Keuka College - Kiondaga Yearbook (Keuka Park, NY)

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Seated, Left to right-. Marilyn Connolly, Claire Mead, Joanne Fenton, Ruth Long, Faculty Advisor, Kittie Marchant, Suzanne Goodrich, Patricia Driscoll. Standing: Althea Glenister, Patricia Brissett, Joan Storm, Faculty Advisor, Ann Vanburg, Margaret Ingalsbe. Absent: Ann Simpson, President, Barbara Neville, Barbara Hunt. senior crew Left to right: Crosetto, Morgan, Hunt, Beach, Herbison, Gardner, Ingalsbe, Turner, Dean, Marchant, Simpson, Donnelly, Langdon, Ellis 29

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athletic association Enthusiasm and spirit pervade Keuka’s campus from early fall to late spring. Cheers for hockey goals drift down from our new Keuka Dad’s Athletic Field and the traditional 6 a.m. stroke- up” reminds us of practicing crew teams that dream of jet speed for the annual May Day crew races. Basketball, volleyball, softball, tennis, fenc¬ ing, and swimming, both varsity and intramurals, round out the sports program which is offered to all students for relaxation and fun. Keuka girls look forward to several Play Days each year, as teams travel to Cornell, Elmira, Wells, and William Smith for sports events, and are hostesses for return Play Days here. Other events looked forward to are the Student-Faculty games when the profs forget classroom procedures and attempt to use strategy on the basketball court and softball diamond. The annual A. A. Banquet is the time when cups and trophies are awarded to winning teams and students are given K’s” in recognition of active participation in sports. On May Day the Athletic Association Queen is crowned. She is the Senior who exemplifies ability, sportsmanship, interest, and Keuka spirit. First row, Left to right : Lou Nell Walker, Janice Faso- lino, Ann Simpson, Queen; Lorraine Rowe, Barbara Hughes. Second row, Left to right : Evelyn Morgan, Suz¬ anne Goodrich. Absent : Joan Kucinski, Dayle Garlock.

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junior weekend Modernistic moods created the setting for a week-end of dreams on Keuka’s campus, February 19, 20, and 21. The crowning of the Junior Queen was the highlight of Accent in Abstract. Other aspects of the modern pattern were a collegiate dance on Friday evening, a Mobil Matinee to all dorms on Saturday afternoon and a formal banquet prior to the dance. Modernesque will recall fond and lasting memories to all. First row, Left to right: Marjorie Jacobsen, Barbara Ekvall, Dorothy Lawton. Second row, Left to right: Rosemary Farnum, Ruth Johnson, Queen; Lucy Bothwell.