| Description | Answer |
| The building that used to be a theatre, dining hall, and Ofarim Beit-Am | |
| The Madrichim who specifically teach the camp about Israel, its culture, its military, etc. | |
| The type of structure found on the lake that also serves as a security checkpoint | |
| The first name of the man Eisner was named after | |
| The second youngest unit during 2nd session | |
| The name of the waterfront director | |
| Everyone's favorite camp activity that even has its own fairy | |
| A favorite Eisner meal (hint: soup and sandwich) | |
| The camp nature program | |
| The name of the girls' Olim bathroom | |
| The standard excuse for the ropes in containers of colored water during 2nd session | |
| The baseball team Louis supposedly supports | |
| Zip code of Great Barrington, MA | |
| Where campers get candy on certain days of the week | |
| The camp mom | |
| The Jewish education program at camp | |
| The song written by Matt Stamm, now sung by Eisner campers | |
| The state in which Eisner's winter office is located | |
| The one-on-one sport involving a yellow ball, a string, and a pole; commonly played at camp | |
| The name of the boys' Olim bathroom | |
| Eisner's sister camp | |
| Where to go to get your medicine (It's over there!)- the Hebrew name | |
| The name for the step-structure next to the Bonim Beit-Am, facing the lake | |
| A song whose lyrics come from past plaques | |
| Name of the camp director | |