SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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E. White, N. Burnham, J. Burns, E. Checiuheld, V. Norman. Slundlngz M. Poliris, A. Fenxtar, I. Alfundari, P. Walnon, L. Rsevlx, A. Gambino. This way, girls Where is il? Miss Ostberg

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What you don't catch in a net these days! WOMEll'S A ATHLETIC 00llll0lL Developing sportsmanship and friendliness among the women of the college is the purpose of W. A. A. Every girl in the school is given a chance to participate in any maior sport. Under the capable direction of Miss Ostberg, the faculty advisor, and the W. A. A. managers, a full extra-curricular program was planned. The program started oF with soccer and included volleyball and softball. Also starting the year was a play day at Oswego with women of Hve other colleges participating. Other intercollegiate toumaments were scheduled at Geneseo and Brockport. The highlight for the women is the banquet held at the end of each year at which time sports awards are given. Oswego women look to W. A. A. for future activities. Higher, girls! ll8

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Who has it! MEIl'S RECREATION ACTIVITIES Oswego State boasts many organizations in the sporting field. Primary among these is one all-encompassing organization, Men's Recreation Association. Each man enrolled in this college is an active member and may participate in its many activities. This school year has seen more success in the field of intramural activities for men. This can be credited to the diligent work of M. R. A.'s elected ofHcers and excellent support by the male portion ofthe student body. Among those activities which M. R. A. has sponsored are intramural bowling, horseshoes, basketball, football, volleyball, and bowling. Seated: F. Dever, R. Smith, H. Murphy. Stand- ing: H. Van5hack, P. Verzille, C. Kirnon.