THE SCOOP!Camp Mountain Chai’s

IN THIS EDITION...Page 1• Message from Steve• Meet Jeremy TorenPage 2• Meet our Unit LeadersPage 3• Packing For CampPage 4 • Welcome New CMC CampersPage 5• Camp TransportationPage 6• Happy Birthday

SUMMER 2012 EDITION 5

Working at Summer Camp...A Network of Lifetime

One  of  the  most  touted  benefits  of  working  at  a  summer  camp  is  the  network  one  may  build  even  within  the  parameters  of  a  single  summer.    Unlike  many  work  environments,  which  tend  to  draw  locals  with  a  telescoped  set  of  talents,  summer  camp  attracts  staff  from  virtually  all  over  the  world  who  possess  an  array  of  abilities.    A  successful  summer  at  camp  requires  the  expertise  of  athletes  and  artists  alike.    Because  summer  camps  are  24/7  communities,  staff  members  tend  to  form  very  close  bonds  within  the  two  months  that  they  reside  at  camp  each  summer.    Camp  breeds  a  sense  of  family,  which  is  precisely  why,  for  a  good  many  staff  members,  goodbye  at  the  end  of  the  summer  is  seldom  goodbye  forever.    Thanks  to  a  little  help  from  social  media  outlets  such  as  Facebook,  it’s  possible  to  stay  in  touch  with  summer  camp  friends  no  matter  where  on  earth  they  live.    Whether  it’s  couch  surfing  while  traveling,  hunting  for  a  job,  needing  a  little  bit  of  advice  or  support,  or  sharing  an  inside  joke,  camp  friends  are  there.    Working  at  summer  camp  is  more  than  just  a  summer  experience.    It’s  a  way  to  form  a  global  network  of  friends  for  life.  

Here’s to CMC...

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GETTING READY FOR SUMMER!

WELCOME JEREMY!We  are  excited  and  proud  to  introduce  Jeremy  Toren  as  Camp  Mountain  Chai’s  Director  of  Jewish  Education  and  Nadiv  Fellow.  The  Nadiv  Fellowship  is  a  groundbreaking  program  through  the  Foundation  for  Jewish  Camp  that  created  senior  experiential  Jewish  educator  positions  to  be  shared  by  nonprofit  camps  and  Jewish  day  or  synagogue  schools.    Six  camps  were  chosen  throughout  the  entire  country  and  we  are  proud  to  announce  that  Mountain  Chai  was  one  of  them.    In  addition  to  working  with  CMC  throughout  the  year,  Jeremy  will  also  be  a  full-­‐time  instructor  at  the  San  Diego  Jewish  Academy.    Read  below  to  learn  more  about  Jeremy...

Tell  us  a  little  bit  about  yourself:  After  graduating  with  a  degree  in  music  from  Brandeis  University,  I  elected  to  pursue  education  as  a  career.    After  teaching  for  a  while,  I  discovered  the  joy  of  camp,  and  spent  the  last  three  summers  working  as  the  Assistant  Summer  Director  and  Judaic  Director  at  Camp  Solomon  Schechter  in  Olympia,  WA.    I  also  just  received  my  master's  degree  in  Education  and  Jewish  Studies  from  American  Jewish  University.    What  are  you  most  excited  for  this  summer?  A  unique  opportunity  to  spend  time  getting  to  know  literally  hundreds  of  new  faces  in  intimate  settings.    In  addition  to  the  time  set  aside  for  Jewish  learning  and  activities,  I  am  also  looking  forward  to  the  informal  interactions  taking  place  in  the  Chadar  Ochel  and  on  the  basketball  court.Why  do  you  think  Jewish  summer  camp  is  a  valuable  educational  experience?  Studies  have  shown  that  Jewish  camp  is  one  of  the  best  ways  to  nurture  a  lifelong  love  of  Judaism  in  young  people.      The  sights  and  sounds  of  kids  shouting  the  Birkat  Hamazon  or  singing  Havdallah  around  a  campfire  serve  as  exemplars  for  the  rest  of  the  Jewish  community.What  are  some  cool  things  we  can  look  forward  to  at  camp  this  summer?  The  words  "learning"  and  "fun"  are  never  mutually  exclusive  if  you  don't  want  them  to  be,  but  I  find  this  to  be  especially  true  at  camp.    Two  fun  facts  about  yourself:1)  I  have  an  almost  unhealthy  obsession  with  my  two  favorite  sports  teams,  the  Chicago  White  Sox  and  the  Chicago  Bears.    The  campers  can            expect  frequent  updates  on  the  White  Sox'  season  throughout  the  summer.2)  I  achieved  second  place  in  the  Cuyahoga  County  (Cleveland-­‐area)  spelling  bee  in  eighth  grade.

RACHEL  SHYLOSKI  Amirim  (7th-­‐8th  Grade)  Unit  LeaderHello  CMC  families!  My  name  is  Rachel  Shyloski  and  I  am  so  excited  to  be  coming  back  to  camp  for  what  will  be  my  third  summer  at  CMC!  I  am  28  years  old  and  was  born  and  raised  in  North  Carolina.  I  received  my  B.A.  in  Psychology  from  the  University  of  North  Carolina  at  Asheville.    Currently,  I  am  a  lead  teacher  at  Temple  Emanuel's  Early  Childhood  Engagement  Center  in  Greensboro,  North  Carolina.  

I  will  be  starVng  Graduate  school  this  upcoming  fall  to  receive  my  Master's  in  Social  Work  and  wilI  be  concentraVng  on  children  at  risk  and  families.  I  am  parVcularly  interested  in  working  with  adolescents  once  they  have  entered  the  juvenile  jusVce  system.  By  guiding  adolescents  to  help  them  to  see  their  inner  light,  develop  their  confidence  and  coping  skills,  they  will  be  empowered  to  achieve  their  goals  and  accept  life's  responsibiliVes.  I  have  always  been  driven  to  help  our  youth  and  have  worked  with  children  of  all  ages  and  in  a  variety  of  seXngs.  

In  my  spare  Vme  I  love  to  run  in  the  forest,  bike,  and  am  a  big  bird  "nerd."  I  love  coming  to  camp,  surrounded  by  amazing  people  in  the  beauVful  San  Bernardino  Mountains  which  allows  me  to  do  what  I  love  most.  When  I  am  able  to  guide  and  support  others,  I  feel  the  light  inside  of  me  shining  at    its  brightest.  There  is  something  really  special  about  our  camp  and  the  experiences  we  share  together.  The  bonds  that  I  have  made,  and  the  bonds  I  watch  being  formed  is  why  I  come  to  camp.  I  love  seeing  how  camp  never  ceases  to  amaze  me.  Each  year  conVnues  to  strengthen  our  connectedness,  and  this  summer  I  will  be  working  beside  young  adults  that  I  used  to  be  a  unit  leader  for!    I  can't  wait  to  see  old  faces  and  meet  new  ones!  I  look  forward  to  spending  the  summer  with  our  campers,  and  can  tell  you  this  will  be  the  summer  of  a  lifeVme  and  definitely  one  we  will  never  forget!  See  you  all  very  soon!

AARON  SATALOFF  A4d  (9th-­‐10th  Grade  Unit  Leader)

Hello  my  name  is  Aaron  Sataloff  from  Los  Altos,  CA  and  currently  I  am  finishing  my  first  year  of  rabbinical  school  at  Hebrew  Union  College.  I  grew  up  in  several  places  including  Tennessee,  New  Jersey,  Washington,  and  Virginia.  I  graduated  

from  the  University  of  Oregon  with  a  B.A.  and  majored  in  Judaic  Studies.  I  have  spent  lots  of  Vme  in  Israel  and  have  done  many  programs  here  like  Project  OTZMA,  which  was  a  year-­‐long  volunteer  program  where  we  lived  all  around  the  country,  and  a  Ulpan/Kibbutz  Program  on  Kibbutz  Tzuba  outside  of  Jerusalem  for  5  months,  and  AEPi  Roadtrips.  Growing  up  I  was  involved  in  BBYO  in  Richmond,  Virginia,  and  was  a  brother  of  Alpha  Epsilon  Pi  at  the  U  of  O.  Growing  up,  I  spent  lots  of  Vme  ader  school  and  summers  at  many  Jewish  Community  Centers  across  the  country  and  went  to  camp  at  Emma  Kaufmann  Camp  in  Morgantown,  WV.  I  love  running,  swimming,  biking,  yoga,  basketball,  and  ice  hockey,  but  love  even  more  to  simply  be  outside  in  the  sun  having  fun.  I  wil  be  moving  to  Los  Angeles  this  upcoming  year,  and  am  very  excited  to  be  at  CMC  this  summer!  

Meet Our 2012 CMC Unit Leaders

ERICA  SUSSMAN  Staff  In  Training  (11th  Grade)  DirectorMy  name  is  Erica  Sussman,  and  I  am  so  excited  to  be  the  S.I.T.  director  this  summer  at  camp!    I  recently  graduated  in  May  from  the  University  of  Arizona  with  a  major  in  Family  Studies  and  Human  Development  and  a  themaVc  minor  in  social  work.    I  will  be  spending  much  of  2012  traveling  and  seeing  what  the  world  has  to  offer  prior  to  returning  and  beginning  graduate  school  in  the  fall  of  2013  for  my  Master’s  in  social  work.  This  will  be  my  9th  summer  at  Jewish  sleep  away  camp,  my  third  at  Camp  Mountain  Chai,  and  I  cannot  wait  to  be  back!    

I  am  looking  forward  to  working  with  the  S.I.T.’s  to  help  each  individual  become  the  best  potenVal  staff  member  he/she  can  be!    While  S.I.T.  summer  can  someVmes  be  a  difficult  transiVon  between  being  a  camper  and  becoming  a  staff  member,  my  goal  is  to  make  this  change  as  easy  and  fun  as  possible  by  incorporaVng  valuable  lessons  with  hands  on,  fun  programs.    That  being  said,  the  SIT’s  can  expect  to  work  hard  and  should  come  to  camp  with  an  open  mind.    Being  an  S.I.T.  is  much  different  than  being  a  camper  and  may  take  some  geXng  used  to,  but  it  is  rewarding  and  exciVng  in  its  own,  unique  way.    This  is  their  opportunity  to  get  to  observe  and  pracVce  being  on  staff  while  sVll  geXng  the  fun  ouVngs  and  acVviVes  geared  towards  them.    

A  large  porVon  of  our  training  consists  of  learning  new  informaVon,  including  shadowing  other  staff  members  to  see  firsthand  what  their  jobs  entail,  we  will  spend  a  lot  of  our  Vme  preparing  for  that.  It  is  important  that  we  have  a  secure,  close  knit  group  so  we  will  also  work  together  to  maintain  strong  bonds  amongst  all  of  the  S.I.T.’s  and  our  unit  staff  to  ensure  that  we  have  a  comfortable  and  cohesive  environment  that  enables  each  child  to  feel  confident  in  his/her  ability  to  learn,  teach,  and  grow  throughout  the  summer.    S.I.T.  summer  is  about  learning  about  how  to  be  a  posiVve  addiVon  for  the  future  staff  of  camp  and  learning  more  about  ourselves  for  our  own  futures  as  well.    I  look  forward  to  geXng  to  know  the  SIT’s  this  summer  and  helping  them  to  realize  their  own  potenVal  in  leadership  and  working  with  others!      

It’s Time to Start Thinking About Packing…

May  means  a  lot  of  things  to  a  lot  of  people.    To  some  it’s  Memorial  Day  and  the  official  beginning  of  summer.    For  others,  it  marks  the  end  of  another  school  year.    For  summer  camp  parents,  it  means  it’s  time  to  start  thinking  about  packing.    For  first  time  parents,  the  task  can  seem  absolutely  overwhelming.      How  much  sunscreen  and  shampoo  do  I  pack?    Do  they  really  need  shinguards?    How  many  t-­‐shirts  are  enough?    For  seasoned  camp  parents,  packing  is  a  science  based  on  experience.    The  art  is  in  packing  just  enough  but  not  too  much  or  too  little…and  knowing  which  items  the  children  have  sneaked  into  their  bags  to  take  out  and  which  ones  to  let  go.    Packing  properly  takes  time…and  patience.

Camps  provide  rather  comprehensive  packing  lists.    These  should  not  be  disregarded.    They’re  compiled  by  professionals  with  years  of  camping  experience  who  have  excellent  knowledge  of  what  children’s  bags  need  to  contain  in  order  for  them  to  arrive  prepared  for  a  successful  summer  at  camp.    Also  keep  in  mind  when  packing  that  living  space  is  somewhat  limited  at  camp.    Your  child  will  not  have  his  or  her  own  room  at  summer  camp.    He  or  she  will  live  together  with  several  other  campers  as  well  as  a  couple  of  counselors.  This  means  that  there  is  not  a  whole  lot  of  room  for  “extras”  and  labeling  clothes  is  important  as  mix-­‐ups  are  otherwise  bound  to  happen.    If  laundry  is  your  primary  concern,  rest  assured  that  camp  laundry  is  done  at  least  once  per  week.    Your  child’s  

counselors  and  other  camp  staff  will  see  to  it  that  your  child  has  clean  clothes.

Summer  camp  values  also  often  downplay  appearance.    The  emphasis  of  summer  camp  is  on  fun,  friendship,  and  safety.    Before  the  end  of  the  summer,  your  child  will  likely  get  wet,  slimed,  painted,  generally  messy,  and  a  host  of  other  cool  things  that  tend  to  make  children  laugh  and  adults  cringe.    So  keep  the  really  good  stuff  at  home  and  send  clothes  that  neither  you  nor  they  will  miss  too  much  if  they  have  to  be  “retired”  at  the  end  of  the  summer.

It’s  important  for  both  new  and  seasoned  camp  parents  to  pay  as  much  attention  to  the  items  your  child’s  camp  asks  not  to  bring  as  those  items  it  asks  to  bring.    There  is  a  reason  your  camp  requests  that  certain  items  not  be  brought  onto  campus,  whether  it’s  to  help  facilitate  a  specific  environment,  protect  those  with  allergies,  or  to  avoid  other  issues  not  conducive  to  the  spirit  of  summer  camp.    Packing  “do  not  bring”  items  risks  them  being  lost  or  confiscated  until  the  end  of  the  summer.    This  ultimately  causes  undo  stress  on  your  children.    Alleviating  stress  that  results  from  the  idea  of  having  to  leave  a  beloved  item  such  as  a  cell  phone  or  notepad  at  home  is  typically  accomplished  by  reiterating  to  children  about  what  they  will  have  at  camp  as  opposed  to  what  they  won’t.By  following  your  camp’s  advice  and  being  proactive  rather  than  reactive,  packing  for  camp  can  be  a  fun  countdown  to  camp  rather  than  a  reactive  chore.

SARA  SILVERSTEIN  Netzarim  (5th-­‐6th  Grade)  Unit  LeaderHello!  I’m  Sara  Silverstein  and  I’m  incredibly  excited  about  the  opportunity  to  work  at  CMC  this  summer.    I’m  currently  applying  to  begin  a  Masters  program  in  Jewish  EducaVon,  i  can’t  think  of  a  beoer  way  to  spend  the  summer  prior  to  beginning  my  program.      I  have  worked  in  a  variety  of  Jewish  organizaVons  and  educaVonal  seXngs  throughout  the  Jewish  spectrum  and  strongly  believe  in  the  power  of  music  and  camp  to  unite  us  all.    I  proudly  support  Jewish  Rock  Radio  and  am  very  acVve  in  the  Jewish  music  scene.    If  everything  works  out  right  I’ll  be  in  Israel  next  year  studying  at  an  Ulpan  and  beginning  my  graduate  course  work.    Other  things  about  me...  I  love  traveling  with  camera  in  hand,  or  on  the  dance  floor,  checking  out  the  latest  and  greatest  new  restaurants,  and  helping  create  amazing  experiences  for  everyone  that  I’ll  be  working  with  at  camp  this  summer.    This  is  going  to  be  a  great  summer!

IRIS  PEDOWITZ  Shorashim  (2nd-­‐4th  Grade)  Unit  LeaderHi,  my  name  is  Iris  Pedowitz,  and  I  am  so  excited  to  spend  my  summer  working  as  a  Unit  Leader  for  Shorashim!  I  recently  graduated  from  UC  Davis  with  a  Bachelors  of  Arts  in  English  and  Classical  CivilizaVons,  and  will  be  starVng  a  five-­‐month  internship  program  in  Israel  this  September.  I  am  so  thrilled  that  my  post-­‐graduate  life  is  off  to  a  fabulous  start—  spending  the  summer  in  beauVful  Southern  California,  and  then  the  opportunity  to  live  in  Israel.  Besides  traveling,  I’m  a  big  fan  of  ballroom  dancing,  playing  the  harp,  and  cooking.    In  fact,  throughout  college,  I  worked  as  a  cook  in  one  of  the  busiest  restaurants  in  Davis.  I’ve  spent  many  prior  summers  as  a  senior  counselor  at  Jewish  summer  camp,  I  cannot  wait  to  add  to  those  incredible  experiences!  I  cannot  wait  to  help  lead  our  staff  and  our  campers  in  making  the  summer  of  2012  one  of  the  most  memorable  experiences  possible.    

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU! ! !JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER

Winter: 4950 Murphy Canyon Road, San Diego, CA 92123 • p: (858) 499-1330 • f: (858) 499-1331 • www.campmountainchai.com Summer: 42900 Jenks Lake Road, Angelus Oaks, CA 92305 • p: (909) 794-3800 • f: (909) 389-1148

2 Julia Ciletti 14 years old6 Ori Rickler 12 years old7 Arielle Lipan 16 years old7 Alexander Jacoby 11 years old8 Jasmine Shapiro 14 years old8 Adam Rosenberg 14 years old9 Shane Katz 14 years old

10 Joshua Parness 11 years old12 Yuval Haim Hagbi 14 years old12 Naomi Mestman 11 years old12 Joshua Miller 10 years old13 Katherine Buchholz 13 years old14 Blair Manley Agree 15 years old14 Judah MacNeely 11 years old14 Dylan Gruber 9 years old16 Jennifer Serwin 13 years old16 Benjamin Wilson 9 years old16 Ezekeil Zeke Wilson 9 years old17 Amalia Parzen 10 years old18 Keith Block 15 years old18 Michal Elmakiyes 14 years old19 Benjamin Levy 9 years old20 Justin Stueland 12 years old21 Jake Anapoell 16 years old21 Sophia Green 12 years old21 Fletcher Block 11 years old22 Sarina Jassy 12 years old23 Reut Moskowitz 13 years old23 Ariella Fisher 10 years old25 Rachael Cunningha

m16 years old

25 Haley Fisher 9 years old25 Sophia Weprin 8 years old26 Hannah Forman 14 years old26 Sydney Furman 14 years old26 Samuel Adler 12 years old26 Jacob Adler 12 years old26 Benjamin

(Ben)Myers 11 years old

27 Zack Jensen 13 years old28 Evan Weissman 13 years old28 Rina Pilevsky 13 years old28 Daniel Kohanbash 12 years old29 Karen Ptashek 11 years old31 Gabi Burkholz 13 years old

1 Amy Bronzwaig 12 years old2 Max Hussin 13 years old2 Jordan Whiting 12 years old3 Rachel Perkins 14 years old3 Noah Ruskin 14 years old3 Gali Shalev 13 years old5 David Colton 15 years old6 Alon Averbuj 15 years old6 Eli Mitnick 14 years old6 Daniel Engel 10 years old6 Seth Windham 8 years old7 Ariela Farchi 14 years old7 Lauren Remish 11 years old8 Alaris Dayzie 14 years old8 Alana Mittleman 12 years old9 Noah Larky 14 years old9 Nikki Shultz 14 years old9 Kyle Norris 12 years old9 Max Levy 11 years old9 Nikka Frank 10 years old11 Thomas Dayzie 12 years old13 Adi Azoulai 14 years old13 Brian Henning 13 years old13 Mariana Kramer 11 years old13 Julian Stern 10 years old14 Jacob Sigismonti 14 years old15 Samantha Step 16 years old17 Alec Willerman 15 years old19 Eliana Kaplan 16 years old19 Shir Ketayi 13 years old19 Reilly Arena 13 years old21 Asher Rosenblatt 15 years old21 Alexandra Mandel 14 years old21 Eitan Penner 14 years old21 Jacob Kollegian 9 years old22 Mijal Buchsbaum 12 years old22 Nathaniel Romero 12 years old23 Sophia Flores 13 years old23 Noah Smith 13 years old23 Noah Elgerabli 11 years old24 Hayley Nelson 13 years old26 Andrew Book 12 years old27 Andrew Moehringer 12 years old27 Madeline Ramirez 9 years old28 Trevor Goodman 13 years old29 Samantha Cowell 14 years old30 Haley Evic 10 years old31 Max Glaser 13 years old

1 Jennifer Katz 14 years old1 Sebastian Perico 13 years old1 Brynn Davidoff 12 years old3 Shay Mana 14 years old4 Sarel B Anbar 15 years old4 Mackenzie Barney 14 years old5 Debbie Cohen 16 years old5 Reyna Belsky 10 years old6 Sophia Muroff 12 years old7 Isaac Schultz 11 years old8 Matthew Hissong 15 years old8 Brian Hissong 15 years old8 Dillon Browne 13 years old9 Emily Peters 13 years old9 Sydney Schlafman 13 years old9 Koby Lerner 12 years old

10 Nathan Wetter 16 years old10 Max Kass 10 years old10 Jayden Luban 10 years old11 Jackie Tullie 13 years old11 Kristopher Constable 11 years old12 Lee Abed 14 years old12 Maya Abed 14 years old12 Nicole Aliezer 11 years old13 Chloe Sherman 13 years old14 Kelila Rotto 15 years old14 Jacob Mobley 14 years old14 Sam Bush 12 years old14 Juliette Frost 9 years old16 Eden Levinson 14 years old16 Cierra Goren 10 years old16 Matteo Shahar 11 years old17 Jeremy Epner 10 years old19 Yarden Abed 15 years old19 Judd Wexler 14 years old20 Mitchell McKenzie 15 years old20 Evan Parness 14 years old23 Alexandra Erdman 16 years old23 Noah Stashower

-Marcus14 years old

24 Raymond Gruber 14 years old24 Hayden Curtis 11 years old25 Jason Provol 14 years old25 Robert J Denburg 14 years old25 Mia Kaufman 10 years old26 Jayden Yalen 10 years old28 David Nemiroff 11 years old29 Naomi Christian 9 years old

Welcome NEW CMC Campers!All 192 of you!

Edan Abed San Diego, CA

Yarden Abed San Diego, CA

Jacob Adler Tustin, CA

Samuel Adler Tustin, CA

Kailey Aliezer La Jolla, CA

Nicole Aliezer La Jolla, CA

Sarel B Anbar San Diego, CA

Parker Appelbaum El Cajon, CA

Reilly Arena Palo Alto, CA

Lauren Ashkenazi Beverly Hills, CA

Jordan Attias Los Angeles, CA

Aaron Avent Escondido, CA

Bradley Baltman Phoenix, AZ

Evan Baltman Phoenix, AZ

Rachel Barron San Diego, CA

Sarah Barron San Diego, CA

Adam Bernstein San Diego, CA

David Bernstein San Diego, CA

Nina Bernstein San Diego, CA

Fletcher Block Encinitas, CA

Daniel Book San Diego, CA

Max Brown Claremont, CA

Sam Bush San Diego, CA

Ashley Casden San Diego, CA

Mihal Chait San Diego, CA

Joy Cheskin Los Altos, CA

Naomi Christian San Diego, CA

Julia Ciletti Long Beach, CA

Max Clark Carlsbad, CA

Debbie Cohen Guatemala

Gal Cohen Israel

Lynn Cohen San Diego, CA

Michelle Cohen Solana Beach, CA

Will Cohen San Diego, CA

Kristopher Constable Ramona, CA

Hayden Curtis San Diego, CA

Rachel Dean San Diego, CA

Robert J Denburg Miami, FL

Jenna Derman Tucson, AZ

Sydney Detmer El Cajon, CA

Hayley Ditter San Diego, CA

Benjamin Effress La Jolla, CA

Noah Elgerabli Las Vegas

Michal Elmakiyes Israel

Daniel Engel San Diego, CA

Rebecca Engel San Diego, CA

Haley Evic Tucson

Matthew Ewing San Diego, CA

Matt Farhi Scottsdale, AZ

Ariel David Farzan Los Angeles, CA

Daniel Farzan Los Angeles, CA

Sara Feinman San Diego, CA

Joshua Feldman Palm Desert, CA

Ariella Fisher San Diego, CA

Haley Fisher San Diego, CA

Jessica Flam San Diego, CA

Jenna Friedman Tucson, AZ

Juliette Frost San Diego, CA

Will Gallegos San Diego, CA

Rhett Gavson San Diego, CA

Zachary Gedal Vista, CA

Max Glaser San Diego, CA

Nona Golan San Diego, CA

Yotam Golan San Diego, CA

Zoe Goldstein San Diego, CA

Cierra Goren San Marcos, CA

Dante Grace Oceanside, CA

Emma Greenberg San Diego, CA

Max Greene San Diego, CA

Noah Greene San Diego, CA

Dylan Gruber Del Mar, CA

Leo Gruber Huntington Beach, CA

Raymond Gruber Huntington Beach, CA

Coleman Gussman Pacific Palisades, CA

Yuval Haim Hagbi Israel

Joey Harris San Diego, CA

Mia Harris San Diego, CA

Sophie Harris San Diego, CA

Gabriel Havtan Calabasas, CA

Madison Held San Diego, CA

Aaron Hoffman Palm Desert, CA

Liam Hoffman San Marcos, CA

Mari Hoffman San Diego, CA

Marley Hughes Long Beach, CA

Myzelle Hughes Long Beach, CA

Jake Hussin Carlsbad, CA

Julian Ildau-Tarmo Carlsbad, CA

Jonah Jacobson San Diego, CA

Joel Jaffe La Jolla, CA

Sarina Jassy San Diego, CA

Zack Jensen San Diego, CA

Spencer Kahn Poway, CA

Elsa Kalal San Diego, CA

Carly Kalunian San Diego, CA

Max Kass Los Alamitos, CA

Shane Katz San Diego, CA

Zachery Katz Chula VIsta, CA

Mia Kaufman Henderson, NV

Tara Kaufmann San Diego, CA

Jack Koenig San Diego, CA

Daniel Kohanbash Beverly Hills, CA

Jacob Kollegian San Diego, CA

Devyn Kontur Yorba Linda, CA

Cailey Koren San Diego, CA

Mariana Kramer Downey, CA

Alexis Lafer San Diego, CA

Zachary Lafer San Diego, CA

Noah Lander Rancho Mirage, CA

Rand Lander Rancho Mirage, CA

Rylan Lander Rancho Mirage, CA

Skye Lander Rancho Mirage, CA

Dylan Landow San Diego, CA

Arielle Lavi Beverly Hills, CA

Gabriel Lavi Beverly Hills, CA

Logan Lavine Carlsbad, CA

Garrett Layton San Diego, CA

Ilan Levy Chula Vista, CA

Jayden Luban Carlsbad, CA

Justin Luban Carlsbad, CA

Maayan Mamane Biran Israel

Shay Mana Israel

Jonah Mandel San Diego, CA

Benjamin Markowitz Carlsbad, CA

Samantha Martinez Los Angeles, CA

Olivia Marx Palm Desert, CA

Yonatan Mashal San Diego, CA

Ryan Mekler Carlsbad, CA

Joshua Miller San Diego, CA

Rachael Montgomery Tucson, AZ

Avery Moore Del Mar, CA

Jacob Moore Del Mar, CA

Hayley Nelson San Diego, CA

Tyler Nelson San Diego, CA

David Nemiroff Carlsbad, CA

Ryan Nemiroff Carlsbad, CA

Graci Novack Palm Desert, CA

Joseph O'Malley Santee, CA

Dylan Oratz Rancho Santa Fe, CA

Justin Oratz Rancho Santa Fe, CA

Abigail Parker San Diego, CA

Max Parker San Diego, CA

Joshua Parness New York

Amalia Parzen La Jolla, CA

Gabriel Perico San Diego, CA

Sebastian Perico San Diego, CA

Flora Perlmutter San Diego, CA

Rina Pilevsky San Diego, CA

Carly Provol San Diego, CA

Jason Provol San Diego, CA

Matthew Remish San Diego, CA

Jacob Renert Carlsbad, CA

Ori Rickler San Diego, CA

Bess Romero Vista, CA

Jeremy Rosen Carlsbad, CA

Lauren Rosen Carlsbad, CA

Jack Ross San Diego, CA

Allie Schneider San Diego, CA

Aria Schneider San Diego, CA

Sunshine Schneider San Diego, CA

Micah Schoenwald San Diego, CA

Yael Sefchovich San Diego, CA

Ellis Selznick Tucson, AZ

Noah Shafton Los Alamitos, CA

Gali Shalev San Diego, CA

Gillian Shapiro San Marcos, CA

Tori Shapiro Carlsbad, CA

Noah Simon Encinitas, CA

Noah Smith Winchester, CA

Cole Sorosky Phoenix, AZ

Zoe St. John Beverly Hills, CA

Jesse Steinberg Poway, CA

Justin Stueland San Diego, CA

Ethan Swidler San Diego, CA

Jonathan Tacher Chula Vista, CA

Adam Talpalatsky San Diego, CA

Michelle Telles Valencia, CA

Ofelia Tenenbaum Guatemala

Hagar Tenenboim Israel

Raquel Vertheim Newport Beach, CA

Alice Vilenski San Diego, CA

Aaron Wainstein San Diego, CA

Juliet Walker Stevenson Ranch, CA

Brianna Wallace Las Vegas, NV

Sophia Weprin Portland, CA

Jordan Whiting Riverside, CA

Sophie Williams San Diego, CA

Seth Windham Tucson, AZ

Lance Wolmer San Diego, CA

Jayden Yalen Tucson, AZ

Louisa Youngerman Tucson, AZ

Diane Zashin Tucson, AZ

CAMP TRANSPORTATION

INFORMATION

SAN  DIEGO  /  LA  JOLLA  -­‐  UCSD  Lot  705            ARRIVAL:  8:45am    BUS  DEPARTS:  9:30amDirections:From  I-­‐5  take  exit  29  -­‐  Genesee  Ave.Go  East  on  Genesee  Ave.Turn  right  at  Campus  Point  DriveTurn  left  on  Voigt  DriveTurn  left  in  Lot  705

FULLERTON  -­‐  Fullerton  Town  Center        ARRIVAL:  8:15am    BUS  DEPARTS:  8:45amAddress:  900  South  Harbor  Blvd.Fullerton,  CA  92832(meet  in  far  northwest  corner  of  the  COSTCO  parking  lot  -­‐  Fullerton  Town  Center)

GLENDALE  /  LOS  FELIZ  –  COSTCO  parking  lot    ARRIVAL:  9:30am    BUS  DEPARTS:  10:00amAddress:  2901  Los  Feliz  Blvd.Los  Angeles,  CA  90039(Meet  in  the  far  southeast  corner  of  the  COSTCO  parking  lot)

REDLANDS  -­‐  McDonald's  Parking  Lot    ARRIVAL:  10:45am    BUS  DEPARTS:  11:15amAddress:  1796  East  Lugonia  AveRedlands,  CA  92374-­‐2703

ONTARIO  AIRPORTWe  will  be  meeting  all  campers  flying  into  Ontario  airport.  Our  staff  will  be  waiting  to  meet  campers  at  their  gate.  

*If  you  are  dropping  your  camper  off  at  Ontario  airport  for  pick  up  please  arrive  no  later  than  10:15am  and  meet  at  the  Southwest  Airlines  Baggage  Claim.

SAN  DIEGO  AIRPORTWe  will  be  meeting  all  campers  flying  into  San  Diego  airport.  Our  staff  will  meet  campers  at  the  gate.

ARRIVAL  AT  CAMP  BY  PERSONAL  CARPlease  plan  to  arrive  at  camp  between  11:00am  and  12:00pm.  We  need  all  parents  to  depart  camp  by  12:00pm  as  the  buses  will  arrive  shortly  after  and  you  will  find  yourself  staring  at  three  large  buses  on  a  one  way  camp  road.

San Diego Pick-Up/Drop-off Map

END OF SESSION / SUMMER DEPARTURE INFORMATIONWe  will  be  deparMng  camp  at  1:00pm  on  the  last  day  of  each  session.  We  will  be  sending  out  a  final  departure  e-­‐mail  about  a  week  

before  your  child  is  scheduled  to  leave  camp  confirming  your  camper’s  drop-­‐off  locaVon  and  Vmes.

All  transporta+on  informa+on  for  the  summer  is  also  located  on  the  Camp  Mountain  Chai  website  at  www.campmountainchai.com  under  

Summer  2012  -­‐  Transporta+on

New campers (continued)