SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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lresidtnt R Chetney, S l lVlarcellino flbfmzl: dent C Carroll, Treasurer N. Spiriclgliozzi. Our class has had a unique experienceg it has witnessed war, reconversion and peace all Within three short years at Oswego State. When We first Walked beneath that impressive colonnade in September, 1944, the war was still on, and some of its hrst veterans were registered as freshman with us. One year later, when our program sheets read Class- Sophomoref' the. atom bomb had brought an end to human slaughter all over the World. By spring of our second year, the ruptured duck was found in ever1 increasing numbers all over the campus, actively taking part in college doings and adding fun and variety to the Friday night dances. This, our junior year, has been the best one yet. A rash of activity Within the ranks of every social and organiza- tional group on campus has given new meaning to our days here, and, of course, the satisfactory completion of eighteen weeks ofpractice teaching has been a priceless accomplishment. So, dear Alma Mater, from the Class of '48, a reverent 'cl'laill to thee. CLASS OF DR. CHARLES S. TURNER .fldvirer i 88

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15 shown by its benefits. MARJORIE HOEFER Ithaca, New York RAYMOND KENYON Gloversville, New York WILLIAM LIMBACHER Oswego, New York WILLIAM LOAN Lycoming New York KATHLEEN McMANUS Rldgewood New York MARIE MORONEY Port Byron New York DOROTHY MULCAHILY Oswego New York I SYLVIA NORTON Rochester, New York FRED PRIOR Oswego, New York ANDREW RICHARDSON Saratoga, New York RALPH ROGERS New Haven New York CARL SALOGA Oswego New York CHARLES SCAGLIONE Oswego New York HENRY SCHOUR New York C1ty New York

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