SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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-- E- Kappa Delta Pi, the national honor society in edu- cation, is represented on our campus through the Epsilon Omega Chapter. Invitation to membership is extended to those per- sons evidencing worthy educational ideals, desirable professional qualities, and possessing high scholastic achievements. Highest among the purposes of the society is the professional advancement af its members. To attain this goal, numerous activities have been held this past year. Monthly meetings are both a social and an edu- cational experience. The Faunder's Day program and presentation of our new initiates to the college are annual events. Within the chapter, we have revised the constitu- tion, catalogued the O'Dell collection for the library, issued an alumni letter, and sent delegates to conva- cation in Indiana. Our Christmas party and initiation banquets were highlights of the year's activities. With several new proiects on the agenda, next year promises to hold even higher goals and achievements for Kappa Delta Pi. The members wish to express their appreciation to the chapter counselor, Dr. Alford, and Dr. Turner, who aided us during his absence. C9 Gt Au 'n 'u ' 1 if n -5 91 Flut Raw: Dr. Alford, J, Church, l. Allandarl, J. Meranda, J. Burns, J. Ballardini, R. Thomas. Second Row: A. Peltan, J. Adams, Dr. Turner, T. Magram, B. luedlu, M. Volz, J. Foxx, E. Schnelder, J. Gallagher. Thlrd Raw: C. Tra- lmld, of. want, Mr. Delmevny, M. Joxaphawltz, r. Plaixted, J. Warrack, H. VanSchaaclr. W. Merwin. Flut Row: B. Schuler, M. Dvorxatx, J. Noble, A. Frangos, E. Heinrich. E. Mummy, c. Glangarra, H. slepsr. smma Row: Mrs. Clark, Dr. Culver, Min Mahar, Dr. Rogers, R. Miller, J. Maxclantonlo, Mins Hawlrlnsan, D. Henley, E. White, M. Becker. Third Raw: S. Hott, Dr. Miller, Mr. Blalr, S. Siegel, Mr. Kuntz, C. Kleplr, M. Hallman. KAPPA DELTA Pl OFFICERS T. Magram, Treasurer, J. Ballardini, Historian, B. Shuler, Secretary, J. Merenda, President.

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OFFICERS B. Roth, C. Parton, C. Trabold, V. Waryha, F. Roediger. Flrll low: ll. Jackson, J. Wlnd, W. Hendricks, W. Merwin, C. Trabeld, A. Felton. Second law: B. Haskins, H. VanSchaa:k. D. Wray, K. Folxter, H. Rossiter, M. Goldin, E. Iverson. Sure is cold 1950 marks the end ofthe first decade of Epsilon Pi Tau's existence at Oswego. This year we can look back on many accomplishments, but it is not the problem of E. P. T. to look back. We continue to look into the future for new things that can be done. This year we occupied ourselves with the initiating of new members, and with the planning and the carrying out of the Spring Conference. One of the main new activities was the installation of a showcase at the Hotel Pontiac, where repre- sentative proiects of the work done at the college are shown. This was another step towards informing the public about the products and procedures used in the Industrial Arts Division. We planned an ever-increasing amount of professional contact for our members through guest speakers and discussions of pertinent topics at the meetings of Epsilon Pi Tau. Our sponsor during Dr. Wilber's absence was Mr. William Huss, and to him, Mr. Harold Gilbert, and Dr. Wilber we owe credit for what has been accomplished this year. , . ...W i

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,fx swf. Seated: Florence Abraham, laura Woodward. Standing: An Langenrnayr, Beverly Shuler, Ted Maqram. Absent: Martin Goldberg. 0 STAFF Nilda Lopez, Connie Barriero, Susanne Wi ber, Josephine Musciantonio, Joan Bollardin Rilo Miller, Luberta Fields, lilo Leslie, Peach Mohart, Dottie Mirabella, June Noble, Jud Foss, Frank Bowers, Mary Becker, Marie Ba los, Laurie Braun, Stephen Haft, Ezra Wal man, Jean Chun-Jr, Ruth Frondsen, Elea Fox, Shirley O'DeIl, Ken Kimball, Comeli Moynihan, lrene Alfendere, Claire Anderse Catherine Lis, Jeanne Ruprachf, Judy Fos Athena Frangos. ONTA This book has meant a lot f work and a lot of fun on the part of the staff, loo, it has been a grand experience, and we've Ieamed a lot. Most of all it is a grand sense of a iob, we think, well done. The staff hopes you will like the book, esperi'-lly the people of the senior class for essentially it is your yearbook. EDITORS Clint Askew, Nancy Wilder 'Ei ADVISOR Robert Steinen