SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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Seated F Cavellier M Leddin G Buso A Burden M Murray M Peglow Penpeck. Szanding:M. K0zma,W.Gallik, K Harris A Stets M Feeney Kaiser R Hyvonen E Spaar, O. Barth. STUDENT COUNCIL Seated A Burden, Secretary, G. Buso, Vice-Presi- dent Standzng M. Kozma, Treasurer. Abfent: Downey, President. This year, the Student Council kept pace with the ever-increasing student body enrollment, by promoting new or- ganizations and putting into effect an athletic council. It handled many special problems as well as routine business of The Associated Student Body. Composed of representatives from each of the four classes, the governing body of the school, with its four officers, settled many problems. A clock was installed in the cafeteria, drinking fountains were im- proved, and parking regulations were formulated and enforced. With the pur- chase of a new public address system, the Student Council made Chapel programs and athletic events more interesting for the student body.

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si ii ept CD12 or- an cial 9 of zach y of tled d in im- were pur- , the rams g for New students of the school are ac- quainted with college activities, customs and government through the Freshman Orientation Committee. The committee followed an organized program of activities to help foster in the new students a greater knowledge and understanding of their classmates, faculty rules, and procedure of college life. Freshman Day consisted of the new student body members being welcomed by speeches. An evening program, on the same day, gave the Frosh an oppor- tunity to display their unknown and hidden talents through social mixers, dances, musical and comedy programs. For the ensuing three weeks, the Fresh- men obeyed the wishes of the upper- classmen and tipped their green frosh caps to other students, to be recognized in their so-called low status. The orienta- tion committee held sports events and other scheduled meetings for the new- comers and supervised the election of their class officers. N.. , ff... ,- Seated: G. Klink, M. Kozma, K. Root. Standing: Gillard, A. Burden, G. Buso R. Rushforth. FROSH ORIENTATICN The orientation program gets under way in aeqnainting the new frofh with Oywegofv ideal: and traditionf. 1 27