SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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STUDENT llEGIlElTI0ll lSS00llTI0ll The i949-i950 year, marking the thirteenth anniversary of the Student Recreation Association, brought with it our tradi- tional social highlights, including the Variety Show, the Thanks- giving andthe Spring formals ond several week-end dances and special events. There were several entertaining innovations, such as the Outdoor Carnival, the Bingo Party, and the Magi- cian's show This year also ushered in man roblems as tht ' Y P scheduled varied program was constantly being altered to accommodate the unpredictable ways of Oswego's Jack Frost. . . . For the second year, our greatly anticipated Snow Carnival was called off because the weather just wasn't there. How- ever, the Variety Show served double duty this year, providing the usual hilarious entertainment and a means of helping Oswego State make its contribution to the World Student Service Fund. . . . Miss Alice Ayton is faculty advisor of the organization. Students Recreation Association expresses its sincere thanks to her and all students and faculty members who contributed their time and efforts so generously in the preparation and execution of the many successful programs throughout the year. Anyone thirsty? l Miss Alice Ayton, Advisor H2 DK Badmen First Row: J. Church, J. Second Row: N. Askew, J. Jone 4

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6 le c' 4154 Flrll Raw: F. Abraham, L Braun, T. Mioduaar, N. Hirschaut, T. Orkand, N. Friedman, L. Sharpe. Second Row: M. Goltarb, F. Lublich, M, Marks, L Drucker, S. Grodan, F. Lerner, N. Silbanher, T. Magram. Third Raw: M. Golderg, B. Oliver, L. Ambos, M. Basse, L Davix, J. Kohn, N. Steinberg, J. Lakin. V Nr 1 Y kv 9 s. N lllLLEL Seated: Kan, J. Warbel. Standing: E. Waldman, S. Groden, J. Ness. Hillel is the religious club of the Jewish students on campus. lt was established in l948 from what was formerly known as the J. Y. O. Hillel is a national organization which has chapters at ll8 colleges and universities throughout the country. The first major contribution of the Oswego chapter was the successful Yon Kipper services in the Spring of l948. With the larger enrollment, there has been an increase of Jewish students on campus. Now the organization can hold larger and better social and cultural events. Hillel at O. S. T. C. now boasts of one hundred and twenty-five active members. Meetings are held on the second and fourth Thursday of every month. They usually consist of short talks, discussions, social, and cultural activities. The organization wishes to thank all the various members of the faculty who have offered the club helpful suggestions. ll4