modified prorating system will be used for all sports except where otherwise noted. 20% of 

the points will go to the winner. The remainder of the points will be divided on a percent basis. In case of 

shut-outs, or wide point differences, certain adjustments are made in the prorating system. The Scoring 

Committee may be consulted for details. 

Protests: Protests must be submitted in writing, signed by the counselors supervising the activity, and 

countersigned by the General. The protest is to be submitted to Natan Farber by the mealtime 

immediately following the event in question. 

Scores: Judges should submit scores to a member of the Scoring or the Coordinating Committee at the 

conclusion of each activity. Where no judge is assigned, the team responsible for equipment is also 

responsible for scores. 

Supply Runs: There will be supply runs by a camp driver daily. Each team will be able to send two staff 

members of their team on a supply run each day of color war. Each team will have a $300 budget for 

all purchases throughout color war. This includes art supplies for the shelet, shtick, decorations, etc... 

Paint will not be included in your budget. We will check out each team separately and keep a running 

tab. Private cars may not be used to acquire supplies. Below is a schedule for shuttle runs and when the 

supply request forms are due: 

Day I Departs after lunch Shuttle leaves at 2:15 PM 

Day II & III Departs after Breakfast Shuttle leaves at 9:20 AM 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ART RULES 

The Ha’Heim team will be working in the Art Room while the Ha’Hu team will be working in the 

Ductigami Room. 

All work, other than wood-cuttings, should be done in the respective art locations. Each team will have 

a scheduled time to have their wood cut. 

Campers cannot miss any shiurim, meals, night activities, or sports activities to work on their divisional 

projects. They may work on projects during clean up, rest, preparation, team times (2 boys and 2 girls 

per division), apache relay (2 boys and 2 girls per division), and swim meet (2 boys and 2 girls per 

division). The Coordinating Committee will grant special permission for campers to miss sports 

activities upon request on a need-basis. Failure to adhere to these rules will result in a loss of points. 

Each project has a specific advisor. No work may be done on any project without the approval of 

the advisor specified for that project. 

The art locations will be opened at 11:00 AM and be locked during lunch. Each night, the art 

locations will be locked at 2:00 AM. No one is allowed in the art locations past this time! Points will be 

deducted for any person found in an art room past 2:00 AM. 

Both teams will be responsible for their art locations, keeping it clean and maintaining the condition 

of all tools and equipment. The art locations will be inspected at 9:00 PM on Day I and Day II and at 

6:30 PM of Day III. Points will be deducted for any graffiti or rooms not properly cleaned. 

Generals will appoint Project Coordinators for each Color War project. For divisional projects, the 

coordinator should be a counselor from that division. That counselor should choose the campers that 

will work on the divisional project. ONLY CAMPERS FROM THE APPROPRIATE DIVISIONS MAY WORK ON 

THE DIVISIONAL PROJECTS! Points will be deducted if staff members work on divisional projects! 

All projects MUST BE COMPLETED (if necessary) by their specified time. The projects must be ready to 

be picked up from warehouse at their specified time on Day III. 

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NITZI GIRLS 

*JESSICA BRENNER 

Layla Appel 

Ettie Berger 

JoJo Blank 

Charlotte Blinken 

Shira Bock 

Raylie Bodner 

Laura Brandwein 

Mia Drazin 

Adina Eisenman 

Mia Fand 

Emily Feit 

Leah Goldfischer 

Abigail Greenberg 

Lea Grunberg 

Michelle Kirschner 

Eve Lawrence 

Leah Levin 

Julia Levy 

Adina Markowitz 

Mia Mordowitz 

Daniella Noah 

Tali Norman 

Lily Petak 

Rivki Piontnica 

Sophia Purow 

Batya Rogoff 

Yakira Schonbrun 

Minnie Schwartz 

Zahava Shatzkes 

Avigayil Simon 

Kira Solomon 

Rachel Susman 

Naomi Wiener 

Elisheva Zemel 

Y. SHTILIM GIRLS 

*LIZZIE OLSHIN 

Talia Adler 

Ayelet Aranoff 

Rachel Bodek 

Kira Erber 

Naomi Feinberg 

Daniella Glas 

Shevi Glaser 

Meirav Grajower 

Nicole Haller 

Emily Haller 

Millie Helft 

Cory Hiller 

Miri Jonas 

Noa Kalfus 

Inbal Katz 

Eliana Kravetz 

Sonia Leventhal 

Abigail Lyons 

Samantha Maryles 

Jacqui Myers 

Talia Osrof 

Kayla Seidel 

Yonina Semer 

Eliana Smith 

Olivia Weinstein 

Eliana Weinstein 

Tara Willner 

O. SHTILIM GIRLS 

*ANABELLE MULLER 

Emily Abraham 

Yael Berger 

Lindsay Brandwein 

Naomi Butler 

Leora Cohen 

Meira Cohen 

Jocelyn Cohn 

Lela Fand 

Sarah Feder 

Anna Friedman 

Eden Garber 

Aliza Meller 

Rivka Nassimi 

Brooke Newman 

Serena Perl 

Rachel Piontnica 

Daniella Rothman 

Jackie Rubin 

Tzippy Schein 

Yakira Schreiber 

Talia Skorski 

Kayla Wienerkur 

Danyela Zuller 

ILANOT GIRLS 

*ALEX MELZER 

Ayelet Aharon 

Noa Attias 

Emily Cohen 

Rotem Cohen 

Sarah Cohen 

Liat Cohen 

Allison Davidson 

Sarah Gabay 

Julia Holtz 

Eva Ingber 

Yael Kaszovitz 

Dalia Katz 

Leora Kimmel 

Grace Klein 

Julia Klein 

Dana Komsky 

Kayla Kranz 

Esti Kreinberg 

Elly Lapin 

Aliza Lerman 

Talia Lisker 

Gabrielle Posner 

Alessandra Schertz 

Sasha Schreiber 

Rose Schwartz 

Chana Sigman 

Chani Simon 

Sarah Tessone 

Lexi Thall 

Shoshana Wallach 

Sylvie Weinstein 

MANHIGOT GIRLS 

*ELIANA BOCK 

Deenie Ackerman 

Emily Berger 

Aderet Brenner 

Danielle Burbank 

Kyra Fischer 

Jodi Fishbein 

Ruthi Glaser 

Alison Kanefsky 

Miriam Kazlow 

Lauren Kirshenbaum 

Stephanie Kirshenbaum 

Charlotte Leventhal 

Chaya Levin 

Jordana Lichter 

Talia Lifschutz 

Eliana Lubofsky 

Adva Morgenstern 

Deena Motechin 

Isabelle Oliner 

Nina Ottensoser 

Rachel Sacks 

Tamar Samson 

Ana Scheidlinger 

Kayla Silverstein 

Esti Steiner 

Tal Ullmann 

Rachel Wasserman 

Rebecca Weinberger 

Zahava Wiener 

Atira Zeitchik 

ALUFOT GIRLS 

* LT. SARAH BERGER 

Yakira Cohen 

Jordie Cohn 

Alyssa Cooperberg 

Leora Fadlun 

Sari Herskowitz 

Kayla Leifer 

Talia Levi 

Shani Mehlman 

Rachel Packer 

Atara Paul 

Lauren Sand 

Atara Schonbrun 

Dana Schwartzstein 

Emily Shafran 

Sofia Simantov 

Avia Sinai 

Aliza Skolnick 

Becky Steinmetz 

Daniella Strauss 

Chana Waintraub 

Eliana Wienerkur 

Leora Wolkoff 

Talya Zuller 

NTZANIM BOYS 

*JOSEPH SCHWARTZ 

Max Blinder 

Max Blumenthal 

Joseph Botnick 

Jacob Burstein 

HA’HU WHITE 

Yosef Dahan 

Chaim Dovid Cohen 

Benny Frank 

Ben Freundlich 

Eitan Fuchs 

David Gellis 

Benjamin Gettenburg 

Yehuda Gur Arie 

Sam Hilbert 

Kobi Hirt 

Jonah Hornblass 

Joshua Katz 

Samuel Kroll 

Yoni Kwestel 

Michael Lerman 

Jonah Mandil 

Jared Mark 

Daniel Marks 

Shragi Medetsky 

Matthew Mizrachi 

Max Orbach 

Isaac Osrof 

Ethan Penstein 

Simon Pinter 

Sammy Portnoy 

Eitan Seewald 

Avi Shachter 

Nate Sholomon 

Daniel Singer 

Aharon Solovetchik 

Jack Speiser 

Yoni Tocker 

Judah Volodarsky 

Ezra Wallach 

Jacob Weinstein 

Y. SHTILIM BOYS 

*EITAN DUKAS 

Noah Applebaum 

Sam Bendheim 

Eitan Chasman 

Noah Chesir 

Gabriel Cohen 

Aryeh Dynken 

Akiva Feit 

Ilan Frenkel 

Isaac Fromen 

Eitan Gutenmacher 

Jacob Hershenoff 

Azriel Ifergan 

Tani Koenig 

Menachem Kravitz 

Josh Mehlman 

Reuben Melzer 

Ozzie Motechin 

Nathan Orbach 

Caleb Pollan 

Evan Salamon 

Isaac Schertz 

Yamin Semer 

Judah Shanzer 

Yitzi Sokol 

Yedidya Solomon 

Solly Wilkowski 

Max Zakheim 

O. SHTILIM BOYS 

*ET DUBIN 

Jackie Glaser 

Jacob Glasman 

Adam Goldfeder 

Israel Gulko 

Akiva Hain 

Elie Jarashow 

Caleb Koppel 

Oscar Kule 

Benjamin Leifer 

Ezra Levi 

Josh Levine 

Alex Lyons 

Chaim Medetsky 

Josh Pcker 

Jack Reinhart 

Shalom Rosengarten 

ZJ Saks 

Adam Schwartz 

Natey Simantov 

Binyamin Tannenbaum 

Sammy Volodarsky 

David Wolkoff 

ILANOT BOYS 

*DONI SAUSEN 

Coby Ackerman 

Sammy Burekhovich 

Evan Chesner 

Josh Erber 

Benjy Feintuch 

Jason Folkman 

Kenny Friedman 

Oren Goldberg 

Alec Goldstein 

Daniel Goldstein 

Michael Gul 

Efraim Herstic 

David Lewis 

Eli Litwin 

Zecharia Marks 

Eitan Mehlman 

Simon Perlow 

Josh Pfeifer 

Daniel Portnoy 

Ido Schertz 

Jeremy Seidel 

Gary Slochowsky 

Moshe Strauss 

Ariel Torjmane 

Aaron Wernick 

Josh Wiener 

Andrew Wolf 

MANHIGIM BOYS 

*EITAN DRAZIN 

Josh Appel 

Adam Auerbach 

Seth Bodek 

Gilad Bodner 

Sammy Bruh 

AJ Chesir 

Jonah Chill 

Meir Edery 

Eli Fishman 

Evan Goldstein 

Josh Goodman 

Gabriel Greenbaum 

Danny Gur-Arie 

Adi Ifergan 

Zach Lyons 

Jason Mishkin 

Donny Moskovitz 

Johnny Newman 

Ben Portnoy 

Yonatan Potash 

Aaron Purow 

Ryan Schwartz 

Yair Slasky 

Spencer Tropper 

Josh Weisel 

Dovi Weiss 

Josh Wertenteil 

Sammy Wietschner 

JJ Zakheim 

ALUFIM BOYS 

*LT. DJ PRESSER 

Rafi Appel 

Eytan Aryeh 

Josh Chesner 

Jakob Deutsch 

Yishai Freund 

Tzvi Gettenberg 

Eitan Hain 

Paul Heisler 

Jordy Hirschfield 

David Itzkowitz 

Zev Jarashow 

Eli Lauer 

Gabe Leifer 

Judah Levine 

Daniel Levy 

Gabriel Miller 

Gabe Perl 

Willie Salamon 

Jonathan Seidel 

Gavi Smith 

Jonah Waldman 

YACHAD 

*LAUREN KREISER 

Abe Abali 

Liora Benga 

Ruchama Broyde 

Rafi Dayan 

Yehoshua Fineberg 

Jacob Gross 

Suri Lustigman 

Tomer Mandelbaum 

Ronit Peerless 

Chaya Schwartz 

Yehuda Sorkin 

Sarah Ungar 

Riffy Wolpert 

SAM DRATCH 

YAKIRA FRUCHTER 

JACOB SHAPIRO 

MIKI WEINSTEIN 

Noah Adelsberg 

Louis Ades 

Jordana Appel 

Bayla Bach 

Talia Baratz 

Aaron Berman 

Abigail Bibas 

Natan Bienstock 

Rena Bierig 

Isaac Blinder 

Harry Block 

Akiva Blumenthal 

Hannah Chicheportiche 

Gabriel Dechter 

Bobby Dratch 

Deena Drazin 

Chani Dubin 

Avery Englander 

Gabriella Fadlun 

Joshua Fagin 

Avi Faitelewicz 

Tehila Feinberg 

Yoni Fenster 

Dani Folkman 

Tamar Forman 

Grant Fox 

Dana Frenkel 

Michael Fruchter 

Avi Genachowski 

Noam Genet 

Isabel Glickman 

Racquel Glickman 

Michael Goldberg 

Yonatan Goldberg 

Akiva Gottlieb 

Kayla Gottlieb 

Rami Greenspan 

Joseph Greenstein 

Rebecca Gross 

Sera'h Guez 

Jacob Gurstein 

David Gutenmacher 

Chani Hirschey 

Michael Hirt 

Eden Hoffman 

Aryeh Isaacs 

Eliana Isaacs 

Jacob Israel 

Seth Jacobovitch 

Eitan Kahane 

Aaron Kaminas 

AJ Kanefsky 

Rachel Kirschner 

Zachary Kirschner 

Shira Korman 

David Lauer 

Avi Lent 

Amalya Levi 

Izik Levi 

Chaya Levinson 

Jacob Levy 

Aryeh Lichtman 

Miki Liechtung 

Leora Litwin 

Zevi Litwin 

Itamar Lustiger 

Ezra Magder 

Samuel Marcus 

Ally Margulies 

Racheli Matis 

Alex Mermelstein 

Nomi Mermelstein 

Jessica Myers 

Samantha Myers 

Sammy Myers 

Daniel Nissel 

Shuey Ofman 

Eliana Ogorek 

Jeremy Packer 

Jonathan Packer 

Tzvi Perin 

Jessica Pinter 

Maayan Rockland 

Avital Rosen 

Simee Rosner 

Amanda Rubin 

Jacob Saks 

Madison Schechter 

Jennifer Schertz 

Jared Schiff 

Leora Schiff 

Orah Schlanger 

Shayna Schwarzberg 

Amanda Shapiro 

Eliana Shields 

Lara Siegal 

Caleb Siegel 

Tamar Siri 

Steven Soffer 

Rebecca Spett 

Shimmy Steinmetz 

Yonatan Stern 

Rebecca Strauss 

Tamir Sugarman 

Jeremy Tabak 

Amira Tepler 

Efraim Tepler 

Jacob Tessone 

Jocelyn Thurm 

Elyse Tripp 

Esty Turner 

Goldi Weiser 

Amy Weiss 

Rikki Weitz 

Renee Wietschner 

Kara Winter 

Eram Zaghi 

Akiva Zimmerman 

Yehoshua Zirman 

Jonah Zrihen

NITZI GIRLS 

*ABIGAIL ROSENFELD 

Nikki Burbank 

Tikva Epstein 

Miri Fein 

Ruthie Feinberg 

Lizzie Friedman 

Shayna Friedman 

Ellie Ginsberg 

Adira Greenwald 

Perri Hoffman 

Talia Horn 

Shiraz Itzhaki 

Kira Jacoby 

Hannah Katz 

Ayelet Kerstein 

Atara Klein 

Leora Konig 

Rachel Kranz 

Lily Leventhal 

Jordan Levine 

Sarah Lewis 

Gabi Mogilner 

Jillian Moldovan 

Abby Newman 

Molly Norman 

Liat Polinsky 

Shoshana Pomerantz 

Maia Purow 

Hannah Rothner 

Suzana Ruben 

Meira Rychik 

Sarah Schwartz 

Shira Siegler 

Mia Spira 

Kira Tepler 

Lily Waldman 

Y. SHTILIM GIRLS 

*DANIELLE BOTNICK 

Kyra Appel 

Maayan Cohen 

Molly Feder 

Milla Gitlin 

Emily Goldstein 

Bella Ingber 

Yael Jungreis 

Tali Kimmel 

Shelly Koppel 

Rachel Landsman 

Penina Levin 

Grace Madeb 

Shoshana Markowitz 

Shayna Orlow 

Aderet Paul 

Sophia Reich 

Orlee Rosen 

Racheli Schachter 

Aviva Schlanger 

Sarah Sigman 

Shira Silverstein 

Esther Simon 

MalkaRena Skolnik 

Rachel Skurnik 

Ariella Stefansky 

Ashley VanAmerongen 

Tikva Zimmerman 

O. SHTILIM GIRLS 

*MIMI LEIFER 

Talya Alexander 

Abigail Appel 

Tova Ben-Ami 

Jordana Berger 

Sophia Bruder 

Shira Cohen 

Ayelet Deutsch 

Lilly Fuchs 

Reut Gare 

Emma Greenbaum 

Serena Jacobs 

Tamar Leiser 

Emily Packer 

Adina Roth 

Emma Rubin 

Daniella Rubin 

Hallie Sober 

Nina Tepler 

Emma Tropper 

Ariella Wang 

Zoe Weinberg 

Rachel Yudin 

Leah Zakheim 

ILANOT GIRLS 

*JULIA BLUMENTHAL 

Leora Adler 

Caroline Altman 

Ariella Apelbaum 

Ellie Berger 

Michali Betesh 

Daniella Brody 

Rachel Cohen 

Emily Ellison 

Arielle Epstein 

Sophia Feder 

Emma Frank 

Ahava Friedman 

Jenna Friedman 

Joely Glass 

Talia Guttman 

Ava Hornblass 

Michal Jungreis 

Ayelet Kalfus 

Zoe Klein 

Atara Langer 

Liana Lapp 

Mahlia Leventhal 

Fortune Manopla 

Shoshana Noah 

Arielle Polinsky 

Donna Rebibo 

Elly Schanzer 

Russie Schreiber 

Mia Tuchman 

Michelle Weingarten 

Rebecca Weiss 

HA’HEIM GREEN 

MANHIGOT GIRLS 

*TAMARA KAHN 

Aliza Butler 

Michal Engel 

Talya Gellis 

Tamar Glaser 

Miriam Hatten 

Arielle Herman 

Michal Horn 

Shelley Horowitz 

Zahava Isaacs 

Rachel Kellner 

Rebecca Klein 

Sophie Kule 

Arielle Landes 

Rebecca Meller 

Lauren Melman 

Molly Ottensoser 

Chantal Polinsky 

Evie Pollak 

Arielle Rothman 

Shira Rothwachs 

Rebecca Saffra 

Gila Schein 

Noa Silverstein 

Tess Simon 

Adira Tannenbaum 

Sara Weitz 

Alex Winter 

ALUFOT GIRLS 

*LT. HANNAH FISHMAN 

Rebecca Alexander 

Yael Baratz 

Sophie Blumenthal 

Daniella Bock 

Razel Bornstein 

Sarah Cohen 

Rebecca Feder 

Rachel Feinberg 

Emily Greenberg 

Talia Kirshblum 

Sami Kirshner 

Emily Klein 

Emuna Korenblit 

Sigal Levine 

Kyra Libin 

Lily Madeb 

Ashley Myers 

Abigail Rosenberg 

Jordana Schwartz 

Avigayil Shapiro 

Leora Spitz 

Nicole VanAmerongen 

Lizzie Wallach 

NTZANIM BOYS 

*GIDEON ASKOWITZ 

Pinny Balsam 

Yonah Ben Ami 

Daniel Berger 

Jamie Berger 

Isaac Berry 

Noah Birnbaum 

Ethan Davidson 

Logan Feldman 

Joseph Gettinburg 

Daniel Groner 

Leo Gulko 

Noah Guttman 

Judah Hain 

Ethan Hirschfeld 

Jonas Kahan 

Daniel Kopolovitz 

Nate Leiberman 

Ari Leifer 

Judah Leifer 

Solomon Lerman 

Zachary Levy 

Jacob Mandil 

Ethan Marom 

Amichai Miller 

Ely Neuwirth 

Benjamin Newmark 

Ashi Norman 

Ben Orbach 

Jacob Pfeifer 

Aiden Polinsky 

Noam Rychik 

Meir Shochet 

Chaim Simon 

Daniel Simon 

Ari Smith 

Uri Stefansky 

Avery Stepner 

Avi Teppler 

Benjamin Tocker 

Gabriel Warshaw 

Tzvi Yudin 

Y. SHTILIM BOYS 

*JORDAN APPEL 

Ari Baruch 

Tzvi Block 

Yoni Drazin 

Evan Kinches 

Rafi Lewis 

Judah Rolnick 

Ben Bodner 

Jacob Berry 

Joseph Forman 

Isaac Horowitz 

Brian Parness 

Yoni Samson 

Avi Weitz 

Eli Almo 

Josh Cohen 

Gabe Einhorn 

Jacob Edelstein 

Danny Kroll 

Ben Perl 

Ezra Shapiro 

Jason Aranoff 

Joseph Gross 

Yehuda Sokol 

Noah Warshaw 

Dan Weinberger 

Nathan Rosenberg 

Yitzi Fishman 

O. SHTILIM BOYS 

*OREN NEUWIRTH 

Jay Blinken 

Zevi Cohen 

Aiden Englander 

Jaron Feldman 

Matthew Ganchrow 

Coby Goldfeder 

Josh Goldfeder 

Ben-Zion Goldstein 

Joseph Greenberg 

Yonatan Groner 

Daniel Hirsch 

Coby Kranz 

Ari Mitchell 

Alex Papilsky 

Max Parness 

Yisrael Richter 

Jonno Rosen 

Nicky Schlanger 

David Schwartzstein 

Yonah Seewald 

Yonatan Sokol 

Moshe Sopher-Harelick 

Manny Srulowitz 

ILANOT BOYS 

*MAX BERGER 

Jonathan Aranoff 

Ariel Attias 

Charlie Bendheim 

Lev Cohen 

Elie Cohn 

Shmuel Eisenman 

Adam Frenkel 

Gideon Freund 

Alex Fuchs 

Elan Goldberg 

Josh Hirt 

Max Kenigsberg 

Jeremy Klein 

Drew Korn 

Noam Kuritzky 

Yosef Linzer 

Jonathan Mehlman 

Stevie Paul 

Elie Roz 

Dani Roz 

Yoni Sapadin 

Sammy Sokol 

Jack Stepner 

Jacob Verschleiser 

Daniel Weiss 

Max Wiederhorn 

MANHIGIM BOYS 

*NOAH WILKOWSKI 

Ethan Abraham 

Joey Azizo 

David Baruch 

AJ Druck 

Adam Duitz 

Joshua Edelstein 

Eli Gelfand 

Josh Geliebter 

Andrew Giller 

Nissin Guez 

Shlomo Korsinsky 

Isaac Laifer 

Aron Leiber 

Dan Leichtung 

Daniel Lichter 

Joey Mogilner 

Avi Orlow 

Jeremy Purow 

Zach Reich 

Yoni Saks 

Noah Schwartz 

Eli Shapiro 

Jacob Silber 

Moshe Simon 

Avi Tessone 

Ari Warshaw 

Ben Weinstein 

Solly Weiser 

Ahron Yudin 

Amram Zeitchik 

ALUFIM BOYS 

*LT. JESSE KATZ 

Charlie Altman 

Ezra Appel 

Zev Ben-Ami 

Jeremy Brody 

Yoav Deutsch 

Jojo Fishman 

David Fleshner 

Ariel Forman 

Yehuda Freund 

Jonah Ganchrow 

Benjamin Greenberg 

Alex Gross 

Zach Horowitz 

Shlomo Kassai 

Benjy Lamm 

Judah Lyons 

Gabe Perl 

Abie Perlow 

Evan Polinsky 

Matty Reinhart 

Josh Rosenberg 

Shimmie Socol 

YACHAD 

*SALAR ASKARINAM 

Ruchama Broyde 

Devon Collins 

Zev Diamond 

Lane Kerner 

Annette Krinberg 

Benny LaDue 

Sigal Miller 

Deena Moskowitz 

Gitti Perman 

Tamar Schlanger 

Fraida Schnepps 

Yosef Taubes 

AKIVA BLUMENTHAL 

TALI FELDMAN 

JEN SCHERTZ 

YAIR ZAKAI 

Raizy Abittan 

Rachel Ambinder 

Rebecca Appel 

Gabriel Baratz 

Jeremy Barth 

Elizabeth Berger 

Zachary Berger 

Ralph Betesh 

Diana Bienenfeld 

Mitchell Blitman 

Jeremy Bock 

Daniella Bodek 

Nicole Bodek 

Deena Borenstein 

Jacob Braun 

Anna Cappell 

Barbara Charikov 

Danielle Chesir 

Maxwell Cohen 

Erika Davidoff 

Eitan Dechter 

Yolly Dratch 

Gabriel Dubow 

Elisheva Fadlun 

Ariella Freedman 

Elle Fried 

Simi Friedman 

Yoni Frieling 

Deena Fuchs 

Jack Ganchrow 

Millie Gittleman 

Avery Goldstein 

Joshua Goldstein 

Nicole Greenbaum 

Hadas Gross 

Jordana Gross 

Jacob Gurstein 

Dena Hirschey 

Alex Hirt 

Esti Hirt 

Leeza Hirt 

Max Hoffman 

Matan Holtz 

Jessica Hopen 

Talia Kaszovitz 

Jenna Kershenbaum 

Joseph Kestenbaum 

Ariel Kirschenbaum 

Michael Kirshblum 

Pamela Klahr 

Jason Klein 

Joe Klein 

Itai Knafo 

Yakir Knafo 

Eliora Korenblit 

Yoni Kram 

Chesky Kwestel 

Ezra Kwestel 

Devorah Lamm 

Jacob Lazaros 

Eli Lefkovitch 

Tzipora Leiser 

Gabriella Levine 

Jason Levine 

Tara Levine 

Michael Levy 

Yair Lichtman 

Levi Light 

Eli Mallin 

Ian Mark 

Devorah Merkin 

Chaim Metzger 

Joseph Miller 

Zahava Moskowitz 

Aryeh Norman 

Esti Novoseller 

Joshua Ottensoser 

Lauren Packer 

Zachary Perl 

Ben Pimentel 

Ilan Ramras 

Aviva Redisch 

Rebecca Reich 

Carly Reinhart 

Avi Resnick 

Maxx Rimberg 

Samuel Rochlin 

Micayla Rosenbaum 

Hudi Rosenberg 

Shmuel Rosenthal 

Talya Ross 

Natalia Rothman 

Shani Rothwachs 

Alexandra Rubin 

Shoshana Rubin 

Jason Salamon 

Daniel Schein 

Jared Scher 

Maxwell Schertz 

Seth Schlussel 

Adi Shulman 

Marci Schwartz 

Jordan Schwartzstein 

Danielle Silber 

Jonathan Silverman 

Jamie Simon 

Ayden Sopher-Harelick 

Eliana Soskin 

Tali Spier 

Miri Spitz 

Eitan Stern 

Benji Stokar 

Hannah Tessel 

Avraham Wein 

Andrea Weiss 

Jono Wietschner 

Meir Zeidman 

Rivkie Zeidman 

Rivka Zimmerman 

Benjamin Zirman 

Nicole Zweiter

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