SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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SENIUHS-INDUSTRIAL ARTS JOSEPH LUCZYCKI . . . President JAMES VAN OOT . . Vice-President ln September T932 a group of young and ambitious men entered Oswego State Normal School as freshmen in the lndustrail Arts Department. After three years of thorough training we were graduated with hopes of entering the teaching profession, Some of our classmates did find positions, but a group of fifteen men returned to talte the fourth year of training, which has been established as a start in transforming the lndustrial Arts Department into a state teacher's college with degree granting power. We started our fourth year by doing good worlc in class and we engaged in a varied line of extra-curricular activities. The Spealcens Union was organized as a new activity by our group. We believe that such experience as that will enable us to do better worlc when we leave to teach. ln June 1936 our school days at Oswego are ended. We realize that the fourth year in the lndustrial Arts Department has given us a better understanding of our worlc and will enable us to improve our teaching profession. As our last words as students we wish the coming graduates of Oswego Normal School the best of lucl4 and success in their lifefs worlc. We as graduates hope to enter the teaching profession and boost the name Oswego, but it's up to you to continue the worlc where we left off, to improve in every department so that in the near future our Alma Mater can be rightfully and proudly termed Oswego State -l'eacher's College, First Row: R. Fralick, W. Walker, J. Luczki, J. Van Oot, F. O'Conner. Second Row: J. Terminella, E. Dexter, J. Bond, S. McCann, E. Prosser, W. Cleary 13

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I A II II I I I HART, ISABELLE K., A.M. Dean of Women, Associate Head of Science Department HAULER, ARTHUR, BS ..... Supervisor of Practice in Industrial Arts HUGGINS, GERALDINE, B.A. ....... Assistant of Library KARCHER, HARRY M., BS .......... Electricity LARSON, SELMAR C., Ph.D., B.A., M.A. Head of Mathematics Dept., Registrar MAHAR, MARION, AB., M.A ...... Associate Head in History MEEKER, DOROTHY, BS., M.A. . . Demonstration 'lst Grade MINER, ORILLA E., BS., B.A., M.A. . . Head of Art Department ODELL, MARIETTA, BS., M.S. . . . . Demonstration 3rd Grade PARK, JOSEPH C., BS., MS., D.Sc. . . Director Industrail Teacher Training PENFIELD, LIDA S., AB., M.A. . . . Head of English Department RIEZ, RICHARD K., Rd.D. . . . Head of Psychology Department ROCKOFE, GARSON, BS., M.A. . . . . Supervisor 5th Grade RUDOLRH, JAY D., BS., M.A, . . ..... Printing ROMNEY, GOLDEN, BS., M.A. . Head of Physical Education SCHNEIDER, FRANK M., BS., M.S. . . . . . . Woodworking SCOVILLE, WADSOR M., BS., R.A ...... Drawing and Design WAGG, FRANK P., B.A., M.A. . . Associate Head ol Education Department WAGNER, GUY, AB., M.A., I3h.D. .... Principal of Campus School WHEELWRIGHT, LORIN F., BS., M.A. . Head of Music Department WILBER, GORDON O., B5 ..... . . . General Metal ZIEGLER, BLOOMA, AB., M.A. .... Demonstration 'lst Grade ZIEL, MAX, G.,B.S., M.S. . . . Director of Physical Education for Men IIIIIIIIIIS UI IIIIIVIINISIHIIIIIIII BROSEMER, MARGARET S. ........ Secretary HENNESSEY, MARY D. . . Stenographer in Charge of Student Records HOUSE, LILLIAN C. . . . A . . Stenographer HOWLAND, MALCOLM . . . Janitor VYNER, SADYE . . . . . Stenographer ESSEX, ADA . . Manager of Normal Co-op BARNEY, MAUDE . Manager of Cafeteria 'IQ

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SENIUH ELASS UFFIEEHS Ralph Caccavelli . President Marion Mullen Vice-President Robert Merril . Treasurer Florence Q'Neil . Secretary Florence B. Chambers Advisor We have come to the end of one road, and to the beginning of another. We hope to be able to overcome those obstacles which lie before us, for our school, our Alma Mater, has given us the ability to solve many problems. Qur mission in life is the greatest of its kind, may our service to society be recognized when our worlc begins to talce shape. We are the builders of the next generation, may the foundation vve build be as strong and sturdy as those before us. To you, my classmates, l bid farewell. It has been a pleasant visit and one that will linger in the minds of all of us. We are to separate now, but with the thought that we will all meet many times in the future. And now, good luck. May success be yours. R. J. Caccavelli President of Class 1936 '14