Keuka College - Kiondaga Yearbook (Keuka Park, NY)

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if ,od -IICQ Yollledlanl Pr0ud prefers l' gf a 5' Pl11Ver!Y f 011 T ' . ' HE 5 to get up fhogl- Freu all Few Would guess that the stately host- ess ofthe dining hall and the angelic muse of the organ, is a Vixen at heart-yes, practical jokes run high When Denny is around. Fortunately for everyone, she does not use her ability for jokes alone as demonstrated by her keen initiative as advertising manager, debater, and sports enthusiast. O EAN DENNY JOAN DIBBLE Dundee, N. Y. I Syracuse, N. Y. One of the most enthusiastic ofthe sun cult, Joan Will rival any seashore vacation- ist with her tan. Noted for her blond hair, she herself, lays her claim to fame in her undying interest in food. To complete the domestic picture, Dibble's professing her skill in redecorating chairs. She is the de- light and despair of every teacher arriv- ing a few minutes after the bell but lend- ing her infectious gayiety as soon as she is present.

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. ..... ,..... ROSEMARY COSTICH Brockport, N. Y. So many words that Ht Helen, all start- ing with d-detached, demure, dainty, delightful to know. There are depths in still water, so they say, and this lady is an example. She is the owner of one of the nicest smiles equipped with dimples. lt's been said that she'd rather listen to music than eat. Helen has all the requis- ites for a happy and full life. What a gal! The Kuder Preference states that she'd make a good comedian. However, she is a member of a proud profession, and what a bridge player! You just never know. Un the more serious side a loyal friend, a good sportsman. One other item-how she hates to get up in the morning, after one of those Freudian nightmares! CLASS GF FO HELEN DELANEY Canandaigua, N. Y.

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A-'f f Q 341 J iii. 2 .-faggf. ELIZABETH DUNBADEN Cranford, N. Barb is generous not only with material things but also in the sharing of thoughts and experiences which are a product of her ingenious mind. She has unlimited vitality, an eager approach to life, backed up with a quiet determination to accom- plish things. She does too. How doth the busy bee . . . This B improves her shining hours by furious knitting. Her calm appearance tells she's a nurse and a true one in her love for food which she tries to counteract by self-imposed rationing and incapacitating contortions. Bet is studious, she admits, but doesn't believe in it getting in the Way of those juke box and gab sessions Where she shines equally as Well as in class. CL SS OF f 2 X wx. Z 1 ,V f, Mui fr' 3 ? 'V Q! BARBARA EASTHAM Camden, N. Y. Blom chilfm ' in the Sl firm- and alll of Wisd Her li those ll mail fre FOI