SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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STUDENT EXHIBITION ASSOCIATICN Seated: B. Westerman, G. Klink, Dr. Saunders. Standing: M. Petersen, S. Remington, A. Sass. The Student Exhibition Association consists of four representatives from each ofthe four classes who are elected to this committee annually by Student Council from a list nominated by the faculty. It is the responsibility of this group of students to form a program representing the interests and welfare ofthe student body. The program presents selected work from the fields of photography, painting, architecture, theater arts, drawing, the industrial arts and crafts, the sciences, and other visual areas. ' Some of the exhibits this year have been modern paintingsg watercolors and drawings from Arizona by Kuttnerg paintings and drawings by Boardman Robinsong exhibitions by Mr. Steinen and Mr. Shoenfeltg a collection of photographs CA Century of Photographyjg an industrial arts exhibitg a display from the Campus School and the annual show of student paintings. 38

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C vitz ZWIH lffle IIIIS s to lp es port rom lon, t C u own INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Smted A Dunn L Smlth R Chnsten F Ford M LaBrague Szazzdzng H Prayer D Feuer 1 Wax lV1cCambr1dge E Horomtz D Cobb The Industrxal Arts Club of Oswego State Teachers College was organlzed 1n 1941 and reorgamzed 1n 1946 All students ofthe Industrlal Arts Department good standlng are ehglble for membershlp It IS the alm of thls group to provlde opportunltles for members to become ac qualnted Wlth requlrements ofthe teachmg professlon The group elects a repre sentatlve to the State Steerlng Commlttee, who attends the meetmgs held bl annually, and reports back to the group on questlons dlscussed and declslons made The club sponsors one or more professlonal projects each year These may take the form of courses of study, a collectlon of project drawmgs, or a speclallzed blbhography The results are made avallable to other clubs through the Steermg Commrttee An lnnovatlon th1s year was the stresslng of programs presented by students as Well as faculty members and other leaders 1n Industrlal Arts The ofhcers for thls year are Roy A Chrlsten, presldent, Frederlck S Ford VICC Pfesldent, Lucllle Smlth, secretary treasurer, secretary and Arthur Dunn, correspondmg Meetmgs are held once a month 1n addltron to regular meetmgs trlps are arranged through varlous surroundlng lndustrxal plants Adm1SSlOH to members p IS through 1nv1tat1on 37 1 5 f . 9 - . , - . , . , . f . Q I , , A , Q ,, J' ' A , iCal l . ' ' I I - ' in l 1 ' ' I 1 l -. I ' - 9 . ' ' V J 7' 1 l ' . , U . . , hi gr v

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Sfated B Kranz, Vme C Baldwm, M Helsler R Hogan Standzng ulck R Davids Dr Romney,J Brenmck The Soclal Recreatron ASSOCIHIIOH has the unlque task of consrdermg all the soclal functlons proposed for the school, and together Wlth 1ts own, presentlng a well rounded group of act1V1t1es Th1S commlttee has as one of 1ts arms the desire to create a more frlendly and congen1al atmosphere 1n our school In carrylng out th1s program they have pre sented for our men and Women a ser1es of dances, carmvals and just plam old fashxoned get togethers BCS1dCS these act1v1t1es they sponsor a sprlng formal It 1S rather a novel ldea because It IS the only formal affalr of the year to Whrch men can take thelr best glrls and have admlsslon and refresh ments free Corsages are taboo for the evenlng Thls commrttee has made out necessary soc1al l1fe a complete and pleasant one and looks forward to contlnulng th1s Work IH the future A Sass R OFFICERS Pres1dentW Fltzglbbons Vlce Presldent Vlne SecretaryC Baldwln Treasurer j Brenmck 39 J .',. ' .p ' ,. '.-J.Q',. ',. glx S. . A. ' , -' ' D .'. , I.. y.- .l ' .Y - N ' . ll I NZ l