SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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E E Z B le R C B ldwin, B. Leavitt, N..Clark, D: Wilcox, L. McMahon, Kaiser, Smlgd Cavarllf:luLiedIcT1nPTNilerMurriiiylmlflr Loiiighwiazif M Piirmstrong, P. Churchill, L. Weisman, L. Counts. W A.A. OFFICERS Seaied: L. Weisman. Standing: M. Murray, H. Longhway, President. Abfent: M. Steiger. The Women's Athletic Association enlists every girl in college in its activities, giving her a chance to participate in any sport she so desires, and to develop good sportsmanship. The W. A. A. council consisting of its oflicers, managers of the varied sports, and its able faculty advisor, Miss Gstberg, has taken remarkable strides this year. Intramural games were exciting. Volleyball bowling, golfing and archery are a few ofthe many activities. The highlight of the year Was the ski trip to Snow Ridge for the day. 46

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Every man in the college is a member of the Men's Recreation Association. Various intramural sports and other recreational activities are carried out under the leadership of the M. R. A. Council. This council is composed of a president, vice- president, secretary, treasurer, one member from each upper class and two freshman members. This year the M. R. A. was made a part of the Athletic Department so that in the future the funds necessary to carry out their activities will be appropriated through the newly-formed Ath- letic Council. Due to the increase in the student tax, a more complete and varied recreational pro- gram has been instituted which covers sports carnivals, ice skating, skiing, swimming, golf, and other activities Which are requested by the students as valuable recreationally. This is M. R. A.'s Banner Year and we're striv- ing to attain a pre-War status of a bigger and better athletic program. A Seaied: J. Ellis, Dr. Romney, K. Harris. Standing: T. Hajdasz President. .R. A. Seated: A. Sommella, L. Rascoe, T. Hajdasz, J. Ellis, K. Harris. Standing: W. Schlageter, A. Taylor, Dr. Romney, W. Daly.