Dominican College of San Rafael - Firebrand Yearbook (San Rafael, CA)

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NANCY TOCALINO K-RIEG San Rafael, California MAJ URI BIOLOGY MINURZ CHEMISTRY Gamma Sigma V ,- I b - , - , - 1 Student Affairs Board '67 bLif'nftfdL: i'f6g0' 67' 68' 6' House Chairman '65 vffslpuf .dim ,07 Meadowlark Associate Editor '67 Y Rvibfic n 167 ,68 Fifdbftllld S1aFf'69 Uffrejsuifr ,68 a 5 ' Italian Club '67

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KATHIE KIRKOVICS Attempts at logic often ending in a burst of emotion . . . sophisticated interests combined with casual, natural dress and manner . . . favorite places: Europe and Men- docino . . . rereadable book list including The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich and Winnie the Pooh . . . all indi- cate the complexity of Kathie's personality, which has a deepness not easily fathomable even by all who love her. In the positive sense of the word, Kathie is a dilettante. No other student on campus can more intelligently dis- cuss modern art, literature, classical music, foreign films, bridge, student government and life in general. And Kathie has probably just found the most in-ter-es-ting article on the subject and even remembers the issue number. Kathie is noted for her talent in speech writing ffor herself or for othersj and her mildly disorganized efiici- ency in student aiiairsg but her Huttering eyelids betray a dislike for the limelight. Unique, often hand-made gifts show Kathie's sensitiv- ity to each individual. With the capacity to 'crejoice with those who rejoice and weep with those who weepf' it is not surprising that history has relevance for her as the study of man in time -and that on the walls of her room Van Gogh, Bobby Kennedy, and Martin Luther King share preeminence. 69

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NANCY KRIEG Nancy's favorite work of art is lVIichaelangelo's David -probably as much for the name as for the artistic per- fection. Her husband David has been a great influence on her, helping to perfect her two most outstanding quali- ties: intelligence and femininity. Academically, Nancy would have been equally at home in science or the Hu- manities, and since marriage, her grade point has stead- ily improved and reached the zenith, 4-.0. Nancy, always meticulously dressed and always a lady, seems even more glamourous in a long hostess gown preparing a candle- light dinner for her husband. An Italian background may explain in part the Renais- sance fiavor which surrounds Nancy and gives her an al- most madonna-like mystery. There is womanly elegance in her china and ornately delicate silver, a Hair to her delicious dinners served with wine, impeccable taste in her choice of furniture, a gcntleness in manner and aura of gracious leisure which surrounds Nancy even in her busiest moments. There is a child-like quality in her gay giggle, her blushes in Ethics, her love of kittens and hot fudge sundaes. Innocence, excitement, femininity: this is- Nancy with the smallest things of life, in the laboratory and at home. This will be Nancy as an ambitious lab technologist and Nancy when David builds her dream house high on a cliff overlooking Monterey Bay. 7I