SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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CLASS OF FIFTY C The first pOSt-War school year brings the largest fresh- men class in O. S. T. C. history. But the new frosh are superlative in more than numbers. The large per cent of veterans and the cream of the latest high school graduates who make up the class give promise of outstanding achievement. After the bewildering orientation period the whole class threw its enthusiasm into the problems rendered by the expansion program. Several vigorous meetings were held to determine class opinion on the proposed increase in the student tax and athletic council plans. The class contributed more than its share to the varsity soccer and basketball teams, as well as participating in the intermural contests. The service clubs found Willing workers among us and the social organizations rushed us to join their activities. We joined with the upper classmen at the weekly dances, had fun and got to know and like them better. From our patient faculty we began to learn the true professional qualities, as well as the academics required for our cherished degree. We, thepfreshmen, are proud sons and daughters of Oswego State Teachers College and she will be proud of our contribution to her heritage. 95 MR. JAMES MORELAND Adwifer Vice-President G. Joyce, Secretary C. Duffy, President M. Borden.

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