SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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SOIl0ltl.TY The Agonian Sorority opened the Fall semester by fostering goodwill and friendship between the sororities. After the meetings on Tuesday night, the other sororities, one at a time, were invited to 123 West Fifth Street for entertainment and dessert. October saw Ago at its best with its second open house. The last minute decision to paint the third floor hall will always be remembered. Christmas came, with it the annual carol sing. Starting at the college, the carolers visited Splinter Village, Dr. Rice's home, fraternity and sorority houses, and the hospital. Refreshments and dancing followed at Hopkins Hall. Practice teachers were sent out with a good luck party at the house, featuring songs and poems especially for the new teacher. With the Spring semester came the new look, and Ago sported new iackets. They were seen first at the welcome back luncheon given for the retuming practice teachers. Sorority mshing went Hotel Ago this year-the Candlelight Room. The golden anniversary and pledging were followed by the initiation dinner-dance at the Hotel Pontiac. The April Showers Formal, the bake sales, picnics, Chinese auction, and the senior party are all events of the Spring semester. May these memories always be dear to the girls of Alpha Kappa Phi. Nightly session First Row: A. McCatTaey, B. Pomevantz. Second Raw: B. Randle, P. LeRoy, C. Hallolr, M. LeRoy. Thlrd Row: J. Moore, J. Arnbvstor, E. Roxln, M. Benteln, H. Morath. 133

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AG Mill -ll Slalld: N. King, E. While, E. Chacluflald, l. Kuxlar, J, Mcscianionio, B. Devandorf, M. Dunham. E. Heinrich, J. Ruprachf, P. McCunneI, D. Hanley, G. Rand, G. Friedman, F. Abraham, M. Buliox, E. Kowalski, M. Jennings, C. Wclruth, E. Weissman, J. Rath, N. LQR, A. Wood, l. Waits. Just relaxing Between dances I 3 2 Chow lane Iniiiation , N4 X -672 za Q

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