Keuka College - Kiondaga Yearbook (Keuka Park, NY)

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The autumn painted landscape. . .the snow trimmed elm path ot Winter. . .the blue lake on a lune day. . .these We remember. The choir at chapel. . .chimes calling us to pause and retlect. . . here is beauty to the ear as Well as the eye. Through our tour years at Keuka each day has brought something added. . .some- thing to make us appreciate the beauty ot our campus and Way of lite. Yes, these have been years ot beauty. We leave reluctantly, for the scenes We know so Well will stay with us now only as pic- tures in scrap-books and memories ot the past. N BEAUTY 6 ,

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' OREWORD From a World of chaos We came seeking certi- tude. Then before We knew, Keuka Without a herald or a cause We can determine, came to be our lives. And We have found in our search all that we touched and all that touched us have fused to this certitude. The joys and sorrows of college life have given us the Keuka Way of upright thinking and full living which is as equally important as the other more ap- parent values. The years flowed by like Water and now it is time to leave. But before We leave, the class of '48 would like to present to you the elements of beauty, loyalty and tradition We shall remembr as Keuka. 5

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M We M, W, im 'dw frm Step sing , . . May morning . . . All College Night and Class Day . . . a host oi traditions till the record oi our lives at Keuka. These traditions were left to usg We pass them on to you. They are our college heritage, and each one brings to mind a glimpse of the past tour years. Will you ever forget the day We Wore our frosh caps? . . . the stunts . . . precedence . . . white tassels and senior roloes. . .all these make up a Keuka Kaleidoscope ot Work and fun. Take these traditions and carry them on, tor each one has come to symbolize some phase ot Keuka lite. N TRADITION l 7