SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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Flrn Row: C. Vought, H. Hutton, C. Kelper, D. Devedorf, ll. Haggerty, L. Johnson. Second Row: W. Perpall. J. Rupracht, A. Rath, E. Puglearo, J. Rath, a. Mitten, A. Ls., M. crunch. 'rhlta new: P. Walsten, M. stem, M. Neville, D. Eisenberg, B. Kirkpatrick, J. Athu, F. Hawkins, J. Tullman, M. Dutcher, C. ttalmex. Fourth low: D. Wilber, A. Hawk, L. Lucey, E. McQuade, R. Piggott, E. Snelling, C. Finlay. R. Burnside. Pfofes Yollth tan' . 16600 Or9 ' orncens smear G. rheisen, R. numnae. stunning. A. Hawk, E. McQuade. The Oswego Protestant Youth Organization is a club for all Protestant students at O. S. T. C. lts aims are to enrich the social and spiritual life of its members, and to promote Christian fellowship among the students of the college. Meetings are planned for the Hrst and third Thursday af each month. At the ditierent Protestant churches of the city, or at the lodge. They usually include a period of devotion and hymn singing, an open group discussion or a short talk by a member or guest. The group is under the sponsorship of faculty member from the college and a Protestant minister from Oswego appointed by the city council of churches. 116

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Flnt low: P. Atkinson, M. Batchelor, L. Sheiiordxon. Second Row: A. DaSantes , M, wam1,A. McCalTrey, H. Murphy, A. Maaaafan, s. Fornexs, A. Gambino A J. aan-aww, E. Kan. mm naw: E. aaaaraaa, c. us, M. Baum, A. ramay D. Dolan, c. Tarmay, J. laMacchia, M. LeRoy, s. Burbank, P. zsgarem, w rnmaanaa. Fourth naw: 1. caddy, J. cvaay,1. Moore, H. lemmesth, s. Doyle len, R. Guiltoli, R. Ferlanto, E. Galvin. Fllth Row: C. St. John, W. Krowczyl: llEWMAll .CLUB OFFICERS E. Boudreau, President, A. Tomay, Vice-Presi- dent, B. Doyle, Secretary, H. Murphy, Treasurer. The Newman Club is an organization of Catholic students, with the aim to enrich the spiritual, cultural, and social life of the student members. Officers were elected at the tirst meeting of the year. With the guidance of Rev. Patrick Hartnett of St. Mary's church and our faculty advisor, Dr. Cribben, plans were made for the year's program. Bi-monthly meetings were held at which time suppers were served, followed by a speaker and a business meeting. During Passion Week, the club had the annual Newman Club Retreat followed -by Communion Breakfast. This was the main event of the year. Delegates were sent to the Province Convention in Syracuse in April. Monthly social dances, parties, and get-togethers were enjoyed by the club members. This past year has been both eventful and successful for its members. 115 7 l A. Marchesine, N. niaiaaama, R. Cochran, M. niampsaa, P. Ha-mauay, H. Musf E. xaiwalsua, N. cams, r. Laaanr, A. sanum, w. Maier, J, Maalo, L. Samo, A. Kelly: D. sabal, P. Karat, D. Herman, 1. Maiewski, c. si.-aaa, A, aafgognana, R. oayiaa,

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'Yi' The sneer is gone from Casey's lip, His teeth are clinched in hate, He pounds with cruel vengeance, His bat upon the plate, And now the pitcher holds the ball, And now he lets it go, And now the air is shattered by the Force of Casey's blow. From Casey at the Bat by E. Thayer A K Z n lailr Q