Keuka College - Kiondaga Yearbook (Keuka Park, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

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I -A X S 'X X 5 - ' ,A 'N 3- Q I R P Q if Qwwwymf P I Y , , ' 2 . .qifrm . ora- -ir :ef ff- fe1f'. 2 1 1 A .A g --,, f---1-,,,, 4, .--.- W ,, L -. ., N P Z N F' . J fm QU vi 'e xo 9. 'u fr 5 ii we 1 ,H Y J I I I 41 I fl 19 gf! ' .1 -ll JL' .1 7 1 3, if f w,,,,,-4 f Q f?.,lQgf ixix' K . The class of 1950 of Keuka College Keuka Park, New York presents The QE , , zu p J'f'xlw9'f.axnmc1f.4fv1---- -- 1950 kiondaga BARBARA HELLER MARY FRANCES KINSMAN Editor Business Manager RHODA WEINSTEIN JOAN LUKS Phofographlr A Advertising Manager j. 'UW r .ya Q . - ? I I Q R' df' 'ff flu ,1- 1' Q ..un ' X-,my-,, ., .Q . , . . A . . -. ., , , ,. , ,. K , K , . Y ,' ' .' .- '- R N - ?f'..I f'.?'W'I?'l ,J ' 5,-, ' ' 'H 71... .nf . A' ,. ,-., .?, I ,-., .. q ' ,gg 'W 5--fi, j jg- - WQA, J. i,,55gg,4,- 1'r. -L l f -- - -- - - + : A-1 A F --iii-fly, 2..i:3!gr5ilggL-41355:-ge,-L-T--Ji-5s31!5!r3',P5ift7:'yi foreword We shall always remember the Elm Path that has grown to mean a great deal to us. May we gain strength from the lofty trees, warmth from their gay autumn colors and inspiration to grow in vu -- ':f'vrn5f'.7xr4:n-.rv -- i wisdom. Come with us now aswe travel the path of memories back to Keuka. F 3 v ni 1 57' , A 'f v x. W. 1 1 4 44 , gi F. S . XXX ' MRS. HENRY ALVAH STRONG QU! Q T '5 E' ' ' clic Hon To you, Aunt Henry . . . the Class of 1950 dedicates Kiondaga. The true meaning of giving can never be more beautifully exemplified than by you. Your generosity and interest will never be forgotten as long as memories of Keuka remain in the hearts of her students. Dr. Katherine Gillette Blyley. . . our president A friendly smile for all and her never-ending campaign about the Wo1nan's place in the World give Dr. Blyley a special place in our hearts. With her contributions to Keuka's growth and progress, President Blyley will be remembered by generations of Keuka students. ia F- JN:-54 in ka 35 i'i3 , ' 'rifftrzr-ve1'fa1f-'ei- sta m , iv.,-. 1 , ,. i .7 ' 'A ' M-' s' f Y ' fl Y' -'-51-fejlwi , iT'l4:Y: ff- 1.-'e '5,gg:r1 -4, ,. '..P--FS.,J,g:-+1-L., .- 14.52-5 ' ww.. .L-. ,-, , - Y ., ... Mil...-M .M V 4 .,-,,.. 5' Y f.4LLLjl.l:r3zf3i55:ufi:',j .j:::':i55j5V -:K .fiigrgiiiliigghsgg Dr. Louise Robinson Heath . . . our dean Many think of Dr. Heath as a discerning counselor throughout our college years. Others think of her as a gracious hostess. Some think of her as a professor of philosophy, While all think of Dr. Heath as a line dean and understanding friend. F fKun0 WM fact Though ten years from now, We might not recall Dr. MeConkey's de- clensions, or Mrs. Porubelis formulas, here is our faculty as We see them and Will remember them . . . Miss Long, getting up at 6:30 every morning to feed her horse . . . or la Belle Woodford, la danseuse Coh, those stiff joints the morning after the night beforell . . . how Mr. Wallis insists on having Betty 1 '- s 5 'i 12 E E 2 rf 'i clubs and classes A l V Y 7 , ., .-.1-1f::::1.':.:I,: .' ', ' 7 2' ' Q - 'Z kj' , ' ' - '-L ' f ', '-, I 2' 1. , if-if .g:L:1.Ln::.-1::::L-' 1.44- .-. V, Mww, ,,, .- ' E 1 r 1 I fire? ,... , I C0'Cp gOVernl'nen'l' 0 Friday afternoon sessions . . . Helen Davidson, Madame President . . . students voicing ideas . . . reports on school activities . . . talks from the President and Dean . . . democratic co-operation . . . Miss Space's parliamentary procedure . . . Mr. Jacksons ever-ready advice COOPERATIVE GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION President, Helen Davidsong First Vice-President, Bertha Kellersg Second Vice-President, June Ottemang Chief justice, Frances Anthonyg Secretary, Sally Newberryg Treasurer, Jane Bradleeg Assistant Treeesierer, Mary Lou Christy. 14 Knitting he . . . or democmgf . . . Gripe Committee reports . . . an hour set aside for knitting . . . never-ceasing efforts of the Social Committee . . . The meeting of student forum is adjourned. This ir what I would do SRX . Noi X V N , HQEXZXL .5 iii il f i 'iii Wi' ,r,. .-' , i f . '- , ' J :qmail dlllgfyr v . .im h zi,..A,'i'f , l ily, yds , 3, , . 1 , 351 3: iris M' In , athletic association A. A. Board in charge of all sports activities . . . hockey . . .crew at 6 a.m .... sportsmanship plus . . . basketball . . . A.A. banquet. . . big K's . . . all Keuka . . . A. A. Queen. OFFICERS OF ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Prefident, Marjorie Declrickg Vice-Prefident, Marion Digisig .S':rrm1U', Shirley' FSIYQ Trmmnr, M. Victory Neubeckerg Congrats Reprefenmtive, Louise Raynorg Point Recorder, Joanne Millspzlughg P.vb.'if!qm Cli3.I.il'll!.lIl, Virginia Tyler. l 16 -Tia: vu wsu 'vLR'.C:. '.':,'A' - .'.- ...J ' 1 ,ff 23 in-Lg, L51-L 1,5 , F In . 5 , 5. ll' Y M IV ' x if S ? I I an 3 ij I 1 W , . 5. 3. -1 Y I r X E e 1 I E K i 5 I r l I P l . A . f w I ,V , A-, Y. F' s . J, PL., ln.. Ff'- 1 1 f- ., I F 47, yy, . 9 ?2?A5 XM !yf?PAf we p u b I i c a 'r i o n s F N x 71 -G i News, memories and talent . . , hourb spent in the pub X office . . . P1'iI'1IICl S ink and paste unzivoitiable. fi ff, '- 5' 'sd Fi , X 2 X Fx Q ld? X 7x I W N if 4 gn, ,7 X ? 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RED JACKET STAFF Editor Lucille Cummin s' AJ- , 8 , .roeiate Editorx, jean Dominy, Margaret Roberts, Barbara Vorsanger, Bzuineu Manager, Mary Lou Christy, Art Editor, Jane Briggs, Faculty' Adoimr Mrs. Charles Wallis. 19 4 -F-r ,if .- honor societies Littlc Gridiron Banquet . . . recognition for scholarship . , 5 I I cooperation . . . hard work . . . announccmcnts in forum . . ribbons . . . Ncophitcs . . . initiations . . . honor . . . Con- gratulations, kids. 'I ,I 1: 3 Yllfw 4 i n 'r Q ii ,z i. 3. i 1, 4 5 1 2 1 i i i H i i 'L - . , wi-1 f'1i',-.-h. Mfr-vf QW 4 rw pn, sw? if I 'Nl To 1... SIG MA LA MBD.-X SIGMA B.:rl1.1r.1 A Inrnq 1, Hrftfqi' Kin:- m.n1, .xml Hrfm Kuclmr. XY H05 WHO Hrfrr: I7.:1'i.:'.far: , FF-ififf- xlrzffwqi , Ii.:rlY.1r.: Lind, PM ff.'.r I7.:r'ir.f, .INN ,Bffkv .:r:.f .N1.:rf.'r':r l7r.1'riCf. l l I TAU KAPPA ALPHA Faculty Aclviccr: Mr, Charles Wallisg' Doris Brooks, Jacqueline Bregoff, and Muriel Kappeler.. KAPPA PHI EPSILON Faculty Aa'vicor.' Mr, Charles Wallisg' Barbara- Heller, Muriel Kappeler, Jacqueline Bregoff, P1 GAMMA MU Lucille Cummings, Barbara. Vorsanger, and jean Beck Georgza Marker Ruth Glenzxter Bermce Farlce can Mrs. Charles Wallis.. P Domzny Florence Berger Mary Kzmman and Mary Smzth 0' .J ' ll I yy 4 9' x.: ' 5 :: ' 'I ff . ,LA I b S M C U .. :, gi' , V , ff? fi f gjfz ff ' ' 'll known s ucakcrs fun and kn 'R Panel dlscusslons . . . wc - I ' ' ' OW f, mile- K - cr . . . muunfs war or gr wack . , n edge blended Wh fs P 5, ,,..- f .-. I- . problems discussed and answered . . . cofapcrauon, ff'v.f' . i' 'vw' -v ,ug ,Q .Q 4 :UP Li' OV! n r I 2 fm., ' 1: A M, I , . 3 5.. al, I L, .-K my 4 xx .A .,.' The I y p an our campux religiolzf ncriviriar. 11 .VL n If .rl ' ff., j,,fL.,' 22 A peznfe that refrefbeff Behind the .rcenex in our new Plezyl9on.re.' Liglaztr, Action, Cmnerea' A 4 G Q H'--:.':,'-. ....:' N X11 X x , . P W W W, 1, 1 I w 5, if- L ll-W r 2 K 1 rn Eg I i. P if i2e ii . L 1. l 5 i k H 5. wi Y! mf , 'r F f! I .in fl Ii A Q! Ei 5 . i Q . ! ,M 1 . . s 1 r. 1- if f. .. l , 1 F tl 'h'Psg 1 as 'ffff K if - ' k d Elini! ILIUIOI' W99 en iw' is f XZ Frosh skit . . . hayride . . . snowfun . . . Cinderella 1 f rl! ' Bifig ,ff ff in Li. 5- I if i ' Ii ju Z ' ' : , 'uf N -cf ,J ..i... ffff - X f' . I sizfx 1 ' 57' Y i I 3 1. 1' , gg-L45-.' , 'I 5, 1 2 - ' 9 E 4 WWZ. .1-ff' ' ' xx-N JN - Ball . . . crowning of chairman and queen, Jane Estes . . . Georgia . . . Alice . . . Bertie . . . Lucy . . . Pat . . . making the beauty ofthe queen's court complete. 24 I ' fl .f, W2 .. .,.,,-,.,o H, rv ,,n,...., H HV- .,W.....,..., H V...,.... Bridge and Canezvez become more exciting when iff ce-ed! r e I m Ti V I v n 1 w ! R 1 P v E a, 1 X 1 K v k, i! I I. i 1 a i 1 i I 6. re , f ,, 11 I I A ' ' L v 2 194 I 44, v x in ., I i .1 I ., . 7 Where are they . . , n y 7ll.'.iII'.f .Ss H1111 4 Vx.- c men . . . Sgunpson is.1grm11'x' thug um . . Qs 1 ! I , . . O1 vve1l.thel.e 5 .llvvzlys those lueky gurls wuh K UYI Xi 15- 8- L 'X fx 4? f 4 P I 'r 1 f Once upon el weekend 0- , . Q. ze J V f c S ' fl 233 3 ' f , 5 .X vii- xx 0 'B a A , 0' I go V. if Queen of the May . . . Cur Davie . . . Ideal Keuka Girl . . . Davie's spirit and good-fellowship have endeared her to the hearts of all Keukonians . . . Among our memories of her day . . Moving up . . Mother and daughter banquet . . . Happy and contented peace at the end of a Wonderful day. - f f .yt,.,,.,,,.,9 ,f, , ,A f, ' J' 2 Qw,',4f 3314 V ,. AA ,, t. sv f - V12 42.429 V '. -0 G 'L 2 ,,., , ,. , V M f.:.- l X 7 V S f f x K 5, I X ,gl 'fps M 3 3 ,,, 3 C' 1 sw, 1 Wv2.SM9f-5.37fi.:-MVK. f' K' ' . nf' ' 1. ,Z 0 ,, ,. . , , 4 - i,mw.,.sw:x,f -f 4., fr P , .AX - 0 W V ' 167-fda wwf? i'7.X-vs 1 2-54-ff, ef.. 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X u-. 6 gs 1 I .1 8. x., 'I .nf '- 'fs 1.54 a. a. queen 71 G7 'L-1. .pf Queen Margie . . . a Senior who personifies the ideals of sportsman- ship . . . Wholehearted enthusiasm and high goals . . . A.A. banquet . . . Bigs K's . . . A11 Keuka teams . . . and another rousing cheer for our President of A. A .... Margie Dedrick. , Q , ,. x .,s C7 ' 5 r . in Yi . ' +- ,:'ZE?i'.f: . 7 , i ,, M li 30 19+ 5 CULQ-9 1:0566 'SZ 5 , 5 . F XR . X ,. xi x 1. .-pg, it A cuss dx 1-.. . . ' 'Qgggf I I A' 31 I .5, 1' f- I 'Q'- - . I . . . I ' 1 I :1 I I-. I r , - I I :,I ,I.-- Eff I I I I ' I I I .L 1 + I I II Y , I I W I, I I I II I .I I 'I 1 N I I I I I If .. I. I I ' I I.. If I II Q1 I I I 1 . I 'r IK I I. LI I I: i II III 'I 'I 'I I II . I I' -I ' I I ,. IW. I . Q If II ' .- ' L , sl I -. hs R -.I I .' fa 3 'QL-,igr - l l , r -7-2- -52 Y Big sisters at last ...V unior advisors with Words of wisdom . . . sleepless nite of Pow Wow . . . our Weekend of splendor . . . jackets of distinction . . . caps and gowns. iuniors CLASS OFFICERS Prefident, Sue Bouvierg Vice-Prexident, Jean Carpenter, Secretary, Winnie Bfonsong Treafnrer, Edie Protzman, Social Chair- man, Joan Luks, Home Council Reprefentatine, Annette Hager, Congren Representative, Jean Gillardg .Yong Leader, Winnie Frazeeg AA. Reprexenratiee, Ruth Glenister. 33 6' gf , ,M ,V l -735' ?', '::iif1 Added responsibility with Frosh buds . . . sleep-walking through the hills Pow Wow Nite . . . Heavenly Hop . . . proudly displayed class shirts. 4 o .4 ' 'M xy V A CLASS OFFICERS Pruident, Shirley Fayg Vice-Prefident, Marilyn I-Iepworthg Secretary, Nancy Morseg Treafarer, Jane Morrisg Social Chairman, Virginia Gee 5 Home CoancilRepre.rentati11e, Doris Kuhng Contgreu Reprexgfntafive, Esther Rowang .Yong Leader, Morag Kennedy, A.A. Reprexentative, Eleanor McCormick. sophomore 35 Wcicomcd additions to the Kcuka Family . . . comic strip characters . . . Kcuka caps of '53 . . . a stunt that made a hit . . . carnations and White dresses on May Day. 5.21 il in Li lo 411, T ..h i, 1 fit? x . I , Nix X k ts 1 fre hmen CLASS OFFICERS Prefident, Betty Polisg Vice-President, Lucy Bulleng Secretary, Ann Cleveland g Treaxurer, Muriel Brownlieg Social Chairman, Ann Reevesg Home Council Reperfenmtive, Catherine Prattg Concgreff Representative, Mary Rigasg Song Lender, Joan Batesg AA. Reprexcnmtive, Joan Miller. Wmwvllumuawga 37 ,.: '4 , , iii' wggzlgl' A 1 .1 i .fx 2 seniors -U. -XE!-, .?,, --N---nv:---'31-1' M-1-zu' -'ff' 3 HAL i.- 4 i Mft l , - f P I .ik -T 5 v I i 1 i 1 l . 1 K. M ' 1 :Ii f W5 ,M Y. p f if 1 . El ' X lv , 'ia -, l1iJ f w HY ,.a V. m 'W if ,. 5 . 3 A 1 'U I 1.- ull:-A I . I ,51',a. . -, f' r 1: ' ,-...4 . 1 HELEN DAVIDSON 132 ADAMS PLACE DELMAR, NEW YORK Davie . . . Correct me, if I'm Wrong . . .honey-horse . . . puns. Cooperative, conscientious, considerate . . . Co-op prexy . . . Vocabulary struggles . . . ILo1fe You Truly . . . future in social Work insured by her genuine interest in every- one . . . a giggle to follow every state- ment. LOUISE RAYNOR 88 WOOLEY STREET SOUTHAMPTON, NEW YORK Loubie . . . I am nice . . . genuine, dependable and always Willing . . . Jack of all trades . . . infectious laughter . . . laundry lady . . . Big K . . . buffet time . . . Arion scenery . . . philosophic mind, quick wit and a love for pranks . . . stern looks, mellow heart. kiondaga ' ' R it 1 1950 PHYLLIS DAVIES PARIS STATION, NEW YORK Phyl . . . Weak voice, strong thoughts . . . Let's do something exciting . . . flirty eyes . . . Y. W. prexy . . . per- petual smile eflicient, enthusiastic and dependable . . . experiences with The Friends. MARJORIE DEDRICK PUTNAM STATION, NEW YORK Margie . . . mighty mouse . . . Chapel Time' '... part time philosopher . . . Hi Kids' '... A. A. prexy . . . Breethy Cornerths' '... three o'clock fire bells . . . always full of energy . . . ambitious pianist. 41 mill . fi.. 'at -.-4 . 1 . ,ff 1 V . -m -A. .ig , x l l .L , 1 i 5 i u 4 i i I . 2 l l i l l w i r 11. ,I i 4 E i . l . 4 . w it f r li e.i'i'f 5 Jaw. ilfa i' us. f s 1 1 .1 ROSEMARY MCGINN RANDOLPH, NEW YORK Oh, Barb . . . Chuckie's such a doll' '... Keukonian . . . Sure, you'fC my bestl' '... poor spells . . . scintillat- ing . . . half-hearted pout . . . kids, do you know what? . . . Rosie's laugh . . Beautiful big eyes, and red hair . . practical joker. BARBARA MURRAY BM STEWART STREET AMSTERDAM, NEW YORK Oh, Rosie . . . senior prexy. . . Bc-d? What's that?' '... Alpha Psi . . . I Wish I had time to write! . . . Lake Placid Club . . . tries to keep to a sched- ule . . . perpetual emotion . . . Anything for Arion . . . last minute rush to class . . . Vivacity plus . . . Miss Ray Bolger. kiondaga - W. . . ,-O' I gi -D' L . -41 1-- hi' 1' 5? - so .-,4--0 llc 5 nl 'ir' 515: -4-, M., ,cis 3 -1 1950 F2--El K N RUTH FORBES HOMER, NEW YORK Phone calls . . . dates . . . Cloyse . . . Hey, Kids' '... Secretarial Practise . . . Mr. Jackson's treat . . . Younger than Springtime . . . Kids, Wanta hear a joke? '... Chauffeur to Canada . . THE Wedding gown. DOROTHY KETCHUM GENOA, NEW YORK Ketch . . . What a pretty blush . . . Quiet on the outside, but OH, What's on the inside! . . . Photography Club finances . . . food boxes from home . . . always dependable . . . Oh, shoot! . . . nightly clock check. 43 5 1 in - Q l 1 X . V Y . x y A w V - L l ,I l. ly all ff LF. ' 1 il L I 1 LQ 1, up Q Q' rl ,'f 1 l, l 1, ll 14. V l ' I. 3 I , in iff l I l 1..'- I, ', ,, R, ,A l -v I-' ml 'W L BARBARA LIND GRANT AVENUE AUBURN, NEW YORK Bobby . . . Alpha Psi, paint all over, home in the playhouse . . . Syracuse, Leonard, Zeta Psi pin . . . Senior class social functions . . . a million things done at once . . . future English teacher . . . expressive hands. DORIS BROOKS 224-O6 114 ROAD ST. ALBANS, NEW YORK Dee . . . can't keep those men's names straight . . . Cornell, Syracuse, Hobart . . . frequent Weekends . . . blonde . . . clothes . . . buffet . . . Forensic prexy . . . soc major. . .flirty eyes and Winning smile . . . social Worker. kionclaga 1950 CAROL ANN FULLER 55 E. CLINTON AVENUE TENAFLY, NEW JERSEY Colly . . . slim, red-headed athlete . . . gay Weekends at Cornell . . . scientific streak. . . bird-like appetite . . . sweet, smiling . . . early to bed . . . quiet, but underneath it all . . . her cooking and darning Will make him happy. BERNICE FARLEE LAMBERTVILLE, NEW JERSEY Bernie . . . what college will be favored next? . . . only 60 more days left . . . psyc major . . . the Tribune and the Times . . .Really, ladiesl. . .Minnehaha hair dos . . . Claudius and Grenedine . . . Why don't they teach those kids how to read. JEAN PATRICIA NEELY 10 BANCROFT PLACE RADBURN, NEW JERSEY Femininity. . . the masses . . . It's either wine, men and song or social work. They ean't be combined. Qbut they areb . . . curiosity . . . the Gay 20's . . . One World and pennies for Bleeker Street. GUEST WASHBURN 229 WEST 19TH STREET NEW YORK, NEW YORK Walk, With my one lung? Really! . . .'4'Five foot two, eyes of blue . . . never mind the library, just ask Wash- burn . . . Harris Tweed, imported if you please . . . vvhere's my Wallet . . . the drama . . . if it's a steak dinner, tell him yes! . . . the missionary. J' T kiondaga 1950 RUTH BEERS 320 HOUSATONIC AVENUE STRATFORD, CONNECTICUT The theatre . . . clothes . . . letters from Fred . . . Oh, Bregoff, honestly . . . Yale weekends . . . Ruth Helvetia . . . great, big, beautiful eyes and far away places . . . Oh, corpulent one . . . Alpha Psi . . . I've got to stop eating. JACQUELINE BREGOFF 165 COLLEGE AVENUE STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK Nobody lets me talk' '... what a line in print or conversation . . . that Saturday night lament again, Mah! men' '... If Words were Weapons, what an arsenal . . . subtle like a brick on the head . . . always a quick comeback in tennis or debate. -rsfkjgg' , :W 5 X rx ' pf 601x115 T55 , , . 311' ,.,H. Grin: fam. 5193 5-TE.: Bifllm 1 I1 L27 .. , Wim... km'- swam km, wigikm' in 1950 JEAN SHEARER 59 LAUREL AVENUE CORNWALL, NEW YORK Souvenirs and scrap books . . . Psyc Tests . . . moonlight and sunsets . . . trips to New York . . . quiet hours! . . . Dr. Gorham's able assistant . . . Sterns . . . always a thought for the future. GRACE KAUT 1237 EAST 34 STREET BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Kauty . . . Brooklyn, but you Wouldn't know it . . . headaches over Keukonian accounts . . . The only child can be normal . . . duets . . . always doing something . . . When I was in Washington . . . color photos. .1 FLORENCE BERGER 138-43 77 AVENUE KEW GARDENS, NEW YORK Carrie Hatchet . . . chocolate ice cream, chocolate cake, chocolate anything . . . little spark plug . . . Twinkle in her eye . . . sense of humor . . . early to bed, late to rise . . . He's so young, I feel like his mother . . . my best. BARBARA HELLER GENESEE TRAIL HARRISON, NEW YORK Bobbie . . . plunging necklines . . . What's new' '... Capezios . . . at- tempted liquid diets . . . lend-lease . . . smell those Westchester sheets . . publishers, budgets, year-book . . . my passion! . . . trips to Grandma's . . . good natured . . . I Want to get this thing done! lciondaga 1 n BTW iim'I want zo ha in wcfkffi-is dollzrs - - -E jollygooik ...mzxdza lI0l1. RHGZ ex 11. mm Ki . Uri. . . 'g Away? . .ny-I ...Myth hKi5.:4m,i tiki ' D Wm 1950 RUTH RYDER 274 COLLEGE ROAD NEW YORK, NEW YORK Don't waste the product . . . You want to hear a sad story . . . majoring in weekends . . . If I had a million dollars . . . party, party . . . For she's a jolly good fellow . . . pink champagne . . . match covers . . . tall, sophistica- tion. RI-IODA WEINSTEIN 61 HARVARD AVENUE LYNBROOK, NEW YORK Kitzel . . . Should I answer it right away? . . . I'm leaving . . . mah rooms . . . New Yorker . . . Bachrach . . . nee Gershwin . . . the singing lady . . . Kids, the food, I'm dying . . . What should I do? . . . camera and hours in the dark room. JEAN HENRY RIDGE ROAD WOLCOTT, NEW YORK Jeannie with the light brown hair . . . bushels of apples . . . always planning in advance, work always done in ad- vance . . . enthusiasm for social work . . . gift of gab . . . descriptions em- phatically stated bla, bla, bla, . . . music lover . . . chicken scratch hand- writing. LOIS WESTBROOK 14 W1LDwooD AVENUE MT. VERNON, NEW YORK Watch those eyes! . . . poor little tike . . . always losing things . . . switch- board turmoils . . . heart of gold . . . bargains . . . giggles and gaiety . . . My hair is Nor red, it's blonde . . . poor Uncle Willy! . . . Camp Sloane . . . sweetest girl this side of heaven. kiondaga '- Gm 0- Pivc fill f cient' if-' fm . . . , n fiend.-J rmditim cf .. . radio s clcglimfs E JON 'H 1. 4- . Mig ht SE g-'iw wc, m . Hsin CW! C, G lu' MI S455 II Wi!-I 1950 JEAN DOMINY 257 MAIN STREET CHAMPLAIN, NEW YORK Five foot two, eyes of blue . . . effi- ciency plus . . . Get me up for break- fast' '... cleaning nightmares . . . sports fiend . . . famous for the junior stunt rendition of Laughing on the Out.ride . . . radio scripts . . . pug nose . . . elephant's memory. JOANNE MILLSPAUGH 10 JESSUP STREET WALDEN, NEW YORK Does he ski? . . . sports enthusiast . . . Guess I'll take a nap . . . fresh air girl . . . wasp Waist . . . study mur- murs . . . efficiency in the bio lab . . . Comme Ci Comme C4 . . . big brown eyes . . . I said it but I didn't mean it that Way. B K MARY SMITH 18 SCENIC AVENUE MEXICO, NEW YORK S.S .... Al1's I do . . . small towns and married life . . . how do you spell ......? . . . order coffee for me . .. sleepy-time gal . . . pie every night . . . What are the teaching requirements in Connecticut? . . . neatness and efii- ciency. NANCY CLUM NEW HAMPTON, NEW YORK I'm so tired . . . March to October swimming . . . Nick's letters . . . I feel like beating someone . . . definite opinions . . . finally Tim . . . I-Ie's here for the Weekend, eight days' '... milk . . . There's so much to her . . . May Day. kionclaga .ld 'K 1 MMF Holy G57 A Mohawk It s0pr220- A A dude' + .Av fha: itll Ummm I ln' IQ?-E an ., p , in Qmifidr Eng: L Lv A . lG'1vhL,w- NRC K r MUN- X H5531 5,-., 'WN K ' 'K 5 ' 71 --- tQ'4 ' :,1Ei:f'F,-ig.c '?:,1 '1l'g'a.Q' 1956 PHYLLIS LAWTON AMSTERDAM, NEW YORK, R.D. 2 I always have a good timef '... The Holy City . . . knit one, read too . . . Mohawk Valley HA' '... shower soprano . . . listen to this, kids . . . dimplesl. . . Dick and-or Jake . . Chemistry, what other course is there? MARLEA RICE R.D. 2 CANTON, PENNSYLVANIA Marly . . . nobody tells me anything . . . Pennsylvania . . . stubborn . . . live dangerously . . . Quiet? you should know her . . . Guess what I'M wearing tonight? . . . a good meal . . . anymore . . . negative reaction. . . suite speller . . . when I build my College. MARY KINSMAN 18 LINDSAY STREET AMSTERDAM, NEW YORK Kinsy . . . abbreviated altitude . . . efficiency plus . . .miniature Paderewski . . . espanol . . . dieting on sundaes . . . mellow cello . . . financial Wizard for Kiondaga and the senior class . . . rhumba lessons . . . her heart's in her smile. JANET LAWRENCE 1080 LONG PoND ROAD GREECE, NEW YORK Jan . . . camera and flashbulbs . . . Bill and Boston . . . Alpha Psi . . . hasty stride . . . constantly knitting . . . Switchboard problems .... Canter- bury prexy . . . summer theatre . . . cat naps. kiondaga lui GHG Su: it . Sag EV! li! LEDGE5 5 Eric - - .I A -. ,, Dbgfi' ETJC.: Hsin mg , , . rx: no nur: tix l Mu Lirr: QI ' u gms-Q u A 2 F-. 5 4 v Wfiiw, UW ENQBJ 4'-1 1950 EVELYN ABRAMS LEDGEwooD MANOR LEDGEWOOD, NEW JERSEY Evie . . . Water guns . . . dear heart! . . . big hearted and gay . . . Disney protege . . . cause of happi- ness . . . Soc surveys . . . Pow Wow trails . . . good sport and hard worker no matter what the cause. MARIE PUCCIO LATTINTOWN ROAD MILTON, NEW YORK 'fPooch' '... black crowning . . . Greta Garbo snapshots . hours darkroom . . . piano virtuoso . . . U. N. Weekend . . . I'll drop my teeth! . . . She's eVerybody's sweetheart . . . Span- ish spoken as fluently as English. ' .4 MARJORIE OSMERS SPRINGTOWN ROAD TILLSON, NEW YORK Marjie . . . Oh, Kiddies! . . . Hair like spun gold . . . mischievous brown eyes, lighted up with an infectious giggle . . . generosity plus . . . just one more hand, kids . . . Alpha Psi Omega . . . Speech enthusiast . . . Always avail- able for a good time. JEAN BECK 19 RAYMOND AVENUE SHREWSBURY, MASSACHUSETTS Becky . . . What Is Vital? . . .Jean, the Baptist . . . passion for ice skating . . . unforgettable giggles . . . I Won't learn how to play bridge until June . . . she walks in beauty . . . adequate supply of dates . . . feather cuts . . . nimble with a thimble. kionclaga 5 ,f7.. fl . :fbi ' j'1,,:J -r P 5 ' ' Nr ,. L15 . riff- Iri I sn I . ,.. Ly. I ,, .. LL- 1,--lf: TQ' ,LL-C- T ' in li ' ,qtlwn ISL L- 5 ' ' if sl 'lib ' Hu lb I I . N 'Q - flu? 121-ew Q .. wsxh 'T -A 1 sn: -a PN. 1 'QT' -A . . , -. , N NM -1541, I Sli?-.. 1 , -,Aww all-., tx 1- .xl M53-r. ,A N' x,,l' ' 'YJ'Sf-t Q3- Nm. -- :Jas - ,mimi Lgflg ,Lg f 5 1950 GEORGIA lN4OSKOS 1065 BRIERwooD BLVD. SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK The class sparkplug . . . everybody's friend . . . Gee, kids, listen to me! . . . laughing brown eyes with a Dean's list rating behind them . . . dancing feet and a thwarted desire to be a chorus girl . . . new, catchy expressions. DORIS WALKER 248 BRATTLE ROAD SYRACUSE, NEW YORK 'Tm sorry, I forgot' '... sparkling blue eyes with that innocent expression . . . that green Chrysler . . . Newman prexy . . . wayward left eyebrow . . . Helen's colored cookies . . . But, Gee Whiz . . . perfect secretary . . . tall, talented, terrific. L x'i . i -1' r - I '- , , I i X . . , l xn- 9 . c x ' 1 1 I I i,i -R. s 4 . . A A 1 1. I X Y I '- '- ,, ,Y ,S 1. ' f 4 . . i . PB: Nfl N MADELINE COLE 203 BOARDMAN STREET ELMIRA, NEW YORK Matt . . . morning coffee at noon . . . I love my sleep . . . hair of gold, eyes of green . . . Pudge . . . which comes first . . . unique ideas and great poten- tiality . . . essay prize winner . . . Ask Phyl . . . skiing and skiers . spaghetti . . . Champagne girl on a coke girl's salary . . . sWitchboard's prize headache . . . Claire de Lune. PHYLLIS TESTAR A 31 CAREW STREET SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS Curly hair . . . sparkle in her eye, sparkler on her hand . . . sincerity . . . Phyl's paisley p.j.'s . . . Red Sox . . . sense of humor . . . another Maugham . . . I'm not Matt . . . steak and shrimp cocktails . . . late packages from home . . . Poncho, Pedro, and Piccolo . . . mad about hats . . . loathes violins and spiders. kiondaga Aginnd' Toni'S ...Psydl rlcr . - P thoughts . shining - 1 NEW H D'iamin Illail . . , ...weigh . , I mm h0sPif11ig midnight 1950 SHIRLEY LANG 528 N. SALINA STREET SYRACUSE, NEW YORK An inner glow . . . photography . . . Toni's and onions . . . so much to do . . .Psych tests and Social Work . . . bus- tler . . . lulling voice, but strong thoughts . . . get up girls, the sun's shining . . . Rec. Leadership. MARION FLUHR 139 NORTH ll STREET NEW HYDE PARK, NEW YORK D'ja mind' '... starched pajamas . . . mail . . . she'll sing at your Wedding . . .weighing in . . . malice toward none . . . tomato juice . . . Long Island hospitality . . . Boflin . . . poetry . . . midnight oil, morning slumber. 9 Cl 1 ROC? get down to che buffet Whoops Olgic. , , L the phone' OH I m soooo con ski swam guy hits passion f0f laughs likt teacher. Q-L1 ALP C.B. . , . fc WCS that mi . , I Hell-S flllicr to dm, f Lm'Iins 11181.11-gd I Sllbtlc wir. 1950 OLGA MAROUSIS 177 S.-xL1NA STREET ROCHESTER, NEW YORK Olgie . . . cherry hop in the Buffet . . . ski sweaters . . . the last word . . . crazy hats . . . class fortune teller . . . passion for aphrotlesia perfume . . . laughs like a chicken . . . future English teacher. CHARLOTTE BANKS R.D. 1 ALPINE, NEW YORK CB .... correcting math papers . . . eyes that tell all . . . always A papers . . . Hell's bells and little fishes . . . quiet to those who don't know her well . . . knitting . . . competent . . . future insured by her friendly manner . . . subtle wit. , ,.,. i--.A------A4 A - - f ' '---11' or- .:'igj:5.Q' :L ,A LUCILLE CUMMINGS 55 HARVARD AVENUE ROCKVILLE CENTRE NEW YORK 1 3 Lou . . . literary achievements . . . budgets . . . men . . . that big family . . . Do you think this looks all right, kids? . . . unmailed letters . . . living off the roommates . . . C.W.'s Miss Cummings. Q JOAN ESTES 1480 DEAN STREET SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK Bring me a s'prise, Lou-celle! . . . tea parties in the tomb . . . Can I borrow ......? . . . Rochester . . . daily trips tothe iniirm scales . . . early to bed, late to rise . . . Mousey . . . rendez- vous at four. kiondaga KHP Tut just Che trac Illllli how BC Barb Spanii Govq lllissil dfllt x Caugc' 1956 MURIEL KAPPELER STONE BROOK RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY Kappy . . . always the sweat shirt . . . Tuesday night headache . . . le mat juste . . . red glasses . . . trips in the Chevy . . . notebooks via the hen tracks . . . loquacious . . . inquiring mind . . . the pointing finger . . . And hOvvJosephine! BARBARA STRYKER INDIAN XIILLAGE BOUND BROOK, NEW JERSEY Barb . . . mama Stryker . . . passion for Spaniels . . . her front page family . . . Student Eederalists and World Government . . . letters from home . . . missing check book . . . The New Stu- dent vveek smile . . . Anything for the cause . . . social Work. VELMA WINEGARD KEUKA PARK, NEW YORK Mrs, . . . my grandchildren . . . Glee Club prexy . . . friendly manner . . . speech therapist . . . a Cadillac AND a Buick . . . ambition . . . aversion to eight o'clocks . . . generosity plus . . . Conservation and Copperhead snakes. BARBARA HARTMAN 70 UNION AVENUE SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK Off with the cemeteries5 on with the playgrounds . . . finish that milk . . . Fred Waring and Carnegie Tech . . . Oh, so fickle' '... songs around the campfire . . . early to bed and early to rise makes a gal healthy, Wealthy, and Wise. kiondaga 66 , 1950 INGELORE LEWIN Nl ACIX NEW YGRK 100 Souru BROADWAY 7 7 V 3 lngy . . . Lohengrin and a sleeping bag . . . thumbs up, which Way to Alexandria Bay? . . . If Lewin didn't say it, it's doubtful . . . dinners at Dr. H's . . . Friends . . . panacea . . . help the underdog, right Chips? RUTH KRONMILLER 2019 HOLLAND AVENUE UTICA 3, NEW YORK The three S's . . . swimming, singing and scrumptious cooking . . . Oh, that history seminar' '... is there such a thing as subtlety . . . the eyes and ears ofthe World . . . at friend in need is a, friend indeed. SALLY FOLTS KEUKA PARK, NEW YORK Look at that girl water ski on Keuka Lake . . . Day room . . . Philadelphia Field Periods . . . Where are we going to get the men, kids? . . .limburger and onion sandwiches . . . flashing eyes . . . more social functions . . . Senior Council . . . friendly, good natured, always willing. VIRGINIA SNYDER 74 FRONT STREET CANAJOHARIE, NEW YORK Bless your little pointed head . . . Canajoharie? Beech-nut . . . Strong prexy. . . big brown eyes. . .head scalper . . . thoughtful . . . blind dates . . . My date from Colgate . . . acid-hole jeans . . .meticulous . . . singing in the shower . . . A Mrs. Anthony . . . biology prof. kiondaga 1950 JANE BRADLEE 170 WEST STREET SANBORN, NEW YORK July, Ross, third finger left hand . . . living long Weeks for short weekends . . . chocolate ice cream . . .Junior prom and senior Weekend . . . requisition slips and checks . . . third baseman . . . meticulous . . . sparkling eyes, sweet smile . . . 'Tm hungry . . . I've got to get my sleep' '... efficiency plus. JANICE BUcK ULYSSES, PENNSYLVANIA Chamber of Commerce for Pennsylvania . . . Strong Hall lst Vice . . . chocolate rootbeers . . . Damn' '... twisting the hair helps promote concentration . . . organ practises . . . brown eyes . . . Have you seen my bi1lfold? . . . ready to read the funnies anytime. 3 r MARY LOU RGWE 111 NORTH THIRD STREET OLEAN, NEW YORK Blue Plymouth and Pete . . . daily let- ters . . . apples . . . Walks by the lake . . . Vaseline hair tonic . . . Why can't I get to bed early? '... fly-swatter . . . human alarm clock . . . sticks of gum . . . the outdoor girl with the outdoor look. MARGARET LEONHARDT UPPER PROSPECT STREET FONDA, NEW YGRK Maggie . . . Third finger left hand . . . long Weekends With Dolly . . . peaches and bananas . . . perpetual hair combing . . . French perfume . . . giggles . . . Why don't We have more cuts per quarter? . . . I can't draw that Mr. P.' '... quiet, but those devilish eyes! kionclaga 1950 FRANCES WOOD Box 964, LEGION BRANCH KERRVILLE, TEXAS It's cold outside . . . monopoly on shoes . . . nightly letters . . . Texas drawl . . . unusual jeans . . . Dammit honey' '... infirm blues . . . constant chatter . . . dainty earrings . . . a passion for licorice . . . Woody . . . smiles for everybody. LORAINE SACKETT WEST BLOOMEIELD, NEW YORK Oh dear . . . no potatoes . . . I'd Walk a mile for a Camel' '... Whiz at knitting . . . let's do something . . . shrimp Cocktails . . . What's the rush . . . heart of gold . . . vvhoops! . . . straw hat . . . Vim, vigor, Where's the vitality? a I FRANCES ANTHONY PENN YAN, NEW YORK Fran . . . Don't be mean to me . . Phone calls every hour . . . giggles . . . Expressive eyes . . . Politics and history . . . two o'clock bedtime . . . always good natured . . . party, party . . . Procrastination . . . My foot aches . . . Just a teense . . . quick wit. MARILYN DOAK GOODSELL PENN YAN, NEW YORK Doaky . . . convertible . . . Mrs. degree . . . anybody want a ride to town? . . . our mermaid . . . bright colors . . . Oh those eight o'clocks! . . . What'll I have for supper? . . . Senior Ball '49 . . . blueprints and model houses . . . What Have You Got In Those Beautiful Eyes? n kiondaga N -'12-2-1--f 'am ' ' 'Lal A' '- I- 3 .3,,f,,45A.-g,-1ie:- 55- Egg: -V. 1-:-,afisxig1--s-,fi-15. '1ag:et, i H i i 1950 JEAN MORRISON 17 ALPHA STREET ROCHESTER, NEW YORK Queen Jean . . . long, lean and lovely . . . dark hair, sparkling blue eyes . . . Don't Wait for me' '... style, sophis- tication and personality plus . . . second base contortionist . . . always knitting . . . Weekend dates . . . 11 o'clock bed- time . . . future English teacher, not chemistry. MARGARET ROBERTS R.D. 1 SAUQUOIT, NEW YORK Peggy . . . deep dimples . . . explosive laughter . . . competent, capable and always sincere . . . Sigma Chi . . . Utica and the family . . . summers at Raquette Lake . . . get over it . . . mimic . . . journalistic flair . . . gum chewing . . . good natured, with friendly smiles for everyone. 73 BARBARA NEUHAUS 131 SOUTH OCEAN AVENUE FREEPORT, NEW YGRK Boey . . . perpetual imitator . . . Oh, girls, what I did! . . . The Hard Way . . . Swiss memories . . . I sleep down the hall . . . service beyond the call of duty . . . midnight story-teller . . . Schlaf gut! MILDRED LEVIT1' 14 ABBOTT STREET PITTSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS Millie . . . poetry . . . I'm not in good voice tonight' '... letter from Screw- ball . . . plenty of dates . . . Berkshires . . . I cut that dress Wrong. Can you tell?' '... radio Work . . . feature editor. kiondaga ig 1 i..1a.....,.,,.,., , ,N , , Mt, , 1950 RUTH MACHLIN 1457 CARROLL STREET BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Mad '... as good natured as they come . . . words never fail . . . tre- mendi sense of humor . . . Mother Mac learning domestieity . . . the letter Writer . . . Canasta or bridge . . . Kids, when you come to New York. AUDREY LIEBERT 389 TENAFLY ROAD ENGLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY Audie . . . all round athlete . . . men in those far away places . . . notorious laughter . . . knit-Wit . . . Kids, I'm so exeitipated' '... that Walk . . . 'Tm the eleaniest' '...' 'My day in Washington. I, -,wlih ni g W '. V -g l U -1-TL' . inqltye- tj,-V. Q l zxgri 3,- 7 75 GERTRUDE BUMP 176 JOHN STREET ILION, NEW YORK Trudy . . . that great big smile . . . Artist course . . . violin music . . . But why? . . . S'mores by the lake . . . fascinat- ing letters . . . quiet, sweet manner . . . If there were only time to do every- thing . . .Mr. Kendig's concerts . . . G'bye now. DOROTHY CURREN BOLTON LANDING, NEW YORK Calm, cool and collected . . . that tapper-tapper typewriter . . . depend- able . . . that extra cup of coffee . . it's always Blue Skies with Dottie . . . I have a feeling . . . The funniest things happen to me . . . Bolton Landing Post Office chuckles. kiondaga . .lu -.:n..... , Y, - -,- , M- L ... 1...' Niall ,l,,,..,ij 12-'T rx , ,U ,ji v Q -A -fl In wivvgx 3733,-4,7 I L In A .V i g I ' ' '- - I : fs-S ,, 4,f.Li:,gv'Eissi. -' , ff fy J, K lliilfsiftilfiafffff 1950 gwyjg, M, IRENE PILARCEK 5 LYDIA STREET BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK Well known giggle . . . moody heart . . . Soft grey eyes with plenty of sparkle . . . It's the Talk of the Town girl . . . O.R. nurse for Dr. Doran . . . Binghamton bound via Cornell's Theta Chi . . . a sense of right and wrong . . . Gee Whiz, kids! LOUISE RUBIN ' 55 KNEELAND AVENUE BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK Vivacious Lou . . . dark hair and flash- ing eyes . . . Rochester-love that town . . . Amateur author and artist . . . clothes with a closet full of shoes . . . Pediatric nurse with an enormous smile . . . slacks, lobsters and men from all over . . . It's a great life. fy dm, ,gi My Jo is 2 25' raft, ii, '2 ft' fa I gifts 2322 Q if fi Q-is LSQIEBEEL fs Cz,-I CD EEE, In Q +31 f:iIs?i iff E' if XSQ55 H 1? ea og igzkf-if 'Xi ,ij ,eb it as I -5,5533 '31'QfQfPIf5f 25391 sq A3f,0'R5g5 KARoL RAE E 'Q Box4l7 b-vip GRANVILLE, OI-IQ Red hair and flashing eyes . . . seviiglxgag a charm . . . Lee and the convertib-leg' if . . . hair done up in socks . . . Toeless stockings . . . screwball and sense of humor . . . O. R. nurse . . . Think kids, what'll I do now . . . letters to and from all over. JOYCE DOWNS Box 417 GRANVILLE, OHIO Bright eyes to match that diamond . . . Incessant knitter . . . letters to Bill . . . a quiet blonde with a mind of her own . . . efhcient nurse . . . Why Carol Downs, hovv could you? kiondaga 'XX X Q x w ., , W -' xv v x141.w ,I L ., . -- , X xx , . uh V, n-um..xN,.v...... , ,. , , L, H L In , .gtfgbuwg Xi x XS Q. Q kt . X. 'ie N: IE X 'ci , in 5 IEA A Q' w 53 1 1950 NATALIE GARRISON ARKVILLE, NEW YORK From Keuka to Annapolis in one leap . . . crazy Nat vvho'll do anything once . . . mind quick as a flash . . . good natured brunette . . . can't ever get that trunk packed . . . the Voice with a twang . . . O.R. nurse. BETTY JANE WARNER 3736 MANAYUNK AVENUE PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA Imitations of Willard . . . BJ. and Benny combination . . . that Phila- delphia accent . . . naturally curly hair and a pretty smile . . . naivete with sparkle . . . AW Gee. . . . the perfect nurse. HELEN KUEHNE 879 COLUMBIA STREET HUDSON, NEW YORK Tall, blonde with a graceful manner . . . Warmest sense of humor ever . Beautiful Voice and gentle nurse's touch . . . knits like fury . . . mature beyond her years . . . Laughing blue eyes . . . sincerity that makes everyone who knows her, love her. ESTELLE COHEN SOUTH CLINTON STREET NEWARK, NEW YORK Terry . . . Quick wit, quick smile . . . generous and full 'of the devil . . . beau- tiful hair and pretty eyes . . . Newark- ites and Frenchmen all in one breath . . . that renowned I'll ask my father for the car. kiondaga 1950 LUCYNA BARTUSIAK 22 WILLIAM STREET HAMMONDSPORT, NEW YORK Lucy . . . that familiar Oh kids! . . . mention Park and she's two feet in the air . . . crazy about frozen custard . . . peaches and cream complexion and a disposition twice as sweet . . . a devil incognito . . . nurse to the core. FRANCES FLYNN 4 TERRACE PLACE SHORTSVILLE, NEW YCRK Happy-go-lucky Euzzy' '... beautiful grin and pretty hair . . . letters from Aunt Liz . . . cowboy movies with Willy . . . good little nurse . . . Holy Cow' '...' 'Rah de da' '...' 'Poop oop to you' '... always ready for a good time. ESTHER ACKERMAN CALEDONIA, NEW YORK Big as a minute red head with lots of spark . . . Don't you dare cut my hair . . . a line for all those men but a heart for only one . . . needs a stool to see over the top of the O.R. table . . . cigarettes . . . knitting . . . always just out of the bathtub. n MARION CLARK lOl MAPLE STREET BLACK RIVER, NEW YORK Blue eyes and brown hair . . . forever writing letters to the kids . . . Good natured with a mind of her own . . . busy East Wing nurse . . . Pretty clothes to match a pretty smile . . . Kids, where's Acky? Mp pw lilOI1Cl3Q8 ' h 5' K' : i ' ia V i A V i ' ' ' f3--3-:15l'7-f-f- -HEY,-,-,Y-1 34 ,, fr V' 74, f, . 'i - -A U ' L , , ,.-5, ,, ,, I 1 . Q., 3. 1 11 11 - i .f Q 4' pl ,f iw , ,M CpVlUj5fL,ijL rl wyiww W Wf ll' iw Jfwfwf L 'UAW My if if W MQ! 19 5 oiiw fl W fri iii ict 'ff IA My tfWiQiiQ,,i5Wj WMU I VW ll Villvjf ,M If W NMMV A I ilfwfffi 9X GLADYS HEY? R.D.3 PENN YAN, NEW YORK Warm, friendly Glady . . . that laugh you can tell a mile away . . . Weekends at Keuka . . . letters from Max . . conscientious nurse . . . fond memories of Richardson . . . At peace in her own mind and heart . . . Happy HELEN WOODFORD 8 CLINTON AVENUE MONTICELLO, NEW YORK What a pair of blue eyes! . . . Woody . . . quick tongued with a heart of gold . . . Monticello to Canandaigua in 4 hours . . . melts like butter around Paulie . . . Three weeks, three days, or three months? , 83 MARY IKEDA 50-24 96 STREET ELMHURST, NEW YORK ef Nimble pixie with a figure like a dream . . . Can sleep anywhere, anytime . . . Earrings for every day in the week . . . Lost in the front seat of a powder blue Nash . . . Night trips to New York . i. . that perpetual giggle, laughing eyes . . . Hbing' '...' 'Wha' Huppened? OLIVE TUCKER 239 WHALEY STREET FREEPORT, NEW YORK Ollie . . . tan from April to Novem- ber . . . sparkling brown eyes and lots of pep . . . good natured . . . Oh, Yeah? . . . accent straight from Long Island . . . forever cutting her hair . . . recalls summers at Canandaigua. kiondaga A., Ni..- ,pu ,vL,,2V-.75 in :V -TL t - YQ1 L 5,1 tl V4 v--5:1 xfezfir li' 'V ! t 1950 ,ffl ,fp Mgpjf W l if Blue-gray eyes, pretty with or Without spectacles . . . efficient nurse with a HENRIETTA, NEW Yoiuc yj quick Wit and devilish grin . . . author- ity on past and present history of Honeoye Falls . . . Hey, Kids, l've got the carl' '...' 'Oh my Lord! lj Q 85 x 'gg A if-' f T fi l I1 v I . I x F .'g' 4 I A . l E , v l -Q V ' I 1 1 V 1 r l .1 ll. 1 l l 5 I I lr in E 5 I 4 -,.--- 4 l l CLASS OFFICERS Pr:f:.:':r::, lhrbgrra Nlurrayg Vire-Prefidmf, Mary Smithg Xecretafgf, Marlea Riceg Trezzmrer, Mary Kinsmang -5'0Ci4l Chfgfmdn l'v.1rb.1r.1 Linrlg Hfmf: Caxmri! Repremzmfive, Muriel Kappelerg Congrefx Reprefenmfive, Nancy Clumg .Yang Leader, Jean enry ,'I,,-l. R:!'r:r:r:.'..'.'.?1'!. Cxlrol Fuller. SENIOR COUNCIL Pcggy Roberts. Bgzrbara Murray, Helen Davidson, Mar ie D cl ' lc g e FIC , jane Bradlee, Nancy Clum, and Sally F01tS- S6 Helm path The sunset flashes in purple streams across the lake Sweeps the rolling lawns, and filters through the elms Circling the campus that lies softl A wistful minute gazing: hills and lake, the browned y in repose. We spend And curving roads, the Elm Path, lavender with sudden twilight Down this path, shielded by spreading elmg, We Walked In double file, with flowers reddening the frocks of white We wore. The day was May Day, when we became Sophomores. The class, to graduate in 1950, traced one year At Keuka College, Alma Mater. Slowly walking down the Path we remembered New Student Week Spreads our Big Sisters gave, many faces to record in mental notebooks And lecture notes included in pads of green and gold. The Happy Holidays we were, and rubber bands We snapped to magic words: just call me Stretchf' Straw and girls were scattered past the footlights In the stunt we worked long and hard on in the aud., Same place where legislative power rang from throats Cf knitting Keuka girls who signified their Aye Here, too, we learned about the Sampson dances That were to occupy our Saturdays, and we sat still Only long enough to hear about the signing out. We buckled our jeans, donned Frosh hats, And were informally clad until bus-time. Then we learned about those dances the hard way. The first Field Period, snowtime, then back to Keuka. After February and the Junior Weekend that lacked The important elements ice and snow, Class-es mattered again: Hegeman shimmered with buzzing lights From the first to the fourth floor. We knew our class better, why we were together For the pain of exams in an echoing gym, And ridin from church we harmonized Tell Me Why g . Another May Day came, and we sang Land of Hope and Glory As many times as we had the year before. Down the Elm Path we fluttered, a ribbon of white. We traced a second year at Keuka College, Alma MMCY- We had been Pow Wowed, and waked the morning With our shrieks: Got that token! In the morning we woke to watch the sunbeams g12111CC Through the trees to the Elm Path below and a gOOd dal' We were proven! 1 5 - r J ai Y 5 's 1y I, .'l qu' J 4 9 , '11 1 , 1 , 9,! 5 3 j , I I v 9 M U W .4, n 1, .u.- , ff , ,J P , , nn x f. q . iii .4-Q' pv- . ..-1 5,5 1 Iii? I ig t A I -N6 W I , K 1 I Q -f - 4 X ,if This year we had been initiators, But now we wanted the Freshmen to come to our danic . . e To mingle with our class and the Juniors and Seniors , We had strolled up and down the Elm Path that was Covered With fall leaves shaken from the a in trees 3 S , And we had planned Parisian Pirouette. When the winter silvered the Elm Path with SHOW From end to end, and lapped the lake with its icy tongue We dreamed of spring. We didn't i To go too quickly, but we looked forward to the next year. And for the third time we watched the May Queen Walk The lengthy Elm Path in her filmy dress and magic crown. Behind her, the lake, a long ribbon curling across the front Of the campus, broke the hills. want our second year Black folds of gowns and academic caps, our garments, This May Day. Moved up another rank, we stood and listened to the organ, And then we filed outside and looked around through tear- dimmed eyes About the campus. i Another year was gone, flashing its last in sunlight That clattered on gay maroon jackets and onyx rings. The Jaunty Juniors were serious: Their reminiscent smiles were memories of Pow Wow, Songs hummed from dining-room to Long House, A stunt that was a Slow Boat to China, The strains of Blue Moon drifting through a Hegeman Enveloped in a magical Fantasy in Blue. A May Day that echoed in photograph stillness woke in the morning Rolled up the Elm Path and greenly decked campus, And wrapped all in quietness. This time, when We looked back, we saw our Senior year Mirrored in the blue lake water with the sky. This image danced and swayed, the colors blended in together They were our four years, spun and whirled to one great ball Of blue, and mirrored in Lake Keuka. We saw it all, the friendliness and friendships, The loyalty and love of Keuka years, Combined in the quiet of the May Day, In one shining mirror. And now, as the clouds stream in soft fans over the sky, The lavender light colors the lake and the 1lrCCS That hang like lace above the Elm Path. I Try, we silently whisper, to remember forever this scene, With memories circling the Path, bordered by Si1hOUCffC films- MILDRED LEVITT 50 . 1.1 4 -1, '. V, ' 1. 'I ! 1 1 4 gw I 1 ' 's O S 'hgh 0-L 4 - 4 Q., w fl Q 'u 0 3 . I i 5 ' , J . W A u 1 if ii , 4? Hu 1 v h , 'Di i ,Ili 3. 'H E 11' n,, 1 Vi I Q i s w H ' 90 i K i Xxx K 5 vw sn an -..f ' a,,,K 1 wx? Q 'H i 'A A Qi.. ' A 5 x w 1' 1 S ' M...xX...m.. MN- . M . , 3 W I.. .- 5 f w v -A, 1-'1 4251 9' 5 J Q 1 F. C 2 i me fp, , -X X f v AE 53 1 2.44 mf? 1 N228 mmf f .5 'ga . o I f f H, r - , ' S I 'f 1 11 . 1 1 1 .1' I 1 . 1 gl. 1 ' . -6 , 'J 1 1 q K , I ' 1 1l ii '1 ,111 . ,ni f 5 1 4,1 12' 1. ,,, 1 , 41 111 ,. 15 4 , iff 1 4 1 1 1 1' 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I sf 3' .1 v I. 41 l, 1- Au 1 N 1 L... . 92 lt- 's Y -,,....--- f XSS R.. Ri , I' .. - -Ji' -:.E:.:r,.: ':' ll ' QS:-1: - - '+-ffiesx-5,544 S l S xx, P -X 7 h fa' g , T H gg QQ-QQ ' Hlll, Ill l Z GQCULLFQ C 2: Xi,-- X XQ 13.9. CULLA5- 'su , I XX 'V- J ff 93 IKIEUIIKA COIIJISIFGIF .5 I o A college for women. 0 On the shores of Lake Keuka in the Finger Lakes Region of New York State. o With a liberal arts program offering degrees of Bachelor of Arts. 0 A Department of Nursing leading to a nursing diploma and Bachelor of Science degree. i O A Field Period Plan stressing practical application of the academic program. I And a Social Responsibility Program preparing Keuka graduates for active participation as responsible citizens in World society. 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