Keuka College - Kiondaga Yearbook (Keuka Park, NY)

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5ENIOR5 JANICE IRENE FRITZ Cincinnatus New York Business “If ho wants Fritzie? ' ' “Fritzenheimer be¬ came conditioned to the Hobart statesmen as a sub- frosh and gained the honor of being chosen the Pot ' s “Party-Girl ' as a junior. Does a day go by when that girl doesn ' t have a visitor or a phone call? Assistant to both Blanche and Mary Edna. Enza has been both a “ looker and a “thinker dur¬ ing her four years at Keuka. Her pleading cry is “I have to balance my books. Fritzie ' s collection of souvenirs gives us clear evidence of her appeal to those of the opposite sex. Her fondest memories are of furlined gloves. “I Love Paris, “Mac¬ Gregor and “Brigadoon and a certain pen pal. He s nice but a little fantastic. JACQUELINE McDERMOTT Newburg New York Sociology Jackie personifies sincerity, honesty, good naturedness. and unassuming capability. Hers are an inimitable giggle, countless strange superstitions, and the well-earned title of “Miss Popularity . Never complaining, she arose at 5:4o a. m. to paddle a canoe, did mountains of “Berta-ff ork , answered numerous letters from “the kids and ran a mass date bureau for Brother John and his fraternity. Between times she persistently re¬ arranged her room, bleached locks of her hair, and served as unofficial choreographer for class stunts. An oft-repeated phrase is. “I ' m not goin out any¬ more! but she wants a family of 12 boys . . . somedav. [ 28 ]

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INGRID FELDMAN Greenwich Connecticut Nursing Telling stories from her rich Latvian heritage, “Inky” has provided us with hours of entertain¬ ment. “Let’s go to the movies” is her favorite request when she has an evening free from the whirl of social engagements. Her leisure time is also spent reading and composing poems or study¬ ing the works of great art masters. But to “Inky,” Mother Nature creates the greatest works, as a walk with her will reveal. The United Nations will gain a courageous, adventure-seeking nurse in the near future. MARJORIE HERENDEEN Macedon New York Nursing Smiling blue eyes and shining blond hair characterize another Strong Hall gal. Many a night she made the 100-yard dash in a split second after a voice blared over the P. A. “M. H., outside call.” As the pride of Pumpkin Hook, she was always the most avid supporter of Cornell weekends. Conscien¬ tious Marge spent many hours burning the oil of her Nightingale Lamp. That cap on her head and the repeated requests for her by patients prove her efforts to be worthwhile. Her personality and charm, which won her a spot in the May court, will be constant assets throughout her life. [ 27 ]

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1955 HARRIET JOAN GLEBER Le Roy New York Business-Education Glub’s off to gab with the gang again. She’s studious, though, and she can be most intellectual on the subject “ Rationalization On Undone Studies ' She also gets As in taking faculty dic¬ tation and handling treasurer’s books. Dorothy and Lawrence have nurtured a sprung offspring, as proven by Glub’s Cotton-pickin’ pony tail, her Dear John letters, the nasal snick, and George’s left-over clothes. Harriet gets a periodic hate on men but they don’t seem to mind her. “You’re someone I can talk to,” they chirp. Harriet usually rolls her eyes and suggests another dance. Glub’s future is “some other time,” and right now she’ll sleep on it. NANCY BROCKMAN Amsterdam New York English-Speech What rhymes with Amsterdam? Ham, of course. That’s the word for “Brockie”; be she acting on stage, eating to satisfy her “metabolic rate ”, talking {“Men are such spineless crea¬ tures.”), or screaming with eight-horse lung power {“These bugs! Spiders! Centipedes!”) .Everyone knows when Nancy is studying, editorializing for Keukonian, or crowing over bright ideas for a prac¬ tical joke. Thank goodness some of her jokes have been on herself! And “Nannie” is the only girl we know who can change from the horror of the breakfast table to the model before the photog¬ rapher’s lens without losing step. [ 29 ]