SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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YEARBOOK '47 Time has gone Pages turn New mountains Wait to be crossed We run our lingers Over this paper And feel four years of living We reflect on a memory fOr was it many D A Then we place this book beside us But keep its memory Within us And turn our faces to the Wind And our hopes to the future. ROY SCHOENBERG '47 108

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SORORITYT 107 I N l . - f -I I 'Ay YQ ltr. noqqqhl 0 .5 Iota Clio Fraternity has topped its record of the past for social events for the college, sorority and community life. The fall season was opened with an open formal. This event was followed with pajama parties at the College Lodge and spaghetti suppersiat Diment's Restaur- Elllt. Each month Clio held a birthday lunch- eon for the members having birthdays in that month. One of the highlights of the year was the annual rush party with the theme Club Cliol' and all members participat- ing. Mrs. Salisbury entertained Clio at a Christmas Party held at her home. A huge Christmas tree, caroling, and re- freshments made a full evening. Y The initiation formal followed the rush party for the pledges held at the Pontiac Hotel. The season was closed with a banquet and formal held in honor of the Seniors and Clio weekend, held for all members and their escorts.

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.CLUB Floor: M. Frangos, B. Davis, S. Tracer, N. Steward Sealed A Fran os M Kitchen E H -' - g , - , - ennelly, S. Coe, M. Yovcheff, Noble, L. Lierberman. Standing: C. Lis, M. Kalenbergh, R. Miller, E. Christensen, M Batchelor, M. Chavoustie, Farnsworth, M Becker, M. Jensen. Floor: M. Bennett, P. Mack, M. Cyr, J. Campbell, I. Arcoraci, B. Katz. Szatfd: N. Geers, M. Eckert L. Smith, B. Bishop, J. zufek, J. Ruprachr, s. Ko: walski, Michalski. Standing: O. Maygflf, K Kingsbury, B. Tully, F. Koegei, L. M3fCha.B' Hen- derson, E. Salmack, J. Ballardini, J. Masciantonio, M. Kauhl. ANTICIPATORS Sealed: Vice-President, A. Frangosg Presi- dent, R. Miller. Standing: Treasurer, M. Frangos, Secretary, M. Batchelor, N. Steward, Corresponding Secretary. The D. W. W. wishes to express its thanks to the friendly Oswego State Teachers College faculty and students for the way in which they have accepted our organization. We are planning many interesting and worth while ac- tivi-ties for the coming year. Among these we hope to include record dances, lodge parties, hikes and picnics. We want each member of this campus to feel free to attend the meetings and functions of The Daughters of the Wilted Walletf' Last fall a group of about tenty-five girls met and or- ganized a club with the idea of reviving a formerly active sorority of Oswego State Teachers College. For that reason we are calling ourselves the Anticipators, to indicate not only our plans for afliliation, but also our hopes for active and friendly associations with the other socially organized groups in our college. Sfated: S. Kowalski, Michalski, P. Mack. Slanding: M. Kauhl, B. Bishop.