Keuka College - Kiondaga Yearbook (Keuka Park, NY)

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SENIORS ALICE GENEWICK North Tonawanda New York Nursing “ Alyce ”, true blonde and blue eyes, is as cute as a picture, not only in uniform but in the popular Bermudas and her unlimited supply of sweaters. Full of fun and always ready for a party, she is the first to come and the last to leave. Remember the “10” on second Ball! As originator of the Canandaigua “Scrumdies Society ”, she can always be heard calling, “ Where’s Ernie?” An avid dancer, she trips the light fantastic morning, noon, and night. While future plans are still indefinite for this modern Florence Nightingale, they will surely be exciting and eventful. JOAN FRANCES KUCINSKI North Tonawanda New York Nursing The versatile type, Joanie uses her talents in the hospital wards, on the golf course, and on the hockey fields. If she isn’t making her usual week¬ end trips to see “that redhead ”, she can be found playing tennis. An AA attendant in her junior year, she mixes campus and hospital life and still finds time for study, crossword puzzles, bridge, knitting, and travel. A good driver, her “taxi” service will long be remembered by many. Shining gray hair, stylish clothes, and ever-present friendly smile are Joanie’s trademarks. Her fine qualities and varied talents are her resources for the future as a successful nurse and housewife. [ 22 ]

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1955 MARION KRISTINE GEORGE Vestal New York Economics “Kris” may seem quiet and serious, but she’s as crazy as the rest when she lets her hair down. Her jitterbug is the “wickedest”, and the cry of the hour is, “l have so much to do, I must settle down to work, but let ' s have a party!” The deserv¬ ing winner of the Norton Scholarship, she spent her junior year in England, returning with glorious tales of escapades on the Continent—especially in Barcelona! Krissy became senior class veep, and Miss Estey’s Girl Friday. Her loudest complaint through four years of dates was “He’s just not tall enough!” JUDITH HOPPER Newburgh New York Psychology Judy is a walking ad for Bermudas, knee socks, and any other contagious collegiate characteristics. She has an uncanny memory for songs, sayings, and stock routines; e. g. “Hey there, you with the scrounge in the lounge.” She’s wild about the Charleston and parties in general. Among her at¬ tributes are legs and four crazy dimples well spaced on her face. Judy’s accomplishments, the Dean’s list, colonel of the kitchen ladies, and commander of the buffet brigade, rank high. Her attitude to¬ ward men is usually “He was nice — but!” Judy’s prime requisite for living is energy, energy, and excess energy. [ 21 ]

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1955 VIRGINIA JESSOP Lansdale Pennsylvania Nursing Jess is a quick, slim little number, who can (and does) bounce off in all directions at once. Her many talents include synchronized swimming and cutting hair. Ginny loves clothes, purple, long finger nails, and perfumes. She has an overload of pep, especially on the basketball court and for those weekend trips. Jess can be heard shouting “ouch” at any time for almost any reason. She adores animals—remember little “Waaf” freshman year? Her sunny smile and good nature will be assets in her future life and career. DAYLE GARLOCK Gloversville New York Nursing Flashing fluorescent socks on the basketball courts, playing tennis at 6 a. m., and sliding on Strong Hall trays—that’s Dayle. This excess energy wasn’t lost at Geneva where Bird No. 1 became a star boarder at Attridge’s Abode and Annex. One could always hear, “Bridge with the interns, anyone?” or “ Spaghetti, tonight?” She was a bit slow at knitting Jerry’s sweater—the missing arm¬ hole didn’t matter much! Her main worry is “Will Frieda Jane survive another jaunt? ' Week¬ ends at Springfield and Thanksgiving at Fort Dix are memories that will follow Dayle through a successful nursing career. [ 23 ]