SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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Flrsl Raw: J. Noble, J. Twurdowsku, S. Grudbsrg, S, Cou, R. Miller, A. Frcngox, M. Backer. Susml Raw: C. Hayes, B. Cornwall, M. Batchelor, L. Liebsrmun, A. MacDonald, I. Howard, B. Preniiu, C. Lis, E. Kirkpatrick, M. Wllbur. Bake mls Watch the Lovely ladies birdy

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SOIl0llITY Clionian fraternity moved into their new home at 78 West Seneca Street in September and began the semester with two birthday luncheons in the college cafeteria. In November, a card party was held at Hopkins Hall. Many faculty, students, and Oswegonians attended. A party at the Rainbow Roof honored our practice teachers and the Clio Zeta Rho Girl. The Christmas party at the lodge was the last event of 1949. The new year started with the successful open formal, Winter Wan- derland, at the Hotel Pontiac early in January. February arrived and sorority rushing started. The greatest show on earth was the theme of our rush party. Circus ideas were carried out in the costumes, decorations, entertainment, and the usual refreshments including pink lemonade. The following week a swell bunch of pledges wore the gold and white. Pledging ended with a formal dinner-dance at the Hotel Pontiac on March 18. Clio and Psi Phi combined their talents and put on an assembly pro- gram fecturing song hits from the gay nineties to the present. Highlights of the Clio weekend in May were the Spring formal and the third annual Clio Sing. The Senior Banquet concluded the year. To our graduating sisters, we extend our sincerest wishes for good fortune. ' Pledges at Initiation And so to bed

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ta. Sntsd: P. ltzkowitz, G. Straux, L. Davin, F. Lemer. Standing: M. Mltllemark, F. Unger, M, Basse, G. Malone. The Daughters ofthe Wilted Wallet was organized in the Fall of I946 as a social group with sports and the promotion of fellowship in the school as its aims. The red and white sweaters seen on campus acclaim four successful years for the organization. D. W. W. activities have included charity dances sponsored in behalf of a Dutch war orphan, lodge parties, and suppers for the club members and their friends. This semester, with the return of several members from practice teach- ing and with this year's new members, the club planned many more activities. These included participation in the basketball tournaments and S. R. A. Variety Show, and social get-togethers for the club members and their sponsors: Mrs. Robert Stirling, Dr. Dorothy Rogers, Dr. Larson, Miss Noyes, Miss Jacobs. We feel that the Daughters of the Wilted Wallet are well on their way to becoming a permanently functioning part of the life at Oswego State Teachers College. wa .. if .K 135.1 Soalld: S, Weintraub, Dr. Rogers, K. Farnsworth. Standing: B. Prentlss, C. Lis. Sa -L - l4l