Keuka College - Kiondaga Yearbook (Keuka Park, NY)

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Durkee, Sweet, Fasolino, Isgro, Clink, Mosher, Love, Henry. Seated, Left to right : Fowler, Hunt, Gilmour, Moore, Tucker, Duerr, Luciano, Petryshyn, Storms, Rowe, Swain, Boons. Standing: Beeson, Johnson, Elliott, Sutherland, fifty-six ferent” choice in navy blue sweat-shirts and T-shirts. Before leaving Keuka to try our wings during Field Period, we pre¬ sented the social highlight of fall quarter, Bon Voyage” weekend, a success in every respect. The Class of 1956 showed prowess in athletics as we maintained our rep¬ utation on the basketball court, win¬ ning a name for spirited playing and good sportsmanship. The Soph Stunt, given in early spring, was typical of the class and its variety of talents. At the half-way mark, we recall fondly the first two years of success at Keuka, and eagerly look forward to giving our best to our Alma Mater in the future. 21

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Seated, Left to right : Scott, Machold, Dedell, Glenister, Algie, Kindon, Miller, Hawk, Ingram, Cooper, Krsnak, Pauly, Crocker, Connolly, Kubecker, Houghland, Gass- Keenan, Stolt, Kiley, Martel, man, Walter. Standing : Gettings, Lamb, Perkins, Cozier, sophomores With fresh memories of our own initiation, we Sophomores eagerly di¬ rected the fall traffic of Freshman Bo- Peeps and Tommy Tuckers. A dis¬ tinctly superior air soon changed to a protective and friendly attitude toward our newly chosen Frosh Buds. Choos¬ ing the first member of our Keuka family was an experience we shall never forget. Our recently won prestige was near¬ ly lost on that black night in Novem¬ ber when Soph sleepyheads wrestled with warm clothes, preparing to spend a night in the open. Screams mixed with laughter issued from woods sur¬ rounding the college, as Juniors treated us to Pow-Wow. Sophomores’ originality was evident when we proudly displayed our dif- SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Front, Left to right: Janice Fasolino, Barbara Hunt. Back: Lois Ingram, Althea Glenister, Joan Duerr, President, Joan Monsen, Marilyn Connolly. « 20

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Seafed, Left to right-. Porter, Herendeen, Rose, Tenke, Gleber, Earl, Williams, Hopper, Beckwith, Farnum, McDermott, Fritz, Johnson. Standing : Bothwell, Nagle, Kirkman, Fenton, Pepper. juniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front row, Left to right-. Patricia Driscoll, Elinor Brown, Beverly Lewis, Joyce Corbett. Second row: Joanne Fenton, Lorraine Valade, Patricia Tut- hill, Lucy Bothwell, President, Barbara Sharman, Harriet Gleber. Juniors at last! There was a time when we looked up to the Junior class with envy and no small amount of uncertainty. Those Freshman days seem now so long ago, yet we still recall our first project as Keu- konians, Frosh Stunt. We acted de¬ mons and devils, and sighed with relief at the applause of acceptance. It seemed like pretty hot stuff” then, but that was before we brought Broadway to Keuka, in Ladies’ Man,” our Soph Stunt, an exciting production, glamorous and different. Our feeling of pride and accomplishment was only slightly surpassed when this year we paraded our charcoal Junior jackets. Harbouring our Little Sisters dur¬ ing the terrors of Initiation tight¬ ened the ties of our Keuka families 22