SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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Sfa1nzi.' P. Sherwood. Slamlzing: ARETHUSA E S. Clark, P. Gallingcr, P. Sreclc, Flour: ul. Wright, ll. Lantlau, il. l,l1f'l', lt. Maloney. Srarfd: M. Politis, lil. l,ynch, lf. Dzedzej, lf. Cocuzzi, Hart, 'li Maxon. Sta1zd1'ng.' H. Zima, l.. Cooper, D. Meyer, A. Gambino, G. Byrne, M. Fremont. Floor: D. Bauer, M. McDonald, 'l'. Galbo, Ii. Gilkey. Smtrd: C. Kovac, B. Lupa, If Morrison C I ion M Youn N , . 4 s, . g, . Yancey. Stavzdivzgs C. Pease, D. lurner, J. Anderson, H. Peter, V. Peters, M. Teso B. Olmstead, I. Alfandari, C. Abramson Ffoorf 'lf Valentino, M. Coon, D. Clark, A. Fix. Sfllffllh' B. Allen, lf. Crumb, L McMahon, M. DuPont, G. Brown, P 1 Eastman. Smndi'ng.' M. Chester, C. Chapman, M. lfvans, M. Byrnes, M. Peckham, -I. Vine, S. Clark, P. Steele, P. Gallinger, L. Counts, P. Sherwood. .Jl1.rm1f.' G. Scala, L. Urciouli, S. Buff, Forster, J. Reid, D. Carr. l i

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SCRCRITY K The friendliness and good times of Alpha Delta have been shown in its ex- tensive program of activities in the past year. Starting off with a band A. D. presented its Rush Party-An Imaginary Rocket Ride-by jet compulsion to all the bright night spots around the world. Next the Sororoity House was the scene of much hilarity when Open House was held. Few people will forget those noon dances sponsored by Alpha Delta including the novel A. D. Foot-Ball. After thirty-five pledges had been fully initiated into sorority fun, the Pontiac Hotel and sorority members were hosts to their first big event, the Initiation Banquet and Ball. Spaghetti suppers, basketball games and the A. D. breakfast together, plus the surprises of the white elephant sale and beauty of the Gingham Ball made sorority life complete. The seniors, however, were sadly bid good-by at the Senior Banquet.

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4 The Eta Chapter of Arethusa has had another very busy year. The first of the year's activities was Arethusa Week, when the girls from the sorority became acquainted with the new freshmen and tried to enhance the feeling of the school's friendliness. This was followed by a facul- ty tea and the annual rush party, whose theme was The Martins and the Coys. At Christmas time the sorority spread a little cheer by contributing money for one of the needy families of Oswego. Miss Angel entertained the members and the pledges at a party at her home just before the Christmas holidays. The Initiation Banquet was held after Christ- mas this year. The annual Senior Banquet closed another chapter in the history of Are- thusa. VVe bid the Seniors good-bye with sincere wishes rhat each of them have a successful and happy future.