Keuka College - Kiondaga Yearbook (Keuka Park, NY)

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Looking Through Four Years of Keuka As we look through the pages of Kiondaga each of us will see a different college-a college as it appears to us. As I look back four years, only two are at all clear. Earlier I see only a glittering lake surrounded by snowy hills and campus, an evalua- tion day with very mature young women report- ing their field work experiences and then going on to tea in the lounge, with the lake as a back-drop. And now for two years, always the lake as back- drop-now glittering, now dull, deep blue in a setting of green grass and trees-a lighter blue against winter snow-always changing. An ever changing background for our college stage, a stage of many scenes and plays-freshman ,S M vespers, pow-wow, junior weekend, ice carnival, May Day, Commencement-but always an at- mosphere of Social Responsibility. Juniors and seniors responsible for the orientation of freshmen and sophomores, Social Advisory Board responsible for teas, dances, receptions, games, parties, House Council responsible for a week highlighting our religious life, Social Responsibility Committee responsible for helping each Keukonian become an inform- ed world citizen and a community member ready and able to serve a variety of local needs. Everywhere we see the class of 49 in all the activities for the last four years-so much a part of Keuka that we are sure they will take with them Keukais ideal of service to society. , ,..,...., ,,-,,.,-1 --v.-, YYVV It Y --V f-...r-'1Iuxuu1cvuv-un--vnu: xsA1a1r!1f'1on11-nnnulrtllilililihi' '1 '- - T ' 'h1L '-'.-'Hu I - 'uv-111-1111111 Q 'v '1'Vlfl'p1uou.,1,, L. .1 ....',. .- .1 . .,. -..,-,., ..'1.. ,

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FACTS ON OUR FACULTY llere's what we like about our :faculty . . . their little quirks Cpeculiar to all of usj . . . the little things we appreciate in them . . . like Miss Tirrell's love of horses . . . or Miss Space's milk-shake at ,Vs . . . Miss MaXwell's basketball skill . . . and Chips taking Dr. Hamilton for a walk everyday . . . Mrs. Merson loves to garden . . .- and Dr. Gorham likes to fish . . . Mr. Loomis developed all kinds of domestic skills while Mrs. L. was away . . . and it's inter- esting to note that Mr. Plaisted did such a good job on publicity that he sold his own daughter on Keuka! . . . Jackson-Gordon-Dustan drink coffee daily in the buf' . . . We even heard about Dr. McConkey's playing the pin-ball machine at ,Vs . . . and we rejoiced with Miss Barbour on the arrival of her new Ford . . . with Miss Long on the Valentine cigarette holder Cso true to her personality, we thoughtj .... 11 , . uumn-funn..,,,..gmp.mnru-n..nnn.n1mun1Ja m. , V --r-fni-jlrluuu-quuuQnv...,x.2E-uuuuvm.-nu Yi .nnn4uvffUu:.m.1 4-U' . ,, , . 1 . fvu-.u.1v.-fi. ,1 .f ..,.....i1.. ..