I also remember that there was a funny song using the names of the states
I remember a jumping rhyme that started:
A my name is Alice, my husband's name is Al, we come from Alabama and we sell Apples and so on through the alphabet.
We also sang "Found A Peanut" and "__________'s Bus" - insert your bus driver's name while riding to camp.
Found a peanut, found a peanut,
Found a peanut, just now.
Just now I found a peanut, found a peanut just now.
It was rotten, it was rotten
It was rotten just now,
Just now it was rotten,
It was rotten just now.
Ate it anyway, ate it anyway, etc.
Got a tummyache, etc
Called the doctor, etc
Operation, etc
Died anyway, etc
Went to heaven, etc
Met St Peter, etc
Didn't like him, etc
Went the other way, etc
Met the devil, etc
I can't remeber what happened after meeting the devil! Darn.
Also, the bus one was,
"Oh you can't get to heaven, (sung by starter)
Oh you can't get to heaven (sung by whole group)
On roller skates (s)
On roller skates (g)
Cause you might miss
The pearly gates (s)
Oh you can't get to heaven, etc repeated by whole group,
I ain't gonna cry, no more, my lord.
I remember: evening gown, might fall down ; bathing suit, look too cute; new sports car, won't go that far, along with the "Can't get to heaven on John's bus, cause John's bus, puts up a fuss."
People were supposed to make up verses when there was a lull in the singing, so there would be different leaders.